Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-03-11

An Austrian by the rnme Of Breuhar,
committed suicide at the William Tel
llonse in Reno, Sunday evening b.,
ehootmE himself. Dependency cause,
by i'll health il supposed to have beer
the cause Of his killing himself.
Bradley & Dunn have purchared the
Henderson Green property adjoining
the hotel on the west. The propert,
consists az four lots a comfortable resi-
dcuce and necessary out buildings. The
consideration is reported at GO, 200.
The editors Of Illinois, 500 strong, de
clare that they will not print anothe
iue ahont the big show at St. Louis
unless tie st. Louis show management,
comes To the front with admission
tickets for all the editors and their
families.
The crookcdest railway in the world
it, one from boswell to Friedens, Penn.
III" air line distance being five miles.
The road doubles itself four times, and
ut one point, after making u loop OF
apout five mills the road comes back tu
withiu 2O0 f""i Of itself on a grade fifty
feet lrwcr
In hiu subscription to the
Weekly INDEPENDENT for another year,
Mr.. j. &. McC"y writes from Lewellen,
Nebraska. tina; when the paper reaches
his home it makes him feel us though hc
still lived III the good old Sagebrush
State. He sends his best wishes to al!
-! his old friends.
Constable Mccoy rcqucst- the IxpE.
rEHEHT to state that he did not kill the
COW injured 10y the cnrS last week. She
was killed 10y the Owner who LEFT her
cntrai!s in the public iond. A. people
a-c accusing the constable Of doing the
work. he requests the party who killed
the "ow 20 rcnOv, the part he left in
the r"al.
The citiz ~ rummiittec this forenoon
selected locations for seven street lights
la hc pat III BY the Electric Light con
pany. \ lG-caudir power li.ht will tie
placed at the following corners: EG
CnTvilIc'7, G. II. Hale. Harry Dunn's
j. l.. kc!ecr's, WIN. hunters md Ma.
sonic Hall and one in front Of Mr..
ChEsc's store.
Paul he!ser, II ~ the engineers en-
nllN,tI an tl. main. ,rI.,,T ,x.,,.l
last ri-ht or Il VISIT to his parents. lie
has BEEN laid oil Tor "A time on account
OF the completion Of the work and has
been ordered to report ut the Southern
Pacific headquarters III San Francisco.
Tie will remain III town a few days visit
ny his parents aud boyhoood friends,
Many good Tncc totes are toll Of the
late Bishop Dudley 81 KENTUCKY. lie
could administer "a rrhukc dciicatcly.
but on occasions he tool care to see
that the point WIS plain. One OF the
wcalthiest members of his church, as
well ~ one OF the closest, told him he
was gpInr abroad. Il have never been
On the UCcur.' he said Ia the Bishop.
-aud ! would like t know 81 something
that will keep me from getting scasick.7
You must swallow a nickel" re- pended
the bishop. -!oull never give that up
There will be two full moons this
month. the first occurred March |, and
the second will he in evidence March 81.
Time vas when such celestial occur.
ences were viewed with awe aud con.
sidcrcd the prelude to wars. pcstilcncc
and famine before scientists developed
that there is nothing mysterious in the
majestic march al planets and their
satellites through spncc, their motions
being controlled 10y II power beyond the
comprehension 81 man. In the midst
Of the remote past tn" flash 81 u meteor
or the flight Of IA comet, wore supposed
to Iortcnd dirrful dienstcr.