Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-02-16
From Saturdays Daily1
SALNIAG

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cents
J.J. Hylton left last night for Eu-
rckn-
Mrs. Ricord has lemons, cranberrios
and fresh oysters
Slight rains nre still reported in
Northern California.
The first use Of tho locomotive in
the United States was in 1929.
Mark Cecil says the bed OF the
Humboldt river il almost dry below
Winnemuccn.
NJ. ID. Bowen came down this morn.
ing from Wells whittier he went last
Sunday evening.
Tho deadlock in tho Iowa House OF
Representatives on tho Speakership
remains unb-oken.
Thore is no law in California 10 pre-
vent cousins from marrying, though
there ought TO be.
Uncle Billy IIeseltino has recovered
from his recent illness, and went up to
Iinlleck last evening.
\. G. Dawley went up To Hallcck
last night TO learn what he could OF
the situation in Ruby Valley.
Bilson, the novelist, built n Gne
house from the proceeds OF one story.
/ was n one-story house, OF course.
+. j. Frank is still waiting for tho
roads To get reasonably passabIe before.
attempting 10 make the trip To Bull
ion.
The Connecticut Board Of Health
has determined to collect facts CON
corning the cause and romedy for the
grippe
Theodore Winters, ". II. Gould and
F.. II. Mulcahy havo been re-uppointed
Directors Of the State Agricultural
Society.
You want to securc n ticket and a
partner for tho Washington ball Mt
tho Depot Hotel on the evening Of tho
1lst instant
Melvin Wines, who hns boon on n
visit to his parents ut Reno, loft
Ihnrsday morning for Butte City,
Montana, where no has located.
There has been no Winter in New
England this year. Tho weather hns
been soft and unreasonable, and bust
moss has suffered in consequence.
Geo. p. Robinson, Of Ruby Valley,
arrived Inst night from California
whore he went with IL shipment OF
beef cattle about four weeks ago.
NJ. @. Cecil arrived last night from
An extended visit to Chico and other
parts OF California. Murk looks we'll,
and says he enjoyed tho trip very
much.
s.. G. Wright, Superintendent of tho
Mint ut Carson, has been for a week
past very i'll with In grippe, but is now
much Dettsr and will got nlong NIL
right IL he is careful.
Mr.. NJ. Moss, Of st Louis, Mo-, n
friend Of Miss Bello Henderson, is Wis.
iting the family Of DR.. J. Henderson,
having stopped or yesterday on his
way to San Francisco.
George Francis Train announces
that ho will start nort wcok on n trip
around tho world, promising TO mako
IL in sixty days, going by the Canadian
Pacific 70 China
j. Is. Abel roccivod n lctter from
ii. j. Koith yesterday In which Hunk
says he has disposed OF n number OF
his horses md expects TO 10 homo
bout tho first OF March.
Tho guago nj tho Southern Pacific
Office Mt Truckco registers n fall OF
above 800 inches Of snow ut that place
80 far This Winter. At tho Summit
tho gunge shows a fall OF about 80 foot.
Mr.. Thomas, whom Mr.. Brice do.
featod In tho Ohio Senatorial CON
lost, thinks n man who will tako his
money and thon vote for tho othor
Follow is not honest Well, II docs
look that way.
The record Of a death published in
ono OF tho religious papors says Of the
oopatted brother: "For two years
preceding his doath DO was a constant
reader ~ ihn m, ,,n. ...I
sufferer, but his Rraco sustained him.
Tuesday there vas a gasoline OK.
p'osion ut Altoona, q boiler explosion
IN Philadelphia and mn explosion Of
natural gas at Pittsburg, all In Pom
s%ylVania, and eaoh accident was at
!onded with loss Of life and severe in.