Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-12
lFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
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from Island Mountain.
The conductors excursion train
passed through this morning.
DIR. Wilson has moved to the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. George Russell.
The postoftice department is get
ting q new form OF postal money Or
der.
Geo. w. Emmerson, the life insur-
agent. arrived on No. 3 last
Marshal Humphrey gave the INDIE
PENDENT Office a pleasant call this az
ternoon.
1t is useless to ask a man il he
marriage isl failure, when he
hasn't got that far.
Nearly all the spawn planted yes
terday has Matched and the young fish
are doing nicely.
Prof. Rudolph Falb, OF Vienna. pre-
diets that the earth will collide with a
comet November ID, 1899.
See Mr.. Wintermantel's new al and
give him a call when you want any
iewelry or work in his line.
Mr.. Bruce has purchased the resi-
dence formerly owned by the late Mrs.
Ostreicher and will move into it short
ly.
II Elko is going to have a Fourth
OF July celebration this year, it is
about time TINT its people got a move
on.
Richter:-No Joy in nature is SO
sublimely affecting as the Joy of a
mother at the good fortune OF her
child.
When you want any letter heads,
envelopes, bill heads or any other job
work come to the INDEPENDENT Of
flee.
The Comstock payrolls in April
amounted to s76,603, about $1,000
higher than March. The old lode
isn't dead yet.
In consequence OF the insurance
war the Glen Falls of New York and
Traders OF Chicago have decided to
withdraw from the the Pacific
Coast.
U. S. District Attorney Jones told
an INDEPENDENT reporter to-day that
the much wanted Mr.. Hency was
rusticating somewhere in the United
States.
We were i'll error yesterday i'll stat
ing that the Commissioners had made
an order to advertise for plans and
specifications for the high school
building.
Now that the high school is an as.
sured fact there should be no ring or
clique in its construction or manage
ment, but all should work together
for its success.
Little Charley Mayer has a beauti.
full pair Of black eyes rs n result OF
being hit in tie face by the ball at
Deeth last Sunday. He looks us il
he had tackled a buzz saw.
\ Boston woman is lecturing on the
newest OF sciences, teaching that I'm.
pleasant feeling create harmful chem.
ical products in the body, while be-
novolent and cheerful thoughts have
a contrary and most desirable effect.
The constitutional convention OF
Utah has fixed the salaries OF State
officers as follows: Governor $1,000;
Secretary OF State, $4,000; Auditor,
$500; Treasurer, $1,000; Attorney.
General, $500; Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, $500.
The federal fish commission expect
this year to almost double the work Of
last year. In 1894 about 40O.000,OOO
fish were distributed. This year the
division Of fish culture hopes to en-
coed that figure by Mt least 2C00, 000,-
900 and probably 5000, 600, 900.
The Denver Record says that an
Eastern chemist passed through that
city n few days ago en- route from
southern Colorado, where he has been
examining a discovery Of tin ore. He
predicts " n tremendous excitement"
rs soon rs the locality is made pub.
lie.
U. S. District Attorney Jones, mar.
shal Humphrey, G.. G. Wallace and
conductor Lavoy came In from the
west this morning. District attor.
ney Jones and conductor Layoy re.
turned on Mo. 4 and Marshal Hum.
phrey and Mr.. Wallace remained in
town.
Russian girls thus learn their matri.
monial prospects,: a number OF
them take OIL their rings and conceal
them in II basket of corn; thon n hen
is brought ont and invited to partake
OF tho corn. and the owner OF the first
ring uncovered will DO the first onc to
enter %matrimony.
The Committee on Ceremonial Days
OF the Cotton States and Information
al Exposition has been arranging
dates for State days. One day will 30
devoted to each State, and the people
will be especially invited to attend the
Exposition OH those days. A list OF
dates will be issued IN a short time.