Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-08
(From Thursdays Daily. /
RALMAGUNDl.

Arbor Day.
Geo. II. Meigs aud j. B. Fitch came
down FROM VEL II this morning.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
X. of T.. ut Castle Hall tonight.
Two cnrs of railroad iron. for repair
ing the track in this vicinity. we're un-
loaded here this morning.
Tomorrow, in accordance with the
proclamation Of the Governor. will be
Arbor Day aud q legal holiday for all
the public schools Of the State.
Old Uncle Bills head was level when
he said: THE man that wears the finest
clothes amt the richest. The dude
generally is in debt to his tailor"
The State Board OF Agriculture has
negotiated n loan Of $1,000 Mt 3 Per
cent. interest. Tho money is to be
usei in improving the State Fair
grounds.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson. daughter Of
Mrs. Van Drielen. together with her
four children. arrived this morning
from Butte. Montuua. on d visit Of some
length T. her mother.
Carson Tribune:-Some Carsonites
who saw the Royce l. Lansing troupe's
rendition OF Tho Tutors" in San
Francisco, report the piece full of
bright. catchy music and amusing situa-
tons.
w. I. Smith is making some needed
repairs 10 his t IRE house. His enter
prise leafs him t. provide all facilities
which will condu"e to the welfare of his
business nnd the accommodation OF his
customers.
The Silver State has entered on VOL
ume XXSII. 1t is no flattery to ray
thnt the Silver State is the brightest,
freshest and most euterpriSing little
daily paper i'll tho State. We wish it
continued prosperity.
II the local editor OF the Parke County
News would devote some of his spare
time to au interview with Noah Webster
mud Lindley Murray it would prove ad-
rantageons to the columns Of his paper.
An able-bodied proof reader would be u
desirable acquisition.
Last Mondays Carson Tribune says:
Major john Dennis, the nrw..y appointed
Meter and Retiner Of the Carson Mint.
arrived this morning aud was warmly
received By al. john Is an old school
Democrat, but n quare man and much
respected by al who know him. The
Tribune welcomes the Major to Carson
society.
w. ID. lie, the gentloGinuly advance
agent of Lew Johnson's Ministries, left
this morning for Tuscuroru 10 arrange
for a two nights engagement at that
metropolis. Mr.. L:e has numerous
written Testimonials from various points
in the East all speaking iu tho highest
terms Of the entertainments given by
his troupe.
Virginia Chronicle :-The Boston
Record inquiries Iii there wouId be n
harm in sending n few men under 40 to
the National Convention, just to let
the people from other States under
stand that young men in the st tie arc
still training with the Republicans"
No harm Mt ulI, neighbor. But first
catch your young men.
Senator Leland Stanford is liable TO
become an important factor in tho race
for the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent. II is claimed TINT no will 20 be-
fore the Convention with the solid Pacii-
ic Coast delegation pledged to his ill.,
%terest. and there il IL possibility that lie
may be the choice OF the pnrty rs q
standard bearer in tho coming CAM
pnign.
Attention is directed to the new nd
vertisement of NJ. Reinhart, which ap-
pears elsewhere. announcing the open
ing of n fresh and dcsiIntie stock Of
Spring and Summer goods, now on e1-
hibition. which for quality md price
cannot bc eIcelled in this market. The
public is respectfully invited to call
while tho stock is full. AZ Edgar will
take pleasure in showing goods and
quoting prices.
On Tucsdny morning. Mr.. John NJ.
Campbell. as lessee and editor. assumed
control OF the Territorial Enterprise,
Mr.. jesse TaggArt r, retiring. The Enter
prise will be in future. ns in The past,
mn out. nnd-out Republican Journal, as
il has tho right to be. md We welcome
Mr.. Campbell TO the uncertain md
somewhat prccuriOus sen Of journalism,
aud wish him financial success in tho
management of the EntcrpriSe.
Hon. G. S. Young, c1-Supcrintcndont
OF Public Instruction, aud ono Of the
present rroprittors Of the Reno GIN.
zettc, arrived yesterday morning OH his
return from Washington mud stopped
over until this morning when no left for
Rono. Tho nHmo Of Mr.. Young is
prominently mentioned az q candidate
for Congress on tho Republican ticket
aud that party has few better men in
the State for the position. lie would