Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-11
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

John croSS0n OF Starr Valley is in
town. r,
George Russell returned from Battle
MouDtaiu last night.
Judge Talbot will pass sentences on
Huhr ri Sauls this evening.
Taller Beveridge Inns seven boarders
at his hotel. I 'nr OF whom are United
States prisoners.
The coroner inques' on the remains
Of Hon. George e.. SAW or resulted in u
verdict OF death from ndtural causes.
S. II. Wheeler came up from Reno
this u.orninR. He will begin shearrnp
sheep at the Hot Springs tomorrow
Miss Alice Lowe arrived this morning
from San Francisco. where she l.as been
Tor several weeks with her uucle, Chas.
G~reeDberg.
Wm. Smiley. NJ. Glascr, Thomas
Griffin and other prominent stockmen Of
the county attended the meeting Of the
Cattle ASS citation this af.eruoOn.
Constable McAdums Brought J. NJ.
Segueiros from Carlin last night and
left hII with Sheriff Campbell Ia serve
twenty days i'll Jail for disturbing the
peace.
The defense in the Plunkctt case rect
ed about 2:30 this afternoon aud the
State began it's rebuff tai evidences. II
now 10 ks IN il the case would 20 20 the
jury tonight.
Tho Engler Company has received Ii
large lud well selected sto:k ~ Spring
and Sumner goods You eau learn
so'Heth,ng TO your nd ymntage by reading
the Co.'S nes Rd.
The Herald says there are three well
developed cAses or smallpox in the tam
lily Of NJ NJ. Smith Of Wells. Mr.. Smith
md two OF her children have Il light
form of the diJease.
The sec0nd hatallion al the Goth In.
family pas sod through ON ~ special train
this v~ft"rnnon. They arrived III San
FranciaNo h.e days ngo from the Philip.
pnea and are now on ia, ir way t.
Columbus, Ohio.
Yesterday VIVA nIr.. hut il IL zone
Tomorrow will he. but never is. TUls,
10 all we p"sa ss therefore III the gold.
en hour ~ the present the seeds are
Fown wh"rehy the harvest Tor good or
rTil IN to be reHprd,
CHARLIE y. Murphy. n native Of Gold
HILL who won rruown in the Philippines
and China for galInntry FOR which he
was pr"noLei Ia First Lieutenant in the
fegulnr nrmy, has been commissIuned u
captain and 10 III charge Of the U. s.
arsGnGl 1t Columbia, Tennessee.
A newspaper should give candidates
The same support it receive from them.
A man Who duts not conirihuic u cent
toward the support 81 a paper until he
Is a ctndi late Tor office. should not or.
Pect the editor to waste u hundred dol.
larb OF space in booming him for ofTice.
Dave caspcr has received d letter
- l. " itHu'blIuk ulHu W
To sent himt StearnsI u ch,ck on the
iionderS III lIanx 40 IN to rnuble him to
h'"% mt IA" bIlauce he has with them.
Tue letter WA sho wn to Mr.. Henderson
thiH Afternoon md he stated that Mr..
Ste"rns hat no &c count with the bunk.
~ 10 only another evidence NJ a
Diseased mind.
The Elko Connty Cattle Asa citation
held it's annual meeting this afternoon
at M'zpnh Hall. The following officers
we're elected Tor the ensuing year and
o'hrr busincsl transacted: Ed. Rein.
mart. president; NJ. Gla 4er, vice.preai.
uenl; George Hunter, secretary; FraJk
fernal1. treasurer. &. +. Martin ~
Denver. secretary Of the National Live.
STOCK Association, addressed the mem.
ocrs on the growth and needs OF the
livestock ind Isiry.