Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
from Tuesdays Daily.l
sAI.MAGUSDI.

evening going west.
Ifyou wish to hear fine music go to
Freeman Hall tomorrow night.
Attorneys Z. S. harrington aud J A.
Plummer went up to Wells last evening
on legal business.
Mrs. A. Roach, OF Dalliou, ia in town
for q weeks visit among her numerous
Elko friends aud relatives.
The remains OF the lato Mrs. w. T
Smith were uttered at Stockton, Cali
forum, last Friday afternoon.
Hank Keith has a new dog. Some
digs cnn keep up with a train. and some
dogs can't. AK Hank how lie got
him.
We are pleased 10 learn that Mrs,
kigsby il rapidly tegaining her health,
being now able to sit up n part Of the
time.
Bank Commissioner George W. Cas-
sidy passed through last evening. cnst
bound, on business connected with his
Office.
Miss Bonpi6cld, who has been visit
ing her Sister, Mrs j. A.. Mcbride. left
this morning for her home in Winnie
mucca.
Miss Alice Armstrong and her young
or sister, daughters Of Ben Armstrong.
Of Star Valley. camo down from Deeth
this morning.
Allen Fisher, OF Wells, who has been
on n six weeks visit to Kentucky,
Tennessee, Texas. ETC.. passed though
last evening homeward bound.
The Reno journal has entered upon
its siIteonth year and thirty-frst vol
uns. The Journal is n good paper and
We wish it thnt success which its merit,
deserve.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
l5..F. i A. n. at their Hnll this.
Tuesday. evening. Tho Lpdge will
open at 80 o'clock. and q full alien
dance is desired.
Major Reno. who commanded a por-
ton OF the Custer regiment and was
severely criticized for his failure to come
to Clusters relief and prevsLt the mas
sacre by tho Indians, is dead.
Rev. Justin Fulton, n colored clergy
ma'r of Brooklyn, says il the negro will
only acquire money be will receive
moro social recognition. Mr. Fulton
has Hrisen to the full understanding Of q
great truth.
John sparks and John Tinnen, OF the
extensive stock hrm OF Sparks & Tin
men. passed through last evening. Mr..
Sparks is now q resident OF Washoo
county. neNr Reno. where he owns a
splendid farm.
The Crown Prince OF Germany, now
six md n hall years old, and who is
snid to be an extremely handsome little
fellow. is drilled every day for a lInli
hour by n sergeant. uNjnr OF the First
Regiment Of the guards.
Russ'l II & Bradley's men commenced
to-day to gather a large herd Of cattle
which will be driven to Montana OIL ac-
count Of short range. Russell & Brad
ley and Mason & Bradley will move
- "a
oSor 1000 head north duringt the prescn
sonson.
The local railroad companies OF San
Francisco have oil agreed, with one e1-
cep'ion. TINT In future thore will he no
moro special trains sent out for Sunday
excursions and picnics into tho country.
This action is owing to tho disgracefui
manner in which one Of these alleged
pleasure parties was conducted last
Sunday.
Travellers either east or west should
not fHii to witnsEs the finest scenery in
the United Staios, which can DO enjoyed
only by those taking the great "Scenio
Route" the Denver & Rio Grnnde Rail.
why. between Ogden and Denver. This
route furnishes first class accommodate
TORS to all who patronizo their line.
The burlington Route" has disOou.
dnucd tho practice Of furnishing second
class tourists with sleeping nccommoda.
tiops free OF charge. Hereafter n small
sum will he collected from cnch one
who takes advantage OF these accommo-
dationE. Soc change In advertisement.
Burvsyor.Genernl Irish will please
accept our thanks for a copy of q Circu.
lNr from the General Land Office, show,
ing tho Of proceeding TO obtain
title to public lands under tho Pre-.
emp,ion. Homestead and other laws.
The circular 10 a pamphlet OF 1G5 pages
containing Information invaluable ,c
anyone who desires 20 obtain publi,
lands under the abovo Acts.
Charles Lampman gave this ofiso q
friendly call this inorpiJg. lie Sa y
that Mrs. Lalnpmnn Joins him Ia my
ing that he would not live East unde
any circumstances. Tho methods o
business arc 80 different and tue none.
transactions, in which pcnuios piay al
important part, arc 30 smnll that ueiihe
Mr.. nor Mrs. Lampman could DO satis
fed to live In such a oramped ant
crowded community. They nro mucl
please TO get homo again.
TIE Public Debt.