Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-23
lFRoM MONDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

Judge Henry Hives OF Salt LAX
arrived last night.
Joe Gardner, r., returned FROM IN
California visit Saturday night.
L. Il. Caldwell OF New Whatcom
Washington. il in town looking for
chance to go into business.
w. L. Smith aud daughter left las
night for Southport, Connecticut
where they will spend the winter.
The Nevada football team bea
Stanford Saturday by n sco:s OF
to 0. The people OF Reno went wilt
when the news was received.
Controller Davis arrived from Car
sou Saturday night and remained il
town yesterday. lie left last night
for Chicago to attend the Irrigation
Congress.
Prof. Stubs. Of the State Uni.
versity. has been appointed ms one OF
the Executive Committee OF the
Agricultural Colleges and Expert.
mental Stations, for the ensuing
year.
Sheriff Campbell returned last eve
ming from securing the southern part
OF the county for trial jurors. lie re.
ports about five inches OF snow in
Ruby Valley when he left there yes.
terday morning.
james Robinson, night operator at
the Stone House on the Central Pa.
cidc, has been sentenced to 10 days
i'll Jail. Robinson stole a revolver
from n valise which was checked to
Stone House for ONE one living near
The Government is still purchasing
cavalry horses in the west and agents
are kept busy constantly securing
he country for the class OF animals
required by the United States army
regulations.
The Sacramento police claim that
'1rs. Perkins, the wife OF one OF the
men Who robbed the Winuemucca
'Hnk. lives in that city end think they
locate the robber. They are
working on the case.
Il. T.. Plunkett and son, Will, have
easel the Times Review. They will
ssue the first number OF the paper
tuesday. The ISpENpEsDENr wishes
lie new lesees abundant prosperity
o go along with journalistic kicks.
As all the good things OF the last
hree years have come from McKin-
ey, the people OF this section should
hank him for the storm that set in
Saturday and still continues. II
Bryan had won. there would have
Ieen no storm. Praise ye Mckinley,
J., sc sinners
The largest room in the world,
lnder one roof and unbroken bv
il at st. Petersburg. 1t ii GO
'eet long by $40 in breadth. BY day
light i. Ii used for military displays
and a whole battalion a completely
naneuver in it. By night 10000 wax
give it a beautiful appearance.
Tho roof is a single arch of iron.
Saturday afternoon Constable Trip
lott arrested George Black, Il hobo.
'or being drunk and disorderly.
Black IN very wild when arrested.
Dut II night III the old cell in the
courthouse tanned him. This fore.
noon Justice Morgan gave him ten
lays in tho cooler Tor his offense.
News WIS received in Carson Satur-
lay that ON a recount Of the ballots
Lincoln county ii. Il. Frendenthal
mad defeated W. j. Dooley for State
Senator by eight votes. Dooley was
Inc Democratic candidate and Fren.
ienthal run as IN independent Silver
party man.
Two dollars a head, the price
sarcasticsly fixed by Tom Reed rs the
cost Of buying "yellow bellies" no
begins to cover the case. The
acknowledgements report just
places the cost Of transport to
md from the Philippines ut some 3d.
0 5000 ibid there are half Il dozen
other army bureaus with ven larger
yot TO be heard from.
Here's the story OF Maiuba Hill in
a nutshell: Sir George Colley had
between COO and 700 men; tho Beers
numbered about loo men, undcr Gen.
eral Smits. Tho British csmped III II
natural bowl ut the top OF the hill,
and sot no sentrioe; the Beers clam.
bered up tho hill by night and ut.
tactcd in the early morning, taking
tho British completely by surprise.
Tho young man who caused tho in.
sertion OF tho following IN the por-
sonnl column OF a Now York paper
hos committed suicides: "a young
man, divinely inspired, wonderfully
gifted, Lightly sentimental, admirable
orator, poet and writer, destined 10
bccnmo famous, desires acquaintance
with a rarely gifted and ,beautiful
young woman who would become his
benefacircsa, MAJ rimouy.' Too bad,