Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-13
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Carlin to-day.
John p. Thorpe came in from La
moiilo this morning.
MIS-. Henderson Green has returned
to the Humboldt House.
Wm. Snow came down on this
mornings train from Halleck.
G. w. Grover went down to Winno
mucca on this mornings train.
Juo. Henderson went to Wells
last evening and returned to-day.
Spring has como at last. II you
doubt it ask j. w. Dorsey or w. c
Love.
Mrs. 4. u. Farnsworth is on the
sick list, having been quito ill for
several days.
Commissioners r. p. IIamill and
Fred Wilson went down TO Carlin
this morning.
Robt. Tucker has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able
to be out again.
Nels Oudcr!iirk and j. r. Henry
were in from Mound VALLEY yesterday
and returned today.
james Clark. of the Depot Hotel, is
recovering from his recent illness, be.
ing able to sit up to-day.
DIR. j. Henderson, who has been on
the sick list for a few days, is i'm
proving and will soon be out again.
Mrs. Wan. Mitchell and her sister,
Mrs. Fuller, returned from Salt Lake
City Sunday morning. Their stay
was not so long rs expected.
Tho wiaa blow n hurricane ycster-
day afternoon and swept the streets
- clear Of dust as though they had
boon gone over with n broom.
The House Committee on Coinage.
Weights and Measures has agreed to
offer n resolution for the consider
alton OF the Window Silver bill on
the 10Th of April.
a. G. Dawley received Il letter from
Mrs. Dawlcy yesterday stating that
she is well. 1t has been showing
almost constantly ut Minneapolis
since Mrs. Dawley arrived there.
Thomas Hunter prcsidcs ut tho
block in Litton s. Hunters butcher
shop with becoming grace and dig
nifty, Ed. Bilkcy having resigned tho
knife aud cieavcr for Il position as the
Iilto "Nasby."
White Pine Ncws:-A friend writes
us from O5ccola to warn wor!iinGmen
against going TO that camp. IIo says
there are 80 men in tho camp now,
many OF them out Of work. The ny
druulics have not started up yet.
Misses Della Jones and Minnie and
Alice Miller gave the INDEPENDENT n
brief call last evening. Come again,
iaiics, You are always welcome, and
your cheerful co]untcuanccs ~rolievc
the monctony OF the dreary Office.
1t would Seem that after a careful
pcruaal OF tho Eureka Sentinel OF the
9th instant the local editor of the Yir-
ginia Enterprise would abandon his
custom of criticisjng the action OF
judges and juries in murder trials.
Arthur McEwcn suggests the marc
OF Adolph Sutro as tho Democratic
nominee for United States Senator for
California. Wcro not Mr.. Sutro n
millionaire 10 ono would ever think
OF him as n candidate For tho exalted
position Of United States Senator.
lIo may b. and no doubt is 1t man OF
remarkable intcliigoncr, but his pc-
caliar fitness for the position is found
in his wealth.
Mary L. Stone, notice OF whose
death appears elsewhere, was tho
mother OF our II. \. Stone, ono of tho
oldest residents OF Ei,io. His father
Samuel Stone, died in 1876 in the
18th year Of his agc, and tho old
couple lived to celebrate tho 10Th
anniversary Of their marriage, an
event which rarely occurs with hus.
band aud vito. 1t has been b years
since Mr.. Stone saw his parents.