Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-22
From Mondays Daily.l
AALHAGUNDI.

Mrs. DR.. Keelec is quite i'll and has
been confined b her bed for several
days.
So for this Winter six men have been
found frozen TO death in different parts
Of thia State.
The sugar redneries Of Snn Francisco
have raised the price Of sugar on all
grades one quarter Of q cent.
A mnil trnin from the east arrived at
2:30 this afternoon. the first mail from
that direction since Saturday.
Judge Bigebu returned TO Reno on
Saturday night. hence there will be no
Court until Monday the 9th day Of Feb
ruary.
We nre pleased to that
County Clerk wisemsn has 80 far re-
covered from his recent illness AZ TO be
up and around again.
The party who borrowed 10. Lang's
w~heelborrow will please return il, as
10. thinks he has had it long enough
and he needs it himself.
Lyon T~imes:-There is not n particle
Of IL left in Mason Valley. The
ground is bare. but in the hills there il
snow from two TO ten feet deep.
The extreme cold prevented our force
from W., o. a, ni,,, ,-.st- .,...,
clock this morning, hence Wa arc late.
Excuse is this time. We will do better
when it gets warmer.
McGinty, who WINS arrested here and
returned to Mono county. Cal, last Full
on n charge OF murder, WAS recently
sentenced to seven years and six
months in the ~pcnitcntiary.
A SOD OF Attorney General Garland
and n son Of Senator Jones OF Arkansas
Ind n bloody fist fight near Washington
on Sunday on account OF n young
woman. Garland was beaten.
A strong movement is now developing
in Illinois to boom Robert Lincoln as a
candidate for Governor. 1t has already
400 enthusiastic advocates, while all
through Central Illinois the ide. il re-
ceiyed with Satisfaction.
The series OF meetings which have
been in progress during the past week
resulted in a number Of aocessions TO
the church. And yesterday several adults
md children were baptized according
to the rites OF the Presbyterian Churci !.
Cincinnati Teiegram:-soIne time
in the f~uture-nfter u few railroad Off
cinls have been hanged for murders
caused 10y cnreleSsness. the public will
be able TO get ct the truth of terriLl.
railroad accidents within q reasonable
time.
hr. George Russell and his two
daughters, the Misses Ida and Ruth.
left last evening for Reno where the
latter will re.enter Bishop Whittaker's
School for Girls. Mr.. Russell will
probably visit San Francisco previous
TO his return.
Chicago Scws:-.So sane person pro
poses TO prohibit immigration. But it
il n political necessity, forced 10y the
OF self-preservatiou. that it be re-
s,ricted to such persons AZ AFRO ct to lie
citizens Of n republic dependent npon
the intelligence and morality Of its peo-
pie for its continued existence.
There nre eleven dailics published in
tlis State, current report to the con-
trHry notwithstanding, to wit: Enter.
prise. Chronicle and Report, Of Virginia
City; Tribune and Appeal. Of Carson;
Gnzrtte aud Journal, Of Reno. Rcveils,
Of Austin; Times. Review, OF Tuscarora;
Silver Stnte. Of Winncmucca; and IH-
DEPENDENT. Of Eiko.
The Prince Of Wales denies that he
ever got drunk with John l.. Sullivan
during the l~atter's stay in London.
The report probably arose from the
Princess OF Wales giving q few tea
parties and going to the theatre oc-
casiuLnlly with John l.. not intending
tho event to have Nny political sIgni6-
cameo.
ATTAIN Oakland paper speaks Of
"thnt old Democratic ductrine that Il
Nntion,l debt is n National blessing"
Friend. when were you born. or arc you
born YETI Tint doctrine was first pro-
claimed by Jay Cooke. In n pamphlet
which was widely admired by young
men whoso debts werc paid by their
fathers.
S. +. Post:-A Texas mob took five
outlaws out nmd hanged them tho other
day. The outlawsFhow their bad jude-
mcnt by not coming to San Francisco to
run tho outlaw business. where their
pathway to tho gallows would DO
snoothcd by postponemeuts, appeals
mud habcas corpus writs for n number
Of yonrs yet. r,'.y
Railroad IkumoTs.