Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
lFROM DAILY
SALMASUNDI.

~ 'oue" ou'h' starteu out yester
dny.
Virginia city has 7l3 children o.
school age.
u cut worn has ma to its 40
pear ,nce i'll Lpvelock valley.
John Sparks has purchased the
Wedekind nine near Reno for sl75.
900.
1t WIS hard, awful hard. To settl,
down to work tins after In,
festivities Of the past few days.
james Cowl'nR has II notice else,
where. stating TINT be will do al
Kind Of frrighting On short NOTES.
Sc" nd for further particulars.
LEONARD John Arellunes a littl.
boy of TugcUrora while pin, I'M
around Il b"uiir" Friday. received
burns which q sulteI IN hls death
Several hours later.
Oar visitors from Carlin. Deetb
'rd other towns on the ruad, and
from tn" valleys have nearly all re.
turned Ia III, If homes. + su IL slow
ly settling down tu it's normal state.
WIN. Cutlery was thrown FROM liir
horse NJ Osrno !esterday and render.
cd nnconrIOus for three hour. Tie
n brought to EIko, and WAS able Ia
u around Yesterday aiterno ~. but
pretty sore.
George j. Young, professor of met
al'urgy at the state University Hrri
we'd from Reno this morning and to.
lay. III coupIn n with the editor Of
the lSDEPESDE T. has been mak'up
an IL 'pec.Ion Ut our coul and oil
ields.
a Knnsas editor insists that ID
patched pair Of pants often covers 4
warm heart" Tat editor needs a
Few more less ms in anat my ur some
TiLdred study at his earliest possibl.
convenience.
Gernld Miller, son OF Major Miller.
was sever, ly bitten on the face and
neck by v'ciuus dog last evening.
DR.. linod DIR, ssrd the Injuries and
the little fellow is resting quite com.
fnriahly today. Gerald WAS playing
with the Dig, @Een it suddenly jun
pen at HIM nn'i bit him several tunes.
The members OF tile band and
nearly all the other Eur-knns re.
Iurmrd home on the train this after.
noon. They gave ye = ut all kIuds
'nd Ia: every body before the truiu
started. 4 large crowd Was at the
Hep II 10 tell them gooI bye. 4 few
remained md will leave OH the tram
this evening.
Patrick Crossen. n miner in the
Murphy CnrIrux mine at Bull Run.
while working Ia Q ir the opening Of
-'"pe accidentally fell. He dropped
10 feet and died III great agony two
hours after. He was I'll, d taken L.
Tuscarora.
Patrick Crowley who killed VIM.
Nichols i'll the savage nun. in yir
Hinia City Twelve years ago. ii ed a
petition hy hn- attorney I'd Il. Du
puts, yesterday asking the board nf
pard"nr for his liberty. The pnnci.
ph ground upon which Crowley re
lies Is his failing health. The board
meets ON July S.h.-Appeal.
Samuel Platt, n Carson attorney.
IN EIku Inst night to attend n
meotmR Of the creditors in the An
bankruptcy ease, winch war
held IN the office uf Brown IL Ilender
Hnn today. At tho meeting t"da,
John Frost was appointed trusirr.
\notmr meeting will be hell Ia
morrow. Mr.. PIatt is the United
Sintes Referee in bankruptcy for
Nevada.
Otto Il. Williams. the popular
Starr Wiley school teacher returned
from Carson last night. where he
pissed II highly creditabIe examma
I"u for admission To the bar be ore
the Supreme Court. Iie wns com.
plimcrted 10y the judges Tnd passed
INT ~ the beat examinations in the
uIstor! ~ That Court. Mr.. Williams
ID Il graduate ~ the Sprague Cores
i"ndencr School Of Law and during
his three years Of teaching in thu
county ha- devolad all his spare time
t" the stu ly If law.
The principal wonlgrowen OF
eastern Oregon are arranging TO call
u convention TO meet IN Baker Cit,
ut mn early dHie ~ torn u wmpi com
binutiur. Tho convention will bt
-imilnr ~ character nnd Object to on.
held ut R,wlins, Wyo.. u fcw iay-
ago. II the Wyom ng plan in nd ,pt
I'd, the wOpl buyers will hnve to meet
the growers in convention and sub
nit sealed bids for thowool which
nr growers viii offer tm snlo. TIE
bids will be opone ! by representa-
fivoa ~ tho growers and contracts
awarded to the highest bidders. TIA
riah, to eject any aud all bids will
I've reserved.
Van p well ia authority Tor the iol.
ioSmp: lio informs us TINT when