Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-11
IRON SATURDAYS DAILy.l
SaIINIAG UNDI.

The University will reopen mex,
Monday.
Four California couples were mar
RED III Reno yesterday.
w. w. Wcathers came down from
Starr Valley last evening.
The Carson News says Governor
Sadler is quite i'll at his home IN Car
on.
Dolly eleven men wee killed by the
Kentucky fuet!isis on Christmns.
The day passed oil quietly.
Ed Lytton. Geo. Moody and IL
Eoist each shipped two car.oads o,
cattle to San Francisco to lay.
1t is expected tina; the out put of
petroleum l Ii California in 1907, will
be found to exceed i.UJO,OuO bar.
rolls.
Tho receipts OK the Staie Land
Office for the past two Years will
approximate IL quarter Of million
dollars.
Sam Whecler's neg foreman, a ua
tive Of France, was found dead by the
side OF his wagon, ne IT Eureka, last
Monday.
a heavy rain and sTO ;:orm la,
visited the western part Of the State.
This s"clcn will probably he iav.
ored soon,
The Report says that G. d. Vsn
Duzer's election Hs Speaker Of the
lower liouse "iIl DO pretty near
unanimous.
Mrs. Terrell. who has been visiting
her daughter MH. j. l. Campbell for
Ii couple OF weeks, returned TO her
home III Tuscarorn this morning..
Constable Triplett will leave Tor
Carson tomorrow tn be gone several
days. james Adams will act us
night watchmau IN hi, absence.
Papers OF Incorporation for the
Minneapolis Cola Mining Co, with a
capt a stock Of SL5JJ,OJU. place Of
business Elkn, have been ti.eI with
the Secretary Of state.
Tho regular train Of the y. G. O Ry
running INTO Reno was blown from
the track Tnur-Iay ana the passenger
car naic Il complete wreck. Three
passengers and thee trainmen were
injured. Mrs. e. K. Dudgo Of Reno
suffered the screrest Injuries.
Tho V. Il. r. c.rne near beng
wrecked rear WashOo last evening.
The tram was running at "A good rate
OF tpecd when suddenly a gust Of
wind almost emitted the tender ~
the engine OF it lund of wood. throw
ir.R 1t underneath the trucks Of the
coachce. The coaches bumped along
Tor some distance. int luckily a.
capeh dcrai mcnt- Gazette.
Harry Brooks. "A we'll known horse
trainer. WIS found dead IA hs room
i'll Reno Ihurs,iny. Tho Gtz"ttc
Gays he committed suicide III II tit Of
d~csp"ndcncy, by taking prussic
ucId.
A. j. Pullman came dnwn from
Elko Tuesday morning bringing with
him two tnrpc ters who are engaged
III building His undertaking parIurs
which hc Ia erecting on font street.
Tho building il l6I3b.-Crntral Ne.
vaduu.
The News says several Carson non
have been hooking over the ground in
that section Tor several weeks and
have concluded that the pro pcGt ~
slriSIng oil IN Cur-pn ~ wOr.h a try.
The indications ARE all favorable,
they have purchrs"d two Iutn and
have ma ic Arrangements to put down
n well II the spr.ug.
a London dispatch anya: At ia al.
most certainty decided TINT Mr.
Kruger viii - to Amer ~ Feb.
ruary. probably accom- mni"d by ".
Il. Stead. who will make II ringing
campaign III behalf Of stopping the
war; II hc gmCs 20 America lac will
go M u President Ia visit II President
He will probably arrive IT, New York
III the middle Of February.
An amendment to tho army bill
now bofoio c"ngrcss provides Tor n
veterinary corps, combating Of one
ooionc'' "ho major, four captains, ten
ilrst hcuienants. rud twenty eGcond
lieutenan'a. The pay of these Of.
iiccrs will mount to sGi.0 200 a ycar
besides ngovity pay, allownnco..
and travel ng expenses. At present
there are thitiy.fonr veterinarians in
the nrmy. Fourteen OF iheao arc
scrgeants, one beng attached to each
Held battery. Twenty arc commia.
eiOnod officers known as senior at
iuchcd Ia each ~ the ton ~cnayalry
rcgiCirnte.