Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-23

OnO nuuorou pairs oIanReto EecoAVOo
at Eeinhart's to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J.. Frank came in
from Bullion by private conveyance To-
day.
AL Fisher and Ben Fitch came down
from Wells. this morning and spent the
day in town.
Mrs.. Emma Bixel arrived this morn
ing from Canada on visit to relatives
and friends.
For pair OF fine Boots or Shoes leave
your measure with E. Osell, next door
TO Rosenstock's.
IT, Harris left last evening for
trip to Colorado. He will DO absent
some ten days.
B. Keefer came in from Bullion yes
terday and returned to-day. He reports
everything quiet at that mining camp.
Walter Clayton keeps nice, fresh
Strawberries, Cherries, Raspberries,
Candies, Nuts, etc.. Give him q call.
George Duncan had the misfortune
TO meet with an accident the other day
by which the muscles Of his right arm
were severely wrenolfed rendering it
useless for the time being.
Whether on land or at sea, on the
prairie or ia the crowded city, Ayers
Pills are the best cathartic, being conve-
I. nient, efficacious, and safe. For torpid
liver, indigestion, and sick headache,
they never fail.
The Little Giant Base Ball Clab, of
Elko, hereby challenges the Shoshones
TO play match game OF the latter's
grounds on Sunday. the 9th instant.
Fine sport will BIZ witnessed provided
this challenge be accepted.
The dog poisoner has again made his
Questionable presence known, and this
morning Charley Gooding's little dog
succumbed to the Vaccinations of the
AonO'. M Oho Wv A6Eu ho6EtSu
wretch would toop to such inhuman
conduct.
There is no danger to human life
more to be dreaded than that which
arises from vitiated blood, Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, headache, and general de-
bility, all result from it, and are cured
by the use of Ayers sarsaparilla. Take
It this month. Six bottles, $5.
Chris Baumbach, who left here last
Fall for Idaho. intending to mako that
his future home, returned this morning.
Like all other residents of Nevada who
leave fora better place he has returned
TO stay, as he Ands no more desirable
place for home than Elko county.
She-Do you love me, darliugp
He-What in blazes to you want to
interrupt me for, when am just ad-
ding up column of fgures2 Ofcourse
I love you'll Confound It all, now I've
got to add that whole column up over
againi
He didn't talk that way before they
were married.
Some. idea of the difficulty expert
enced by delegates from remote coun-
ties in attending the State Convention
may be gained from the fact that Mr..
Flam, delegate from Lincoln county,
travelled 140 miles by stage from Phoebe
to Frisco, Utah, thence by the Utah
Central r. r. 243 miles to Ogden,
thence by the Central Pacific $50 miles
to Reno and finally 81 miles by the v.
& T. to Virginia City, total distance
of 1924 miles.
Two men are at work on the tailings
at the English Mill, owned by Messrs
Russell & Bradley and others, and 80
fur as their work has gone they are con-
hdent that the enterprise will return q
rich reward for their labor. The tail
ings are worked by teaching process
and the sulphnrets obtained so far as,
say as high as $500 per ton. There Is
an immense amount Of material there
which will all be worked, provided II
Continues ko v,ax, m wall aa that xvhioI