Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-03
From, Friday. Daily +.
SALMAt: uNDI.

HhoAdilciioAS uu!S ave .cCHie,
The saldest OF Tho year"
j. D.. Abel camo in from his ranch
near Fort Halleck yesterday.
The Bed Rock Saloon, next door TO
the Postofice. =
Geo. W. Potter cnme down from
Tuscarora by stage yesterday.
%(:hildren's Wooden Hoods for %
cents, at Rosenstockis.
Dan Hill, of Carlin, gave tho INDIE
PENDENT Il friendly call Inst evening.
Children's Winter Cap, for %
cents, Mt Roscnstock's.
c. NJ. Riddle has returned from n
surveying trip to tho northern part
OF the county.
Messra. Parker and Hull will fur.
nish first class music for the dance ut
Freeman Hall tonight.
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, nj
wholesale in quantities to suit ~
| Reckhart & Froelich's.
Citron, Lemon Peel, Orange Peel,
D.icd Currants, Raisins, Almonds
and Flesh Oysters, M Mrs. Records.
Geo. w. Grccn, Interaal Roycnue;
Collector, is in town looking after
Uncie Sans finances in this quarter
OF his ranch.
Dan d. Williams has been ap-
pointed Postmaster Mt Tuscarora, vice
Geo. w, Peltier appointed under the
Cleveland administration.
Joseph Smith and wife. OF Ruby
! Valley, came down from Halleck on
tho late train last night. He reports
six inches OF snow at his place ycstcr.
day morning.
All those who chi ~ dancing 10
good music should not fail to put in
mn appearance at Freeman Hall to-
night. A pleasant time is assured
10 all who attend.
The effort to mako the ISDEpEyp-
n an interesting and we'll printed
paper is appreciated, as new names
! arc constantly being added to IL
subscription list.
This Carson Appeal says it is ru-
morcd that n prominent citizen OF
Reno hus run away with n membcr o!
the d-mi monh, lc aving his vito and
family behind. Who is he?
Chief Justice Fuller and Secretary
Blaine were orco fellow reporters.
Journalism graduates make some very
fine ~jur;sts anl statesmen. But somo
OF tho best stick to the old job.
The Union Pacific has absorbed tie
Chicago 6 Alton railroad. 1t clr
scarcely DO questioned ia.ta HOW
transcontiroItal railroad will be
the outcome OF the recent combina-
tons.
, a large and well selccted stock of
Overshoes and Rubhers just received
Mt Rcinhart's. Tho time of year is at
hand when thoy arc a necessity, and
you will do well to mako ycur select
tons soon.
The church was beautifully deco.
rated with sweet spring flowers and
the mir was heavy with their fra
GRANGE. AS Tho service wns about to
begin, small Kitty pulled her mothers
sleeve: "Oh, mamma, don't it smell
solemn?" ,
Ira d. Wines, Of Ruby VI!loy,
brought his family over to IIallecl
yesterday, ond thoy left last evening
for Salt Lake City whore they will
spond tho Winter. Mr.. Wines came
down hero, being subp9naed us n
witness in the water suit.
Sarah Holland, n woman evangelist
preaching among tho negroes al
Brunswick, Georgia, distributes 9
load OF watormclons FREQ at tho meet.
ings. Tho crowds that go to hear hcI
preach are enormous.
Acting Secretary Batcheller holds
TINT Chinese la%unlrymon aro laborers
within tho meaning OF the Restriction
and Exclusion nets, and therefor can,
not land in tho United States. They
certainly arc not merchants or stu,
dents, and unless they aro laborcrs 4
would be hard to classify them.
Times. Roview:-A small band o.
antelope was soon last week ncar the
foothills on tho eastern sido OF The
Owyheo dcsert. 1t Is tho first mp
pearancc OF that species OF game il
many years in that vicinity, although
thoy formerly quito plentiful
there, and also in Independence Val
10y.
A Nnrc Chance for tho Sick.
Tho wcll known Suit Luko Physi
clans and Surgeons, DIaS. FREE
MAN & BURROWS, will visit Eiko
Nov, at DEPOT HOTEL, on Tues
day, Nov. 10Th, prepared to success
fully troat tho Ego, Err, Nose
Throat and Lungs, Club.ieet, Dow
logs, etc. Ulcers and old cores
specially. Spcctaclcs cornEcrLY nt
ted. I'd.