Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-06
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
5AIINIAGUNDI.

Pedro Altube is i'll town.
Ed Carville reports everything
lovely i'll Mound Valley.
George Ayres was knocked down
by footpads in Reno Monday night
and relieved Il: SEQ.
Sam Howard will leave for Carlin
tonight to take n position In Raines
hotel. May good luck go with him.
Garcia, the harness maker, has
bought band of sheep from Mr..
llylton and is going into the sheep
business.
Deep Springs jim stabbed another
Indian named Jerry, to death near
Big Pine last week, says the Haw-
thorne Bulletin. Tho murderer is in
Jail.
DIR. Stubs and Col. Maxsou lave
returned from the Irrigation Con.
grcss Col. Maxson is with his CORPS
OF surveyors in the northern part OF
this county.
Some sneak thief took 1900 ont Of
Spiro Francovich's safe at Reno dur
ing fair week. The money had been
deposited with Mr.. Francovich for
safe keeping.
Arthur G. Raycraft OF Carson has
obtuined Il patent for improvements
IN ruling pens. The News says the
patert is valuable and will net til.
inventor a handsome sum.
y number OF young cattle have
died ~reccltly i'll Mason Valley. Lyon
county, from black leg or some kim
dr"d disease. The fat ones only are
dying. poor ones seem not to contract
the disease.
An Employers association repre-
senting about 100000 Of local cap
ital, has organized at Spokane to re.
sist any demand OF organized labor in
the city which its members may re-
gard us unjust.
Come to think about 1.-THE attempt
of North Carolina to disfranchise the
negroes is not so bad as the shameful
manner in which American capitalists
and liessian politicians robbed the
llawalians Of the elective franchise.
Dec.
The Ormshy county grand jury
has indicted Mckenzie, MalIcr and
Mrs. Estes for stealing cattle. Maher
and Mckenzie were held in $4,000
bonds each and Mrs. Estes in $500.
The trial will probably take place
within the next ten days.
The Board OF Pardons met yester.
day and transacted the following bus
incas: The applications OF Benja.
min Morris, William Lattimcr and
Frederick Grey were continued.
Stewart LCcper WIS pardoncd. The
application Of George Bonafous and
l.. Guggcnhcim were denied and
Patrick Crowlcy's case was pustpon-
cd Until today.
The al Of the Nevada business
College Of Elko, Nevada, appears in
this issue. This school is III charge
Of Prof. G. +. Ncssc, a thoroughly
competent teacher. Tho school will
open for the third term on the first OF
November and the prospects are fiat.
tering for an increased attendance.
Those desiring Il thorough business
education should attend this school.
Secretary Hay in cXpatiatlng to the
Ohio Republicans on the great in.
crease OF IL export trade remarks
that our foreign customers "buy our
wares for We make them better and
ut Il lower cost than other people. II
that be the fHct-nnd nobody doubts
tour manufacturers do not need a
high tariff to protect them against
foreign competition.
During tho week commencing Oct.
10th. tho Odd Fellows Of the Pacific
Coast will hold their monster golden
Jubilee. Tho Grand Chapter OF the
Eastern Star aud the Grand Encamp.
ment will meet. Tho Nevada Cavalry
will arrive at San Francisco about
that time. An excursion is now DO.
ing arranged To leave Reno Oct, 18th,
aud people can return on any train
UP to tho 22nd. Tho faro for the
round trip from Reno TO San Fran
cisco will not exceed SS.-Carson Ap.
peal.