Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-01
(From Thursdays Daily.
sALMAGUNDI.


Wells this morning.
General Sheridan continues the
same as for some days past.
Sheriff Atweil collected S6l2 SO for
licences during the present month.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
X. Of p. at Castle Hall tonight.
Sarah Bernhardt recently Ryeut nn
afternoon at Monts Carlo and Won 5000
at roulette.
How soon N. II. DoYoung found out
no WAS mis.nken-after Harrison was
nominated.
Andrew Carnegie: Protection 10
American Interest,". is Il glorious thing.
LuOk ut ne!
A tin pail brigade of 1000 working
men vent from Indiana to Chicsgo to
boom Gresham.
Judge Il. X. Bigelow arrived last
night from Eureka aud will stop ovei
bore u few days.
Adam would lave made nm admirable
political candidate. fIis record was
absolutely without reproach.
Winnemucca is preparing to celebrate
the coming Anniversary of the Declara-
ticn Of Independence in du, aud ancient
form.
1t is not truo that County Clerk G.
B. Wiseman skipped out to avoid issuing
a marriage license to n Lamoille Valley
couple.
II. Lidyar1, Of the Raby Valley stage
line. I,aac Griswoli aud Col. j. u.
Moore left on this mornings train for
Halleck.
The people will sly who sha'l be
President. mud the will of the people il
sovereign. In this IS the glory Of Il re-
publican form of government.
Mrs. Perry, Of Carliu, nee Miss Betty
Tucker, is visiting relatives here. She
trundles her baby carriage with the
usual pride of n young mother.
Ned Clark (coIored) was lynchsd yes
terday in Worth county, Georgia. Clark
was charged with attempting to assault
n young girl thirteen years of age.
Wm. Moore (colored). who MS aulted
Mary BinSnrues Mt Mattoon, Ills, Sat
urday night, was taken from the county
Jail Tuesday morning mud Iynch-d.
Swift, correct and cheap justice.
Mslheur county, Oregon, which nd
joins Humboldt county on the north,
elected the entire Democratic ticket and
voted to retain the county sc II ut Vale
by a small maj prity over jordan VAL
ley.
The Appeal pub!ishe, n tubul ,lel
,tatsmeat Of the ball IIs cast ut the Chi
cagO Convention which shows at glance
tito vote given A. each ballot. There
wera sixteen candidates voted for, for
President.
We trust that the present campaign
will be carried on without the usual
amount Of mud-slinging at private
character. Let each caudidntc stund
on his record as u public officer, and
that alone.
Our private opinion is that the Re-
puhi:c:a party made u mistake in not
nominating Walter q. Gresham. but,
being n Democrat, We nre we'll pleased
that the Convention saw ft.to nominate
Mr.. Harrison
CImom Appehl:-.Tho Appeal hns re-
oeivea II pamphlet with tIie compliments
OF Mailman & Fosio. entitled The life
OF Big Bertha" An Rcouun: Of the
death of Big Bertha il what the public
is looking Tor now.
Tu' sdny evening, on the PcnnsyIva-
min Railroad Mt Gable City. n freight
train was run into 10y IL g,avsl trim and
men, terribly m%anglcd, were dead, aud
four In lily injured.
The telegraph reports The remarkable
case OF n girl Mt Gene c, Ill.,, who had
been blind for three years. having been
restored to sight through tho efficacy Of
prayer, after eminent DENTISTS had pro.
nouucel her case iucurable.
General Harrison wnS tIeltci to an
ovation at his law Office in indianapolis
when it was known that he had re-
cciYrd the nomination. The people
desired to take his horses from the cat
Tiage md haul him home, but be would
not permit il.
Silver Staic:-It il stated Tint the
Control Pncitic Railroad Company will
shottly sinking nm nrlcsian
we'll ut Rose Creek or Winnemuccn,
The company has NIL tho machinery
necessary for ioring two or three thons.
and feet IL necessary.
Creed %EIaymnnd's "The red bandnnn,
the flag which no v%iituous woman loves.
under which no brave man ever fought
Ia liRble TO become n Chestnut. lie hns
given ii twice in Chicago aud will re-,
peat IL 100 consecutive times ia Cali.
fornia. II is the masterpiece Of biz
lifo.