Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-21
tTROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmaqundi.

Oliver Mccall ~ Dccth IL Spending
today il town. '|
MIR. "l.criou is III trun Ruby
Vale! lie r'r"ris Xix ,nci - 1t snow
in that section.
Mr.. Elnorr viii leave f"r SAT- Lake
tonight to rurnhnsr 20r."ua n,irl Gr
the new warrhuus,.
Patsy liuwIcr. VII" was defeated Tor
Supreme Judge at N" hate election.
will locate III rnnnpnh.
1t is saii hat the returns. Oh the
White Pimc legislative l~ig';ct. will he
contested in the courts.
She iff BrycfIdge has nineteen steady
buariors III The jail. Four or five Of
them are Unitcd States prisoners.
if all the buildings RON in cnutempla.
il"u az" put w next year hat are now
TALKED abpn, the building boom Of 1882
will he nothing rnInIarcd with that OF
1904 II Journui.
The ferry building AT the .AIamcda
mole was destroyed by lire yesterday
m"ruiug 1t is estimated that the loss,
including coaches and buildings. will
amount t" $500. 200.
If You read that MIR. Dry uu'> precinct
went Republican h! sixteen majority.
just remember rhat President Roose-
Wells precinct went Democrat" 10y
thirty one -~"ommOncr.
The Gazette says that the executive
committee uf rUe Republican, State
COMMITTEE Will meet ia Carson Satur
day for the purpose Of finding out
where they are at. Is it possible they
have not yet learned that they are i'll
tive soup:
Mr.. Wintcrmnntcl has incorporated
his business under the name Of tie l.. J.
Wintermnntel Company. The capital
stock is placed at $4,000. The trustees
Tor the ii:st six months are l.. J. Win.
t%ermantel. G. j. LittleticId and Mrs. r.
Littleticld.
y man at Malone, y. Y. is deternin.
ed that he shall purchase no goods made
by a monopoly ar trust. He has tuilt II
coffin AMI painted 1t reI, white, and
blue, Across the top. i'll large black
letters is this legend: This coffin was
made 10y no id trust.
The Virginia Chronicle says Judge
Mach - authority FOR the statement that
broker CLARK vino was supposed To have
com nIltcd suicide twenty years ago was
in reality murdered. Tho Judge a
tN"Imcn werc Implicated, out they.
too. have lOng ain 81 died. and are I'M
! ,Imlbhcdly o hey "nd his jurisdiction.
While Arthur l. Collins, general
nlnnuger 81 the Snugsler-Uninu, mine
was playing II gam" Of cards at the com.
pIny's oiiicr at Pandora. Colorado,
Wednesday night; a charge ui buckshut
The shot struck him III the back and
penetrated his kidneys, stomach and
lungs. The assHssin escaped.
Tia" formal notice Of the change III the
undertaking business of tho town ap.
! pears elsewhere. Mr.. Kcyscr has pur.
chased the business from Pullman and
will hereafter conduct it. Mr.. Pullman
returns thanks for the liberal patronage
Of the public for the last ten years. lie
will rcmHiu Il citizen OF Eiko. The Is.
DEPENDENT ]bespeass for MIR. Keyser
the same liberal patronage bestowed
vpon tis predecessor IN the business.
In some parts II Germany the girls
have II pretty custom in which the
qnccn Of flowers plays II Iurt. II girl
has several euliors and wishes to know
which 1t them would he iruo 'u her. shc
takes rose petals aud drops them iuto
bowl ii water. gv . each the name
of one II her admirers. The leaf TINT
remains flpatIug longest represents the,
man wl"sc iaithfulucss she may rely
on and whom she would therefore do
well to- choose.