Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-15
(From Tuesdays Daiiy.1
IOALMA0UNDI.

his morning.
James Davis. tue miller. returned this
morning from Eagle Rock. Idaho.
Abnsr Wiseman. OF Clover Valley.
eame down from Wells this morning.
@. G. Wallace. Of Eureka. cam up
last evening and spent the day in town.
II. II. Coryoll csmo down from Wells
this morning.
Ed. wolverton and wife, Of Secret
Valley. came down on this mornings
train.
Al Fisher. the Alcalde Of Wells, came
down this morning aud spent tho day in
town.
Mrs. J. J. Garecht arrived Sunday
night on tho late train from q risit to
California.
Tho weather is extremely warm; tho
thermometer Standing at 81 yesterday
and 96 to-day.
w. G. Price. Superintendent OF the
Navajo, spent yesterday in town and
left this morning for San Francisco.
Denver people are fockipg to Salt
Lake City. They say their natural adj.
'antagss arc nowhere alongside those OF
Salt Lake.
b Tho man who takes ten drinks OF
whisky a day will in tvouty years con-
Iumo thirty-siI barrels OF that liquid,
worth at Wholesale $1,000.
n. d. Foley. OF Reno. aad N. F.
Tarpey, Of Los Angeles. delegates to
the Chicago Convention. passed through
this morning en- route for home.
Miss Bertha Smith. who has had
charge Of tho Primary Department Of
the Tuscarora schools duriug the past
year, arrived by stage this evening.
LIE. Morgan Esq, went up to Wells
last night. en- route to Sprucemont.
where ho goes. ns Public Administrator
to look after tho estats OF Henry DIevs,
deceased.
w. l.. Davis. OF the White Pine
News. ia tho happy father of q duugh
ter, born on the End instant. Shake,
Bro. Davis. aud may tho little Quo live
to DO a joy aud comfort to her father in
his old age.
White Pine News:-At tho scrip re-
dsmption last Monday the highest
prices paid WAS 20 99-lO0 cent? on the
dollar. As usual Bill Hayes got Away
with the bulk Of the baggage. he scoop
ing in the fund at that figure.
The Tuscarora stage line IL doing a
good business. This morning there
were twelve passengers and 5000
pounds Of freight. aud f~orty.sight
horses were required TO transport the
ssme and take it through on schedule
time.
Our citizens Are taking ~advantnR. OF
tho very cheap prices given by the
Happy Hour Dental Co. judging from
their large number OF visitors. We arc
informed that they will remain hero Till
next Monday. then probably 60 to
Wells.
The Nevada Probibitionist. published
At Genon. 10 the latest venture in news
paper enterprise in tho State. As its
namo indicates it is forsniust whisksy,
and hence will labor 10 Tho interests OF
tho W. q. T. U. and kindred ~organiza-
tions.
AIRS. Z. II. Woolverton will leave this
aroning for Amity. Missouri. to visit
her father who is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. woolrerton is tho youngest child
and has not seen her father for two
ysars. Sue will be absent until tho first
Of August.
Chauncy II. Depew sailed for Europe
on the 4th, and before he started he
said: ~ shall keep my weather. eye
open on the other side md SEQ to what
eItont Cleveland is popular in Eng
lnnd." Chauncy would do we'll to keep
tho other eye open to SEQ how tho Lon
don banker, Morton, stands in the
British metropolis where ho has such
large financial interests.
We bnvo a communication giving an
account Of the celebration OF the Fourth
at Hugh Martins which ID not published
for two reasons: First. wo had an ae-
count OF the festivities in typo when
this was received. Second. tho article
10 signed "a Guest" with nothing 70
designate tho nnmo Of the author.
Anonymous communications will not DO
published, hence when you send manu-
script for publication tell the editor who
you arc.
There must DO some one In Taylor
who knows moro about running a
newspaper than Tho editor, (nothing
strange, however. for their nsme is
~leRion,) for tho last issue Of the News
says: "Whon a man wants 70 run .
Newspaper lie should buy an outfit, hire
his help aud launch his GRAFT, instead
Of having somebody else to do oil this
to suit him. because he has . 90 Ad. In
the paper"
what's Tho Matter nowT