Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-04-13
(FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUSDI

Mr.. Clark and Mrs. Dawley are re-
ported better today. Mr.. Clark is
able to be around the house.
II MI the money in the world were
divided equally among the people,
each person would get about $50.
There are IL new buildings Mt Fay
City, Lincoln county, and town lots
are selling at $50 to 500.
Deputy Revenue Collector Blakes-
lee is in town looking after the affairs
Of Uncle Sam.
Fred GignouI, Il son OF J. T.. Gig.
noux, who is a captain i'll the llth
cavalry, has returned from Manila.
The Golconda News says Professor
Brandon and Homer Riddle will start
Il new paper at Lovelock. 1t will
probably last through the campaign.
The President has ratified The
Hague conventions providing for the
universal arbitration OF international
disputes and for the regulation OF the
use Of warlikc Instruments.
Tho Supreme Court has refused to
try the ease Of Joe Pete. When %
prisoner. who has been sentenced TO
death breaks Jail, he cannot be grant
cd IA new trial III the Supreme Court.
tx.
Dan Holland, aged twenty-three.
committed suicide in Virginia City
Sunday afternoon by shooting him.
self through the head Dependency
caused 10y sickness is supposed to be
the cause OF the act.
Tho Salt Lake Tribune places tie
metal product OF Utah for the cur
rent year at 100000 taking the
first quarters yield ia Il basis.
While the Rev. Mr.. Sheldon is ex.
perimentmg in the sensational line,
he might give the county "A little en-
tertainincnt by showing us how Jesus
would run Il pOlitica, convention
Ex.
Tho San Francisco correspondent
Of the Carson Appeal says: ". Hack
wood Of Elko county who had his
back broken by a horse falling on
him, is in d p~recarious condition at
st. Lukc's hospital.
On taking charge Of the Plymouth
church, Henry Ward Bcecher said to
the seXton: If you see anybody
asleep i'll the congregation go straight
to the pulpit and wake up the minis.
ter"
Frank Parsons and family came
down from Tuscarora yesterday on
their way to North Yakima, Washing.
ton, where they will make their fu-
turc home. They will remain here a
fcw days visiting relatives.
The blacksmiths in the Wadsworth
shops hive returned to work. The
Dispatch publishes an apology to
Foreman Wilson. whose alleged i'll.
treatment OF the men under him was
the cause Of the strike.
Attention is called to the new ad OF
the Englcr Company, announcing the
arrival OF Il beautiful and useful ms.
sortment OF spring goods. Every
thing has been carefully selected and
will be sold ut the lowest possible
price.
Harry Davis OF Reno beat n colored
man named Hawkins over the head
Sunday night with Il brnss beer fau.
Get. Hawkins nearly blcd to death
before assistance arrived. Davis was
arrested for assault with intent tn
kill.
MIR. Ouderkirk requests the INDIE.
Pendent to say TINT he ~ highly
pleased with the treatment DIR. Gard
! ner gave his son. Elmer. last year
when he accidentally shot himself.
y leading physician OF Sacramento
examined tho hand Il short time ago
and pronounced il mn excellent ex.
ample OF the Dr.'s skill.
All the coal mines in Indiana SUE,
pended operations at tho close OF
= work March 81. This action was due
] to tho failure Of the operators to sign
II wage contract for the scale year bc,
ginning April l.. About 1000 men
arc idle.
. Tho French authorities have dcci .
cd that all exhibits ut tho Exposition
arc to 10 open on Sundays aud the
United Statce exhibits arc naturally
within this regulation. being undor in
4. buildings erected by tho French Gov,
crnmcnt over which the UnitcdStntcs
!. authorities have no control. The
: United States pavilion is not in thi.
r category md the question OF it's being
y opened or closed on Sunday. the
French officers have left entirely &c
I Commissioner rcck's desire.
y During tho last quarter of 30 The
I number OF foreigners who came /,
II this country nj New York was 1882
!. nn increase Of $4,000 ovcr the sam,
y timo in tho year previous. This yea
= Immigrants are pouring into the