Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-06
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ut l-ovelock.
Attention IL called tn the nj OF. ii.
Chase. fou can buy everything he
deals in at bedrock prices.
General Robert NJ. Clarke is now
under the doctors care at ,he Ger
man Hospital, San Francisco.
J. W. Puctt has been re.appointed
a notary public. He WIS in town
this forenoon fixing up his bond.
The attendance at the high school
is gradually increasing. -Four new
pupils from the country began work
yesterday.
Ira Wines left for Oakland on No. i
today to attend the funeral OF his
brother, Norman, who died ut Santa
Barbara Sunday.
The Carson News says that j. a.
ferrington is about to make n trip
through the State TO collect an exhibit
'hS uAip q pOSbiOus
4. \. Day, who became insane on
the train last Friday, was taken to
Los Angeles last evening by Deputy
Sheriff Hayes Of Wushoc county.
The item published yesterday in
regard to the removal Of Mayhugh is
confirmed today. He will return to
Elko with his family about the 10Th
or 10Th.
Prosperity is not when some Of the
people are making all the money, but
when all the people are making some
OF the money.-Chicago Record.
Norman Wines. the we'll known
stage man, died suddenly Sunday at
his home in Santa Barbara, CaIifor.
MIA. lie was formerly u resident OF
this county.
Tho type yesterday made us cut off
30 feet from the length OF she Hot
Springs Hotel. We have put it on
again and the hote, is now 81 feet
long.
Constable Triplett wants it dis.
tinctly understood that he will strict
ly enforce the ordinance against ball
playing i'll the streets OF the town
Boys, take warning.
All lovers Of good horse racing
should attend the races at Wells on
the l3uh and lIth. Everything will
be conducted in strict accordance
with the rules and no monkey bust
ness will be allowed. Go to the
races and see some good sport.
The price OF wheat is low. about
seventeen and "A half per ton, but
even il it were twice that the ranch
crs Of Lovelock could not get cars to
ship IT. The through business is So
great that the local trade is almost
Observation-Disclosures.
The business boom in thus city still
continues, says the Virginia Report.
Improvements i'll real estate are
steadily going forward. There is
hardly a business house in town that
has not been retitted or improved
since the first of the year.
At the meeting OF the board OF
equalization held last Saturday the
assessor was ordered to enter upon
the osssnssm"nt roll the sum OF 1868,
due variOus parties on u]nsatIsfied
mortgages. Tho communication. filed
with Inc clerk by tho Governor and
Controller, WIS read md filed, but no
action was taken. At tile meeting
Monday tho minutes Of the previous
meeting we're read and approved. The
board then adjourned.
Tho attention Of every boy and
young man III town is called to the
ordinance prohibiting ball playing in
the streets Of the town. Tho commits
sioncrs excepted the baseball grounds
from the provisions OF the ordinance.
II boys are caugpt playing ball in
any OF the streets outside OF the ball
ground, they will he arrested and
prosecuted, and may nave to spend a
few days i'll Jail. This il intended as
Il warming to keep them ont of
trouble.
\ dispatch from Stockholm, Swcd-
en-, says that The buoy marked Am.
drec Polar Expedition" which. with
nm anchor attached was found Sept.
9Th, on the north coast Of King
Charles island, by Il Norwegian cut.
ter. was opened yesterday in tho
presence OF experts md members Of
the cabinet. II was found to be the
so called North Pole buoy which
Andrcc had arranged to drop il he
succeeded in passing tho pole.
Harry War; arrived in town this
week from Havana. lie is now in tho
QuHrtcrmastci's division Of the Y. S.
Cavalry, and liz home on II thirty.day
furlough. Harry is looking rugged
and hearty now, although he came
near linking the foyer route to tho
other shore some months ago. lie
has some great experiences TO relate
about Ina service during the past
two ycnrs. IL possiblc. ho intends To
obtain his discharge from the army.-