Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-28
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Salmagundi.

Apply to Mrs. John +. Wright.
Reno has several cases OF scarlet fever
Among the patients il DR.. Foes.
The best brands Of cigars md tobacco
at Garrecht Il Nulty'e.
Harve McAdams lis in town today.
He reports everything lively in Carlin.
New halyards were put on the flag.
pole today and old glory was flung to
the breeze.
Carnation chocolates. handmade
creams and soda water right from the
fountain at Gar: ech & NuIty's.
Mrs. George Anderson, who las been
quito sick since the funeral Of her hus.
band, is reported better today.
The Club Saloon is head quarters for
Anheuser and 5udweiser, the celebrnt
ed ST LouIs beers. Sold by the barrel,
bottle or glass .
Hereafter it will he a criminal otfense
for attorneys, claim agents or Others to
receive compensation for their services
in getting special pension bills through
Congress.
Constable Mccoy returned this fore.
noon from his trip to Reno with Mr..
Stcarns. He left his charge with the
authorities Of the asylum. He had no
trouble on the trip.
George q. Messerly has opened a
shop Mt Messerly's cigar store for clean,
ing, securing and repairing all kinds Of
Clothes. He s~olicits a share OF the pub.
lie patronage.
Miss George T.. Grant will do .ype.
writing for business or commercial men,
attorneys, or for any one wanting such
work. Rates reasonable. Office at resi-.
dence.
Tho remains Of Cecil Rhodes, the
South African t%inancirr, will lie in state
IN the Parliament House at Capetown
Tor several days before the funeral,
which will be on April BUD.
I. VI. Brown, Il pioneer undertaken OF
the Comstock, died at the Storey county
hospital Wednesday afternoon. He was
a native OF Massachusetts,, aged about
81 years. lie left no relatives in this
State.
Is. W baltimore. district deputy head
consul 81 the Moderr Woodmen OF
America, If canvds ing the town with
the intention Of establi hing n Camp Of
the Order here. Mr.. baltimore is a
pleasant gentleman tU meet. His prop.
o~sitinns viii bear investigation.
Professor Thnrtell. Dean OF the Uni.
versity faculty, arrived from Reno Ia.
night to look after some surveying con
tracts, in winch he is interested. He
took advantage Of the Easter vacation To
make the trip. He vent to Carlin this
afternoon.
LosT-SOmcwhrr on the street be.
tween the Depot Hotel ana the drug
store or between Mrs. CampbeIl's store
and the Reinhurt Cumpany's store, a
puir OF steel trimmed reading glasses,
enclosed in a hlack morocco case. The
finder will please leave them at this
Office and receive a reward.
Dan Griffin, known as "Forepaugh,'
IN experienced old.tme miner, came
down from Tuscar0ra last night having
been engaged to work in the tunnel to
DO run between Carlin and Moleen.
With a gang OF "~FOrepaughs" the early
construction OF the cutoff IA assured.
From 1879 10 1882 Eureka boosted OF
a population Of J | 600 winch hasd windled
10 less than LOCO. The bullion product
~ its mines to date opportunities $780,.
100000 and tho Richmond and Eureka
Con. still contain unknown millions be.
low the water level.
IL it be true that "misery likca cou,.
pany." many CarsoDitcs will entertain d
kindly feeling Tor the people OF Santa
Clara county. They havo met the South
African salesman, and they arc his'n.
Tho town Of Santa Clara contributed
$500. GilrOy 5000 and Los Gatos about
sl5O0.-CarsoD News.
Mrs. George iicnnen wnn taken to
San Francisco yesterday for medical
treatment. Her condition in very crit.
cal. Sho was accompanied 10y her hus
band and Mrs. Ouderkirk. The INDIE.
PENDENT joins with the community in
hoping that Mrs. %IIennen will soon be
restored to health.
Mr.. +. F.. Drown returned from Cali.
tornia yesterday morning. lilo WIS nc.
c%ompanicd by Mr.. Charles Lee, a
nephew, who lives in Santa Rosa. Mr..
Lee will remain a lew weeks 10 visit his
Elko county relatives. IfC was u real.
dent OF Elko county in the early
seventies.
II seomu tho purpose Of the admins
trntion to turn down all tho real fight.
era in the army and navy. 1t IN lucky
Tor George Washington that no is no,
alive today. Ills work at Valley Forge
and his "retrogradc movement while
crossing the Delaware would certainly