Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-11
lFRoM THURSDAYS DA1Lr.l
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j. II. Henry came in from Shelton
to-day.
hadsworth ia to have q resident
Episcopal minister.
Don't forget tho show ut Freeman
Hall Friday and Saturday nights.
The tcler rnph reports two bank
and two business failures yesterday.
The Ohio Republican State Con-
vention met at Columbus yester-
day.
IIarve McAdams, Jim Campbell
and j. +. Holland left for Lovclock
yesterday.
Thos. Heating passed through to
Og len last night with sour Dick
and several other race horses.
The remains OF Edwin Booth will
DO buried to morrow AFTERNOON in Mt
Auburn cemetery near Boston.
Senator John p. Jones is expected
to arrive on the coast this week, after
u long absence in tho Eastern States
and Europe.
1t is reported, says the Carson APP
peal, that Mr.. Baker, OF Kansas, will
shortly succeed Bill Gibson rs the
head Of the Stewart Institute.
College Exponent She WAS plump
ard beautiful and he was wildly fond
Of her, she hated him, but woman
like she strove 10 catch him. He was
n flea.
Reno Ioufnal:-Three banks md
several business firms failed yester-
day. Plenty OF the much desplsed
silver dollars would have saved those
institutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henderson, Sheriff
Henderson, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Brain and Charlie Henderson arrived
from San Francisco this morning.
Mr.. j. Henderson continued on to
Ogden and will return tomorrow.
Charlie Henderson, who arrived
from San Francisco this morning
with other members OF the family,
spent the last year in tho Stanford
University. IIe is looking tine and
thinks Stnn!ord's the greatest school
on the Coast.
Gazettc:-The Grand Lodge 4. o.
U. w. will mact in Reno August 10Th
This will be the first meeting OF tho
Grand Lodge since Nevada was made
a separate jurisdiction, an. doubtless
tho proceedings will be Of great i'm
portance to the Order in this State.
The st. Louis Republic strikes the
silver bullseye with this center shot:
1t is asserted with much energy that
the Treasury is not paying out gold
on silver certificates. No! But il is
paying out gold and nothing but gold
on the Sherman certiti.utes issued on
silver bullion and made payable in
either gold or silver"
Tho johnson suit against the
Southern Pacific Railroad, in which
the widow sues TO recover s25,O 600
damages, came up for trial in tho u.
y. Circuit Court in Carson Tuesday.
III. II. Johnson, n railroad engineer,
wns killed by falling from tho running
board Of Il locomotive in August, 1892,
and his widow brings suit as above
stated.
Denver Mining Industry and
Trad .sman:-The Carson Mint, by di-
rcction OF the Secretary Of tho rreus-
ury, ceases coinage to day. Go it.,
Hr. Secretary. Stop coinage and
mining both, all ovor tho country II
you can, and eLd tho miEory ut once.
rhere is ro sense in having misery
long drawn out, aud We can never
stop sinking until We reach the bot
tom.
Carson Enthusiastically evening,
Oliver Lou Roberts Jagged III, fred
with the ambition TO emulate the
example Of Buffalo Bill, while chas.
ing Il playmate with a parlor rifle,
accidentally discharged tho Weapon
and shot the littlo daughter Of Mr..
Kildny in tho head. The bullet
penetrated tho skull but DR.. Guinau
was unable to find tho ball and he
thinks that it pissed out again.
a San Francisco dispatch says TINT
n disastrous fire occurred there about
800 yesterday morning, which de-
stroycd thirteen residences in tho
western addition, near tho entrance
to Golden Cato Park. Three fire.
men, Edward Davis, Charles Mudi.
SOL md Richard Winrow, ser killed,
another was fatally injured and a
number badly bruised and burned.
Tho families burned out arc all vol
to d.. Tho loss is estimated at s10C,.
900.