Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-08
lFrom Mondays DAiiy'l
RALAAGUNDl.

AosS ~ AhOacubbOCk D.
William Smiley. OF Star Valley. came
down from Deeth to-day.
Tom Kane. Of Clover Valley, came
down from Wells this morning
T. F. Brepnan and Jas McMullen, OF
Star Valley. are in town to-day.
Tho wife OF William Hoar, of Tusca-
rora, died last Friday morning.
J. ID. Abel, OF Fort Halleck, came in
yesterday and stopped over III town
today.
The Commissioners, at their regular
meeting to-day. allowed Claims for
bountiea on scaips aggrcgatiug over 81.
500.
County Surveyor G. N. Riddle. who
has been laid up with a severe attack Of
measles, has SO far recovered AS 10 be
out again.
Under the new arrangement The pas-
senger conductors nre Walter G.. Case.
Fred T. Benson, ]. 3. McGonngie and
J. McCube.
There will be q meeting OF the Fire
Department at the Company's quarters
this evening. Don't be alarmed when
you hear the fire bell.
James Brain has a large stock Of
Feather Busters which he will sell
cheap. and it is something that every
family leeds. Call and ace them.
Reno Journnl:-The Misses Ida and
Ruth Russell, OF the Schools for Girls.
Neno. are spending their Easter vaca-
ton with the family Of Judge Belkuap
in Carson.
William Butler is suffering from a
severe kick from a horse which he re-
ceived yesterday. He fears some OF his
ribs are fractured. though lie is not
confined to his bed.
The largest aud most complete stock
Of Groceries and Provisions. Hardware.
Queensware, Farming Implements and
Machinery. etc. in the State, can be
found at W. Z. Smiths.
During the month Of March the Sher-
if collected 5000 for licences in this
county. Tho amount derived by the
County Treasury from this source alone
averages fully 81 200 per month.
The Reno Journal has entered upon
its twenty-ninth volume. fifteenth year,
Is deserving OF the SUCCESS il has
achieved and merits the hearty support
al the people OF Reno and vicinity.
Roscnstock Inns just received a large
assortment OF the latest novelties in
Ladies' Fancy Goods. Drop in aud e1-
anime them. and you will be sure to
find something just to your taste.
DIR. Leek. the Dentist, will be hero
on Monday the 9th instant Tho Eurc-
ka Sentinel snys: ave recommend him
to those who may need his services AZ a
skillful workman in the dental line"
private Tutors,''n whimsical, music.
al tragical. Satiricnl and (perhaps)
comicnl burlesque will 10 played 10y the
Royce-Lansing Company Mt Freeman
Hall Tuesday evening, the 10 instant.
From Mr.. Honcyman we learn that
Mr.. A. Wiscman is much improved. the
hiccough having left him in just ten
1n a far la uua Gruf fabian aNI kD,a,
are entertained Of his speedy restoration
to perfect health.
Commissioner Geo. II. Bird came
down from TuEcarora yesterday, and
Commissioners Frank lIoneyninn came
down from Wells this morning to be
present ut the regular session OF tho
Board which was held to-day.
Blatherskite Ingalls, has written a let
ter TO Railroad Commissioner Green, Of
Kansas. in which he endeavOrs to "61
things'' connected with his recent de-
nuncisiion OF Generals Hancock aud
Mcclellan; but his '.~eIplnnation" has
much the effect Of throwing water on
burning oil.
Ont in Iowa they cnlI Senator Will
lam Is. Allison the Gladstone Of Ameri-
ca. and Tho Chicago Times Und re-
CARDS the comparison AZ not inappropri-
ate. "In two particulars" says the
Times. 'these statesmen resemble each
othcr-both arc out aud bo;h are trying
to get in"
The trains on tho G. p. Railroad
under tho new arrangement OF divisions
hHvo started in nicely, only one Of the
three due here this morning being be-
hind time. This is quite HI improvement
on tbs running time made within tho
past few months. and il is quite likely
that in time we shall have regular trains
here Al the appointed hour.
SyTiss Holt HinEors.
Thu r~onouDcd novca ond I.ooo;po