Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-04-01
FroE. Saturdays Daily.
R1L.MAGUNDI.

morrow.
Il. Kecfcr left on this morning = stage
for Bullion.
Col. +. Z. IIardesty came down from
Wells this morning.
John II. Bradley and J. W. Dorsey
returned from Reno yesterday.
A. W. GobbIc, of Toano, came down
last evening aud returned last night.
During the past year $50 SO pas
SINGERS landed at the rort Of New York.
Considerable rain fell yesterday and
last night. but the sun came out bright
tlis morrsug.
L. II. WooIvcrton and G.. W. Grover
Jr. left last night for HaGeck oil their
return to Fair PIny.
Charley Brossemer has taken the
po ,ition az lIus driver for the Hot
Springs for II fer days.
We are pleased to learn that Frank
l;irdrl is showing signs Of improve
mcnt. We trust that lie will soon be
Out again.
Zen Fitch. mine host OF the Bulls
Head Hotel. came down from Wells
this morning. The Bulls Head is
doing II hu. business.
Examination of teachers next Tues
dry, Wednesday and Thursday. when
quite u number OF "school marms'' will
appear Az applicants for certificates.
The weather. tnrurd quite cold daring
the day aud the wind howlI very Win
try-like. March has beon No far, n nice
month but will probably end stormy.
We think the RevrilIc misses the mil
md hits its thumb when it says: Sruh.
tor Ingsll'r speech made in the Senate
has pleased thu Grand Army boys here.
A rumbcr nf prominent railroad men
passed through on to-hay's east bound
train, presumably preparing for the
change Of iii visions nud the time cnrd.
Uncle Dick Dorsey should be careful
not to tax" ladies ii,bHe unl rs he has II
gentle horse. The beast bucked brnvcly
this morning bnt wns iuully quoted
down without damage.
Col. derry Il. Moore arrived last night
from San Francisco where lac has been
spending thu Winter. Tho Colonel will
10 up to Wells tomorrow md thence to
HIS Ruby Valley home.
Carson AppenI;-Some months Ggo
tho Reno journal hoisted blaine aa its
choice for President. Someone sent
ll zinc q copy N the JoutnnS. and he
Immediately Withdrew from the can
Nass.
Jennie Juno, who recently became
proprietor Of 'Godcy's Lady's Book
began her literary career nj Rockford,
Illinois. For some time sho md her
husband, Mr.. Croly, edited n weekly
paper thrtc.
J.P. Elohr, formerly Of Elko, now n
member Of the Arm Of Dalcmnn1 & Co.
Wholesale Liquor merchants. Chicago.
arrived from the East this morning and
spent the day interviewing his numcr-
Qua friends here.
s. T.. Burton, who Inns been Post
master ut Sicrravillc. California, for the
pnst IL ycnrs, was nrrcHcd Monday on
II charge OF ~cmbczzling S2.5ll O5 Of
,nonry.ordcr md post-omcc funds. lie
was taken to san Francisco and released
on $500 bnil.
Walter Adrianco left laA night for
Montcllo, n station on the @. =. Rail
rond n few miles this aldo OF Trcomn,
where ho has secured n position ns
might telegraph operator. The 1SpE-
joins with tho many friends Of
Walter in wishing him success In his
now position.
s.. +. Positive respectfully suggest
Tint II tho rnilrond wants representation
in tue Republican dclegiuou to Chico
80 TINT Il send Fred Crockcr. Ito IL q
decent follow, md everyone knows
where hc stands, but the gang OF rail-
road lNwyom and bribcis. who nro get.
ting ready TO go, oan mike up their
minds for q disasrcenblo battle before
they get there.
Tho State University OF Ncvadn, To-
cntcd nj Tteno, offers superior ndynu.
tageH to young men and young women
who desire n good education at q trif-
ing cost. The institution being a Fart
.of tho public school system Of the State.
ia free TO all residents Of Nevada. Tho
next term will open on Monday, March
20, 1888. For further information nd.
dress Tho President, Lo Roy y. Brown,
Nsno. Nevada.