Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-07-28
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Mr.. ~ilackwarI is IN from Bullion. lie
reports "vcryhuly in that SECTION busy
III the hay field.
Mrs. Clay lrland and son left for
PIac"ryillc. California, on No. 3. They
will return again next year.
Daniel >. Lamont, secretary Of war
during Clcveltnd's fccona admiuistra-
ton, died suddenly Of heart disease
Sunday might.
The Silver State says the only damage
It has heard OF 10y Sundays wind at
Battle Mountain was To put the tele.
graph line ont % commission Tor several
hours. The traIumcn say the wind was
fierce.
Joe Bell. "a Piutc Indian, had both
his lrgs cut oil below the knees at
Sparks Sunday night. lie died while
being treated NJ the hospital. 1t is
supposed that he was drunk und fell
under the car.
Dave Casper has something Of inter
"st To the ladies in our ad vc1ti-ing col.
umns. He is closing out his line OF
SHIRT waiHls, summer suits, etc. at
greatly rciu .ei prices. IIs gives
thirty days AZ the limit OF this reduction
SHE. Get IL before the time expires if
you want bargains.
The deal between Philadelphia cap
I~talists and the electric light and water
plants in Reno is still hanging tire. The
Washue Development Co. IHH thus far
tiiI"i L" deliver the II per cent Of the
stock promised. Tho deal will most
likely eventual! 20 through. but not
until some OF the dissatisfied ~stockhold-
Crs are satisfied
Around the great striking figures %:
history the small boy wcaves curious
"MOsc7' mother pitched his
little cradle with III aud without with
pitch and left him therein the poo! Of
Sloan. But when the daughter 81
Solomon got the green leaf from the
dove she hnstcurH and brought food
convenient for him, and the hab"
crowcd thrice and grew up in her court"
Century.
News Of a horrible crime committed in
Carson has reached Virginia City. say
The Enterprise. An Indian girl who has
been attending the lnlinu school near
| thcr" gave birth tn i child and in order
20 hiic hcr shamc threw the babe on Il
II the infant M the flames burned into
! it, flesh attracted the attention 81 pass
Grady, but when they reached the eccuc
the baby was dead.
The remains of John Paul .JonCs. the
nvnl hero Of the American revolution
were brought ashore y'stcrduy aud de-
POSTED III u temporary vault ht AnnHr-
oils. Tho ceremonies were witnessed by
10000 people. II ia right tlInt the re-.
mains Of orr greatest naval hero should
rcst on American soil. IA his memory
las always been nm inspiration To the
American navy. 80 will his last resting
plarc he u sacred ero, to the patriots of
every cline.
Sunchudy has said TINT the wees III
the very rich aud ~ the very poor nro
idcntiral. II ia a matter 81 ~fpCCuin'!"il
whether their HrpctitCs nrr nlro similar,
Tor the very poor woman finds great
solnrc III her cup " tea and drinks
quantities of il; So Hls0 dOce the rich
woman. AIr"lrnlic stimulanta are also
favored by the one wh" finds lie mnuot'
"nuua from poverty and che who iinds II
equally mnnotonoua from wealth. One
can have nothing eli" wants; the other
hna everything phr wnuiH; result Will
both. np almost unhcarablc discomfort
-PhiIadclphia Telegraph.
The editors commission ~ n delegate
to the Thirteenth National Irrigation
' Congress to Ia held nt Portland, Oregon