Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-19

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pect that because a man is q minister
he ought to tie silver goblets to q dogs
tail.
Reno Journnl:-"Dr. Meigs, of Elko,
would like to be delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention" We
do not know Of a more worthy repre-
sentative of the party in this State, nor
one who is more entitled to the honor
than DR.. j. j. Meigs.
Frank Riedel is at the Hot Springs
where he has been confined to his bed
for the past ten days. He says this is
the worst spell of sickness he has ever
experienced. We trust, however, that
he will come out all right when the
weather gets pleasant.
An excess Of animal food and a par
ti"l closing Of the pores of the skin,
during the Winter months, cause the
system to become filled with impurities.
These can be removed and the blood
purified aud invigorated by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Price 81.
John r. Bradley is now at Reno
experimenting improvements now MAX
ing on Russell & Bradley's English
Mill property. A large force of work.
men axe engaged in clearing the land,
and it is intended to put 800 acres in
cultivation during the present season.
Mrs. Annie Stewart Foote Fox, a
daughter OF Senator William M. Stew
art, who has been divorced from her
first husband for some time, was mar
ried last Thursday night. at the resi-
dence OF her parents in Washington, to
Senior Jose de Romeo Dumet, ON at
tache of the Spanish Legation.
Harry Harville and his daughter Car
RE came down from Tuscarora on Sat-
urday. Mir. Harviil- is, and has been
for some time, in poor health and is
now ell route to California in search OF
health. He and his daughter, who ac-
companies her father for the purpose of
taking care of him, will leave Tomorrow
morning for Sacramento.
Does anyone for moment believe
that John A Dimmig is free from NIL
knowl 'dge of the mystery attending the
death of Henry Benhayon? Can any,
one say TINT he believes the notorious
DR.. j. Milton Bowers to be innocent of
the crime Of slowly but surrly murder
ing his wife, or ccnspiring to procure
the death of her brother, Henry Ben
hnyon?
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges the
receipt of IN invitation to attend the
Convention If the International Range
Association, and the celebration of the
completion Of the Short Line of the
Queen City of the Plains to the Sea, to
be- held in the city of Denver, March
1881, 1888. Half fare rates hive been
secured ON all railroads centering at
Denver.
We have inst received new piece of
music, called "Silver Bell Waltz" by
II g popular composer, Charley Baker,
which we Gun recommend to our read
ers as very good. it not being too diff
cult and ut the same time very snowy.
1t can he played on the Piano or Organ,
and will he sent at the speciul price of
only 11-2c. stamps Address j. c..
GREENE & CO., 80 and 46 Arcade,
Cincinnati, D.
An alarm of fire yesterday morning
called out the Fire Company, and the
citizens generally, who with cpmmen da-
BILE proinptness extinguished an incipi-
ent conAagration which in some unac-
countable manner was started in the
old stage stable, near the residence of
G. G. Warner. It is forth nate TINT the
fire was extinguished before it got under
headway, rs the wind was high and
much damage to adjacent buildings
would have been inevitable.
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