Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-17
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sALMAGUNDI.

Commissioner Fred. Wilson cams
down from T~uscarora yesterday.
"Isn't Quay a silent mann"
ayes; he believes in letting money
talk"
Tho INDEPENDENT has the largest
circulation Of any paper in Eastern
Nevada.
Who wants to go to the Nevada
Legislature from Elko county next
January?
Allen Fisher and Commissioner
Hamill came down from Wells this
morning.
DR.. Hamilton, the dentist, is still at
the Depot Hotel doing good work at
reasonable prices.
j. L. Fast and wife, OF Palisadc,
passed through to-day on their return
from Salt Lake City.
There arc some things n m can
do as well N u man, but scratching u
match isn't one OF them.
Miss Nellie Quinn returned this
morning from Il visit to Mrs. Il. l..
Brennan at Fort Hallcck.
Miss Mamie Russell, accompanied
by her cousin. Mrs. Kelly, arrived
from California last night.
Examination OF applicants for
teachers certificates ommences
Thursday, the Nth instant.
Tho editor OF the Lyon County
Times wants to go to the Republican
State Convention as an u~npledgcd
delegate.
Tho man who cannot admire n hand
some woman or n handsome horse is
not balanced right in the upper story,
says the Chicago Horseman.
II. Is. Jaques, an old resident Of tho
county, and for many years Il promi-
ncnt citizen OF Toano, died at Salt
Lake City last Saturday evening.
Having completed his Summer va
cation, Charley Henderson left this
morning for San Jose, Cal, to resume
his studies at the University of the
Pacific.
A camping party consisting OF Mrs.
Lynn, Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darling and r. NJ. Dorsey, left this
morning for Mountain City and the
northern country.
keenan, & Sons, Chicago, report
prime beef cattle ut from $40 to
Sl.S5 per hundred, according to quail
itv and condition. Half-iatted stock
arc not wanted Mt any price.
Do not neglect the meeting OF tho
Democratic Central Committee to-
morrow evening. A full attendance
is especially desired, ms business OF
importance will DO considered.
Misao Tsuni San, tho daughter OF a
japanese nobleman, who came TO this
country four yenrs ago ut tho ago OF
10, returns rs n Christian missionary
to work among her countrymen.
At the last meeting of the County
Commissioners OF White Pine, the
County Clerk was ordered to make n
demand on the State for tho balance
due that county on account OF the
special election OF February IL, 1889.
Last Saturdays Avalanche pub
fishes an account Of tho death Of
VIM. Il. Sommorcamp, ST., ono of the
oldest residents Of Silver City, Idaho.
His death was caused by his falling
down n shaft OF his mino ut Wagon
town.
Tho Wolls, Fargo & Co. Express
Office has changed hands and will now
DO removed next door to the INDEPES-
DENT Office, with Charley Holland as
ngcnt for both the Express aud Tus-
carora Stage Companies.
White Pine News:-To the first can.
didato who gets up courage enough
to himself in these columns,
We will guarantee his election or no
charge. Some induccmcnt will have
TO DO made to got this Falls candidate
crop in tho market.
Among tho latest devices for per-
Tuning rooms is the uso OF pcrfumod
oil in lamps. Another is tho usc Of
cut glass ilagons filed with aromatic
and combustiblo fluids fitted with
wicks md burners which, kept con-
stantly burning, gives u religious as
we'll rs fragrant atmosphere to tho
room.
Tho only comment wo havo to offer
on tho communication which Appears
to-day under tho hend OF "Tho Pub
lie Schools" is, that " il hunts, cous.
ms and other dependent relatives"
depend for subsistence on tho cmolu-
monts Of tho oIlico OF School Trustee,
thor daily bread will DO exceedingly
limited.
Suppose that tho next Legislature
should exercise its provocative, which
"X. Y. H." snys IL pos 'esscs, in nbol.
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