Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
sALMAauNDl.

Mr.. Terry has a force at work franz
ing timbers for the new mill.
! Uncle jimmy Clark came up from
Humboldt last night and returned
this morning
Mr.. Ed. Carville and Mrs. White,
nee Miss Eta Porcher, arrived from
Salt Lake this morning.
w. o. Clark. one OF California's
delegates to the silver conference.
passed through this morning.
1t is reported that ext Congressman
Cultivate. OF Ohio, will be Secretary
OF War before the year expires.
Governor Jones has appointed Jas.
II. Kinkead a member OF his staff
with the rank of Lieutenant.C Colonel.
Ed. Woolverton is in from P.by
Valley to-day. He says the ranchers
are nearly through putting in their
crops in TINT section.
Mr.. Crosson returned to Starr Val
ley this morning. He was feeling
some. better and thought he would be
all right in a few days.
The treasury deficit has reached s50.-
4OI,ss7. This meaps that Uncle Sam
has paid out that much and
above his receipts since July
1, 1895.
New York Sun:-Does the earth
wabble as it reyolves? Why, certain
|, ly. Hoke Smith is not always at the
same spot on the earth's surface, but
moves from place to place. Ofcourse
it wabbles.
The Carson Tribune says Survey
| or General Pratt, at this season
/ of the year. receives almost daily,
letters from prospective settlers MAX.
| ing inquiries concerning the school
! and other cheap lands in Nevada.
a London dispatch OF the 14th says:
| 1t is learned the proposition to extend
for two and a half years the Central
Pacific first mortgage bonds which
! mature July, 1895, will be advertised
| in London and New York tomorrow.
1t is reported that the railroad com
pany will move the round house at
Winnemuces to Battle Mountain this
Summer. This will make Wads-
worth. Battle Mountain and Montel-
10 the main points between Truckee
| and Ogden.
Ex-District Attorney James II,
Page, of San Francisco has skipped
out. He was under indictment for
~'embezzling $4,000 belonging to Louis
| Lechnever, an insane person, who be.
came Pages ward while Page was
District Attorney.
Mr.. Bruce, the blacksmith, gives
b notice to-day that he has made u big
eAlt in prices for all kinds of black
sHithing and wagon work. Ranchers
and others should make a note OF this
and 60 to Bruce's blacksmith shop
when they want any work in his line.
Ex;-A wise mans day is worth Il
1 FOOLS life, so are u few good, reliable,
energetic men worth moro to any
community than rs many hundred of
idle takers. The former will have a
worthy enterprise in active operation
while the latter are preparing n reso.
/ luton setting forth it's numerous ad.
Santages OIL hunting around to'find
somebody elseto put the thing in mo-
\ ton.
The California Silver League has
seeded from tho American Bimetallic
party. The trouble was caused by
General Warmers alleged determine
ton to force exc Congressman Sibley
on the League, as the silver candi-
date for the presidency. The League
will issue an address to other States,
protesting against caucns methods
and calling a natiS..:l convention OF
State Leagues Ill st. Louis, March
10, 1896, 70 nominate Presidential
candidates and prepare II platform.