Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
iFsou SATURDAYS DAlbr.l
SALMAGCNDI.

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Boyt's Brass Monkey troupe passed
,,nurh yesterday on their why to
San Francisco.
Aman WAS taken in out OF the wet
today, charged with negotiating u
worthless cheuk.
LO. Henderson, Democratic candi-
date for County Clerk, returned from
Tuscarora yesterday.
{ The Republicans Of Nevada do not
want free coinage OF silver; Senator
Stewart says the present law is better.
J.B. Hall brought an Indian Trader
down from Wells to-day, that is, no is
accused Of trading whiskey to Indians
and is held to appear before the Grand
Jury.
Silver sl.08k yesterday and BLOB
today, but still that is better than
free coinage, for Senator VIM. NJ.
Stewart, tho great silver champion Of
tho West says 10.
John T.. Jones, the present Sur
reyor-General OF the State, and candi-
dato Cor reelection, came over from
Eureka yesterday and is in town to-
day interviewing tho people.
Dayo Casper, OF Mountain City, is
10 town on business, and will prob
ably remain here until Monday norm
ing. Dave says everything is flourish
Ing in tho northern part OF tho coun-
ty and business is fairly good.
The people OF this State who DO
l:eve that Il mar whose lifc is devoted
to the building upof evory industry,
aud who is personally interested in
their development, is the proper man
for Governor will vote for Theodore
Winters.
We acknowledge tho receipt, with
tho compliments OF the Thurman
Club, OF an invitation to attend the
"Old Roman" Banquet, in honor OF
Allen q. Thurman on his nth birth
day, To b, given ut Columbus, Ohio,
Nov. IL, 1890.
Francis G.. Ncwlands will address
tho citizens OF Elko this evening ut
the Courthouse on the subject OF irri-
CATION. Mr.. Nowlnnds has made
himself familiar with tho subject. and
his lecture will DO interesting to all.
This is not a political speech.
Tho people OF Nevada who are satis-
fed that tho present silver law is bot
ter than FREQ coinage will cast their
votes for Bartine. Those who still
believe that tho coinago OF silver
should DO FREQ at tho MINIS OF the
United States will vote for Geo. W.
Cassidy.
james V. Murray was elected TO tho
Assembly two years ngo, aud served
the people with credit to himself and
his constituents. Iie is n candidate
for reelection, and the voters OF the
county should sec TINT no is returned
10 that body. His experience will
provo OF great value To him at tho
coming session. Vote for Murray.
Since tho law has authorized tho
election Of n lady to tho Office OF
Superintendent OF Schools, tho Demo
cratic Convention followed in tho
footsteps Of progress, md Miss Addio
Hunter was nominated for tho posi-
finn SI,n ., - .,r,1,,r ~ r,o 49,
p~crioncc and is well and favorably
known throughout tho county. Sho
will undoubtedly DO elected.
Every voter in tho county should
80 to tho polls noxt Tuesday and cast
his ballotfo those candidates which,
IN his Judgment, aro tho most suitable
Tor tho several offices, 10th State and
county, TO DO filed. Every man
should vote according TO his "
Wishes, uniniiuenccd by any outside
pressure. Exercise your right M n
trco man and yoto Tor tho best mon.
We have received II copy OF tho
Prohibition State ticket which con
'h'ns tho nmo OF NJ. Il. Ward for
Congress, j. B. Hammond for Sccre.
'ary OF state, Il. W. Chonowcth for
state Treasurer aud g. III. Gardner
Tor State Printer. Tho other places
nre loft blank to DO nllod in by tho
voter. Tho County ticket 10 entirely
blank. no nomination having boon
'nado in this county by tho party.
John II. Wright, OF Ruby Valley, is
appointment ranch and stockman, and
has u largo personal interest In tho
welfare of ElkO county. Mr.. Wright
vas selected as n candidate for tho
Assembly on account oi his 20 mliar
hticss for tho position, aud although
not 30 we'll known ns his associates on
tho ticket, we can nssuro our readers
That John will mako n valuable NOM
Dor OF tho Legislature, will vote for
tho repeal OF tho Osborne water Inv,
and uso his influence in behalf Of
oyory mcnsnro,whicb will conhuco TO
tho welfare OF tho pooplo OF tho coun.
".
Tho Democratic Central Committee
Inns boon Fortunate in securing tho