Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-09-06
FRoM THURSDAYS DALI.
sALMA0UNDI.

Tom Mcheuips Is up from Carhn
today.
w. w. Booher went to Reno last
night.
WIN. Kennedy came in from
Mound valley today.
Bring your Job Work to the lSpT.
PENDENT office. Low prices.
G. ID. VanDuzer wlte and child
were departures for Salt Lake last
night.
The State Fair OF this State this
year promises to be the best eve
held.
Mr. MofIatt shipped ten cars Of
cattle to San Francisco this after
noon.
Elmer Ouderkirk is qnite i'll at the
residence Of his sister Mrs. Frank
Robinson.
Andy Smith was down from Bull
Run yesterday, returning On the
stage thus morning.
Mrs. Lind has returned 10 her
no ne in San Francisco after nm CT.
tented visit here with her daughter
MB. Joseph Lang.
There is no truth in the report TINT
II. A. Cohen has been discharged as
mar iser of the DeLamar property.
IL. ls etill lOokn g for good mines.
The primary department Of the
public school at rusrarora opened
with Miss Blanche Plumb us teacher.
The grammar department Iii | not
open owing to the fact that no
teacher had been selected.
\ number Of cattle buyers are IN
town who have purchased most of
the cattle III this section. They are
experiencing considerable difficulty
III securing the necessary cars to
make shipments.
Father Tubman OF St. Mary's
Catholic Church i'll Virginia City,
has registered Il kick, through the
columns Of the Virg MIA Chronicle
against the nitro iuc ION OF Myers
Mediaeval and Modern History in the
public schools OF Nevada.
Nye county a year ago was a retro
gressiye section. but the discovery Of
the richest mines in the world in
Tonnpah haS caused the eyes of the
mining world to be turned III its iii.
rec ion and investments are being
ma le in various parts Of this county.
Old Nye county was a big surprise
party to all.-Bonanza.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan. the singing
evangelist drew Il large crowd at the
Presbyterian church last night. Her
singing aud remarks were greatly
appreciated by all present, and Mira.
Mcclellan will no doubt do much
good during her short stay in Elko
She will hold meetiugs tooight and
tomorrow night and Sunday to which
all are cordi ally invited.
F. NJ. Huffaker. representing the
Grand Lodge OF Nevada passed
through Elko this morning on the
flyer on his way to 10 Annapolis to
attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge
|. o. y. f. 4. l.. Muuk, represent
ing the Grand Encampment will
start next Monday. His 10 year old
daughter will JON him fer the trip mt
Rawlins. Wye. Mr.. Mauk will be
gone about three weeks.
Men in search OF employment will
do we'll to keep away from Phoebe for
the present. The COMPANY has not
amy tools to work with and have
ordered a supply. 1t will be about "a
month yet before any force ls EN-
ployed and there are q number OF
men here ut present awaiting IN.
piuymeBt.-Record.
Flowers CT water will be used in.
stead ~ champagne in baptiz ne the
new ciuser cleveland" next month.
An excellent idea. a bottle OF good
champagne could be put TO better
Use IN the case OF IN invalid and the
new ritual will more perfectly sug
gest that the ship belongs to the Re
public which il first flower Of the
army md first gem OF tho sea, says
tue Chicago Chronicle.
On Monday morning ut $3.50 o'clock
the hour set Tor the opening OF the
fall term Of the Austin Public
Schools, two sets Of teachers were
assembled before the school building
Ono school board was represented
10y II. Pohl and +. W. Dixon, the
other by +. V Van Pa,ten and
School Superintendent A. J. Macs
tretti. After pome preliminary spur
ing school was finally opened with
II. 4. Start rs principal, Miss Maggie
K"arn ms grammar teacher, aud Mis-.
Maggie Myles IN charge OF the Pr
mary del ariment. The matter will
DO settled III the courts.