Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-06-17
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Judge Massey returned to Carson
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Painter will ship 800 head OF
cattle east tomorrow.
Mr.. and MB. Sam Wheeler and
Ms. G. G. Wallace left for the west
last night.
BE sure That you arc at the train
tonight to greet Captain Linscott
and his men.
MB. May Ford, nee Miss May
Phenneger, Of Calestoga, California,
arrived yesterday morning on a visit
to her uncle Mr.. J. W. Thompson.
The Red Cross committee canvas
sed the town Saturday and today.
They met with splendid success.
The amount collected will be pub
lished i'll due time.
Major Miller returned from New
Orleans last night. He did not suc-
cccd in disposine OF his mules. Ma
Ior looks somewhat tanned, but this
YOU can scarcely notice, otherwise he
looks Ms II he had been we'll cared
for.
An engine and nineteen Ears went
in the ditch between Cluru and Beo-
wawe Saturday night. 4 horse had
become caught in a culvert, and be
forn the engine could he stopped it
struck the horse and left the track.
the entire train following. No one
WIS injured.
We learn from John Henderson
that Charley Inns been appointed re-
cruiting officer for his regiment. As
but few men are needed to till III the
ranks. the duties Of his new office
will keep him from his company bu,
a short time. The lSDEpESDEST is
glai to hegr OF Charlcy's new hono:s.
Tho skeleton Of a m was nm
cnrtlicd at Providence. X. l., recently
by workman while digging Il cellar.
At Brown University it was stated
that the bones had been in the ground
200 years. The head WAS OF abnorm-
al size. and the hair IL beautiful
auburn, and we'll preserved.
Tho Grand Lodge OF Masons meets
ut Carson tomorrow, a special session
81 the Grand Lodge ~ the \. y. l..
w. will be held Saturday, ihe'Grand
Encampmcnt /. q. o. +. will meet
next Monday and the Grand Lodge
]. q. y. t.. on next Tuesday.
Judge Fitzgerald has rendered a
decision for the plaintiff in the case
~ Irene NJ. Robinson vs.. Eugene
Howell ct al, setting inside the trus;
deed made III 1881, by Mrs. Robinson
to the defendants, on tho ground 81
mental incapacity on the part OF the
plaintiff at the time 81 the execution
Of the deed. and constructive. but rot
actual fraud on the part 81 Howell.
Miss Russell received ~ dispatch
this morning from Captain Linscott
at Green River. Wyoming. saying
TINT his command would nrr!ve here
on No .. tonight. The chairman Of
the rcfrcshmcDt committee requests
that the ladies he nn hand with their
lunches. but no coffee ns there will
not bc time to serve il. Mr.. Harris
has kindly donated the use Of his
dining room anil rarlOr In n place for
der nsitng the lunches until the nr.
rival OF the train. Al lunches should
be taken Their.
Col. Mdxson writes thnt he Inns had
considerable inquiry Mt Omaha for
antimony miLrs and Inns rcfc, red the
parties to tho editor of the iHDEPES-
DEST for Information regarding such
mines in this county. Tho Col. writes
TINT there il u big demand for nnti.
mony mines by capitalists OF the east.
lIc also snys that good copper mines
are il demand. Those having cop.
per mines for sale might do we'll to
correspond with him. Those having
anthony mIncs in this county arc
requested To furnish the editor Of tho
ISDEPESDEST with infor nation as To
their locality md producing capacity.
II will cost you nothing.
Captain LinscOtt and company will
pass through tonight on No. .. Tho
boys should have u royal greeting.
Let everybody he at the tram pre-.
pared 10 whoop'cr up. Lot us mako
tho boys feel TINT they nrc in Gods
country among their pvt people.
W. will not scG them NIL again
Come ont cvcrv body mud give the
young Captain aud his men n hearty
welcome md u ruu.ising send or
They will look back to il with pleas
urc when lighting for Uncle Sam il
the PHILIPPINE Islands. Come OF.
mud give the boys n parting blessing