Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-04-15
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY,
SALSIAG USDI.

"ooOoTOi AOhelI Uilu Tlss dEElSeu
from Eureka last night.
DR.. Winship's l,ctur,. at Harris
Hall tonight will be 81 treat. Don't
miss it.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. 4.
g. Dorsey is quite s:cl.. Sincerely
hope she will soo be better.
Editor Sain Of the Mountain City
Times got in last evening and spent
the day swapping lies with his Elko
friends.
Max Schoen returned from his
Mountain City trip last evening. lie
will spend II fcw days in town before
returning to SAN Francisco.
There are still to be found in every
town persons who thiuk it their mis-.
sion in life To give advice to every
body with whom they meet.
Several of the EllSo county teach
ers returned from the mstitut last
night mud this morning. The others
will &c along in due time.
Mr.. Hale wired from Carson yeslei-
day afternoon that Governor ..Sadler
wns i'll California and would not re-.
turn until Sunday. lie also said there
was n hot time i'll the Capitol City.
Col. MaXson came up from the
West last night and remained in town
today. lie il working on Ncvuda's
exhibit to the Omaha exposition. The
people Of the county should furnish
him with II splendid exhibit.
The Genoa Courier figures out
that the lynchIng OF Adam Cber has
cost Douglas county so far the sum
Of S2OGi.7S exclusive OF the fees Of
acting district attorney Virgin
which will amount to considerable.
y Telegram was received this after
noon from DIR. Winslip stating that
the train on which he will arrive will
not reach here until $40 this evening.
The lecture will tnke place, however
Immediately after the arrival OF the
drain.
Lander Taber, the express agent.
received on No. 1 today u tine Jersey
co" shipped 10y express from Frank
jim, PENNSYLVANIA, to DR.. Drake Of
Tu"car0ra. The COW weighed Q q
pounds and the express charge
Amounted To sI23.75. The COW il -
present to the DR., but notwithstand-
ing that fact shc will rank as nn" 81
the valuable COWS OF the county.
The attention ~ the people is call
ed 10 the fact that DR.. Wiuship's Ice.
turn will he given ut Harris Hall to-
night Instead Of at the high school
building E published yesterday.
This chnnge has been found neccs-
iehry III order to accommodate t.r
people. Ma the train in reported Ia
be late the exercises will not begin
till S:i5
The following dispnich was rccciv-
I'd just rs we were going to press:
Governor Shdlcr has not fallen down
nor docs he intend to. The meeting
Monday il nee, ssary. Secretary OF
Agriculture Inns r" vcFscd himself. Sec
official statement III Reno journal
third instant. They are lighting on
admission after inspection. G.. II.
Hale.
Justice Morgan was engaged today
i'll heaIm my the case Of th" State vs.
Eli {. Snyder. charged with criminal
libel. The evidence 81 the prosccut.
ing witness consumed the furtnunn
session aud u recess WIS taken until
2r. 81. AZ the afternoon session
Homer Riddle and VIM. NJ. Ddvi'i
were called and examined on the
part OF the Sinta and the State ,hcn
rested. The defendant WIS then mott.
fled Of his right TO make n statement
and waived his right. Justice Nor
gan then rendered his decision hold
ing the defendant To appear before
ilc er"nd jury III the sum Of 600.
The defendant gave the bond and
was discharged.
Genoa Courier There are RI frog
farms in the United Siaics. They
IRE all hopping along the road la
fortune. There IL always II cool snlr
for frogs lrgs They sell for 10 cents
II dozen pairs IN the Chicago fish and
gainc lIouscs. They nrc the most
delicate md dclicions flesh known.
They uro transparent when skinned.
a curious sight in to Ice witnessed
when a Let Of frcsh-akinncd frogs
legs nre eprinklcd with ealt. Every
leg will kick with grucsomc vigor.
Niorc ia n chance for some Of our
Nevada joliticinns who get left this
fall 10 make Il big stake raising frogs
Mt WasLoc lake.
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