Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25
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James Russell, Jr., is confined to
his bed by an attack Of pneumonia
He is better today. His many friends
hope TO sec hun out soon.
Dr.. Moore has returned from his
business trip and is ready to attend
TO any work in hiI Ii re orr penpl
may need.
Tie lSpEPESD Mt begs the indul
gence OF its readers today as the FOR,
is short. We expect n man on Il
morning train To ill the vacancy.
". L Mahoney. is down from EaS
Rock. He is happy in the belief tin.
the Dingley bill will pass and that
sheep viii lie worth their weight in
gold before another year.
Captain J. W. Pinder. mining en
Gipcer and metallurgist ofGold Creek
Mining Co, gave the INDEPENDENT
Office a pleasant call this afternoon
and looked Mt some specimens Of Ne
vada's natural soap.
Tho Senate has agreed to vote ON
the arbitration treaty at 4 p III. on the
fifth day Of May.
The New York swell clubs that vo-
ted for Mckinley may know moro IL
bout finance in 1910. They are in 4
bad financial way just now, though it
is four months since the yellow vic
tory made them happy.
Cedar Rapids GaZctte:-On account
Of the low price OF corn and oats it is
said Iowa farmers will raise more
wheat. On account Of the low price
OF wheat farmers farther west do not
know exactly what they will raise
next year, but they will raise fewer
mortgages.
Exchnngc;-A Connecticut lcsisla-
has its teeth into everything it con
ley its hands on IL his detirItion is
correct. 1t makes the eagle m Office
seeker and a member OF the Rcpubli-
can party.
Greater New York will start of
with "a population OF 100000. and tho
mayor will have voice in the con.
troll OF 10000 employees, and the ex.
penditurc OF s75,0GO,G 600 a year.
Another Utah man has come to
Elko and Iuggei or a b.i lie IL this
thing don't stop pretty soon the girls
will MI be gone and a whole lot Of us
will lie left to trot III single harness
Boys. wake up and don't let this
thing occur again.
More lumber for the Elko-Gold
Creek Lumber company arrived this
morning. 1t arrives faster than they
car get men to unload it.
Under a Law passed by the last con-
yreSs u person dcfacing II goll or sill
yer coin Of the United Staten IL liza
bile to n fine OF $1,000 and five years
in prison.
John G.. Tucker, nm Elko county
hoy. will be married ut 8 o'clock TO-.
morrow evening to Niss Marguerite
NJ. llCirron OF AnacOndn. Montana.
John attended school here several
years ago. and his former teacher OK.
tends congratulations.
Under the new military law OF Col
orado ONE have the unrestricted
right to become members Of the mil
itary companies.
Carson river is higher than it has
been for years, and in casc of Il heavy
rain considerable damage will 10
done to grain lands along the sloughs
a San Francisco despatch Of yes
terday says: The Fair case rs at last
under way. After many delays TX
tending over u period Of two years,
ono issue WIS started toward liz de.
termination. namely, the validity OF
the deeds 10y which Mrs. Ncitio Il.
Craven lays claim 10 two valuable
pieces Of property exceeding III value
ono million dollars. The entire dry
was occupied with the cndcavur to Sc.
cure II jury which will net III an adj
vlsory capUcity to Probate Judge
Slack.