Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-23
From Mondays Dsiiy.]
AALAA0UNnI.

for Reno.
II. p. Hamill came down fiom Wells
this morning.
Mrs. Margaret Thorpe Is visiting
friends in Star Valley.
This mornings west bound train, in
two sections, vas on time.
4 light shower. which was quite
welcome. visited this locality this morn
ing.
Mrs. f. DaGlcy and family went
down TO Cahin yesterday where they
will reside in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bradley left
yesterday morning for Reuo &c attend
the Nevada State Fair.
Persons who wish 10 purchase or rent
n dwelling house aro referred to the
notice, For Sale or Ront. elsewhere.
Lou Henderson went up to Deeth
last evening to attend the business
while Loxis bradley visits the Reno
Fur.
Louis Bradley and Geo. J. VIM. OF
Dceth. md Allen Fisher. OF Wells,
passed through this morning for the
Itero Fair.
Commissioners Geo. II. bird came
down FROM Tusrarora yesterday, and
Commissioner Frank IIoncyman, M
rived this morning nom Wells.
Mrs. CrumbIe and her daughter, Miss
Heccio. have returned .ron Mound VAL
ley where Mrs. Crombie hn, been witt
ing and Miss Reccie has been teaching.
The slight shower this morning was
supplemented this afternoon hy II
drcncher, and everyone is r~ejoiced over
the beautiful, cooling and purifying
rain.
Barney Horn shipped Yesterday ten
cara Of beef cattle from IInlleck TO san
Francisco. William McCombs went
'NNhA "AN Az WI fIIcuU u lcW
weeks in California.
Sec notice Of call for Democratic
Primaries aud County Convention pub.
lished elsewhere. 1t il TO be hoped
tnnt there will be n full delegation from
each precinct in the county.
Tho United States dispatch boat
"DOIphin" has arrived at San Francis
co. She left New York on January LIST
bound for Honolulu. She is now
awaiting orders from the Secretary Of
the Navy.
II Or. Lee, OF Carson, wishes to get
his 1.-TWO 10 ono" bats OH Harrison
taken lac has only to send his coin to j..
Henderson. Banker. Elkp, Nevada, and
he will be accommodated 10 the full
capacity Of his exchrqurr.
DIR. W. NJ. Parsons. the we'll known
Dentis., arrived last evening aud will
remain ut tbs Depot Hotel for a fcw
days. Those who desire his services in
any branch OF the profession arc re-
ierred TO his card else where in this is
sue.
Terre lIsute. Ind. Erprcss:-Mr.
Ilicarde-Wcll, I went to church this
morning. Mr.. Jack Potts-Bct SIS
you can't tell what the text was. Five
goes! This va il: Wine aiu't n
marker when strong drink IL raging
And / should say it mint"
Our liopublitnn friends continue the
cry OF "FIce Trade" notwithstanding
the fact TINT nll the great LEADERS, Of the
ltupnbiican party during the past ten
or more years have favored q reduction
OF the tariff, and the placing Of mary
necessities and raw materials on he
free list. Their numerous speeches
prove this.
Joo Henderson leaves this evening
for Ann Arbor, Michigan. wlIrio lie en-
tiers upon n three years course in the
Medical Department Of tho University
Of Michigan. Tho INDErENpENr joins
tho many friends OF Joe in wishing him
health and success. looki ne forward to
the time when he will sign himself ~.
Henderson N. d."
Tho I~SbErENDESr is Indebted 10
Assessor Wallace, Of Eureka county, for
n copy Of tho tax list OF thu: county for
the ycnr 1888. Among tho heavy tax
payers arc the C. I. Il. X. assessed ut
1921 $50; l.. IL T.. Il. II. Sill 40;
Grayson g. lIinckloy. 500. 900; Es:nte
of Joseph Dean. s95, 73O; Eureka Con.
Mining Co, 500 600; Richmond Mining
Co, S70.0O0. aud Simeon Wcuban. SG7,.
$50.
The Wells fraud.