Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-22
[FRoM TnunspAY's DAILY.l
SAiIN1a0 UNDI.

ciai.
G. G. Wallace spent last evening in
town and left for tho west on No. 4
to-day.
Frod Drown, the prosperous South
Fork rancher, is just recovering from
the measles.
The funeral ~ the late Senator
Vance took place in AshevilIe, North
Carolina, yesterday.
FL. President Harrison md party
passed through Elko yesterday morn
ing in n special chr attached TO No. l
Governor Colcord aud stall have
accepted nn invitation TO participate
in the Memorial Day celebration in
Virginia on May Both.
Col. Breckenridge now understands
the force OF tho adage about tho re-
Gions Of darkness having no fury
like a woman scorued.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
II ia estimated that tho expense
caused by the Industrial nrmy at
Ogden will ruu up to the total OF $40
600, which under the decision IT
Judge Miner it is. hold can be collect
cd from the Southern Puciiic Rail-
rond Cou.panY.-Ex.
Read the long list OF magnificent
presents Reinhart ofTers To cash
customers. You will lind it in tho
new al which appears to-day. You
a get more for your money by
dealing at the old store than you can
by sending it away. \ word TO the
wise is sufficient.
a yonng mnn whose name is sup
posed 10 he Edward Stenback was
rue over by the ears and killed in
Reno Wednesday night. In attempt
ing to swing himself on q brake
beam his coat was caught under a II
wheel and he was drawn under and
almost instantly killed.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Morning theme, "Christ's Compassion
for tho Multitude" Evening bible
text, Run and speak to that young
man." MIR. Witter will preach in La
mobile, Sabbath morning and evening,
the Goth, n week from next Sabbath.
The News 8 ys the State Board OF
Examiners Saturday counted the
funds in the state Treasury md
found everything absolutely correct.
Tho Attorney Generals seal was then
put upon the lock and the safe will
tot be opened until the Office is ready
to de turned over TO Mr.. Egun's sue
cessor.
The highest score ever made by
twenty men in n military tenn shoot
ing was made by twenty members OF
Company G, Frat Infantry, National,
Guard OF California, Mt Shell Mound
Park, on Sunday afternoon. The
team scored sG5 points out OF a posi-
bio 1000. Tho average 4:II, and
there was not q score under 40.
Geo. w. Richards, tho new State
Treasurer, has filed his bond 10 the
sum u S2Ni,000. The following arc
the surcties: Jake Klein, $4,000;
rrenmor Coffin, $4,000; r. II, Hoter,
$1,000; II. NJ. Ycrington, S25,0o0;
j. Il. Jones, $4,000; John Elliott,
5000, George II. Meyers, 81 500; L.
II. Bell, 1900; Sam Longabaugh,
s2O,oOr; Evan Williams, $4,000. To-
tai S2O,0oO.
A movement is on foot to secure n
pardon for Milton Sharp, the noto-
rious highwayman, sentenced in 1880
to thirty years. Imprisonment for
stage robbery in Esmeralda county.
1t will be remembered that Shurp es-
capped froG the prison while McCul-
Tough was Warden and WAS ut liberty
Tor about four years. The pardon
viii DO asked Tor on the grounds that
he vac honest and Industrious while
out OF prison.
Ex.:-The new camp chilled Doug
ms, utter VIM, Douglas, OF Soda, Es-
meralda county, is promising great
things in tho say Of rich ore produce
tton. Tho camp is about eight miles
west Of Sodn; it's orc is gold, and n
good dcalof it to tho ton OF average
rock. About forty men are ut work
there, and some OF them arc confident
that they will yet have thers the big
gest calpp Esneralda county has ever
had.
The Book Of the Fair, which cost
the Bancroft Company such q heavy
outlay, IA an assured SUCCESS, cub
scriptions having already exceeded
100000 and still lsocp co,hing in us
last ne ever. What has gwen THE
work such great popularity has boon
not only tho plum bu, tho execution.
Nothing could have better fitted
popular requirements than a work
which covered tho whole ground,
historical and descriptive, and exc.
cuted In tho highest style OF art. Part
Mi is not II whit behind it's prede.
cessors.
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