Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-10-13
From Monday. Daily.l
RALMAGUNDl.

Fresh Eastern cider is coming into
market again.
John r Bradley came up from Re-
no yesterday.
E. P. Hardesty came down from
Wells this morning.
Salt Pickles, in bulk, in quantities
to suit, ut Mrs Records.
Mrs. r. Frost and son arrived yes-
tcrday from White Rock.
NJ. Chaser and o. G.. Mcdonald, OF
Peko, are in town today.
A fino limo OF Mons and Boys
clothing just received at Remnants.
W.T. Crane came in from South
Fork yesterday and stopped over
night.
John T. Baker, the Cave Creek TO-
mancist, came in from Mound Valley
yesterday.
Mrs. a. Lowe returned Saturday
evening from an extended visit in
Montana.
Furgason, tho barber, has just re-
ceived n nice limo. Of Toilet articles.
Drop in and see thom.
Reckhart & Froelich have just re-
ceived another car load OF tho ccle-
bratcd Milwaukee beer.
c. W. Grover Jr. came in from
Secret Valley by team this morning
aud will return tomorrow.
There arc nine prisoners in the
county Jail whose past record will be
Investigated by tho present Grand
Jury.
Harve McAdams, Dick Dorsey and
Al Nelson went over to Carson to
take in the Fair which opens there
to-day.
Mrs. Frances Kcndrick and her
sister, Miss Lena Labriska, came in
from Lamoille and returned this
afternoon.
Constable Mateer arrived from Tus.
carora yesterday, having been sum-
moncd to appear IS n witness before
the Grand jury.
w. j. Urton arrived from Reno last
Saturday evening. Unclo John laid
his coin on Rondo, and hence came
ont on tho right side.
X. Snddler arrived last evening from
Eureka by private conveyance, via
Huntington Valley. IIo left this
morning on his return.
Just think OF it-eight brand now
Republican United States Senator'S
lReno Journal. Don't whistle till
you got out of tho woods.
Judge Bigelow had a fino mare
killed by tho cars ut hia OJino ranch
n few days since. Tho Judge says
no would not have taken 500 for her.
John B. Scott, formerly Indian
Agent Mt the Duck Valley resorvu-
ton, arrived yesterday, having turned
overitho Agency to his successor, W.
j. Plumb, Of Tuscarora.
On tho Dad instant tho steamer
Wyoming landed 10 German girls.
from Il to Is years OF age, at New
York, destined for tho harcms OF the
Saints at Snlt Lake City.
royar,o- II;u bn, ;,.,o1 -z.l.
nation calling q special election TO
fill tho vacancy caused by tho death
Of Hon. S. S. Cox, to DO held on the
day OF the general election.
The Republicans OF Mississippi aro
making a good fight and arc confident
OF clccting their ticket, with tho on
Confederate Brigadicr Chalmors, tho
Fort Pillow butcher, at tho head.
Last Wednesday night Mrs. j.. r
Sands, vito Of tho jailor Mt Litt.o
Falls, Mimi, robbed her husband,
released a highway robbcr named
John Mitchell and elopcd with him.
Judge Bigclow camo up from Rcno
last Saturday for ths pusposo OF hold
ing n session Of tho District Court.
iIo brought up little Ellis Gooding
who has been down thero on a visit
for several days.
Judgc:-"And will you not he
miner" no asked tondorly rs he took
hcr hand.
"No, Percy" sho replied. Il can
never marry n horse doctor; but tho
momont you become q veterinary
surgeon l am yours"
A small pleasure steamer, consigned
TO WIN. r.. Hearst, San Francisco,
passed through yesterday morning
OIL n fiat Cur. This shows that thoro
is something in tho newspaper bust.
ilcss, but tho wave Of financial pros.
pority hns not struck tho ISDErEsp.
N with any dangerous forco rs
yot.
A correspondent givos tho purticu-
lars OF n wedding which took place
on Hanks crook Inst Thursday, whom
quito n number OF tho friends OF tho
high contracting parties took part in
tho fcstivitios OF tho occasion. Aftor
tho ceremony tho guests pnrtook OF
a sumptuous rcrast, after which u
Eocial dance vas inauguratcd nnd
kept mp ill 2 o'clock tho ncxt morn.
ing. Tho bride rocoivod humorous
beautiful and valuable prcsonte.