Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
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Tho Senate has pissed the bill for
the admission OF Idaho as a State.
Fine chicken Dime: at the Depot
Hotel at 4 o'clock p. NJ. sharp to.mor-
row.
Mrs. Hans Miller will please accept
our thanks for u roll OF nice, fresh
butter.
For u choice Key West cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, go to
Muller's.
G. II. Meek, General Manager Texas
Pacific Ry., passed through in his
special car this morning.
Tho easiest way to get rid OF flies
or insects, is to go to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killem.
Marder, Lusc & Co.'S type foundry,
and George HUM. drugs, lost $4,000
each by Gro at Minneapolis Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Joannes came over from Eu-
reka yesterday on n visit to her sis
ters, Mrs. A. w. Hesson and Mrs. ].
L. Keyser.
Uncle Jimmie Clark returned from
O1d-n last night. He says there is
n big crowd there and the weather is
very hot.
The Parke County News has col
laPsed, and it's editor, George Brinton
Hiser, who was seeking n wider field,
has probably found it.
Mrs. Frank Wines and her children
left last evening in company with
her father-in-law, Len Wines, for a
months visit in Ruby Valley.
All persons who desire meat for to-
morrow arc respectfully requested to
get it this evening, as Mr.. Henley
will go pick1icking early tomorrow
morning.
Hon. r. r. Bigelow passed through
last evening on a visit to his ranch at
Osino. He will return and hold n
session OF the District Court hero OH
Saturday, the 5th instant.
Col. J. Is. Moore, of Ruby Valley, is
going into tho sheep business, having
already purchased about 1900 head.
Sheep are liz great demand now, us
this seems to be tho coming inaus-
try.
Chicago real estate has baen ad-
vancing in value very rapidly. The
advance has been due largely TO great
expectations growing out OF the loca-
ton OF tho Columbian Exposition Of
1891.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get a pair Of good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment of colored
glasses for sun or snow. y
A large majority of tie employees Of
the San Francisco Examiner are Re-
publicans, and John II. Dennis, tho
staunchest Democrat of Thorn all, ia
doing editorial work on tho Reno
Journal, the loading Republican pa.
per of Nevada.
The Ogden Standard quotes it
thus: "Thcre's n divinity that shapes
our onds rough, how them as we will"
Tho editor must have been taking
recreation on the hurricane deck of n
buckins cayuse, which is a very I'M
reliable divinity"
On Monday, Juno Both, the Lander
Publishing Company took charge of
tho Austin Revoille with Geo. w.
Rutherford us managing editor, vico
G. A. Carpenter retired. We wish
tho Reveille success under tho new
management.
II. Chase, Of tho 1.-Two and Lot Live
Grocery, has purchased tho old
Ocean Spray Saloon property, for.
merly owned by Walter Chase, and
will put tho two story building il
first class repair and fcnco in tho lot,
which will add much to tho appear
ance Of that part of town.
Amasn Parker, OF Fitzwil.iam De-
pot, N. H., thinks that as no is 90
years old, and was graduated from tho
University Of Vermont in 1915. he is
the oldest living college alumnus in
this country. He was on tho staff Of
the Governor Of New Hampshire when
Lafayette visited Concord ia 1926.
The Hendricks monument was un-
voiled ut indianapolis on Tuesday,
whom n vast OF people, in
Guiding the military organizations Of
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Kontucky and
Missouri, and Governors Campbell, Of
Ohio, Hill, Of New York, and Francis,
OF Missouri, were present.
Phil Triplott, ioroman OF the INDE.
PENDENT office, and Charley Gardner
will go up TO Ogden tonight TO tako
In tho Carnival. We respectfully
and humbly beseoch His Majesty,
Rex II, to deal gently with tho young
mon, oven as David tho King COM
handed Joab concerning his son Alb.
salon.
Reno Journal:-Tho Austin Royeil.
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