Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
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A train OF soldiers passed west this
for.ucun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genciti returned
from San Francisco yesterday morn.
ing.
Governor Sndler has received no
tice f!um the Governor Of Utah in
the shape q: Il pruc.ama' ion quarant-
ming Utah against the infected sheep
i'll Elko county.
A cold wave struck this section
last nishi and this morning was quite
raw and cold. 1t warmed up during
the forenoon hnd til, day Lus been
real lovely.
Don't forget the ball to be given
10y lv! Rrber nh Lodge No. ID, |. q.
.. +. on the Goth of April. 1t will he
the event OF the season.
\ New York LAWYER charged n
counsel fec Of $3.50 md II boundsman
fee OF S5o To defend II hoy hello for 81
the larceny Of ninety cents worth Of
groceries.
An Idaho rx:hnnge says the pros.
pcciing fever is the only one in the
world that leaves in its wake pros.
periiy and plenty. builds cities and
railroads aud makes the desert bios.
som as the rose.
Ii cost S2,5lS to rccor the articles
OF Incorporation Of The United States
slinIng Company recently or :nnizcd
III Salt Luke Ia operate in Bingham
district, Utah. The stated cal i; Il is
slc. 100000.
Two hundred and thirty marines
and fifteen officers will arrive from
the East hhoui 7 o'clock this evening
AMI take supper here. They are
bound for San Francisco and from
there they Will go Ia Manila or Samoa
on II Of Unclc Sans men.OE-wa
III" several departments Of the
public school have inncd in repar
ing a pr"grnm for next Friday. AR.
Dor Day. Tho exercises will be he'd
III Miss CrHigbrad's room. beginning
ut l:3O y IN. sharp. Friends nmI No.
quaintances 81 the childfcn are cor
dial! invited to attend.
II is rcTor cd that salmon In vr
been seen III the valley streams. hut
so fIr none havc been caught. In
years. past this was IL rccOgniZ al
spIImg II Ort, bit for many years, uw-
ing To the dams and traps further
down the river. very lew salmon have.
been aide Ia ascend the streams this
Review.
Hon }. W. Dorsey has been en-
ploycd Ia nss.t III saving the neck Of
-DIhmoniicId Jack" DAVIS. the brutal
Idaho murderer. II JusIice il done
III this case, the money spent by the
men behind this murderer will fall
shor of It's purpose. lie confess ii
the crime Ia mcn in this county ALL
ehould pay he penalty with his lie.
Tho Nevada City Transcript SAWS
Of tho fugitive murderer MonIe: 1t
LA been nsccrtaIDcd that u brother
al Moors's father lives in the State Of
Ncvad !, it he ng believed he ia a
farmer on the Humboldt river. Some
months ago he scEt word to I'D 10y q
Nevada City man he met OH Il G.. T..
trim that he would like Ia have lis
nephew visit him. The latter re-
marked unon getting tho message
TINT he had no use Tor his relations.
The case 0f the Stat VI 4. ". Full.
Ter came up i'll tho Ju III % court thus
afternoon at | o'clock. \ vcnirc for
eighteen jurors wns issued ont of
which two were fnurd qu lied to
Try tho use Tho result showing
that It WIG impOs8 be Ia obtain II
Jury tn try the case il WIS .lintiasc |
"n mo'l"n of the district attorney.
Constable Triplett then swor to II
complaint Oh rgIng Fuller with re-.
RistunR an officer. Tho warrant wns
placcd IN 'ie II ,nds ~ Sheriff Camp
bell and Fuller was ARE ied this af.
terno m. lie wns taken bo'Orc Jus.
ticc NJ rgan and demnn I'D IN in
me.liate cx uninH ton. Tho prclim
innry examination WA IN progress
when We went to press.
Tho Wells Herald said in its last
issue Tint tliis scribe wRs ut lcnst "a
y.nrs old. Bro Dennis 81 the Reno
journal takes II up mud adds the fol
lowing: "IlIo .jonInnl scribe doesn't
know rxrc j. the uGc ~ Mr.. BOui,rr.
bnt remembers distinctly the ihrnsh-
inps he got from him when he went
to liis rciioOi in MisFouri, fly odd
ycara ngn.H As Bro. Dennis IL nov u
ccntonnHrian. II will he Rccn Tint lac
was quite u kid when no danced to
our muaic. iifty odd years ago Our
only regret is that the Iickings hc got
then didn't break Inn ~ telling fairy
Etorics. We uIcd Ia thrash INN e q
ulurl! once n week for that.