Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-27
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Japan is to have a worlds fair.
We are having strange weather for
May.
Terrible storms are raging through
out the East.
w. S. Clayton came in from Mound
Valley today.
MB. A. G.. Dawley left ON Mol this
morning for Ruby Valley.
The prohibitionists of Cal have
nominated a full state ticket.
About % Industrials passed
through on Il freight train yester-
day.
j. III. Taber, who has been quite
sick for u couple OF, weeks is slowly
improving.
1t is u significant fact that there
are no babies being named for Cleve.
land this year.
Said one boy TO the other: did
you ever see II brick walk?7 Nav,
u L We seen q horse fiy.
Six weeks more OF school and eight
afterwards of swimming is the way
the small boy sizes up the situation.
AZotf, the murderer OF detective
Len Harris, has been captured and is
in Jail Mt Redwood City, California.
Steerage passage from London to
New York has been cut by the Inter.
national Navigation Company to
sl2.
Planters in Mississippi are begging
for farm laborers. They assert that
laborers were never before so
scarce.
Tuscarora will soon be without u
n drugstore as Mr.. Mason the druggist
there has decided to seek Il more I'M
healthy section.
Lcnte Tempus Fugitive years.
ten months and three days more of
Grover. How slowly time does fly.
-Chicagc Tribune.
\ crazy Italian attempted to
burn the Catholic church at Car.
cson Thursday, but was dis.
covered i'll time to save the build.
ing.
Bill Gibson has resigned as Super
intcndcnt Of the Indian Sshool mt
Carson. The head teacher Mt the In
%stitution has been appointed in his
stead.
Times ltcyicw:-Thc aCquittal OF
Eugene Way and Terrence Mcmahon.
from the box they were unwittingly
led into. gives general satisfaction in
this community
y petition is i'll circulation in Tusca.
ora praying for u division on the
county into commissioner districts, in
compliance weth an act passed by the
last Legislature.
4 private letter received from Judge
Talbot at Byron Springs, Cal, under
date of May 18th says: Il improve
slowly when the weather is warm, and |
expect to be home about June LIST.
Over 1900 sheep persisted in Tuol-
umnc county, Cal, III the rain and
snow storms Of Monday and Tuesday. |
They were cnrOutc To the mountain
ranges when Ovcrtaken by the storm.
One OF the heaviest rain storms OF |
the season struck this section about ,
ll:30 AN. today and for fifteen or
twenty minutes the water came down |
in torrents. There will be no %sca-ci- |
ty OF feed this Summer.
The Bi-metallic convention adopt
cd Il resolution yesterday in favor Of
FREQ coinage of silver ut Il ratio of 10
to |, and declaring to support only
those candidates who pledge them
selves to vote for free coinage.
\ Toledo, Ohio, machinist has gone
insane. He thinks he has wheels in
his head. II is thought that the con
slant noisc Of machinery caused the
trouble. lie put carbolic acid in his
ears 20 stop tie imaginary noise and
was badly burned.
Times Rcvicw:-Tim Wright re-
turned "Wednesday evening after sew
cral months absence, during which
time he made n circuit OF the globe.
He visited Ould Ireland and also
South Africa. where he found many
former TusCarorans.
Mountain Home, Udalo) Bulletin,
May l9tli.:-Glndys Ethel, I.ycar.old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Dor.
soy. died from inflammation Of the
bowels at HALEY on May 9th. The
Dorscys have many friends in this
section mud in Bruncau Valley who
deeply sympnthizo with them.in their
bereavement.
JOY Pollard, Of Tuscarora is Mt
Blissiicld, Michigan, preaching free
coinage and gaining many converts
to the silver cause. lie desires his
friends to forward him copies OF
newspapers and other literature IA.
vorable TO the cause. for distribution
among tho uncnlightcncd but well