Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-21
RON THURSDAYS DALI.
SATISFACTORILY.

I y AISLo SaWo up IRON Satnp lbs
oIght.
NJ. II. Miller and ossie wero IL
from the ruuch yesterday.
Miss Jessie Harris is visiting he,
brother and HE wife in Carson.
A green streak in people can b.
traced for three or four generations
You have no idea how tough a mar
ran look till you e him without his
collar.
THIS years onion crop Of Washoe
county is beng destro. ed by wire
worms.
Mn. Rice, the girl preacher ad.
dressed a large crowd on the Gssct
last night.
c. Ii. Sproule returned from his
ranch yesterday. he ssys everything
Is looking fine il that section.
-Diamondheld Jack. Davis has
been reprieved until July 81. at which
time the Board Of Pardons meets.
". A. Clark, Jr eon OF Senator
Clark. and Miss Mabel Foster were
married at Butte, Mont. last night.
DR.. j. G. Jrssup, the dentist shot
by g. 6. Adams. a retired preacher,
died at San Francisco Tuesday night.
The public school closes tomorrow
for the term with n picnic. which will
be attended by the scholars from all
the departments.
Sheriff Campbell returned ON this
afternoons train from a trip all over
The county EGTfu ming jurors. He
has yet to go to Carlin.
Lnuis Dem, the we'll known cattle
buyer. in Reno yesterday. fell from "A
ladder while assisting his wife with
no Ioecleaning. breaking his arm uud
probably sustaining Interval nj Iries,
which may prove fatal.
DR.. Blnck Of the dental firm OF
Alexander & Blacf returned to Sap
Francisco last night ui-ht having be-
come dissatisfied with Elko. DR.. G.
ID. Alex nder will continue in the
office here.
A FREQ for all fight in viii ID shoot
irons played IN important part occur
ed in Virginia Tuesday. between
Peter Malloy. John Ross and Philo
Knapp. employees Of the Occidental
mine. Mallory came out on top. and
the other two are now under arrest.
Several new veins Of coal, several
inches in til 'ckness. have been struck
at the coal uiine AMI it 10 thought
they all come together deeper down.
Work Ii going on rapidly and all in.
dications 20 far are very favorable.
a. L. M4uk anG a. w. Hessnn OF
Elko. w. I. Strickler Of Tuacarora
aud MIR. McClain Of Cherry Creek.
returned from Reno this morning,
where they have been attending the
1. o. o. f. Grand Lodge.
A. l.. Miuk informed US today TINT
Air. Aidrch OF oil well fnma, was Il
passenger ON No 1 last night. Mr..
Msuk says he spoke TO him, but that
Aldrich denied his identity, and that
he disappeared from the car ut abont
the time the train reached Govelock.
The Wedekind bell mining case
commenced in the DISTRICT Court at
Rem" yesterday. Mr.. Wedekind was
the first and principal witness. The
utmost care is being exercised by the
attorneys on both sides and the case
promises to be II lengthy one.
Tho committee on literary exer.
clses for the Carson carnival has
mapped out its program already.
Judge Fitzgerald OF the Supreme
Court will be president Of the day;
Hon. E s F.rrInRton Of Elko crater
NJ the day. and Hon. james Sweeney
will read tho Declaration or Indepep.
dence.
p. Cuccori. the trRckwalker who
was struct by tho passenger train
nenr Palieadc yesterday morning,
died at the hospital at | o'clock tbis
morning from the injuries no received
lie never regained consciousness from
the time he was hurt. a number OF
his friends from Carlin took charge
OF the remain and the funeral will
talk" place in that town tomorrow.
Sam Wheeler has returned from
Bakersfield where he spent a week
looking over the ground OF the Ne.
vadn Sunset OIL Company. This in Ii
corporation that was formed in Reno
aud locally capitalized. Mr.. Wheeler
anys boring is III progress and that
the drill ia penetrating sandstone
ne signs for striking oil 10 a short
diatance are verp promisIng.-Jout.
nal. w
There was a cutting scrape in Tona
all one day last week in which J, I'm
O'Neil, Il lato arrival FROM Butte City
cut Tom Osborn with n II i;e ia tho
arm, shoulder, iaoe aud neck.
O'Neil had a hearing before Justice
Clay Peters and was bound over To
appear before The Nyo county grand
Jury. Osborne il o dangerously