Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-05

suuln u G-eenm 'ter, -nu. prnsptctorS
who have covered vser, Too Of Il is de
cert ure pos tive lr their ts ietirnus that
the old and now famous Bseyiogle mine
has been found, ssys the Miner.
On the request Of Acknowledgement
Stoddard and Commissioned Bartine,
Judge Harrington has postponed the
railroad cases until the 29ih VI this
month. The attorneys claimed that
July 10th the date first sci, did not give
the time enough for "A thorough pre-
paration Of their case.
The boys and girls Of America are
privileged characters on the Fourth OF
July. They have the right to make all
the noise they please and brL all the
tirecrackers they can get. II is u
day for Young America.
Unless something out Of the ordinary
strikes Elko tomorrow, the dry will be
a very quiet one. A great many Of our
people will spend the day at Carliu aud
LamoiLe. Those who stay at home will
look after the town and take care OF
the property of their neighbors IL "a fire
should break out.
The Reno Journal has been leased to
b. S. Bethel and Merrill A. league for
one year. Under their management the
Journal will be run as an independent
paper. Tit lessees will publish the
Journal seven times a week. IL the new
homogeneous follows tho course map.
ped out the Journal will surely be an
independent paper. The INDEPENDENT
wishes the lessees abundant success.
No American citizen should let to-
morrow pass without paying at least a
silent tribute to the heroes Of '76.
Washington, Adams, OTIS, Green,
Gates, La Fayette, franklin md count
less others who fought aud planned
and the heroic men who did the fighting,
that made this nation possible should
receive the homage OF every patriotic
citizen.
Mrs. Evans, widow OF the late John
n. Evans OF Reno, who was seriously in
jured by being run down by u street car
several weeks ago, will shortly begin a
suit against the street car company for
s20, 200 damages. Mrs. Evans was quite
painfully injured by the accident and has
been confined to her bed since the night
the car struck her carriage.
According TO Il dispatch from Gold
field, a ton OF ore which ls worth from
10000 up to $4,000 has been seized by
the officers from assayers and 9th ers
there. Most OF the ore was taken from
the Smith assay Office. Persons under
arrest are MI Smith, g. j. Trask, 8.
IL. Pine aud Harry and Fred Lutzen-
heimer, all assayers OF Goldfeld and @.
j. Briggs, n deputy sheriff. The ore ID
thought to be from the little Florence
lease On the Florence mine. The pre-
limary herring OF the accused is set for
tho 18th. The work OF DISCRIMINATING
the high-graders is progressing slowly
but surely and it is Hoped all will soon
be wiped out.
Four carloads OF high-Srade ore from.
the Mohawk and Combination mines
and two cars OF concentrates from the
Combination mill, the entire lot valued
at SGO,0O0, are being loaded today for
shipment to the smelters. The Mohawk
orc which has been accommodating dur
ing the month in the big vault at the
mine, consists OF about I2OO sacks which
run from $1,000 to $1,000 per ton. The
two cara from the Combination mine
carry orc worth 1900 n ton md the con-
centrates from the mil run 80 ounces a
ton in the yellow metal.-Goldfe!d
Chronicle.