Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-05-10
tFRoM DAILY
sALMAGUNDl.

The barometer is falling AMI the in
d;c:.tiOns are favorable for another
; storm.
Don't forget Little jamie is an
entertainment in connection with St.
Paul's church.
Remember the guessing contest at
the f. L. NJ. Store ON May 18th aud
put in Your guesses.
Il need the pray = Of those | love"
is a very beautiful quartette i'll
Little jamie
Miss Nellie Anderson departed on
No. l this morning for Starr Valley TO
take charge OF the school there.
Ed Litton and George Hunter took
charge Of the butcher shop aud store,
formerly owned by S. NJ. Henley to-
day.
John Aguew, Il former resident and
highly respected citizen Of Eureka,
died at Victor, Colorado, last Tues
day.
The population OF the world aver
ages 100 women to every 100 men.
Eight.n,uths Of the sudden deaths arc
those Of males.
Miss Amanda Anderson will leave
Ia. night for Sacramento to attend at
the bedside Of Mrs. |. Ostreichcr who
il very sick.
4 mistake occurred last week III our
article on the school election. II read
Monday, May ID" and it should read
Monday, May 18th.
The amount Of the offering for the
Rectory fund Yesterday i'll St. Paul's
church was S7i.7O. This il indeed II
very creditable showing.
1t is n fact that no married subject
i'll Austria IAN procure Il passport togo
beyond the frontier, unless he can
produce Il written consent from his
wife.
The Duke Of Cumberland was born
without Il nose. The II which adorns
his face is the result OF much iugenu
ity on the part Of the surgeons who
attended him us an infant.
ii. McAdams, Of Carlin. came up
last night. liarye gays times are very
quiet i'll our sister town and that no
new developments are known there in
regard Ia the removal of the shops.
instruction III Russian il to he one
Of the courses in Harvard hereafter.
1t will be Ia handy language to know
when the railway route to Europe is
opeaed by way OF Alaska and Siberia.
Tho members OF ElKo Lodge No. Is.
10. o. f., attended the Episcopal
church III II body last night and
listened attentively to Il we'll rendered
sermon prepared especially FOR their
benefit.
\ mans dress reform movement
has been started III indianapolis. \
club Of young men In, been organ
lied. the members uf which are plcdg.
ell I % wear knickcrborkers. "as II
rational garment during the summer
months.
\ woman hicyclist of Springfield.
Mass, has kept n record OF her rid
ing during the winter, and Says that
there have been only twenty six days
sincc November l, 1895, when she has
not been out on her wheel.
Herman Bcllingcr, formerly OF
Eureka. has been appointed superin-
tcndent Of the British Columbia
smelling company ut Trail. B. c., at u
salary Of $4,000 Il year. Thus another
Nevada boy is elevated to Il high and
lucrative position.
The San Francisco Evening Post
says: There il 10 be Il penny paper
i'll town. 1t will 4, nm afternoon
journal, and Il corporation OF printers
will publish il. II il to be called the
Daily News. IL nothing interiors To
cause decay tho first number Of tho
paper will DO issued about the middle
Of this month. In politics il will DO
n strong advocate of silver.
a cat belonging to n resident Of
Cameron, Mo. IL nursing II litter Of
wild rabbits and caring Tor them
with mothcrly solicit ude. Several
kittens were born Ia the cat q week
or go ago, but they NIL died. 4 neigh
Dor found II nest Of very young wild
rabbits about tho came time, and they
were put in charge Of the cat, with the
happy result told.
Tho law carefully guards the sec
rccy Of the relations between a physi-
cinn and his patients. Not only is no
protected in II refusal to disclose facts
thus obtained. but when Inc tells them
for my purpose lIo il liable to II 60
we're penalty. In such II case just do
cided in England II complaining pa-
tent has been awarded 6 $1,000
against u physician, and tho court
rulcd TINT IL did not mako amy differ
once whether the story was true or
false, 80 far No tho question ri tho
defendants c%ulpahili'y was con-
ccfncd.