Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-14
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district on a visit OF a few days.
Joseph IIcnnen, Of Pleasant Valley,
came in yesterday and returned to.
day.
Mrs. Tayloris mother, Mrs. walsa,
mot, has becr quite i'll 70. several
days. "a
A: .. Waller came down from Tus.
carora yesterday, en- ronte to reno ms
a delegate to tho Democratic State
Convention.
]. w. Dorsey and E. P. Hardes,y
and wife, of Wslls, wont down to
Reno last night.
Sam CASTOR camo up last Light
FROM tho Humboldt House oil u short
visit to E!ko friends.
Chloride Bolt:-Thero aro many
idle mon in town. Do not come hero
l~oosinS for work. Stay whero , GU
nre. 1g
Any person desiring to pu5ehnso n
rosidenco cheap will do VOL 10 into.-
Wow DR.. SIeigs or A. w. Hcsson. SEQ
notice.
Tho stage brought down from Tue
carora Yesterday seven bars lof Com
~moawealth bullion, valued at about
$1,000.
Chloride Bolt:-There is u young
MAJ in this iowa who has n marriage
license ho would like 10 dispose Of at
half price.
A damseI ut Oconowomoc has red
hnir and woars a white hat and a blue
jacket. Those who admire hor most
refer to hor as tho star-spanglei ban
ner.
Rono Journai:~-Mr. II. NJ. Yerring-
ton has never cast vo:o in Ms yada,
but he seems to have more "inloo-
cnce' in political matters than any
other two taen, except Cleveland and
Wallace.
Mrs. Hamilton. who has bson visit.
ing her bro:hors, Messrs. james and
George Russell, and other relatives,
left this morning for her homo in
California.
w. +. Ross, o, Mountain City, is
bringing in his crop Of WOOL for ship
meat. Hs has twenty b7los moro 10
bring down, making this years clip
about 10000 pounds.
Ogden Standard:--In the namo OF
all that's patriotic and bu~sincss.likc
tho nation demands that Chicago
either saw wood or get of tho log in
the Worlds Fair matter.
Equity:-Tho Wisconsin RepubIi.
cans are not miSers, Notwithstanding
the fact that they desire to Hoard tho
GovernshiI. Tho Democrats, or tho
other hand, arc in n Peek Of trouble.
Tho Rcao Gazette is entitled to II
place alongside tho EurckI Sentinel
whom it siys: "Joan .Dcllloy, OF
Elko, will undoubtedly be tho Domo-
cratic standarl-bsarer during the
coming campaign"
Tho Ogden Democrat, like tho H.
DEPENDENT, is knocked out every
tim" it attempts to perpctrate some
harmless joke. Tho, D,.no;5at pro.
p5Sca here 'fter TO label its jokes 90
that no ono may bo deceived thereby
Delaware has produced a musical
wonder in tho person OF u 4-yoar.old
girl who plays any tuuo upon II parlor
organ after hearing it sung OF played
once. This surpassos blind Tom, and
roconciles tho residents OF the State
10 tho loss Of the peach crop.
Mr.. D. G. Waldron, Elito5 and
Compiler Of ii. s. Crocker & Co.'S
Railroad Gazcttcor, il in town collect.
ing data for tho forthcoming issue OF
this popular Railway Guide. Ir.
Waldron will give E!ko n page or two,
and our business men will confer II
favor by giving him all tho info.ma-
ton possiblo in roferonca to our town.
Rono Journal:--Tho nov residence
OF j. l.. Winos ia in process OF con:
struction oa-tho lot south Of and nd.
joining judge DIgclow's place on Vir.
ginil street, south siIe. 1t is n franc
structure, aud when q ,mpleted will
be II OF tho noltest and most TASTE
ful residences on .ho snuth side Of tho
| river.
In Washington the othor day Sen.
ator j. p. Jones was presented with u
nico gold.hoadcd cane by soma Of his
Utah friends, including Judge G. G..
Goodwin, Of the Salt Llko Tribune.
The head 10 hollow, with u slot in tho
side from which ho can 8hakU n nickel
Whenever no needs ono TO pay street
car furc.
Tho fortieth anniversary Of the
admission OF California ns a sovereign
State was celebrated yesterday In
SIM Francisco. Tho Pioneers anil
Native Sons took an active rart In tho
celebration, and tbs Qto,n City OF
tho Pdciio WAS in holiday attire and
thronsod with visitors from all parts
Of tho Coast.
A Peoria, Illinois, girl II years OF
moo haa hoon ncnuirinu po~Dpiiiornlln