Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-21
IRON TUESDAYS pA1LY.l
SALMAGCNDI
]. Z. Doughty is in town.

Mrs. Mckinley continues to i'm.
, prove.
c. c. Truett came down from
Deeth today.
The Grand Lnhge. l. o. o. o con.
veued i'll Reno today.
The Porto Ri % Legislature will
convene July 4th to assume free
trade with the United. States.
MH. Scher Fl. who has been in Elko
'cr Some time visiting relatives. re-
turned to her borue III Wells last ave-
nIng.
The section men are making many
needed improvements to the ruilruaL
cross uRs and road bed through the
Elko Yards.
Edward B. Harris OF Virginia City
has been granted II pension OF GO per
month. lie served IN the war with
Span.
Engineer Cansday who was serious
ly injured when his engine jumped
tile track uenr Carlin Sunday, huo
been taken TO the railroad hospital at
Ogden.
H. a. Start. Halleck Mayer, Clar-
e'Icc ilongh and Bonnie Mcbride
lett for the Bruneau country this
morning Tor a weeks camping trip.
They are after bear and other big
game.
The Austin School Census Marshal
reports the number OF school children
as being 100. n luss Of A. from last
year. Tins viii nee, ssliatc the re-
ductIOn az the for ~ II teachers from
four to- three.
The lADEPESDENT received a let
ter Today stating that the comLIittee
having III charge the South Fork
Fourth 1T July celebration has CON-
cluded to alb ndnu the project. owing
To sickness and other unavoidable
circumstances.
The least in quantity and the must
IN quality describes DE- Witt Little
Early ~ltlsers, the famous pills Tor
constipation and liver complaints.
Elko Drug G. mpany.
j. \. Miller, who Tor some time
past has had II bond on the Morse
group ui mines at Gold Park, s.
miles west OF Austin. has sold thus
properr! to j.. ". Cliff. who repre-.
sentr II syndicate Of capitalists FROM
dec M"inrs, Iowa. for II considera.
tinu Of s'O. OUu.-Reveille.
There seams To he no longer any
donht that the Garduer niIne, Fix
miles EAST Of Carson. will be de-
Vel"ped speedily. The News 81, s
tlIat over :3.U0O shares of stuck have
been sold. Work will begin in Il few
lays aud should the ledge continue
down II null md lranway will be
buIlt.
DIR. y cher was circulating a De.
u ieb Thur day Ia organize II militia
company III LVvelock. says the Tnb.
une. Ii Is unders God that il the
cutJpRD! is Organized q four thuus- |
and dollar brick hall will be erected.
the lower part Oi the building will |
he leased tn the militia pany and |
III" upper story rented Ia fraternai
sOcitIcs.
Hill linmiIton, who was convicted
III the Dlslric' Court Of White Pine
60. on May H., 1879. 81 murder IN the
second degree and sentenced by
Judge Talbot to imprisonment IN the |
state Prison Tor tie term Of his
natural life, has applied for pardon
md his an 81 will lie cOnsiderei nj the
next meeting Of the Board of Parduns
News.
y Washington dispatch says lie civil
'ervice commission that
an July % ! it will hold an cxamipa.
ron Tor the IOHiion 81 fnrmer in the
Indian Service. The commission
iIns experienced difficulty in securing
y sufficient number Of qualified per
% u 10 meet the needs 81 the Indian
'ficcs md there nrc now twenty two
vacancies.
Attorney Cooke OF Tuscarora ar
rived from OGDEN this afternoon,
having returned frou San Francisco
by way ~ the northern route. lie
will leave Tor TuscUrorR tomorrow.
Mrs. Cooke and children remained Mt
Portland, Oregon. lie says Elku'H |
nnl md oil fields ure quite well nd
Serti aed in Sun Francisco. and that |
Shcn people learned he was from
liis sPctinn they male many inquiries
'egardlng them.
In April III last year Earl Russell Of
Imgl md came to Reno and WIS mar.
i"l 10 Mollie Jooke. nlso known as
Mira. Summervillc. by District Judge
'urler. Sub 1rqucnily Counties
Russell instituted divorce proceed
'nRs md limited mt prosecution Ter
bitamy Witnesses md aNidavits n
Llenty were procured from Nevada
'nh today Judge t'urltr arrived in
EnslnnI TO testify I" having tied the
tuor beiwem Nellie und the Earl ~
eight M Ia the custom in Nevada
Gazette.