Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-13
SATURDAYS DAILY.l
ALAIAGUNDI

Tho Carson baseball team defeated
the Wordsworth team by a score of 7
to u.
Constable Mcintosh Of Carlin wa,
in town this forenoon. lie report,
everything quiet down tho rohd.'
Ray Harris returned last night
Mr.. Vowel sold his horses at Ogder
and Ray m knocked ont OF "A mic,
tnp.
The first carload Of paper MIN ufac
tured by the Floriston mills has been
shipped. There will be steady ship,
ments from this ON.
The Reno Wheclmen beat tie Sac
romento team ON the Fourth and Re.
no went wild Owe the victory. Tie
Gazette il still shouting.
1t ID II queer sort OF u Democrat
that can't hurrah for Bryan and
Stevenson. II there are any Of that
kind in Elko. they are Mckinley men
in disguise.
The Nevada delegation at the Kan.
n City convention don't seem TO
have had much political sabe in nom.
mating Brynn's running nate. At
least this is the story tl.eir votes tell.
Four for Hill and two for Towne,
when neither one OF them stood the
ghost Of Il show.
The Anaconda smelling works
when in full blast, which includes the
e~iectrolytIc refinery, produces 5000
tons Of pig copper per month. The
market value Ut this copper Is about
$1,000, 900. The PARROT works has IA
monthly smelling capacity Of 1900
tons. .
The Southern Pacific Company has
ordered from the East thirty-cight
new locomotives, and has almost
doubled the capacity 81 its force Of
wOrkmen in the various shops un the
S''Dh Nht VI WV RiNhN niliohhA
at work being dCnc on the construc-
ton Of new cars. Eighteen OF the
new locomotives will be large. mod.
ern passenger engines.
Two Of the four members Of the
recent Porto ltIcan delegation in
Washington are no, Porto Ricans at
all. but subjects Of foreign countries.
One Of them, George Fnlay. IL M
Euglist. man, but tie has lived on the
island for thirty five years and il a
man Of great Influence there. Tho
other IL Fernandez Juncos, a Spuu.
lard, who says that he will give up
his allegiance to Spain. lie lis Il
newspaper man.
The Silver Republican convention
tnu1 to force tho Vice Presidential
nomination upon Charles 4. Towne,
but he wouldn't have it. Towne mp.
peared before the convention and
said he believed it his duty to sup
p'ih nv NiNhNN hpullltNtN nv llt
democratic convention. The nomin.
alton of IA Vice. rcBidrnt wHa then
left To Il committees. There IL good
leather in Towne and somo day tho
Democracy will reward him.
Seymour j. Bryant. special live.
stock cnuInerator, arrived last night.
He began work in washoo county on
the 18th OF May and has completed
the enumeration in Wasloc and
Humboldt counties. He finds the
stockmen willing to furnish the mfnr-
nation asked for 10y the government.
1T will take him four months nj least
to tour the State and interview tho
men who have 800 hPHd or over OF
livestock. Mr.. Bryant reports IA
scarcity Of water for stock and irri.
eating purposes in humboldt county.
Il Republic, says the National
Democrat, ia II country where people
discuss thinga. a despotism il n
country where they cannot. An
idiot asylum in u place where they
don't eve are to. Tho pagan Bur
meeo tack II paper on n revolving
wheel and leave II la dotheir praying.
This il wonderfully like come Ameri.
cans who Tx nm administration
prayer.whccl. pin their minds on it
and GO of abont their business, quite
assured That it would DO blHsphemous
to wonder why God gave every mar II
conscience il its work could just NJ
well DO done by the machine. a
republic no longer Jealous Of its
rights has begun TO lose them.