Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-02-09
tFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.
Il. Farrell is up from Carliu,

Salt Lake last night.
Sheriff Campbell collected sloG0.o5
for fees and licenses last month.
About an inch Of snow fell last
night, but most Of it disappeared to-
day.
Sierra Photo Co., opposite Com
mercial hotel. New gallery; call and
see us.
DeLamar has a business man
with a $4,000 bank. acc1umt,v no does
his " carpenter work. -.
Civil service examinations Tor posi-.
tons in the government service will
be held at Reno April 81 and 18th.
For fine choice apples free from
worms. call ut the pDstonico stand,
sold IN small quantities OF by the
box.
The remains OF General LAYTON
reached Washington Yesterday. They
were lnid away i'll the National ccme-
terry at Arlington today.
Washoe Couniy's tax rate has been
fixed ut - 30 on the 500 for Reno
and 81 30 for Wadsworth,s Outside of
these towns the rate is 81 CO un the
800.
Governor SadIer appointed John f.
Mcdonnell, Secretary Of the Virginia
Miners Unions delegate To the Inter-
national Mining Congress which
meets at Milwaukee on June 18th.
The general tax rate in Lander
county has been fixed at $3.50 on the
500. The people Of Austin will pay
90 cents more on the 500, making
their taxes Si.lj.
Reports from the seat Of war in
South Africa seem To indicate that
General Butler has the best OF the
fighting i'll his third attempt to re.
lieve Ladysmith.
Ihos. Hunter returned from his
California trip last night. lie claims
to have IA certificate of good behavior
in his pocket, but fails to produce it
when his statements are questioned.
The remains of William Goebel.
kentucky's murdered Governor. were
laid away yester lay in the presence
OF 1000 people. Senator Blackburn
delivered the funeral Grafton at the
grave.
\ man named Loughnre was ar
rested at Salt Lake City Tuesday
night on tclcgraphIc instructions
from the Sheriff Of Wasloc county.
Longtime is said to have swindled
ltenoitcs ont Of 800.
Governor Taylor has not yet signed
the peace agreement drawn up at
Louisville. Notwithstanding the de-
lay Ill signing, the opinion is still
general that the agreement, with
some notifications will DC sigucd 10y
the end Of the week.
Sheriff Campbell took S. VI. Steele
and Joe Wright to the pcnitentiary
this afternoon. They are the young
men who broke into Mrs. Lanes
house on Christmas day. Steele goes
for n year and Wright for II months.
Their light sentences are due
to their age, Steele being II past and
Wright about 81. Tho boys will
probably respect other peoples prop.
crty when they get ont OF the pen.
Charles !. Pcitcc. editor OF the De.
Lamar Lode, died in DeLamar last
Saturday morning. lie was Il native
OF massachusetts, aged about 80
years. His death resulted from
breathing the dust in the DoLamar
mills, where he worked for eight
months.
Tho expectation Of wheat from the
United States last year WIS abaut
1lS,O00,0 900 bushels. possibly 60 per
cent OF which went to the British
isles. Tho labor cost Of producing
Hour is something like 20 cents Il bar
rel. which made quite II loss To labor
by n Of the export Of wheat.
n. u. Guldhggcr. nt Jones old
stand, is prepared 10 do Blacksmith.
ing in all Of ita branChct, ut urIcey 10
suit the times. Horse shocing aud
wagon work Il specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work To- Mr..
Guldaggcr's shop il you want IL done
we'll and Mt reasonable prices. =
Bob Mckenzie who WIS Jointly
tried with Arnold MHhcr in Carsun
several months ago Tor cattle stcaling
is again in trouble. He, IN company
with n boy named Collins. / roi,o into
n powder house Mt Virginia Sunday
mud stole 100 pounds Of powder. Col
Inns WIS captured at Reno, but SIC.
Kcnzic is still at large.
~ Heart as Sturdy as an Oak" n
the heart il to he sturdy aud the
nerves strong, the blood must DO rich
nnd purc. floods S%arsaparilll makes
hearts sturdy because Il makes good
blood. 1t gives strength and courage.
Hoods Pills are nou.irrit,ting. mild. }