Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
5ALAIAGUSDI.

Peko.
There are eleven prisoners in the
county Jail.
The grand jury TINT meets Friday
will have IA or 10 cases to investi-
gate.
Negotiations are in progress for the
organization OF another company to
de 'elop the Elko coal fields.
Wintermantel las some pretty
samples of iewelry in his show win.
dow. Ills new ad tells you all about
them.
Ham Mccain and family came
down yesterday and remained III town
last night. Ham didn't 'orget the
INDEPENDENT.
George NJ. Pullman. son OF the de
ceased sleeping car mhgnatc, WIS
married i'll Carson Monday to Mrs.
james BrazeIl Of San Francisco.
The railroad company has mnde u
rate Of nne and II fifth fare Tor the
roun ! trip for those attending the
Wells races. Tickets will be on sale
the 2nd, 3D. and 18th and limited to
the 9th.
Tho mail sack that arrived on the
castbound tram this morning. was
pat i'll the cart anC left III the street
Till abput IL o'cIocS. 1t should be
somebody's duty To see that the mail
is taken promptly to the postoilice.
Captain John NJ. Naall has been
convicted Of forgery III the United
States Court at San Francisco. 4
charge OF cmbezzlement. out
OF the same t"ransac'Ion is still pend.
ing against him. NEAL entered West
Point from this State and graduated
with honor.
E!ko was visited by a haavy wlnu
his afternoon Thai sent great clouds
OF dust and dirt through the streets
and made life miserable for every
body whose business called them ont
ot doors. The otherwise genial
wife scowled aud made things
lively for her spouse rs her house
I'LL Il with dirt. At times il WAS im.
possible to e the buildings ON the
Opposite side of the street.
The San Francisco correspondent
Of the Carson Weekly says: An ex-
N"vadin State OH :ial, who has been
out OF employ meat !o5 The past six
months. can be seen daily on the
principal streets seeking charity FROM
old friends. For over twenty years
this old gentleman has occupied luc-
rativc positions, but fate has worked
against him and he is now depending
upon the charity Of others.
The Engler Company is getting
rehdy for the boom. The
"' 81" oil fields and the prosperity Of
ia" county have made the compiny's
S'ol" 20" small to properly di play
ne stock the cOmunnS is compelled
I" carry. Tho back partitions are
being taken out and the store mnde
% feet deeper. This will give room
Tor II department especially for ladies'
wear. Other improvements will be
male and when they are completed
the Eugier Compauy's store will he
strictly up to-iatc.. Mr.. Keyser is
til. work.
Joe Pete, the Indian who murdered
young Ddngbcrg IN Carson valley
about ii year ago. is on the war path
again. y telephone message from
Wnohfords to the Carson News SAYS
about 9 o'clock Monday night Pete
and killed his father in.Iaw, an
Indian, and beat Il squaw over the
head, leaving her for dead Pete
skipped ont after committing the
crime. The Indians assign no reason
Tor his last crime except Il natural
mnrdcrous disposition. He was con
Vlcted Of the murder OF young Dang
berg and broke Jail at Genoa while
under sentence Of death.
$50 'on are going to marry Mikr?-
snid the mistress inQuirmgly. "Yls
mum Are you sure You are moi
making n mistaken "Wcil,r returned
the cook thoughtfully, she's not the
best man III TIA" world. to be sure. but
II ] lave him to go how kin | be sure
~ gittin' another wan? I've been
tnjuluT' about il. an il looks Ia me
liz its right and proper to take what
y" KIN git when yc kIL git it. Them
thai holds OFF for the big ptizo has
been known Ia lose the little vans
| think I'll take Mikc."-Chicago
Post.
y Buffalo dispatch Gays: There
was Organized IN this city today Il
company capitalized at S2,N0,OuU
That will assume control OF the Nc
Knlcy mines in White Pine county.
Nevada. Tho company will 10 in.
under the laws OF Now
Mn. Mckinley will holu
worth OF the stock. Among
others constituting tho corporation
nrc: NJ. &. Inrbcr, brother OF Mrs.
W. II. McGill OF MuCiI,
Ncvad I; aud j. a. Ycrlngton Of Car
sou CITY. Nevada. NJ. &. Barter was
elected president.