Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
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Higsby is quite sick with pneumonia.
Miss Filth Taylor. having flushed
her tarm of school at Tecoma, returned
homo this morning.
Julius Ostreicher left this morning for
ColfaS, Washington Territory, which
place he will make his future home.
Alta:-Secretary Wiraoc, is n Quaker
and lie bas lots Of ccnrauy in the
Treasury, where the clerks are quakiug
in their shoes.
Washington Post:--"I don't know
anything Just To- worth mentioning"
SAID Colonel Fred Grant nj the Airing
tor last night.
james (Corporal)Tanncr, Of Brooklyn
y, Y, las Eoeu nominated hS the Presi.
lent rs Commission Of Pensions, TO
succeed general Black.
DIR. J. j. Laok hns arrived and taken
rooms Mt the Depot Hotel where he is
prepared TO attend to MI calls for dental
work OF every description.
This beats the de,il," remarked n
tourist as lie surveyed Gil. Of tho ce!e-
bptcd Irish churches. That WAS the
intintion," promptly responded the
j%luitor.
There will he n daily mail between
Battle Mountain nni Austin, n buck
bead line carrying the mails on alter
:!sto days. The train makes only :hree
trips n week.
Clhy Hand arrived last evening from
the northern Part of the county. lie
reports everything flourishimg i'll thai
region with good prospects for feed dur
ing the coming Summer.
The Chicago Trihuac gays: "Indiann
people, on'u more we say t. you, come
home" The tribe Of benjamin is so
numerous in Washington that OF lie
folks cutter the capital IT their peril.
Chicago Ncws:-H Murat IIalstead
shouil he sent 10 Berlin 10 represent
this country he should remember not
to PIT his feet on Bisnngck's mahogany
furniture while talking over affairs Of
State.
4 dischrdei lover requested his for
mer inam1rain TO return bis presents,
particularly II beautiful cross set in
diamonds. H reply was, "Simply t.
thy Cross I Cling" lie didn't get il
for she clung.
The many friends Of Mrs. ". T..
Smith will regret 10 learn that she is
dangerously i'll. At : o'clock this
afternoon she was unable to speak. and
there is scarcely n hope of her recovery
though there is n bare possibility that
she may live.
White Pine Nrws:- Lieut.. Geo. l..
StocLlc has been transferred from the
25;h Infantry at Fort Missouln, Montana,
to tho lOtd cavalry at FOrt Apache,
Arizona 70 il pleased with the change
in arms, but does net know how he will
like the country.
1t is remarkable. but nevertheless
trne, that there are no hcnS in Nevada.
This writer lns lived III the ~sa.rhru.h
State for ten wears during which time
lie has seen but one Il "A, and that was
brought from California where these
little pests abound.
Exhmincr:-Thc R,v. SAN Jones
says he never asked anybody TO forgive
him without being at oncc forgiven, |
should like to see him approach tho
surviving relations Of tho late lameutcl
English ianguag, with an infamous pro.
posnl Of thu. kind.
Hon. Wade Hampton has sent the
flags Of the Sixty. fifth Infantry and
Filth Cavalry, Of pennsylvania, cap
tured during the war 10y rcbcls. with n
letter 10 Senator Qnay, requesting him
to return them to the survivors Of those
regiments. This has been done.
a composition ssnt in iy Miss Mamie
Baldridgc nnl published in the l;osedalc
Indiana. Bee Is taken bodily from
McGuEry's Fifth Reader. Such plngia.
RESIN shonld not be counionancna by tho
publishers Of n newspaper. How any
young lady could he guilty of publish
ing Hs her own composition an article
which, ten years ago, vas familiar to
every school Child in tho Stat, wc are
nj n loss 10 know.