Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-05-13
tFrom Tuesdays Dsiiy.l
HALMA6UNDI.

Geo. W. Taylor, Of Pleasant Valley.
WIS in town last night.
George A. Grant has removed his
family FROM Bullion to Elko.
The Buffalo Bill Combination sailed
yesterday from Hull for New York.
"sIodern Iuddelity' will be the sub
jet Of the lecture at the church this
evening.
James G.. Blaine is the strongest man
for President in the party umoug Pac:-
Tic Coast Republicans.
Esquire Jud. and Mrs. Dakip. OF
Lamoille. cumo in yesterday evening
aud stopped over until today.
There has been n cold north wind
blowing most Of the dry. though the
sun shone bright and clenr.
j. ]. Campbell. We learn. will proba-
bly, be n candidate for County Commits
siouer on the Republican ticket.
There is now on exhibition at the
Gem II Gne specimen of ore from the
Resurrection rhine ut Mountain City.
You can change tho current Of n
stream by damming it, but you can't
change q political opponent that way.
Special meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
10. +. & A. NJ. meeting of the Agricul.
iurul Society aud lecture at tho church
this evening Mt s o'clock.
Judge Il. Il. Bigelow came up from
RSuo yesterday and will remain here
seveni days. fla will probably hold q
session Of the District Court before his
return.
Inspectors Of the primary elections
held i'll the various precincts Of this
county last Saturday ase requested to
forward returns u this Office ut their
earliest convenience.
William Foster. OF Austin, offers n
reward OF $50 to anyone who will tell
who split the ears and cut of the tnil OF
a c II belonging to him. It was the
dsStnrdly deed OF nh unprincipnled
sconndrrl.
Mr.. J. J. Campbell received q dis
rn,ch from DIR. Huntingdon ut Sacra-
nIenio to day stating that his brother,
William Campbell. il not seriously in.
iusoi aud tna: he will be out again in q
few days.
ID not onll your political or religious
opponent n fool, lest yen be considered
one yourself. Everyone has a right TO
his political or religious opinion mud is
entitled to the respec, OF those who
differ from him.
John Sherman mny be n strong can
lidnte for President in the East, but
hir supporters on the Pacific Coast
woul | not form n corporal's guard. But
suppose he should be nominrted at
Cni,nyu; what will the intelligent Re-
publicans Of California and Nevada do
OH election day?
The Providence Journal impnrts to
the Republican party q friendly remiad-
er Of the fact that President Grant ad-
yocuted the admission OF foreign fine
woods free Of duty in his messugs Of
1874. without being accused OF being n
'free-trnler," openly or in disguise.
The rejected surveys" as described
in the Washington dispatch, comprise
Ave townships in White Pine county
commencing directly east Of Hamilton
and running moth, M township in
Secret Hull'y. this county. aad seven
townships in the vicinity Of the junction
between Humboldt. Lander aud Elko
counties.
There il to be held this yenr Mt At
lnnta an Industrial Exposition bv the
negroes Of the South. The Constitution
snyS Of il:
The coIorcd race has had twenty
three yolrs Of freedom. There il no
more important issue how unsettled
than to know just what progress it Lns
made in industry, agriculture aud
science in it, two decades Of liberty
Tho Exposition will show this M moth
ing eisc could show it. and the people
hero are heartily in favor OF it."