Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
IFaoA MosDAr,s DAILx.l
sALMAGUNDI.

a refreshing shower visited Ihii
vicinity yesterday.
j. NJ. Dorsey came in from For
Halleck yesterday.
W. F. Ross, the Mountain Cit,
sheep man, is in town.
L. G. Hardy returned from Reno
and tho Fair last night.
j. w. Dorsey and family returned
last night from u visit to the Reno
Fair.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. o. U. W., at their Hall to
night
DIR. Thoma, of Reno, came up las
night and returned on this morning.
train.
A wonder:-The arrival, on time, o.
this mornings west bound passenger
train. .
j. A. Mcintosh, who was on the
sick list all last woek, is up and
around ngain.
r. E. Keyser has sold his drayine
business TO jacob Nelson, of the
Humboldt House.
1t commenced raining to-day al
l230 and continued without inter
mission until about 3 o'clock.
Tho Winnemucca brass band has
issu ed q challenge to play any band
in the Statc-imported players barred
Do you expect to vote? Then
hasten your footsteps to the register,
who, in connection with time and
tide, waits for no man.
On the Oregon Short Line Satur.
day morning than twenty PEG.
pie were killed by n collision, caused
by leaving a switch open.
jas. Clark, OF the Depot Hotel, ar,
rived Saturday evening from n visit
to tho Reno fair. Mr.. Clark reports
il rs being n grand success.
Walter +. IIucy, general collector
for the Board OF IIarbor Commission.
ors, OF San Francisco, is the defaulteI
in tho sum ofs2,OOo and has left fol
parts unknown. lie left that city
Thursday night.
Last Saturdays Carson Tribune
says that Mrs. G. n. Noteware, who
sustained severe injuries by being
thrown from a buggy several days
ago, is sinking very rapidly and can,
not survive much longer.
Tho postoflce ut Candelaria was
damaged by fro last Monday evening
to tho extent Of $500. Mr.. Ingalls,
OF the firm Of Given & Ingalls,, in
whose building tho fire occurred, wa:
severely burned on the face and hands
Tribune.-Profcssor Earthquake S
Virgins announces that no has cut
loose from the weather and will neve,
prophecy again, no, never. Incom,
patibility "of- temperament ia the
cause OF the trouble. The weather
and Virgins could mover agree.
Sam Davis, in Sundays Examiner
givos n graphic description OF tho Re
publican State Convention, in which
Bob Iamill comes in for q share oI
tho glory. II Bob follows the usua'
custom no will ruin tho Appeal b,
withdrawing his patronage.
81 don't know" said tho merchant
'what We nrc going to do for n now
stock OF jowelryf" ~ don't know o,
but n way" said the book keeper
'What is that?" "Trust in Proyi
denco." ~ know; but / haven't seer
n travelling mnn from that city 70,
over two weeks"
Virginia Chroniclo:--J. A. Stephens
our Storey County District Attorney
is principal coachcr OF tho Colcord
pnrty which will start out i'm n fov
days 10 canvass tho State. Jim was
tho general who ~marshalled Brother
Strother to glorious defeat in 1882
llistory ia repeating itself.
Observation-Disclosures Sides, tho
Pluto interpreter, Ia on an official
visit to the camps OF tho children OF
tho desert that aro pitched to the
eastward OF tho city. lie is %tollinq
tho faithful TO bowuro OF ialso proph.
OTIS. lilo appears to 10 grinding q
knife for the throat OF tho Walker
Lake train doctor"
Tho General Adjustment Commit,
too Of tho Chicago and Northwestern
pnginoers and ilrcmcn held n sccroi
conference with tho General Manage,
and General Superintendent ut Chi.
rago Friday morning. Tho engineers
md fircmon have formulated thoir
grievances, which thoy ask the man.
ngement to redress.
We heartily concur In tho following
in Mondays Reno Gazetto
"A School Trustee 10 not considered
much Of m officer, and, generally
most any ono who will &c
copt tho position 10 quito good enough
ia n mistaken idoa, for q School
Trustee Ia In our judgment ono OF
tho most important officers on the
and much good judgment
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