Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-17
CFrom Tuesday's Daiiy.l
SAs.mAGGNDI.

John Trenor came in from Hunt
ington Valley yesterday.
Milk sells for a dollar n gallon at
Silver City, Idaho. says the Avalanche,
and is cheap ut that.
A. Wines and his son Harry, camo
in from Pleasant Valley yesterday
and returned today.
After spending n few days hero
Miss Fannie Grant has returned to
Reeds Station where she is engaged
in teaching.
Tom Kane, OF Clover Valley, ]. D.
Bradley. of Deeth, and W. II. Cotant,
OF Halleck, came down on this morn
ing's train.
Miss Clara Beatty left Sunday even
ing for tho residence OF Mrs. John Il.
Wright, in Ruby Valley, where she
will remain during the Winter.
A new job press, new type and a
new supply OF stationery enables tho
INDEPENDENT Office to turn out first
class job work. Give US IL call.
DR.. Freeman, OF Salt Lake City,
arrived last night and has had nu-
merous calls to-day from those re-
quiring his professional services.
Silver State:--Ex- Congressman
Woodburn WAS thrown from a buggy
and seriously injured while hunting
neal Vallejo Sulphur Springs, Cali
~fornin, n few days ago.
Robert Hartley, OF Spruccmont,
came down from Wells this morning.
He reports everything very quiet ut
that mining camp ut present, but he
still has hopes for the future.
Miss Clara Wines loft this morning
for Los Angeles on n visit to her
mother. She will remain in Southern
California until Spring when she
will probably return TO Ruby Valley.
GLOW did you get rich?" was asked
OF Mr.. Tildon, and he answered, "By
buying things when they were cheap
and selling when they were dear"
This ccins TO be a very safe method
OF doing business.
Times cview:-The new helmets
OF the Guards are rs pretty as Il Tus.
carora belle, with o patent hustle.
The pointed duflicker on top sets
them off rs nicely as n wart on tho
crown OF n bald-hcaded man.
Buffalo Bill is becoming so foreign,
so Partisan, rs To be almost disguised.
HIS clothes arc made in London, he
wears II French goutce, and with his
invitations, for he entcrtains hand
somcly, he is growing more conserva-
tive.
Appearances Indicate a storm,
though We trust that We will not DO
treated 10 such a blizzard rs that
which visited New Mexico last week.
Snow in proper quantities is good, but
that was rather too much Of n good
thing. .t...
Superintendent OF Census Porter in
his annual report shows that prepara-
lions for taking the tenth ccusus are
we'll advanced and that every pro-
vision il made for the successful
enumeration Of the population, wealth
and industry Of the United States
next June.
Tho suit between n. p. Guldager
and 4. Lcichter has been settled by n
compromise by the terms OF which
the Elko Brewery falls into the pos.
session OF MI. Guldnger. We learn
that Mr.. Lcichter will remove his
family to T~nscarora, and although
we regret 10 lose SO good n citizen We
wish him success wherever his lot
may DO cast
a private letter from S. S. Sears,
Indian Agent at tho Pyramid Rescr-
walton, dated the 9th, states that
Samuel Salmagundi is kept busy by
his duties, though his health has not
given way under the pressure, and
that he is still able To take his meals
regularly. The many friends Of Mr..
Sears in this community will DO
pleased to lcarn that hc Is in tho on
joymcnt Of health and prosperity.
All who desire to further tho intor-
ests OF the various industries md
enterprises Of his own locality should
bear in mind that he can do so by
supporting his homo paper. Expo
ricnce teaches that no one enterprise
docs moro in behalf Of tho various
industries OF n town and county thnn
tho homo paper; hence in patronizing
IL you arc not t~Dstowing charity, but
on tho contrary M investment Of tho
Same amount, will produce moro valu-
able returns.
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