Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-01-26
From Thusday'. D.ily.I.
sALMAGUSol.

Uncle Billy Heseltine is improving
and hopes soon to be out again.
William Mitchell and Geo. j. Smith
and vito loft this afternoon for Reno.
S. E. Cunoy has been having a
struggle with In grippe, but is some
better to-day.
We are under obligation TO Senator
Stewart for mero packages of
seeds from the Patent Office.
No trains from either way last night.
Heavy o in tho mountains are re-
ported and trains blockadcd again.
A gentleman from Clover Valley
reports that fifty dead cattle were
e in n bunch near Rolandis place.
Trains No. and 1 united ut Wells
and passed through this afternoon ut
: o'clock us one train with two en-
gines.
A. G. Dawloy is able to DO out, but
his health is worry poor. He had an-
othor hcmorrhase from the lungs this
morning.
The staso brought down from Tus-
carora yesterday fourteen bars OF
bullion which were forwarded to San
Francisco to-day.
Sheriff Barnard left for Carson
City this afternoon in charge OF Geo.
Williams and Tuscarora Jake, candi-
dates for the State Prison.
DIR. Hamilton, the dentist, is still Mt
the Depot Hotel where no will remain
n few days longer. Those desiring
his services should call Mt once.
Old DR.. Gray was at tho dance.
II Ethel said, with merry glance:
doctor, don't you dance the lancers?"
mo, my dear, 1 lance the dancers"
Tho cyclone snow pillow. which is
coming from the East, is in the shop
ut Ogden for repairs on account OF
continued hot boxes experienced dur
ing the trip over tho Union Pacific.
The Directors OF tho Central Pa
ciiic Railroad Company have declared
a dividend OF 81 por share, payable
FEBRUARY l. This dividend is tho first
in Il year, and it will take SGS0,OO0 to
pay 1t.
Shoshone Journal:-Twenty-fve
below zero is tho lowest record at
Pocatcllo, 10 below at ShoshoEe, %
below Mt Haley, 35 below mt Soda
Springs and about 40 below in Custer
and Lemhi counties.
Sir Oscar Jennings, the most noted
English physician, says that Ia grippe
is"a bastard pulmonary rheumatism
yielding readily to quinine and antipy-
rene" 1t is pleasant to know that the
malady is not tho legitimate offspring
OF any honest disease.
Times-Royiew:-George j. Smith
and wife left on this warnings stage.
They will go to Reno, whore they will
remain three or four days, and then
proceed to California. They expect to
remain on the sunset sidc OF tho Sier-
ras about thirty days.
The Denver Chamber OF Commerce
and Board OF Trade have adoped res
olutions endorsing Chicago as the prop
or place for holding tho Worlds Fair in
1892, and requesting Colorado's repre-
sentatives in Congress and her Sena-
tors to cast their votes in favor OF that
city.
While tho railroads on every hand
are blockaded, and trains fail on all
roads in tho State, the Tuscarora
staGo makes its regular trips in spite
OF the storms. The company is do
serving OF great credit for the in
domitable enorgy and perseverance,
displayed under almost insurmount-
ablo difficulties.
Rocky Bar Bullotin:--Uncle Dick
Tregaskis has beon suffering recontly
from Il severe col |. The other day
whilo toasting his shins before n stove
in n saloon aud between sneozes and
coughs, slipping n hot lemonade, q
friend asked Got the Ia grippe Unclo
Dick?" ayes, ny son." replied tho
old-timor, "I'vo got 10 grippe on this
glass OF good hot stuff and I'm going
to get it down before 1 stop"