Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
From Mondays Daily.l
RALMAGUNDI.

in town to-day.
VIM. Snow came up from San Fran.
cisco last night.
Thomas Short...o Ruby Valley, was
in town yesterday.
Sheep and antelope are freezing to
death in New Mexico.
Commissioner 4 IIamill came down
fromsWells this morning.
John p. Thorpe and Thomas Cahill,
Of Lamoille, wero iu town to. day.
1t is q good man hat can tell The go
Of a saw by looking Mt it's teeth.
An easy way Of crushing the growler"
is to tie n tin pail TO n dogs tail.
Mrs. Q. II. Sproule and Miss Amy
Weston left this morning for Carson.
Tho newly organized Sewer Pipe
Trust will u things into the ground.
Murderers fentenced to death in New
York after this will go ohm to dynamo.
Allen Fisher, Of Wells. passed through
this morning on his why 10 tho Capt.
tul.
W. T. Smith and DR.. J. J. Meigs left
yesterday morning for Stockton, Cali
fornia.
In ancient times everybody played
the Tyre. Nowadays. the l:ur plays
everybody.
There is a baseball man in New Jer-
sey nsIfed Spuydsr. There arc no
flies oil him.
J.. W. Dorsey Esq. carries one nrm i'll
n iling, the effect of n fall from the
Courthouse steps last week.
"rhe churn must CO." says nm agri-
cultural exchange. or course it must
in order that the butter mny come.
j. b. Fitch returned from Carson
Saturday evening, stopped over yestcr-
day aud returned to Wells last eveE-
ing.
Charles Adams. OF South Fork, came
in yesterday with los head Of fine beef
cattle, which lie shipped to-day TO San
Francisco.
S. II. Henley md @. w. Hull have
the front windows Of their business
houses beautifully oruamrnted with up.
proprinte signs.
d. II. Haskell. OF the Southern Pnci-
fc Company, arrived from San Francis
CO OH Saturday evening aud stopped
over until this morning.
John n. Dorsey has returned from
San Francisco where lie shipped three
car loads of fine beef cattle. lie says
lie did we'll with them considering the
low price Of beef.
Assemblytnan Cheney Inns ON thanks
for a copy OF the Memorial aud Rssolu-
t:on relative to cnrtain suits now pend
ins for taking frewood from certain
lands in this State.
The Office OF night telegraph operator
at tho Hum boldt House Inns been dis.
continued, mud Walter Adriance is now
taking u vacation. lie will probably
visit Eiko within n few days.
John l.. BaIck, under indictment for
tho murder OF his brother, Sam uel J.
Black, last May, died in the county jail
at Virginia City, Nevada, Wednesday,,
Tho deceased had been tried three
times on the charge, tho jury disagree.
ing each trinl. The fourth trial was sci
for the latter part OF this month III Car.
son. lie lon YES n wife md four sons in
Oakland, Cal.
Denver Republican (Rcp.):-Therc
nrc many mon in tho South who think
as General Longstrcet does in regard 10
the thrift, but comparatively few OF
them arc brave enough to vote in nc.
cordnnce with their tariff vie KS. They
prefer TO be Chased rs Democrats
rather than, voting in accordance with
what they think are tho best interests
OF tho South, to ba called Republicans
Virginia Chronic!s:-Tho decision oi
Judge Barrett Of tho New York Supreme
Court, FORGETTING tho charter OF the
North River Sugar Refining Company,
Is tho hoaviest blow yot administered
TO those commercial conspirncics known
ns Trusts" The decision, whether
good law or not, is nj least good sense,
nhl good sense IN tho bnsis Of good
law. The Trusts must 60. The people
demand II and tho Court awards II.
Jamos Cain and his wife, (nct CnmC
as II wns printed Saturday,. tho parties
who vera brought down from Well,
under arrest, left yesterday morning fol
Cnrlin. They ore recent arrivals from
Ireland where they wcro crictoi from
little farm for noupnymsnt OF rent, ant
Ia tho slrugglc with tho onlccrs who
mado the eviction Cain lost m eye. liz
has recently beon working for tho s. l.
Go. nt ~promon,ory. Cain Bccms 10 b,
q man OF some education, M no use
good Language in conversation.
hssemblyman Springmoycr has intro
duced n bill 10 prevent the employment
OF persons under Is years Of ngo n
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