Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-07-27
GFROM SATURDAYS DAILYl
AIiNIAGUSDI

SIy.
Judge Talbot returned this morn.
ing.
Attorney Brown returned from
Eureka last night.
Mrs. j. L. Wheeler departed for
Winnemucca this afternoon.
Mr.. Mayer ia putting bathrooms in
the Depot hotel and making other
needeu improvements.
4 den OF rattlesnakes, eleven feet
long, is the latest development in
OlinghOuse canyon, Washoe county.
The Kentucky Democrats have
nominated Governor Bcckham to ill
the %unexpired term Of Governor Goe.
bel.
Work and don't worry il you would
be happy. Worry aud don't work il
you would be otherwise.
The Republican State Committee
will meet III Carson on the 2Sth for
tho purpose OF naming Il date and
place for holding the State couven.
ton.
Mr.. X, NJ. Horton Of Austin arrived
from the east today and will remain u
few days visiting his sister, Mrs. DIR.
Henderson.
w. j. and +. y. Ewing arrived from
81. Joseph, Missouri, yesterday aud
left for Mr.. Stecl's ranch ut White
Rock this morning.
The attention Of members Of tho
Silver party county committee il
called to Il notice Of Il meeting at the
courthouse tonight.
Roosevelt says; My name is pro.
nounced ltO s~a.vclt, the ii with almost
AZ sound; introduced abDu: IG29;
Dutch; mca field Of roses.
Tho Department OF Agriculture,
through the appropriations Of Con.
greas will have SSiU,00O more money
to epend III the ext fiscal year for
tine benefit 20 the farmers.
The Idaho Democrats rc~considcred
the vote by which they refused To
nominated Il United Statcs Senator.
This III IA victory for Ex-senator Du
bOis.
q
Hon. Charles 4. Tnwne and Con.
gresham Newlnnds addressed an i'm.
mcnse audience at Virginia City
Thursday night. They spoke III Car.
son Friday night and Monday they
will talk to the people Of Reno.
a wise exchange says that "consid-
orlng the many old men that are
struggling along III poverty. it IL
wonderful that young men do not
take better care Of their money. and
save it for the inevitable rainy day
The practice 81 using dirty obscene
language on the public streets should
be stopped. No one has Il right Il
hi"hS u punt iuLFhlNC VI litilStll vi
the streets to the disgust Of every
right minded peraOn in the commun.
ity. IL those who make IA practice Of
this kind OF work do not tumble on
themselves, they may get into trouble
Dob Tucker came down yesterday
and returned today. He told us TINT
Mr.. Penrod was quite badly hurt
about a week ago 10y being thrown
from Il moving machine. The old
gentleman fell behind the machine
and tho team backed il over him,
scraping his back aud bruis,ng him
considerably.
Tho Bonneville girls are contin
ually sending lighting talk to tho ed.
iior Of tho INDEPENDENT. The last
message contained tho ominous
threat Of compelling us tn apologize
~ public Or-----. The dash
part OF the threat was not made
known to us, but we interpret il "to
cat their buscmta." There il nothing
on earth VIC won't TO before we'll do
That.
Tho Southern Pacific company will
place four Thousand men and Il thOus-
and horses at work III this State be-
tween Ogden and Reno this fall to
change the grade Of tho track, lay
new rnils and straightcn many OF the
curves. The change will lessen the
distance between Ogden and Reno
about fifty miles. Tho company Inns
got inside abou. four millions of dol
lara to cover the cost Of tho work.
Silver State.
Inst week II negro convict wa taxi
OH from Wichita to tho %peitcntInry.
On the way down he begged the
sheriff Ia toll the warden @That | am
sickly mud not ablo tO work IN tho
conl mines" Tho sheriff promised
mud after seeing the warden, told the
negro that IL wna nll fixed; that no
VIVA not 10 work in the coal mines. but
be Waterman at tho dead house in
stcnd. 'Gawd. Almighty" shouted
the negro. "tcll dat Walden ! kin dig
fohty tons ob conl II dry, nm don let
him put inc wild icm corrsus."- Kan.
gas City journal.