Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-28
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III y. +. SuUoy.
Recorder George Meigs came down
from Wells to-day.
j. w. Puett, OF Catlin, paid his re.
spec.s to the INDEPENDENT this morn
ing.
Four Indians wore hanged for MUIR
der at Missoula, Montana, last Fri
day.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell came in last
week md will spend the Winter in
town.
John X. Bradley passed through
this afternoon ON his way from Dceth
to Reno.
]. d. Bradley c>me down from
Deeth on the late train yesterday
afternoon.
George Fairchild is down from
Tuscarora, and gave this Office a call
this mornings.
George Russell and his little son
George went down to Battle Noun
tain this afternoon.
Ed johnson, OF Mound Valley, 10 in
town. Wonder il no is not preparing
to take n d~eputyship?
Miss Nellie Sheehan, who has been
teaching a private school in Lamoille
Valley came in Saturday.
Rosenstock has just received n new
stock OF fancy goods suitable for the
holidays. Call and see them.
The officers of Elko Lodge No. Is,
+. Il a. NJ, will DO installed to NOR
row night Lodge opens Mt I o'clock. !
Judging from the effects which
hive followed the use OF Koch's
lymph we will not take any lymph in
ours.
Miss Emma ScherG, teacher Of the
Smith Creek school in Mound Valley, |
'lmo 10 yesterday to spend the holi-
days.
Miss El.o Trnett. teacher Mt Sher.
man district in Huntington Valley,
arrived yesterday aud will spend the
holidays at home.
Another Il load OF live fowls
passed through to day. 1t seems like
California ought To DO able TO supply
the home demand for poultry.
Signor Succi's forty-fve Days fast
was completed last Saturday evening,
but tho suckers who desire to make Il
hero OF tho little idiot still live.
Tho Free Press thermometer
marked 4 degrees below zero at sun
rise this morning. The barometer in
dicates continued fair weather.
Gen. Irish smells in the air another
storm on tho Pacific Ocean. BY the
way, ~wbatbecane Of TINT other Pa
cifc sto rm with which We were threat
ened? IT,
Carson Tribune:-Scnator Stewart
is certainly not voicing the sentiments
OF tho Nevada Republicans in oppos-
ing tho Elections bill now before the
Senate.
Gong Gee, m OF tho loading China
mon OF Elko, left this afternoon for
San Francisco, en- route TO China on q
visit. lIe will DO absont five or six
months.
A dispatch from Tuscnrora was re-
ccircd hore early this morning an
%nouncing tho death Of w. G.. Craig
head. Ben Craighoad went up by
stage to-day.
Frank j. Rcc!shart, n nephew OF
Chris Reckhart, arrived this morning
from New York and will take a posi-
ton in tho business OF tho lato firm Of
Reckhart Il Froelich.
Mias Lou Crhighead returned last
evening from Twin Springs, this coun.
ty, having finished her term OF school
ut that place. She will remain nj
home during the Winter.
j. L. Keysor returned this morning
from Washington whore he has been
in tho employ OF tho Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Mr.. Kcyscr has
been absent about Il yonr.
This is tho shortest day in tho yoar.
"As tho days begin TO lcngthen tho
cold begins TO strengthen" is an old
and truc nda3o, and hence wo mny
begin to look for soyero weather.
Mics Stella Mayhugh loft yesterday
morning for Carson, having secured n
position as teacher IN tho now Indian
school. Sho took with her six Indian
children who will ontor the school IA
pupils.
Two weeks from to-day tho newly
elected officers, both Stato and coun-
", will take possession Of their ro-
spective offices, and tho machinery OF
government will run right nlong as
smoothly as over.
DO not forget that Rov. Van Do
venter delivers n FREQ lecture mt the
W. g. r. u. Roading Room, ut tho
Humboldt House, tonight. Tho now
quartora arc coy and comfortable,
with ample Recommendations for all
who NAV ntiab1