Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-16
lR.e4 WEDNESDAY,. DAHL
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1 SA-V@N ~ NOW IOtk
Yesterday at noon.
All who fail 70 attend the dance to
night will regret it.
Out Of every million people there
are 800 who cannot see.
Clay Jrland left this morning on
his return to Columbia.
1t is reported that thore is a case
OF scarlet fever in town.
Hugh TAFT, who has been sick for
some days past, is on the mend.
A car load OF chickens passed
through going west this afternoon.
In Yokohomn, with population of
$4,000, the number Of electors is under
300.
Tho earth ia the greatest distance
from the sun on tho morning Of July
9Th.
A. Wines, and Geo. W. Taylor and
wife. OF Pleasant Valley, were in town
last night. :
James Clark, Of the Depot Hotel,
returned last evening from q trip to
Columbia.
There are moro than 10000 mud
cabins in Ireland, consisting. Of but a
single room. -
They figure Mt Carson that Fitz-
gerald defeats Cheney OF
Wells, as first reported.
II any country on earth can pro-
duce finer Fall Weather than Nevada
can, let hor be shown up.
Chroniclo:-What docs Reed think
OF certain presidents he established
in Congross a short time agol
The official canvass OF the vote OF
Eiko county was commenced this
morning by the Board OF Commits,
Bioners.
Tho INDEPENDENT was tho recipient
OF a pleasant call from four members
OF tho Tuscarora Orchestra this
morning.
NJ. II. DoYoung, editor and pro.
prietor OF the San Francisco Chron.
icle, passed through last night on his
way East.
Miss Tillie Voigt. has engaged to
teach n torn OF school at Columbia
and will commsnce in the course OF a
fsw days.
So far ma heard from Judge Fitz.
gcra.d has about 400 majority over
Judge Wells, and his election is con.
cedod by about 300 majority
Horace Greely's daughter says q
man who will borrow a newspaper
when he is ablo to buy one, will talk
through his ose to save his teeth.
Are you oil ready for thegrand ball
at the Depot Hotel tonight? 1t will
DO a grand affair, and no one who
loves to dance TO good music should
miss it q,
c. A. Gardner, who has been doing
some carpenter work on the Railroad
Hotel Mt Carlin, returned last night.
He says that there are still one or two
cases OF diphtheria there. &
Senator Stanford will probably i'm
port twenty Orloff mares from Russia
10 breed ut Palo Alto to q trotting
stallion for tho purpose OF getting
roadsters and carriage drivers.
DR.. Hamilton, the dentist, left to-
day for Eureka where no will remain
for n time, then no goes to California
to spond tho Winter. He will prob.
ably return to Elko in the Spring.
Reno Guzette:-AH good citizens OF
Nevada will watch for the passage OF
tho Australian ballot system hill this
Winter with much interest. a sim.
liar law should have been enacted
many years ago.
Bist op Huntington, OF Syracuse,
goes 30 far as to declare that moro
thnn half Of tho religious organiza-
tons, great or small, arc ut present
practical contradictions Of the "Ser-
mon on the Mount"
Do not forget tho grand ball Mt the
Depot Hotel dining room tonight.
Tho music. which will DO furnished
by tho Tuscnrora Orchestra, will be
first class, and NIL who attend nre as.
sured nm enjoyable time,
A good law which was passed BY
Congress- late in tho session was ono
iorbidding tho use :ot tho United
States flag for advertising or my
othOr but patriotic and 'omblemot'c
purposes undor q penalty OF a fine oil
so or imprisonmentfo for thirty days.
A negro woman apparently died In
Shreveport, La, but wli6n the funeral
procession arrived at! tho cemetery
next day, h6r corpse rbso up In the
coffin and wanted 10 know what was
going on. An exchange says the
mournors were terror-strickon and
dispersed in a hurry, leaving The
woman to tako caro- Of herself. She
Is now as we'll as ever,
Shoshone Journai.--The COUNTY
Scnt question 10 still In stntuo quo
ct,n,lno ho, ,o,oaio1 80 49, o.,