Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-13
From Mondays Daily'l
HAL;lkGUNDI.

James Dowar hns so far recovered
from his recent illness rs to be out
again.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, \. o. U. w, ut their Hall to-
night.
BY tho way, what has become OF
George Francis rouad-thc-world
Train?
Jno. r. Bradley, of tho firm of Rus
sci! * Bradley, left yesterday morning
for Reno.
9. \. Nichols, OF Secret Val!oy,
came in yesterday and will remain
hero until tomorrow.
MISUNDERSTANDING tho last
run of tho Union mill, tho aggregate
bullion shipment of tho Common
wealth vas $4,000.
Tho President has issued n procla-
nation HCspending tho importation
Of animals, 20 guard against infec.
tious or coatagiou9 diseases.
Senator Hawley declares that he
can SEQ II deficiency ia the Federal
revenues next year of about $4,000
900 without any tariff reduction.
Senator Blair has introduced "A bill
to regulate the compensation OF labor
crs employed by the Government, fix
ing tho lowest wages ut g. per day.
Tho Reno Gazette cordially in
dorses and credits 10 tho Carson
Tribune an item. which appeared
originally in the INDEPENDENT.
L. C. DeWccsc. representing Dr..
Bosaaio's medicines, was in toxin
20 steEday and closed acontract for
advertising with the ISDEpExp=yr.
w. I. Crane, Knox \. C:lno and
Paul Schitlerstron, OF South Fork,
wore in town last night. Knox is
suffering from Ia grippe or some OF
his relatives.
1t is announced that Herman
Oclricha, Of New York, and Miss
Jessie Fair, OF San Francisco, dauch.
ter Of Ex-senator Fair, are to be mar
ried in juno OF July.
The members OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union rlidcd
thTco liquor ~sIlooas at Kingman,
Kansas, last week ana all the LIQUOR
was dumped into the street.
The fow pcraons who went to Free
man Hall Saturday night wero not
disappointed; they expected nothing,
and they got il. Those who paid TO
see the show" got their money back
Tho people Of Elio do not take kindly
to pugilistic fakes.
A~lta:-iiov. DR.. Gregg, of Boston
snys he will, in the service of tho
Southern negro, if necessary, consc-
crate his rifle. So far he has oaly
consccratcd his mouth, and If his u
shoots nI wide OF tho mark, he can't
hit q continent.
Alta:-Dound to DO in timo, tho
Chicago clcrgy resolve in favor of
closing tho Worlds Fair on SUNDAY.
Better wait ill it is open bororo clos.
ing il. II should DO open Sunday to
let laLoring people visit il in prefer
onco to rninpaging ut picnics.
Tho California State election, next
Fall, will lie a very important one.
There will be six Congressman 10
elect, n Chief Justice, three Associato
Justices, a Governor, = full SO, of
State officers. 10 Lc followed by tho
election Of q Unitcd States Senator to
succeed Senator StIniGrd.
j. d. Abel and G. Il. Mayer camo
in from Fort lInllccl1 Yesterday and
will return tomorrow. Mr.. Abel
gave tho INDEPENDENT II friendly call
to day. lIa feels somewhat discour-
aged on account Of tho heavy losses
10 euataincd during tho month OF
hlarch, after tho Winter vas prac-
tically over.
The Methodist minister's Of New
York and Now Jorsny object to the
Anti-Chincao bill, which passed tho
House March 18th. on tho ground
that should il become n law the
Chinese would rctaliuto 10y driving
all Methodist missionaries out of
China. We'll, surprising they did;
who. except tho said missionaries,
would be injured?
Mira. DivcnE, OF Loo county, GcorG-
in, has nm old negro ON who does
not know that clio is FREQ. When
freedom dawncd upon the negroes,
and they had MI started 10 leave,
this one, who IN deaf and cannot talk
well, could not bo made 10 under
stand ii, and sho has not found tout
to this day, aud IL still living on tho
old plantation.
In order to correct an erroneous
Impression wo desire TO state that
Clark who is TO meet Mentally in a
tistic encounter at Freeman Hall to.
night ia not James Clark, Of tho Depot
UDtol, for Untlo Jimmie hns no
aspirations for pugilistic tonors, in