Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-24
IPso4 FnIpAr'. DARYL
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enythi.. g in the smokers line, go to
Mulier's.
a special train Of twenty cars loaded
with California i::-uit, passed through
this afternoon.
Five thousand do..'ars spent for
flowers alone ut a LondoI party is said
to characterize tho general >sodigality
OF tho season.
Clay Irland, John Mckee aud Mrs.
Davo Casper left this morning .1r
Mountain City.
Tho apple trade OF Nova Scotia has
increased in tho last year from 5000
to 1000 barrels exported.
Tho Democratic Convention OF the
Third Congressional District of Cali
foruia nominated John P. Irish, Of
Alameda, for Congress yesterday.
Tho easiest way to get rid of fies
or insects, is to go to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killom.
Reno Gazette: "A report is current
on tho street that judge Bigelow is 20
receive the appointment OF U. S. Dis
trict Judge.
Those two elegant preparations for
the toilet, Violet Water for ladies',
Lavender Water for gentlemen, nrice
81 90 at Muller's.
Young Grant, Alan Arthur and ono
OF tho Garfield boys met the other
day in Philadelphia. Neither knew
tho others by sight.
Reno Journal:-All OF tho stake
races for the State Fair have been
flied. The races this year promise
to be better and more Interesting than
over before.
All applicants for teachers certifi-
Gates at the recent examination were
successful, except two who gave up
the contest before tho examination
was completed.
Tho Elko members OF the Domo-
cratic Central Committee will meet
at tho Office OF j. w. Dorsey to.mor-
row evening Mt 7::3O o'clock to con-
slider matters OF Importance.
State Treasurer Richards has chosen
W. S. Bender, Of Reno, as bis deputy.
Mr.. Richards can now take a vacation
and enjoy himself, as tho deputy can
attend to all the duties of the Office.
Miss Annie Notfsinger, who has
boon visiting friends and relatives in
Ogden and Salt Lake City, arrived on
Wednesday mornings train and stop
ped of hero to visit her brother,
Charley.
Constable Hall came down from
Wells yesterday in charge OF n guest
who was awarded n prize Of ten days
in the county Jail in Justice Conger's
Court on a charge OF some mlsde-
meanor.
Whom your Dyes get weak and pain
You while reading, go to Muller und
get n pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed OF no
pay. A full assortment OF colored
glasses for u or snow. =
Miss Grace McAfee announces her.
self a candidate for School Superin-
tcndent in Esmeralda county, subject
to tho decision of the Republican
County Convention. Looks like all
the women are Republicans.
Tho ofIicore of tho State Agricultural
Society have decided to change the
main entrance from where it now is to
n point Immediately back of tho grand
stand, thereby preventing teams from
going immediately in front OF tho
stables, which ut times causes great
II oyance.
Truckeo Ropublican:-Should tho
Louisiana Lottery DO cut off from tho
people of California, they can still
have tho Examiners lottery to draw
from. The Louisiana oncern is said
to DO making $4,000 900 n yoar, but tho
Examiner is satisfied with a small
profit. Here's q chance to get q heiter.
Tho executive committee and
building and grounds committee Of
tho Worlds Fair directors aro in
session in Chicago discussing tho ap.
parently novcr.ending question Of n
site for tho exposition. What action,
II any was taken could not DO learned,
tho committees being in strictly OK.
ecutive session.
Thomas MURPHY arrived last even-
ing from San Francisco, having 70.
turned from n visit to his native sod
n fow days since. Ho enjoyed his trip
tn Ireland, but no llus no desire to
spend tho remainder of his life there,
being perfectly satisfied with his
adopted country. Mrs. Murphy 70.
mainod with hor mother, who Is quite
I'M old lady.
Do not neglect tho primary election
to DO hold on Saturday, tho 3Uth in.
slant. Elko county should send a
full delegation to tho Democratic
State Convention at Reno on tho 18th
OF September. ain n multitude OF
c~nunsnlnru fhnrn ;g u;,1on ~ ,,J ,.,II,