Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-08
lFro.n Wednesday,. Daily
sALNAGUND1.

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j. B. Fitch came down from Wells
this morning.
In. Sherwood came down from
Halleck On this mornings train.
Mrs. Frances Kendrick came in
from Lamoille by yesterdays stage
and returned today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy loft
last night for San Francisco. Their
destination is Waterford, Ireland.
Freighting to Tuscarora is begin.
ming to DO lively, quite a number Of
teams being loaded here for that port
every day.
S. NJ. Henley and N. B. Nye have
just completed athorough renovation
OF thoir adjoining business houses
anil everything is "as neat as a now
PIN"
A private lotter from Secret Valley.
this county, states that TIE ground
was covered with snow on tho morn
ing OF tho Bird instant, and that the
weather was quite cold.
Jimmie Mulligan returned last
evening from Carson where ho has
been employed for the State for
several months. He looks we'll, + UGH
better than when he loft here.
At a regular meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. 10, +. e A. NJ, held last night, it
was decided TO hold a Masonic Fes-
tival on Tuesday evening, June 81,
1890, in which Masons and their
families are cordially invited to par.
ticipate.
Alta:-As the nominating conven-
tions approach, the orators who nnme
tho candidates are polishing up their
"man who" Soon tho tired mir will
have to DO sawed again to the tuno
OF MIR. Chairman, 1 rise to nominate
Il nan who"
Silver Stato:-Ycsterday, Alex. Wise
shipped two bars of bullion from the
Humboldt Reduction Works. This
was the first shipment OF bullion
from the works since 1882, but it is
expected that regular shipments will
be made henceforth.
Knox A. Crane camo in from South
Fork this morning. He is making ex
tensive preparations for an uppropri-
nte celebration on the Fourth OF
July, and all who wish to enjoy a
days pleasure will find ample facili-
ties at the old Shepherd place on
South Fork.
j. y. Plummer Esq, returned from
the Capital last night. Mr.. Plummer
will argue the constitutionality OF the
Act of March 8, 1889, in reference to
water rights, on behalf OF the people
of Elko county. This case comes ur
in the d strict Court OF Humboldt
county on the 18th instant.
II am Monarch of all I survey,
My right there is none to dispute
This will DO the appropriate cxcla,
nation OF the Examiner when it be-
comes established in its now twelve.
story cdiiicc to DO erected on the site
OF the Nucleus building, corner OF
Third and Market streets, San Fran
cisco. D.
Reno Journal:-The silver bill is
still under discussion in tho Senate.
Morrill, addressed the Senate ycstcr-
day. So did Hale. Tho Journal
takes no stock in tho report that
Congress will adjourn without action
upon the silver question, and tips its
hat to Senator Halo, OF Maine, for
declaring for free coinage.
Tcrre Haute Mail:-What il Ne.
braska, onco so barren, should some
day furnish tho forests OF tho United
Stntes? IT. is estimated that 600,OOO,-
600 trees AFRO now growing there, all
having been planted on Arbor days.
II was in this State that "Arbor day"
originated, OK Governor Morton pro-
posing the idea.
Examinor:-First Assistant Post
MASTER General Clarkson is on his
way to tho Pacific Coast. He is not
coming for pleasure, although no
will probably have plenty Of it before
he gets back. He intends to find out
NIL about our postal moods, and when
he goes back to Washington no will
mako such recommendations IA tho
situation domands. AitoF that he
will tender his resignation. 1t will
DO time. Anybody who has loaded
his mind with all tho postal moods
OF tho Pacific Coast will feel like re-
signing. We havo moro needs than
tho Government will supply in elk
years.