Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-18
FROM THURSDAYS pxIET:
Salmaqundi.

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Carson last night. lie is looking well.
John Crosson. ono Of Starr Valleys
prosperous rancheH, il in town to-day.
Hon LON Allen arrived this morning.
We put in the day pulling down the
fences Governor Sadler put up with 50
much care lust week.
George \. Carpenter, who WINS editor
of the Austin Reveille in 1859, died at
Nome. Alaska, on May L. AS d result OF
having his hands and feet frozen.
r. ID. Turner has resigned rs Comm is.
sioner Of Lincoln county. and Cover nor
Sadler has appointed John Shier Of Dc.
Lamar to Till the vacancy.
The Chicago st nks was declared of
yesterday and the teamsiers and freight
hHndlen went back tn work ut their old
Tbs. The railroad managers won the
fight,
steam laundry in Elko. The INpEPEHD.
n hopes that ever. body will enconr
age the project and help to make the
laundry a success.
A Keno physician, after several ycnIs
of experiment. believes that he has dis.
covered Il cure for consumption and has
given up his general practice :" devote
his entire time tu tuberculosis.
Relatives and friends Of Mn. Foster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Brown arriv.
ed from the East today in their private
car and stopped over for II AieIt. The
visitors are connected with the Santa
Fe railroad at Los Angeles Cal.
j. G. Taylor was convicted OF assault
and battery Monday in the justice court
OF TuscarOra aud fined 800. H..
struck II Of .Altube Bros shepherd.
ers with a gun. Taylor paid the fine.
Letters clothing store in Reno was
entered by burglars yesterday morning
who took ten watches. four pistols and
about $40 in money. They entered the
store by way OF the sky.light. The
officers have no clew.
Drilling began at the oil well south OF
town this afternoon. Mr.. Merritt
requests the INDEPENDENT to Say TINT
visitors to the we'll will be welcomed at
any time FOR the first two weeks that
drilling ~ in progress.
\ pretty good crop was harvested at
the Holste'n ranch yesterday afternoon.
The day was the opening Of the dove
season and about twenty hunters in
vRded the twenty acre Held to the west
OF the house. In the course of the after.
noon funr rattlesnakes were killed
which is regarded ~ a pretty good crop
for Ii afternoon.-CarsoD Appeal.
The longest c0nrtship on record wa
that between Franz Rosnsr and Anna
Renner, Of Oberpolitz. Bohemia. They
had been counting for 10 years, but
repeatedly deferred the bridal day. At
last Franz became fatally i'll. and was
recently married on hia deRthhed. at the
& Of loo. and died two days later. The
& OF the widow ia %.
The modest man OF millions in New
York ia Anthony Brody, II member Of nj
least % corporations and owner OF some
s5O,COO,O0O, which ne made by the sweat
"t his brow. He hates to see his name
i'll print, and never sat for a photograph
in his life. Every thing he touches
turns to diamonds. Not since he quit
the cashiers place in the barber shop Of
the old Delayen house in Albany has he
made a mistake. As a tea and china
broker he established a 'oruunc.
Champ Clark says in the New Age: |
am not much of nm exper, in patent law,
though | am OIL the patent committee,
but know enough about patent law
and possess enough OF esprit de corps
To know that Hon. Serene T.. Payne.
chairman 81 the Ways aud Means com.
mittee has a clear case against Senator
MRrcus a. Hanna for infringement Of
patent on E~olitical Slogans. Mark is q
bad, bold infrinRer. After much mental
travnil Hon. Serene evolved from his
inner consciousness the warcry 1Lot
we'll enough ~alOue!' with which he
hoped to sweep the country aud Mt the
same lime win Tor himself imporishable
rcnown, Il warcrt which will he en- thus,
iastiCiHlly shouted 10y every u%nindicted
thief in the land.