Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-23
LmAGCHDI.
Fresh fish at Henley's.

G%uO.
James Clark came mp from the Hum
boIdt House yesterday.
Mrs. ]. 8. Craighrad is visiting Mrs
Geo. Meigs at Well..
Miss Bl;tnch Roach left by stage this
morning for Bullion.
VIM. Smiley, of Star Wiley, came
down from Deeth this morning.
A good tailor would find plenty of
rrmunerative employment in Elko.
Coughs aud colds are prevalent. Try
Chambehaiu's Cough RemedN at
Rull's.
Mrs. Ricord has just added to her
stock n supply of staple groceries which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Quite n number of our citizens missed
tile opportunity Of ate nding the Carlin
masquerade on account of there being
no evening train.
g. F. 'rripIeH and Fl. Keith arrived
Tart evening from Carson, having de-
li~ered their prisoners to the state
Prison authorities.
F H. O'Keofe, who has been spend
ing the past two months ut San Jose,
Cal, arrived here Thursday evening
and went up TO Deoth by last evenings
trnin.
The west bound Golden Gate Special,
due here ut lilo Thur.day night.
passed through ut 10 80 yesterday
morning, eleven hours late. We did
not learn the cause of the delay.
A glaring error crept into our Legis-
qative report in Thursdays issue. S.
ID. 81, appropriating $3.50 to John P.
F"y for copying Senate journal, vas on
larged with 0's to read $150,OOO..
We have received copy of the pre-
siminnry announcement Of the Twenty
Fourth Industrial Exposition, which
"opens ut Mocha nics' Institute, San
Francisco, August 9th aud closes o.
tober 9Th, 1889.
The R6no Gazette properly says:
Business (?) M n who send away for
their letter and bilIheads have no right
to complain about people who buy their
groceries. dry goods, ETC., outside Of
their own town
James g. Flood, the California p,ill-
ionnire, died at the Grand Hotel,
Heidleburg, last Thursday morning.
DIR. U. G. Bliss, who attended Presi-
Sient Garfield during his illness, died at
Washington the same day.
Commissioners Fred Wilson LEFT last
night for Washington to DO present at
the inauguration of President Harrison.
Dir Wilson will return by the way Of
Elgin, Illinois, where business calls
dim. and will be absent about mouth.
ION the way down to Carson one of
the passengers asked one.legged Smith
what work he would be required to do
Mt the Penitentiary. ''I don't know
for certain, replied che prisoner" bat
1suppose I shall be put to work maxi
ing prehistoric tracks,
Four car loads of blooded horses be-
longing to Count Valensin, OF Sacra-
mentc. passed through last evening en-
route for New York. This tine stock
consists Of yearl nRs two-year olds aud
aged horses. all OF which show their
Uood in their general appearance.
We Icarn from tho Reno Gazette that
State Controller Hsllock has refused to
draw his warrant for the expenses OF
Che late election ~ required by The Aot
providing for the same. II the lottery
amendment had carried, would there
have been any trouble about paying the
expenses?
30 far We are anablo TO arrive at any
oehnite conclusion ~ to the probable
result Of tho Samoan troubles. The
altitude Of Great Britain lie mysterious
while the intentions OF Germany are
unknown. What the ultimate outcome
Of tire middle my DO can scArovly be
eooiectursd,