Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-03
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
Frola Saturdays Daily.l
nAGUHDI

Judge Bigelow left this morning for
Reno.
James Clark cam" mp from the Hum
bo!dt House yesterday.
Mrs. j. u. Craighead is visiting Mrs.
Geo. Meigs at Wells.
Hiss Blnnch Roach left by stage this
morning for Bullion.
VIM. Smiley, OF Star Valley, came
down from De.th this morning.
A good tailor would find plenty OF
romuncrative employment in ElSo.
Coughs aud colds are prevalent. Try
Chanbcr!aiu's Cough remedy, at
IIull's.
Mrs. lticord has just added to her
stock n supply of staple groceries which
will be sold cheap for cash.
J.. +. Triplett ana II. J Keith arrived
last evening from Carson, having de-
livered their prisoners TO the State
Prison authorities.
+. II. OKcetc, who has boen spend
ing the past two months at San Jose,
Cal, arrived hero Thursday evening
and wont up to Dceth by last evenings
train.
The west bound Golden Ga,e Special,
due hero ut lilo Thursdly night
passed through at l0:3D yesterday
morning. eleven hours lGts. Wo did
not learn the cause OF the delay.
A glnring error crept into our Legis-
Iativo report in Thursdny's issue. s.
i. 81. n~pprorriating $3.50 TO John p.
Fay for copying Senate journal. vas on
ls'ged with 0's 10 read $4,000.
We have received n copy OF the pre-
iimin"ry announcement OF tho Twenty
Fourth Industrial Exposition. which
opens at Mechnuics' Institute, San
Francisco, August 9th and closes o.
tobcr 9th, 1889.
James G. Flood, the California mill
%ionnirc, died at tho Grand Hotel,
Heidleburg, last Thursdny morning.
DR.. U. q. Bliss, who attended Prcsi-
dent Garfield during his illness. died al
Washington the Same day.
Commissioner Fred Wilson loft last
night for Washington TO DO present Mt
tho Inauguration OF President Harrison.
MIR Wilson will return by the way OF
ElgiD, Illinois, where business cnlls
him. and will DO absent about a month.
On the way down to Carson one Of
tho passengers asked ono.loggcd Smith
what work he would be required to do
mt tho Psnitcntinry. 81 don't know
for co%r,nin," replied tho prisoner" but
/ huppose l shall be put TO work maxi
ing prehistoric tracks,"
Four chr leads Of biooded horses bo-
longing to Count Yalcnain, OF Bacra-
mcnio. passed. through last evening en-
route for New York. This fine sto.k
consists Of ycnrllnBs two-ycnr olds aud
ngod horses, nil OF which show their
blood in their general appearance.
We learn from tho Reno Gazette that
Sintc Controller lIallock has refused to
draw his warrant for the expenses of
tho late election MS required by the Aot
providing for tho same. II tho lottery
amendment had carried, would ihero
hHre been any trouble about paying tue
expenses?
o fnr Wo nro unable TO arrive at any
definite conclusion ns to tho probable
result OF tho Samoan troubles. Tho
altitude Of Great Britain Is mysterious
whilo tho intentions OF Germany aro
unknown. What tho ultimnlc outcome
OF tho muddlo mny DO can scarcely DO
conjectured.
Quito q delegation OF Indies and
gcnllomon wont up to Dooth last oven.
Ing TO attend tho Washington Ball.
There was a largo nssenblago OF morry.
mhkora IN attendance and all who
participated in tho festivities Of tho
occasion wore highly pleased with tho
entertainment.
Renntor Bproulo's bill, which pro.
ridoS that In case Of n Ito between can.
dld"tcs for tho Legislature. or my coun.
" or township onlco, either party nay
demand OF tho Commissioners n recount
OF MI tho ballots cast for them for said
ouice' has passed. tho Assembly and
"""''S tho G%ovornor's signature 10 DO
come n law.
Ata special election, held In tho
Fourth Missouri Congrcssion Il Dis,rlc,
last Tuesday, for tho purpose OF e~l,ctino
Representative to fill the yoconc,
caused by the dcath OF Hon. Ja,nss N
b'rne', c.F. Boohet, brother Of W. W.
poohtr, Principal OF our public schools
was elected by about 1000 majority
over bis Republican opponent,