Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-10
From Mondays Daily.l
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this afternoon. No arrivals.
School Books. Blank Books, as well
as all other kinds Of books. at Hull's-
J. A. plunmer Esq. returned yester-
day fiom Il business trip to Tuscarom.
Yesterdays base ball game resulted
in n score Of lG to 1 in favor oil the Lit
tie Giants.
Assessor A. W. Hesson has n notice
in this issue of interests to taxpayers on
proceeds Of mines.
The Journal says TINT Reno has had
more rain showers this year than for
several seasons back.
Miss Beech Crombie. teacher OF the
Smith Greek School. came in Saturday
on a visit TO her mother.
Mrs. j. ". Dorsey returned yestcr-
day morning from II somewhat extended
visit to frieuds aud relatives in Cali
fornia.
Senator Stewart has our thanks for
another invoice Of seeds which haze
been distributed to thosc who will give
them a fair trial.
Allen G.. Thurman, the next Vice
President of The United States, il &c
years old. lie mny. however. ~outliye
President Cleveland.
Another fine Shower visited this re-
gion ye terdny morning. This norm
ing the weather WAS cool enough to
make fires comfortable.
The Walker Lake Bulletin Is strug-
glirg with the ''BoraI Prollem." 1t
doesn't clearly see how to make n borac-
ic fight against the Mills tariff bill.
Scientists say there /. no plant TINT
but the only article usei as food from
the mineral kingdom is common salt.
See notice Of R%ifenhurg & Dove else
where in this issue. Those who desire
photographs should not miss tie oppor-
tunity to have them taken while the art
lists are in town.
Boston G!obe:-No wonder they say
the Yankees ~oTaggcrate. We know OF
one who complained 10 his butcher tina;
tho last piece of strak sent min Hus so
tough Tint his mother could not chew
the gravy.
4 writer in the ST. Louis Globe il
looking hopefully forward to tho time
when the walls. ceilings and floors of
our dwellings will Ice mnllenble glass as
n period when approximate cleanliness
will DO possible.
Mcssrs. Bartlett & Ostreichrr have
just received a car load Of the famous
Sierra Lager Beer which they are offer
ing to the trade Mt lower prices than
my imported beer sold 10 the market.
Give thom q trial order.
New York SUM- think ice cream
is delicious, George" she said; II just
loyo it," "Dut didn't you know it's
very d~nngerous?" inquired George, un-
easily. Eyes, | suppose il, is dangerous,
but | Hm no coward. George"
A.. G. Dawlcy, Of Ruby Valley. came
down from llalleck yesterday morning
suffering from severe hemorrhagc OF the
lungs. Within the past few Days he
hns had several severe attacks which
have greatly reduced his strength.
Commissioner Bird came down from
Tuscnrora yesterday and Com:niS sioner
Iioncympn arrived from Wells this
morning. Sir. Bird says they cucoun-
tered n severe snow storm this side Of
Taylor canyon yesterday morning.
Goy.ruor Waterman has oT.rel n re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest and convict
ion OF the parties composing the mob
implicated in the hanging OF ono John
Wright. nlins Graham, in the town of
st, Helena, Napa county, OH May 8,
1898.
We learn that Len Wines hns pur-
chased the general merchandise bust
ness Of VIM. Snow, in Ruby Valley.
and that Mr.. Snow will remove his
family to Elko next August. We wish
Mr.. Wines success in his new enter
prise.
Times evicw:- n dog snaps
nj n fly that has been fooling around him
for five hours md misses il, he feels
just like the gin who pours tho full
lido OF her affection over n young man
and suddenly discovers that it won't
soak in.
John Hayden, OF S%pruccmont, cnmc
down suffering from n broken collar
bono which was occasioned by being
thrown from n horse. DR.. Grimm re-
paired tho injury, 40 inr MS possii le.
and tho young man left last night on
his tetnrn home.
j. S. Gardner Inns recently made OK
tcnsivo improvements on hin residence
and now has ono OF tho most attractive
Ia town. Ito has varied tho monotony
by painting IL u peculiar color which at
once strikes tho eye as being m iiu-
ptovcmont on tho conventional white.
II,o ,rooI GouIhn.n rnI;fn.,io L....