Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SAI.MAGUNDI.

Wheat sold at SS3s in Chicago yes
terday. the highest point it has reach
ID since 1891.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company began fixing up the post.
'fice corner for Il telegraph Office to
lay.
Governor S ,d'cr has sold his inter
st in IL mine adjoining the Diamond
nine III Eureka to the Diamond Min
ng Company for Sl3,000.
Remnant has begun to slaughter
rrices again. II Won done believe il
cad his new nd and call mt the store.
Ills goods are OF the best quality and
IFS prices are away down.
Tho INDEPENDENT acknowledges
he receipt Of bulletins Nos. 81 and
IS from ;lie Agricultural Experiment
station Of the State University. Bu!-
Ietin No. 32 treats OF sugar beets md
No. 33 Of some OF Ncvada's forage
grasses.
Imes-Review:-Prot. A. l.. Snider
nas resigned MS Principal Of the
school. AS far as we are able to
| earn the Trustees have made no Sc.
lection as yet To ill the II but
are considering several applications
for the position.
The Reveiile SAYS that John
Schmnl'ug. Of Upper Rces, River,
lost his entire hay crop OF about 100
tons by tire last week. 1t is not
known how the fire started, but it is
supp Ised that some matches were
dropped near one OF the hay stacks
aud set on tire by Il wagon wheel
passing over them.
Government by injunction is get
t ng its work in on the West Vir-
!inia striking miners. One hundred
md ninety Of the Montana campers
were arrested for marching yesterday.
which Judge Jackson claims is a viu-
lation Of his injunction. The men
were gu lrded for five hours and
t~wcnty-four of them were taken to
Clarksbur5.
Silver still goes down. Yesterday
it touched 52l5. AS the market price
Of wheat and silver grows wider
apart. the louder does the Mckinley
lite roar. He seems to sec evidences
of prosperity i'll the decreasing value
Of the white metal. No concern OF
his how many silver mines are shut
down. throwing thous inds OF men
out Of employment aid entailing
suffering upon their families. He ia
happy because wheat goes up aud sill
yer goes down.
Tho fire in the Utica mine Is sub
aining. The fire is said to have been
caused by the carelessness OF IL miner
III filing his lamp with oil. i lighted
wick was thrown among the Kerosene
and i:nitcd one OF the OIL cans. An
effort to put this out resulted in up
setting another can O: oil. Tho min
crs then became panic stricken and
ran ont Of the mine.
y PittsburG dispatch Of the 18th
says: When court convened this MORN
ing Judges Stowe and Collier handed
down IA decision in the Injunction pro-
ccrlmcs 1T tine New York rnd Cieve-
| and Ghs C"al Company against the
United Mime Workers Of America.
l'atriCk Dulan Will I'm Warner aud
others. Tho preliminary injunction
WIS made permanent, aud the PLAIN.
tiif WIS orderel to file a bond Of So
0OOt to answer for such damages rs may
he sustained by the defendants by
reason OF the injunction.
st. Mary's Convent School mt Vir-
gInia has been closed on account OF n
lack Of patronage. The Sisters have
gone to other places that afford them
II larger fell for their work. 1t is
quite probable that the Sisters Hos
p'ial will also he closed. although nh
ctfu-t Is being made to continue il.
III" Sisters 81 Mercy at Grnss Valley
have been requested to take charge of
the hospital and they may he prevail.
ed upon to keep it open. Both OF
these institutions have been Of great
value to the Comstock as we'll rs the
whole state and it is a pit" that they
should bo abandoned.