Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-16
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

"r' Suhe! B SughtlS under the
weather.
Bishop Leonard. OF Salt Lake. will
hold service and preach in ST. Paul's
Church, e x Sunday. May 18th. at
1881
Ell. Monahan aud son OF Ogden, who
nave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mauser
FOR several days, returned home this
morning.
The search for the bodies of Misses
Lola and Ada Vonierhyde contin ued
without success. Scores OF people are
assisting in the work.
The President Inns pardoned c. A. 8.
Frost, who was involved the Nome
scandal with Judge Noycs. Frrst was
SENTENCED To II years Imprisonment.
MIR. Mayer was taken quite sick early
this morning. He suffered a great deal
the fore part Of the day. bnt rested cas-
lily this afternoon. Tie INDEPENDENT
hopes to see him all right III a few days.
a cold wave struck this SECTION last
night and today u tie has been a
necessity. The indications are good for
a snow storm or some other kind OF a
storm.
Constable Mccoy arrested Joseph
kilcy, alias 40 Jo." wanted ut wuds.
worth on a charge Of larceny, Constable
Golhing came up this morning on No. 4
ana returned with his man on No. 3.
Constable Moore brought a colored
man from Wells last night md left him
to the tender mercies Of Jailcr B~everidge.
tie stole II watch from Il fellow traveller
at Toano yesterday and Justice Conger
gave him a term i'll the county Jail.
The ladies Of the Guild are making
great preparations for their dance on
the evening of May 10th. They will see
hat every one at the dance has an
enjoyable time. An excellent supper
will be served at the Commercial Hotel
from $50 till II o'clock. Don't miss
either Ii supper or the dance.
Senator Pitt, COMMISSIONS Ruddel
and Warren Npteware concluded their
investigation Of the water supply yester.
lay and left for Beowawe last night.
The INDEPENDENT predicts that
litigation over the waters Of the
Humboldt will he commenced before
next spring.
Nm"iy-right per cent III the 300
steamships i'll the new trust are foreign
QUILT. foreign mannrd and foreign regis
tered, and, it is stated, will remain 80 in
order to retain the foreign eubsidiea
nov paid. Ii If a curious fact TINT
American capital ia predominant in
such a venture, mud the final results OF
tiIc investment cannot, even be guessed.
Game Warden Wilson haa returned
from a trip through the northern part Of
the county in his official capacity
While away he arrested Frank EIario,
Frank Combs. John Doe, Robert Roe,
Ramon Asorcica. q. + Aepagna and
Marselino Tor violating the game law.
The first fonr were convicted md paid a
tine Of s25 each. The others will be
tried next month. The fines were
turned over 10 Treasurer De- wiley,
There is almost nothing in the way Of
household supplies which hae not been
made aeaTef by the protection Afforded
m~ouopolies and legislation in favor al
classes. The times are supposed to he
good. hut the man who keeps a family
on $1,000 Il year finds that it will 90 no
farther than sSnO would go u year ago,
Gnd its purchasing capacity ia steadily
decreaaing. The trusts and the tariff
are responsible for this.-Buhalo
Courier.
y Washington dispatch OF the 10Th
says: The President has directed
Secretary Root to confer uppn the
Cubnn Court Of Appeals the right to
review the testimony in the case OF
Estces q. Rathbonc. convicted OF
completely in the Cuban postal frauds,
With authority 10 take additional
evidence il it 30 desires. This authority
will he Immediately coierred and it is
presumed the Court will act ut once.
The Gardncrville Courier believes the
level. headed rancbcr will begin To raise
colts again, and begin this ycnr. There
has been n big demand for horses for
the European markets the past year aud
nobody has been raising horses for four
or five ycars. II takes five or six years
To mature II horse for the market and We
believe that before this years colts are
ready there will be such a ~scraping up
OF odd corners for horses IA has mover
been ecen before. in those regions.
President Roosevelt ha. appointed q
committee. OF which Cornelius n. Bliss
ri Now York ia treasurer, to collect aud
receive funds Tor the -elici Of the suffer.
crs from the recent c~atnstrophcs in Mar
Unique md ~. Vincent. The Preeiicn,
also directs all the postmastcrs through.
out the country and requests the presi.
dentt Of all National bankH to net az
agents Tor tho collection OF contribu.
,ions and Ia forward the came at oncc 10
Mr.. Blisa. In accordance with the
recommendations oi the President. the