Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

We regret to learn that Mrs. Nc.
Bride is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wines left last
evening for Eureka.
Mrs. Harry Hale, OF Carlin, is visit.
ing Mrs Ed. Bilkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth came in
from South Fork this morning.
Another car load OF live fowls
passed through going west this morn
ing.
Theo- Winters horse, Joe Court
ney, won n rae at Wcstchestcr, n. Y,
Thursday.
A shower OF rain sufficient to lay
tho dust would DO u most welcome
visitation.
Harve McAdans and AL Nelson
came down from Deeth on this morn
ingis train.
Miss Maggie Wright, the Star Val
10y teacher, came down from Dccth
this morning and will return this
evening.
A freight train which passed.
through last evening carried ton street
railway cars which were built at
Chicago.
T. Dedrick says there ia not n mort
gage strong enough To hold real estate
in Ruby Valley, on account OF the
high winds.
Miss Fannie Grant Leaves to.mor-
row morning for n visit TO friends on
the North Fork previous t. taking
charge OF the school at Weiland's.
Mrs. Geo. Brewer camo UP from
Clrlin yesterday morning in company
with her daughter, Mrs. Noaley, OF
Lamoille, and returned last evening.
EI.Commissioner -Jno. II. bradley
OF the firm OF Russell & Bradley, was
In town last night. We loarn that no
will remove his family TO Reno within
a few days.
Commissioners Hnmill, OF VOLS, and
E. G. Hardy, Manager Of tho Casis
Rinch Co, Of Toano, camc in on this
mornings train and stopped over in
town to-day.
Austin Itevoillo:- Charles Noble
the school teacher, has secured tho
Barrett school, up in Reese River in
Nyo county, for tho term beginning
next Monday.
All Il ko business houses and firms
advertised in tho INDEPENDENT arc
conducted by ro'iable parties. When
In nced OF anything consult our nd.
vcrtising co umns.
Mr.. and Mira. Wi linn Mitchell
came in from Smith Crook to-day.
Mr.. Mitcho ! says thore is moro dust
and less watcr than no over saw in
tho country before.
At Jacksonville, Florida, tho othcr
day, Gilbort Montague and Joseph
Gregg, two Chicago mon, landed n
Wo-pound shark on tho pier after n
tussle OF half an hour on THOR ond OF
tho limo.
Denver News:-Carncgio is n fair
specimen Of u large class OF political
hypocritos. rho only honest thing
about him Is his ignorant vulgarity.
That was inherited with his shop.
Keepers thrift
Tho Fall term OF st. Mays Acad.
6my, conducted by the Sisters Of tho
Holy Cross, opens at Salt Lake City
next Monday. Ample acconimoda.
tiona aro mudo for tho comfort and
welfare Of pupi ~
Our town was visited this afternoon
by n Of the sovorcst and most disa.
Grooablp dust storms evor secn in tho
country. Tho high wind and o'ouds
o. dust made IL Utmost impossible. TO
DO on tho streets.
Tho steamship City OF Pnris has
crossed tho Atlantic from Queenstown,
Ireland, TO Sandy Hook, Now York, In
days, 10 hours and Is minutes, beat
ing tho instcst timo teioro mado 2
hours and 40 minutes.
II Is not n fair doal TO coll your sur.
plus products In Elko for cash and
Tho ecnd TO Sacramento or San Fran.
DISCO for your goods. Patronizo those
who pntrouizo you, mud thus oil will
no benefited and sustained
George Dowor, just In from La.
moiIlo' says II was reported whom he
io't that Mrs. Hugo died today. lie
is not certain that the report Is truc,
o. b seomod TO be rational whom he
was at hor residence yesterday.
Miss Maggie Ewin, OF Fayotto, No.
Is spending q icw days hero tho guest
OF Mrs. DR.. Henderson. Miss Ewin
NAG eeourcl n position MS ono Of tho
teachers at tho State University and
VIII '"avo for Rouo Monday morning.