Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mrb' lllhm mitchell returned trOH
San Francisco last night.
Evening services at the Presbytcria,
church III The future will begin nj ~
instead OF 100.
Mr.. Merritt and Mr.. PHILIPPE are il
from tho oil we'll. They report every
thing moving smoothly.
\. j lessen got III from Mnrdi4 las
night. He says the prospects III tina,
section are good FOR a prosperous season
X. J. Laws Las resigned rs superin
tendent Of the Carson X Colorado rail
road and has been APPOINTED
superintendent 81 the Sacramento
division Of the Southern Pacific. vice J
I. Prior, resigned.
Miss Belle Butler, who has taught
the primary department Of the Fly
school for several months past. resigned
last week and Inns taken II position in
w. Is. GraIIam'o Office. Her place in the
school room is beng filled by Miss Eta
Comius.-white Pine NewR.
John SpHrEs expects TO have his new
mill ready for reducing ore in Wcde.
kind district by May 18th. Tho mill
will be OF thirty tom capacity. Sparks
has many lOns OF ore on the dump, and
enough blocked out III the mine to keen
the mill running several months. lie
will double it's capacity IA soon as he
starts up.
Charles O'iinrra, IL wheclwrigbt. at.
tempted suicide i'll Reno yesterday by
cutting hia throat with Il razor. flo did
not succeed i'll severing any OF the
arteries and his injuricB will 0 prove
fatal. lls was taken TO the county hos.
pital and 'he wound scwed 50 O'nar.
ra has been IN Reno five or 81 yrars and
hns Away been coneidcrrd Il good
workman. II" IL abou; SIXTY = ars nt
age
Hiram St"scr arrived from I0vclock
this nIorniUg to siz" up tn. probable
water supply oi the iIumhuIdt river.
MIR. St0krr ,Gnks almost no souna aa he
dill when he left here and is the saline
genial. IDLY man ho WAS twenty y"nrs
ago. Time seems To be dealing genily
with him. lie put in the day gaming
Information r"gur ding tho water supply.
He will return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ltuy Harris held q
reception Inst evening at the residence
Of Ray's parents. \ large number Of
friends Of the young people called aud
wished them Gll sorts ~ happiness aud
prosperity. Refreshments we're served
md IL pleasant tIuc had by all. In the
account of their marriage published
yesterday no mention was made Of the
excellent supper gwen tn the young
couple and their relatives at the resi-
dcGrc ~ Mr.. and Mn. j. &. lInrbIson.
MrH. HARRISON N sister Of the bride
ed 10y those who pnriOOH of IL. Tho
oversight yesterday wrs the fault Of our
specinl reporter. The noIt time he
conmit- surh an riT"ncc Ina SALARY will
stou.
CongrcGarnhn Ncwlanda has our
thanks Tor three young slIade trcCR from
the bureau Of plant industry at Wash
inRton. Ono ia a blnck walnut, another
q buttCrnut mud tho other Il carOb. Tho
Inter in eaid to thrive where there ia q
slight rainfall and but slight frosts
Tho covering in which its sccds are i'm
hcddcd ir anid 10 10 q valuable iccd tor
horses. As tho young spront noeds
protection from tho trost for eeycrnI
yours, Wa gave IL Ia Mrs. Bruce who vii
plant II IN her dollhouse. II IL thrivcl
ia this climatc, il will mako Il handsome
and Vnlualc shnde tree. Tho walnut
ond buttornut will doubtless thrive hCrC
~ they are hardy trcCs.
A man named Fred Wciner or Martin
mot with mn uCCidcOt Mt Fcnlon ycslor
day that coat HIM iiis lilo. Ito had boor
"hippcb by M employ ment agency iron
Bakersfield, California, tO l}cOwawO I,
work on tho rRilrOad and was bcatinJ
lis way cast. In attempting to got ol
The hrakebCam oi u freight car at Fcn
Ion, he i"ll under tho whccla. Ono lcI
was broken aud the foot badly crushed
Ho was put ON bonrd II freight train an,
brought to Elkn lite Friday afternoon
lie was taken to tho hospital ns soon N
possible and placed on tho operating
table, but died before tho operation wH
begun. Tho dcconsed had lived Il
Bakorsficli nine yoars and efforts vii
10 made TO communicate with IN
'ricnde ihore. llis romaius will be bel,
until tomorrow. Tho VOLS Herald give
THO man's name M Martin Wymnn.