Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-07-07
MONDAYS DAILY
sALMAGUNDl.
.East LYNNE. 70 nipht.

Payton Comedy Co. tonight.
Miss Nellie Sheehan came home
last night to spend a short vacation.
Don't fail to see tho great drama
East Lynne ut Freeman hall to-
night.
Professor Thomas Huxley the em-
inent scientist died in London Satur-
day afternoon.
Commissioners McAfee and Wool
verton are attending q meeting Of the
board to-day.
The express office hns been moved
to Judge Talbot's building next door
east OF DR.. Hoods Office.
E. H. Woolverton is in from Ruby
Valley to day. He reports every
thing drying up in his section.
The Times Review says Grove NJ.
Sayles has been appointed post trader
Mt the Duck Valley Reservation.
Ms. George Mcintosh and Mrs.
Sugget have rented Judge Tqlbot's
house. They arrived from Carlin tins
morning and took possession.
Eight hundred head OF cattle, driv.
en- from Bodie, CAL, passed through
Saturday for the ranch Of the Sun
Creek Cattle Company ON Salmon
river.
Mrs. Lang, Joe and Louis Burk.
hart returned from the Island Mount
ain minesthis morning. They brought
down about a ton Of ore that is lousy
with free gold.
Some one should see that the fire
apparatus is in good working order,
30 that should u fire start on the
Fourth from bombs and firecrackers
everything would be in readiness to
squeich it.
Judge Ross hns decided the govern
ment's sl5, 0OO,O 600 case against Mrs
Stanford in favor OF the defendant.
1t now looks as il Uncle Sam will
never get n nickle OF the millions he
put in the Pacific railroads.
The Payton Comedy Co. will pre-.
sent the beautiful 5.act society drama
EAST Lynne" at Freeman hall this
evening. Miss Keene is pronounced
by press and public to have no supe.
nor in the parts OF Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine.
A young German girl died recently
in Carson Valley, from n criminal op.
GRAFTON. Whether done by herself or
other parties is not known. After
her death a dead child was found i'll
her trunk. There is much excitement
in Genoa over the affair.
The last shipment OF fish WINS made
from the hatchery to Ruby Valley
Saturday. Mr.. Boyce closed the
hatchery Sunday and left for Carson
on No. Q last night. The hatchery
will remain closed until December
when it will be reopened.
Thomas Byrnes, night.watchman at
the mint, died very suddenly Satur-
day evening ut Carson. He was Mt
the evening train apparently in his
usual health, went to his room and
was seized with u spasnodic cough,
fell to the floor and died Instantly.
The Reveille in cleaning house
found u copy OF the Examiner OF July
z, 1868, winch said: ain Phoebe, New,
during the past year, there wore "
deaths, twelve OF which number only
died from natural causes, the others
being taken off by accidents, suicides
and six shooters.
According to Il Butte paper, the fol-
lowing is n verbatim copy Of n min.
ing location recently sent in at Oro-
villc. and as tho fees wore paid, il was
duly recorded: aThe undersigned
CLAIMS this clnme as the Hurd Clame,
the cabin stove and fixtures for cook
ing also the water for mining purpos-
cs located on Alder Creek"
Indianapolis Journal:-"Gosh!" said
Mr.. Jason. stopping on the corner
and turning to get another look Mt
the young woman passing by. kiss
ing n gal with them sleeves on must
be nigh the same rs tunneling into a
ginghnm sunbonnet, like n fol.
low had to do when ] was a boy"