Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-12
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SALMAGUNDI.

to-day.
The thanks of the INDEPENDENT are
hereby rendered to Senator VIM. NJ.
Stewart for Public Documents.
Observation-Disclosures Ike Ostreicher
will arrive here this afternoon with q
detachment of colored troops.
"Hotne Knowledge" for April ssys
calling cards should be large and nearly
square, and engraved, not written.
The Austin Reveille should not de-
nounce National banks; for are they not
the Legitimate offspring of the Republic
can partya
Rosenstock has just received some of
the latest styles in Ladies' Bonnets.
They are beauties. Drop in and take
look OF them.
Miss Emma Scheff left this morning
for Mrs. Vests place, in Independence
school district. where she will teach a
term Of school.
At n recent session of the Grand Jury
in Austin four true bills werefound, one
for selling whiskey to an Indian and
thee for grand larceny.
The latest news from Conkling is that
he is better. His physician, DIR. Bar
ker. says: "If we can hold him three
days more he will recover"
The fir strge. with Lew Johuson's
minstrels, arrived at $40 this afternoon,
having left Tuscnrora Mt o'clock this
morning. The second stage arrived ut
1926.
II You have cold. cough, bronchitis.
or any form of throat or lung disease, do
not neglect it Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
If promptly taken, will speedily re-
lieve and cure all ailments of this char
Scter.
What has become of the Panaca cor
respondent of the Phoebe Record2 This
fe rture of the Record is sadly missed
and we suggest that the sprigbtly and
versatile writer be induced to continue
her contributions.
4 private letter from A. Bixel, dated
Los Angeles, April 9Th, states that he
and Mrc. Bixel are enjoying good health,
aud are we'll satisfied with their present
location. They send kind regards to
their Elko friends.
The attention of stockmen IS directed
to the advertisement of E. G. Hardy,
which appears elsewhere in this issue.
L. pays to grow good horses, and some
OF the finest draft stations in the State
Inay be found ut the Oasis Ranch.
The Carson Tribune says: "Who
killed John Sherman I, says Bill
Stewart, with my little silver hntchet,
l settled Sherman" What language to
he used by Republican paper in refer
ence to leader of the Republican party |
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very
offensive. 1t is impossible to be other
wise healthy, and, at the same time af-
flicted with catarrh. This disagreeabie
"loCboOJ III AbN blOob OOoIlhutG anu uuH~
gerous forms, can be cured by the use
OF Ayers Sarsaparila.
The House Committee on Pacific
Railroads has agreed upon bill, gener-
al in it's character, FORGETTING all land
grants opposite railroad lines not COM
pleted within the time specified by law.
The passage of this bill will restore mill.
ions of acres to the public domain for
actual settlers.
The Chicago Drovers' Journal of
March 81, says: CDR. Azel Ames is
now in Washington lobbying in the ins
terest of the Animal Industry Bureau
boodiers. He claims to represent Mon
tana, but it is said he has no interests
whatever in that territory. He is said
to be simply a sharp, smooth wire-pull-
er, who proposes to get living at the
expense OF the cattle interests"
The Virginia Enterprise says: 1.-THE
President, doubtless honestly mistaken