Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
From Wednesday. p.i,,.I.
sAI.nAGCNDI.

Last night was the warmest OF tho
season.
John S. Mayhugh returned from
Carson Monday evening.
j. d. Fitch, u Wells, arrived last
evening from San Francisco.
Tho rapid increase in the price OF
silver is having its effect on mining
Btoces.
Entorprise:-Tke Carson Mint is
rushed with work and moro help will
soon be necessary.
Tho Supreme Court on Saturday
last, denied tho writ OF prohibition in
Judge Wells case.
4 largo stock of trunks, v~alises,
hand bags, etc, just received at Ros-
enstock's, next door to the ISDEpDSD-
EMF Office.
Reno should have n soap fatory, n
candle factory, n beet sugar factory
and n woolcn raill.-lJournal. Any
thing else? "'
Gen. John G. Freemont died at his
home in New York last Sunday. The
great Pathfinder has entorcd upon
IL journey from which no traveller ever
returns.
We acknowledge the receipt OF n
copy OF the speech OF Francis G. New.
lands on silver, delivered in the Ex-
change Rooms, Salt Like City, June
81, 1890.
Carlos Montczuma, n full blood
Apache Indinn, who has been edu-
Gated at an Eastern institution,
stopped OF here this morning on his
way to the Duck Valley Reservation.
4 banquet in honor OF Chauncey
u. Dapcw was racently given in Chi
cago, the cost OF which was so n
plato. This is considered an initial
boom OF Chauncey for the Presidency
in 1892.
CIrson TTibune:-Many Of our poll
ticians believe that Frank Newlands
is in the fight for U. S Senator rs
against John Z. Jones. Tho printing
OF all 81 Ne%!aais' speeches b. the
Enterprise and Gazette looks sus-
picious.
Notwithstanding it may DO "a crime
not to send the Hon. John P. Jones
back to the Senate" the indications
are that he will not have a walk.over
for the position. There is a cloud
looming up which threatens to over
cast his horizon.
1t is quite probable that Jasper
l~farrcil will ship 2,0JJ head OF cattle
from California to Rlby Valley, hav.
ing secured q rate of $7J Il car in train
loads. Under recent arrangements
cnttle can o be shipped from Arizo-
ma and New Mexico To Nevada at Sll0
n 4 in train loads.
Torre Hlrto. Qnl.) Mill: VIVA: n
glorious climate this is! On Tuesday
tho Thermometer registered 1923 do
grccS at . l.. NJ; at 6 p. 81. n small cy-
! clone visited us aud at Q r. NJ. tho
mercuryh had dropped % degrees. On
"Wednesday evening ovcrcoats and
wraps were in demand for people who
wero driving.
Minnesnta has boon visited by an
other fearful cyclone entailing the
loss OF thousands OF dollars worth Of
property and owe q hundred lives.
An excursion steamer OH Lx9o Pcpin
was wrecked ard 81 bodies Of those
who persisted were recovered. 1t is
supposed that ut least l25 lives were
lost.
Tho silver producers OF Nevada will
rejoice to know that tho product OF
their mines is constantly on the rise,
bar silver bIing quoted ut los. We
look to see it go 10 1l5 or possibly TO
l2O. This will have n tendency to
start up mines which havo lain idle
for years, increase business and at.
tract immigration. The future pros
poets for Nevada are Frightening.
Tho coming Nevada Legislature
should provide for the calling OF a
Constitutional Convention. Tho
prcseat government OF tho State is
bnscd upon tho high pressure prin-
ciplc OF oceans OF money" which OBJ
tanned years ago, but it is now nocos-
sary to como down To the facts that
oxist ut tho present day. Economy in
public expenditures is necessary f,r
tho welfare OF tho people of tho State.