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GOT INTO DEEP WATER.
n Dcnyer Convention Gets Into .
EranGfe- brt the Disturbed Waters are
Fln2iiy C~a.E,ed-The Majority Report
Adopted.

~ LIZ "a II
Finally C~a.E:ed-The Majority Report
Adopted.
Denver CO... Aug. 3I-The COMMITTEES
o. resolutions OF tie Deep~ater conven.
ton was in session Until 1879 O'Clock yes.
teruay- when Governor Tnaver called the
convention to order. After some routine
work a resolution was adopted that after
toe final adjournment Of this convention il
Insy be called ."Secher by q majority Of
thu vlce-p-e>iie"cs giving thirty days'no-
tE"e- and that when the convention next
meets Il shall Toe az Topeka, Kan. The
committee On resolutions beng called Tor.
judge Hancock. Of Texas. read the major
itE report which demanded the establish
nent OF one deep water harbor on the
northwest coast OF the Gulf Of Mexico:
that 9! the Senators and Representatives
and delegates 70 Congress b. requested TO
procure th= Necessary appropriations 70
complete the work: and that Z committee
from each STATE and Territory be appoint
- % visit Washington aud assist in Secur-
Ing the passage OF The necessarv Laws, and
requesting The President - recommend
II II th- next message 70 Congress.
Senator Houston. Cf Texas. presented the
minority REPORT which IN substance Urged
Congress u appoint a board c. engineers
10 locate 4 harbor al the most suitable
point and the edoptiOu OF all Necessary
means 70 secure -rrrop-iatio2S and com
pete the work. The report inIOrsei THE
efforts C. The private enterprise 70 Secur
deep water on the Texas coast. and
Pledged IL influence 70 inGCce the Gov
eminent - reimburse the persons engaged
II the enterprise. L further approved
TIE idea Of securing deep wafer ct Aran-
sas Pass by private capital and asked
Congress for protection N che prosecution
81 the work. and 70 reimburse the citizens
engaged IN L.
E~z-G0vernor Gibbs. Of Texas. nitro
duc-d 4 resolution which he moved should
b adopted s. Z substitute for both. After
z short preamble = urges u9on Congress
tn necessity OF deep water harborS. one
or the eaSt and one On.Jhe west coast o.
tn Gulf. and asks Congress I locate bcth
and make the necessary appropriations for
their speedy completion.
Al were ea-neS-l- supported by TIE gen
t-Ecen introducing them The merits or
each ---vy % warm that L TAI INTO PEI
sJHG.l-e> and FOX a few minutes : seemed
a. though the convention would trrah up
in a royv. Governor Thaye- finally So
cured order and the convention took q re-
cess unit. S.x O'clpcE-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
a SUBSTITUTES BILL

