The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-12
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There viii Be . social dance at Free
man Hall tomorrow evening.
J. W. Plant. Of the Virginia Chronicle
gave u . friendly call to-day.
o. L. q. Fairchiid. Of the Times
Review. Is attending the convention.
not az u delegate. however.
We notice that quite u number of
prominent Republicans from various
parts Of the State are attending the Con-
vention as intere sted spectators.
Ksgu!ar meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
knights OF Pythias. ut tueir Hall to-
night.
A large supply o! Japan, Calcutl
bamboo, and jointed ash poles, FROM 20
cts. up. at Muller's.
Hank Davis. the popular conductor
and wuilUm candidate for Governor,
Wis la town last night hob n pbinI with
the boys. They will hang around the
democratic camp.
Geo. W. Baker Of Eureka, is in town,
but M our reporter hrs Neglected to in
terview him since his arrival it Is un-
c+Itiin to which political party he Le-
longs today.
The East bound train last night was
late arriving here ut 1920. A large
number Uf delrg ,tes and uspirants Tor
political fayors arrived to take n baud
III the contest.
Will U. Mnckay, OF Storey county,
who Is ell route to Richmond. Va, to
attend the National Convention of
WoIkinGmen, is stopping over to attend
Tue State Convention. anil gave this
Office u friendly call this morning.
1t is n subject Of remark that n more
gentlemanly and intelligent company OF
mel never assembled within the borl-
ers OF our State. than the membcrs OF
the Democratic Convention now in ses-
siUn ut this place.
S. N. Henley. next door to the Post
Office. keeps a. full supply Of fresh
Peas, Wax Beans C~ueuiubers, Oranges,
Leinons. Apricots aud Peaches ut Teas
onShie prices. Take u look At his daily
dIr ,Ny.
W. i. Smith shippek to Boston yes
teFflaX Dt mn th.lA.t. ~ H...I H. AZ.
Mitchell. The wool WAS packed in
large bales. averaging over 40 pounds.
Sir. Mitchell las another shipment tV
make of this years clip.
MesSrs. Crockwell X woodmanse, the
photographers who have pitch. Il their
tent adj sc,nt to the Depot Hotel, exhib-
it some fine specimens Of Outdoor photo
graphic work, which establish tnei. rep
utatlon rs f.st class artist. Sse their
ad. elsewhere III this issue.
You can bay IL Ds Extra light Brown
Sugar ut W. r. Smiths for 81 OU cash
We call the attention OF the general
public to the fsat number Of the Sage.
brush S~tocklnau, which will be distrl-
buted gratu.tuusly TO. morrow, as it is the
Only publication within the state de-
voted wholly to stock interests. The
publication Of such II periodical in Ne
V"da IL an enterprise which should
meet with Ii generous Encouragement
RoIt. johnson received u telegram
this aft o announcing that Max
Muller, the Tuscaroru brewer, commit
ted suicide by taking poison to-day.
No further particulars are given.
A.E. Kaye. OF EurskI, who was the
Democratic candidate for Snprriutend-
eni Of Purlic Instruction four years
ago, is here figuring OH the same prop
osition this year. Abe Is u man we'll
qualified for the position.
Patrick Reddy. who was n candidate
betoIe the California Democratic Con-
yension for Governor. is urged to ac-
cept the nomination for Congress fIoIn
the Fourth Distict. It il thought that
hn will accept.
Oar public schools arc running pros
pervusly with II full attendance, there
being over forty enrolled in the priuci-
pal department und as many in the pri.
mary. The children of ElSo pre- genel.
ally Industrious aud ambitious. which
renders it pleasant for the teachers.
LIN Wines. Ike Griswoll and Bill
Snow, of Ruby Valley, are here doubt.
less with the intention of seeking ad.
mission into the ranks OF the Demo.
cratic party. The Democratic house is
pretty well flied. but we will try aud
ind room for u lew more. Come in,
gentlemen. and make yourselves NJ
home.