Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-02-16
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goods at Remnants.

j. Is. Fitch cane down from Wells
this morning.
Last night was quite a cold one,
but to day has been clear and pleas
ant.
w. J. Black, OF Deeth, and w. G
Randolph, of 1Iallcck, came down on
this mornings train.
Mrs. A. W. Hesson arrived Sunday
evening from Oregon where she has
been visiting her parents.
Mrs. Alice Ricord is on the sick
list, suffering with what she believes
to be a light attack Of Ia grippe.
+. Osell, the shoemaker, returned
this morning from a visit of several
weeks to Salt Lake City and Ogden.
The war OF tho rebellion cost tho
United States &c, lSo,929,9O0. The
number OF federal troops was 1885,
I32. ''.
Tho Commissioners OF Lyon county
have fixed the rate Of taxation in that
county at So 05 on each 500 valua-
ton.
Edgar Reinhart is now ready to
take your measure for n nice Spring
or Summer suit Call and look at
samples.
Mrs. H. w. Fuller, OF Sacramento,
will arrive on this evenings train on
u visit to her sister, Mrs. William
Mitchell.
Any man who will coniine a cot or
a steer and deliberately saw its horns
off ought to have his ears cut off close
to his head.
Carson Appeal:-Reports from all
quarters in the county are TO the
effect that stock on the ranges are
much better than was anticipated.
II you want n nice pair OF boots or
shoes, go to Osell who is now on the
bench again after n months rest.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
The municipal election in Salt Lake
City yesterday resulted in n victory
for the Gentiles, and they nre happy
while the saints" are corresponding
ly depressed.
DIR. Hamilton, the Dentist, is still
here and is kept busy at his profess
sion, which is an evidence that no
does good work at reasonable prices.
Room 40, Depot Hotel.
Tho election in Salt Lake City yes
terday was carried by the Gentiles,
or Liberals" by 500 majority. There
was no rioting or bloodshcd, the
election having passed of quietly.
Alta:-Perhaps, after all, the Demo-
Gratis made n mistake in not electing
John L. Sullivan to Congress. His
style OF debate seems to be about tho
only n that could convince Speaker
Reed.
Barber Your head is sadly in need
Of a shampoo, sir.
Taller lin the chnir)-Yes; and your
clothes are decidedly seedy, but 1
dont nag you about it.
The Belmont Courier has the fol-
lowing: "The town OF Genoa in
Douglas county, this State, is nestled
close under the mountain, and during
tho short days tho sun rises Mt TAO
and sots mt 2:l0, giving tho Genoaites
but GlS hours Of sunshine out Of d."
Philadelphia Timcs:-A Southern
exchange says: "a turnip was re-
Gently eaten by an editor weighing re-
spcctivoiy $50 and eight pounds. An
eight-pound editor who can mako
away with n 15o.pound turnip is n Gu
riosity md no mistake"
The Mormon element Of Salt Lake
City mako grave charges OF gross
frauds Mt tho recent election, and
claim that a fair vote would have
givon thom n majority OF 800. In
this enlightened ago it would DO n
novelty for n defeated party to admit
that the election was u fair ono.
Wo have received, with tho conpli-
ments Of Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart, n
copy OF Proceedings OF tho First M
tionul Silver Convention, held at St.
Louis, Mo-, November 20 TO %, 1889.
1t is n book Of nearly 800 pnges, con-
tanning II full and complete report OF
tho action OF TIM. important asscm-
bly,.
II is reported that Hugh Wallace,
formerly Register OF tho Land Office
at Snlt Lake City undcr tho Cleve-
land administration, Is to DO married
soon 10 tho Countess Geruldino MT.
rat, daughter Of tho French Minister
to the United States, who is worth
S1o0o,O00 in hor own right. You
don't catch American men marrying
im%pecunious titled foreigners. Title
Ia q good bait for IN American
woman, but it takes coin TO catch q
man.
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