Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-09-11
IFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmaqundi.

Joe CAROLS automobile was brought
down from the north today.
Dan O'Duan's brick layers quit work
this ~fnrcuonn. The cause is saio to DC
too much red liquor.
Charley Grrduur Is putting a new
porch III fromi nf winteTmantci's jewel.
ry store. II will hide II hig tire scar.
Bonni" Mcbride, Harry Jones, Stan
ford Wcatl,crs and T.. ID. Black have
been appointed corporals in the cadet
battalion mt the University.
The meeting of the grand Jury this
forenoon brought to town people from
nearly every SECTION of the county. All
look happy and cOntcnted.
The Journal wants the next session Of
the Irrigation Congress held ill Reno.
II gnes with this rart Of the state. Let
us all pull together and .and the Prize.
There is ONE ak of The Wiunenuc
ca baseball club playing the Elko boys
on Sunday II they come, there will he
two games on the Elko diamond on that
day.
Governor Sparks Ilerefords captured
all the first prizes at the California State
Fair, and also received the as sociation
gold medal. including the grand sweep
stakes on all beef breeds.
The Reed brothers have started II drhy-
ing business in Elko. They will do
all work III their line on short notice.
a share Of the public patronage is so.
licited.
fwo young men were before Justice
Morgan this morning for shooting with.
in the town limits. They plead guilty
aud on promising not to do it again were
allowed to 80 without paying . line or
going To- Jail.
Fred Fallingcr WIS arrested al Mo-
deEa. Lincoln county, last week for
stealing cyanides from the De Lamar
mill. About twenty pounds was found
i'll his possession. He wns taken to
Phoebe FOR examination.
The new residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Strang Of Reno was destroyed
10y fire Wednesday night while they
were attending the theatre. Tho house
and furniture were valued at $500. Il
portion NJ which was covered by insur.
ance.
Notice has been received by creditors
TINT Lothrop & DAVIS failure in Tono.
pah is not rs bnd rs reported. The as-
sets are 100000 and liabilities sol 900.
Hall, Luhrs & Co. are %assignecs. Tho
probabilities are TINT creditors will be
paid in full.
District Attorney Henderson inform
ed the INDEPENDENT this morning TINT
the commissioners instructed him to
draw up nm ordinance prohibiting the
use OF vulgar language on the street
md present it to them Mt their next
meeting. When it is passed, let us see
that il Is enforced.
Paying two or three prices for water
md then being compelled to carry it Il
block or two is calculated to make a
man warm in the collar. Tho Water
Company might ut least notify its pat
rons that the water will be turned off Mt
n certain time. II wasn't done today
and that is why We are ont of humor.
George w. Baker. who was in Austin
Sunday, informed the Reveille that the
winter feed in Churchill and south
western Nyo counties is scarcer this fall
1889 90. and should there he much enow
the loss OF sheep and cattle on the range
will he very large.
Constable Mccoy called mt the Office
this morning and requested us to FAY
that hc has IA pound ready for stray
cows running about tie streets between
the hours Of q p. III. and Ia M. lie also
aid il people who own cows do not
want them put in the pound they must
keep them of the street between those
hours. People who own trees aud
e~llIuopcIs are CoHhphhillnE abOul Cue
damage done by cows running mt large
nights md tho constable is determined
to put every row found ou the street in
the pound nni collect fees before they
are released, II you have II COW and
don't want her put IN the pound, keep
her up nj night. You will then save
trouble aud fees.
iirwnrr 0f Ointmrnis for Cninrfh TINT