Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-15
(FIoN MONDAYS DAILY.l
GALMAGUNDl.

Everything is quiet in Chicago to-
day.
Fishing is getting good along the
river.
L. T. Harris came up from Carlin
this morning.
j.. ID. Abel has returned from n trip
to Island Mountain.
1t is pretty tough work getting out
a daily paper in this town now.
Miss Belle Butler is learning to
stick type in the INDEPENDENT Of.
flee.
The people are how getting a taste
OF life as it was before railroads were
built.
W.H.Kennedy, OF Mound Valley,
came in yesterday and remained over
today.
w. q. Randolph. OF Peko, and Sam
McMullen, OF Deeth, were in town
this afternoon.
Quite u number OF people we're out
fishing yesterday and several good
catches are reported.
Dick Dorsey and WA. Massey left
for Mound Valley this morning on n
fishing and hunting trip.
Dallas News:-One OF the greatest
pleasures in life is found in counting
the money one isabout to make.
Assessor Eggers is in Tuscarora
sizing up the property of its wicked
residents for taxable purposes.
4 grapevine dispatch by way OF
New York, received to. day, said that a
mail train would be through in u day
or so.
The mercury crawled up to % in
the shade today. This kind Of
weather reminds us Of Henry Ward
Beecher.
The House should konck the ever
lasting grease. spots out OF the Cor
man. rice- sugar trust combination
tariff bill passed by the Senate.
+. \. GARLIC and wife arrived from
North Fork yesterday. Mr.. GARLIC
reports that the grasshoppers are
eating up everything in hat section.
Mr.. c. w. Hickey who has been tied
up here by the strike, purchased Il
horse and saddle this morning and
struck ont for Carson City. his
home.
The prospective candidates arc
doing considerable buzzing these
days. II they only knew where to
fall it would tighten their hearts Il
good deal.
Chicago Record One sad effort
of the commonweal movement is 20.
ing to he the strewing OF the country
with n liberal assortment of generals"
and -colonels."
Chicago Tribune:-Many Il maj
who howls loudly about the wrongs
OF society and the inequalities OF
our social system" always let's his wife
carry the baby.
4 st. Joseph, Mo-, paper asserts
almost with pride that De 'Kalb
county WINS represented in the Inst
by two men who could
neither read nor write.
j. w. Puctt and a. Trewick, of
Carlin, gave the INDEPENDENT office n
pleasant call to-day. Mr.. Trewick is
an engineer on the Truckee division
Of tho G. Il. and is tied up in Carlin
by the strike. Everything was quiet
i'll Carlin when they left.
a special dispatch from Washing
ton to the INDEPENDENT today, stint.
ed that President Cleveland had sent
Il message to Congress asking il to
pass n law prohibiting every one but
himself from catching fish or shoot
ing ducks or snipes anywhere within
the Jurisdiction Of the United States.
Dan Voorhees,, the boss cuckoo, i'm
mediatcly introduced a bill into the
Senate cmbodying the views OF the
President.
Cripple Creek District is suffering
from n caterpillar plague. For n dis.
tnnce Of four miles they have eaten
all the leaves of tho Aspen trees.
The cuts in tho road aro filled UP lev.
oil with the worms. which are OF the
common gray variety. At tho bottom
OF the abandoned prospect holes they
lie two feet deep. Spring Creek has
in places been turned out OF its
course by catcrpillars Mt points where
they are crossing on logs. The army
OF worms ia slowly making its way
East.
why Ito Cattle BIoRt9