Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
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sALMAGuND1.

Low 6OOu6-
Sunol made a milo in .2:lo at Wash
ington Park last Monday.
George w. Baker will build a resi-
donce ut Reno next Summer.
TIE Silver State lost hall a ton of
print paper in tho Cascade wreck.
You will find q full supply OF dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes at
Remnants.
Rono is to have n soap factory, be-
Loving that cleanliness Is akin to
Godlincss."
Euripides truly says: Every man
is to DO envied who is fortunate with
his children.
w. T. Smith has gone to San Fran
cisco. lie was accompanied by E. Ii.
Me:dc, Of Tuscarora.
jill Wines is putting up n n,co
residence at Reno, which he hopes to
occupy before snow dies.
A special train OF thirty cars loaded
with tea and drawn by two engines
passed through this afternoon.
Governor Stevenson, who has been
quito i'll for some time, is slowly i'm
proving and is now considered out of
danger.
Mrs. Caroline b. Norcross is an
nounced by the w. G. L. U. as a can
didate for School Trustee for Reno
District.
DR.. Jcssup is still helpless, although
he does not suffer pain. Tho doctor
says his trouble is complete nervous
prostration.
James Brain keeps in stock q full
limo OF saddles, brides, harness and
everything connected with tho sad
dlery business, and sells ut very reas-
enable prices.
Thiz IL thee fate OF man: To be in
luv or to ba in dot. Sumtimze he is
in both, this is tuf, sometimze he il
out OF both, this il tuffer.1Denver
Great divide.
Tho British war ship Buzzard ar
rived at Halifax Sunday from ia
maica. with yellow fever on board.
There were nineteen cases on board
Mt n time, and one victim died ut
Port Royal.
II is not thought that the great
railroad strike in tho East will affect
the roads of the Pacific Coast. A
number Of the officials OF tho South
ern Pacific systom arc in council at
San Francisco.
Personal and party organs perhaps
havo their place in tho newspaper
field, but it is tho independent jour
nal That is calculated to create public
sentiment and accomplish reforms
Crerre Haute News.
California Republican papers nre
industriously ~endeuvoriug to subduo
Pond by t~hrashing Chris. Buckley.
They have not n shot in the locker
which they can fire attic Democratic
candidate for Governor.
The newspaper which started out
to 'mold public opinion" in Nevada
has broken it's mold and retired from
tho field. Tho metal was too heavy
for tho matrix and tho result was an
explosion which wrecked the whole
plant.
Carson Tribune:-IIon. Geo. w.
Baker was in town yesterday and re-
turned to Reno last evening. 1t is
reported that tho ex-senator is a can
didato for the Office OF District Judge,
but no did not acknowledge tho soft
impeachment.
Mrs. S. a. st. Clair, who has been
i'll Mt Wells for some time, passed
through this morning en- route to
San Francisco whore sho will place
herself undor tho care OF n skillful
physician. She expects to be absent
about six months.
Tho Examiner has Ind prepared n
diamond STUDDED gold medal worth
Sl,500, which is to DO presented to tho
most popular member OF tho Native
Sons OF tho Golden West, to DO do
tormincd by n vote OF tho people with
ballots published exclusively in the
Examiner.
Silver Stato:-Tho Mil City Rcduc.
ton Works, ownod by Poter Wool.
cook, are now in full blast, under tho
management OF W. r. O'EIara md J..
g. Hadley. Tho mill is crushing orc
from tho Humboldt Queen mine, OF
which Superintendent Sutherland
has ngreod to furnish q thousand
tons.
Tho most valuable metal in tho
world Is said to DO gallinm, which is
worth $3.50 an ounce. Calcium brings
$500 n pound, and ccrium 1920 a
pound. Gold il worth $40 n pound.
Milt. Campbell Is otit now prospect.
ing for galium, and when Ito gots rs
much rs no Gun carry no will retro
from business.
Tho Reno Journal says: "Tho in.