Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-13
From Monday. Daily.
nALnAaUNDl.

Those who enjoy first cluss vocal
music should not fail to hear the
Jinglers tonight
John s. Muyhugh left Saturday
hight for Carson to attend the trial Of
tho alleged Indian murderer.
Tho lady who lectures on temper
anco tonight is Mrs. Wells, not Mrs.
West, as published Saturday.
Ed Bilkey is still repairing tho
Postofice building, tho next move
being u new oat OF plaster through
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Sproulo md
MIR. and Mrs. James Rogers will re-
turn from Ogden on train No. 2 to.
night.
NE Nye, Q. w. Hull, Phil Trip.
lett and Charley Gardner returned
from the Carnival aud Salt Luke
City this morning.
Owing to tho fact that tho Jinglcrs
will occupy freeman Hall tonight,
Mrs. VOLS will deliver her lecture ut
the w. c. L. U. Reading Rooms.
Col. j b. Moore came in yesterday
from Ruby Valley by his own convoy
ance to receive n band OF sheep
which he has recently purchased.
Roal tho article from tho Eureka
Sentinel on the Federal Elcctiun bill.
We shall give some editorial com-
nionts on tho same measure in to-
morrow's issue.
Tho universal opinion of Tho Elko
people who visited Ogden last week
secms to DO that tho Carnival was
after tho manner OF tho Irishmau
shearing II pig: "Great cry and little
WOOL"
"Wo presume that Republican
craftsmanship, for afew years at least,
will permit us To have Justices OF tho
Peace clothed with power to try
offenders for battery and rubbing hen
roosts."
j. d. Abel came in from his ranch
near Fort IIallcclt this morning, Mr..
Abel has n ton-acre field Of alfalfa
which will average six foot in height.
A bunch os this lururiant grass
seven feet in length hangs up at the
postoilice.
Tho fine two.story Hospital build
ing mt Fort Halleck burned yesterday
afternoon about 3 o'clock. Tho fire
is supposed TO have originated from n
fire cracker. II is rumored that j. J..
Campbell, who occupied the building,
lost tho greater part Of his household
furniture.
Rcd Wilkes, tho famous stallion. will
probably DO put at auction in Lexing-
ton. II SO, hc will probably bring
more than my trotting stallion of his
ago over brought. At least ten Ken
lucky breeders want him, and it will
require n big sum Of money to take
him out Of tho State.
Senator Stewart has become dos.
pondcnt over the silver situation, and
now believes thcre will be no silver
legislation ut this session and perhaps
not ut this Congress. Ho believes al
so that tho Conference Committee
was selected With tha intention that
they should not agree, or oven try to
agrcc.
DR.. Robinson, OF tho Duck Valley
Indian Reservation, is hcro on his
way TO Carson t. attend tho trial OF
tho Indian, Joo Buck, VINO killol his
squaw in February. Tho doctor is ac-
companiod by four Indians who 40 MS
witnesses in tho case which will DO
tried IN tho United States District
Court, presided ovor by n Judge from
Montana. Tho case comes up on
Wednesday, the 9th instant.
George Russell, NOWADAYS Worlds
Fair Commissioner, returned from
Chicago this morning, Mr.. Russell
ia glad to get homo again, rs the
weather there Is distrnssinsly hot and
sultry. Tho Lake Front and Jackson
Park woro selected as sites for the
Worlds Fair, although thcy arc
seven Or eight miles apart. Buildings
will DO crested at both places and
FREQ trains will run constantly be.
tweon tho two points,
When tho time cumo for tho un-
musking of Rex II and Ills consort,
Queen Minerva, at the Ogden Carni.
val tho vast audience was in u fcvor
Of excitement. His Royal Iiighncss
Rex II proved TO DO Major J. Horny
Bcahnn, of New Orleans, and when
tho Quoon's musk Wus ron-ovod tic
fuoo OF Miss Minoryn Andercon, OF
| Ogden, was revealed. Round aitor
round Of applause shook tho royal
palace whom tho identity Of the King
| and Queen ccased to DO q mystery,
Tho Broom Hotel.
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