Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-15
lFKon TurspAr's DA,Lr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

day.
Judge Talbot left for San Francisco
on No. 1 to-day.
A train, loaded with silks, passed
east last evening.
Crittenton, the evangelist, is hold
my meetings in Virginia City.
George Russell came up from the
Battle Mountain ranch last night.
Louis Reicke, q Comstock pioneer,
died in Virginia City last Saturday
Afternoon.
L. Wintermantel has returned
from the Midwinter Far. lie don't
think il is much Of Il show.
The latest report from the Heath
jury is that they stand eleven TO one,
but /; is not known which way.
Congressman Newlands will deliver
IN address, outlining the political
situation, in Reno Friday night.
Judge Cheney arrived from the
west last evening and remained over
till this forenoon when he left for
Reno.
The original Adam has this to his
credit. He did not attack the pre-
vious character OF Even. Y.
World.
Tho Joint Statement OF the Audit
or and Treasurer for the quarter end
ing March 3lst, appears upon the
fret page to-day.
The Industrial Army is still in Og-
den, held in check by United States
troops and police. The Governor is
trying TO solve the problem what to
do with the men.
Mr.. j. Henderson went TO San
Francisco yesterday to attend the
wedding OF his son, the Dr., to Mrs.
Trask, the daughter of Controller
Horton, which takes place to-mor-
row.
The Davidson theater the finest in
NJ lwarkee. was n ned q. RI. yesterday
morning. Sixteen flreruen were
caught by the falling roof and lost
their lives. Tho property loss is
placed at 100000.
St. Louis Republic:-We are afraid
that Mr.. Cleveland has listened too
much to the "noise and clamor" OF
Wall street. That ia about all he has
heard OF the Seigniorage bill. The
real depths OF public opinion he has
not sounded.
The case OF Mrs. II. NJ. johnson VS.
the Southern Pacific Company comes
up on appeal in the United States
Circuit Couat OF Appeals in San
Francisco this week. The lady was
awarded $4,000 in the United States
District Court ut Carson and the COM
pany appealed.
A. Nj. Ladd, n passenger brakeman
had his right arm crushed while
coupling an engine to No. = yester-
day afternoon. Tho young man
was taken TO the railroad hospital,
but it could not DO ascerlained how
serious his injuries are.-Silver
State.
Quito n number Of mon in Reno
and other points in Western Nevada
have joined the Industrial Army and
nre nov ut Reno waiting for trans
porta:ion to Ogden. The railroad
company refuses to take them to
Ogden except for full fare for each
man.
Our Republican friends forget that
the Mckinley law ID still in for"o and
hat the condition Of the country to-
day is due to it and the demonetiza-
ton Of silver in 1873 by the Republi-
can party. Tho speedy enactment
Of tho Wilson bill into law would
save something out Of the wreck.
The White Pine News says: An
Indian known by the name OF Nor
non jim vac arrested at Ely Mo 1day
by Sheriff Payne FOR killing q squaw
mined Beckie ut Osceola on or about
tho Goth OF March IL appears they
wore gambling in n tunnel and che
won his money. Becoming euruged
he bent her with rocks and threw her
upon n fire they had built ut the
mouth OF the tunnel.
Reno is ngain discussing the propo.
sition OF building awoolen mill. Col. J.
M. IIanoy and IL. NJ. Smade, two
manufacturers from Arkansas, woro
thcre last week and looked over the
ground. They wore we'll plensed
with tho outlook and offered 10 In
vest s25,nDO in a wooden mill on con-
diLion that tho people OF Reno would
rniso $4,000. Tho INDErENDESr
hopes the mill will ba built.
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