Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
Frora Saturdays Duily.
l. N A1uNDI.

Frank Culver left this morning for
IN FfsEcisco.
The little notice in yesterdays issue
brought the wheclbarrow.
Ripe tomatoes md grapes were picked
in q garden ut Suisuu on the 9th inst.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. IS
i. o. o. r., at thoir Hall to-
night.
Miss Ruth Russell left this morning
for Reno whore sho will re-euter Bishop
Whitaker's school for girls.
Our usual Legislative reports ncces-
snIiiy omitted today on account OF tho
nou-arriyal OF tho Carson Tribune.
Lunch at the w c. r. U. Reading
Rooms will be served this evening i'm
mediately after the concert at Freeman
Hall.
Miss Marion L. Stone, teacher OF the
public school nt Cnrlin, came up last
%crening on n visit to her father and
sister.
With about eight inches OF snow on
Il, ground and clear. warm sunshine
%sIoi8hiDg is fine aud numbers nre enjoy.
ing it.
Our Wells correspondent informs us
that thoro arc about s inches Of snow
there and that it extends as far south rs
Spsucemont.
Do not fail TO assist n worthy object
Of charity by attending the entertain
Inent given by tie blind girl nt Free
man Hall tonight.
II is umoroi that Eugene Robinson,
the founder OF Sslignnn. White Pine
county, hns purchased n half interest in
the Dimick mine at Eureka.
In our District Court report We omit
ted to state that the trial OF the case OF
the State OF Nevada vs.. s. N. Streeter
Is set for Tuesday. Fob. IL. 1889.
A sister OF jonn Ainley, whom no has
ii seen for twenty years. arrival his
morning from Canada on n visit TO her
brother md sister. Mr.. and Miss Ain
10y.
A. LoichIor. Proprietor OF tho Elko
Brewery, is now manufacturing n super
Tor article OF bottled beer which will DO
suppliol to families or TO tho trade in
quantities TO suit. Patrouize a home
enterprise.
@. ii. Sproule to'egraphs his pnprr,
the Free Press, under date OF Carson,
Jim. 18th. Ms follows: Eugene Thomp.
sou wnH p%aIdoncd to-day. and leaves for
South America tonight. Nulligan was
refused n purdon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who advertise aro
always fortunate. II is In advertising
that nll Tho luck lies. A man who hns n
thing for sale and fails 10 ndvortiso il
like one who owns q lantern and IL too
stingy TO buy n candle.
James Down has bought OF J.. L..
Ktysor his ranch cast OF town known
MS tho burner ranch, together with tho
cattle belonging thereto. This is a
good property and will no doubt prove
n valuable investment for Mr.. Dnwar.
Ii. NJ. Warrington. President of tho
Virginia e. Truckce Railroad, also own
or Of the Lnpnnis mine at Hawthorne,
md ii. A.. Hillman. son Of ". &. Hill
mnn, j. p. OF Tuscarora, arrived by
Inst evenings trnin aud left this morn
ing by stage for Tuscnrora.
George Myers. charged with oblnin.
ing money under false prttouso, had
h'" trln' before n jury in Justios Hon
lry's Court this afternoon. Tho iur,
di'ngrcsd, upon which n noHe pro,eqa
was entered md the defendant wns dis
charged from custody.
Our clubbing contract with Tc,o,
Sitings ends on the 3ist instant. A,
who desire TO receive this popnla,
publication for ono year for 81 ahoul,
6oi'd In their subscriptions boioro tlr.
date. WEEKLY I~NDErEsDgSr without
Sitting" 81 n year In advance.
Tho following officers Of Elko Lodp,
NO. 10. X Of T., wero duly installed
by Grand Chancellor Rogers At tho Ina,
regular meeting Of tho Order: l.. l.
niikoy, q. o.; 4. q. Mcclellan, Y. o.
DANES Brain, rrrlote; J. u. Abel NJ
OF F.; John IIibbets. NJ. OF E.; .. L
Groom, X. OF IL. & &.
Max sohoon, OF Mountain City, cnv,
this Office a friendly call this morning
lie Is sanguine OF tho iuturo of tb,
resurrection tnlno which Is being stead
Ivy ~pro'peosed, mud thinks II will event
"a''y disclose valuable DEPOSITS o
precious metal. Tho now concentrate
erected there Inst season works vol m,
% valuable addition to tho property.