Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-06-22
(FRoM DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

Frank johnson OF Lovelock has
fallen heir to nm estate in Sweden
valued at 100000.
Miss May Bacon Inns returned from
Reno where she Las been attending
the State University.
Chinese polltax in Canada is to be
raised from $50 to 800. This is II
practical partial Exclusion Act.
Mr.. and MB. John HARRISON OF
Deeth arrived ON the afternoon train
ON II visit Ia Elko friends.
wadsworth a hung up 300
purse for Il baseball game to take
place on the Fourth OF July.
Paul Kcyser returned to Wells yes.
terday morning to resume the duties
Of his position on the railroad.
Americans holding prominent posi-
tons with Trnnsvaal mining com-
panies outnumber all other n~ationali-
ties.
Mathew H. Farley OF South ST. 10.
seph, Mo-, has been appointed IL
teacher i'll the Nevada Indian school,
Nevada.
Mrs. Lang, Miss Violet Bruce and
Miss Ernie Robinson departed for
~
Virginia yesterday to attend the Re.
bekah Assembly.
MIR. Hugh Martuin and wife are
down from Gold Creek. Mr.. Martin
brought Il band Of horses for ship.
ment to Eastern markets.
General Macarthur, at Manila, has
received orders from the War Depart.
ment to have n transport prepared at
once to carry 900 men to China.
Mrs. Letter, daughter OF G.. d.
Alexander, and her daughter. arrived
from Oakland Sunday morning OH Il
visit to Elko relatives and friends.
The last issue OF the Love!ock
Tribune wns special Turrcy edi.
ton. advocating Colonel j. l.. Torrey
for the Republican Vice Presidential
nominee.
f. Reinhnrt, \. ". Hcsson md ".
w. BOOher left on the afternoon
train yesterday to attend the Granu
Lodge Of odd Fellows. at Virginia
City.
o." thing to he said for the census
cnumerator IL that lie If the only
book agent Ia the business for whose
complete work everybody has got To
subscribe.
The International Mining Congress
meets at Milwaukee IN June 18th and
will be in session five days. II is cx.
pectcd that this will lie the most i'm.
portast session Of the Congress that
has yet been held.
Charles Henderson and Theo
Brown went to Dccih this morning.
where they will JOIN the roieo to
start from TINT place. for IL ten day.
outing.
Dan Stuart il still working to Sc.
cure n line 81 iistic attractions for
Carson, and thinks he will be sue.
ccssful us soOn rs the fights are stop.
pod IN New York.
Tho Clnldren's Day services at the
Presbyterian church last night were
well attended md the songe, rccita.
tinns were thoroughly enjoyed 10y all
present. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell delivered
"A short address appropriate to the
occasion.
EARLY Saturday morning II freight
train jumped the track at the
LiDham bridge. Tho west bound
flyer was lhin out at Reno for eight
hours. No one VIA hurt in the
wreck, but u few thousand dollars
worth OF company property was de.
stroyed.
Tint was Il pretty cheeky census
cnumer1tOr of the District ~ CUlum-
bia who called Mt the White House
md asked the President 81 the
United States his present trade or
occupation. md how long no had
been Mt ii. However, he secmP to
have ohcycd his Official instructions.
One thousand head OF horses and
mules were disposed OF last week by
White Pine county stock
Tho buyer was l.. Il. Farra OF Lin
I%Iuntn, Colorado. Tho prices paid
were: For horses. IS per head Tor
y%carlings and upwards; for mules,
yarlings, sli: two.ycar.o old md up
wards, go.
Tho Dexter mine ut Tuscarora
made n better showing lust month,
tho output beng more than any
single month since superintendent
Lcgg took charge 81 the properties.
For the month beginning May 9TH
nnd ending June itb the output Of
the minc was slS,Gg2 81, according 10
the settlements recently mnde.
a petition IL being circulated III
Reno among the Taxpayers and re-.
lntcs To thu establishment Of II FREQ
public library and rcGdiDg in
that town. rhif IL q good NOVA on