Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-17
WEEKLY
IRON SATURDAYS DAILY
SALNIAGUNDI

Glad to hear that Miss Louise
Adams is better today.
There arc seven patients in the
county hospital
Miss Rena Ford Of Eureka is visit
ing her sister MB. J. r. Wheeler.
Sheriff Natter went up TO Wells
this afternoon to collect license on a
flock OF sheep.
There are only three prisoners in
the county Jail. The terms Of two OF
these expire in n day or two.
This section OF Nevada is being
gladdened by frequent showers. This
insures plenty Of late feed on the
ranges.
.Thos. and VIM. Hunter and Major
Miller loaded twenty-five carloads OF
beef cattlc'fGr the South Omaha mar
ket today.
An Exchange says: Tho thanks
which should be given to Almighty
God for abundant harvests seem to
be rendered by Republican organs to
Mckinney and Dingley.
Reno cast 400 votes in favor OF put
ting in now water works and 40
against. On the question OF estab.
fishing an electric light plant the vote
stood 300 Cor to l3i against.
Train No. l will arrive this evening
MS n section Of No. 3. II left Reno at
ID this forenoon. The delay is caused
by the ~wrecking OF a freight train
near Truckce yesterday afternoon.
A brakeman was slightly injured.
Hhrve McAdams started for Tusca-
rora this morning, but there is no tell
ing when he will get there M he I'M
dertook to drive Charley Lewis big
freight team. II he has good luck,h he
will return in five or six days.
The cities OF Norwalk and South
Norwalk, Connecticut. which gave
large mPjorities for Mckinley last
November. have elected Democratic
Mayors, not lIanna.galvanized Dem
ocrats, but straight ont silver men.
or the 30,5l3 marriages in New
York during last year two were OF
white men To colored women. Is were
Of white women To colored men, one
Japanese md IL Cinnamon married
white women and one white man mar
ricd "A Japanese, woman.
Prof. Anscl says: -Gum chewing
il productive OF wrinkles. The in
c,ssnnt action ~ the Jaws throws the
month out OF shape, and must sooner
or later, bring out tho wrinkles on
the face Tqtti irutti girls will take
warning accordingly.
About forty OF Miss Addic Gar.
rechts friends gathered at the White
Sulphur Springs last night and gave
her II genuine surprise party. Tho
evening vas spent in dancing and so.
cial conversation. 1t was voted a big
success by MI present.
Investigation OF .he practice OF ad-
u~ltcrating wheat tlour with corn
flour has led 10 the discovery that
many brewers are hd~ulterRting their
beer, corn being substituted for bar
ley malt aud certain chemicals cub
stituted for hops to get the proper
flavor.
G.. s. Garcia, the snddler, il wear.
ing "a wrcathe Of smiles these days.
Tho cause OF il il the arrival Of n
young harness maker at his residence
last Monday. lIo is n little late in
giving the news to the press, but We
will excuse him this time.
Louisville Post:-Speakor Rocd'a
elaborate picture Of University and
prosperity playing leap frog since the
foundation Of the government gives
rige To the suspicion that tho Rcpuli.
nj party hasn't been a.dOin' Of its
duty with regularity and dispatch in
allowing adversely to have Il jump at
my stage Of the game.
Times. Review. Frank Parsons Inns
in his possession II gold nugget
which was picked up wost OF town Il
few days since. II ia Il beauty and
contains some quartz. In all it
weighs about three ounces md ~
valued at over $40 for the metal il
curnes. though IL cannot be bought
for That.
The rich men OF tho United States
are the most generous givers in the
world. During 1899 they gave for
colleges aud benevolent purposes n
round 900, 100000. During 1891 they
increased Il to s32IO00.0 900. In iS05
they gave 49,, 100000 md notwith.
standing tho hard times Of 1896 tho
gifts amounted to s21, 600. 900.