Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-05
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
sALAIA0UNDI.

The practice II throwing tin cane
and other rubbish into the streets Is Il
bad one aud should be stopped.
Ed. Woolverton has rold his ranch
in Secret Valley mud has novel his
family tn town. He is looking toi Il
house to rent.
One woman Ia every ten men
worked for wages fifty years a.", but
now the rutiu is one to fnur. II the
increase continues for iifiy years
more. what will the men DO doing.
Several members Of the sophomore
and freshman classes mt the State
University were suspended yesterday
morning for engaging in a class rush.
The trouble between the classes has
been brewing since the 4th Of March.
The Virginia Report says the
Board OF Ass Assors are having IL
merry old time in Carson. 1t is re
ported that seven of the fourteen IRE
for c%orrying ont the provisions OF the
law and the other seven are prone tn
fall down. Consequently u deadlock
ensues. ..
Photos for babies and family
groups a specially ut DIVES gIllery
No extra charge for gruups. his work
is ex client. call aud see lns samples.
Just as good work in cloudy weather
as tho brightest sunshine, preference
given to cloudy days. Regular
cabinet work at So per dog III Mt
Doves Gallery opposite freight de-
pot.
The Elko Coal Company aud the
local oil c"mpIny believe III reciprnc.
ity. The coal company has ex-
pressed an intention to furnish
;he coal necessary to bore
the oil well Mt about the cost Of
extraction. THIS is as it should he
' cause the oil well will test the
ground OF the coal company.
Complaints haa been made to the
INDEPENDENT that the condition Of
Of tie horses on the mail routes be.
tween ElKu ind Lee and Lee and
and Huntington is ID disgrace to civ
liz itIOn II the condition OF these
horses is us bad as reported. the Of.
Ulcers should take and matter in hand
and enforce the law FOR the ~preventa.
ton OF cruelty Ia animals.
The Reno Gaz,tte rs enlarged and
improved is "A credit to the State.
All the important telegraphic new
Is found in it's columns. lhe ci.ht.
page edition. Isl uth Monday. is brim
full Of interesting matter. IL the
people OF WnsIoe county appreciate
AN enterprismg paper. the Guz.lte's
sub-criptIuu list should more than
double.
Mr.. III. b. johnson, foreman of the
Galveston Tribune at the time OF Tie
iIs storm last September liz in town.
He gave tile INDEPI NDFHr's office "A
az thus foreuo IN and Promised TO
tell Its readers something about that
awful caramlty. II will appeal to
morrow. MIR. johnson Will be associ.
nted With Mr.. Webb in the life i'll.
surance business during his stay
here.
There are no new cases OF small.
pox III town. hut Il new case ~ re-
ported at r eds station. Mrs. Stin-
ton is getting along nicely. While
the quar- inti1ed family arc strictly
obeyIng orders, it is reported that
people in town are violating the
every day by stand.a outside OF the
fence and conversIng with some metu
tier III tEe quarantined family. his
phctIce may result in the spread of
fhe disease and should he stopped.
Constable Mccoy requests ever jbody
Ia remain away from the quarautiued
premises. While it ia his duty to
prevent anyone from gong there, he
cannot watch the house all the time.
Those who pay no attention Ia thus
request should be arrested and pun.
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