Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
[FRox TuunsDAr's DA,Lr.l
s~ALMAGUNDI.

" II. ilooten is reported seriously
i'll.
al. Fisher came down from Wells
today.
A Wines, Of Pleasant Valley, was in
town last night.
Barley is now worth $50 per ton
delivered in Elko.
james Penrod left this morning for
the North Fork country.
Another chr load OF 1.-Two fowls
passed through this afternoon.
Geo. w. Baker, OF Reno, is in town
to-day. having arrived last night.
J. ID. Abel came in from his ranch
noar Fort Hullcck yesterday after
noon.
Hugh Martin loft this morning for
his homo in the northern part OF the
county.
The weather is truly delightful,
though the roads and streets are
quite dusty.
Geo. II. Meigs, Republican candi-
date for Recorder, came down from
Tuscarora yesterday.
About this time next week some OF
the candidates will begin to feel easy,
while others will exhibit lengthy
c~ountenanccs.
A. G. May, tho Democratic nomi-
nee for State Controller, is entitled to
tho confidence Of tho public, and
should receive Il cordial support from
tho voters of the State.
Tho Republican cohorts failed to
mention tho name OF Hon. ii. l.. Bar
tino ut their demonstration here.
Probably the reason was that Mr..
B%artine's name is Dennis"
Vote for II. Sadler for Lieutenant
Governor. Mr.. Sadler is ono of Nc
vada's solid and permanent citizens,
and his interests are. identical with
the prosperity Of the State.
Vote for John Il. Brady for Secre-
tary OF State, and you will DO quito
sure that you arc voting for a first
class nan for tho position. IIo is IL
man that a be depended upon.
Observation-Disclosures Young Amcri-
ca South Mining Company OF Tusca-
rora District has declared its first
dividend Of five cents per share, ag-
gregating 5000, payable on the 2Sth
instant.
j. w. Dorsey, our candidate for
District Judge, came in from the
western part of the State last night.
His chances for election are flattering,
and we confidently predict his cleva-
ton TO the Bench.
Tho subject OF irrigation is one OF
the most important in tho State, and
hence the necessity OF electing such
men rs Geo. Alt, e. Is. Park anl J..
NJ. Carpenter 20 Tho Office OF Rocla-
NATION commissioners.
Il. S. Osborne and w. T.. +. Deal are
tho regular Democratic nominees for
Regents Of the State University, and
their character and standing in tho
State render them peculiarly well
fitted for the important position.
Cast your votes for Theodore Win
tors for Governor. lie is n Nevada
man whose interests are all here.
What money no has madc is invested,
not in California, but in Nevada.
Winters for Governor is tho watch
word.
Geo. w. Cassidy is tho man of all
others who should represent Nevada
in the Lower House Of Congress. He
il for FREQ coinage Of silver, first, last
and all tho time, and will mover vote
for II measure to make silver n COM
modify.
Tho Office OF Superintendent OF
Public Instruction is ono which re-
quires a man deeply interested in
educational muttcrs, and such is w.
G.. Hyde, tho Democratic nominee for
that position. Do not forget him
next Tuesday.
For Surveyor.G General tho Demo
cratic Convention selected ono OF the
brightest young . in tho State
whose warmest friends nro found
among those who know him best.
Vote for L. X. Stewart, AMI you will
mako no mistake.
For District Judges, we present tho
names OF 4. Il. Fitzgerald, j. w. Dor
Soy, NJ. S. Bonniiiold and W. l.. Knox,
all mon OF character and ackuow-
lodged legal ability. They aro on
titled to tho earnest consideration OF
tho voters OF tho State.
II is conceded that Will u. Mackcy
is tho bcst printer in the State, and
such n man Is tho proper person for
State Printer. fIo was nominated by
tho Democratic State Convention on
account OF his peculiar litncssfo tho
position. Vote for Will U. Mackcy.
W. q. Love, of Elko. is tho regular
nominee on tho Democratic ticket for
Acknowledgement. lIo is n lawyer OF
largo oxperienco which will DO utilized
for tho bohcIit OF tho people Of tho