Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-03
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0AInAaUNDI.

John. Krienke, Of RUBY Valley, was
in town last night.
C. II. Roland. Of Clover vslley, wa
In town yesterday.
Frank Wines and fezailJ have re.
turned from their visit 10 Ruby Val.
10y.
Miss Nellie G. Quinn is at Fort
Halleck visiting her friend, Mrs. f. F.
Brennan.
Harry Van Dreilenfs stage left this
morning with a load Of passengers for
Tuscsrors.
Lloyd Tevis, the Sau Francisco
millionaire, passed through going
west this morning.
J. G. Wines, Of the firm Of Len
Wines i Son, Ruby Valley, spout
yesterday in town. -
Tho Reno Journal says that ~
moro silver will DO coined. at the Car
son Mint until the middle OF. August
Republicans candidates for Cover
nor nro popping up liko .gooso flesh"
on a boy after bathidg infeold water.
E.. B. Ryan, tar attorney for the
Southern Pacific Company, passed
through yesterday mcrning On route
to San Francisco.
NJ. H. DsYoung, proprietor OF the
San Francisco Chronicle. accompa-
MED by his wife, passed through this
morning homewMd bound.
Miss Clara Beatty left Monday
night for Oklahoma, whero her
mother resides. Tho young lady
made many friends during her stay
in Elko county.
A house in Frenchtown. near
Walla Walla, was burned to the
ground, and in the ruins. the remains
OF n, woman, supposed to he Mrs.
Lane, were found. 1t i s-not known
how the fire originated.
Reno J%ournal:-It is said that Sen.
ator Stanford made his first dollar by
selling horse radish. y It is to be
hoped that it was better than the
bottled store article, which is general
ly about hall grated turnip.
Reno Gazette:- During the entire
past week, at some time during the
day, tho thermometer is said to have
reached ono hundred and six degrees
at Lorelock, and it was not much
below that all along the line from
Reno to Carlin.
A telegram OF tho 18th instant re.
ports that Wallace, Idaho, has been
destroyed by fire, ont1iling q loss OF
half a million dollars. This must be
one OF those mushroom towns, for in
1850 there was no such q town as
Wallace in Idaho. .".l
The emancipation OF women ismak.
ing rapid progress in Russia, the little
town OF KniazeG haa elected a woman,
Alexandria Illiync, to post starosta OF
mayor, on the ground that she wac
the person most fttod to be trusted
with tho interest Of tho community
Alta:-Senator Plumb says that he
does not like tho Mckinley bill and
will not vote for It. Thanks TO the
wild Plumb Of Kansas. It is refresh
ing to 800 a man with that sort Of in
dependence.
II all papers in. the State would ad-
horo as closely to the theory Of free
coinage as tho INDEPENDENT docs,
thore would be no difference OF opih-
ion as to whether the Commodity sill
yer law is as good as fteo coinago or
not. We claim that with o Secretary
OF tho Treasury favorable to silver the
Bland law would be- better than tho
present law. .yca
Undor the appropriate head will DO
found the announcement Of the mar
riage Of DR.. A.. NJ. Allon TO Miss Elma
Ransom, who will DO remembered by
the citizens OF Elko where she resided
for several years whom sho wns q littlo
girl. Tho notice Of tho wedding is
clipped from yesterdays Silver State,
and tho humorous young friends Of
the bride here extend congratulations,
and wish thoir former companion q
long and happy life.
Alta:-Androw Carnegie has just
given s50,oo0 OF money, taken from
American Taxpayers, to found a Ii.
brary in a Scotch town.. Ho has also
writton mn article for tho North
American Review, in which he in.
sists upon higher tariff protection for
our infant industries In his iron in.
FAINT industry tho tari3 has in twenty
nine years given him q fortune OF S55,-
ooo,oO0. II IN infunt docs 90 we'll by
Mr.. Carnegie, whsswiu. the industry
do whom IL Is 81 adultia
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