Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
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sALMAGUNDI.

Sonn anu son, OF Ruby
valley, were in town last night
I'D. Abel, Of Fort Halleck, came
in yesterday and returned today.
Hon. Thomas Fitch is reported
seriously i'll ut the Palace Hotel, San
Francisco.
James Dewar's team got frightened
at a train this morning and tho result
was a broken tongue In tho milk
wagon.
Willie Rigsby returned last evening
from his visit to Burlington. Iowa.
He is in fine health aud enjoyed his
trip as only q boy can.
Winters and Cassidy will DO here
tomorrow night, and the people arc
cordially invited TO como out and
hear what they have to BAY.
Mrs. Johannes, sister OF Mrs. A.. w.
liesson and Mrs. J.. L. Keyser, with
her two little boys, returned yester-
day from a three months visit in
Wisconsin.
The population Of the city OF San
Francisco, as officially announced by
Superintendent Porter OF the Census
Bureau, is 2o7,99o. This is IN in
crease since the last census, ten years
ago, Of 6i,o3l.
Silver State:---We will protest
against foolish laws until they are re-
formed; meantime we will submit.
He who, by his private authority,
breaks n bad law, authorizes others
to break good laws.
Enterprise:-There is now more
water in Independence Lake than has
ever before been seen ut this time in
the year.. Few fish we're caught there
this seoson as the ice did not dis
appear until the 18th Of August.
1t is high time that tho Democrats
Of Elko make some arrangements for
the election of ten delegates to the
County Convention. The primary
election is to be held next Saturday,
and n ticket should be prepared i'm
mediately.
Reno Gazette;-Judge T. P. Hawley
resigned Saturday from the Supreme
Bench, and will take tho oath OF Of
flee rs U. S. District Judge to-day
He will open Court ut Carson next
Monday. 1t is not expected that
Acting-G Governor Bell will appoint
anyone to the vacancy until after the
election.
A private letter from Senator Stew
art states that the aggregate appro-
p%ria,ions made to tho Nevada State
University will this year amount to
$4,000, which will be increased here.
nfter annually by $1,000 until the
maximum of $4,000 is 'reached when
that sum will DO mado q permanent
yearly endowment.
Reckhnrt & Froclich have just re-
ceived another car load OF the Justly
celebrated Schlitz Milwaukee bottled
beer. Tho trade supplied in quaint.
ties to suit. Orders by mail will re-
ceiye prompt attention. When you
lro thirsty drop in ut the Bakery
Saloon and sample this fine Summer
beverage.
Tho Appeal is following in the
footsteps OF tho Examiner by Offering
q Holstein calf worth 500 to tho most
popular candidate on either State
ticket. Tickets, printed exclusively
in tho Appeal, must bs cut out,
fillo'i in with tho namo OF tho candi-
date to DO voted for and returned to
the Morning Appeal.
Roveillc:-We learn that both Mr..
Winters AMI Mr.. Colcord nre not in
the mud singing business, but are
both making a gontlomnnly fight.
The snme will DO said OF Mr.. Cassidy
and Mr.. Bartine. Cassidy was al
ways fair, and all those TINT heard
Bartino two years ago gavo him
credit for being q gentlemanly antag-
onist.
The Rono Journal pays the Do
mocracy Of Nevada the compliment to
say TINT tho present State ticket "is
tho best one ovo nominated by Ne
VIDA Democrats" Thanks; wo con.
cur, md we believe the people Of Ne
yada indorso it as tho bottcr Of the
two and will govern themselves no.
cordingly on tho Ath Of November.
Thus wnrbles tho Candolaria
Chloride Belt: Before tho Republi-
III State Convention met q railroad
mngnato accompanied by his man
Colcord, came into this burg on a
special md by his smooth TALK cap
tured the Esmerulda delegates, and
now Mr.. Colcord tolls tho people he
Is not q corporation man. It is q
wonder to us that tho words do not
choke him before they Toapo his lips.
Tho Cosmopolitan for: October has
reached Our table, and tho current
number maintains tho high standard
OF excellence TO which this periodical
has attained. There are q lnfge mum.
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