Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-26
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Col. MaXson Is in town.
The strike If still unsettled and
more trouble may bc looked Tor.
Mrs. Geo. Bruce departed on No. 9
last night to attend the State Fair at
Reno.
Another bank failure is recorded at
Benton llarbor, Mich. and still the
wave keeps up.
Cascraets stimu ate live . kidneys
and bowels, Never sickeh. weaken
or grippe. lOc.
Rev. Dawson preached his farewell
Sermon i'll Clover last evening.
The =. p. carpenter outiit is about
tai enlarge the Round House at Car
lin by putting III several stalls.
w. II. Watts. the supt for the Cor.
ey Brothers is down from Ogden in
the interest az that company.
Tho Times-Rrvicw is still reviewing
The action OF our U. S. Senators IN
voting for the Dingley Tariff meIs-
urc.
Tho entire town seemed to have
gone fishing yesterday and last even
ing large catches we,e reported OH all
sides.
Tho Reno and Sacramento Bicycle
teams have arranged u match relay
ace Of 30 miles on October lOth ut
Reno.
Court will convene at 10 o'clock a.
III. tomorrow FOR the purpose OF allow
ing the three prisoners indicted by
the Grand Jury to plead.
The Bunrh Of equalization met at
10 a. IN. today to continue in session
from time to time until the cqualiza.
tim OF the county taxes is finished.
Owing to the unavoidable absence
Of the proof reader. last Saturdays
paper contained many typographical
errors which we trust were over
read.
Rev. Fred Johnson. who is on his
way To western Colorado to take
charge Of Il field there. conducted SER
vices mt the Episcopal church yes
tcrday.
Tho Board OF Equalization adjourn
ed today to meet Saturday October
end ut . a. m. ScvettIl assessments
were raised, ms will appear in tomor-
rows issue.
Miss Mile Wilson caught n trout
nintecn inches long and weighing two
and threc-fourths pounds yesterday
with n minlow hook and black
thread. She was fishing Mt the time
for minnows.
Camera ticnds are increasing and
yesterday WIS Il gala day for some Of
them OF the male sex. who could he
seen on almost every corner with the
little black box and Keeping an eyc
ont for interesting subjects.
Tho Times Review says that the
cyanide plant for the Dexter mine Is
beng moved to Il lpca ion below town,
rs tho parties who held ground al.
%jaccnt to the Dexter were too cxlor.
bitnnt IN their prices.
Tho Reno journal states that tho
Southern Pacific Co. pays taxes in
seven counties in the state rs follows:
Wnslioc 53.l3 miles. Humboldt HIP
miles. Lyon ll.3S. miles. LIudcr 1918
miles. Chur chill, 5S7 miles. Eureka
3j.T miles, Elko 1885 miles. This
makes Il total uf 1892 instead of
1902. which tho journal fOots il
through error. by this table il will
he scen..tliat Elko hcads the list with
Ii8.5 miles OF railroad.
Rcsidcnts will learn with much re-
greet TINT Mr.. u. S. Seymour waa tho
r.ctim Of Il mistake last Saturday
evening which nll but proved fatal.
IIo had gono to bed feeling somewhat
i'll, md reaching TO his table Tor some
mo liciuo no, by mistake. secured Il
poisonous docoction, which he swal.
lowed before realizing wha! IL WIS.
lilo was taken TO DR. Hood Who used
the usual rcstorativcs. Mr.. Seymour
In still confined to his room. but his
ab olute recovery is only Il matter ot
q few days rest anu quiet.
". Il. Smith leaves tonight, bound
Tor Southport, Conn, TO DC gone MI
Winter. lIc will be accompanied by
his mother and lis daughter, Miss
Ethel. who goes with tho intention oi
entering n seminary there. Mis-
Ethel Inns attended Miss llcad's scm
mary ut Berkeley FOR some timo and
fifty upheld Ncvnda's reputation rs 4
producer Of bright young men and
women. Sho wus the business man
agcr Of "Nods and Dccka.- tho scmin,
ary nowa organ. when IL first appear
cd there. II bright and ncwsy little
edition Of its kind. Mr.. Smith In
not been in tho boat Of health 10
some timo past md his trip cast i
taken not only for the purpose Of &c
comp1pyimg his daughter. bnt ala,
Tor tho benefits which will he derive
to hia health. Tho ISDErENDEN.
wishcs them II safe and pleasant jJur