Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-04-26
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SALNIAGUNDl.


Deeth last night.
The Amer an National Bank Of
Denver failed yesterday morning.
See the notice in another COLUMN
under the head OF Notice Of Sale
W. b. DuvalI and II. j. Mayham
went up to Island Mountain this
morning.
Jerry Sheelan came up from VIM
nemucca this morning. He will re-
turn tonight.
Governor Sadler will move his fam
lily to Carson as soon rs he can find a
suitable residence.
y meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee has boen called
for April Goth at Reno.
JOHNNY Buster, the Indian who has
been on trial Mt winnemucca. hra
been found guilty OF murder in the
first degree.
Ira ID. Wines AMI wife arrived last
evening on the 81 ecial Tabernacle
Choir :rain from San Francisco, and
stopped over here.
Mr.. Meyburn. father Of Mn. j. E.
Jones, wife of the late Governor, died
at Carson Yesterday morning. He
was 50 years OF age.
Fish Commissioner T.. G. Boyce ur-
rived from Carson this morning. He
bought 10000 small trout To Winne-
mucca where they will he distributed
III the streams.
Governor Sadlcr arrived from Car.
son this morning. The Governor in
spected the fish hatchery to-day and
left this afternoon for his ranch in
Huntington Valley.
Next Sunday being the 18th TN
niversary Of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows in America, the Odd
Fellows of Eiko will attend the morn
ing services at the Episcopal church
The first issue of the Daily Nevada
Tribune, published at Reno. has
reached our table. 1t presents Il
very cTrii,able appearance and we
wish it success in the Nevada field of
Journalism.
The Wadsworlh Dispatch says that
new steel rails, weighing seventy-tive
pounds to the yard, are to be laid on
the hill run between Wadsworth and
Truckcc the coming Summer. This
Is all that is needed to make this
piece OF road perfect.
y Chinese was burned to death al
Reno Tuesday evening. lie was stu
pied with opium or some drug ant
fell across Il red. hot stove. The build
ing also caught tire. but was easil,
eXtinguished.
Reno Is again oyerrun with trampJ
and hurglaries are Of nightly occur
renee, four having taken plac,
"Wednesday night. 1t might be vel
for the residents Of Elko to keep
sharp watch ~ some of the gang viii
undoubtedly come this way.
Journal:-Mo5t Of the industriou.
class Of Indians are employed sorting
onions at the ranches III this vicinity
Tie scarcity and consequent higl
price Of this savory bulb III the Sal
Francisco market will cause the ship
ment Of all the surplus along the line
of the railroad in Nevada.
1t is rumored that tho old mining
camp Of Aurora will pick up in the
near future. 1t is understood that {
half million dollars Is ready to at
tempt to work the ore and tailings by
the cyanide process. III this expert
men; should be tried and made sue,
cessful this would be the best mining
camp in Nevada.
Tho Tabernacle Choir, due last
night at 9 o'clock did not reach here
until nearly ii o'clock o'clock. There
was an immediate rush for the hotel
by the throng Us they had had moth,
ing to eat since leaving Reno in tho
morning about 10 o'clock. During
the stay Of tho train here II couple OF
songs were rendered, which were very
much appreciated by IL large number
Of EIko people who had gathered at
the depot,