Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-14
From Monday. D.ily.l
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day.
4. q. Weston. Of Lone Mountain,
sa' on tie street. thi. morning.
Niss FauIie GIANT. who is teaching
at aAllsck, spent yesterday in town.
W. J. 9suka aud A. D.ver, Of W.,l.,
pas'sd though Last evening homsw.rd
bound.
Lsn Wines. Alcsldo Of Ruby Valley,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Clara. arrived by this mornings trail II
L. 0. Henderson aud family, who
have been visiting ia Pleasant Valley
since Wednesday. returned last svep-
ing.
Denver Repuhlicau:--Ths censua re-
turns next year will chow that Chicago
10 the second largest city in the United
Slater.
Miss Emma Seherf. to ieher at Sher-
inHn district, Huntington Valley, 10
spending . short vacation hsro with her
aunt. Mrs. Henry raber.
bonner offered s65. 600 for the 3 YEAR
old Artell, aud the owner preferred his
spsndy ateed TO the fortune the .1-pub-
Usher placed ut his disposal.
Reno Gazstte:-Tom Warner uss the
frat Reno boy this year to get bis face
burned with Fourth Of July powder. A
toy cannon was what did tho mischief.
There ia moro general interest taken
in tho sallivAn-K ilrain fight than in
suy event OF n similar kind which Ger
took place In the United States. or ia
tho world.
An exchange contains the following:
II John Jones. who twenty years z
deserted mis- poor wife mud bnbe, will
return. said babe wall lick the stufiu'
out Of him.
J. A. blossom, OF Battle Mountain,
ono OF the Commissioners OF Lander
county. cAnis up Saturday evening.
stopped over yesterday aud returned
last evening.
Roiert Skaggs. OF Pleasant Wiley.
and Thomas Cahill. OF Lnruoill., Cain.
In to-day to procure machinery and
supplies for the hay harvest which has
just commenced.
Reno Journnl:-Nrw o leans his
Roue uild over Sullivan. But after the
hght. il he don't whip Krlhiu, Canal
street will MOI DO wide enough 10 allow
Sullivan to skip.
Re khart i Pro'lich received another
car load OF the fnmoun Schlitz Mil
Waukeo beer this morning. Sold in
quantities to suit, aud orders by mail
will receive prompt attention.
1t il reported TINT there was a goodly
crowd at Desth on the Fourth, aid ths,
those who attended passed n day oi real
enjoyment aud that The exercises closed
with a very pleasant aud Iuceu4sful ball
At night.
Eastern papers persist in speaking
OF FL Rio Rsy add Joe Courtney. owned
by Theodore Winters. OF washno City,
wsshoe county. Nevada. as California
horsss." These flyers arc Nevada colts.
gentlemen. and wo do not wish to figure
as a side show to California.
There must have been a good deal Of
shooting at Virginia City on tho Fourth,
for according to tho Eaterpri.e "whsn
the sun shot his hrst rays and kissed
Mount Davidson tho Gag wan shot To
the top Of the staff" aud "At IL o'clock
tue engine Reno shot into tho depot.
Perhaps the writer was unduly sathu-
s~iaStio by being ''shot in the neck"
The Eureka Sentinel fhvors the an
nrIntion Of Utah TO Nevada, and tho
winusmucoa Silver State advocates the
annexation OF Nevada to California. II
the gentlemen who control these pnpers
nrs dissntishrd with Nevada they vii
DO granted pcrmission to oct out OF II.
Tho lsDEPrrDRnr is autisf.d with u
present boundaries and will oppose any
annexation scheme, from whatever
source II Inny cone.
George Russell returned Saturday
FROM Montana. having delivered 5000
bond Of cattle. belonging to Russell r.
BRADLEY and Mason 4 Bradley, which
we're sold TO parties who will keep them
over until nsIt yenr when they will 10
shipped 10 tho Chicago market. The
cattle were driven to American Fall.
where they wore shipped md transports.
oil thence 10y rail to within 2nO miles Of
Helena where tho delivery WAS made.
Ar. Russell saws that country is very
dry, much like II Is here.