Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-06-06
WEEKLY
lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALSIAGUNDI

L.. d. Albert is in town.
T. F. Brennan is in from the val.
ley.
A evere earthquake stock was felt
in New York yesterday.
Nj. Booher departed for Reno last
night He will remain there about a
week.
John s. Maykugh. ST., will lecture
an the meeting Of .he Literary So
ciety this evening.
Instead OF putting a bell around his
cows neck, an Oroville mar attaches
I'm alarm clock. The COW comes up
to BIO MIXED whom the alarm goes of.
The base ball bows have moved
their ground to the lower end Of town
in Mr.. Russell's field. They had it
scraped yesterday, and put in good
order.
The Indiana arc becoming civilized
with u vengeance. Four or five OF
them have committed suicide in diff.
ferent parts OF the State in the last
week.
Dave Crawford. a teamster oiRuby
Valley. committed suiciie Thursday
night 10y shooting himself in the head.
The cause Of this rash act was de.
spondency.
Marriages are not made in Heav-
en- remarked the observer OF men
and things. There is an odor about
matches that suggest where they are
made"
II is estimated hat the foreign i'm
migration tn the United States will
be 100000 less than in 1896. Tho agi
tation against the more undesirable
clnss Of immigrants has largely re-.
duced it.
An entomologist is u collector of
small animals. Some OF the young
people who were at the fandango last
night I'LL the bill and doubtlessly
have a rare collection.
W. Il. Bryant, who recently sworo
to All affidavit. to the effect that he
saw Rev. Gibson carrying the body of
a woman to the beIiry of Emanuel
church. now states that no never raw
Gibson and that two women had Of
fered him 5000 Cor to swear TO that
effect
Tho morning subject in the Pres.
byterian church tomorrow will be
"Our Christian dead. where are they?'
Tho services will begin 10 minutes
Inter thnn usual, owing to the mem
orial services. Mr.. Thompsous sub.
ject in the evening will be Grand
Army men in David's dry.
a oman by the name Of Mrs. Geo.
Gohrig was found dead in a woodshed
i'll the rear OF n hotel in Nevada City
yesterday. She was fonnd hanging
by a piece OF cord fastened to a nail in
the ceiling. She wns probably killed
and then dragged to the shed for her
skull was badly fractured. p
The inry in tho case OF Harry Viz
ilich. against the Southern Pacific
Company returned a, verdict for
plaintiff this morning assessing dam.
ages Mt sl5.D0o. Tho action was
brought to recover $4,000 Tor tho
loss Of a leg i'll n railroad collision.
Tho defendant corporation will mp.
p6ai1 .rr..
A dispatch received from Sacra.
mento this afternoon says: Governor
.Budd has again changed his mind
and will not make m announcement
'oi his decision in the Durrant and
Worden cases beiors tomorrow. or
Monday, lie gives no intimation
what such action will be and aays he
is too tired to prepare the papers to.
day.
A crowded. young people number.
ing about thirty. mel ut Mrs.
FarrinRton's Inst evening, and hend-
ed by Judge Deanc. started idr the
Indian iafidango. After spending a
couple OF hours in dancing with the
noble reds this bugle call was sound.
ed and the homcwsrh march was DO.
gun. A halt was called at tue pew
residence Of Mr.. Ainloy aud hot cot.
fec, sandwiches otc. wore served up
in the four hundred style. After
each had laid away their shire tho
jolly crowd broke up and departed for