Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-06-15
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
3ALMAGUNDI.

Uncle Dick Dorsey had IA very sick
spell last night, but is around today.
Misses Ida and Margaret Russell
left for Salt Lake last night on u
visit.
The California delegates to the
Philadelphia convention will pass
through tonight.
Assessor Eggcrs' house begins to
loom up. II will be a big improve
ment to that part OF town.
Sheriff Campbell o has ten
steady boarden at the Jail. Some OF
the lazy louis should be put to work.
Campbell & Mullenix have open
ed the Senate Saloon in the .Sheehan
Sisters building. The boys have one
Of the cosiest places in town.
MISS George Grant has accepted
the position OF stenographer and type
writer with Judge Talbot. The IN
DEPENDENT congratulates the Young
lady on her success.
Prof. Start and mother left for the
East this morning. MB. Start goes
to Wisconsin to visit. her daughter
and Mr.. Start will take in the Paris
Exposition before he returns.
4 telegram from DR.. Stubs states
there will he an Examination held at
Reno. July 2nd, for two cadets to
West Point. Here Is u chance for
two Of Elko county's bright young
men to carry Off a splendid prize.
In the United States Court today
Mr.. Mark Requa was appointed re.
ceiver for the Eureka and Palisade
Railway. with bonds fixed at $4,000.
j. W. Adams aud II. NJ. Ycrmgton
qualified and were Carson
News.
The county board OF education held
"A meeting yesterday and reelected
Prof. Start principal OF the high
school, and Miss Alice l.. Eide OF
Reno. assistant. Miss Eide has the
reputation Of being an excellent
teacher and ONE highly recon-
mendcd.
Tho Monitor, a new paper started
i'll i%cringtOn to take the place OF the
Rustler, makes the following candid
announcement i'll its first issue: The
Monitor will be independent i'll poll.
tics, but will always be open to any
party who may favor us with their
patronage
Robert Eason has struck big pay
ing ore onc mile north of the Wede.
kind find, four miles east OF town.
He is doSn but Il short distance and
yet Is in pay stuff that assays SO per
ton. The groupings showed only
81 O3 The country around that Sec
ton Of the Meadows promises TO be d
second Comstock.-GaZcttc.
4 big train Of horses. loaded mt
Carlin and EIko. left for the East
last night. Saturday night Mr.Bruce
shipped two carloads to southern H.
linois. Tonight two more trains will
lcavcElko for the East. This indicates
that Nevada borSes are i'll demand. in
the East and that IL people are
supplying the demand.
Tho FAX roll Of Elko county last
ycGr footed up Sl06,Ol9.T3. or this
amount all has been collected except
the sum Of 81 10 which became de-
linqucnt last fall hLd the property
was sold and bought in by the county.
1t is doubtful il any county in the
United States can show n better
record than this. 1t is certain that
no other county in the State a
equal it. This is a wonderful record
and speaks volumes for the prosperity
Of this section Of the State.
As we inquire into last Tuesdays
cyclone more deeply. the more its
cnrions FRANKS come to light. The
missing bloomers were on the line
with The waist thereof and the bloom.
crs were taken and tho waist left. \
liberal reward is offered for the return
of the bloomcrs to this office. They
may he in Utah or they may have
gone to keep company with dads
brccchrs TINT wc used to rcnd about
IN school. IL You lind the bloomcre.
don't try to get away with them, but
bring them TO this Office and Charley
Keith will deliver them to their fair
owner.