Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-14
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
MARCH IA, 1888
SALMAGCNDI.

late Santa Cruz pspers.
G. H. Roland, of Glover Valley, came
down from Wells to-da-.
J. D. Abel came in from his ranch
near Fort Hslleck yesterday.
The Reno Journal says that G. s.
Young has left Washington for Reno.
Mrs. Thomas Harrison, of RUBY VAL
ley, il visiting Mrs. John 8. Mayhugh.
E. P. Hardesty and j. B Fitch, of
Wells arrived on the noon train to-day.
Everyone should provide against nc
cident by securing a policy in the Pa
cific Mutual, represented by M. II. Mil
Ter. ...- ...
tits said that counterfeit $50 pieces
are circulating in Tulare City. There
is little danger that the printer will ever
be stuck with a counterfeit $40 piece.
Times Observation-Disclosures Ike O>treicher
came up from Elko Saturday and re-
manned over yesterday. He wears his
military title with becoming dignity.
Mrs. Eva Gallagher and her children
left last evening for Butte City, MontH-
ma. She VIVA accompanied By her faith
er, Mr.. j. L. Wines, as far as Ogden.
Dispatches report recent terrific
stotms on the Atlantic Coast. TIL 9
storm extended south as far NJ Wash
ington where it was unprecedented in
severity at this season of the year.
The extraordinary popularity of
Ayers Cherry Pectornl is the natural
result of it's use by all CT asses of people
for over forty years 1t has proven ir.
self the very best specific for colds,
coughs, and pulmonary complaints.
A private letter from S. s. Seara,
dated Santa Cruz. MARCH, 10th. reports
ali we'll and in. good spirits. Mr.. Sears
expects to he in Elko about the lst Of
Mly or possibly sooner. He sends
kind regards to all his old Elko friends
Take Ayers Sarsaparilln, in the
Spring of the year, to purify the blood.
iuvigofate the system, excite the liver
to action, and restore healthy tone and
vigor to the whole physical mechanism.
Remember That quality, not Quantity,
constitute the value of medicine.
The nlmmig trial is nearing the end.
Mr.. Deuprey closed his argument for
the prosec ution on Monday, and Otto
tum SUDDEN spoke in behalf of the de-
Tense yesterday. The general impress
sion WAS that Mr.. Dsuprey made a
strong review of tue evidence aud q
good impression OIL the jury.
"When do you think the moon ia Mt
its loveliest, George, dear ?" she. asked
George. dear, stole his nrn and eau
tious glance around the immediate vi
cinity, and whispere L: "When it is
behind Ii cloud, love-" and they were
as happy M if they had each taken a
hypodernic inj ction Of morphine.
Fearful storms are reported in north
ern part Of Michigan IN the vicinity of
the great lakes. Trains on the Caua-
dlpu Pacific Railroad are blockaded, and
business has been temporarily suspended
on the Chic"g' aud Nor hwestern. The
blizzard is said to have been the wors {
for railroad men thut has occurred this
year.
Alta:-A statesman in the Minnesota
Legislature made melancholy failure
in trying to make a speech. After
much Intellectual foundering and huk.
ing, he sputtered IN excuse by saying
ing that no man could make speech in
shirt made by his wife His wife
should relort that no woman CAN cut a
shirt to fit u hog.
Cassia County Times: - The only loss
to speak Of among range stock on Raf
river, is among the bur Ms and OC's
owned by the Promon,ory Land &C. Cat
tie Co., Of Utah, and even the per cent
OF loss among these cattle has beer
greatly overrated, Notwithstanding the