Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-06-16
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Nj. w. Il. Smith and Miss. Ethel
returned from California last night.
Mr.. w. o. Williams is in from Ru-
by Valley. He reports everything
quiet,
Lieutenant Governor Sadler is in
town shaking hands with his many
friends.
General Clarke has petitioned for
a five days stay OF proceedings in
Mrs. Hartley's case.
A carload OF horses shipped by Bar
nev Horn for his ranch in the Bru-
neau country arrived last night.
Mr.. John p. Thorp and nephew, OF
Lamoille, were in town today. They
report crops very backward in the val
ley.
Mr.. G. E. Mayer WINS taken quite
sick Saturday night. He is resting
easier to-day and hopes to I've out
coon.
Jesse Leach came down from Tus-
carora Saturday and left for Reno
yesterday to attend the Grand Lodge
Of Masons.
President Cleveland has appointed
Attorney General -Olney Secretary OF
State, and Judson Harmon, of Gin
cinnati, Attorney. General.
Tom. Hunter and Major Miller re
turned.from Mountain City Sunday
evening. Tom says Mountain City
is the liveliest place in the county.
The sales Of wool in the Boston
market since january 1, 1895, amount
to Go,SGI,45 0 pounds against G~i,4l3,4OO
pounds for the corresponding period
OF 1894.
There's no hurry, boys. Elephants
have been known to live to the age of
400 years. Moral: Young man, don't
be i'll too much Of a hurry to see the
elephant. He'll keep.
Dispatch:-A prominent Nevada
stockman ventures the opinion that
the wealthy dealers will have Fall
beef cattle well in hand and the re.
suit will be high prices.
An Indian named aMan-Af raid of.
Nothing married IA white woman in
Montana recently, and in one week
after his wedding he applied to his
tribe to have his name changed.
VIM. Picker, in whose var d a lot OF
bullion was found the other day, has
compromised his troubles with Flo
Stewart, the woman who blowed on
him, md they are living together
again.
With the opening OF the cycloue
season it is good time to remind PEG.
pie in the cyclone belt that Nevada
doesn't have cyclones and TINT there
is room in the State for four or five
millions more people.
Tho base ball game yesterday re.
suited i'll IN eesy victory for the Elko
nine. The score standing 81 to 8 Mt
the end Of the 9th inning. The E,ecth
boys did some very good work but
were overmatched by the Elko boys.
District Attorney Massey has been
served with II notice that Bernard
Cosgroyc, sent to the penitentiary for
life for n cruel murder committed in
Elko several years ago. has filed IN
application for n pardon. 1t should
not be granted.
1t took 1000 men III entire day to
remove II recent landslide OH the
Pennsylvania road, G n Hunting
don. While the work was in prog
res IL miles OF solid trains we're
halted on either side OF the obstruc-
ton.
The latest that we have been able
to learn in regard to.Bert Mcintosh
is Tint he is badly wounded. The
bullet entered his right breast, pierre
ing tho lungs. md, ranging through
the left shoulder and arm. was cut out
at the elbow.
Nome but the American flug will be
allowed in the San Francisco Fourth
OF July procession. This is as il
should be for il there be any foreign
born citizen in this country who
cannot march under tho folds Of "Old
Glory he should go back to the land
Of his birth at once.
Tho Reno Gazette issued "a fine
eight page University Edition last
Friday. The paper contains thirty.
two cuts Of the buildings, faculty and
regents and five pages of we'll writ.
ten mntter descriptive OF tho Uniyer.
sity. 1t is II very interesting issue
and We hope it will bring mnny ducats
to the editors pockets.
Nick Mccoy was arraigncd in the
District Court this morning and Mr..
Harrington was appointed to defend
him. Tho indictment was oct inside
by the Court because the name of one
witness examined by the Grand Jury
was omitted. The Court ordered tho
case re. submitted TO tho Grand Jury
when IL meets next Saturday.
Hastings Democrat:-A lawyer In
n courtroom mny cn1l n mnn n linr