Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-27
IRON FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmagundi.

p'auies TttuEneu Irpm Reno
this morning.
The best brands OF cigars and tobacco
at Garrecht & Nul,y's. =
Their will be the usual services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Miss Cora Tdber retnrued last even.
ing from Ann Arbor. Michigan.
MH. z. b. Henderson is quite sick.
b lSDErENDENT sincerely hopea ,lIa,
she mny soon recoyeg., s
Services Mt the, Presbyterian church
will he resumed nexi Sunday. All
services at the usual hour=.
Caruation chocolates. hand mnde
creams aud soda water right from the
fouutain at Gar 'echt & Nulty's.
William Hnskins. a brother ot Ghbe
Hoskins, a former resident of Elko. died
in the hospital at Reno Tuesday night.
An upright piano with oak case, prac.
tically new, will be cold at a bargain
For further particulars inquire at this
o ice. y
For SALE-SevernI thousand brick.
Will be sold at u bargain. For further
Iarticlirs call ut the INDEPENDENT
office.
The fifth annual session of the Inter
national Mining Congress- will be held
at Butte. Montana, from September lst
to 9Th, inclusive.
Il Club Saloon is head quarters ior
Anheuser and 5udweiser, the celebrat
ed st Louis beers. Sold by the barrel,
bottle or glass. 1920 y
Tho pc 'ple of Rem, are busy making
preparations for the carnival. The
Riverside city intends to give the big.
gest show ever held in the Sinte.
We wnnt a local agent to sell oil stock,
Must be we'll acqu ,inted and a hustler.
Good pay to tine right man. ). San
born. Bakersfield Cal.
For SALE-Two pairs Of platform
scales, 1000 and 5000 pounds. For fur.
ther particulars call un or address j. w.
Pueti. Carlin, Nevada.
John Day OF Boise, Idaho, spent yea.
terday III Elko with his Elko relatives.
Mrs. ii. Allen and Alice Lowe. He
was Oh the way to his home from San
Francisco.
The latest dispatches say that King
Edward's condition WINS satisfactory 10
his physicians. lie il a very sick man,
however, and his life still hangs in the
balance.
Everybody, regardless OF the small.
poI. Is invited 20 spend the Fourth OF
July Mt LiDdsay's at the Lamoille Cross.
Roads. Pay no attention to false re-.
ports TO the contrary. 4
u. j. Jones has been r~eappointed
postmaster Of Eiko. Tho INDEPENDENT
hopes to see Il Democrat in his place in
1893. In the meantime it wishes MIR.
Joues success.
The grasslIoppers have reached the
Comstock end are Il healthy looking lot.
They are dark brown in color, about as
long as a %tootbpick and M inch in diam.
eter. They lie on the shed at the Per.
kins ranch neal the Utah and complete.
ly covered the structure. They we're as
thick M Hens on the grade yesterday aud
the Comstock will he bother red with
them for u few days.--Enter prise.
The remains Of n young man named
O'NeIl, II freight brakeman, were found
ut MADEIRA. between Luc;n md Terrace
yest"rday, 10y the tram men Of a IRE ght
following the train upon winch O'NeiI
WA employed. The wheels had pissed
over the neck completely severing the
head from the body. 1t is not known
how the accident occurred.
Hon. Charles +. Booher left Tor his
home at Savannah, Missonri, this morn.
II x Ito took with him many pleasant
memories OF the people OF EIko and
many good impressions OF the boundless
and ~nndeveloped wealth Of
the S~agcbrnsb State. He has grea,
faith In the reclamation and irrigation
Of Our arid lands md predicts a brixh,
future for the Stnte. During his breI
stay here he net many OF our people, 10y
all Of whom he was, treated with the
greatest conrtcsy. For this courtesy
and kindness 10 n brother Of ita editor
the INDEPENDENT extends ita sinceres,
thanks.
IN q letter tO r convention Of colored
Baptists held recently ut Petersburg
Va, Senator Tillman said: "While |
am considered 10y many Rn enemy Ia the
c"lored race. | can say with all sincerity
l Dear them no III will aud would gladly
SEQ any fundamentally used which
would mnko them better men and
women. II the negroes wonld STRIVE
nftcr The essential md practical thmpt
OF lilo rather than political aud eocitI
equality and would devote the selvct
to the cultivation OF tho moral edo oil
their nature, g % M to depend upon
character and good reputation, they
would Win their way and DO much