Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-11-10
lFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.E
3ALMAGUEDl.

The Commercial Hotel runs a feed
stable. Read the al.
Over 20OO patents have been issued
in the United States for the manu-
facture OF inks.
Mr.. Brain notifies the public that he
is the agent for the Eureka suspen
der. Read his nj.
Eugene Field, the poet, died very
suddenly of heart failure in Chicago
yesterday morning.
The sun shone brightly the greater
part OF to day, but the indications are
good for another storm.
The residence o: Lawrence Has
lund, Reno, was destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning.
The contractors are making prepa-
rations 10 push the work OH the high
school building as o rs the weather
will permit.
Grand Master Reinhart has received
Il petition for the institution Of II Re-
bekah Lodge Of the l. o. o. +. at
Genoa, Douglass county.
A carload Of new beds were receiv-
ed Wednesday for the Indian School
to replace those used during the siege
OF smallpox, which were burned.
The Washington Post trusts that
MB. Vanderbilt has taken the pre-
caution to have that title thoroughly
examined by some reliable company.
The attention Of all citizensof EIko
county having money to invest is
called to the notice asking for bids
for $1,000 worth OF high school
bonds.
The manuscripts of the fifth and
twelfth centuries are written with
very good black ink which has not
shown the least signs OF fading or OBJ
liberation.
The Indianapolis Journal says: The
sugar trust has the trade under its
thumb again. Not a dealer in the
west would dare to sell II barrel OF su-
gar not bearing its brand for fear that,
depending upon the trust, II future
supply might be refused him.
a. G. Hash and w. X. Ball Of Reno
have recently shipped $4,000 pounds
OF Nevada honey, in the comb and
strained, to Ohio. The honey nets
them nine cents per pound, and is Il
profitable business at that figure, says
the Gazette.
Authorities on food recommend APP
pies as brain food. because they con.
tain Il quantity Of ph~osphoric acid,
and are easily digested. When eaten
at night some little time. previous to
retiring, they are said To excite the
action Of the liver and produce sleep.
For children there il nothing health.
ier.
\ dispatch Of the 18th from St. Cloud,
Mimi, says: The night crew Of the
Great Northern switchmen quit at
midnight, and this is the only violence
SD far in the strike. The company
has armed guards patroling the bridge
over tho Mississippi. The y. X. U.
officers say the strike is not declared
effective until tonight. Trains are
moving rs usual.
\ new cure for y headache is
announced. II il said Ia be the dis.
coyery Of an apostle Of physical cul.
tire and is really very simple. II
consists Of walking backwards, slow.
~ and deliberately, until the attack
is over. II ia nm easy thing to try Mt
any event, and wouldn't do any moro
harm than patent medicines. unless
the patient should back down a flight
Of stairs or into the cellar.
We regret to learn that Webster
Dorsey is lying in a precarious condi-
lion in st. Lulke's hospital, San Fran.
cisco. He recovered sufficiently from
his first illness to III taken home, but
about a week ago he was again taken
to the hospital. An abscess has
formed on one OF his ribs and his
physicians say the rib must be re.
moved, and it is doubtful whether Mr..
Dorsey will stand the operation.