Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-05-03
IFROM TUESDAYS DAILY
SAIINfAGUNDl.
4 beautiful day.

4 beautiful day.
Grove NJ. Sayles Of White Rock is
in town to- day.
w. l.. Griffin. OF Reno. came up
last night.
Internal Revenue Collector \. G..
May arrived from Reno last night.
J. W. Mcdowell will leave to NOR
row morning for North Ruby 10 take
charge Of the school at that place
We wish him success.
Henry Clay:-Anything upon which
the Government places its stamp and
declares it IL fun legal tender is mon.
ey; no matter what the material may
be.
The outlook for the cattle industry
i'll southern Nevada is bad. There
were very few storms last winter and
there is but little feed in the noun
tains. In this section the late storms
assure plenty OF feed and a good year
is anticipated for both crops and tie
stock business.
There are but i've words in the
English language which contain all
the vowels i'll regular order, viz:
Abstemious, atfcctiOusly. arseniouF.
facctiOus, materious and tragedious.
There is but one word which contains
them III regular everse order and
that word is luoliteral.
An English expert says Georgia
has the richest gold fields Oh the face
OF the globe" aud adds the equally as.
tonishing statement that the mines Of
north Georgia are capable Of p7oduC.
ing 40 millions annually. Gcorgia's
gold belt overs from 3O01 10 1900
square miles.
The Chicago Herald finds
that OF IA State governors 30 are
nominally Christians; - are profess.
ing Christians, nearly all Of whom
are regular attendants at church; Of
the 30, 10 are Presbyterians.5 Congre-
gationaiists, > Episcopalians. 4 Mctho.
dists. 3 Unitarians. | Babtist. and l
Christian.
Cripple Creek people claim that
their good stocks are being sold On
the Denver and other exchanges at
far less than their actual values. while
the poor stocks bring double what
they are worth, and they are trying to
lind out why things are thus. ile
output Of the district Is now increns-
ing.
Silver Statc:-The Southern Pacific
has made II slight reduction in the
carload rate ON horses shipped from
Winnemucca, and points east as far us
Bcowawe. to San Francisco. The
rate Is $50 per carload, a reduction Of
80. but is only given on condition
that the wnc release the horses at
n valuation Of $40 per head.
One OF the largest mining deals in
DcLamar, says II correspondent to the
Phoebe Record. since the DcLamar
purchase, Is about to be consumatcd.
Tho Sunrise mine east Of The April
Fool, owned by John Victti, j. Pier
son, Mrs. Lynch Of Phoebe. and Robt.
Mclaughlin, will in Nil probability he
bonded to some gentlemen in town.
tho amount il not yet public, but it il
known To be Il large figure.
Ii ought To bo Impressed upon tho
peoples representatives, at washing.
ton that they are not furnished NIX
stands for tho purpose Of throwing
them ut one another. Tho Congress
sional inkstand il rather an cYpcn
i've affair, aud there's the damage to
the carpets and walls la he consider
ed. Representatives Hall aud Money
should have settled their little differ.
encc with their snickersncrs and they
ought TO have gone outside OF tho
Capitol to do it, too. BIoOdshed is
preferable To inkshcd at times
Stockton MaIl
The attention OF our readers is Iii.
rcctcd tu Rcinbart's nov al. winch
appears elsewhere in tins issue.
ReinhRrt'n is an old. reliable and we'll
established firm in EilSn and nothing
wo could SAY would add to the popu.
larity enjoyed by this firm. however,
IL you are not satisfied that they will
do all they claim, just mike call aud
satisfy yourself. Prices and samples
cheerfully furnished Remember
Rcinhart's and when you want my.
thing in the limo OF Spring and Sum.
mer goods, dry goods, clothing. fur.
nishing goods. boots. shoes. hats, etc,
give him Il call.