Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
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7 Aoo eutOo entiNiuH
lady doctors
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy came down
from Wells this morning.
Nobby caps for young ladies at
Reinhart's. Call and sec them.
Mr.. Kelly, OF the Silver State, re-
turned to Winnemucca to-day.
Ben Fitch, candidate for Assessor,
came down from Wells this morning.
Tho first general election in the
new State OF Idaho took place yester-
day.
The President has nominated John
n. Irwin, Of Iowa, to be Governor OF
Arizona.
Surveyor-G General Turtittin and his
deputy, MIR. Monroe, came up from
the western part Of the State last
night.
The population OF the State Of Mon
tana is 13l,T59-an increase during
tho last ten years Of 92,6lO,
E. D. Kelly, Of the Silver State,
Hon. Fheo. Winters and j. w. Dorsey
came down FROM Wells last night.
Mrs. Newton, who made many
warm friends during her stay in Elko,
left last night for her home ut Stock
ton, California.
Senator Jones expected to leave
Washington on Sunday Inst for Ne
vada. He will probably be here the
last OF the week.
j. D. Abel, Of Fort Hulleck, will be
a candidate before the Democratic
County Convention for the nominn-
ton for Treasurer.
Miss Stella Mayhugh arrived last
evening from the northern part Of the
county, having finished a three
months term OF school.
Uncle George Tufy is reported TO
be getting along very fi~ourishingly at
Napa, California, and able to eat just
Us bign beefsteak as ever.
]. ". Dorsey left this morning on n
flying trip to California, accompanied
by tho children OF tho late Mrs. Pear
son who died here last Sunday.
John Payne and wife, formerly OF
Elko, now OF Port Townsend, Wash
ington, arrived last night on q visit
to their numerous friends here.
The Phoebe Record comes out in an
enlarged form, an evidence OF pros
perity which is gratifying to its
friends. We wish the Record ON
tinued success.
George Russell, one Of Novada's
Worlds Fair Commissioners, arrived
from Chicago this morning. Mr..
Russell visited Pittsburg, Penn, dur
ing his absence.
Miss Lou Craighead has gone to
Sprucemont, this county, TO finish up
a term OF school for Miss Katie
Honeyman who resigned the position
to attend Mills Seminary.
The dog p~oisoner is ut his tricks
again, several CANNES, among which
are Geo. Meigs' little "Sparks' and
Lou Henderson's fine st. Bernard,
"PriDce," having imbibod a dose OF
the stuff.
A Denver paper ends up a column
headed "Filth Of all Kinds" with an
advertisement OF Extract Of Beef"
The proprietors OF tho canning fac
tory are not paying much of n bonus
for that kind OF advertising.
Francis G. Nowlands will stump
tho State in tho interest OF tho Repub-
lican party. Mr.. Newlands will
doubtless endeavor to explain to the
people how an incorporating advo-
cato OF FREQ coinage can indorse the
present commodity silver law.
Tho Candolarin Chloride Bolt, pub.
lishod in Mr.. Colcord's county, says:
Mr.. Winters opponent will not carry
his own county. Tho people out this
way nre determined that corporation
mon shall be shelved and men elected
to Office that are not "hobbled."
st. Louis Monitor:-Scarce money
Is always doar money. Doar money
ID n fine thing for those who have
money to sell, and for those who have
stated incomes, but it's mighty tough
OH the follows who have to raise hogs
and corn to swap for money TO pay
taxes with.
Tho largo sum OF money that the
government OF India votos annually
0s rewards for tho destruction OF
snakes has brought about m unox.
pectod result. The snakes arc bong
bred and reared by tho natives for the
purpose Of obtaining tho usual head
money offered. ""t .
Peter jackson, in q letter 10 tho
sporting oditor Of the Post, Bays that
no has arranged to give exhibitions
In Melbourne, Gcelong, Ballarat,
Sandhurst, Adelaide, and Broker
Hill. Martin Costello will DO his
0parring p%artnor, and tho tour will be
brought to IN end in Sydney.