Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-25

- ''A "iN GUN III Nv IL
No War news Of imIor,auce. The
Japs or the Russians still hold Port
Arthur.
o. NJ. Lamon, who has spent some
time III ToBopah AMI Goldiicld. is in
town on his way to Tuscarora. He says
that country is very lively, but he does
not think It IL any greater than it has
been reported. lie will leave ~ the
morning for Tu carurn.
The people Of Nevada mate no mis-.
take when they sent Clarence Van
DuZcr to Congress. Ills recent speech
III the ilonse ON ,hc rsonrce- aud pnss.
hIlltIcs uf State WIS II E, vria ",n To
people al the East. The speech should
b" read by every voter III ,!t~ Stale.
Reports from different sections today
say that a great deal Of snoN has fallen
since last night. At Tus :prora IA Zoo. Of
snow WAS reported this morning. MIR.
S"Lillerstrom t%elephoucd t" :. rnr R.m
hart this forenoon that Il III. snow storu,
WAS raging ON South FORK. "..ne this
Kind OF weather is nasty nnd IL. agree.
able. it is u splendid thing tor ,in. coun-
try.
The people or Korea are ne Their Jap.
anesc nor Chinese. They are Muuguli
ans, and have a polysyllAbic language,
with a phonetic alphabet. They have IA
recorded history Of undisputed authen-
ticIty. which claims for them IA cuntinu.
Gus existence us Il Korean people OF
about five thousand years. the earlier
part of which. ~ course IL -hroudeu in
the mists Of tradition aud tnblc.
United States DisirIc: ,ti"ruey Sum
mcrticll mad AN unpleasant half hour in
this city yesterday morning. While Dating
breakfast; Il fish zone tr.'a;nc lodged in
his throat amt although it measured
oni! an inch III length he WAS quite sure
IT was hs big us a post. lie tried every
thing that WIS recommended but the
bone WIS finally extracted by Il ply
stefan before it had accompliI she'd ANY
serious damage. -CHrron NewE.
y number 1T RenOltrs are HOpder-
ing VII! they c1uiI have been so easy.
II l; whispered that at least "A score OF
people pant for suits on the mstullment
plan 10 an agent who folded his tent and
silently stole away. One iratc Iudivid.
ual called at the Gazette office and de-
mauded that III expo az II the individual
aud lis company" Toe made. but i'll the
absence Of positive proof that he had
been dupcd w~illfully he was persuaded
L" 90 To the police office and there
register his altcIation.-GaZOtte.
II is reported that there have been Sc
vcral cases ~ small pox in town that
have not been reported to the authori.
ties, In al such cases the attending
physician, il there WIS one. and the head
OF the family should lie punished Tor
their neglect or open defiance OF the
nights Of the community at large. As
the law now stands, there Is no way OF
rcnching that class OF people. The next
legislature should so amend the law
that these who wiliully refuse to re-
port cacss 81 contagious diseases to the
proper authority. would be guilty OF a
misiemeanOr punishable by "A fine or i'm
prIsOnmcut or both.
Prof True finished his work on South
Fork yesterday and came in today with
Mr.. Crane He met the ranchcrs at a
meeting Monday evening and talked to
them upon the different p~oisons and the
best way nf u-ing the same on the
squirrels. He pu, i'll Tuesday visiting
the different ranches and experiment.
ing with the p~ui5ons. The Weather wns
too stormy. however. t" get good results
from his work. Although the trip in
was very di-Hgrccahlc. Prof. True was
very we'll satisfied with his first visit to
south Fork The people treated him
hlmdsomcly and did all they could
III make his trip pleasant. He will leave
for Reno thus evening.
Rcnn'e new Monte Carlo opened Sat.
urday night and Sunday was set apart
for the Indies I" visit the place. Ycster-
days journal published a lurid account
II SUNDAY nights proceedings. in which
1t SAID the 100 were out III force md
-i""k II all III, from the champagne at
the first Tar, pnai the lair of the tiger
I" the place where the gin tiZz flows on
the second floor II suys the
Indies mud" goo O eyes ut ono OF the
~brrtcndcFR, but he had M eyes for the
beauties III return. They nlso tempted
the .iccr and did other naughty things
according to tho Journal. Tho Gazette
takes exception to the Journals urticle
aud p"r"mounCcs it Il libel upon
the good women OF Reno. Tho %lSpErES.
nEHr believes the Gazette is correct.