Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-09
GFrom Thursdays Daily.
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hoo AAt u ONA
Of H"lleck. arc in town to-day.
hrguinr meeting EIko Lodge. No. Is
X. Of r.. at Castle Hall tonight.
The Masonic Temple ut Los Augele'
was destroyed by FIRE last Monda,
morning. Loss about $50. 900.
The political campaign in tai. Stat,
will be opened on The 10th instant b,
Mr. Cassidy mt Wells. and by M.ssrs.
Baitine and Murphy ut Carson.
Sheriff T. E. Atwell WAS taken sud.
denly i'll yesterday. but is reported bo:.
ter to'dny. though still confined to his
room. His illness vas caused by dis.
ordered stomach.
The Republican County Centrnl Com
iuittee is called t, meet on Wednesday
evening. the 18th instant. The nd. in
the Tiue'.R .risw should rrad wednes-
day instead Of Saturday."
Fred Bertsch arrived las. night from
San Francisco where he and Col.
Moore shipped several cnrs OF cattle re-
Gently. He snys they met with II very
fair market. Gel. Moore still remuins
in the city.
Klauber & Lewis Wholesale grocery
and supply store Mt San Diego, Cni.,
the lnrgeSt business house in tie CITY.
WAS burned last Monday morning.
The loss is $780, 600 oil tho building
and Si5 900 on the stock.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment Of the District Court in the
case Of Shoecruft. VS.. Beard Bros, thus
finally deciding the cnse i'll favor of
Shoecrnit. J. ". Dorsey Esq. repre-
sents Shoecrnft uud Talbot j. Earring
ton the Benrd Bros.
The FoiepnuSh company gnve a good
honest show last night for the benefit
Of The lire fund. aud the community nre
well satisfied. Although n full srt,le-
meut has not been made. the benefit
will net the FIRE fund nenrly three hun
drel dollars.- Times. Review.
Those politically inclined. md who
is not1 should keep M y on the
notice of appointments for Hon. &. W.
Cassidy which il published elsewhere.
The campaign will open on The 10th
Incl pI ak NVatIa T.,.. o .. 49,
him discuss those political issues in
which We ore all interested.
Mrs. ". ". wra,hers, Of Star VAL
ley. came down Tuesdiy evening with
eT little boy who Ind the misfortune
to break one OF the bones OF his left
wrist. DR.. Meigs repaired damages
mud The little fellow is getting nlong
nicely. Mrs wenthers is stopping with
Mrs. William McComb4 md will re
turn home this evening OF Tomorrow.
Attention is directed to the ndve ti,e-
mi Mt Of L. De Young under the hrnl
OF New To-day. TuscaroIa is now tie
most lively mining camp in the S'ntc,
and anyone who desires TO engage in n
lucrative business would do we'll 10
correspond with Mr.. De Young who
offers a rnre opportunity for invest
meni. MS n busin,ss in n growing town
is sure to be profitable. md tho future
prospects Of Tuscnrora are brighter now
than they have ever been.
The September issue Of the American
Magazine is n noteworthy one In
addition /" nm interesting mud varied
collection OF choice literary features,
ara two very forcible articles on oues-
tons Of tho day-one OH The Presi-
dents Error" by James G. Bla inc, and
the other by Governor Pornkcr, oil
Tariff mud Lnbnr.' The Magazine
opens With n finely illustrated article OH
American Navy Of To-dny," "
Lieutenant VIM. F. PulIam. U. 3. n.
The writer shows what progress has
recently been mnde in the direction OF
giving the United States n nnvy. A
feature Of the article is n description CT
Chptrin Znlinski's dynamite cruiser,
the "yesuvius." The new cruisers are
fully described.