Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
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Frauciseo last night.
Hugh Martin arrived to. day from th,
Bruneau. All well aud happy in til,
north.
A careful canvass Of the State shows
that Indiana is cafe for Cleveland aud
Thurman.
Our old friend john Hardmen wal
married. at Carliu yesterday. but We
hive no particulars.
Call on Alice Ricord for candies,
fruits, cigars, etc. at the cornor former
ly occupied by Willie ClllAn.
From reports already received it is
pretty certain that Eiko county will
ca,t about 100 votes at the coming
election.
Joseph Smith. of Ruby Vail y, nc
compunied by Lou Henderson. left for
Tnscarora by private conveyance this
morning.
Quite n number Of candidates left to-
day for T~uscarora, and many others
will leave tomorrow. There will ba IL
Democratic love feast there on Satur-
dey night.
Exuniiner:--It is not surprising that
Senator Stanford SHOULD look with II
kindly eye upon the Chinese. He has
imported more Of them to California
than any other man living.
When you cast your ball It for Sher-
i'll. remember TINT l.. II. Barn lrd is a
competent and trustworthy man who
VIII fill the SLerid's tfice with credit
to himself and satisfaction 10 the peo-
pie.
Read the supposed editorials from the
Chronicle. Call. Bulletin md Exnmiuer
during the Summer Of 1892 in Wednes-
day Examiner. They are very peril
n"nt and serve to point u moral and
adorn a tale"
1t is OF the utmost importance that
the people elec. to the Office OF County
Clerk II man who is competent, indus
trious nsd thoroughly houest. Such n
man is Lou Henderson. Remember
him on Tuesday, the 9th Of November.
Registry agents should make it a
point to send in their registry lists as
soon us possible. Send them to the
Free Press or the ISDEPEKDESr, 10
matter which, so they a be published
n matter Of interest TO the public.
Send them in.
London Shipping Notwithstanding
from President Cleveland's own words,
we gather TINT he is for taking the duty
of from raw materials and from articles
that go to bnild and lit up n ship-n de-
paiture which would convert America
into q formidable competitor Of this
c1uutry both in ship building and in
the carrying trade.
Denver News:-It is estimated that
100000 colored voters in Northern
States will vote for Cleveland md Thur
man. Nothing indicates the march Of
intelligence moro among the race than
this f"ct. 1t shows that they have
risen above the blind prejudices OF the
past and are exercising their reasoning
powers upon political affairs.
Owen Mckinney OF Lamoille Val.
icy, brought in to-day ns n
specimen OF what can be raised on his
ranch. two potatoes which are monsters.
One, of the Early Rose variety. is n nice
smooth tuber which weighs exactly three
pounds. The other is u white potatoe
weighing two pounds. making the two
weigh Eve pounds. We now have potn-
Toes enough to lust us till some other
friend from the Valley brings US another
specimen.
The attention Of the public general
ly, and those who desire land, mineral
or other surveys particularly, is called
to the advertisement OF Mr.. Perry
Powers. of Reno, which aPl. ears else
wherc to-day. Among his ether refer
encos we find the name Of c. W. Irish,
U. $. Surveyor-General Of Nevada,
which in itself il sufficient evidence OF
Ills qualification for the duties OF Depu.
~ Mineral Surveyor and Civil Engin.
Ger Those who desire the services of n
competent Surveyor would do we'll to
correspond with Mr.. Powers.