Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
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sALSIAGUNDl.

commissioner Bob Hamill came
down from Wells this morning.
Fresh cranberries ut Henley's, as
well rs lots OF other good things.
Is. Rcinhart arrived last night from
IN extended visit TO San Francisco.
w. j. Triton cauie down from Tusca-
rora Saturday and will return to-
morrow.
No n ever saw n quotation OF the
price OF silver previous TO the Repub-
lican Legislation Of 1873.
Tho young folks arc preparing tn
give an entertainment the latter part
OF this week. Particulars later.
Surveyor-G General John Il. Jones
and Senator Stewart left yesterday
for tho western part OF tho State.
Mr.. md Mrs. j. B. Gheen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.T. McDermott and Jud Dukin,
came in from Lamoille this morning.
Hon. j. III. Macmillan, Democratic
candidate for Supreme Judge, arrived
from T~uscarora by private convey
ance to day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Hit arrived
last night from their visit to friends
and relatives in Chicago md other
localities east Of the Mississippi.
w. w. Boohcr, Democratic candi-
date for Clerk Of tho Supreme Court,
has gone to the western part OF tho
State to look after his political in
tcrcsts.
Who demonctizcd silver in 1873?
4 Republican Congress with Il Rcpub-
lican President. Who remonetized
silver in 1878? \ Democratic Con
gress ovcr the veto OF a Republican
President.
BE kind enough to inform U.S.. where
and when Mr. Colcord made tho
Acknowledgement. Else drop on
yourself. -IAustin Reveillc. At Win.
nemucca, Humboldt county, Nevada,
October IL, 1890.
Which is tho Silver party OF Ne.
vadafIEnterprisc. The Democratic;
they will be satisfied with nothing
short Of free coinage, while Senator
Stewart says the present law is better
than FREQ coinage.
Virginia Chronicle Congressman
Bartine voted for tho Mckinley bill,
which increases tho cost Of living in
Nevada ut least 20 per cent. Will
you vote to return Congressman Bar
tine?
Tho tariff is not IN issue in this
campaign. The Mckinley bill III now
tho law Of tho land, and all we have to
do is to watch for results. III il does
not prove to be n good law aftor II fair
trial, thon tho tariff question will
again como up for discussion.
Another candidate on tho Demo
cratic ticket whose personal interests
are conferred in Nevada, whose chur-
actor is above suspicion and whose
word IL as good rs his bond, is y. ii.
A.. Mason, our nominee for State
Treasurer. lIo should, by all means,
DO elected by u handsome majority.
BY rcfcronce To notice under tho
appropriate head it will DO seen that
Mrs. Walter Tonkin, nee Miss Bcccio
Crombic, has become II mother. Tho
IHDEPESDEST extends c0ngratula-
tions. trusting that tho young heir
may live to be lasting comfort and
never ending JOY to hcyoung parents.
Mr.. Stewart says tho Sherman silver
law 10 better than FREQ coinage. With
equal propricty no might tell the
farmers that whcat at Sl.03 To Sl.l0
per bushcl il bettor than wheat at u
standard price OF $l.2o per bushcl, for
tho lattor assertion would DO just as
reasonable as the former.
Wo acknowledge with thanks tho
receipt OF II complimentary card oil
invitation 10 tho a. o. u. w. Ami
vcrsary ball tonight. Tho entertain
mcnts given by this Order nro OF tho
most pleasant character, and those
who attend tho ball tonight arc as.
surcd OF an enjoyable timc.
Tho Central Committee solicited
Knox a. Crnno rs tho Democratic
candidate for County Surveyor. lie
IL now and Inns boon for several ycnrs,
n ranchcr on South Fork, aud is the
son of w. II. Crane, ono OF tho oldest
residents Of tho county. Knox il I'M
industrious man and u COOL citizcn.
Knowing TINT Will U. Mackey is
almost certain OF being elected STATIC
Printer, tho Appeal Is trying to got
up n cock.and.bull story OF his,
Mnckoy's) loyalty TO tho Union. As
Mr.. Mackcy was born in 1862, his
loyalty To tho Union during tho war
OF tho rebellion can scarcely DO ques-
| toned.
10th branches Of tho coming Lcgis.
laturo will DO overwhelmingly Re-
publican, und both political platforms
l,,nnul Tim nloptiun Of tho Austra.