Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmaaundi.

The N..ws says Ctseon is uverstockct
with pc idlers.
II is reported that Robert Ilnrrisou
Of Ruby valley lias the smallpox.
Stanley Wines is in from RUBY Vale,
He will leave Tor Ann Arbor. Michigan
in a lew days to enter the University.
Frank Rnlston, the Reno salo n. keep
or. who WIS shot by Ell Broderick las,
week. died yesterday mornrng from the
wounds he received.
Rev. MIR Greenfield returned from hi,
Mi siIuary tour throughout EIkC
county yesterday. Tomorrow night hi
will give al account OF the work done
the needs OF the field and a possible
solution Of the problem OF reuch,np
the people Of the outlying districts.
J. 4. Isola and Mr.. Ditmer, one Of the
railroad contractors. we're M from
Carliu today. Mr.. Ditmer informed the
reporter that work ON the Carlin tunnel
WA progressing nicely and that il
nothing happened to delay tho work the
tunnel would be completed by the first
Of January.
Prot. Game reports satisfactory
results in the examination OF pupils for
admission into the high school. Miss
Swyme!, the new teacher, will arrive to-
morrow and the work OF the term will
begin Monday. Every indication il
favorable for the most successful tern
in the history Of the high school.
The Reveille says that the most
direct, quickest and cheapest route 10
Innopah from the east Ii by the way OF
AuFin. II claims that the distance
from Austin Ia Ton ,pah il covered in
thirty hours by tile stage and that thus
route IL thirty sir hours shorter than by
way Of Reno.
MB. Esther Wade, who has been
visiting her bro her, Commissioner
Clark, the last lew months, will leave
for the east Monday morning. She will
visit n sister in Kansas and then 90 10
to her home at Kinsman. Ohio. Mrs.
Wade will take with her the best wishes
Of Ii host Of iricuds.
lion. Charles ID. Wnlcott, Director OF
the United States Geological Survey,
ana Mr.. Davis, u noted hydraulic
engineer, and l.. II. Taylor. local hydro.
graphic engineer FOR Nevada, are en-
aiming reservoir sites in the western
parts Of the State. Tho visit 81 DR..
Walco;t at this time liz most ell cOurdg
ing M it indicates Il purpose to act
promptly and vigorously under the new
irrigation law.
Governor Sadler has appointed At.
torney-GeneraI WOODBURY. to fill tho
vacancy in the Supreme Cpnrt caused
10y the resignation OF Judge ,sey
Jam"f, q. Sweeney. the fusion no nineo
for Att"rnry. General, was appointed to
ill The vacancy caused by the promotion
81 MIR. Woodhurn to the Supreme
Court.
The Ogden standard says: John
Spnrlts. the Fusion candidate" for
Cover nor - Nevada, il at the Pacific.
lie is being congratulated by hi-
humorous friends { II Ogden IN the
Governor to.he. Mr.. Sparks liz IA
Governor certainly in appearance.
Ills admirers horc are positive in their
declarations that he will carry the Sage
brush State by several thousand major.
ity but the cattle king and minc owner
il mnrc modest III making political tore
costs and offers simply the nrsuranco
ihht he will make the beat run p, ssible.
Hundreds Of horses and thousands of
cattle in the Hawaiian islands never
take II drink 81 water. They live on
the upper attitudes OF tho mountains
where the cattle run wild from the time
they are born until they are sen to the
slaughter house. Except possibly Tor
" or three months i'll the rainy season
there are no streams or pools OF water in
any part where tho cattle roam, bui
every where thoro grows u rccumbent
jointed grnss. known b. the natives b,
the name 81 mamiLiu. This In botl
( nd and drink.