Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-04
From Thursday. Daily,
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G.. ". Baker aud sons arrived last
evening from the West.
II Mccain. Of Hallsek. o.u. down
by this mornings traiu.
J. d. Abel and c. E. Mayer. OF For.
HAilsck. ar. in tow to-day.
81. d. Foley and .ife, Of Eureka,
came up by asst evenings tmin.
Regular meeting Elko Lods. No. 10.
X. Of p. Mt Casil, Hall tonight.
j. II. Bradley came down from Deeth
list evening npd stoppe,i over 1" day.
Joseph HemnSn. the prosperous
rOncher Of Pleasant v. Hey. was in tosn
tc-:iny.
Hon. George Russell returned last
night FROM n bu.ineHs trip to tue west
rrn part OF the State.
william Dawson. yicr-President OF
tho Total Abstinence sueiety Of Eug;nud.
Sss recently arrest-d for being drunk.
The work OF rrbnil ling the smslteIs
for the Eureka Consolidated ha. begun.
This will gladden. the heart, ui .ne base
rangers
Charley md John Henderson left by
this morning. trnin for san Francisco.
Charley will remain in the city u few
days aud will then go To San JnAe ~hsr,
he will enter the Pacific University.
A passenger on Est evening. wsst
bouud tram Informs NJ that the heat
has besn very intense in Ogden. Last
Tuesday at o it was ia in the shade
md at o'clock in th- evening til.
t~hernoiu1ter r-gisterei 80.
From present appearances DR.. Bow
err. the wife p~oisoner, Of Stu Frau
cisco. will escape tho gnllowa. The
Supreme Court Of California granted
him n trial nu,i il il doubtful
whether he will DO brought before the
Court again.
Hi Stoker's fiae 2-yenr-uli colt met
wiih n severe accident yesterday. The
horse was hooked by ii COW, which was
running in tue am incIuspre, and ,
~pI'hongh q cash some four or live
irchs" deep was made iu his breast, it
is not likely to prove fmtal.
The Silver State nays that the latest
reports irom Big Meadows are to tho
Effect tia. the Hurnb"lIt LAX. is entire
~ dry. Heretofore, in tho dry.st
NsusonS. tbrIe WINS wnter Gust OF the
isi"nd. but TINT is now dried up. and
tue bed OF the lake is almost AS purchsd
IN the desert.
r. A.. Cunningham. an oli-iius show
man. passed through last evening with
ten native SninOnn,. They have been
on exhibition in San francisco for The
past two weeks, and ars now OH their
way to tho large cities in the Eat
where they will DO exhibited. until neIt
Spring sbru they will .ko u tour of
Europe.
James Clark. who went down 10
Humboldt Tuesday evening, returned
by lat evenings train. Ho WAS no.
compnnird hy his daughter. Miss Hattie
md Miss H'ttin R~nsens,ock, who have
been on au extended visit to friends in
Abe wo-teru part OF tho Sta,s. Tho
many friends Of the two H.ttir's will
gladly Welcome their return Lour.
Hon. W II. Dickson, L. S. District
OF Utah. nni-r President Arthur, passed
hrongh RIko last night bound for San
Francisco. To nn INDEPENDENT 10.
ported. h, .nid that Salt Lake CITY
woul | boom il the gsntilrs could get
control VI the city government at tho
election next February. lie says that
the only snro ure for the svil1 Of Nor
monism is III influx OF American citi-
zeus to Utah to outvots the religious
dupos OF tho Mormon Church whose
control Of it's membsrs is moro auto
CT stic than that Of tho Car OF ull the
Russint.