Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-09
SALMAGUNDI.
FREEMAN HALL TONIGHT.

The weather Is all that the most eX-
acting could ask.
DR.. Leek will arrive from Carlin by
this evenings train.
J. w. Dorsey Esq. returned from San
Francisco on Saturday evening.
+. D. Lanham arrived this morning
from California, after visit of some
months in +'boomland."
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges the
receipt of a pacEugn of seeds from the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture-
The County Democratic Central Com
mitt met Saturday evening. pursuant
to announce A full report of
their proce dings will be published to-
morrow.
II you have cold, cough, bronchitis
OF any form Of throat or lung disease, do
not neglect it Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
if promt'y taken, will speedily re-
lieve and cure oil ailments of this char
acter-
John R. Bradley of tie firm of Rus
sell & Bradley, let Saturday evening
for Idaho for the purpose Of inspecting
tory. Mr. Bradley will be absent some
two months.
ID. Abel came in from Fort HUI
Ieck Ivy his own conveyance yesterday.
circumstances over which he has no
control will compel him to stop over
and take in the minstrel show. You
know how it liz with Logs.
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very
offensive. 1t is impossible to he other
wise healthy, and. 1T the same time af-
flictel,w with tarrh. This disngreenbie
disease. in it, most obstinate and dan
ger"us forms. can be cured by the use
o Ayers Sarsaparila
The Vermont Republicans have d.
clnred for B'a ne. We would like to
see the rlumed Knight nominate I, ma it
W .nld BIZ easier t. hent him in 1888
than it WIS in 1884. Nominate Blaine.
& nt'emen. and the Democrats will have
fair wind md smooth see.
L-w Johnson's Minst' ell arrived here
at o'clock P NJ. ye"terdnv which gives
them a much nee 1e ] re and thew i'll
III L. l. 10.
evening. They gave IN entertaining
street parade here Mt noon today. and
all who enjoy first class show of this
character should not fail to take it in.
At n regular meeting of EIko Lodge
No 18. I. .. y F.. hell last Saturday
evening the following renreSent tve+ to
the Grand Lodge. which meets ut Reno
on TneSlay June 1861, were ele t d (.
w. W. B ,oher. John Hihb t., o. f
Gre N. r. r. Bi5e!ow, J. P. Edoff, and
John Payne.
Lew Johnson's Minstrels, fourteen in
number, 60 by stage TO Tuscarora to-
morrow. In order t. meet the require
sieuts of go large number of passen-
gers the Stage Company will run two
eoaches with double set of horses and
make the usual time. This 81 elks We
for the enterprise nf the Company which
els always ready to meet all demands ny
furnishing transportation for any num-
Der of passengers without subj citing
them TO delay or inconvenience.
We acknowledge the receipt of tie
Overland Monthly for April. which in
flied with useful literature of intere t to
the general public. Among the many
good articles are "Pioneer Illustration
in California" by Francis z. Sheldon
"San Francisco Commerce, = tst, Pres
ent and Future" by WIN. L. M"rry;
"Paciic Coast Journalism" by WIN. II.
Hearst. etc, etc. Published Ivy the
Overland Monthly Company, 400 Mont
gomery st. San Francisco, at 8 year.
The Tulare, Cal Register has this to
say Of ntwsl aper writer's:
,IWrifinu fur N newannner Ia not nm