Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-10-27
o MONDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

HONcIuOT UOueb Ii improving
Stomach trouble has been the cause
Of his illness.
Mr.. Blakely Inns 10000 bricks in
the kiln and will begin burning them
this evening.
Reno is overrun with hobos again
and thefts and robDeries are of almost
nightly occurrence.
The Board OF Supervisors OF San
Francisco have regulated the height
Of buildings to l36 feet.
Boys, read the notice OF Messrs.
Craighead, Muller and Sherwood,
published in another column.
People i'll Madison county. Ky, who
have paid their taxes are entitled to
be married free by the Sheriff.
Mrs. Moore, mother Of ex United
States Marshal James Moore, died in
Virginia City last Friday morning.
Messrs Dunn and VANDERBILT, who
went to Santa Cruz to take charge Of
the Penny Press. have returned to
Carson.
Mr.. J. +. Snyder. OF Tuscarora, re-
turned from u visit to Missouri this
morning. He reports quiet times
back Enst.
At present there are $50 shipping
mines at Cripple Creek. Col; the num-
Der OF men employed in these proper.
ties is 1900.
Indians from the reservation are
setting up and loading n lot OF gov.
eminent wagons with their Winter
supplies to-day.
Tribune: - Supt. Mend's little
daughter at the Indian school is down
with smallpox, but the disease IL in u
very light form and will disappear in
a few days.
John w. Mackay, Jr, the eldest son
Of John w. Mackay, vas thrown from
n horse in Paris Thursday afternoon
and sustained injuries from which he
never recovered consciousness.
No. . due here at ll:i0 last night
did not arrive until 7 o'clock this
morning. The delay was caused by
one Of the trucks under n Refrigerator
car pulling loose the other side of re-
coma.
\ Temple OF Rathbona Sisters was
instituted at the X. Of p. hall Satur.
day night by Mrs. j. 4. Miller, OF
Austin. The Temple is the largest
III the State, having a membership of
twenty-five.
The Carson sports have made IN OF.
fer OF $4,000 to have the big prize
fight take place in their town. The
Tribune says the offer was tele.
graphed last Friday. The boys die
hard, but they will die nevertheless.
Jason ID. Baldwin. IL prominent
Comstocker and u royal good fellow,
was stricken with paralysis last Friday
while working ut the Brunswick mill,
and died that evening. He will he
remembered by all old Comstockers.
Az millions 81 bushels OF fruit are
said to be rotting on the wharfs along
the Ohio because there is not enough
water in tho stream to take them To
market, it would seem the noble old
river IL not more reliable than n mo-
nopoly railroad.
According to statistics compiled by
tho Railroad Gazette there were l32
railroad accidents in August, OF
which iiity.threc were collisions, sew.
cnty.onc were derailments and eight
due to other causes. Forty-ninc PEG.
pie we're killed and no injured.
Genoa Courier:-Mr. DUNCAN show
cd us a curiosity in tho cabbage line
tho other day. II is not Il twin, trip.
let or quadruplet; but is Il q~uintelet.
so to speak. There are five OF him.
five fine cabbages, all growing to.
gether, pretty near twice as thick rs
three in II bed.
An exchange says n mind reader
having demonstrated to a party OF
ledics and gentlemen his ability to
read a newspaper through two thick.
nesses OF horse blanket, ono OF tho
girls left tho room with the remark
that she wasn't going to stay here
any longer with this calico dress on"