Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-02-28
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
Sa1magundi.

Should the present storm DO credited
to the OinEiey bill, Ham Mccain or
Providencef
Joe Harris is reported better toilny
Everybody gill be glad to hear that he
is Improving.
a re-iient 1T the northern part " the
county rel orts two feet Of snow Mt Guild
Creek and surrounding country Tues.
day night.
Yester lays Silver STATE says Dr. Han
SON was gradually sinking anh It was
not thought possible that he could live
through the night.
Washoe county has 73 licensed
saloons mud % licensed gambling games
Reno has ~ Ut the saloons and most Of
the gambling kamea.
washoe county exnects u gooI crop ~
poll taxes form the construction gang at
Clarks station, The Gazette places the
amount mt about $4,000.
w 10 W.T. IN Dif'Sfl III I'LL
nonn"e that III ,ss Mile Coinnt is
gra iu illy i'm. - M aud lint hopes uro
now entertained for her recovery.
President Rnnsevelr. acting on the
recommendation Of Artorne .Grner Al
Knox. has di mis- seh Arthur B. No, ee.
Judge FOR the SECOND District II Ma ska
The cost ~ onst irting and rauip
ment ~ the Clark raj rond from Sal
Lake :" Los Angeles will he - ',0AO, Out.
The di 'tlnce between the two points IL
80 milee.
j. Plerp"ni Morgan got al .23o.39S for
the III minc NJ the United Stntes Steel
trust. which auses the Chicago Record
Her Ild To remark TINT Pierp still sticks
to the theory that the lahorer il worthy
nf his hire.
4 glOrinus snow storm began last
niIht and still continues At this
writing six or seven inches OF SNOW have
fnlleh and The IN ~licarion4 are good for
more. \" on" here will kick ~ il pile,
up three feet deep. Let her come, Say
we all
Judge Talbot returned from Austin
last night. II" thinks he prospect. are
COOL for the extension III the Neyal,
Central railroad from LHhlie to Tunu
pah. The chief engineer Of the com
pnny went to Austin on the train Will,
the Judge To 40 over the prupoIed route
\ force If 1904 men ia empln, ed in
the reconstruction Of the Southern Pa
citic ensi 0f Clark's station, Tie ON.
tractors have seven steam shuvels and
500 teams ut work. The wages uaid
range from 81 per dry for Iabuers to-
el"' per mon II for other employees.
Bonrd is IS % per week. The grade II
the new line will he 81 frrt to the mile.
The Reveill' SAYS Clerk MaIuy 81
Lnnher county was victimiz Il by the
Fharpers thai Mr.. Dawlry run duwn u,
Boston. The check sent Ia NaIloy was
II me'i hy g. Is Gather. and M,lLn WIS
on 81 % III protest fres. the shartcrs
WORKED their Srh"Tr over ,iir ruti,,.
western country nd every rumnty clerk
III his STATE was victimized.
Tues lny II iLht a Young e c nnr st Icl,
the RE y NJ unraiL Oh ri,'y berries
and - CIV It aver. Tie sipr rex was Iifr
ed i'e or TX fn't uerpei li.u nrIy tom
me { nn,ld I"u It ,nHa and ,arri d riphi
or ten f"et and set d, W. again. II
WIS broken u" con-i Il raily nd il will
TAX" t'o "r three days to repair it amt
pu' IT in pInce a.ain A. IN" derrick
WIS "a feet high n weighed srvernI
tons. the wind must have II track it with
tremendous force.
On Sun lay morn rg there rsss ~
throu III Car III, hou II for Tono mh, Il
crowd az tweuiy.one men Imy tail
from nearly every monk md corner ON
The Pacitic rUast, where min no is On,
principal industry. Among the crowd
wee two or three from Nome city
Within lie next few months the 'nc Il
rnilroad will be press ii sever, " IL,
handling passenger traffic, that will gn
to the new goll fields Appeal.