Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-05

hioo N"huu ShEOor, SuahereSS.
Mrs. VIM. Hunter, Flower Girl.
Mrs. Frank Cogswell, School Girl.
MIS- SFs. & &. A. ka sesatns, s GSari,yi 81
Mrs. A. I. Ricord, All Alone.
Miss Manic Russell, Bride of 1889.
Miss Flora Clark, Aunt Dinah.
Miss Rosa Alexander, Round
Miss Beccie Alexander, world in
Elizabeth Bislund, rs days.
Mrs j. 81. Taber, Fancy Dress.
Miss Mollio CLARK, Night.
Mrs. ~; asylton, Beapor Girls.
Miss Lille Jones, Domino.
Miss Laura Meigs, Little Lord
Fauntloroy.
Mrs. H. Stoker, School Girl.
Mrs. Frank Wines, Grandma.
Miss Lotto Parker, Domino.
Miss Crawford, Mask.
Miss Lou Craighoad, "Reminiscences.
Miss Hattie Rosenstock,1
Miss Dollie Rosenstock,
Miss Abb;e Sheehan,
Miss Nellie Sheohan, Salvation
Miss Hattie Clark, Army,rl
Mrs. Lynn, ~
Edgar Reinhart,
Arthur Reinhart,
P. Valdez, Simple Simon.
Jas. Crawford, Gent.
VIM. Mormon, Devil. So"
Geo. Lindsay, Brakebeam Tourist.
Geo. ~Yorrington, Tramp. Ei"l
Chas. Biggs, Tramp.
Chas. Moody, Clown.
Jessie Stinson, Pretty Fat, -
G. F. Talbot, Chamber Maid.
Andrew McDermott, Irish Woman.
Walter Gilmore, just from Missouri.
j. j. Burner, Sailor Jack. i"1
Frank Wines, Chinamun. .
Jas. Mcdonald, Clown. 49, 81
Walter Brown, Mask. ~
VIM. Mitchell, Rebecca From, the
Wells. , -
Joe Taber, Clown.
Lander Taber, Domino. a.,
Phil. Triplett, Devil.
Stanley Taber, Devil.
Charley Waller, Mother Hub
Bert Stoker, bard's daughters.
VIM. Adams, Just from Alabama.
Robert Hunter, School Girl.
Ben Craighead, Chlnaman.
r. NJ. Dorsey, Er-Prosidont Glove
land.
Frank cogswoll, Fat Man from Car.
son. ""'.
Harry Van DTeilen, Mother
j. J. Hylton, daughters.
A committee consisting OF N. b.
Nyo, A. w. Hesson, Hugh Martin,
James Rogers and Charles Nofsinger
was appointed to award tho prizes,
which thoy found it very difficult to
do on account Of tho great number
and variety Of we'll sustained char
acters. After careful consideration
Of tho subject in hand tho first prize
was awarded to the taller Of the puir
OF "Beggar Girls" the second prize to
tho "Old Stop Woman" That the
committee was not aware Of the iden-
tity Of tho parties TO whom the prizes.
were given wo know, rs thoy werc
much surprised whom this reporter
informed thom that. ono prize went TO
n married. lady, and wore still more
surprised whom tho masks were re-.
moved. Mrs. Stauts worry generously
divided tho honors with her com
panion, Mrs. Hylton, by presenting
hor with ono OF tho bracelets.
Among tho characters worthy Of
special mention woro tho Sisters Of
Charity, Quoon OF Cards, Flower Girl.
tho globe trotters, Nelly BY and Miss,
Bisland, GYPSY Fortune Teller, Little,
Lord Fuuntleroy and tho Salvation
Army.
Messrs. Parker, Hull and Drobney,
who manipulated the violin, piano
and cornet respectively, arc all fine
musicians, as 10 vol known, and, but
for tho fact that tho piano was not
In good tune, tho music was excellent.
Tho masks were removed at 1890
and, with on intermission for supper,
dancing was continued until near .
o'clock yesterday morning whom tho
festivities ended, und with one accord
tho party was proclaimed q grand
SUCCESS.
Tho managers desire to return
thanks 70 tho public for tho liberal
patronage extended, for thogood order
maintained by participants aud spec.
tators, and 10 Judson Dakin for his