TIE ifor-e Committee On fc-siCu SSslr~
Agree pom a substitute for NJ. WL-on'.
E.~caIiatory Bill. and the House viii
Promptly Act Upon i;-FuIl Text Of the
Biu.
WASHINGTON. Aug. s1.-The Committee
on Foreign Affairs NJ. Belmont presid-
InC. received th- report CT the su5-com-
mite N the Retaliation bill yesterday.
The following :, TIE text % the sUbsrl-
tue bill:
\ bL- 70 empower The President % carry ouc
IN purpose - AZ act % SutA1-.z- r. Presi-
cent OF TIE United safes 70 project ard d=ceuG
ne tights Of American fishermen. American
fading ana 5-he- vessel, = CERTAIN cases aao
tP- other purposes approved March 3 -.
Be = enacted etc. ra-- whenever IL Pres
De- uav deem i ais duty = exercise lny ot
n power, gwen 70 him % - act entitled Al
act 20 authorize he President OF rE- United
Sr2--~ % defend The rights q A---- : t-at--
vessels, American --h--Ua-- Au--cIl trading
ard other vessel, Il CERTAIN ra-r- ana t0- Other
purposes. approved Na-ch :. -. 2. -taL u
lawful tC- re President =, r. discretion. %
proclamation 20 that &c. - suspend - wlo.e
. : Va-. N transportation ac-o-- tn Terri
tory o. TIE United >ra-e- = bond and without.
IL pav--eL- q Cu-- q goods. wares and rer-
Chan -, imported OF exported from any Cor
s-1 coUr--y o. - tn British toU-El0-s Z
North America.
- - ~-+--h-- A- EF----a --lL2
= satisfied that there = a-v dissemination
Whatever II - CSs u the WelIrt cana tie
= Lawrence --ve- clI2.-. the Il ub-v canal
o. ether - them whether % roL>. drawbacks.
refu1 a. C tolls - otherwise, which = O. NV D.
EstrTDen-al 70 the interests q tn United
States o. acy % IL c~-t-ZeC5. Z skzl o. Il-tu,
for -ts President - T. discretion 20 ;s~ue Q
proclamation 20 that eject wE--sUpor -h@-e
.ha- oe collected a To-. O. - cents a Ton upon
eg--v foreign vessel AM her cargo pass
In through either H. Saul Ste Mare
c4CG- or tn - Car Flats canal and
the -ec-eJary OF The Treasury nay author Il
and direct any o. the custom officers 20 collect
t. tolls levled under this &C. or he P-e-iGect
usy n n, discretion VIXEN n :, satisfied
tl-re : any such discrimination prohibit The
U-c % sad canals 10 any such foreign vessel
The Pre-t-rC-. when satisfied that such d.
= Cric4-.oL Las ceased lay ls~Ee KS P-ocla-
nation 20 -h4- eject = ~ discretion whe-e-
upon -he toll authorized ~ th- act snail no
longer ~ collect 1 and said Prohibition 7 or
1e-e3- shah cease
Sc ,. That -hs Secretary % Il. Treasury =
authorized 70 make II regulations -eedt1I 70
garry III, act mo eject
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
Ruin AND WRECK.
Hot springs. Ark. Visited by 4 Te-rihA~
storm Which Leaves Destruction and
Death in it, Path

Hot springs. Ark. Visited bv 4 Te-rip&~
storm Which Leaves Destruction and
Death in it, Path
HuT SPRINGS. ARR. Sept Ruin and
wreck meet rhe vision everywhere =
nothing has been known 70 compare With
tha results OF Thursday nights storm.
which occurred Too late 10 be reie-rapaei.
W .thout warning people were awakened
from sIunber 70 find themselves threat
eue4 with destruction by the mad wave.
but range 10 relate people were urcon-
sciOu- % The disaster Until they awoke 70
looE mon the des0late scenes mex I.o-u-
iu- a2i dragged the drowned from n.
Crf---
The storm struck the town about e,svel
O'Clock from 4 norchWr-t-riv direction. II
waS accompanied by stiff. cool winds
though not strong enough u produce
dana-e. The an fell ii torrents from
eleven 70 one O'Clock without incerInis.jou.
Al the close of the storm great and or
nous sounds. mingled with The shouts OF
people and cries OF distress went up from
the valley. ani such citizens a. were n
the vicinity q the creek ana ravInes went
forth % -eude- assistance.
The food OF Central Avenue. the prln-
cipaI t~horoU-hfare. was Ike an angry
river. whose rushing tide swept every
thing movable on is bosom.
IN - last night six persons are known
20 b. missing. i've OF whom have b-ea
found in the wrecked buildings The
damage TO property IS estimated a.
>lfsl fssl
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Tn~ lri.ow >rou-cr.

JACKSONVILLE. ia. Aug. 3I.-The feval
situation : not only no better. bat worse.
The great jump IL the number 90 new cases
caused di,may among the people left il
town cct the trains out Ve-e crowded.
HEATH certificates are now issued daIiv bv
the Board % Health II has been decided
here bv the auxiliary association 20 try
20 get people 20 move ont to the camps 50
as 10 depopula-e the place and by this
means eadeavor 20 check the fever's
course The poor who are unable t. 90
Will be assisted and every effort ,2aie &c
get rid OF q large number Of people. New
cases yesterday spran- up right and LETT
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
DENVER OESPEETER.
The iraEs1s Pass scheme Favored Ev .
Test Vote ON Permanent Hartman.

