Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-03-13
1t is reported Una. Governor Sparks

1t is reported that Governor Sparks
has vetoed the sheep Lii.
The other day IL train on the New
York Central made the distance FROM
Albany to Buffalo, 302 milee, in EOS
minutes, including stops. 1t ID pro.
posed to max this speed regularly IA
soon rs the right engines can be had.
Night before last some one broke i'll
to the stable OF the late ID. b. Lyman ON
Second street and stole $3.50 worth OF
fine tools. The tools were in n chest.
been found, but the officers ARE working
OIL the case.-Reno Gazette.
Owen Tucker, one OF the freight con-
ductors transferred to Ogden last week,
did not like the change and has been
given his old run between Carlin and
Wadsworth with headquarters at VIM
nemucca. He gave the INDEPENDENT
office Il pleasant call this forenoon.
Mr.. J. j. Hylton is Interested in the
Elko Steam Laundry with Mr.. j. c..
Harhison and the busine ss will continue
at the old stand. The proprietors
thank the people for their patronage
since the laundry started md respect.
fully ask a continuance Of tiie same.
Mrs. Harrington gave a birthday PARTY
last night TO Joe Taber. our genial
druggist. Joe tucked away nearly all
the good things his mother had pre-.
pared for the guests and then wanted
more. Joe's age ia somewhere bet wccn
lG and 60 years, but whatever it may he,
he's all right.
Mr. Pullman returmrI yesterday from
his t1p to California. While away he
purchased Il fine home ia san Jose. lie
will remain here with i!s family until
about the 10th OF June, when they will
all go to S.an Jose to live. Mr.. Pullman
will still retain his Elfo property and
will always take an interest IN the town.
Pictro Sottilr, the insane man taken
from the train Sunday morning, is
gradually Improving. lie now realizes
where he is and is anxious To- resume his
iOnrueI. y Telegram from one Of his
friends at GlrnwHTd Springs says Sot-
tile Is subject I" spells Of temporary in
sanity. and II lee does not recover within
a Week his nephew will come after him.
Deputy Constable Hardin received n
telegram last night from Constable
/ Np,,r. - WALL D., ,.=,,A Dit,
passenger on No. ). He got his man
and locked Inn up waiting the arrival
Of Constable Moore Constable Moore
arrived on No. 3 after Lera, who is
charged with being an a~bsconding
debtor. lie will go to Wells il he
doesn't dig up the amount he owes.
The town ditch was running bank full
this afternoon at the Overman corner
aud at several places farther south it
broke over the east bank, iloodinZ the
streets ON thai side. Opposite Seymour
Jacobs rcside nee there was u lake sew
eral inches deep and he cut the ditch on
the west side to Keep the water ont OF
his yard. This let a flood Of water
down the main street. Tho Hood today
is only IA tritle compared with what we
will have whc" a few real warm days
come.
As Stewart :crnls Il" be no longer Il
possibility. We would suggest to our
Republican, friends the ndyisabilIity of
communicating with Addicks with the
view ii oh rnG:ng the scene of Iis politi-
cal operation from Delaware to this
battle hori commonwe Ilth. With no
purity Of ".vc-inn law, Nevada would
prove a lid particularly adapted to The
Addlck- T. Iiticat methods, and he could
probably rs easily slide into Borax Bills
seat ms failing oil Il log."-Humboldt
Standard.