Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-24
From Friday. Daily
UNDI.

AAS ehLo oAbSAl AOOLs .....
F. H. Keefe, OF Deeth, took in the
Knights ball last night.
This mornings west bound mail
train was about five hours late.
j. II. Mcmillan, OF Winnomucca,
attended the Knights ball last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Of
Smith Crock, attended the party last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.J Hylton, Of Mound
Valley, wero present at tho X. OF p.
ball last night.
Philip Zimmerman has returned
from Il trip to Europe, and brings
with him n brand now wife.
We rcgretto learn that Mrs. H. Hale,
nee Miss Bertha Porcher, is danger
ously i'll Mt her residence in Carlin.
Miss josie Cullen finished her term
OF school at Ruby Valley last week
and has returned homo for the Win
ter.
Ormsby ~couuty's delinquent tax
list contains only eighteen names
this year, about half the usual num-
Der.
Bananas, Cocoa nuts, fresh pea
nuts, currants, SMYRNA figs, oranges,
lemons and lines, just received at
Mrs. Records.
Fred Mason, J. L. Honeyman, Wal
ter Gamble and Mr.. Pettyjohn came
down from Wells last night to attend
the X. OF p. ball.
Senator Pettigrew, OF South Dako-
ia, is the youngest member OF the
United States Senate, being only for
ty-one years Of age.
Harry Hale came up from Carlin
to-day and reports Mrs. Hale much
better. This will be good news to tho
lady's many friends here.
Appeal:-There are now fifteen ap-
plications in for the ollico OF Lieu
tenant Governor, and tho Governor
is mentally chucking dice for the
choice.
We arc pleased to learn that A.
Reboule, OF Lamo!lle, who has been
quito i'll, is much better and hopes
are entertained OF his ultimate TO-
covery.
D.. B. Williams has received adocu-
ment beating the autograph of Uncle
Benny Harrison, emitting the said
Dan b. TO serve as Postmaster at
Tuscarora-
Tho Misses Emma and Rosa Gard
ner, having finished their schools ut
Lainoille and Pleasant Valley respec-
lively, have returned home TO spend
the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snow,
panied by Mrs. j. Taylor, came in
from Fort HalloUk Wednesday cven-
ing to spend the holiday. Thoy will
ro'urn tomorrow.
We acknowledge tho receipt of
Bulletin No. 6, issued by the Nevada
Agricultural Station, containing tho
Meteorological report for July, Au-
gust and September, 1889.
NJ. Connors, Advance Agent for
Low Jchnson's Minstrels, was in
town "Wednesday night making mr.
rangements for their appearance here
Wednesday evening, the 4th instant.
Harve McAdams vas down from
Deeth yesterday dressed in II 40
soph's coat" his entire suit being COM
posed of patchwork, comprising all
tho samples carried by a drummer
for n clothing house.
Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly here, n large number Of our
citizens enjoying tho splendid dinner
served at the Depot Hotel rather than
take tho trouble to prepare a Thanks
giving dinner Mt homo.
a family recently arrived in Reno
from Kansas, having travelled the en-
trio distance by team. Thoy are en-
tirely destitute and the Gazette urges
the residents of that town to take i'm
mediate steps to provide Thorn with
lodging and food.
Lew Jobnson's Refined Colored
Minstrels will give u performance at
Freeman Hall on Wednesday eve,
Dec. 4th. Tho company is composed
Of 20 genuine colored artists OF recog-
nized ability This will give a night
Of unprecedented fun. Those gcnu-
inc colored minstrels have no super
iors, as thoy arc actors Of rare and
versatile talent and singers with
natural and highly cultured voices.
They will give n grand stroot parade
in uniform. headed by tho distin-
guishcd Drum Major, Sam Wade.
rlicy come unanimously endorsed
by tho press and public, and we havo
no doubt but that thoy will be able
to sustain tho reputation thoy havo
gained elsewhere. Reserved seats ut
tho Express Office.
School Report.