Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-01
lFRoa MosDar's DA,1r.l
sALMAcUNDl.

this morning.
An Indian school has been orga-
nized at Lovelock.
Nevada day at the Midwinter Fair
has been set for May 18th.
Spring seema 10 10 getting out Of
the lap OF Winter in pretty good
shape.
Mrs. L. Fannoi, for nerly Of Tus-
carora, died in San FRANCISCO last
week.
Gardner & Son are building an ad-
dition to the INDEPENDENT Office to
be used as n press room.
Ches Woodward, OF Juck Creek,
who has been 10 town several days,
lett for home yesterday,
There wero only sixteen votes cast
at the'school election Saturday, thir-
teen for and :hree against.
We ara glad to announce that littlo
Flora Green has 80 far recovered as
TO be able TO be out ngain.
Mr.. H.-Congratulations, old fell
low boy or girl? MIR B.(eorrow.
fully)-Both!DTbe Waterbury.
Mrs. George j. Smith aud daugh-
ter returned this morning from a "trip
TO tho old homo in the State OF Vir.
ginia.
1t 10 clouding up ngain, and the
ls1ErESDESTis weather prophet a
corn on the editors toe-says Il storm
is bre Sing.
An exciting game OF base ball wns
played Mt the grounds yesterday be-
tween the "White Stars" and "iIobos''
resulting in u tie.
Yesterday was a beautiful day, and
Elko's fair Sex took advantage Of the
opportunity by DOMINIC thor new
Easter costumes and hats.
Chicago Times: - Congressman
Breckenridge's political career is
probably at an end, but ha may serve
Tor many years yet rs n horrible ex-
ample.
While tho residents OF our sur
rounding valleys nre wading around
in snow knee-deep tho people Of E!ko
arc enjoying bare ground end dusty
streots.
A lair sized audience greeted tho
Ole Olosn troupe at Freeman Hall
Saturday night. Though the play
was sham ,fully cut, everybody
seemed 10 enjoy it.
ADO you believe that thing about
casting your bread upon the waters
aud having il fsturn?" well, il
wouldn't work with my wifs's bread.
That would sink"
Tribune:--An extra force OF men
wns put on in the State Printing
ofliro Thursday in order to get out
the Mid sin,er Fair book descriptive
OF Nevada's resources.
After 1896 the two old parties can
console each other an ] unite on this
one plank: dad gum the dad
gu:med Populists dorsan's
Buzz Saw. II does look q little TINT
way.
The P~oo.cNico Department has no.
titled the postmaster ut Greenfield,
Lyon county, that the name of tie
p~osto;lice has been changed To "Ycr-
ington" and that il will bc so known
after April LIST.
The man who killed Harrick, tho
cashier OF the ). f.. Savings Bank,
turns out to bS the notorious Fred
rick, n former companion OF Chris
Evans and murderer OF Sheriff Pas
zoe OF Nevada county. Cal.
Mrs. Doolcy. WI" OF banker Doc
10y OF Salt Lake City, died very sud-
only on Friday's west bound pas
senger train just after leaving here
Her remains were removed from tho
train ut Carlin and taken buck 10
Salt Lake for interment.
fhe Eureka Sentinel's poet gets or
tho following:
Mary had n little lamb,
But that was long ugo;
She cant afford To keep il now,
Since WOOL has gono 80 low.
II is snid that willis Mrs. G. II.
SiOddard was counting some money
at hor rcsidcucc in Powning's add.
ton NJ tho western edge OF town ono
day last week two man made thor
appearance ADD robbed her OF about
fifteen dollurs. -Gazottc.
Both Of our churches, which, by
the way, nro n credit TO the town,
were worry handsomely decorated with
flowers, ferns, ETC., yesterday. IN
Keeping with Tho day Eus.or Sun
day. Tho gcrviccs in 10th, morning
and evening, were largely attended.
Charley Willard, an old p%rospcctor,
wns run over in Rono Sundny
evening by n tcam driven by John
Flynn md severely Injured. The in
iured mnn is n brother Of tho propri.
etor OF tho famous Willard Hotel In
Washington, ID. G.. lie skull was
fractured aud IL is feared his injuries
will provo fatal.