The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

sALMAouHDI.
Lovely weather for March.

AAoSA II bGLIOuAy Aa H.
Mas Lizzie Williams Of Cartiu Il WIS.,
iting Mrs Wssheim.
Entertainment at Freeman hall to-
night Secure your tickets early and
avoid the rush.
The condition OF Dept. Sheriff Taber
is not improved, and this evening his
friends fear the worst.
The north Ruby School closes q ave
months term next Friday.
The T. & E. fast freight teams arriv-
ell from TurcarorA last evening and
loaded to-day.
Sells Brothers circus, one Of the b, st
on the road, will visit Elko sometime
during the coming Summer.
There are two little Iudinn girls, half
breeds attending MH. Taylor's school
aud they seem willing and anxious 10
learn.
An Arizona paper begins au obituary
with this: death loves a shining
mark, and when he struck Jim he struck
dandy
coenac Cocktail chewing tobacco is
advertised. Soon We shall have IL In
Dry Champagne chewing gum, ito fill
IL long felt amt
There il yet no ebb in the tide Of trn-
vel over the Central Pacific. Trains
east und weSt carry hundreds Of
pas. nsers and have to run two sec.
tous.
Fears arc entertained that the United
States wall boon DC minus u Secretary
OF he Treasury, as Mr. Mauuing's con-
dIuCn Is consideTed critical.
The new walters in the dining room
OF the Depot Hotel will draw custom t.
that popular hostelry by their drmure
department aud remarkable beauty
The Chinese must co."
The Wells SchoolhDuSe is undergoing
thorough repairs. and will be furnished
with new furniture throughout, which
Is creditIGle to the enterprise of the cit
liens Of that village.
IL. NJ. ii. Mason passed through by
the west bound train this morning OIL
his return 10 Oregon. He will come
back this way in a few days on his way
to the meeting OF stockmeu at Chey
enne OH the 9Th OF next mouth.
Andrew Buser, a former we'll known
resident of this county, passed west this
morning. He has growns 10 fat that his
friends here scarcely knew him. Andy
said lie would stop OF here on his re-
turn trip eastward III about ten days.
A couple OF emigrauts made n lively
run for the departing train this morning
and but for the cheering encourage
ment which they received from the by.
ISLANDERS would no doubt have been
left. Our people are noted for generos-
ty in encuur aging the travelling public.
Soloman was a man Of sorrow and
acquainted with grief on account OF the
numerous calls made upon him for new
Spring bonnets, but that should not de-
ter you from hearing Sam Jones. the
boss gospel sharp Of the nineteenth cen
fury. II Adapted from the Reno Gaz.
ette JotIings.l
A IN in Galveston Texas, was
convicted Of bigamy and sentenced to
one day IN the p~enitenitiary. Ac-
cording to n State law she will be enti-
tied to a new dress and $40 on the day
Of her ~relense. She is said to have gone
to prison smiling and no wouder. Two
husbands, a new dress and $40 all for
one days service.
The New York Times, in a leader
says: The timely utterancc OF Master
Workman Powdrrly leads to the hope
that the present strained labor condi.
ton will soon be relieved. His circular
which has been made public, contains
words OF truth and soberncss. II shows
that however hot-headed and inconsid-
crate the local leaders Of the Knights OF
Labor maybe, his head is cool and not O
particle swellcd. He has siZcd-up the
relative position of three millions Of
Knights Of Labor as compared with tho
sixty million Of other people and warn
his subord mates that they are only
part Of tho people and not the majority.
II thu" Knights Of Labor reject his coun.
sci and compel bis retirement md fol-
low the lead ership Of men who believe
in precipitialng strikes aud boycots for
every petty grievance. tho disintegration
Of the order must assuredIy follow. II
is n critical moment in the history OF the
organization and much depends on
needing u wise counsel just now.
According TO the Republican stand
poiuf tho ,,iaIalo, ~ No... .....