Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-18
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tice Morgan's.
A force OF section men is putting in
new ties and ~leveling up the railroad
track through town.
Tie Miners Union OF DeLamar
raised over 800 for the widows and
orphans OF the Scoiield accident.
For SALE.-A ranch OF 800 AGREE,
near Carson. For particulars, ad-
dress =. o. Box No. JGi, Carson,
New.
Lyman Frisble, an old resident OF
Carson, died Wednesday afternoon.
He was a native OF Boston, Massa-
chusetts, aged % years.
Strawberries. three boxes for 80
cents; green peas, three pounds for
- cents, excellent cherries and other
fruits in season at the postofhce
stand. Fresh every day.
Captain f. NJ. L;nscott has been
appointed to the irrigation division
OF the census bureau with headquar-
tiers at Washington.
FoR SALE.-A nicely furnished
house OF six large rooms. a new
Windmill on the premises. For fur.
:her particulars, inquire at this
office.
Mr.. L. n. Collins arrived from Og-
den last night 20 take the place OF
night operator for the railroad CON-
pany. He takes the place Of Mr..
Brown, who got IN overdose OF cleo
tricity yesterday morning.
after suffering from severe dys-
pepsia over twelve years and using
many remedies without permanent
good l finally took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t did me 80 much good |
recommend it to everyone. writes J.E.
Watkins. Clerk and Recorder, Chilli
Gothic, Mo. 1t digests what you eat.
Elko Drug Company.
y Pennsylvania preacher claims
that a brewery h recently struck
by lightning and destroyed in an
swer to his prayers. The owners Of
the establishment have not. however,
put sufficient faith in his prisons to
sue for damages. says the Chicago
Times Herald.
The Baltimore hosting works on
American Flat III Storey county were
destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
The works were built nearly thirty
years ago and the steam hoist and
pump plants cost s25O,OOO. No work
has been done in the mine since 1899.
n. p. Guldagger, at Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacks NTH
ing in all Of its branches at prices to
suit the times. Horse shoeing and
wagon work II specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
G~uldagger's shop il You wnnt it done
well and at reasonable prices.
MIR. WoOlverton drove in from
Ruby valley yesterday and returned
this forenoon. lie reports six inches
OF new snow at his place Saturday
morning. There was u heavy fall OF
snow in Ii mountains last week and
lie says there is more snow now in
the mountains than for many ycnrs
at this S lie predicts plenty of
water Tor everybody.
Judge Bonniicld yesterday over
ruled the motion for u new trial in
the case OF the State vs. Vic Bouton
and sentenced the defendant to Sc c
years in the Carson p%enitcntiary.
The Rev. Il. ii. James, who Inns
been preaching in Oakley, Kun, OH a
300 salary, recently inherited n large
fortune from England. aud intends to
use 100000 to cndow a college and
u hospital III Oklahoma.
Tho INDEPENDENT il glad to learn
that Miss Woolvertcn has go far re-
covered from her recent illness M to
DO able to return home. She and her
mother took tho train Ter lIallcck
this morning, where Mr.. W~oolverton
will meet them and take the III home.
a force OF thirteen men is employ.
cd i'll stringing tho copper wires on
the polo line for tho transmission OF
electric power to tho Comstock from
the Truckee river plant at Floriston.
About eleven miles Of tho line ia
completed and tho superintendent OF
that part Of the work says tho line
will be finished by july /.
AT congregational meeting Of tho
Presbyterian church last evening tho
following officers were elected: Dca-
cons. jas. Dowar umd n. s. Far ring
ton; Deaconos8cs, Mrs. ]. l.. Koysor.
and Mrs. j. +. Wright; Trustccs, H..
a. Start. $. II. Hunt and Rcx Thorpe.
j. l.. keyscr and A.. J.. Pullman are
follower trustees.
Sam MullcnniX IL turning out brick
ut the rate OF over 5000 n day. lie
complained to the lNDErsSpENL this
morning that tho boys wont to the