Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SALoiAGUNDI.

There are SIXTY doctors in Nevada.
A large new refrigerator has been
put in the Senate saloon.
Judge Talbot Ii expected to return
from the east today or tomorrow,
A photograph gallery is being set
up in the vacant lot next to the
Pioneer saloon.
MIR. Lytton is rapidly improving
and IL able to sit mp IN Il chair for IL
lew honrs every day.
w. W. Booher went to Reno last
night 70 attend II meeting OF the
Board OF University Regents.
Citizens of Lovc;ock have hung up
a S0J purse FOR Il game ~ ball with
"Innemucca, the winner tn take all.
Farmer Lunpuan. a ~p-o5pero1s
rancher of Clover Valley. and On. Of
tile old timers II the county is spend.
my u lew days i'll town.
Anne liz Rebies. who yesterday
plead guilty to Iii charging Il tire I, I'm
III the street and sent to Jail for 80
days. today paid his tine IT 500 and
was released from c~uatoIy.
Ills funeral OF b. Nichols took
pla :" from Mr.. Pu!lman's undertake
ing par.ors tins morning at II o'clock
y large number Of friends folio wed
the remains TO their last resting
place.
MIR. f. Ptnrud carne down from the
northern country yesterday. The
old gentleman is suffering from "A
severe attack of neuralgia at the
Depot lictel.
III. X MiGhles, 81 The Carson An.
peal, has purchased from Andrew
Maute the Belmont Courier plant,
and report says he will move the
same to T"naplh and start a ape
The shearing of sheep is still going
on near the Springs. Owing to the
Change IN the weather II WIS thought
II great many would perish With cold.
h sheep are IN cool condition,
hoSever, and but few were lost.
The Elko Dramatic Club will
present An AUTOGRAPH Letter IN
tarlin mex Saturday night. The
play gave general satisfaction to our
people last Saturday night and we
take pleasure i'll recommending il to
our Ctrlin neighbGrs.
The Rcbekahs will give their
second annual ball on Friday uight
April 2Gih. No pans will be spared
/" make the event very enj yahle to
all ho attend. aud us the
mrnis are III the hands of "A good
committee tie success Of the party
is assured. The nd will appear to-
morrow.
BY requts' OF the Hun. Francis G..
NcNl ndS an examination will he
held Tor apo ntnent TO the VI ant
naval "A iet5hip at annapolis ON VI III.
lay aud Tuesday, July lst and 2nu,
1901. To accommodate the Young
men who may he camdi !atcs the CON.
miiicc ha- decr led to hold two cX.
ami1ail"Ds at the sane ii uc-Oue at
Keno and the o-htr al ElRo.
II funeral services over the re-.
mains nf Nicholas SimonSeu of New
ar = vale! took place III the Prcsby.
icrltn Church thus afternoon at y
o'clock. Rev. j. \. Mitchell oficiat-
mg. Many friends We Present to
pay the last tributes Gf respect, and to
accompany the tody TO its last rest
ing place "u the silent hill.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
on "Wednesday III the office Of the
S"cre AIRY Of State at Cheyenne Of the
Elko Coal Co npiny for the purpuse
of developing coal fields in Nevada
md other states. The company has
Il cnpitnl stock Of half IL million dol
lars md Is composed Of Il number OF
men well kno%n in linnnciaI circles.
thoy viii develop tile new fields
which they have recently located in
this Statc.
Several small boys yesterday ran
onto II number IF hides. belonging To
MIR. Garcia. which were soaking in "A
"i"nGh near the river. They immcd
lately declared ownership and sold
lie hides To u Of our ]citizrns for
halt their value, md proccrdrd-bOy
fIshiun-to spend the pro leeds for
C indy. etc. Mr.. G. ,rciu discovered
his loss and traced them up. and
after II hard III tito tho boys got
enough money to purchase the u
back aud returned the to b
nct belonged. Constable Mccoy
,ud MIR. Garcia gave them a good
care and they are nov poorer but
wiser.