Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-06-11
lFRoM WEDSEspAYs DARYL
SALMAGUNDI.

'hIs. SlSper went To san Francisco
yesterday.
L. S. Harrington returned from
Carson this morning.
Rev. W. II. /. Houghton and wife
returned from California last evening.
New Era:-Gco Loyelock, ST., has n
tin boulder weighing several hundred
pounds in front OF his residence.
The Silver State srys that it is ru-
mored That a straight out Silver party
paper is SOC to be started in Elko.
Judge HiIlman cana down from
Tuscarora yesterday afternoon and
left for San Francisco ON No. 4 TO-
day.
The Examiners special car OF
Worlds Fair children will arrive in
Elko Sunday evening at ESQ il on
time.
There is no cosmetic that n woman
can uso with such good results as al
cohol diluted with the purest 0
wator.
The Connecticut legislature has
passed a bill requiring doctors to
write their prescriptions in plain
English.
a Chicago theatre recently adv.r-
tised for 100 men more than six feet
in height, and enough OF these to
form a regiment responded.
ionkers Statesman:--Man is n good
deal like a fish. You know tho fish
would never get in very serious
trouble il it kept its mouth shut.
New Era:-TEe excitement over the
tin claims continues and twenty or
more claims have been located. The
district is only s miles from town.
\ farmer in Japan who has ten
acres Of land is looked upon as n
monopoliht, and III France forty
ACRES is considered Il good-sized
farm.
Here is something significant for
visitors To tho Woild's Fair: Eighty
bodies Of unknown persons end
pauFcrs We're living in tho Chicago
dead house one day lust week.
a great deal OF the space OF the
daily papers during tho last week has
boon devoted TO bank failures. Tho
BEST banking system the world ever
saw" seems to 10 undergoing n severe
test.
Governor Pattison Of Pennsylvania
has vetoed tho compulsory education
bill passed by the legislature OF the
ground that free attendance upon
FREQ schools seems to most benefit n
free people"
Tho annual report OF the Southern
Pacific company (ontire Rystem) for
the year ending December Both shows
net earnings Of sl7,Go3,g9G against
S~l9,2S6.20i in 1892, being u decrease
Of S2,G02,3OS.
David j. Walsh, an old resident OF
Austin. was caved on ia tho Union
mine ut that place last Saturday after
noon, and died shortly after being
taken to the surface. lie leaves a
wife and five children.
The Rocky Mountain News Gays
Denver does not want tho Carson
mint and Colorado has no desire TO
rob Nevada OF its coinage plant.
There will soon be work enough for
mints in both Denver and Carson.
In an old cabin near Butte, Mont,
that had been occupied by Antonio
Bitva, one OF the victims OF tho Silver
Bow mine horror, was found a tin box
buried three feet deep in tho ground,
TINT contained sl,ooO in gold aud cur
rency.
S. T.. Post:-The Pcgleg mine Inns
been found again, this timc about 7G9
miles from tho site OF its last appear.
ance. For II gold deposi: that, from
its name, may fGirly he supposed TO
be minus II limb, tho Pcglcg makes
some lightning changes Of location
only cqualcd by tho startling move.
men;s OF Messrs. Evans and Sontag.
Reno Journnl:-Ar Articles Tor q finish
fight TO tako place in Reno on July
Bird have been signed by George Mc.
Konzic Of Australia, and Sam Barber
OF Los Angeles, aud both a.c expected
hero this morning TO go into training.
They aro TO fight ut 13G pounds,
weights TO 10 taken ut IL o'clock on
tho day Of tho fight. Should either
ono at that time weigh over those
figures no will forfeit $50.
II will require sixteen tons OF type
to set tho Worlds Fair catalogue,
which will mnko threo volumes Of @
800 to 1900 pages. One hundred and
fifty compositors will DO engaged on
IL for four months, and ninety thou.
sand pounds Of ovo pnpor will DO
used. Forty cylinder presses will 10
RIM 1oy on,I piubI upiI tbnv ,nI,L