Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-17
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ALmASUND

Mrs. William Mitchell has returned
from San Francisco.
Attorney Brown has returned from
Mound valley. where he went last
weak tn look up evidence il IA water
suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson left
for San Francisco last night. The,
will see President Mckinley and
TAX" in the sights Of the city.
Seymour jacobs tells the public
today that he has Ii complete line Of
PLAIN and fancy summer shirts. Read
his al and take advantage OF his
liberal prices.
james Mcbride. who was recently
mi Ired III the tran wreck near
Wells. has returned from California
aud 10 spending II few days III Elku
with LIS bro her.
The basket ball game bet tween two
high school teams drew IA large crowd
to the high school grounds Saturday
evening. The girls did their best ana
the visitors eDj ;! cd the sport.
Mr.. Higgiubotham reports good
progress beng made ut the coal
nine. The new hoist Will be installed
as soon us the rlIait is down fly
feet. The Indications are very favor.
able for uncoyerIEg II good body OF
coal.
Labor leaders are preparing to
unite all labor organizations tn tiehi
the iruste. Al a preliminary meeting
held III rit.oburs last week it wih de
cided to call Il convention represent.
ting all union Oser 2,ul0,U00 work
eB are in the movement.
Ex.Judge John 81. Boalt died mt
his country tome, near Cloverdale,
Cal, Friday Judge BoIlt WAS u
prominent Ncvaddn during the Com.
1t ok days. Ilc succeeded Judge
Beatty us Judge uf l. nder county.
He had resided III California Tor
many years,
Clay Irland got in from Co'umbia
S rturday afternoon and struck nul
tor home tO,iay. He met with quite
nm accident while coming down. IIIs
team started to run away and iurne.i
over the wagon. Clay went over with
it and had one OF his feet badly
bruised.
1t ia reported On good authority
that Col. Joseph Marzsn has refused
M hundred und siIly thousand dol
lars cash for his liumIboldl stock
farm. Tint is about fifty dollars per
acre for hia thirty funr hundred aces
with "A little over u Thousand under
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tribune.
Dan Sweeney, who claims to be a
Discharged soldier, stopped in town
yesterday and bought whiskey for
the ludians. Constable Mccoy took
him in and today he plead guilty to
the charpe 81 selling liquor without,
Il license. JUST 'e Morgan gave him
the choice between paying go nr
stopping with Sheriff Campbell l119
days. lie will stop.
Indian Frank got fuller tn IN a tick
yesterday on iirewater and mnie so
much noise that Constable McCo,
locked him up. Frank plead guilty
this afternoon and Justice Morgan
iiucd him $50 with the alternative Of
eating white mans Cub Tor ID days.
Frank will board at the cuuhty's TX
ponsc.
Tho Knights 81 Pythias Hall has
been thmouthly renovated and
everything ia M neat as Il new pm.
With new paper on the walls, fresh
paint Oh the wood work and clean
carpets, il ia by far the ncRiest lodge
room in town. The knights evidently
believe in having pleasant quarters in
winch To teach the beautiful %rrinci
plcs ~ the Order.
John Scott writes the INDEPeN
Dent from Carlin TINT nearly S3t
has already been ephRcribrd Tor 4
Fourth ~ July celebration and that
an abundance Of iunds will be u
hand tn secure first class time ol
the Matters birthday. Tho t'nrlin
itcs want to entertain the people %
Elko on TINT day. a notice will b'
found elsewhere. Tho complete pro
gram will appear later.
The Southern Pacific passenger do
; partmert has completed its stntistic
On tho w%estbuund c0lUuist move
, moui. which began February lat nnt
|, ! Concluded on May 5ah. During thi
1 time the number ~ people who cam
from tho East, both colunist nm
Her"nd'clnss. were 2n.43i ~ pgains
: S,OO5 sccond.clnss passengers In IN
came period in 1910. OF thp nun
: Dor lG.!4o were colonis,s or ~,rayclc
. on cOlOnHt ratce.
r Tho largest apple orchard in th
/ United Sthtcs 10 said to TO thu, ,
9 Tx Governor Morrill, 81 Knnsa
L. which will contain $4,000 trees whe
!. the workmep finish planting 27,0C
r upon which they arc now at wUrl