The iraEsss Pass scheme Favored Ev .
Test vote on Permanent Chairman.
DENVER. Col. Aug. aa-The Deepva.er
convention was called u o-d-r by eE-Gov-
e-nor ESaHS yeS-=-dav. when Juige Brad-.
of Texas. presented tie repo-- OF the CON-
mlr-ev on permanent organization a. foi-
lows: Permanent chairman Hon.. 2. y.
No-l. a Kansas: vice-presitenr,. Cover
or adams. Of Colorado: John Hancock.
u T=xas: u. Z armstrong. 4 Missouri:
J. l. Hill. OF Kansas: !. D. Nocum. 4
Nebraska; W. 4. CElp. CO Iowa: T. z.
Powell. OF Arkansas: J. REYNOLDS. % Nevr
Mexico: :. D. Kelly. of Wyoming. and
Lewis Hol.av. OF Arizona: secretary. F.
= Dana This report was somewhat I'M
expected g. TUESDAYS various caucuses
had agreed 20 support Governor Thaver.
Of Nebraska. for permanent chairman. and
thu announcement OF Eoel's name fox i
few minutes threw TIE convention into
confusion.
observation-disclosures Gibbs. Of Tex
as, was soon on his feet and gav- as q sub
stitute for the report II the committee hat
the convention provide its own chairman
and then nominated Governor Thaver 10
that position. This brought TIE battle be.
tween Galveston and AraasaS Pass square,
II u the 'front.', and for over two hours the
SUBSTITUTE was warmly debated between
the friends o: these two cities. II being IN.
der-tooi that Governor Thay-- was favor
irC Ararsas Pass. while NJ. Noe was for
Galveston. Gibbs substitute was finally
carried. the roll cal resultinC-Thaver.
IL: Noel. I9-. The announcement OF the
vote created a p~endenoriucn which lasted
several minutes.
On reaSsembiinC n the afternoon Gov
e-nor Thaye- too the chair and w2s pre-
scented with a handsome si!ver-Inountei
gav-l by Senator Houston. Of Texas. IN
behalto OF the president Of the san Antonio
& Arau-a, Pass railway. After a iriet
address from him the convention mad the
election Of the remainder OF the officers
reported by t. committee unanimous.
The convention then appointed q commit
tee or resolutions and adjourned
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
BATTLE WITH OUTLAWS.
= ESat ia The Neutral strip IN Which
~-R-a---n D-~p-radSs~ and Three SiEt-
4au--- ar killed

NFh~aE-T~H 8B--p-E1nSe~ Il fhEe~ sfSr
tsn--- are killed
EAL.ocRA. Public Land Strip. /. T.
So &-F1- some time past quite a mum
Reg y horses and cattle had 1vsce-ious!v
i7-a-sd from tH.- and other Ne .dbo--
L--.- 4 - strip. n-n- taken from See
p1----, and picket ines of The settlers
ans l--i>El-n- Suspicion yo.lt-d 10 q
t--l II -a-.regs IN TIE bFak-. OF Deer
. wE5 wer- there 9Sceu.iolv for tie
purpose 4 catching Wild horses and a
s -s-el wa> kept over -h-- camp
--- night f1i.1w.-- tae- discovery II.
camp Wa surrounded ~ forty Vel armed
zl. -.-1-et v~-La1--s. who sent II &
-r-ee 1: * - demand tL- surrender
, -- .--aEs and submission 70 AZ luyes-
--- L-e reply ~ H. -->p=-a Ioes
N- s5--v. which wounded ore man and
-F. ->-s. Tbs wa> IL signal for
81 1--aek and from each u-o-
r-aE around - r4r.Ee where
81 .-s was lgc1-e1. q fast a. n WIN
r -3-.I b- u1rk-i- vg.--vs Were
f.---- -p1a lie x-e-ch-d outlaws with
.-- mercy. When the discovers: rke-
we ------cGsl am retreat CT % they
- w.-L 3e-perac.oc- bg- n living
t-1- could -or- exist 2 -ucb 4 irs and no
z---E VAS gwen
= -T-.y- minute TIE firing c-a~-i and
--c av.e~s men az bleeding cO-p-es
or H--E-l- = IL a-01Ie- 20; death The
--l-t-~ Asi three men killed and ten
--1-L Two horses Were killed and
seven Us-a1eI and sixteen horses were
2s-C T. returned 70 their owners
several n----- hear r. camp WEE killed
and Tll1Grc- The settlers rE.nk that at
LAST OK gang OF g-t.sw has b--1 sub
g.-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
Detective Nearly Killed.

