Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-22
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SAI,MAGUNDI.


Archie Dorsey is down from Deetb
Ass"mblyman Graham returne,
from Car. on last night.
Mrs. Locke o. Nye county is visit
ing her parents, Nj. and Mrs. George
Ernst.
u. 4. Tucker. an old ii ne resilient
~ Elko, came up from C.trliu hi.
morning.
Assessor II roper OF Eureka count,
came up from Paleade this morning
ind left for Beownwe this afternoon
MIR. Gu,rilRe is preparing to plan
,hade trees and make Il lawn ut Iii
residence. Others should on 'he
same.
Mr.. Mallett nnd family have ar,
rived from Salt Like and taken W
their residence in the house formerly
owned by DR.. Moore.
Capt. James Brett, military IN.
%structor at the State Universitj. has
resigned hs pIsi,ion and nas been
succeeded by Capt W. l.. Cox.
II. q. Cutting writes to DIR. Pinni.
ger. Of REM, that work is plenty ut
Tnnnpah and lahorers are few. MIN.
crs are paid 81 Il day tor eight hours
labor.
Mrs. Weston will open her fine
STOCK Of Ester hats Tomorrow
Afternoon. The ladi . are invited to
call and inspect them.
The Reno GAz ties new linotype
mach'us has arrived aud will be in
stalled Sunday. Bro Bragg promises
to lstOnish the natives with his paper
when his new mach he is in
or Ter.
farmer McNamee and his nice,
Miss Sarah Spott-wond. came down
from North Fork yesterday. He eays
everything is Lively ou the North
FORK wi II good prospects for all the
water needed for irrigation and other
Purposes.
Extract from a recent novel: sat
that III the worthy pastur ap.
pearrd on the threshul Of the Sc.
~ "a hlR1.lt U.nrn r,N ..K- ~.
pockets Of his large. lo0se coat, while
he turned over the leaves OF the
nraysr t3":-k aud wiped his E~pectac!es"
y correspondent to the REM Ga
Zeite remarks that tie last Assembly
differed Greatly from former ones IN
that there was no b. s. To control 1t.
The writer Of that article is one OF
twn persOns-eliher IL member ui the
minority party Of the lower house or
he never WIS rear the Assent oily
chamUer.-l'arsun News.
Commercial travellers report that
they have sold more wni-key and b, er
III Kansas III the last three months
than during any similar period N tile
last ten years. lhe recent; excitement
over the una hing Of saloons appears
t" have caused IL heavy demand for
stim Giants.
The production OF the play, ~An
Autograph Letter. by Elku Amateurs
at the High School next Saturday
nighi promises to he IL trent III the
amusement liIe for our people. The
adnss 81 On has been p nceI at 80
without extra charge ut the telegraph
office.
Tie lNpEP NDENT again calls Mt
tentinu tn the uTsnfr condition ri the
bridge III the ii rect we / uf the bank.
Last evening Mrs. Nell md III cross.
my tie bridge fcII and mar ro SIy ia.
capped serious mi Try. she WIS badly
shaken up aud IA Sc vera severe
bruises and scratches I o nurse. No
time should be lost III repairing the
bridge.
The Washington papers wish the
Pcnnsl lvania folks to distinctly
understand hat hereafter ut iuaugur
alton titue the roDm al mo OF their
so'rnIIcd soldiers will he pre- erred to
their comp my, The Egenug Star
says TINT unc regiment Of these roy.
Sterers will he IN ample suliicienc, e,
and that tIe rest uf the brigade Of
900 mon are welcome To remain at
hGIne.
1t is understood TINT the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company will soon
put INTO effect IL sweeping rcduc lou
III fares and freights. Tho iLea il
primarily % usslst San Francisco to
retain the trade Of the Orient. which
Ii at present trending twoard the
north. Nevada will reap some brne
tit. unless the proposed reduction up.
plies only to through freight und
p ,sseuger traffic Silver State.
Dcnfness Cannot Ic Cured
by l,cnl applications ns they cannot
rruph tho tIi.nns,1 ,u,r,,,p ,F ia, ,..