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

Bradley, is quite sick. Hope she may
soon
The Carson News the cn.
gagement OF Rev. Is. j. Darueille and
Miss Edith Howe.
DR.. Arthur Hood is quito sick with
typhoid fever. Tho INDEPENDENT hopes
no will pull through.
Remember that Bradley & Dunn want
to see you at the housewarming next
Thursday night.
justice Morgan IL conilued to his
house with Il severe attack Of bronchi-
tbs. His many friends hope he will
speedily recover.
/ w. Raycrait OF Carson was found
dead IN his bed III the Starke hotel, Gar
dnerv:llr. Sunday .wornmg. He was q
native OF illinois. aged II years.
A letter from Mrs. Booher received
yesterday, stated that her mother was
getting along nicely. She complained
some Of her knees being'siin aud both
ering her in walking.
Through the exceeding kindness OF
Senator Stewart and The grace OF the
postal service, the INDEPENDENT has
received several pound- Of old Junk,
labeled Report Of the Commissioner Of
Education ls9o-'9OO-
Judge RonNlii 1T heard all the cvi.
dence Yesterday i'll tie case Of BurreII
vs.. "I!kcrs N and tri,rhtirld and gave
the attorneys time To submit their nryu.
mentE 10y brief. lie hnS hcen busy To.
day with probate matters. The Judge
will tinrEh his work here this afternoon.
James ". ilolbrouk. Deputy U. S.
Marshal, lied in Carson Sunday after
noon after IA bong Illness. tie served SIX
years hs deputy under Controller Hal.
Ioci: ant! afterwnri WINS rmplu, ed in the
the State TreusuIcr's office. Tie WIS n
native "f Maine, aged 81 years. His
death was caused hy drorSy.
Controller DAVIS and Attorncy.Gen.
cral Sweeney attended the meeting Of
the board III equlIiz alton Of Humboldt
county Yesterday aud asked Ia be heard
on the question of assessment Of railroad
lands. The matter was under consider
atom when the Silver States report
closed.
The following is supposed Ia have or
iginatrd with sume Missouri editor: a
teacher III n n%eiGhboring county wrote
the word dogma nn the blackboard and
asked her pupils to COMPOSE sentences
containing the word. Anon. thos,.
written WIS the folio Wing: Our dogma
haI three pups"
Tho examination Of the men accused
Of numbering and trying to drive out nf
TOuopnh, tiIcC hInamen who were in that
Is dragging its weary length along.
Everything points to the guilt OF the
president Of the labor union 1t will
probably take II couple Of weeks more
To hear all the evidence that will be pre-
scented.
Bradley & Dunn will start off the ad.
di,i0n to the Commercial Hotel with an
old.fRshioned houscwarming on the
light %! October 18th. Good music has
been cL.gagci und everything possible
Will be lone tn make the event thor.
be charged and everybody is invited.
See the al.
Tie Reno papers say TINT no pnrt Of
the reward offered 10y California for the
capture Of her escaped cOnvic,s Inns
been paid the Reno officers for the cap
turc Of Murphy and Woods. The
oilicers are not only out the reward
offered, but are also nut the expenses in
taking the two convic,s back to Folsom.
In addition 10 this the Folsom autlroIi.
ties have asked for the return " the
guns found on the convicts when cap
turcd. There doesn't seem to be any
thing very small about the action OF the
California officials in this matter.
James X. Brooks, n yonng man under
81 years ri age. struck the town the
other day, cnroute to New York, with
SiGO in his trousers. Beng oi Il sportive
Disposition, Inc played crapa md added
$40 to his wealth. with the 5000 he
finally wound up in Puccihclliis saloon
and tackled a poker game. Luck WIS
against him and in II slIor; time MI hr
Ind for iIs 200 was the memory oi the
drinks ir had Ind during tho game.
This memory haunted him and no told
hia woes t0 Constable Mccoy, who
arrested Prccinclli aud locked him up
on the charge 81 selling liQmo; to min.
ors md permitting minors tn gamble IN
his saloon. Complaints charging Puc-
cinclli with both nifenscs were made out
this inrcnoru. ~,lusticc Rutlcdge will
enquire into the facts.
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