Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-10
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sALMAoUNDl.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. l5.
X of p. at Castle Hall tonight.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
X of p. at Castle Hall tonight.
Henderson Dsu.r. who has been
quite sick. is reported considerably
botter to-day.
Another anonymous communication
from Cherry Creek. Time lost, they go
into the waste basket.
Charley BIossemer arrived last even
ms from Reno where 10 has been stop
ping for tho p1Gt tSo months.
The time of the Fort Halleck dance
has becu changed from the 18Th TO the
10Th Instant. SEQ advertisement.
Times-R eview:-On and after the
llth Instant. the mail between Tusca.
r0rn md White Rock will run three
times n week.
The stage brought down from Tusca-
rora yesterday. ten bars Savnjo bullion,
valued Mt $40 900. which was forwarded
to San Francisco by express this morn
ing.
we learn from the Times-lteview that
Fred w:lbsrt, formerly in the shoe bust.
moss at this place. has been adjudgcd
Insane aud committed to the asylum at
Napa, California.
This day closes tho Fourteenth ses.
sion OF the Nevada Legislature, and
tLere is little doubt that the soIons aud
their constituents will not be sorry
when the session is finally closed.
Airs. Rosenstock and her daughter.
Essie. accompanied by Mr.. Rosenstock
OF Omaha. left last evening for Balti.
more. a largo number of their friend
assembled 1T the Depot Hotel to sec
them off.
Senior Riddlebcrgcr was forcib'y
elected from the Senate Sunday by
order of President Ingalls,. Tie Virginia
Senator was in au intoxicated condition
aud couli not be prcyaiiel upon to
keep quiet.
J. A. Plummer Esq. has broken
ground for n new residences which j. s.
Gardner * Son will Immediately put up
on the lot purchased OF Mrs. Lowe,
where the lSDEPrNoxNT Office formerly
stood.
We would be pleaSei to publish
President Harrison's inaugural address ,
but our limIIel space will not permit
and as j: is published in full in all the
large dtilies our readers will have no
difficulty in obtaining it.
William Butler aud family, forme rly
residents Of Elko, arrived last evening
from Reddiug, Cal. where they baye
resided during tbs past several years.
We are informed thnt Mr.. Butler will
make Elko county his future home.
Before Judge B:galow left hero in
February n venire Of sixty trial jnrors
was drawn TO serve MT the coming ges.
sion of the District Court, which opens
next Monday, but ut the equcst OF the
Sheriff lie list was not published.
Times-Rcview:-There are in Nevada
60 flowing a~'tesian wells; So in Ornsby
county, % in Lander. 2 in Churchill, 9
in Douglas. and l in L ,mora ldn mt
The deepest Of these is only $40 feet,
mud many a:o bat about 90 feet in
depth.
Jno. S. Mlyhugh arrived Inst even.
ing from Carson City where he went to
pnsh his claim for 5000 for services rrn.
dercd in Obtaining subscriptions to the
University Fund. not for the purpose
OF having the Legislature authorize the
COMMISSIONER to refund his md other
donations TO said fund. MS reported by
the editorinl correspondent OF the Free
PIcss. An Act Of the Legislature, MP
proved Feb. II. 1887, All horized the
Commissioners 10 refund all such claims
when duly approved, and the claims
hive been paid. Mr.. Mnyhush's do
nation Of $50 included, which was
allowed May 2, 1887.