Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-07-05
EFRoM DAILY
SABmAGUNDl,

strainmR order, issued by Judge
Hawlcy. on Assessor Es.er.
Farmer Woolvcrtun came in from
Ruby valley yesterday. lie reports
everybody happy ont that way.
An eastbOuud engine struck a track
W llker near Nachez Yesterday, Injnr-
my him severely. Tie was picked up
and taken to Wells or Ogden.
DIR. Leonard has returned from a
business trip through the southern
country. lie says Ham Mccain has
Just, completed tho finest m~ilk.house
in the county.
Miss Jessie ~iiurris aud Miss Fern
Gedney will represent Elko county
Mt the Carson carnival. They have
been appointed aids Oh the staff Of
Grand Marshal Flanagan.
1t now looks rs il Elko would be
nearly depopulated on the Ith. A
great many are going to Eureka,
some to Carlin aud others to Deeth.
\ few will remain ut home to take
care Of the town.
Miss NJ. T.. Newcomb, a niece Of
Mrs. William Mitchell, was married
in Reno yesterday To Mr.. q. +. Lantin
OF San Francisco. The bride has
many friends in Elko who Wish her a
pleasant and prosperous voyage down
the matrimonial stream.
The war tax goes off = bank checks
p~ostoiiice mC:.:y orders and Il great
many other things today. II you
any e stamps left over
keep a few Ms mementocs OF the
war. TheywiIl he valuable a
hundred years from now.
The railroad company is making
preparations to- handle the large
crowd OF Epworth Leaguen that will
pass through here this month. Tcle.
graph offices are being put in at Mo-
leen and at Gerald. the sand cut sid.
west OF Palisade.
Those who subscribed for the
Enthusiastically Atlas will not have
to wait much longer as they were
from Chicago ON the 27th OF
last month. Notice will he given rs
soon as they arrive.
Tho Reno Ledger says that
Charley May will soon leave Tor
Chloride, Mohavc county, Arizona,
To act az secretary Of the Security
Mining mud Development Company.
Nevada friends wish him
succeas III ms new position.
MH. Gus NogeI died at Wells yes.
morning after Il lingering
She was the daughter OF the
late james McMullen. 4 widowed
husband and Il child about 3 months
old survive her. Rev. b. j. Darneillc
went To Dccth this morning to con-
the funeral service.
\ retiring Harvard professor SAID
at the farewell dinner in his honor
the other evening": when WIS 30
| thought | WIS 40. when was 80 |
thought was 10, when | was 40 !
WA %, and when | WIS 30 wonder.
il :hey were gong to bring il the
high chair at the table aud give me
the bottle.
The argument in the suit .Or pos
session Of the rHilrOnd grade through
Lincoln county waB concluded Sat.
urduy. Judge Iiawley, the Appeal
stated from the bench that the
matter was clear in his mind. but
that he wonld take il under advise.
ment tn look mp the authorities
The State Board OF Revenue, COM
posed Of the Governor, Controller
and Att0rcny.Gicncral. hns employed
james II Judge, Trcnmor Coffin, and
AZ ChRrtZ to assist Attorney.
General WOoGburn IN ;lic litigation
brought by tho Southern Pacific
Company against tho asRcssors. Tho
Carson Appeal says tue State will
fight the plaintiff 10 II finish and
carry the case to the Supreme Court
Of the United States il necessary.
j. Is. Tollcy. rived from Califor.
MD yesterday and took the stage this
morning for Tuscarorn, his former
home. Mr.. Tollcy, though not ma
young rs he was fifty years ago, looks
ms il ho was good Tor II number OF
years yet, lie passed through tho
Humboldt WILEY fifty ono years ago
on his way 10 CALIFORNIA; golden
fields. lie will visit his son in Tus-
cnrora and try tho re%cuperativc
powers OF Ncvada'a climate oii hie
failing at strength.
Salesburg, sUslria, nov puts IN a
claim Tor tho record birth Of D single
family. Johann Steiner, a farmer,
married his wife. Martha, 10 years
ago, when he was 80 ycara old nnd
she Tas %, In the 10 years aimee
they have had 81 children, triplets
three times md twins IL tiIuee, while
the babies have come along singly
four times. or the children thirty.
four ARE living md they a-c healthy
and normal. Tho thirty. seventh