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

Miss Alice Lowe Departed for Liver.
more, Cal, Inst evening.
Mr.. James Wheeler reports several
inches Of snow at Cortez.
Mr.. t. 7. Wheeler of Mexico who has
been visiting his uncle, james Wheeler
III Cortez, will leave for Ogden tonight.
Miss Nct:ie Armstrong. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in E,ko,
returned to her home at Deetn this
morning.
Charles O'liara, who attempted sui.
cide IN Reno, the other day died al the
county hospital Monday evening FROM
pneumonia.
San Francisco's street car system WAS
completely tied up yesterday. Not n
passengc: car ran on the lines operated
10y the United Railroad Company.
II WAS cooler throughout the East
yesterday. In Utah and other sections
OF the in~termoun:ain country the tenn
peraturc was down To the freezing point.
The commissioners OF Wnshoe county
have granted W. }. Westerield u fran
chlse IN build street railroad from
Fourth street, Reno. To the wedskind
mine.
II is II fact o generally known that
General Clair"". the commander OF the
United States tr"nps III the Philippines,
IL 4 relative by marriage 0f Mr.. G. F..
Mayer, our popular townsman.
The annual meeting and reunion Of
the United Confederate Veterans began
yesterday in Dallas, TeIas. 1t was esti.
mated i'll the morning that $4,000 visit
ors were in the city aud that by night
the plumber would be awellcd to l25. OU0.
While standing on Main street yes
terday Il team belonging to Henry
O!inghonse became frightened by the
violent %sneezing Of II pedestrian and ran
away. Tho wagon WAS overturned and
badly demolished. Neither OF the
horses was Observation-Disclosures Dis.
patch.
The c"our!-martiul ordered 10 try
General jacob II. Smith, who was in
command OF the United States troops
On the island of Samar ON the charge oi
conduct %prejudicial to good order und
discipline, was yesterday dissolved Oh
or,icrs from Washington. 1T Is under.
stood that the President is lesirous OF
revie wing the proceedings OF the court.
martial instead OF having them reviewed
at Manila. rs would have been the case
Ii Ii understOo / that the court will con-
slst of the same members named by
General CiiHifre. but they will be named
at Washington.
Esther Coronado, a resident OF China
town. vent OH IA tear last plight and had
"A light with Mrs. Douglass, another resi-.
lent NJ that nnsavory locality. Con-
stable Mccoy took her to Jail, hut she
vas promptly released on the deposit Of
sluO cash bail with Justice Morgan.
She WAS so jubilant over her release
that she became noisy ON the way to her
home and was promptly locked up
again by Constable Mccoy for disturb.
ing the peace. She remained in Jail
until Tins forenoon when she WIS again
released on the deposit OF 300 for her
appearance. She will explain matters
to Justice Morgan at > o'clock this
evening.
The survey made yesterday afternoon
10y Mr.. Mcclellan and Constable Mccoy
placed the Silver Brick within the 400
yard limit Of the high school. A DOM.
plant WA Immediately made against
Joseph Brown, the proprietor OF The Sill
yer Brick, 10y George fillmore. charging
Brown with maintaining Il house OF
prostitution within tho 400 yard limit.
Constable Mct'oy arrested Mr.. Brown
and he gave bail in the sum OF 1900 for
his appearance before Justice Morgan ut
10 o'clock this forenoon. At thnt time
tho cnse was continued until | o'clock at
which time the defendant demanded II
jury Of twelve and the case went over
until lO II III. Thursday.