Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-10-09
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Attorney Williams will leave for Eu.
reSa tonight.
Tie commissioners transacted the
USUAL business today.
Charles Doheriy and George Blundell
are down from North Fork.
Mn. Fletcher and Miss Katie Sw,ck
"' Eureka are visiting Elko friends.
MIR. backward is in from Bu,I;or
tic says everything is quiet III that sec
ton.
Mrs. Il. Osell is reported to he quite
ILL., her many friends hope Tor her
speedy recovery.
y niece Of p. j. NcNamee Of North
FORK Wits brorsh; to inwn Saturday
night suffering from II severe attack OF
tnnSlllitIs.
MT. N'bcar returned yesterday from
his hunting trip in the northern part Of
the co mty. lie killed several deer and
a lot 81 small game. but saw no signs OF
bear. II" looks as II ic had cnjoyed The
trip
Tie steam laundry wagon WIS out to-
day. Ii is the intention OF the new pro.
prietors to run the laundry in a manner
to deserve the patronage OF the public.
Give them Il trial order and hssis, in
building up u much needed ENTERPRISE.
Little Ionic Wintermuntel had a
party this afternoon, which was attend.
ell by all his little friends. This is
Lonic's fourth birthday and the little
tots celebrated the event III great style,
aid IT IL saic To say they al hope he
will have many more.
One NJ the 5ricklnl CTS who slccus in
the old Freeman hall went to bed Sat.
urday night leaving a lighted cigar on
the washstand. II rolled of after a
while nnd set his clothes on tire. The
tire was discovered aud pu, ont before
any damage VIE done.
j. +. Stchbrns IL reported To have
made mn important 81, rito ne IT Jefferson
in N!e county. III" ore Is free milling
and nssays s:I0 {" the ton. The ledge is
W fcet wide aud besides gold carries "A
shall quantity of silver. \ number Of
elaine have becn Ia .atcd.
Stanford Weather., son Of Commits
siomr W"athcrs. has received the ap.
polntmcnt Of cadet Ia West Point. The
young man il attending ihe State Uni.
vcrsity and the lSDErEHDEST under
TINT the appointment came ns a
surprise Ia him and his parents.
Judge BonnIficld came up from Win.
last night Ia try cases i'll winch
Judge Brown is disqualified. The caso
n Alexander Burrcll vs. Milo Wilker.
and w. +. Cu,ch'icld was On trial
This ii Il suIt for possession Of
and near EdgcmOnt. The plaintiff
claims under m agricultural patent and
defendants under a placer location.
DIR. Ehy returned yesterday from
Mountain City. He reports everything
progressing fayorahiy in that camp.
The new mill will be ready this month
for the trial run on ore from the Nelson
mines. He also brings ncws 81 a strike
oi $4,000 ore III the lower tunnel Of the
Tho cross.cut MAJ thirty feet III
VEN when he left. all 81 which nssay.
td we'll. 4 At rcak in the vein about a
loot WIDE assayed 5000 Al gold and silver.
III" DIR. predicts that Mountain City
will ont rival Tumopnh before the end
OF next year.
Modern litigation affords us aumc-
thing new every day. In Paducah re-
Gently a court granted an injunction
against M citizens chickens, prohibit
ing their visiting the horticultural spec
imcns being tcndcrly reared 10y a neigh
Dor. Now n Knoxville, Tenn, Judge
takes the center Of the stage md grants
mn injunction against Il dog belonging
1" II livery mnn, cnjoining tho animal
from barking or otherwise disturbing
the family ~ another citizen who al.
legged the dog drove hia wife into ucr-
vous prostitution.