CHICAGO. Aug 3l.-Nan Antwerp. Q
Cincinnati detective was found wing 8;
rh- ccruer Of Lake and Franklin streets AZ
one O'Clock this morning with his skull
crushed in. He had been following Frank
Kline. alias julius Hues-ore, = noto-
r!ous train robber. for several months
and found him asst night ~ the
corner Of Lake and Franklin. When
Van Antwerp attempted % arrest
Kline. the latter struck him with some
hlult instrument, tractur.n- his skull and
made good ni~ escape ON he letH o. July
last Esc Antwerp Attempted 70 arrest
Kline n Monticello. IL. ard was badly
vounded by = pistol Shot. Van AaSTerF
vas tsken T. the COUNTY h9spiSL. I
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
minnesota High License.

ST. PAIL MINI Aug. 30.-The Pioneer.
Press publishes 4 review OF the operations
Of the first Year OF the high license in Mn.
uesota and finds TIE system has proven
all its friends claimed for il. Th--- are IN
the State only I.5@. saloons nov. a-ains:
9-pj when the Law went into effect.
i decrease n the CONSUMPTION
% liquor = shown n nearly eve--
county. Low CrOgCeries have been
Clp-eI up and the ilulo- business : under
better police supervision. Under the oli
system the acreage cost Of q license va,
shout >$g aud the total apDro mate IN
some was about >oJ9.g3. Under high
license the average cost OF permission u
sal : about $40. and the t0ta. a1proxj.
n stsiccnMs : = ho1- II Ia. an
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
~pcperado Killed.

LITTLE EocE- A-k. Sept. 2-Tige Eat-S.
"-a ~i9-a.r.E lived in his STATE. where Re
Et- = 1-uter Z relatives and wh-r. b.
>1ac 40 men some and FOR I long
- -ETs tbs officials OF Logan County
-z-4t-e t-o--l-, made an attack
---s-Lav ca = cnl-ot IN Ire Cherokee
~ ID %--C- PRAYER meeting W3s beng
BED AID ---1 >s--rai times a. random
80 I'm = women VINO comprised
-= -a-1-. TIE bel'--S- fortunate
- -. ----rv other than = H-e4s u
- - IT, re --l-=--s leaving II 4
- - a--~ stared - ride away he
We - : "a ~ some one q Ee was on
. t-= church Dl- bal entered
4 --f- p L. tr.l from - LC-Ss sE5
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

Is PEICKLT Asa BIrrEgs coed for any
thing: Read what Frank Grsg-sby. Of
Dodge Cry. Aas-. says: For three years /
suffered from L disease thai nv physicians
pronounced iacIraoie. Ny friends had
gwen NE Up 70 die. when | was induced 10
try your remedy. took il for three mouths
ana have gained - pounds IN weight. An
. well man and Pricaly Ash B.tters saved
nv lie. Lar under lifelong obligations 10
this medicine, and vii never cease 10 rec
oC.leud 1t"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
TW>ter.

rheumatism IS a renorseiess tvister. Il
twists the Joints out Of shape; II produces
angular projections where there should be
curves, and worse than al. makes Us w-the
and twist with pain on couches TIA. sleep
refuses 20 visit Conquer this truly teuoaL
zeal disease z It's infancy with Eostetter's
Stomach BI-ters, which also oyercuUes aid
nsv complaints. nervousness, dyspepsia
chIIs and fever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

