Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-05
From Mondays DailJ'l
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passed through this morning tn route to
San FIaucisco.
James G. Blaine will leave Queens
town for home next Wednesday Oh the
City Of New York.
Ex-Presidont Hayes says the Repub,i.
cans will carry New York. by the why,
who is e1-president Hayes7
Hugh Martin is in town again. There
must he a magnet in Eko to draw nu
Lble bodied citizen from tho far-of
regions Of tho Bruneau.
a. Leichter came down from Tuscn.
rom Saturday horseback. lie says tho
ride shook him up considerably. not be-
ing used 10 thnt manner Of locomo-
ton.
Four years ngo the Republican party
Sail regulate the inequalities of tho
Tariff mud reduce the surplus" Now it
says rather fres whiskey than free
wool.
Alex. Goldenson. the dssinrdly MUIR
derer OF little Mamie Kelly. will ibid
farwell to evory fear. and wipe his
weeping eyes" on tLe l4tll OF next
September.
ii. d. Bowen, principal Of the Tusca-
rora schools. arrived this morning from
San Francisco. lie reports having spent
IL pleasant and profitable week among
the teachers at the meeting OF the Ma.
tional Educational Association.
Mr.. Booth. General Electrical In.
spector OF the Southern Pacific Rail.
road paid EIko n flying visit yesterday
aud was the guest Of Mr.. Rogers and
Hugh j. Mohnn. lie is Mt Carlin and
will lenve with the latter gentleman for
Ogden Wednesday evening.
In MI previous campaigns since the
war tho Republican party has advocated
II reduction Of tariff duties. but now tie
very mention OF tariff reduction has the
same effect on a Republican that n rel
flag has GA n bull. Whats the mat.,r
now?"
Froelich, R"senstoek, AtweIl aud
Muller went fishing yesterday. We
have Just received n grapevine dispatch
from South Fork giving the folio wing
particulars: Roseustock caught eleven;
Froelich. three; itwell, one; and
Muller. having a fine. joiuted, bamboo
pole, causht-n cGd.
Mr. James McKirty. the well-known
mining expert, and his wife passed
through to-day. lie will take charge Of
n new tunnel from Provo River in order
to tap the ledgoI Of the famous Ontario
mine. This mine is owned by Senator
Hearst and Mossrs. IIaSgin md Cham
bers, md is known ms being one Of the
richest in the United States.
Sir. Bernhardt. formerly OF the Ruby
Dunderberg mine. Eureka. Nevada, wns
- l~HbNh va ~ AbcAA AiH tlulus
lie is on his way to London to list some
Nevada properties on that market. lie
is strongly in favor Of President Glove
lands reelection. He said il would
give mn impetus to American industry
hitherto never dreamed Of.
The finest piece OF artistic work to be
found in town IS that done by James
Rogers in finishing and decorating the
two roeris OF i. OStreichcr's private
residence. The rooms nro truly mag
nificent. md prove Mr. Rogers to be n
workman whose artistic skill will COM
pare f~uvoSGbly with TINT OF the best
workmcn Of any city.
NJ. II. DoYoung was interviewed at
Fort Costa by mn Examiner reporter
Saturday afternoon, ma closed by say.
ing: 1--WE are doing we'll enough now.
The country is prosperous and il should
10 let alone" Correct, Mr.. DeYoung,
We have q Democratic administration
unde: which tho country Is doing well
enough. why should We wish n change?
II. II. Van Armiu. resident agent Of
Tho Southern Pacific OF Chicago, passed.
through this morning. lie sHid that he
registered at Oakland 80 ms not 10 loso
his vote for Harrison. Dir. Van Armin
was Secretary Of Arizona under Govern.
or Tristle mud therefore will naturally
voto for the Republican nominees. lIo
is nh old newspaper Innn md we
thought bother OF him. but from what he
snid ut che Depot HOTEL, We have con.
Guided Tint there is moro truth thnn
poetry in tho oppression that the ruling
passion is ,irong in death. ITO spoke
highly OF tho excellent breakfast hs on.
joye1 nt brother Clark's.
Completely jagged.
While at n neighbours n few days ngo
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