Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
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huso YOU been Iadlea' Jockey
caps at Reinhartis2
There are already 1,417 registered
rotors in Virginia City.
Last night was quite cold, cold
enough to freeze pretty hard.
For u choice Key West Cigar, or
anything in tho smokers line, go to
Muller's.
Miss Belle Henderson arrived last
night from California whore she spent
the Summer.
The easiest way to get rid OF fiies
or insects, is to go to Muller's and got
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killem. =
The Reno Gazette yesterday entered
upon its thirtieth volume and fifteenth
year. II is a good paper and deserves
the patronage which it receives.
Those two elegant preparations for
the toilet, Violet Water for ladies'.
Lavender Water for gentlemen, price
81 90 at Muller's. & ,
Wednesday afternoon at 3:22 o'clock
President Harrison signed the Nc
Kinley tariff bill, which thus becomes
a law and ends tho tariff question for
a number Of years at least.
Observation-Disclosures claims the
best band. Candidly speaking, Win
nemucca has a splendid musical or
ganization and MS Bill Nye you'll say:
Its music is n d. sight better than
it sounds"
An article elsewhere in this issue,
copied from tho Virginia Chronicle,
does not look like the Democracy Of
Nevada was ashamed Of their plat
form. When you get Il copy read it
carefully.
Times : Review: Superintendent
Coffin states that there will be no
draft in the mines, nor was there any
anticipated, and in fact there is a
scarcity OF good miners in the camp
at the present time.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get a pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment of colored
glasses for sun or snow. =
/ Nry., H#
William E. Curtis, Executive Officer,
international American Conference,
favors this Office with q number of re-
ports and recommendations which
are valuable for reference, as showing
what is being done by the conference.
The Republican primaries will DO
held throughout the county this
evening. Ninety.fivo delegates are to
be elected to the County Convention
Tho Democratic County Contention
will DO composed OF sixty.soven dole
gatos. :,
The London police have received
warning from" Jack-tho. Ripper" that
he is about to kill another woman.
The handwriting in the i1etter is
identical with that OF the other letters
which it has been the custom of the
murderer to send to the police.
From present Appearances there
will DO no contest in the Democratic
Convention for any office save that Of
Sheriff. l.. r. Barnard and j. v.
Murray arc both using every energy
to secure tho nomination, but aside
from this tho convention is likely to
have smooth sailing.
How do our Republican friends
like the law which permits u few
spectators to manipulate the silver
market so rs to put millions in their
own pocketsP Is it as good rs a FREQ
coinage law? Is it any better for the
people than the Bland law which has
been in force for tho past twelve
yoarsp
Lou Henderson's dog Prince has
about recovered from his dose OF
poison, but Geo. MeiGs' littlo Sparlssey
got moro than no could stand and
yesterday gave up the ghost. Any
n who is 30 devoid OF humanity as
to poison an inoffensiye dog, the pot
OF n household, is capable Of commit
ting tho 'oulest crimes.
Frank Porter, yardmaster for the
Central Pncilo at Reno, lost his right
leg Wednesday afternoon by being
run over by the yard engine. Drs.
Thoma and Bergstein amputated tho
crushed limb. Tho Gazette says:
Mr.. Porter Is we'll known in Reno as n
sober, industrious young man, with.
an estimable wife and little child, to
whom this calamity will DO a crushing
affection.
AS the Conventions Of both political
parties meet next week, tho INDE.
PENDENT desires to call thoir alton
ton TO two OF the most important
Offices In tho county TO DO filed, to
wit: County Commissioners. Thore
is, or should be, no politics about this
Office, and tho future welfare Of Elko
county depends on the election OF the
worry bost NOR that Gun 10 obtained
for tho position.
Our Dollars and Dimes.