Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-17
(Fron wednesday. D.iiy.I
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to-day. :,
Governor Stevenson and wife vent to
Chicago Oh the special delegate train. q,
E. n. Baum came up from Pnlisade
last evening aud returned this morn
ing.
The doctors now have strong hopes
Of General SheridAn's ultimate recov-
cry. 'rs
DR.. J. J. Meigs returned this morning
from au extended tour OF tho Eastern
States.
Go to the Art Gallery and examine
specimens OF the work turned out by
Riteuberg L Dove.
Lisuteunnt-G Governor Davis now holds
the reius Of State, Governor Steven
SOU having gone to Chicago.
The California delegation is enthu-
Ma >tin for the nomination Of James G..
Blaine; so are the Democrnt1.
Thomas Short. OF Ruby Valley. came
down from Hrlieck this morning aud
remained in own during the day.
T. W. Love, late Of Taylor. White
Pine county, Inns arrived aud will take
az his residence hero permanently.
The ice roam festival at Freeman
Hall Inst night wins pretty we'll pairo-
nized. the receipts being something
over $25.
All. Chartz, the we'll known shorthand
reporter, accompanied tho Republican
delegates to Chicago to report for the
Enterprise.
Mr. and Mr.. G. E. Mayer will accept
our thanks for a cordial invitation to
attend the Fourth Of July celebration at
Fort Ha'leck.
The LAZY managers OF the ice cream
festival will uocept the thanks OF tho
IS~DErrsDESr force for a liberal supply
OF cake and ice cream.
First Nsmma-I see you have got
your boys nome pretty plaid suits.
Second Mamma-Yes; that's the only
way eau keep them i'll check.
John T. Baker. the celebrated inter-
viewer Of the ''ghost Of Gave Crerk,"
spent yesterday in town nnd left at
evening on his return to Ruby Valley.
The San Francisco Evening Post has
reduced its price to two: cents q ~
The low prices Of the enst are gradually
finding their way 10 tho Paci6, Coast.
There is not the l. nst doubt in the
minds Of WI informed Nrvadnus, II
the election Of Judge SeSell to the SUI
preme Bench this Fall. There il 10
show for Murphy.
We regret thut the picture OF Presi-
dent Cleveland. published Yesterday, is
not "a good one AS the elrctrUtype i, iu,-
perfect. The pi,ture Of Allen q. Thur
man. published to-day, is some better.
Senator Cullom, Of Illinois, il care
fully cuitiyaling q. tender Presidential
boom, but it is'not probable that the
California delegation will waste much
OF their PIP cases OF wine in irrigating
it.
Alt.:-By the way. tho first so.ealled
kangaroo ticket" ever nominated in
this county WIS elected. And il re-
formed the tariff. too. The Democratic
ticket Of 1884 was also called::a "ksnga.
roo ticket" but it got there just the
III
A correspondent Of the New York
Sun says: "It the Republican pnriy
will put OH . clrnn shirt. aud bury the
bloody IL they hAre been waving 80
long, it will DO nR impossible to elect
Cleveland aS for u gnat to hatch q goose
egg in o snow bank"
The many friends Of Mrs. James ".
Smith. nee Miss Kate Dorsey, will regret
to learn Of the death OF her only child
which occurred at Denver, Col. to-day.
The Sympnthies Of the community are
extended to the bereaved parents iu
their great affection.
The attention Of tho dancing public
is directed to thu announcement, else
where in this issue, OF a grand Fourth
Of July Ball to be given ut Wells on tho
evening OF our National Birthday.
Everything will bu done TO mako il
pleasant for those who Intend.
Tho Examiner says the train which
left San Francisco with tho California
delegation was tho finest that ever
pulIed out OF that city, II was COM
posed Of II baggage chr, Containing 2l2
cases OF California sparkling cham
pNgne.) n kitchen cur. a dining cor and
eight Pullman Shoppers.
Index. standardization Bob Ingersoll
introduce, the nnmo Of Gresham ut tho
Chicago Convention hU will DO in q
curious 6x nbout %ssumpins the country
for n nominee that will DO tho exact OPP
posito in every particular Of his favor
tie. Not only Ingersoll himself but tho
State Of Illinois will DO very much
soured.