Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImaqundi.

Glnd 10 learn that Mr. Lyttop it bet,
ter today.
Commits Onei IL. ;tou came in from
his rAu /, ester,.:.y aiterunnn.
Ass.nblyman ltues'"l gave the INDIE.
nilice 70 pienauni cnll this after.
moon. lie says iI- is not much stuck
u ter IL, ibb .! mak,.g laws.
A bill has been Introduced into the
assembly %grnut'rr the eight of way for a
railroad from EIpo To Bald .lountan.
G. d. calvin amt associates are back OF
the scheme.
Senator Woodbury. had cournge
enough To vo'e against the railroad bill
and Senator Martin WAS too .n~ardly to
10 on record. Senator Wuoibury is
entitled To sumo respect Tor his courage
but Senator Mutin deserves nothing
but contempt foi his cowardice.
Tho report that NJ. Saheeline, late of
the Bank nf Nevada was to open II new
bank in Reno is nov nm assured
fact and 1t will ne opened in u very
short time. making the sixth ipstit utiou
Of its kind in Reno.
The lady attaches OF the Legislature
gave IL banquet To the members, the
newspaper fraternity and other friends.
They took possession OF the assembly
chnmb Der ind a most pleasant evening
VIII spent in teitstInR, specchmaKing.
etc. Miss Dora Sheehnn was one Of
the lady speakers
Two guards from the state prison are
still in pursuit OF T.. G Wines ind Jas.
Mitchell, iIe two escaped conviCts who
walked away from that instit ution sew.
eral daya ago. According to the best
information ohtainable, the prisoners
Travelled together until they reached
Churchill when they separated. II is
thought the men secured II change OF
clothing from some eonrcc and the Indi
cations ara that they had some aid from
ontside sources III order To make their
escape So "iIeciuni.-News.
\ Laramie, Wyoming, dispatch OF the
LIT says that the fourth case Of purpura
ever iino Sn in the United States WINS
yesier lay lie cause OF death OF Mrs.
Slua Bar thufSt 81 Laramie. Purpura
IL the most battling of all dIseases and
the re- Dvcry Of u "Rse has never been
knoan Mrs. Barkburst was attacked
by tho disease last Wednesday, blood
bnrdi ny from the veins and spreading
over the entire body beneath the akin,
Sunday the emit Is body turned green.
Tuesday Tie color turned to gray except
the eyes, which remained green. Yes.
terday death resulted.
Work Ia tn be resumed on the fam.
Gus old Candelnria miuc ut Candelnria,
30 1t il reliably given out. Mr.. Thomp.
con. II OF the leading directors was at
the mines last week and states that work
on the property will be resumed about
the first OF March. with II force of be-
tween sixty and seventy miners. \
h"isting plant. air compressor and drills
have been ordered and are now enrou;c
I" the station at CoaldaIe, and rs eoon tg
they arrive the work Of installation will
begin The company will suk a shaft
! 900 teet III nrtrr tn reach tho rich
VEINS that are known tn lie nj TINT
drpth.--Mner.
Curlct md SummerlieId, two of the
leading attorneys II Reno yesterday
notified the Southern Pacific company
that they had severed all connections
with The company and requested tho
officials Of the Southern Pacific TO
r"moye all papers belonging ia the rail.
road from thoir Offices. Sardia Summer.
Held has been attorney FOR the Southern
Pacific company for the pgst twelve
year md has suvc,i tho railroad company
thou 'ands OF dollars IN fighting damage
suits. Ilo and Judge CurIcr resigned as
counsel for the southern Pacific on
account Of differences arising between
them anti the law Office OF tho railroad
company in San Fnucisco.-Gazette.