Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-09-02
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j. W. Puett came up from Carlin
last evening and returned to day.
Chris Reckhart received two car
loads OF Schlitz Milwaukee beer Sat.
urday.
A. G. Dawley, OF Ruby Valley. and
S. Merkely, Of Mound, are in town
to-day.
w. NJ. Kennedy dropped into the
INDEPENDENT office this afternoon and
reported everything quiet in Mound
Valley.
The Republican state ticket don't
seem to arouse much enthusiasm
among the faithful OF Elko. 1t is not
what they expected.
r. A. Shcarer came down from
Island Mountain yesterday and re
turned to-day. He reports but little
political talk in his section.
w. a. Massey left for Carson on
No. today to look after the inter
ests OF the Carlin strikers. indicted
for obstructing the United States
mails.
1t is said that Emperor William
will endeayor to stop the observance
OF Sedan day. rs it revives painful
memories on the other side OF the
border.
Business and pleasure are being
combined i'll Kansas this year. where
the school marms- are said to he car.
rying notes III their balloon sleeves
when they attend examinations.
w. NJ. Piggot. formerly of Eureka.
has opened a new barber shop i'll the
Bedrock corner and asks for Il share
OF the public patronage. Read his
al. i'll another column and remember
the place.
John, what a glorious thing it
would be, these hot days, il one could
take of his flesh and sit down in his
bones Yes, but would't it be still
nicer il one could punch ont the mar.
row and have n draught through"
Reno Journal:-A pear tree in Mrs.
Girard's yard on First ST., is blossom
ing for the second timcthis year. The
tree presents an odd appearance hav-
ing a large number OF pears and a
new output Of blossoms. The bio +
SONS are on this years growth OF the
tree.
Reno journal -Adjutant B. G..
Hass was hurt seriously at Camp
Poujndc on Monday by the rearing OF
his horse. AS the horse reared the
rider leaned forward and the horses
head struck liass in the face giving
him Il black eye and somewhat dis
figuring him.
The United States Grand Jury has
indicted j. G. March, Al. Thompson.
Thomas Clcary, Patrick Martin. S. p.
Howard, James Cummings and G.. B.
Happier, the Carlin strikers. on the
charge Of obstructing the United
States mails. The Court set August
:l0th ar the time for the boys tn appear
and plead tn the indictment.
Tho casc Of f. Scylcr and others
charged with grand larccncy in steal
Il train Mt Dunsmuir To bring armed
st rikcrs Ia Sacramento. were dis.
missed in the police Court at Sac.
ramcnto nn motion Of the District
Attorney. and they were fined 81
each ON another complaint for cvad
ing the payment Of railroad fares.
New Era.-The vein in tho north
drift Of the winzc in the Imperial has
increased to five feet Of ore, and last
Thursday the mcn on night shift
broke twenty cars Of ore with two
shots. This ore body is said Ia he
from 100 To 200 feet in length and
pitching to the northwest. Men are
being put on in all parts Of the mine
to stopc ore, sixty Ions OF which must
he daily furnished the mill.
Hon. w. L. Wilson, Chairman of the
Ways md Means Committee Of tho
House, was rcnominatcd for Congress
yesterday. Wilson made a notable
address to the convention, in which
he declared that the President scrup-
uously ahstaiDcd from interfering
with the work Of tariff revision. but
held out stondfastly for the fulfillment
OF the platform pledges in letter and
spirit.
james a. Warrington, Ncvada's
commissioner to tho Midwintcr Fair,
returned this morning from the hay
city. Mr.. Ycrington succeeded yes.
tcrday in dispensing Of Ncvada'sbuild-
ing aud settling up the bills against
the State. and left everything in
apple. pic order. lie says there arc
more moncycd mcn from tho cast
looking for Pacific Coast investments
now tlInn ever before in ito history
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