Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
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E. f. Ross is down from Mountain
City.
E. NJ Baum was up from Palisado
this morning.
Charley Waller cnme down from
North Fork yesterday.
DIR. Lannerbers arrived last
night and is ut the Depot Hotel.
We noticed Mr.. John Crosson of
Starr Valley, on the streete this after.
noon.
w. E. Wines, editor OF the Good
Templar News. is taking in the county
seat to-day.
DIR. Meigs anne up from Alameda
Saturday night and left for Salt Lake
Inst evening.
Mr.. Charles is in from Mardis to-
day. He reports u scarcity OF water
in that district for mining purposes.
Robert Hamilton. an old.time Ne
vada stage robber and ex convict,
died at Hamilton the 2nd of this
month.
FLAMES Rutledge is in this vicinity.
he can learn something to his interest
by writing to Jonn Mofrct, Platte
Center, Nebraska.
l Nv. Boyce expects another ship
ment OF eyed spawn of the California
rainbow trout from Beswick on No. l
to morrow morning.
The people OF the east are studying
the money question and an increase
OF silver sentiment is the result. Let
the good work go on.
John b. Abel left for Salt Lake last
night IN response to a subpoena On
the part of plaintiff in the Ease OF
Wright VS.. The S. Z. Co.
Veal of the fashionable white hue
is made by fattening calves in the
dark. Cows kept in the dark yield
milk which makes white butter.
Texas Siftings:-H the sun had
nothing to do but to shine on the
righteous, it wonld be hardly worth
while for him to rise rs early rs he
does.
Appeal:-Does anyone know the
name OF the man who packed bullion
around this city i'll female attire, but
whose heavy boots gave him away on
the bridgeY
Ycrington Rustlcr:-A few weeks
ago an old squaw working Il rocker in
n dry gulch at Silver Peak, just after
Il rain. cleaned up $50. one piece
weighing S2s.1O.
An exchange truthfully remarks
That some people get it into their
heads that they are unhealthy, when a
careful diagnosis OF their ease would
show that they were simply lazy
The Mississippi Valley Congress OF
Women has adopted a ilag with two
stars on n field of blue. The two
stars represent Colorado and Wyom-
ing, the States in which female suf-
frage prevails.
In I'm answer to the question. do
hogs pay?T I'm exchange replies:
We'll. yes, il Of the right variety and
fed on alfalfa, etc, but we know OF
some who were subscribers for five or
six years and never paid II cent"
Dick Wilmington, the young man
who is walking from San Francisco
To Now York, carrying II dog and II
cat, arrived last night and laid over
to day. He leaves this evening and
expects TO arrive in Ogden in about
fifteen days. lie has six months in
which to make the tripnnd must show
up at the Office OF the Police Gazette
two dogs, Il cat and a whGclbarrow.
He has been on the road thirty.two
days.
EXIT twenty when Il man il
young he thinks he knows il all; he
likes to wag his active tongue and OK.
crcisc his gall. lac struts around in no.
BILE rage. tho wGtld is all his own, he
laughs to scorn the world OF age, and
lists to self alone. lie wears n window
in hig eye to sec his whiskers grow
he thinks tho ladies pine and die be.
cause they love him so. At forty you
may suppose, he's down To biz; It's
not til sixty that lie knows how big u
chump he il.