Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
From Tuesdays Daily
HALMAGUNDI.

Fresh Oranges and Lemons ut Mrs.
Records.
I judge Rising left this morning for
Virginia City.
Hunt Bros. sign painters. left this
morning for Catlin.
Mrs. J. l.. Wines, OF Eureta, gave
this Office a friendly oall this afternoon.
NJ. and AIRS. VIM. Mitchell left this
morning for their home in Huntington
Valley.
Mrs. Ricori has just received n ease
OF Fresh Oysters Of the very best brand.
Try them.
Walter Adriauco came up yesterday
from the HrmLoldt House aud will
visit here fer n few days.
Isaac p. WoolveIton. OF North Rnby
Valley. caue down from Hallock to-day
and dropped in ut the I~sDErESDESr
Cf;ce this afternoon.
Miss Aggie Hall came over from
Eureka yesterday and will remain the
guest of Mrs. j. l.. Wines until Thurs
day when sho leaves for Carson City.
S. F. ~Post:-John L. Sullivan can
create almost Us much excitement by
getting drunk rs the President can by
s.nding n message to Congress. Great
is the sloGger.
"Jack the Ripper" hns reached the
footlightI Mt Inst. Mr.. MArlnndc Clark.
M English actor, is going TO produce u
play founded upon the Whitech"pel
horrors. He will try it on Brooklyn
first to get it in shape for Chicago.
The Examiner devotcs nearly two
pages to n detailed description. by it's
special correspondent ut Apin, OF the
situation in Samoa. The distant rumb.
lings Of n war between Germany aud
the United States over this question
mny be heard.
White Pine News:-There is n propo-
sition TO pass n bill compelling ASSESSORS
to assess all property at full value
carson Appeal. They generally have
assessed this pint shop for all it is
worth, and for more than we could sell
it.
Enterprise:--One week from next
Tuesday the Chinese will have their
New Years jubilee. by TINT time the
celcstials Of this city will have their
lilies III full bloom, all accounts wiped
from their states aud nothing left to do
but have IL high old time.
Lady Ito applicant for cooks place)
you ever drink anything, Bridg.
et?
Bridget-Wance in a whole, mum; n
glass o warruIn gin with a bit OF linz
min nm two Jumps o sugar. if ye place,
an thank ye kindly, mum.
Reno Journal intense pubic
bnil'ling war is said to be in progress in
Carson. 1t is between the Suporin-
tendent OF construction and tho con-
tractor. An agent has been detailed by
the Government, and Is nov on his way
from Washington to settle tho difficulty
A resolution was unanimously adopt
oil ut q recent meeting OF the State
Bonrd Of Agriculture nsking the Cover
nor TO request the Legislature to make
AN immediate appropriation OF $25 900
to snsblo tho Board to complete tho
purchase OF land and Pavilion made in
1857.
s.. L. Altn:-Nevndn has appointed q
Legislative Committee to proceed to
Sacramento to nsk the California Legis.
lnture for II piece Of this State. We Mo
not aware that California has my rore
State than she wants, or that tho Leg
islature keeps n grabbing for tho henofit
OF her neighbors.
The Honor Index says: The i'm
prcssible old fellows down ut Hal.cjuah
Fiat are s%upre'nely happy. Their
prayers have bcon answered aud they've
got n young schoolmnrm. Judge Mat
tly gives his whiskers au extra twirl.
mud Sturgeon Frances around in n
boiled shirt and broad grin, too happy
for anything.
Detroit Free Press:-"Your honor, l
object to being sont TO the WorkhouSc,"
said q vng after conviction the other
morning"
"Isu't II n good placer"
"1t's too good, sir. You sent me
there for sixty days nbout thrcc years
ago, and l got 80 fnt and lnzy that I
haven't done n days work since"
N. Il. Nye, Jewclcr, J. Henderson,
Banker, the BOD Rock Saloon. tho
Humboldt brewery Saloon md tho
INDEPENDENT Office aro also or%nainonted
with artistic sign painting. The work
was done by Hunt Bros, Of Gunnison.
Colorado. who nro travelling west. They
nro first class ~nrtists, aud will stop Mt
the various towns along the railroad
for the purpose Of doing work in their
limo.