Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-16
tFRoM FRIDAYS DA1LY.1
sALMAGUNDI.

Thirty six thousand pounds OF ma.
cainery fo- the Burton Electric Re.
ducton Works has arrived at Reno.
Sheriff Campbell left for the north.
ern part OF tho county this morning
to look after sheep licenses. He will
be gone several days.
The Department Of Justice has ap.
propriated s600 for the employment
~ a stenographer In the U. S. Dis
trict Attorneys Office at Reno.
Why not dress neatly when it
costs no mor than to wear shabby.
misfit clothing. jacobs fits you and
gives satisfaction or no pay.
The general fund OF the county is
nearly exhausted again and script
will have to he issued from now on
until taxes are paid in December.
Elko's steam wagon will be shipped
back to Stockton. Mr.. Redrlan is
convinced that it will not work be-
tween Elko aud Tuscarora. The roads
are too billy and the ground too soft.
Fresh blackberries, cherries. rasp-
berries. apricots and peaches received
every day at the postofice. Fresh
Strawberries the last Of the week. All
orders delivered promptly.
Seymour jacobs Inns new designs
the latest goods and all suits are
home made, at prices never before
hazard Of. Try him. He will make
you smile. .
The hot weather Of the last few
dayf has made Elko a very dull town.
There is absolutely nothing OF inter-
est occurring out OF which AN inter.
estinR item can be made.
Reports from the northern part OF
the county cay water ia plentiful and
feed on the ranges was never better.
As d consequence tho people Of that
section are looking forward to a pros.
porous season.
N. p. G%uldugger. at Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacks NTH.
ing i'll all OF it's branches ut prces to
SUIT the times. Horse shoeIng and
wagon work a specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work To- Mr..
Guldagger's shop il you want it done
veil and at reasonable prices. =
Every west-bound train passing
through Elko carries soldiers on their
way to the Philippines to assist in the
work OF b~enevolently assinilating
the PHILIPPINES. II Otis continues to
slaughter them by the hundreds, it
will not be long before McKiuley's
benevolent assimilation will be an
accomplished fact and Uncle Sam
will have nothing but dead Filliplnos
to show for his investment OF 800
voc, 900.
1t Never. Disappainis. This ia ono
OF the peuliarIties Of Hoods Sarsd-
parilla. II cures scrofula. salt rheum
humors, stomach and kidney troubles
nervousness.
Hoods Pills cure NIL liver ills.
Easy to take easy to operate; reliable,
sure. -.
Uncle Sam has the greatest post
office in the world. Every minu;e
during the entire year. 10000 letters
and packages arc dropped into the
mails. The average American sends
and receives mail than the aver
age i~nhabitant OF any other country
on earth. In 1897 the number Of
pieces OF matter OF all kinds mailed
in this country was about 100000
for every day in the year.
There was a head end collision be-
tween two freight truins on the curve
near Iron Point last night. The &c.
cident is said to have occurred
through the failure Of one Of
the engineers To read hrs orders
correctly. Fireman Merrill was kill.
ed and Il number Of freight cars bad
ly damaged. No. l, due here at 7:l5
this morning, was held at Winnie
muccs until the track was cleared.
Ii had not arrived at this writing,
1915 p. III.
Miss Mamie Yates and Miss Mary
Dcwar were circulating a subscriy.
ton paper tnday to raise funds for the
benefit OF Row. John Wallace. who
was 30 seriously injured near Chico
last Saturday. Mr.. Wallace labored
faithfully here und did II good work
for the town. II was through his
efforts TINT tho Presbyterian church
wns built and tho members of that
denomination especially should us ist
him III his misfortune. Tho ISDE.
PENDENT hopes TINT a substantial
sum will be raised as u token Of tho
estecm in which Rev. Wallace ia held
b. our people.