Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-18
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
IFroi;. Saturdays Daily.I
IN Ia

About io' Republicans in Elko Gun
.ty voted for Cleveland last Tuesday.
Wonder If Carnegie will i~rcreasc the
wages al his workm ell, now that lIarri-
son is elected?
The Examiner derives some consoln.
ton FROM the fact that Pond is elected
Mayor Of San Francisco.
The west bound mail train, due here
Mt IL O5 this morning, did not nrriyo
uutil $40 this afternoon.
James Steele. Of Wells, passed
through this afternoon Ell route to Cali
fUrnia on n two weeks visit.
The Childrcn's Entertainment Mt tie
church last night wns attended by a
large audience who contributed SlS.35
TO- The Sunday Sehccl fund.
The Carson Appca! says; "The cleo
ton OF Harrison will give n new i'm
pctus to tho silver industry in this
State" Well. We shall be tho frs. to
rejoice ut the 'impetus." and it cannot
come too soon.
1t is unnecessary now TO spend time
in discussing tho question "Whcre
Cleveland Lost" il is sufficient TO
know that Grover Cleveland'B career as
President OF the United States closes OH
the ith OF March, 1883.
We acknowledge defeat, wo pny our
bets md grin "A ghOsIly smile; but We
are . l,!.l. skepiical IA to tho increased
wages Of labor, the free coinage OF Bill
yer. etc, which was promised the pco-
pls in the event OF ligrri.on's cleo
ton.
We publish to-day e table Of the
Electoral vote Of the several States is it
appears from the result u the election
last Tnesdny. together with the total for
zach candidate. Cut il cut md past.
in your scrap book. Il will DO som
vemient for reference.
The Exaniurr says: The Democ-
Tacy is ready to give Mr.. Harrison n
fGit trH'. lie is q gentleman against
whose character nothing has been said,
an II ho can keep himself FREQ from
tho Influence Of The intcre ~ that have
.%e!ec;c | him ho may make a COOL Prcsi-
dent. The Examiner will always do
him Justice"
With n Republican Scuntc md
House Of Representatives and n Re-
publican President. il tho promises Of
tho party ATE fulfilled, we shall expect
10 see the wages Of labor largely in.
creased, free coinage Of silver with the
Carson Mint turning ont silver dollars
by the bushcl, and Nevada WOOL worth
20 cents n pound next year. Let tho
Bhocpmon rejoice.
Tho Appeal displays a spirit of vindi-
c~ntivencss. in its issue Of Thursday,
which is scarcely crcditnb'o TO n victor
lou foe. After whipping us it pro-
.ceeis 10 add To tho smart OF defeat by
rubbing salt on our sore backs. You
beat us. we accept the situation, arc
you not snti-fcd2 You can make III
take our medicine, but you can't make
Ms say VIC like II.
Reno JoutunI:-A Sierra Valley dis.
patch Of thS 5th snys n strange disease
IN raging la that nciGhboriOod among
the cattle. II IL estimated that 900
have gone blind within the last month.
This IL, no doubt, n disease similar, IL
not alike. TO that which prevail cl in tho
vicinity OF Sisson this Summer. Near
ly all cattle went blind but after n few
weeks fully recovered.
When the bo4 man OF either ii ckct
for tho Assembly Is beaten, ills an evil
dcncc either TINT q mans qualifications
cut no figure Ia his claims to onicc, or
that n combination, backed by falsn-
hood aud Islander, can change votes
enough TO accomplish n certain ond.
There are n number Of the hest men in
the Democratic rEity who will not Tor
got tho result Of tho election in Elko
county IN 1888.
According to oar figures wo mako tho
following mnjoritics: Barnard, Of;
Morgan, 49, Love, II. Henderson.
1iigsby, Murray aud Coryell AFRO elected
beyond question, md our count OH
State Senator gives Russell 7iG; SpionIe
TAG; q tie which will require nh Official
canvass to determine. and should the
Commissioners decide tho vote II ito IL
will require nuotbor election Tor tho
office OF State Senator.