Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
lrron wednesday. D.lly.I
aALnAaUNDl.

The Thermometer stood at % in q
cool shade at noon to-day.
@. w. Grover, Jr., left this morning
for his home in Secret Valley.
That old chestnut, AIS it hot enough
for your is the prevailing salutation.
Geo. j. Smith and wife and Miss
Louise Adams left last night for Og.
don.
Max Schoen, Of Mountain City,
leaves tonight for Ogden and the
Carnival.
Train No. 2 ran into q hand car at
Promontory yesterday and killed a
Chinaman.
P. Hansen, OF Wells, gave the INDIE
PENDENT a sociable and business call
this afternoon.
II laughing makes a men grow fat,
Campbell, the Depot Hotel porter,
ought to weigh a ton.
Max Schoen, the Mayor OF Noun
tain City, arrived yesterday evening
from his northern bailiwick.
Ogden is overstocked with thieves
and piclspockets, aud instances OF
robbery arc Of daily occurrence.
Get your dinner at the Depot Hotel
on tho Fourth, 4 o'clock sharp, and
then attend the social dance at Free.
man Hall.
A man who had been enjoying tho
Carnival by seeing how much whlskey
he could stow away, committed sui
eide at Ogden yesterday.
E. G. Mcclellan has removed his
Office to his residence opposite the
Jail. Miss Ainley will occupy the
room vacated by Mr.. Mcclellan.
Antoine Joseph, Section Foreman
at Lake, on tho G. p. Railroad, was
robbed Of $3.50 just rs he was STEP
ping on tho cars ut Ogden yesterday
Hon. II. +. Bartine favors the INDIE
PENDENT with n copy of the Con-
g%ressional Record OF June 25th, con-
tanning his speech Oh the silver ques-
ton.
Geo. j. ThacSeray cana down yes
tcrday from tho northern part of the
county where he has been in the
employ Of w. T.. Ross during the past
year.
Ed. S. Harrison, Agent for the
burlington Route, accompanied by
his wife, passed through last evening
in charge Of q teachers excursion
party.
Look out for fires on tho Fourth.
Every ]rrecaution should DO taken to
guard against n conflagration on that
day, as the boys must be INDUCED in
their dangerous sport.
With the Dependent Pension Bill
the Mckinley Tariff Bill and the
Federal Election Bill the First Ses.
sion Of the Fifty-first Congresshas an
opportunity to break the record or
the Treasury.
Tho trains on tho Central Pacific
have adopted tho plan of most cast
ern roads, that Of running the Pull
man coaches on the rear OF the train.
What advantage tbere is in the change
this scribe knoweth not.
The Bald Eagle Saloon Mt Tuscarora
will be conducted hereafter by Eugene
Way rs sole proprietor, G. G.. Tibbetts
having retired from tho firm. We
wish Gone SUCCESS, and trust that in
playing n lone hand no will not got
euclIrcd.
There is much complaint oil over
tho country, and apparently with good
cause, Of tho imperfect manner in
which tho Eleventh Census has been
tlken. Would it not DO we'll enough
to rub it all out and commence
again?
II it is right for q man TO havo two
or moro wives, what's tho matter with
q woman's having two or moro hus.
bun Is? It's q poor rule that will not
work both ways, and what is nutri-
mont for tho gandor should DO sauce
for the goose.
The Democratic State Convention
will DO held at Reno OIL the 18th day
OF September, md tho Elko county
Convention 500 after. Prospective
candidates should let the people know
whnt they want through tho columns
Of tho INDEPENDENT.
Max Schoen, consus euumerator
for Mountain City District, says TINT
In travelling n distance of some 500
mics In pursuance OF his duties he
saw not ono single sick person, man,
woman or child, in tho whole district,
ind he visited overy house personally.
A fro ut tho corner OF Fifth and @
streets, Louisville, last Monday con.
sumod five acros OF buildings com.
posing tho Stan lard Oil Refinery.
Three persons lost thcir livos and
thirty-llvo woro wounded. The fro ID
supposed TO DO tho result Of hot
wonther.
We trust that At tho next Demo.