Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
From Mondays Daily.l
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Go TO Remnants for q Fall or Win
tor suit made to order.
This mornings west bound passen-
ger train comprised two sections.
Ex-Governor Jewett w. Adams
passed through Ding cast last night.
Mrs. j. w. Dorsey returned ycster-
day morning from u visit to Salt Lake
City.
DIR. j.. j. Lock and o. II. Ballengcr
came down from Tuscarora by stage
to-day.
Thirteen street railway cars passed
through going west on a freight train
this morning.
w. S. Clayton Esq. camo in from
Mound Valley yesterday and re-
turned to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ainlcy returned
Saturday evening from a trip to
Mountain City.
G. G. Goodwin, OF the Salt Lake
Tribune, passed through last evening
westward bound.
Tho weather was cold enough to
form ice last night, and fire felt, com
Portable this morning.
II you want fine fruit or vegetables
Of any kind, just drop in at Stove
licnlcy's and SEQ the lay out.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
j. a. Mcbride is better and hopes
soon to be in perfect health again.
a number OF young ladies from
Tuscarora left yesterday morning
for Rono to attend tho School for
Girls.
The Grand Lodge, T. & A. NJ, will
lay tho corner stone Of tho new Ma
sonic Temple at Winnenucca next
Saturday.
j. 0. Brooks and Louis Godstein
arrived from Mountain City last even
ing. They report all quiet in tho up
per country.
Coyotes arc growing Sd b1li in
Panaca that they so into Gown in tho
day time, and oven tako small pigs
from their pens.
We acknowledge the receipt Of n
copy Of tho Minutes OF tho Nevada
Mission Conference Of the NJ. T..
Church, held at Carson City in July.
St Joseph, No, has II line OF clec-
trio street railway cars which have
proved Il success. The time is coming
when electricity will superccio steam
US n motive power.
Tho herring in the case OF Joshua
Potts and wife oy the Supreme Court.
which was set for to-day, has been
continued ten lays at tho re quest OF
TIM Attornoy-Gcneral.
Mark Roscnstock will take your
measure for n suit OF clothes suitable
to the season., o- for IN %ovcTcoat,
which you will soon need, and guar
antco quality and prices.
DR.. Look, tho dentist, will arrive
from T%uscarora by this evenings
stage and go on up 10 Wells where
he will remnin n few days to fill all
orders in his line OF business.
a Chinaman WINS caught in an
attomr. to outrage l2-ycar-old
white girl at Sacramento last week.
Don't send your daughters to n
hoathcn wash house fer tho family
washing.
Miss Maggie Ewin loft this norm.
ing for Reno where she takes n posi-
ton rs teacher OF mathematics in
Tho Bishops School for Girls, not in
the State University ns was reported
in these columns last Saturday.
j. W. Dorsey Esl., has returned
from an extended tour through Or
ogon, Washington Territory and
British Columbia. 1t il interesting
to hoar him describe tho effect of tho
myriads OF fish found in northcA
waters.
Record Union:-We arc disposed to
give no credit TO tho rumors from
Samoa that the Germans still domi-
nnto thorc, and mpintain their old
policy Of subiugation OF tho natives.
Certainly tho return Of old Maliotoa
from his enforced cxilo is not susccp.
tiblc Of such nh Interpretation.
a. ID. Walsh, formerly n resident Of
Tuscarora, now OF Arizona, stopped
of or his return from n visit to Now
Brunswick 10 SEQ his brothor-in.law
Hugh Martin, who is expected hero
this evening. Mr.. Walsh will leave
Arizona and settle permanently IN
Washington Territory.
Tho two onuostrinns who arc on a
trip from Now York TO San Francisco
arrived ut Deeth Hast evening and
continued thor journey this morn
Ing. Mr.. Koofo says their horses
look hardly ablo to complete. tho
journey. They will probably arrive
hore this ovoning.
Pomcroy's Advance Thought
Some Mugwuinp entered the law Of
flco OF Gfovor Cleveland, in, this city,
wbilc he was out, saying no vas aftor
tho ex.President's chair TO DO fixed,
no wns permitted 10 take II, and away
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