Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-03-09
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Inc Ruuolph Aronson Col1ic Opera
Co. passed through at 1890 to-day.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
Is, X. OF P. at Castle Hall tonight.
F. II. Keete, who has been spending
the Winter at San Jose, CAL, returned
last night.
Those who are bothered with 60
piers and squirrels are referred to Mr..
Muller's announcement elsewhere.
II you wish to know where to get
the best goods at reasonable prices,
consult the INDEPENDENT advertising
columns.
The Spring time has come, gentle
Annie, but whether it has como to
stay or not, gentle Annie, we arc not
prepared to state.
Many are OF the opinion that Son
ator NJ. D. Foley has the Guberna-
torial bee buzzing in his bonnet, says
the Carson Tribune
Chauncey n. Depew denies that he
contemplates resigning the Presidency
Of the Now York Central to become a
candidate for President in 1892.
The libel suit instituted by the
California State Bank against the
Sacramento Boo has been dismissed
by mutual consent of both parties.
Mondays Times Review says: Mrs.
@. II. Kleckner left this morning, with
her children, to join her husband at
Carson, where they will reside in the
future.
Carson Tribune:-Ex-Governo
Jowett Adams returned to Carson
from Eastern Nevada on Saturday
evening. He reports his cattle loss
as small.
Quite n number OF those who are,
or wish to be, teachers are in town
ready to tackle the examination Of
applicants for certificates which opens
to-morrows.
mes-Review:-The man who signs
How soon VIC are forgotten" has
only to leave Tuscarora without pay
ing his debts, to find out how sadly
mistaken no is.
The Eureka Sentinel intimates that
tho Central Pacific will endeavor to
secure the nomination and election
OF George w. Baker for Supreme
Judge next Fall.
Humboldt Lodge No. o, A. O.. u.
w. will give a social dance at their
Hall on the 18th instant. Their enter
tainments are always of the most
pleasant character.
1t is roportel that an English syn
dictate is negotiating for the purchase
OF four firms in the United States
now controlling tho manufacture
OF soda water and beer apparatus.
Owing to q delayed train r. T. Har-
ris failed to get his horses off yester.
day. They were shipped this aftor-
noon, and Mr.. Harris will leave on
this evenings train.
Reno Journal:-Everything is pro
crossing favorabl ut tho Unive rsity,
and tho Regents are succeeding ad-
mirably in making it the very best
school in tho State.
Appoal:--It is said that tho Demo-
Gratis will nominate George w. Cas-
sidy, OF the Sentinel, for the Governor
ship. The friends of Theo. Winters
insist that he shall run also.
The Commissioners Of Washoe
have fixed tho ratio OF taxation i'll That
county for 1890 at s1.0O on each 500
Of assessed valuation outside OF Reno,
and $40 within to town limits, the
Same rs last year.
Rockhart & Froelich's business
house has just received n course of
cleaning and painting, preparatory to
tho Spring trade. Being thoroughly
reliable mon who bandlo good goods
they maintain n big trade.
Constable j. b. Hall brought down
four prisoners from Wells to-day.
Thoy are Of the genus tramp, were
convicted Of petty larceny in Justice
Conger's Court and sentenced to
twenty days each in the County Jail.
An editor, who deserves to DO killed,
gets off tho following: Delinquent
subscribers arc hereby warned not to
let thor daughters wear this paper
for n hustle, rs there is considerable
duo on it and they might catch cold"
+. Fisher, foreman for Murphy &
Hill, camo down from Hallock to-day.
lilo thinks tho reported losses OF stock
have boon ovorostimnted. Ho has
noticed quito q number OF cattle on
tho range which are in fair condition.
Tho Silver City, Idaho, Avalanche
Of tho LIST instant says: From Sunday
night until Monday night tho sover.
est storm Of tho season was expert
onced here. During that time tho
snow foil to n depth OF about threo
feet.
In twenty-five localities in Caliior-
mia tho average rainfall this scnson
has been 1910 inches MS against DOL
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