Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-02
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The steam wagon got as far ui
Weiland's yesterday.
Coils p. Huntington passed East
In a special train yesterday NOR ming
Tomorrow being Memorial Day, NO
paper will be issued from this Office,
Smoke Bamberger's famous Palace
BoG"et cigar, " for % cents, at George
". Bruce's.
Charles a. Walker, district attor-
ney Of White Pine county spent yea.
tsrday in town.
Misses Clara and Cora Taber re.
turned from Stanford University Sat
urday night.
The Lyon County Times denies the
report TINT ex-Governor Blaisdell has
gone TO Como to live.
II INDEPENDENT would like to see
everybody attend the X. Of p. and
]. o. o. +. memorial exercises tomor-
row.
j. w. Thompson, the drayman. has
purchased he Geo W. Taylor furm
III Lanoille Valley and in tends to
move his family there.
laosn Bonheur. the famons French
animal painter, died at F~ountaine-
bleau, May %. She WIS born Mt
Bordeaux, II years ago mud her fame
rs an artist il rs broad AZ the earth.
Reports from the new camp az Buf
fdlo Hump say it is II poor place for
miners seeking employment. Moth
ing can he done in me way Of pros
peciing before July and it costs 81
to buy a very poor meal there.
4 Virginia I ,ther has named his
masculine triplcts Dewey, Schley and
Sampson. Tho Sioux City journal
thinks there IL bound to he trouble
between at least two Of these boys rs
soon rs they begin To read history.
The beef courfo OF inquiry, by the
thick-and.thin Mckinley organs. hold
It up against Gen. Miles that he did
not rHise Il rumpus about the beef
during the War. but mad he done SO
they wonld have yelled traitor at Inn
complaining Of anything during the
progress Of Il war, FIX.
Tbs parties who swindled the Lyon
county Jewish colony ont OF $500
haze been located nPhiladelphia and
nm effort will he made to bring them
back here urder IN indictment. The
act OF cmbczzlement WIS committed
i'll this city which gives this county
jWfisdic ion in the case.-CarsOn Ap-
peal.
Tho Sisters OF the Rebeltah Lodge
and the wives and daughters OF the
Odd Fellows OF Eiko arc requested
to meet st the aDte.rooms Of the ]. O..
.. +. Hall tomorrow morning ut 0
o'clock to arrange the flowers to be
used in the decoration services OF the
Order.
There are apologists for the Presi-
dent who complain that he he should
not DO held responsible for the mop.
titudinous secretary OF war. having
gwen him repeated hints that his res.
EQUATION would hc acceptable. Alger
won't take hints. they suy, and insists
he won't get out till he is kicked
out. Well, what then? Would they
have us undoBtand that Mr.. McKin-
Icy issuifermg from lscomotor ataxIaf
Kansas City Times.
Tho ~lnteness in tho arrival OF the
r. K u. train last Tuesday WA chus.
ed by mn unusual occurrences ncar
Diamond Station, II miles north OF
Eureka. The train was max ng its
usual speed when a violent whirlwind
struck it AMI toppled oil 80 bales Of
hay, which had been fastened by
heavy ropes on Il fiat car. II took the
train force and four Indians al hour
to reload the hny on three empty
iiats,-.-E nreku Sentinel.
George Il. Russell, Of tho Golconda
News, circulated around town today.
lie pretended to bc here for the pur
poac Of getting tho Elko boys to play
ball at Golconda on the Fonth OF
July, hut VIC rather think tint ono OF
Elko's lovely maidcns is tho attrnc.
ton. II his Gulconda girl learns tho
real purpose Of his visit To Elko,
George is liable Ia have lcsa hair on
his head than no haI now. George
called later in tho day and said That
the Elko and ruscarora clubs would
play bnil Mt GOlccnhu on tho 2nd and
Bird Of July.
Tho woman who stood over II tramr
with II pc alto maslcr and compelled
him To work u wise in her day and
generation. IL ehc had had n shot.
gun or Il revolver he would not hay,
feared her. knowing full VOL that the
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