Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-23
From Mondays Daily.l
RALnAGgNDI.

town yesterday.
john Il. Bradley was down from
Deeth yesterday.
There are now seven patients in tho
County Hospital.
We are pleased TO see Sheriff Atw,ll
again on the streets.
1t is rumored that there will be n
Wedding in Cariin soon.
Abner wiseman camo down from
Wells this morning.
Henderson Green came up from The
Humboldt House this morning.
AIRS. A. Wines and Misu Stella Tnv-
lor came in from Pleasant Valley 10
day.
The Golden Quito Special went
through on time yesterday but did not
stop here.
We nre still looking ~anxiously for M
edito- who can please ell readers, sub
scribers and others.
This morning opened ont clear.
bright and wnrrn, more like Il day in
blny than December.
Ed. CnIyilic ard his little daughter
camo IN yesterday from Mound Valley
md rptnrupl in.1n-
j. Il. Henry. Of Mound Valley, mr..
rived this morning from San Francisco
where lie took n car load OF horses.
Jamca Clark. OF the Depot Hotel,
went to Ogicn last night to meet q sis
ter who is coming from the East on n
visit.
Beef and Pork Sausngc, Wiener
wnrst, Liycrwurst, Head Chresc, Triue
and Cornod Deof at the Elko Meat
Market.
The D"po. Hotel, Clark & Green,
Projectors. keeps up its reputation MS
the q~uietest and best conducted hotel in
Eastern Nevada.
Scn,inci:-ln orc shape aud another
great distress will follow the timber raid
in and about Eureka. There is a deem
feeling of indignation in this oommuni-
tyS
j. S. md Charley Gardner came up
from C"rlin yesterday md returned
this morning TO put the finishing touch
cs on Jno. Il. IIardmsn's Row build
ing.
country eit1r closes his financial
review with tho remark. Money is
close, but no. quito close CROUCH
10 reach" This remark is peculiarly
applicable to this locality.
An editor Of an Iowa paper, being
asked ''Do hogs pay?" says that q good
many do not; that they take the paper
for several years aud then nayo the
Postma.tcI send it Lack marked IRE
fused" ''gonc West" otc.
An i%mpromptu dance was given by
the young folks of Cnriiu on Saturday
night in honor Of Miss Gordon, who
mas been visiting her sister, Mrs. Van
Nance. Tho festivities were kept up
until midnight.
4 little child on tho train Mt Csrlin
yesterday morning Oh looking out Of
tho window ~ n stately Indiau
wrapped in a blanket OF rs many colors
ns JoScph's coat aud exclaimed: go,
Mn, there is n Niger Chinamnn."
From tie Reno Gazette sc learn that
Mrs. Evans. n sister Of Mrs. J.. Penrod,
died On Thursday afternoon. She
leaves a husband, Gen. Orlando Evans,
and two daughters aged respectively
II and lG years, to mourn her loss.
County Treasurer Hull has made his
s]emi-Nnnual settlement with tho State
Treasurer which shows q balance Of
$39,i5i 80 due the State from Elko
CbuDlN, luul amount III ON WIS 10Y
wGrdod to State Treasurer Tuny by Mr..
Hull this morning.
II PTesideDt-cloct Harrison il not
owned "soul, body and brecches" by
tho gold bugs Of Wall street before the
end OF a ycnr he will bc in marked con-
trast with any Chief Magistrate which
this government has Lad for n quarter
OF a century.
We learn that there are twenty appli.
Giants for tho Cnrlin school whore n
vacancy will occur after the holidays.
Miss Gray will not teach after the close
Of tho present term, Rs il IL said she Inns
taken n contract 10 teach q private
school with II pupil.
Tho Virginia Enterprise is authority
for the statement that Governor Ste.
Tcmson says tho reports Of tho tiial, in
which tho Goyornor was defendant, ms
published in the Bay papers were
"gnrblod." Perhaps the Thanksgiving
proclamation aud the inaugural (Fora-
kerr message wcro "~garblcd."
Thn nn,I farm nj Ihn Slnin fIniynraiI q