Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
IRON Friday. Daily
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Freeman Hall tonight.
Mrs. Henderson Green came up
from tho Humboldt House last even.
ing.
Senator Stanford passed through
west bound in his special car this
morning,
1t is said you can got anything you
want at Wanamaker's big store except
a graveyard.
DR.. Roberts, OF tho Duck Valley In
dian Reservation. is in town awaiting
the arrival or Agent Plumb from the
Reservation.
Miss Josie Cullen arrived last night
from Tecoma where she has rbeen
teaching u term. Of school. -.
Miss Beilo Henderson loft last night
for Salt Lake City where she will
visit friends for a couple Of wceks.g'
Miss Lizzie Ainley left "Wednesday
night for Salt Lake City whets she
will open a millinery establishment. "
Miss Lou Craighead has retnrned
homo, having finished her term Of
school at Mineral Hill, Eureka coun-
ty. A'l 50
Times-R eview:-About twenty-five
men were thrown out of employment
by the closing down OF tho Union
mill. ".E
A. Hayes, Postmaster at Arthur,
was in town yesterday. He says
there is plenty of snow in Ruby Val
ley yet.
Tho President has nominated Geo,
+. Turretin, Of Winnemucca, to, be
United States Surveyor-G General of
Nevada. -,
Snow glasses, eye protectors, com
passes, specs, eye glasses and d full
assortment OF optical goods at
Muller's. am
H. McAdams came down from
Deeth this morning. He says thcy
had a pleasant time at the dance
Tuesday night.
Secretary Tracy approves OF tho
proposed plan for IL review Of the
navics OF tho world in Now York
harbor in 1892.
There will be a sparring match
with four-ounce gloves ut freeman
Hall tomorrow night, between Clark
Of Elko, and McNally, of Carlin.
It is probable that Congress will
pass an Antitrust bill which. will have
about US much effect on the peoples
interests rs the Interstate Commerce.
bill. g..
Attorneys Geo. w. Baker, Of Eu-
reka, and j. +. Dennis, OF Battle
Mountain, were in town last night
and left on this mornings west Bound
train.
LOSr-Somewhere in Elkq, aplain
| gold ring with the letters 3. l. en-
graved on. the inside! The1 Jinder,
will confer n favor by loavingt it at
the INDEPENDENT ofics.
Tho attention of members OF the
Order OF A. o. U. w. is directed 70
tho announcement of the mootinnag of
tho Board OF Arbitration, which ap-
pears undor the head Of Now To-day.
The Appeals story Of the German
gathering bugs with which to fool his
wife is not original, rs the same story
appeared some days ago in a San
Francisco paper. Sam Davis is n
great copyist.
Wnsp:-It may mako Sam Davis
feel good to see q fac smile Of his sig
nature in print so often, but IL no
doesn't soon make the "S"in SAN"
less like 3D." the public may deter
mine to agree with him.
1t is thought that the passage of
the Window bill will result in the
closing OF the Carson Mint, Tho
present administration seems to be
MISUNDERSTANDING rope
with which to hang itself.
a little son of Mrs. Kappcler, of
Carlin, camc up last evening for med.
ical attendance, having one Of his
feet crushed by tho cars. DR.. Meigs
dressed the wounded member andthe
boy returned to Carlin. :3r5!
.
q. Penroyal, n San Francisco print
or, passed through last evening cn,
route to Washington whore be pro-;
poses to reside in future. Penroynf
was so fortunate MS to secure sT,SO0
in the last drawing OF tho Louisiana.
Lottery. "a lisa
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and hor sister
Mrs. Fuller, left Tuesday night Tor
Salt Lake City,. Thcy intended go.
Ing Sunday night, Us announced last
Saturday, but did not leave until
Tuesday. They will DO absent about
two weeks. -
Sheriff Flack, of New York, has
! boon sentenced To two months impris.
onmont and fined $500. His son wns
sentenced to four months imprisoni.!
ment and to pay n hno Of 800. They
wcro convicted Of conspiracy to pro.
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