Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-03
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SATURDAYS DARYL
SALMAG UNDI

J.B. D~ougherty. the Carlin hotel
man. WIS M arrival this morning.
Miss Louise Adams was ~agrecably
surprised last night by IL party Of her
friends.
\ purity OF young folks left this
morning TN Il Picnic excursion to
Bruce's ranch.
No. |, winch passed here about 8
o'clock. tnal hroaktas. a: CABIN .hip
morning.
\ part. of wome bound for Klon-
dixie will take along one man to du
the cooking.
Mr.. and Mn. Jas. Holland are NOV.
ing into the house formerly occupied
10y Rev. and Mrs. Dawson.
Itev. j. NJ. ID madison will conduct
services in the PRESBYTERIAN church
TO morrow morning aud evening.
Mrs j Il. %lIardmnn, 81 'iold Creek.
who has been visiting friends in Car
lin, returnc this morning.
Eighteen men were buried under n
landslide in the Cal loot pass lnst
Sunday, nd only one body was re-
covered.
There arc n good many i II. room
crs about" said the boarding house
mistress. quito II number OF whose
victims were out OF work.
J. l. Kcyscr has completed a l2xl2
al li'iuu To- the re.iiencc OF Mr..
Mitchell. 1t has a lovely bay-win
dow, and will lie eleg intly furnished
for "A bed room.
links =" ave you read that article
on How Ia tell u b Il egg?'" Wink.
''Nm, have not, but my advi"e would
be: II you have anything important
10 tell II bud Egg, brcH..: it gently.
The Young poo lie OF the Christi II
ELdcavor society desire to extern
their thanks to all those who assisted
them i'll their entertainment last
evening and in making arrangements
ror the Gmc.
Rev. John Dawson vii conduct
services in the Episcopal church to-
morrow mo ming aud evening. In
the evening Mr.. Dawson will preach
his farewell sermon, rs hc ia TO depart
for Roseburg. reg IN, next week.
Evnminer:-John ID. Byrne. who
died several days ago. left nm esiure
val,ird at over slO ',OGo. According
TO tho terms OF his will, which was
filed for probate yeste. day, the estate
il to Dc divided. shars and SHIRE
nike. among his three children. Mrs.
MmiaS Murphy, wife OF Eugene +.
Murphy; John r.. Byrne and ~Ilcnr,
j.. Byrne.
4 young lawyer talked four hours
to an Indiana jury, who felt like
lynching him. His opponent, n
grizzlcd old professional, arose. looked
swcctly at tho Judge, aud sad:
"Your honor, | will follow the exam
Pile of my yourg friend VINO hns just
finished, and submit the ease without
argument" Then he sat down, and
the silence was large AMI oppressive.
Miss Julia Chapman, (that was) 81
New York, could doubtless write u
.... .., ..t.u. So. ...
book on What / Know About n
Fitted Hush md " The lady mon-
toned tried tho experiment, but
found it disappointing, secured n
divorced and mnrried II plcbcian
American with whom she IS now liv-
ing happily.
a Kansas clergyman sEccily rc-
marks: III II hare. Drained, sill y, MINI
licking. foolish, sleci, well groomed
darcing man should waltz around
the ballroom with my wife I would
hunt him up Tho next morning Rbd
kick him around the public squure;"
whth has caused n shcrilegous cuss
TO suggest that probably tho clergy
man knn~s how IL is himself.
nunhnm. tho San Jose murderer,
has been captured ngain. This time
in u Mexican town. II 10 strange how
many Dunhnms there have boon in
tho past year or two mud Vt note
hnyo proved to DO the Z ght man. II
u man in tho ordinary walks OF Ito
would make rs many mistakes IN
thrnry and practice as tho average
American detective or IIackshaw, no
would DO counted n fool.
If uG. not expecting my pack CO."
sad the lady 81 the house.
"rhis is tho number" persistch tho
driver Of tho delivery wagon, looking
at his book again. "Namo's Higgins,
n,L'L II 7"
'Yca."
"No. 37i 2"
"rhnt'a uumhcr.'
"rhcn it's Tor you"
II think not. IL must bc n onsc OF
mistaken identity"
"No, mum. IL's q caac u bccr."-
Chirngo Tribune.
Tho Rev. &. q. Brown seems TO ngl.
into tho Sun Fanciaco Inpcrs ~
much 10 the fnke stories OF tho Klon'
dix" wriLtcu up IN tho fifth ,r sixth