Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-03-30

pOunuS, ana Oelleveu TO nave Deen the
tooth OF Il sea monster, was found. The
relic is rarity decomposed.
II. II. Clark, one OF the most extensive
mining operators in Southern Nevada,
is dangerously ill at Tonopah from nn
attack Of pneumonia.
Judge Brown will leave for Phoebe to.
nj ;ht to hold court. lie will 20 by rail
us Tar ms Modena, Utah. and drive over
the monntuius from there.
w" hnv" iIst gotten Il large assert.
meut Of tine diamonds from the cutters.
See IL show window and let us show
Co.. jewelers.
Tic report from Chita, Siberia. that
thirteen high officials who participated
III tie recent uprising there had been
executed fcr treason, is confirmed. They
Were tried 10y cuurtmarti II Monday,
found guilty and shot Tuesday.
y movement is ]assuciing shape Tor re-
claiming swamp lands III the United
States. The Everglades Of Florida alone
comprises 1000, coo acres and the total
area III all Of ;hc states and territories is
estimated 1t la,H0),o0) acres, a fetal of
over 10000 equar, miles which would
allow loo acres each to 250,0 COO people.
ihe'e is talk of the Clark railroad
building ii branch to Ely from Calicnte.
The new road Will run via. Phoebe, and
would open mp a heavily mincralized
sc ion of country, that has long sui
Everything seems I" be headed our
way Waite Pine News.
All Of the stock necessary To build the
Lamoille Creamery has becn subscribed.
Attorney Williams is Incorporating the
company and the papers have been sem
to tie Secretary Of State. The creamery
will he III operation on or about Jane !.
Los. AIRY one desiring to biz on the
construction Of the building should nu-
ply ~ James Idmison. secretary, L.
mobile, Nevada, iur plans and spccstica-
tons.
The funeral srgvices ~ the late Geo.
w. Taylor were held at the residence at
> n'ci"cI thus afternoon. Rev. Geo. II.
Greenfield conducted the services at the
house and grave lie spoke very feel
rnEly Of thr lii" of the deceased, his
early religions trimming and his example
- I,,L, .s..1 -,l,,. .g.... a. s.
years Of his rc,idencc in Eiku county.
Two u.Ilcs and 1000 fcnt ~ rails were
laid in u aoriiug lay last week on
the Las Yeas ~ Tonopih rail-nad.
lhls, 1t IL declared. hrraliS my previous
world rcco-d Tie track is nos laid
Ia miirs Has ii" II Indian Creek and
tier" is srni len, material on hand at
the present to keep things moving
steadily. The graders are mauy miles
in adv rec " the track layers Bull.
frog VI ser
Franc has ma ie '.rIuG ia man lis on
CmuI ~ c0nucc' iuu with ;iIr fccrrt
massrrrc 81 prizes yni l~"-;racnnu +
the mission srhrii. at %lrchu.. L.
insists 'lRt the SIX thieau,u ho have
been indicted 49, i~r"ci"nt e.. he nuilmr
he executed, 'int 6'.ruJ t." i br paid
as Indemnify for the murl = u the
priests and hat 5000 tcals be- pail over
as compensation Tor The dcatruc,,nu OF
schools.
Tie writer expec.s to leave for the
Lincoln county experiment farm on No.
. tonight. Owing to the was ,outs on
the san Pedro, Los Angeles aud Salt
Lake rajIroad, he will go 10y way Of Los
Angeles to Las Vegas and drive from
there to the farm, n distance Of SIXTY
miIe=. lie will he joined at Reno by
Prof. Kennedy. Thoir presence at tho
farm IL necessary Ia get things under
way. Tho writer expects to return be.
tore the 18Th Of April.
Tho greatest altitude on the route of
the Western Pacific across he Storms ia
over 1900 feet below TINT uf the South
cTn Pacific. Tho maximum grade Of the
ih'''' - ~ '''' Niiit 'lW W Illp est
crn Pacific is only II fraction over fifty
feet. The greatest depth NJ snow Mt
Bcck with Pass, the highest elevation on
the line of the Western Pacific. the past
winter was six iuchcs. while TINT Mt
Summit station ON the Southern Pacific
waa nearly twenty feet. The light
suowsfalls on the Sicrras Mt Beck with
will mo- ucceEsliatc the construction of
snowabcd9. The greatest depth recorded
there III the pas. third Of II century not
exceed ny three feet.
Tho town Of Epernay, in France, is n
vast subtcrrnnoan city, tho st reefs for
miles md miles being hown out of the
solid chalk. llankcj with piles OF cham.
payne OF all blends md qualities. There
IL no light in this labyrinth of streets,
crossings and turnimgs, except TINT
which the sputtcring candles afford. All
IL dark and damp, with the thermometer
down about zero. Tho largest cham.
payne manufactures m E~pcrnay possess
underground collars which coyor ms lres