Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-01-19
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. January 70. 1889,
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San Francisco.
The little notice in yesterday 3 issue
brought tho wheelbarrow-
Ripe tomatoes aud grapes were picked
in q garden at Suixun on the 9th inst.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 10
/. o. O. F., at their Hall to-
night.
Miss Ruth Russell left this morning
for Reno whore she will re-enter Bishop
Whitaker's school for girls.
Our usual Legislative report is neces-
saIi!y omitted to-day on account of the
non-arrival Of the Carson Tribune.
Lunch at tho W. G. T. U. Reading
Rooms will be served this evening i'm
mediately after the concert at freeman
Hall.
Miss Marion E. Stone, teacher of tho
public school at Carlin, came up last
evening on visit to her father and
sister.
With about eight inches of snow on
tn, ground and clear, warm sunshine
slsighing is 6ns aud numbers are enjoy.
ing il.
Our Wells correspondent informs US
that there arc about 6 inches of snow
tknre and that it extends as far south as
Sprucenaont. r. ..
Do not fail to assist worthy object
OF CHARITY by attending the entertain-
ment given by tie blind girl at Free
man Hall tonight. ..-...
It is rumored that Eugene Robinson.
the founder of Ssligman. White Pine
county, has purchased a half interest in
the Dimick mine at Eureka.
In our District Court report We omit
ted to state that the trial of the case Of
the State of Nevada vs.. 8. n. Streeter
IL set for Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1889.
ksisfor OF Jcnn Ainley, whom he has
n t seen for twenty years, arrived this
morni ,g from Canada on visit to her
brother aud sister, Mr.. aud Miss Ain
ley.
A. Leichier, Proprietor OF the Elko
Brewery, Is now misunderstanding asuper.
ior article Of bottled beer which will be
supplied to families OF to the trade in
quantities TO suit. P2tronise . home
enterprise.
@. H. SprouIe te'eRraphs his paper,
the Free Press, under date of Carson,
Jan. 18th. :, as foI'ows: Eugene Thomp.
son was p&rdoned to-day, and leaves for
South America tonight. MulIigan Was
refused pardon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who advertise are
always fortunate. It is in advertising
that all the luck lies. A man who has a
thing for sale and fails to, advertise ID
like one who owns lantern and IL too
stingy to buy candle.
James Dewar has bought OF J. I.
Key.er dis ranch east OF town known
as the Burner ranch, together with the
cattle belonging thereto. This is a
good property aud wilt no doubt prove
yaidable investment Tor Mr.. Dawar.
81. N. Warrington, President Of the
Virginia Il Trnckee Railroad, also own.
er Of the Lapanta mine at Hawthorne
and n. A. Hillman, son of w. 8. Hill.
man, ]. r Of Tuscerora, arrived ~
last evenings train and left this morn.
ing BY stage for Tuscarora.
Max sohoen, of Mountain City, gave
this Office friendly call this morning
He IL sanguine Of tho future OF che
Resurrection mine which il being atead
lily prospected, aud thinks it will event
ually disclose valuable deposits Of
precious metal. The new coucentratoi
erected there Iast season works vel and
lie a valuable addition to the property.
A stranger at Tacoma, W. T., last
Monday who.was confronted with svi
d noes Of his forgery in the shape OF (
note, snstched the paper from the hands
! of the officer and swallowed IL befor,
the astonishsd guardian Of che peAos
Upld recover himself