Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-10-13
lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALSIAGUNDI

o. II. Ballenger is down from the
Bruneau country to-day.
Regular meeting OF Elko Lodge
No. Is, 1. o. o. +. tonight.
Paul Schillerstrom and Zach Har-
dcsty are in from South Fork to.
day.
Hr Hazlctt will be buried at Day.
ton tomorrow by tho Grand Lodge OF
Masons.
Two hundred and lightweight
students are enrolled at the state
university.
We regret TO learn That Mr.. j. d.
Treat is very sick at the Depot Hotel.
Hope he may o be out again.
Miss Hattie Clark went down to
Carlin this morning where she will
make Il short visit after which she
will return home.
The constitutional convention OF
South Carolina has decided TINT there
shall not be n divorce granted in that
state for any cause.
Commissioners McAfcc and Wool
vertOn are in town To day attending
the Board OF Equalization. They
spent the day listening to the explain.
ations OF taxpayers raised on mort
cages.
Krupp. the cannon king, has set
aside l,O0U,CO0 marks ms a fund for
the benefit Of hes employees. In hd.
dition to this, he gave on Sedan day
100 marks To each Of the 1920 veter-
ans of the war of 1870 working for
him.
a Laramie, Wyoming, dispatch OF
the It'll says: Ten inches Of snow has
fallen here since yesterday noon. Tho
weather began clearing at noon to
day. The temperature is above frccz-
ing. Some damage was done to wires
and trees.
Secret Service Agent Harris, who
IL well known in connection with the
Carson Mint trouble, WAS arrested by
two policemen at Sacramento Oh Tues.
day last for -abetting the utterancc
OF a spurious note" but was released
when his identity was made known.
Tho immigration figures are not
encouraging. Tho tendency is again
toward tins country. In July there
were 10000 more immigrants landed
on II shores than ia July Of last
year, and the great increase was
from Southern Europe from Il class
OF people Of whom we have plenty ut
present.
Tho Southern Pacific Company Inns
filed Il protest against the assessment
OF the main track Of the Central Pa.
ciiic ut $1,000 per mile 10y Assessor
Eggcrs. Tho protest was presented
to the Board Of Equalization this
morning and four o'clock this after.
noon set for hearing Agent Morrow
an behalf nf the Company.
Ex:-lIcrc are some queer advcr.
tiscmcuts that some one Inns clipped
from the papers: "Two young women
want washing. Babies taken and
finished by a country photographer.
For sale II handsome piano. the prop.
crty Of "a young lady who is leaving
Scotland III II walnut case with turned
legs. Wanted. Il young man to look
nftcr II horse Of tho Methodist per.
%suasion. \ chemist inquiries: will
the gentleman who left his stomach
for analysis please call and get it to.
gcther with the results"
Atlanta Constitution:-Tlioy tell a
good story in Dalton Of Il recent
revival meeting in ono OF the rural
districts OF Whitfield county. In tho
middle on the services the preacher
said: Twill Brother Smith please
lead in prayer" Seven men arose
md began praying ut once. This
embarrassed the preacher and he said
hurricdly: 81 mean brother John
Smith Al this announcement ono
sat down and five moro got up and
begun praying. Tho preacher saw
Iis mistake but said nothing, and let
the eleven men prny il out among
themselves.
Tho Augusta. Georgia. Chronicle
says: "Whcn tlIiH government Issues
n silver dollar md declares IL u legal
fender in payment Of all obligations,
il Ia not taking advantage Of anybody.
1T pays ont what il is rcndy TO receive
back aguin on the Same basis. But
when this government ndopts tho policy
NJ receiving ito silver money in pay.
ment Of any obligation To the govern.
mcnt, but refuses to pay il out in sat.
isfaction Of obligations by tho govern.
mont, then il discrcdiis ito own coin
and IL itself the worst enemy OF its
own money"
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