Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-07
From Mondays Daily
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tered. Will you neglect it until too
late?
George Russell and his little son mr.
rived Saturday evening from San Frau-
cisco.
Ed. odeil, Myron PixIcy. Iicnry voigt
and John 4. McDermo,t came in from
Lamoille last night aud returned to-day.
ii. Lidyard. proprietor of tho Ruby
Valley stage line, camc down from Hal
lect yesterday, aud returned last even
ing.
Mrs. William GnTduer, nee Miss Ida
S:rcctcr, left this morning for Cali
fornin on II visit TO her sister, Miss
Maud.
The distant rumblings OF n most dis
gustiug aud astounding scandal arc
audible, ard u positive sensation is i'm
pending.
The Tuscaroia Jockey Club will Five
four days races on Oct. cath, 25lh,
2Gth and 9th. Purses a~ggrcgnting
$1,000 will bc awarded to the winning
horses.
a fine shower visited this locality
last night, md it has been raining at
intervals during The day. The damp
ness is appreciated rs it puriics tho ut
mOsphcrc and lays tho dust.
The Board OF CouUty Commissioners
HTo in session today and the session
will he continued tomorrow, MS this is
the timo for establishing Elo. ton Pre-.
ciucts and the appointment, Of Inspec-
tors.
Reno Gnzettc:-Sensation defeated
Victor at the SusauNillo races Tuesday.
Victor won tho first heat in 2:22II, but
tho Reno favOrito won Tho last threc
heats without q break in 2:22, 2:2I,
2:2i.
A srocinl 10 tho Examiner dated
Washington, Sept. IS, says: There is
tho highest official authority for tho
statement that the prcaident will, be-
tween now AMI Tuesday neXt, sign the
Chinese Exclusion bill.
Boston Glghc:-Hcre is the "meat"
of the whole taIiT question: II the tar
in rniscG the prices Of goods made in
this country j; COMES out Of the con-
6nmor. II it does not raise prices. then
it is uon-proteCtiyo aud useless.
Robert J. DoOh;, n resident of Eureka
since 1872, s~uicilel by ha.ging himself
in n stable last Thursday morning.
Deceased was a member OF Eureka
Lodge. No. %. l. o. o. T., was 81
years OF age and had q vile Lut no
chillrCn.
Betting Oh m election is made n mis-
dcmcauoT 10y cur statutes, Tut tho idea
held 10y many persons that a person
who bets on an election canrot vote is
erroneous. No one il deprived, or can
bc deprived, Of tho right Of sulfEGo by
n wager on The result Of an election any
more than il lie should bet on a horse
race.
From GnLo COIN, who came down
yesterday, we learn hat ut the ErpuD-
lican primary, hell at TuscarOEa on
Saturday evening, 27l votes were cast
for the election Of IS delegates to .he
County Convention. Il is understood
that the delegation in solid Tor AtweIl
for Sheriff and Hummer for District
Attorney.
Omaha World:-Tho Republican, this
morning quotes M cifuSi sc cp:stle from
that protcmtious asa, Bis hop Newman.
Whom il is remembered at tho rover
end snob took $4,000 for preaching "A
funeral sermon for q shoddy smob in
California. lie ought II receive from the
Republican Campaign committee at
least 81 30 for tho letter the Evpulli-
can prints.
Tho Ncpuhlicm primary parsed off
quietly hero Silurday evening. OF the
~ votes cast IS voted for Atwcll for
Ehcrih, 10 for Polk, while IL voters On
pressed no preference. 1t Is charged
that there were sou!o very crooked
votes cast, but az il was n Republican
election tho charges must necessarily be
false. Republicans mover resort 10
cunning in m election!
The Rovcil!o publishes n long string
Of stun, which il dcEignnies ''poctry,"
on tho Democratic Convention held at
Austin last Wednesday and Thurslny
No wonder the author stipulNt | That
his unimc shoull not be given. II was n
similar cnuHion which tho editor re.
turned 10 his fair correspondent with
the following comluOnt;
40, Emile, o, Emil:
Such poetic, such portri."
Boston Globc:-In tho mnmo Of COM
mon RcDso whRt hnvc English news.
papers or English rcvcmuc laws got to
do with this American tariff qucstion,
anyway Our Republican friends scom
to think that This country has lost It's
independence Of Judgment, aud must do
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