Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-15
IFRox MosDAy's DArLr.)
sALMAGuNDl.

yesterday.
Mrs. Henderson Greon has bought
the Fitch piano.
Myron Pixley was o passenger from
the west on No l this morning.
Allen Fisher. OF Wells, paid the
county scat q short visit to-day.
Fred Rcinkan, one OF Lamoille's
prosperous r%anchers, is in town TO-
day.
Charley May, Deputy ReveDue Col
~lector, came down from Tuscarora
Saturday and went up to Wells this
morning.
Miss Ella Crosson, one OF Elko
county's bright teachers, came down
f,om Deoth TO day on her way TO take
charge of h eihchooi in Mr.. Carvills's
district, Mound Valley.
Tho INDEPENDENT regrets to learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunters
littlo daughter, Irene, is very low
With pneumonia. Everybody hopes
the little girl may ecover.
George Russell, the INDEPENDENT
typo, brought "A hens egg 70 the Of
tice this morning that measured SI1
inches around the longer circum-
ference and 61S around the shorter.
George would like to see the hen
That can beat it.
Judge Talbot will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow TO place him
self under treatment for kidney
trouble. The Judge is quite feeble
and he will remain in California until
his health improves. All hope he may
come back fully restored To health.
The Industrial Army, numbering
over 1900 men, passed through yes
terday morning en- route To Wash
ington. The army VIE under the
command OF "~(,olonel" Baker and
occupied twenty-soven box cars, two
OF which were loaded with provisions
and clothing.
The Grand Jury found two indict-
ments for assault with intent TO kill,
one for embezzlement, one for grand
larceny and one for obtaining money
under false ]protences. They igaored
one for n crime against nature one
for burglary and one for ~misbrnndlng
stock. Their report will appear to-
morrow.
4 Washington dispatch says: The
Drawiey Bill to which m amendment
for the repeal Of the s,u,o bank tax ia
TO DO offered in tho conference with
tho action OF the cancus has been
favorably acted upon by the Commit
tho on Banking and Currency, but it
has not yet been reported TO the
house.
In the District Court, on Wcdnes-
day last, Judge A. Il. Cheney presid-
ing tho use o. tho State Of Nevada
vs.. Carmen U. DUMMY, Jennie c.
Dunphy, and the estate OF VIM. Dun
ply, deceased, Il decision was rem
cered in favor OF the plaintiff for tho
sum Of $1,000 and all penI lilies mud
costs. The defendants obtained IL
stay OF execution for ten days. The
suit was for delinquent taxes for the
year 1893. as equalized by tho Board
OF Equalization OF this comfy. The
entire judgment amounts 10 nearly
10000. --Luroka Sentinel.
a newspaper writer says that tho
world needs II religion to-day TINT
will make a mana word "a good rs his
note; that will make its possosgor pay
a hundred cents % the dollar, sell
sixteen ounces To tho pound, sell
thirty six inches to the yard, four
pecks to tho bushel, and l28 cubic
feot TO tho cord; that will make n
workman do n full days work whether
the eye OF tho employer ia on him or
not; that will make cupitnl disgorgc
the lions shnre Of tho profits and di-
vido thom equally and justly with tho
laborer; that will cause the mnnufac-
Juror to coasc from ndul,crating his
goods, It o clerk from robbins his en-
ployor, tho official from u%mbezzling
tho funds committee To his trusts, n
religion Tint not only makes mon hap
py but righteous.