Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-04-08
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY i.
sALMAGUNDI.

G. w. Garrard left for Salt Lake
this morning.
The teachers will leavo for Winnie.
mucca tomorrow to attend the insti.
tute.
DR.. P%inninger OF Cortcz arrived
this morning and spent the day in
town.
When Elko's park gets nicely sod,
ded over it will bo a pleasant recrea'
ton ground.
Miss Lou Craighead took the train
for Winnemucca today to attend the
teachers institute.
Secretary of State Howell has ouI
thnnku for u copy OF the law pertain
ing to sheep, passed in 1893.
Sheriff Brockliss oi Douglas county
has been acquitted Of tho charge OF
neglect Of duty in the Uber lynching
The case Of the State against Eli
G. Snyder, charged with criminal Ii.
bel. was continued today on motion oi
the defendant until 10 o'clock mex,
Saturday.
Adolph Lorsback has brought suit
against Lincoln county to have Il
judgment OF cit. coo renewed. The
case Ii tndt OF bonds bought in Lin
coin county ami while they ordinarily
cost $4,000 the total now amounts
to $4,000 interest and principal.
j. +. Haley, ex-commander OF the
rsecend regiment az the Nevada Ma
ftiopal guard. telcgraphs Governor
'Shdler from Rossland, British Colum.
;bia. that he il ready to ill n soldier
place whenever his services are re-
sqnired by the State.
Secretary Bliss has again reversed
himself by am ending the mineral
regulations OF the Interior Depart
ment 30 that once more a group of
mines may be patented on the cx
penditmre Of $500 on my ono location
III Il group belonging to the same
owner.
When Mr.. Russell stepped oil the
train this morning he was surprised
To meet Mrs. Rhodes OF Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, a cousin OF his, on the
platform. She was u passenger on
the train with Tim from Reno. but
Sacn was isGoiaG. ri tiis presence "f
the other on the train. Mr.. Russell
bearded the train again and went MS
far IN Deeth with her and returned
. on No. 1.
One Of the blue jacket survivors OF
.the Naine disaster gave the following
description OF it before the Board OF
Inquiry We'll, cir, ] was n corkin'
1t of in Ale hnmmick. sir, when i
hears a he'll Of II noise. Then, sir. the
nurse says 'sit up and take this
That's MI aud know, sir"
Mrs. Julia Murphy OF Austin. New,
lhHs brought suit for $500 against
CLAUS Sprcckles u compensation for
ahe death of her son, Daniel B.
Murphy. Uho was killed last SeptcnI.
brT in San Francisco by n piece OF
iron falling upon him through the
elevator shaft VI the Spreckles build.
ing.
When Rome fell 1900 men owned
all the property Of the Roman world,
To-day as shown by figures Of cnr
census ind by tn. authority Of men
whose Investigations arc unchalI-
.enged, $4,000 men own more than
-one hnlf Of all the real md personal
property in the republic. One per.
son in eycry hundred OF the popu,
lation owns o property than the
othsr ninety nine.
Virginia Chronicles Included in q
recent shipment from n down town
junk joint xas five tons OF discarded
rubber shoes, n~rctics, sandals and
every variety Of winter foot covering
III ihDoti SphlhiICN ph ibO SUPP
mcnt In worked over agnin, and var
ious articles in that line Of trade are
manufactured from it,. Discarded
felt hats are alec in demand tho mn.
tcIial OF which is washed and reno,
vntod aud again sold m now goods ~
the line OF head gear.
Mcssrs Russell and Hunter return
ell from Reno thia morning. Tho,
are Satisfied with the present situn
ton regarding the cattle quarantine
and believe that ali dnnger from TIM
source Ia past. They think that ther,
IA grave danger, however. from III,
.whQlesalc shipment Of sheep into thi'
State. They have assurances iron
Humboldt and Lander counties TIM
the necessary steps will DO takeI
Monday III thesc countiee TO put tli,
machinery OF the sheep law in mo
ton.
Mad Ending Of u Pleasure Trip.