Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
trrom Wednesdays Daiiy.I
sALMAGUNDI.


The Tuscarora races commenced to-
day.
Some girls are nfmid OF goats. though
they are not generally dangerous.
]. b. Fitch. mine host OF the Bulls
Head. came down from Wells this
morning.
Il. =. Hamill care down from Wells
this morning aud stopped over in tonw
during the day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ta5er and Miss Lizzie
Dorsey gave this Office a friendly call
this morning.
II Cinnamon were permitted to vote
Harrison would sweep the Pacific Coast
like II tornado.
II California casts her electoral vote
for Harrison the people OF tue Golden
State should never open their mouths
about the evils Of Chinese immigru-
ton.
j. A. Miller, County Clerk Of Lander
county, came up from Austin yesterday
TO rejoin his wife who has been visiting
her brother, A. Il. Dawley, for several
days. Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller left this
morning for Austin.
1t is rumored that there will be a
Welding i'll town shortly, the parties
having already partially contracted for
q house-at least they have inspected it
and are well pleased with the residence
aud its surroundings.
The Sullivan Company left this MORN
ing for Eureka where they play n three
nights engagement. They will return
ere and SO up to Tuscarora where
they nre billed for next Tuesday, We'd
nescay and Thursday nights.
1--WE favor tie entire repeal of the in
ternai taxes rather than the surrender
of any part Of our protective systcm."-
[ChicAgo National Platform. 1T is
possible that IL surplus ought to be
somewhat reduccd."- Virginia Enter
prise.
Mrs. RoSenstock received n letter last
evening from Miss Frank, formeIniIy n
teacher in the Eko schools, bringing
tue snd news Of her mothers death
which occurred at Livermorc, Caiiior.
MIA. on last Monday. The many friends
IF Hiss Frank sympnthize with her in
her sad bereavement.
John Sparks, Of the cattle firm Of
Sparks Il Tinnen, passed through this
morning for Reno to which point lie
shipped twcnty-one car loads of cattle
fro,n Wells today. These cat;ls will
be fed ut his Reno ranch where he has
an abundance Of alfalfa hay.
In spite Of the declaration Of the Chi
cage platform the Enterprise says: . 1t
is possible that our surplus ought to lie
somewhat reduced" and in another
article "The thrift has been revised
several times since the war closed. It
may neel further reduction Is dot
so? Since when did you find it out2
Franklin (Pa.) News,-Pnrents in
the country precincts should DO on
their guard against allowing their cher
ubs to tie kissed by the numerous cnn-
didhteS who nte now roaming around.
Diphtheria. whoopins cough aud bad
breath are often spread about by such
means. Scs that tho candid ate wears o
base ball mask.
The Iolr OF Ireland WIS reported ut
Freeman Hall last night to IL respectable
audience, with some changes in the
Comedy portion Of the entertainment.
Take it all in all. the Dan Morris SulIi.
van show is IL good one, and a very
pleasant evening may DO spont in wit
Messing the beautiful scenery of Ire
land. iuterspersed with numerous rem
ditions OF Irish comedy.
Virginia Chronicle Tho Chronicle
has been informed that n brother of the
senior Senator Of Massachusetts now
| SNNNliNS Aht thltNIIhl CllulT OF u llEl
tariff contemporary. Tho former how
calls the Southern States 1.-The Cunfed-
crate States" while the latter applies
the epithct Of "ltebel Brigadier'' TO
c"ety Southern member Of Congress.
Thus it will be seen that these two old
Honrs have reoperod the wal against
the South.
Tho Enterprise says Mr.. Cass;dy's
speech ut Virginia City "~abounded in
Interpretations" How about Mr..
Bnrtine's strong point against the adj
minislrntion in stating that tho wages
Of wntchm,n ut the Carson Mint hud
been reduced from 81 to SO u day? Was
that n misrepresentation" was il ig-
norancc, or was it n deliberate false-
hood? Mr.. Garrard, Superintendent Of
the Mint, says they have not been re-
duccd, and lie ought to know.