Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-18
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SALmAGCNDI.

The Plttsburg mine at Bat'l3 Mount
ain is producing about 81 900 day in
gold bullion.
Miss Aldrich, niece of Senator Stew
art, will shortly make her theatrical
debut in Washington, in "Jim. the
Penman."
Philadelphia News (Rsp.) :-Mr.
Blaine cannot now be candidate if he
wants to be, and he cannot be elected if
he il nominated.
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th instant
says: At midnight all the members of
the Imperial family were summoned to
the Emperor's bedside. The worst is
feared.
F. 81. Keefe, of Star Valley, left this
morning for his ranch. He appreciates
the value of stock brand ad. and his
will appear in the next issue of the
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
Ike Ostreicher received this morning
magnificent pnir of Mountain Sheep
horns, highly polished and orna mented,
from friend in Montana. They may
be seen at the Gem Saloon.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. They are mild and pleasant
in action, thorough and searching in eff
feet, and, being sugaz-coated, are easy
to take. These pills never fail to give
satisfaction.
The New York Mail and Express
prints a text from Scripture each day at
the head of its editorial column. There
are quite a number of texts of Scripture
which it would not be wise to publish
while Anthony Comstock fourishes.
We have just received letter from L.
L. May & Co., Seedsmen, St. Paul,
Mimi giving a satisfactory explanation
of the delay in paying for their ad. and
We now admit that we were rather
hasty in publishing an item which ap-
peared on Monday.
A perfectly sound body and q mind
unimpaired are possible only with pure
blood. Leading medical authorizes in
dorse Ayers SsrsapariIls a. the best
blood purifying medicine in existence.
It vastly increases the working and pro-
ductive powers of both hand and brain.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
1.-THE railroad which is to be constructed
from Montague eastward through Modoc
county, and into Nevada and Idaho, il
now an assured fact. and it will not be
many days before large force of men
will be put to work on this branch of
the line.
A HtIll hunt for tramps last night re-
suited in bagging two who were locked
up. When these pests become so bold
~ to accost ladies on the street in the
dusk of the evening and frighten them
out of their wits, 1t is time that some
thing be done to rid the town of their
presence.
Alta:--P. T. Barnum lives in Bridge
port. Conn. He offered to sell all his
property there at twenty-five cents on
tie dollar il Cleveland were elected.
Bridgeport has always been heavily
Republican, but at the recert town
election il won't overwhelmingly Demc-
crat. It has "seen" the showman's
bluff.
Chicago Journal (Rep.):-1f the In
diana Republicans should act judicious-
~ and With unity Of purpose they
would stand an excellent chance OF
securing the nomination Of either the
President or Vice President. Much will
depend apon the ssgacity and good
senSe exhibited by their delegation in
tho National Convention.
Alta:-Tho mystery attending the
funora' of Jacob Sharp has raised the
suspicion that his death was a sham.
The mystery Etay be accounted for,
however, by the family's very natural
disinolination to any display. Still,
there be those who would like to be sure
he Is dead, not necessarily for publioa-
ton, but az evidence Of good faith.