Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-29

beoretAry Window has reversed the
decision of tho Solicitor of the Treasury
in reference to Chinese lnborers in tran
sit. and hollis that the Exclusion Act
Wili'prevent such persons from passing
through any portion of tho United
States.
Tho Silver State says: Money is
being collected hero for foreign mis-
Sions, while hundreds of Piute Indians.
who ore ns oenighted, ns any tribe in
the interior of African roam through
the country unenligntened aud uushris-
tiauizrd."
tettlers who arc rushing away to
Washington Territory aud Oregon in
search Of homes and cheap lands should
bear in mind the fact that though lands
mny be cheaply obtained in those north
srn regions it costs $3.50 au acre to
clear them. ..
A Nevada county (Cul) Chiuamnn
hAs joined the Salvation Army. John
now hunts with gospel guu--uo more
"wnshee" for him. When asked:
"How bout washee, John, the convert
snid: Damn washsei" John China
Is rambling to the racket.
The man who spent fortune to Sc
cure the passnge o I the Homestead Act,
George w. Allen, of New Albany. O., is
now in his S0th year. He il childless,
friendless md moneyless, and is nenr-
ing the brink OF pauper's grave.
Alns. republics ore ungruteful.
Rose Coghlnn denies that her es-
arrangement from her husband il any
thing more than n temporary p,isunder-
stnnding. Mr.. Edgerly. her husband,
objects to her keeping to the stage, but
she says nhe will continue to net as
long as the public will go to see her.
J.F. Triplett arrived last evening
| from Carson where he left his caudl-
date for Suite service. Mr.. TripIett
says the Humboldt House is the best
eating house he ever saw un the line OF
n railroad. which spet ks we'll for the
| infringement Of our Henderson Green.
syndicate of English iron md steel
men have made n heavy purchase Of
mineral land" near Cumberland Cup, on
the line between Kentucky and Tennes-
A naw ln,en u.i,I ha hu;n
the name Of Middlesborongn, Ky,
whore immense steel and iron works
will bc erected.
There is n wrangle going on in Dan
barry, Conn.,. over dend gamblers
body The Catholic Church refused
the body burial in it's cemetery, whore
other members OF the Gecen sed's family
lie. but relatives buried the renains
there and threaten to do violence if
they are removed.
Seattle cannot get rid OF the nineteen
Chinnmen who have been held in arrest
for Two yenrs for attempting to smuggle
themselves ;uto the United States.
Victoria, b. c.. whence they carDe,
won't receive them back unless $50 a
heed il pnid IN the Seattle authorities
cannot turn them loose.
Superintendent 3. c. Wright has
appointed Il. Brown, of Elko. to n posi-
ton In the United States Mint mt Cu-
son. Mr.. Brown WINS born in Canndu,
has resided here about ton yeurs. md II
short time .Ggo took GU. naturalization
papers and became citizen OF the
United States.
Charitable Oil Lady TO little bcggnr
girl) -"'rhere's some brenl for yrn.
It's dny or tso old, but you can ten
yonr mother to take three or four fresh
eggs, n quart Of milk, cup OF snaar,
some good butter, nnl bn!f n grated nni-
meg, aud she can make an exc.ll.n:
pudding OF IT,"
The following slanderous item il
from the Carson Appeal: "a Reno
father fixed the big rocking chair in the
pnrlor 10 upset il n greater weight than
q IN - 4 q