WHY are bakers very soldering Pee
rlet Because they sci. VIVA. they kueal
Observation-Disclosures FIrn1r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

Fair fa-hiOdables pa-ruui-e that standard
bea-tIier. Gleru's Sulphur Soap.
HIS EaI- and WhIsksr DYE. SOC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

One th.u- can be said in favor 90 Chi
Lese GraDa-tte actors never t-rget thei,
GleueS-ysT EIren -Nsgx
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

II IS net always the most sensitive base
b-I player WI = the most easily put out
EShirsgtU1 Critic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

TEE ic~e-ieaIer's motto-As we journey
through life lsc Us 1--we by the weigh
MtrrhIn. Trcrsisr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07

PASTE diamonds Fre so called because
people get sruck on then SO ottel.-S1G
EFGnctSc0 E.Ia.tHer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-07
Hll WANTED by the Oldest,

005OO ia &bY largest and best Sn vi Nu-~-
- res u the West Permanent positions. good
pay. outrt Tree crAER NURSERIES. Lot sans. 70.
0ryAX1 1Ss ..7sa s,s-, sz< .sc
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20

system or serofulous condition Of the
blod iSStedg for whiShAyer's Bar!
sSpGriIlA Is tho bese remedy. . 9t inviRo-
rates and vitalizss tho blood and expels
Al humors. .,,..
Senator and Mira. Stanford gave Q
dinner Tuesdsy night in honor of Mrs.
Grant, wife Of the late President.
Among those present were Senator
Jones Of Nevada, Nine. Romero, Gen.
erel Beale. Admiral Porter, General
Rucker and Senator Stewart.
According to the United States Postal
Laws and tho United States Revised
Statutes, neither a husband nor wife
has any right to open the others lct-
ters, and the one that does it may be
prosecuted under Section 3S92 Of tho
Revised Statutes for so doing.
A. Bruce learns from newspaper ac-
counts that among the victims of the
late blizzard in Dakota a man by the
name of Bruce was severely frozen,
though not fatally. and he fears it il HIS
brother. Charley Bruce, WILL known
here. We trust that the report is not
true.
That there have been severnl head of
cattle killed by trains during the recent
cold spell there is no doubt; but the
item, Between Elko and Carlin the
track ia said to be strewn for miles With
the remains of steers," which is going
the rounds Of the press, is o hoax of
huge dimensions.
The Woodland, CAL. Mail of Tues
day says: "A number of our citiz"ns
went out to some of the ponds east of
here Sunday aud enjoyed an old-fash-
toned skate. The ice was thick enough
to bear them up safely. and they en-
joyed the fun so much that some of
them went ont again yesterday. Such
sport is rare in California, especially in
the Sacramento valley, where ice forms
on ponds only once in forty years"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
speaker Carlisle Improving.

= A Washington dispatch OF the 18th
instant says: ...
At9 o'clock tonight DR.. Powers said
that Carlisle was resting quietly. and on
the whole vas considerably better than
he was this morning. He had, how
ever, another chill during the after :
noon, to which the doctor seemed 10
attach but little Importance. Chills, he
said, were caused by intestinal distur-
Dances, which were primarily the result
OF oyerwork and disordered digestion.
The question was asked, "Is he dan
gerously or even seriously ili2"
81 don't regard him az such," was
tho reply. "He is quito weak, and, as
] said, from overwork and anxiety, and
II may be some time before he Is able 10
DO about; but he sits up in bed, has
never for q moment lost consciousness
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GLN HoTEL Bartlett 4 OStreicLer.
Proprietors.
] r Henry, Mound; J Lindsay, Sher-
wood; Harry Williams. Huntington; F
J Bowen, Union; D Abel 81 wife, Trip
around tho World; j b Duncan, c d
Fitch, Steve Grimes, JAS Stauts, Tusca-
rora; Jud Riddle, Pine Valley; G r
Valdez. HnlleOk; L NJ Potter, Jas Croz.
ier' Louis Leibm4n. 3 F; Judson Da'
kin; A E Lewis, Lamoille; F Mnrcelino,
Battle Mountain @ ,Aguirre, E Dotta,
Adobe; p GuiolH, Elko; NJ Reinhart,
Wlnnemucca, + E Drown & son, Clark
Drown, South Fork.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
Provide against Accidents.

