Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-11-17
lFRoM a~DNEspAY's DAILY
ALMAGUNDi i.

more serid.
Lord Dlrave, is still bellyaching
over the deat oithe Valkyric.
j. L. FrGh hs come down from
his mines tspcndhe Winter.
There w u ligt full OF snow last
night. Itaearlyll disappeared to.
day.
Inere ar, lwe.y letters III the
Elko postohce 70 Clarence z. Crit-
tenden, the ievivst.
Mr.. McDonald, I'LL complete the
foundation for thew schoolhouse
to-day. 1t is a day.
Atchison GlobcA great curiosity
would be a nan 30 kept his mouth
shut and lived to yret it.
Thirty.three ta!men were exam.
ined in the u. S. ntrict Court Mon
day before the iur To try Heney was
secured.
The lates thing ! diseases Is said
to be the railroad ;idney." Every.
body who trayelsis familiar with the
railroad gall.
The Board OF Education las rented
the Mayhugh building FOR the high
school. Tho furniture VIII be moved
neat Saturday
Parties Intending 70 lid on the high
school bonds should remember thht
the bids must be fled with the Coun-
~ Clerk by the 18th.
Texas SiitiLgs:-WLen a new pa
per Is started M this section Of the
country, it is reported as another yarn
mill in full operation.
Assemblyman Weiland and Joe
Hayward returned from the :East on
No. 4 to-day. Hayward brought back
n Young bloodhound.
Young Mems Era:-The saddest
things in life are men without man
hood, women without wmanhood and
children wiihoutchi!dl!cod.
Postmaster Sherwood is on the
war-path to.dayoccause some hood
lum kid threw | SNOWFALL through
the windows OF the postoffice last
night.
y Montoua mining paper calls at
tention to the fCt that l2l notices o.
application for mining patents were
printed in one issue OF the Crippl,
Creek Tail.
Miss Paulin, Payne Whitney
daughter OF exSecretary Whitney
was married to Almcric Paget, ;
young Englishmn, in New York yes
terday. They vii make st. Paul thei
future home.
The Leather trust has shut dow
one hundred tameries. Not nnothe
hide will be pl;ced ID their watts 70
sixty days, and B.G00 men are throw
out of employment.
An estimate O. the orange crop {
Floridn the present. ear places it {
but l.C0S 600 boxes, against 5,000,W
last year. The freeze Of last winter
the cause Of the large fall Off in Ill
crop.
Buffalo has Il furniture firm, Iris
&c English" AMI Tie Buffalo Time
says the continuation has. Away
served them rs o good advertisement
Singular to say however, Mr.. Iris.
is English and Mr. English is Irisl
News:-The fact that nearly ever
idle man OF n month ago, in Carson
is Mt work in the Buckeye mines, doe
not justify the Coming here of miner
from other sections to look for worl
MS no more men will be put on ii
next spring.
II is said that ele oldest living ma
and wife in the United States al
Louis and Anelh Darwin OF Blac
Falls, Wisconsin. Tho husband WI
born in l7SS, or one year before Ill
inauguration of tie first President
the United States and the wife WI
born in 1874. They have been ma
ricd eighty ycars.-Post Dispatch.
The residence of ex-senator, Thor
rs w. Palmer, in Detroit, Mich, W
burned yesterday morning. a lari
quantity OF valuable bric.a.bra
paintings and furniture were destro
ed. They include Il complete World
Fair record, the ONLY one in existcnc
and scores OF tokens collected durir
the Senator'S residence in Washin
! ton md Spain.
Silver State:-Ihe report that the
are many wild horses in the mour
aims near Lovolock il true, says
correspondent from Lovclock, b
now we are beginning to wonder
there arc not Il few Indian pom
with owners among these wild horse
ut any rate tho Piutcs claim that eve
once in II while they fail to find thu
horses high or low. Wild horses n
not worth much in Nevada, Ms II
long ago Henry Tllies bought a dro
mt seven cents per head mt Lovelot
Good Newspaper.