Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
from Thursdays Daily.
BALMAGUNDl.

lInrre McAdams. Of Dceth, 10 in
tosn.
Milt Polk. Of Halleck. cam. down on
the early train this morning.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 10.
X. OF p. at Cattle Hall Tonight.
w. II. Cotnnt. of Halleck, came
down OIL a special last night aud is in
town to-day.
Il. Il. Coryell aud w. Murray. Az
semLlymsn. each paid the INDEPENDENT
oaico n friendly cali to day.
Lou Bradley. Of the cattle firm OF j.
Il. Bradley 4 Sons. arrived by this
mornings train from Dceth.
1t is rumored that II. ]. Keith will
soon tender his resignation ms Deputy
Constable Of Elko Township.
II. II. Coryell. Asscmblyman-elect,
came down this morning from Wells
aud stopped over in town to-day.
Joseph IIcnnen. n solid farmer of
Pleasant Valley. paid the INDEPENDENT
Office n visit to-day. Come ngain Joe.
Walter Chase is n wide-awak., 60
ahead man. in addition to his present
business. he will shortly establish that
of pork hacking. The plant will be To-
Gated on Missouri fiat.
Myron Pi1ley md wifo. Of Lamoille
Valley, came in this afternoon. He
reports that .tuck Of all kinds, il doing
remarkably woll, both in tue Valleys,
aud OH tho hill ranges.
j. V. Murrn-, of Tuscnrora arrived by
last evenings stage. aud is il town to-
day. Mr.. Murray was elected to q seat
i'll the Assembly at the. Novembrr Elect
ion and will Leave for the Capital to-
The Eawhb Of Nanpoor hal RI Gu
mntism so that lie nawaLbl.d as he
walked. He hired DR.. Fr-per. an
Eneli,hmnn. to eur him, and has just
paid $4,000 for tho ssvice. without
II murtnur.
A Denver. Col, correspondent u the
Sacramento Bee says: Some of the
Colorado miners are still betting on
Harrison aud Cleveland. They wore
snow-bound in their cloudlOnd home be-
fore election DAY, aud not Until next
Spring, and months after tho Inaugural
tim. will they know that Harrison IL
elected.
A recent arrival from Hnl'eck in
formed MI ISDEPESDSSr reporter that
Ham Mccain Is, Mt present, one Of tho
most industrious uen in the county.
In former times it was lis custom TO
stay III bed until aroused by the break
fast bell, he gets up at 2:30 in the
mcruing, makes the nre'. aud attends
to snch other aud further business as
may be brought before him by.-the
baLy.
j. W. Geich-ll formerly a member OF
tho board of ltegents Of the tho State
University, but at present Suprriutend-
ent OF mines in Austin, waa seriously
injured by = ave in a mine at that
pla en- few days since. Mr.. Grtchtil
has recently been East OIL a visit, and
while there ven down in Maine, and
organized II company to work n series
OF mines in Lander County.
Reno Gszett-:-Any fnrmer in Ncva-
da Ii hud$ himself short Of water for
irrignting should 10 looking around for
siteS. Even q small pond
snvel up would be very useful to draw
on ut certain times in the year. From
nov until May water will be running to
wnste, and if everyone wouli fix a
place to save n little it would add much
the wealth Of the State.
c. W. Grover, editor aud proprietor
the INDEPENDENT. was yesterday at
i'll his Office by nh unconSciou-
able scoundrel by the ia aIo Of A. Cold,
who is so unfarorubly known to the
citizsns OF Elko, ss not 10 have n friend
in tho The editor, who is not a
mnn. did his bost TO defend him
self and would probably have como out
victorious, but his assaiIamt got in q
blow on the neck that knocked the
editor out. lie is resting easily today
and will lie out in a day or two.
II liz reported TINT Il. w. Lewis OF
"innomucca has drawn II prize of SIS,
300 In the Louisiana Lottery, MFR.
snys il the report is confirmed no
will give Sl,0C0 toward building n new
school house - Exchange.
The Trustees may ms vol get ready
receive the donation. This writer
knows Dick we'll. and is certain That IL
he had n ticket in the lottery il WINS n
winning one. Dick Is Quo Of the lucky
inun Of the day, IL he should fall into
The Humboldt river ne would como out
Try.
Prophet Virgins has n wet 1T on.
lie says that Enoko's comet IL In dan.
ger OF lodging in our n~oighborbood,
md becoming another moon to us. Hc
snys Its attraction will then cause tho
oceans to risc Hhr feet above their
present level, flooding n largo pnit Of
both the continents mud wioins out
aud The Gulf Stream. This
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