Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-14
From Friday. Daily.
SALMAGUNDI.

J. II. Henry. OF SHELTON. came In yes
terday aud st"prei over until to- lay.
E. L. Stevens. who ha, been teaching
at North Fork. eame down OH yesier-
days stage.
Fishing poles from as cents up. and
. full assortment Of duo nsLing tackle
at Mul!er's.
Sullivan goes to New York by the
steamer Hudson. aud Kilraiu returns
north by rail.
The Journal says the Rulrord CON-
pany has decided not to rebuild the
Depot Hotel at Reuo.
Mrs. Fl. J. Keith returned last even
ing. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. j.
J. Campbell. Of Fort Hullesk.
The State will 10 compelled to pny
all the expense. Of the special election
in February. which is just and proper.
Those who desire a pure article Il
whiskey for medicinal or agricultural
purposes, during the h.ying sensou),
will hud the Old Tennessee White Rye
at Nuller's.
Johs E. Black. = Swede. nged twenty
four Years. is said to be tue man who
upset the blazing glue-pot ut Seattle
and started the fire which proved 30
disnstrons.
Miss Lou C~rnighead. tencher at Smith
Creek. Mound Valley, is spending her
vacation at home. She will resume
her lnbors in the school room about tue
LIST of August.
Mr.. Johnson. a mining man from st.
Louis. will accompany J. r Henry to
Union to take u look at the l%atter's
mining interests which Sir. Johuson
thinks Of purchasing.
John l.. Sullivan says that la will
put up the champion Belt which he
wins from Richard X. Fox, for til.
Bownry bootblacks OF New York to spar
for. He does not want it.
S. F. Pcst:-MitcbelI's conduct IN.
wards kilIain after the great fight of
Monday proved him to 10 what his
eiiemies have always claimed him to DO
"A most contemplate cur.
Phoebe Record:-The winnemucca
b"nd plays funeral dirges at dances,
bnt the v~otnries Of Terpsichore dane. An
vigorously to the slow time rs when The
strains OF a quick Step salute their tar.
Mira. Ruggles lett l,st evening for
Pnso Robes, San Luis Obispo county,
California, where her relatives reside.
She will go over to Carson to SEQ her
husband who is working for tho State.
A. Dover, who has been for many
years a resident OF Wells, will remove
to Elko and engage in business AK n
shoemaker. hnrncssm~ker. etc. lie has
rented the brick building opposite the
Humboldt House.
Teachers. or those who propose to he
teachers, nre referred to tho announce
meut Of tho July examination, else
where in this idsu.. Those who pro.
pose to pass mn examination should hi
on band on Wednesday. the 18th iu-
stapt.
An unusually heavy rain fall is often
called n ''clnudburst;'' but clouds do
not burst; there is nothing to burst; a
cloud is nothing more than a collection
Of visabie vnpor, or watery PARTICLES
suspended in the mir which, OIL being
condensed, fall to the earth as rain.
Carson Tribune:-.If some naturalist
will explain how flies are reproduced
annually; whore they go to in cold
weather; how long lived they are; and
what in the devils nau,e they were
created for. he can secure n prcminm
by bringing or making bis explanation
to this %Ufics.
l.. t. Dennis, the reformed clown,
so-callsd preacher aud clothes reno
SHter, left last evening for Wells where
he will stop a shor, tims to look after
the rHinent and tho souls of the resi-
dents OF that city. We recommend
him TO tho fntberly oars OF Al. Fislrr
VIII" will fec that no has due sare and
attention. oil,
The Reno Journal snys sone Of the
saw mills on the rruokee river will shut
down this month, partly because Of n
sc"rcIty OF winter and ul.o to prevent mn
over production. Tho Verdi Mil Co.'S
branches will run AZ usual through tho
Summer, and will suppl all kinds and
sizes OF lumber.
Quo OF the attractions at tho Paris
Exhibitions has been tull fighting, hut
tho police have notified the mnunpr-
ment tina. the exhibition must stop uu-
less the swords OF the mutadors nrs
tipped and tho horns Of the bull MISC.
This will reduce the Spanish interest In
the sport and very materially the gate
receipts.
Those who desire n vehicle Of my
kind. from n dog cart to q freight
wagon, ATE referred to tho ad. Of fish
Brothers, Rsoius, Wisconsin, which
"ppeara Ia another column. The rcuu.
tiiion OF this firm for building substnu.
tial wagons and carriages IL not Il
passed ny any mahufLotory Ia tho
United States.
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Anothcr Johnsto " tIood.
Youngstown. N. Y wa vi.itcd n.