Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28
lFRoM DAILY
CNDI
Nina Mahnn,

Honoucy itpofCeu OelttE lO-
day.
The Douglas county creamery
turns out over 1900 pounds OF butter
daily and the patrons number nearly
100.
Mr.. llernandez's little girl, 8 .'ears
OF age, is seriously i'll with cerebral
meningitis. Her recovery il extreme.
ly doubtful.
Don't forget that Carlin will have a
big celebration on tho 4th. There
will be Il hot time in our, sister town
on the Nations birthday.
Docs the Constitution follow the
iiap, or does the ilagstitution follow
the const, or does the constitution
follow the gag?-Minneapolis Trib.
une.
Assessor Guthrie tells the Argus
that the increase i'll property valua-
tons for Lovelock valley under the
new law will be nearly double what
it was last year.
Johnnie Dewar ia now the INDIE
PENDENT and Bulletin carrier. IIe
will do his best to please the patrons
OF both pupers. II he should make
mistakes. please report them to The Of.
flee and they will be corrected.
We were in error Yesterday in stat
ing that the Starr Valley water suit
had been put over The case was
tried yesterday afternoon before
Talbot and judgment entered
by stipulation.
Prof. Kaye has been unanimously
reelected principal Of the Whine
mucca schools. The Silver State
the term just closed has been
the most successful i'll the history OF
he Winnemucca public school. This
well for Prof. Kaye and his
assistants.
The great railroad fight between
Clarkc's road and the Union
for tile possession Of the grade
N Lincoln county began yesterday in
he United States District Court ut
Carson. Each side is represented by
l brilliant array Of counsel aud a
lard.tought legal battle is expected.
Miss Edith Patton Of Washington
who Is la marry Adjutant.Gcncral
-orbin Of the regular army, is a ma
i've Of Gold Hill. daughter Of Ed.
ward Patton, a well known mill man
u our meighboring town in the palmy
iays.-Virginia Report.
The mining case still holds the
boards in the District Court. The
plaintiffs rested yesterday afternoon
the deferee moved for Il non.
.uit. The motion WIS denied and
he defense began their side Of the
'ase. Both 81 les are making "A stub
BORN fight. The case will 90 To the
ury some time tomorrow.
The Ny to obtain health under
he ncw tn~eusuphical method ~ us
'asy as slipping dOwn "a creased pole.
vi yOu have TO do is to bring the
system INTO complete har-
noniOus relations with the vortex
.piral vibrHtloual action OF the astral
mechanism. Just think Int II say.
ng Of expense for drugs aud doctors.
This afternoon n whirlwind picked
Up about a wagon lond Of loose lum.
Ier at The yard and sent it flying
through the air. The only damage
was the breaking down OF two tole.
graph wires and the wear and tear it
'auscd Mr.. Mcbride in picking the
scattered lumber ont of the street
md putting it back, whCrc the wind
il.
While the different oil men are
waiting for each other to begin oper
Hunter Il Wallace announce
hat they have struck oil in paying
quantities and invite all those who
,ut chasc groceries to cnll at their
store and share in the profits Of their
See their ad and no con.
The oldest inhabitants Of this sec
ion never saw such weather before
the latter part 81 June. Last night
! tire WIS "A necessity and today was
Dut little warmer. EARLY this morn-
.nR il ralncd II little. but not enough
to thoroughly lay the dust. This
afternoon the wind blew great gune.
making it very d~i4agreeable to he on
tho streets. When this cold wave
pnsscs away. we will doubtless get
some more weather. II nov looks ms
10 the town would get free drinks
when Ham Mccain ONE again.
Tho fight against the new revenue
law Inns begun. Yesterday W. +.
lIcrrin, hend OF the law department
Of tho Southern Pacific, on behalf Of
company filed n complaint in the
United States District Court At Car.
son askinR Tor q restraining order en-.
the nsscssors 81 tho various
counties Of this State from assessing
tho Southern Pacific under the new