Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-11-03
IFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALSiAGUNDI

City was nearly destroyed by fire.
Reckhart & Fro clich received "a
carload OF fresh Missouri cider to-
day.
Miss Belle Butler has closed her
school in Lamoille and returned to
town.
Louis Dean will ship t%wenty.four
car loads OF beef cattle to Baden to-
morrow.
Quite u number Of people from the
surrounding country attended the
show last night.
NJ. II. Burke, the crack sharp.shoot.
err OF Nevada, died in Virginia City
Thursday morning.
Miss Ida Phillips, the IIamoille
schoolma'am, and Mrs. j. b. Gheen
attended the show last night.
Col. ii. Is. MaXon came up from
Carlin on No. 3, last night, took in the
show and left for Reno on No. ..
The worlds fair medals Will not DO
ready for delivery until the middle OF
November. and the diplomas until
about Feb. l, 1896.
Gazette:-Ward Bros. contracted
to-day with Mccormack IL Bro. OF
Stockton to deliver a bunch OF steers
the first Of February for six cents per
pound.
William Young was hanged Mt San
Quentin yesterday for the murder Of
Pierre Lastestrc Mt San Ardo, Mon
terey county, California, i'll March OF
last year.
Tho Orc Elmo mine at Meadow Lake
has been sold To IL Colorado company
Tor $4,000. The new owners have n
process by which Meadow Lake ore
cun be worked at a profit.
Col. Stanley says that Nevada
hardly knows what hard times are,
remarks the Reno Journal. lie found
things ill Il terrible condition in Wy
oming and WAS glad to get home.
Treasurer Henderson will send
every taxpayer Il polite little note
next week to walk up To the captains
office and pay his yearly tithing for
the support Of the State aud county
governments.
Parties are gong To tho Buckeye
District from Carson nearly every day.
Supplies are being shipped out and
there is every indication that Il large
amount of work will he accomplished
there before SNOW flies.
The presentation Of The Little
Brown jug" drew Il fair audience at
Freeman Hall last night. Tho play
run smoothly from beginning to end
and furnished considerable aus
mcnt. The different actors did well.
After the play Il dance was given
which lasted until O'Clock this morn
ing.
Mr.. &. Is. Lcddick has sold his cat
tie. and in two or three weeks he will
leave for his old home in Michigan
which he left over tIIirty.three years
ago, Hc intends to bring two car
loads of thoroughbred cattle back
with him. He will buy the cattle in
Illinois or Iowa and intends to get
the best stock.
That free coinage OF silver will
increase the wages Of labor, the
value Of land and its products, and
lessen tho burden OF debt. and taxes
is admitted. Tho only fair answer
to this is that given by the London
Times: I'VE have no labor or prod
ucts To sell, We want to buy, and we
do not want them to rise
abe regular and punctunl ia all
things" was one OF the old maxims,
taught long ago. Tho last il not for.
gotten, but the first il scarce rcmcm.
bercd. so irregular is the life Of most
people nowadays. Tho only corrcctor
OF this evil ia Simmons Liver Rcgula.
tor. which keeps the liver active and
prevents tho ills Of irregular living:
Dyspepsia. Biliousncss. Constipation.
etc. IL nlso cures theso troubles.
Licutcnnnt.G Governor Willard died
Mt Los Angeles early yesterday morn.
ing. Governor Budd will appoint
William II. Jcter, OF Santa Cruz. to
fill tho vacancy. Jcter was the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Lieutenant.
Governor Mt tho election last ycar and
was defeated by Willard. Mr.. Jctcr
lived in Virginia City, Nevada. in
1877 and 1918.
II is said there il no better or sim.
pier way Of tcsting suspected water
than the following: Fill Il clean pint
bottle nearly full OF the water To DO
tested, and dissolve in il half u tca.
spoonful Of loaf or grunulntcd sugar.
Cork tho bottle mud keep in n warm
place two days. II the water bccomcs
cloudy or milky within forty eight
hours. IL in unfit for domestic uso.
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