Everyone is liable to accidents. Had
David Law held a policy in some relin
BILE Accident Insurance Company no
would have received $40 n week during
his confinement, and in case of death
his heirs would receive $4,000. III. H.
Miller Is Agent for tho Pacific Mutual,
ono Of the most reliable Companies in
tho United Htatos, Gall on him and
secure Yourself against accidents,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
olive and Let Live.o

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment is the ,ule. Glassware, Tinware.
Stoneware, Nails etc. always in stock.
1T }1H. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
Wells Items.

We are indebted to our Wells CORE
spondent for the following:
1.-The IN. rcurial Thermometers at this
place have been frozen up for the lust
three nights and only once has it
popped above zero through tho day,
and then only degrees above and only
for short time. Prof. Robbins. the
weather clerk, has his suspicious that
there had been some tampering with
the instrument during this temporary
rise. There is considerable loss
amongst range stock over ordinary
Winters, but still the COW boys report
the loss il manly old COWS and poor
calves. Young stock il doing better
than expected. There are about ten
cars of stock steers here writing for cars
to be shipped to California where they
will be pastured for next yours mar
ket.
t""The Chinaman that was killed at
Independence on Monday was brought
down here for interm-nt. The Mon
gols lnid him out in an old vacant shan
ty with few sticks of punk to keep
him. company. During the night some
Of the native ghonls stole the corpse,
which created considerable consterna-
ton amongst the heathens. They
quieted down this morning, however,
on finding the frozen defunct leaning
against the section house door. Such
disgusting ghouliShness AZ this is depre-
Gated by MI our respectable citizens"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
PaIIsade Hotel.

Since the recent fire Mt Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents, have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both az to
board and lodging. A liberal share of
the public patronage il respectfully
solicited. e.. .."
l-9 E. NJ, BAUM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
An Absolute Cure,

The ORIGINAL ARIETINE oINTMRsr IL
only put up in large. tvo-ouncs tin boxes, and
. "a absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chspped hands. and al. skin srup.
tionS. VIII positively cure eli KINDS Of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINR ONT
MINT. Sold By Y. .. Mptlsr =, q ocots psr
\ --by mall 30 esn o,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20

and and has hal sovsrar hours Of rsffes6tng
sleep. Ithiok,, without repeated and
violent recurrence IF the eliills, hs viii
get along without serious trouble. On
tho whole hsis oertAinly Improving"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
Holiday Goods.

Brown & Hoskins are in receipt Of
some of the finest b ,lidny Goods, in the
way of Reed and Rattan Rockers etc.,
ever brought to Elko. Call and inspect
the stock before tho choicest are Sc
lected. - H 1928.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
For Sale.
E. NJ, BAUM.

have for sale number of fresh
mich cows which will be sold either
singly or otherwise. 1 have also a
Eumber of young Holstein bulls which
will be sold ut reasonable figures. Any
one desiring to purchase such stock as
il described above will do we'll, TO coll OH
or address
.,,..-. - w. T. CRANE,
Elko,
Nevadn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
Humboldt Aouse.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, l desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally TINT good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
The BAR
Will be stocked with Ane Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gnllon. Give the Hum
boIdt n Gull.
9-12 10. LANG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
Lost.

A letter addressed to Giovanni Dotta,
Elko, California. Anyone finding i,
will confer favor by leaving it At the
INDEPENDENT Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-20
JuSt Received

Over two hundred new sanples for
custom made Full md Winter Clothing.
II you want fine salt Of elothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in a.,
best in quality aud cheapest in price,
come and look at my samples, You
cant help being suited,
II. RENRLap,