Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
From Tuesdays D.ily.l
RALMA0UhDI.

Mt. and Mrs John II. Dorsey came
in yesterday.
Jno. X. Bradley came down from
Deeth on the late tain to-day.
J. Henderson went up to Wells last
evening and returned this morning.
Geo. Russell left for Reno by this
mornings train to be gone q few days.
W. T. Sn,ith and Hiram Stoker left
yesterday for a few days hunting trip.
The next Nevada State Senate will
consist OF ii Republicans aud G Demo-
cats.
Geo. Renshaw and wife came in from
Mound Valley Sunday to spend a few
days with frie.Ids
Leprosy is snid to have been trans
mitted to the Indinrs Of British Colum-
bia by the Chinese.
9. Z. Chapman. Of the cattle dealing
firm Of Horn & Chapman: came up from
tho Bay on last evenings train.
Under the proper heading in to-day's
issue will be found the Gauss OF Frank
Wines happy smilo. Good boy Frank!
Mrs..J. A. Mcbride, wife OF J.. A.
McBride. book-keeper for the W. T.
Smith Co, arrived from Winuemucca
last Saturday.
Miss Birdie Dawley was taken yester-
day afternoon with q congestive chill
but we learn this morning that she is
getting along rs well as could be ex-
pected.
Henry Brown, the sailor who had
Mrs. WilIoughly arrested at Winnie
mucca OIL n charge OF embe zzlement,
md taken back to San Francisco, nov
refuses 10 prosecute her.
The many visits lately made by Sena-
tor German to the White House hive
given currency to the rumor that Mr..
Cleveland has been offered the presi-
deiicy Of tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road.
Stntesmnn:--A scientist declares that
the hair curls after death. Now, when
you hear your wife say that she's
"mNae n pie that will make your hair
curl" you'll know just what she
means.
The case OF Wedekind. the piano
tuner, who sued the Southern Pacific
Company for damages sustained in n
railroad smashnp. in which the plaintiff
claims TO hive suffered great bodily in
jury. is in progress in the District Courr
Mt Reno.
A list vas prepared at tie Postofice
Department which shows hat the COM
missions OF eighty Presidential Post
masters appointed by President Arthur,
will expire between now and the end Of
Clsyeland's term. Tho list includes
every State in the Uniou. 80
T. 7. Harris brought in from his
ranch in huntington Valley yesterday
and shipped to-day TO Stockton. Cal,
two car londs Of fine yonng horses.
They will be put upon the market and
ns they re fine animals will uudoubted-
ly bring n good round sum-.
Boise, Idaho, Statesman:-Mr. Bow
man, Of Long Valley, recently lost his
whole band Of fine horses from mount
nin fever. This report is brought by n
cowboy recently from Long Valley who
says that horses are dying off there in
large numbers from this disease.
Observation-Disclosures O'IIooligan,
you are charged with having been drunk
and riotous while on duty aftor mid
night.
O'iIoolignn-It's n loi. sor, md 1
kin prove MI nllyby. Sure md ! was
aslhpo at the neil Philadelphia
Times.
The official roturns on tho Congress-
ionnl vote in Indiana has been COM
plotted. The delegation stands ten
Democrats and throe Republicans, IL
present Congress the Indiana delegn-
ton stands 7 Republicans and G Demo.
Gratis.
A striking driver Of the Ycrkes' street
car system Mt Chicago threw n stone at
q non union driver recently nnd ran.
The net was sean by n policeman who
gave pursuit, aud fired at the fleeing
mnu. the ball striking him In tho log.
causing him to fnll, and in falling no
broke his neck.
DR.. q. W. Lcek, OF San Francisco,
n brother Of DR.. J. j. Lock, vol known
in this section, has achieved one Of the
greatest dental operations over per.
formed in this or any other country q.
Last week an English noblcman who
was sorely afflicted with an cye.tooth,
the extraction OF which had banled tho
skiIl Of nineteen Of tho most eminent
dentists OF Europe and America, applied
at DIR. Leek's Office for relief, he was
soon In tho doctors dental chair, and
ia less time than II takes TO toll tho
story the dentift had extracted tho eye.
tooth, which proved 10 DO tho largest
near 4 ,inn frnIn a human ;ny. p,n,.,~