Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
tP.oD Tuesday. Dally.l
KALMAGUNDI.

Valley today.
The Tuscatora list Of registered vot-
ers contains 5S7 names.
Carson Appeal:-Uncle Jimmy Fair
has registered in Virginia. No. Sa.25s.
Candidates are now as busy ns bees
interviewing the voters in different
parts Of the county.
Il Nevada n doubtful State7 If not,
why is Senator Stewart engaged to
stamp the Stat?
May the best ticket win in Elko coun-
ty-"nd we believe that We have
the best ticket by odds.
1t is many years since we had us
good IL county ticket in the field US We
have this year of grace, 1883.
The w. L. Smith Co. are now re.
ceiring u fiuo line OF stoves OF nil kinds
and prices. Take n look at them.
Our business men are now laying ia
their Fall and Winter stock Of goods,
and there is now no need OF sending
away for anything you want.
j. J. Hilton. Of Mound Valley, is
mstnder;ng about town seeking whom
he mny devour. He seems partial to
the locality of the Hot Springs.
Our thinks are due anl hereby ten
dcred to JOY Poll .rd. OF Tuscarora, for
n list Of twelve new Subscribers to tho
DAILY la~DkrESDEsr from that lively
ca mp.
/. is rumored that arrangements will
be made for a joint discussion between
the rivn! candidates for long term school
Trust'e, to be EeId ut Moline and
OJino.
Joseph Smi:h. Democratic candidate
for short Term Commissioner, came in
from lsnGy Valley to-day. lie is II
good imam for the position ind should
be elected Icy II handsome minority.
Observation-Disclosures OF six and
one.hnif miles Of the wafer pipe is now
laid, aud water wns let in ut the upper
end yesterday. The working force is
now carnred in the valley in sight Of
tnwn.
The fiat session OF the 5Oth Con.
g'css. which ended Inst Saturday. was
thc longest in the history of the United
States. il having lusted 32l days, while
the longest previous session was ONLY
3O2 days.
Our item yesterday in reference to
the wager on the election was somewhat
iudc;lnnte as to the nmount. The bet
was 81 900 n side, uui the -, 900 were
deposited i'll the bank yesterday await
ing the result.
Senator Stewart was advertised TO
speak ut Tuscarora on Saturday, the
9th instant, but as that il the day Of
tho Democratic rally ut that place tho
T!mcs-RcIiew announces Tint the SEN
utor will speak there on Sunday, the
2S;h.
EXamincr:-H Mr.. De Young could
say last June, in the state of affairs
then existing, that ''no man with lInrri-
sons Chinese record could carry thu
Pacific Coast" what must lie think
now, when such Il tremendous engine
as the Scott bill hus been set in motion
by u~arIison's opponent?
Chairman Hcnscl, of Pennsylvania,
in = recent speech said: ! have seen
American lhborcrS turned out OF house
AMI home for pnuper labor just landed,
tin Tagged, aud at night l have seen
III I snmo pnuper labor carrying ban.
nrrS in n R%.pubiicnn procession in.
s.Iibcd ''Protcction to American
Labor"
Mayor Hewitt cmphaticllly denies
Tint he ever snid that his iron works
would he hut down II the Mills bill be-
came n Law. On the contrary, the only
objection 10 the bill is that 1t does not
go far enough md remove the duty
from iron ore. lIo also declares him
self uneqnivoc lily nfavor OF Cleveland
and Thurman. md thinks they will cor
tninly DO reelected.
George Russell returned yesterday
from II trip through Clover Valley. lie
expresses himself nS perfectly delighted
with the exhibitions OF thrift displayed
lay the residents OF that Valley, whoro
fine farm houses, We'll cultivated
ranches. good stock and last but not
lenst, generous hospitality 10y the happy
ard contontel people greeted him on
every hand. There IL no more pros.
pcrors community o. comfortable homes
in the county than Glover Valley.