Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-07-28
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
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culHluu III
\ tram load Of soldiers passed east
this afternoon.
W. $. Bonnitieli Of Wiunemucra ar
rived this morning.
When y"u wan good printing done,
come to this oil %.
The hot weather still continues IN this
neck Of tie woods.
At Grahamtowu South Africa, Il pair
Of ostriches were sold recently for $500.
winch Is a record price. The pluckrng
from the chicks Of this pair realized
from - To SG2.5O a bird.
The Reno electric plant deal has been
declared off because II. &. Cutting.
manager Of one end Of the deal, lis
unable 10 deliver u per rent Of the stock
OF the Washoc company.
Reports from government immigra.
o bureaus for the month uf June show
that during that time over ten thousand
Chinese applied for admlttnncc To the
United States and Of this number nine
were admitted.
Some II has figured hat there are
~ Incorporated companies III the
Goldtield district. \ majority Of the
companies are doing work on their
properties and important strikes are
constantly being made.
Twu cattle kings have been convicted
"f fencing public lands III Nebraska. 1t
has taken three years for the DEPART
mcnt Of justice 10 accomplish this, and
at this rate il will take more thar gen
GRAFTON To dcrose al these krugs.
Ii the railroad would give free passes
t" all Of Ia that can't afford to pay fare.
instead Of To senators, congressman.
judges and rich people generally, there
would no; be ia much grounding from
the many, but what a howl the few
would raise.
Mr.. Mitchell and Miss PhiIa Mitchell.
his niece, returned yesterday from "A
weeks outing i'll Huntington valley.
Tho will leave III II few days for Sacra-
mcnto where Mrs. Mitchell will join
them and the three will then visit the
Portland exposition.
Iun hear something like this every
day i'll the week: Zen years aga hc
couldn't get credit for a suit uf clothes.
Now he can write hIs check for so, 0OO."
But when did IN! body hear anything
hk" this? Ten years ago he was
]thoughtless and regardless Of his fellow
men and cared Tor nobody but himself.
Now he is kind and gentle and is Il
constant encouragement t0 all who
dcsir" t" enlarge their faith III human
naturc.'- Kansas City Starr.
y tramp met n noted trust rmngnatc
and accostcd him iamiliarly with Hello,
rard.T "Don't be So familiar" said the
trust maGnatc h~nughtly. "Iou and !
don't belong Ia the same class" That
ia where you are of, pard," said the
tramp. "Wc are both on the same line
only !om are working the public ut one
end of the line and ] the other. Both of
ia "a" dead beats and graft and the
difference bet wecn you and me bcin' |
am honest enough to own ny to it and
you ain'i.-
Judge Do Haven gave Senator Mitch.
ella tiue ot 81 900 aud elk months of
penal scryitudc. Pending u roviow of
the case 10y the euprcmc court Of the
United States. execution ~ tho sentence
WIS deferred. In the meantime Mitch.
ell will hc placed under 1000 honds.
MitchelI'a sentence will strike tho aver
AGE citizen M being worry light Tor tho
uiT"usc committed. IL ia such sentence
that bring the law into disrcputc. Nc
wonder the idcn is growing in this coun.
try that there n ono law Tor tho rich and
powerful mud another Tor the poor devil
who has neither riches nor power.
Tho railroad from Damascus 10 Nee,
- has reached Mnan. on tho pilgrim
route, nearly go miles south ~ Dnmna.
cue. and not inr from the head 81 the
Cult ~ AkabI, aud u celebration was
recently held ut that point, in which n
dcruia'i"L from Mcdiup. whore Muhnm
mcl's body rcsta took part Tho prim,
AIRY purpose 81 this railroad IL announced
To- be the asaiaiancc ot pilgrims on thciD
' way Ia mud from Mecca. But it vii