Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
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]. d. Bradley camo in from Dceth
last night.
Gar silver was quoted at Sl.1S ~
New York yesterday.
County Clerk Henderson went up
TO Deeth this morning.
c. Ii. Hale come in from Hunting
ton Valley yesterday and Il. I. Harris
arrived to-day.
George Williamson came in from
Bullion yesterday, and left on his re-
turn this morning.
Tom Kanc, who has been in town
q couple OF days, left on this MORN
ing's train fer Wells.
Hon. Thomas Fitch is kept busy
writing cards in order tn keep himself
right side up with tho public.
Tho House COMMITTEE has begun IN
Investigation OF tho charges preferred
against Pension Commissioner Raum.
Reno Journal:-The Fair Commit
tee was out yesterday for n couple Of
hours and collected in tho noighbor-
hood OF 5000.
DIR. Meigs left this morning for
Mound Valley to attend tho vito md
child OF Ed Carvillc, who arc both
reported quito i'll.
Boys who so in bathing are somc-
times in danger of having their hcnds
mashed with q club. Ask ZOO Taber
md Willie Cullen about it.
The Central Pacific will mako n
special ratio OF ono faro and onc-third
for tho round trip 10 Reno fiom nil
points in Nevada for tho State Fair,
to be held September 90 10 81 inclus-
iro.
Elko county will present two names
for n place on tho Republican State
ticket. John S. Mayhugh, OF Elko,
for Lieutenant Governor, and II. p.
Hamill, OF Wells, for Secretary OF
State.
In consequence OF n wreck caused
by n collision bctwocn two trains
on the Sierra Nevada mountains,
trains Nos. l aud 3, duo here last
evening, did not arrivo until this
morning.
Miss Louisa Adams and Mrs. ii. Is.
R,clor will leave tonight for Califor-
nia, tho former to onter tho Normal
SCHOOL Mt San jose, and the latter on n
visit 10 bor sister, Mrs. A. o. Bailey,
ut Llthrop.
Thoro is n Litter and relentless war
fnro In progress between tho Exam
incr and tho Alta, two lending Domo-
CRITIC papers Of San francisco. Bat
coin talks and Hearst has tho money
---or his father has.
Tho Idaho Republican State Con-
v%,ntion, hold ut BoisT City last Thurs
day, nominated George Shoup for
Governor, Norman b. Wiloy, Of Idaho
county, for Lieutenant. Governor and
William Sweet for Congress.
In Sl,ibboreen, ireland, n measure OF
potatoes which last year sold at i'd
nov soils at 1od. Tho crop ia certain
TO BIO exhausted by October. Tho
famine foyer has appeared in the
Blaact Islands, on the west coast OF
Ireland.
Tho Fr0o Press says whom Harrison
wont into Office silver was 81 cents.
II must have. fallen rapidly nftor his
election, for on tho 9th day OF No.
vsmbcr, 1888, IL was 81 cents. Why
should tho election Of Harrison caueo
silver 10 fall 8 conts in four montbsY
A private letter from Il. G, Hardy,
dated Philadelphia, Aug. 10, enys no
Is still trying TO dispose Of II II loud
Of horses. Tho market Is dull, horses
having fallen from 10 10 20 per cont.
within q yonr. Mr.. Hardy will DO
homo within q few days.
Tho lnst purchase OF silver mado
by tho Government yestetday was at
N2oM. How docs that strike you,
Messra Domocratsr:-tC arson Trib.
,inc. It strikos us very pleasantly aud
iavorably. Silver was worth Sl.l8
J Now York yesterday. How docs
that striko you, Mr.. Tribune2
1t is rather IN unusual sight 70 soc
,tinerant printers travelling horseback
~ o couple OF tho craft, Pollard ant
binckloy by namc, passed througt
MIA morning by that method, or
route from Salt Lake City to sar
Francisco. They wore we'll equipped
Tor tho journey and SOON TO DO on
1oylhg tho trim,