Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-28
(FRoM "WEDNESDAY S DAILY.l
SALAIAGUNDI.

General r. NJ. CLARK has returned
FROM his eastern trip.
Joe jefferson, the motor, is danger
ously i'll from an abscess 10 the
neck.
| Bernerd Goode has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Dead Letter
Office. .
A skirt dance was ono OF tho fea-
lures Of n church social in Evanston ,
Ind. the other duy.
A sever storm swept over Louis
vile. KY, yesterday moIuing, doing n
g bod deal Of damage.
Many OF the coffee planters in
Mexico nuke a profit OF $50 per cont.
on tho money invested.
A man 10 Evansville, Ind, who is
suing for n divorce, is tho father OF
twenty-seven daughters. -..
There nro 81 prisoners in the
State Prison aud Warden Bell says at
least 10 OF them are under % years OF
age.
The Sentinel saw Capt. A. d. Rock,
OF Eureka, who has been ill for sew.
eral weeks, is now able TO DO about
again..
The Elmirn, n. Y, National bnnk
closed it's doors yesterday morning,
the result Of tho recent financial
trouble.
1t 10 noted by an agricultural papor
that the number OF sheep in this
country increased last year more thpn
a million and Il hnlf.
.Ar. aud Mira. Ed. Coffin arrived
from Reno last night en- route to the
Worlds Fair. They stopped over
here IN visit Mr. Pullman. Mrs. Cof-
fms father.
1t is stated that English capitalists
have lost as much money 10y tho fail.
urs OF Australian banks as Franc.
did from the failure OF the Panama
canal scheme.
There is o church Mt Kirkwood, Ga,
owned by Presbyterinns, with n
Methodist pastor, and tho seats were
originally ownel by Bnptists and
donated by Ep~iscopa:iuns.
The Eureka, Cal, academy and
business college owed by y. ).
Phelps was destroyed by fire at l
o'cloak yesterday. Loss s25,0yj; in
a about $500.
Down Mt Carson sink there is locat-
Cd quito a colony Of Adventists, WHO
60 strictly observe Saturday as n day
Of rest. The community is said to
totally discard both liquor aud to-
Uacco.
Baron Liebig, the German chem-
list, Gays that rs much -four ns will
lie on thu point OF a table. knife
contains rs much uutritiys cons,itu-
cats rs eight Pints Of tina best beer
made.
Gov. Ho2g, OF Texas, has vetoed
tho State Sugar Bounty bill 10 enable
tho Superintendent OF tho Texas
~ponitentiary to accept from the gen.
eral government n bounty ON sugar
rnisod on convict farms.
Dayton Times:-The Carson river
has boen full to ovorflowing this
week. 1t is sad to ses SO much
water running 10 wnstc, when it
might DO store' and made tn make
n barren valleys bloom like the
rosc.
Every time n shipment Of gold is
made 10 Europe n corresponding
amount OF circulating pnpcr money ia
taken from the channels OF trade and
locked up in tho Sub-Treasury. ANA
yet some peoplo wonder what makes
money scarce.
Times Rcview:-A hearing in tho
case OF the State Of Nevada Vi. Clay
Hardesty, Harry IIardcsty and Gene
Carrot, charged with grand larceny in
unlawfvl!y killing a cali. is occupying
tho attention OF Justice Regan's court
this afternoon.
Belmont Courier:-From all over
tho world thoro Is a SrOat domund
for Isinglnss s,ono. There arc n mum.
Dor OF mica mines in Nyo md other
portions OF Nevada that could no
mado profitable, since that mineral is
in such demand.
II Ia recommended FOR tho treat.
mcnt OF bleeding Mt tho nose tho
plunging OF the feot and hands Of the
patient in water rs hot rs can be
horno. II is snid that tho most re.
bcllious cascs havo never resisted
this mode Of treatment.
Tom Robertson, while at work at
Mr.. Cotnnt's ranch on North Fork,
Monday, Voc knocked down by n
horse aud his right log broken DO.
tween tho kuco and ankle. IIo was
brought to town yesterday afternoon
aud taken to tho hospital.
Salt Lako Tribune: Tho CSC
Worlds Fair rate put into OBJECT by
the Union Pacific has been supple.
mentrd by the following II way 70.
auctions: To Chicago, first class
sil,G5, second .clnss, $3.50; to St.
Louie. first class, S3i.G5 second. class,
S3l 80; to Knnsns City and Omnha.