Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-23
sron Friday. Daily.
SALAAGUNDI

Heavy snow storms are reported on
the Atlantic slope.
The Gazette says the Reno Reduc-
ton Works will DO rebuilt this sea-
son.
JEFF. Bradley came down from
Deeth last night and stopped over in
town to-day.
Milt Polk is in town to-day. Hc
has been fortunate having lost no
stock during tho hard Winter.
The weather was cold enough last
night to freeze pretty hard, but the
sun came out bright and clear this
morning.
Snow glasses, eye protectors, com
passes, specs, eye glasses and a full
assortment Of optical goods at
Muller's. 3m
Charley Nofsinger's mother came
up from Winnemucca last evening.
The sick man is reported much better
this morning.
Assessor A. w. Hesson made a trip
to Csrlin yesterday. Ho says tho du-
ties OF his office will be anything but
pleasant this year.
Al. Griswold returned last evening
from q trip to Tuscarora and gave the
INDEPENDENT q friendly call to-day.
He goes up to Halleck this evening.
Bismark, in n note to the Emperor
rendering his resignation, alleged old
age and failing health as reasons for
desiring to withdraw from public
life.
Five n loads OF beef cattle for tho
Tuscarora market arrived from Reno
and were unloaded here this morning.
Those cattle are the property Of AL
tube Bros.
Under strong pressure, the Super
visors of Lake county, California,
have called an election for May Doth
on tho temperance qucstion-llcense
or no license.
Hundreds OF farms in Missouri,
Illinois and Kentucky, comprising
thousands OF acres of the richest
farming lands ia the country, arc
completely submerged.
Ed. Howe has discovered that at
is hard to distinguish tho man who
is working you from tho man who nd
mires YOU" 1t usually takes n little
time to make tho discovery.
a party OF Eastern excursionists,
who left Boston IN the 18th OF jan
uary, passed through this morning on
their return trip in a special train of
five vestibuled Pullman cars.
a gang of the worst kind OF dos
pcradoes infests the mining camps Of
Southern Santa Fe county, N. NJ
Hardly n day passes but some act Of
robbery or shooting is recorded.
The Presidential responsibilities
boar lightly upon Harrison. When
they como too thick no brochures his
fowling piece" md goes duck hunting.
This is better than having the dumps.
Tho roof OF a building which was
Quilted by fire recently in Indianapo-
lis, Ind, fell in last Wednesday and
from fifteen to twenty persons were
buried in tho ruins and either killed
or injured.
mes-Review:-The Elko stage
came in on wheels last night, for the
first timo in several months. There
arc seven changes made from runners
to wheels and back again, between
here and Ell5o.
Mr.. Webster, the head man for
Philip Armour, says that there is not
n word OF truth in tho report that Ar
mour has contemplated tho erection
OF n largo beef-drcssing establishment
at Point Pinole, Cal.
Hailoy observation-disclosures Mason
and Orrin Porter returned yesterday
from Salt Lake. They report tho
boom in real estate to DO still raging.
A thousand or more "rcal e~stuto''
agents are rushing around hunting
buyers and sellers OF real estate.
Alta:-Old Gabriel is dead. He
was n Tularo Indian who reached the
great age OF 151 years, n monuments
the glorious climate OF California. IIc
nevor drank whiskcy and never took
n bath, and wo are at n loss to which
to attribute his length of days.
Carson Tribune:-Tho Nevada Bar
Association mot in Carson Monday.
Fifteen of the most prominent law
yers in the State were present. Con-
stitution and bylaws wero adopted
and n plan OF action laid out. Tho
next meeting will DO held in Reno OH
May 3lst, whom permanent officers
will DO elected.
Altn:-Under the Samoan treaty
tho actual ruler OF that country is n
Judge appointed by tho signatoty
powers. Germany and England
havo voted for Mr.. Kinlock Cook,
former Secretary OF the Earl Of Dun.
raven, and no will lord It over tho isl.
ands. This is tho finale Of MI. Blaino's
diplomacy.
Tho Comstock Mill ap1 Mipinu