Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-31

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In the State prison for robbing the store
Of Mcintosh Bros. at Carlin.
Preparations for the A. o. U. W.
Ball at their Hull TO- night are oil COM
piete, and the affair promises to be the
great social event Of the season. A fine
midnight supper will be spread at the
Gem Hotel for the refreshments of the
merrymakers.
If you desire to possess n beautiful
complexion take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t cleanses and purities the blood, and
removes blotches and pimples, making
the skin smooth and clear, and giving it
bright and healthy appearance. Take
it this month.
RecordUnion:-D. A. Jackson, of
Woodland, has sold three carloads of
raisins for shipment to the East at
prices in advance of last year. The
prospect of the raisin crop is good this
season as regards quantity, quality and
price.
A London special to the New York
Sun says: The Grand Trunk people
here say they will spend money enough
to buy Congress. if necessary, to defeat
any legislation hostile to their interests
in connection with the transit trade of
the United States.
Even the Mail and Express admits
that President Cleveland has achieved
u genuine sensation by his unexpected
message" The sensation experienced
by the Republicans is very much like
that of IN army rut to rout by the forces
of O victorious general.
Chester A. Arthur's Letter of Accep-
ance, 1880: Such changes should be
made In the present tariff system of
taxation as shall relieve every bdrdened
Industry, and enable our artisans and
manufacturers to compete successfully
wi tn those of other lands.
MIR. A. Leichter will continue the
brewing business at the Hum boldt
Brewery, and rs he ID persevering and
reliable business man who has been
identified with the interests of Elko
county for many years, he will gradu-
ally but surely build up good ousi-
| ness.
B. S. Terry, of Waterville, N. Y. has
sold his 1883 crop of hops at Is cents a
pound. Hop raising Mt that price could
be made very profitable in Nevada, as
the hops produced in this dry climate
nre of superior quality and they grow
uncertainty. Some one should try the
experiment.
Charles Lampman, OF Glover Valley,
cane down from Wells yesterday morn
ing and stopped over in town last night.
By the way, what's the matter with Mr..
Lampnan for long term Commissioner
He is one of the OLD and substantial
residents of the county and would make
good officer.
Philadelphia Herald:--Nine tenths OF
the Republican orators cannot agree
upon the tariff question, but nlI are oil
the opinion that the Democracy ought to
be hanged and quartered for wanting to
tighten taxation by less than half the
amount suggested by the Republican
Tariff Commission OF 1882.
The Virginia Enterprise snys: "If
China were not over-popultted it would
not be country of cheap labor" That
is q very just obseI vetion; and from the
fact that China has q high prote otive
tor Fl it is another evidence Of our propo.
sition that wages are regulated by the
Law of supply and demand.
N. Y. Star:-There are none 80 blind
ns those who will not see. Had the
Republican Senators rem embered the
messages Of Cleveland and the com.
munications Of Arthur on the fisheries
question, they would have known that
the rejection of the treaty would neces
state resort to measures Of retaliation
New York Star.-It is remarked af