Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-09-28
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sALMAGUNDI.

Roeenstock has just received q nioe
stock Of mems underwear.
Mrs.. William Mitchell has returned
FROM her visit to California
Rosenstock has just received :
stock OF ladies' hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed.
@. NJ. Riddle has removed his
family to Tuscarora and il working
in the mines.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Farnsworth has so far recovered as to
be able to be up again.
II. G. Street, formerly OF Ello, is
the Democratic nominee for Probate
Judge OF Alturas county, Idaho.
L. E. Morgan is improving, being
able to sit up this afternoon. He
hopes to be out again in few days.
Those who have babies, us we'll as
those who contemplate matrimony,
will find a nice lot OF baby carriages,
just received, at Q. w. Hull's.
A. w. Dixon publishes a notice in
tho Appeal to the effect that ho will
back Miss Cony Coronado in a foot
race Of 100 yards or under against any
lady in the State for $3.50 u side.
The Democrats at the late election
in Vermont increased their repre-.
s~entation in the Legislature from Is
to go. In Maine, where tho force in
the navy yard was increased to bene.
fit Gar Reed, the Democrats gained
four Senators and fifteen Assembly,
men.
A general election for the purpose
OF electing State and County officer.
will be hold in Idaho on Wednesday
October l, 1890. On the same du,
will be decided by the legal voters o
Logan county the permanent count,
seat Of said county, Shoshnne anc
Bellevue being the contestants.
The Tuscarora Jockey Club viii
give five days races, commencin,
Monday, October Goth. Libera
purses are offered and some fine spor
is anticipated. Grey Dad, Block an,
Idaho Bill are barred from tho GO
yards race the first day, and the J
mile ace the fourth day. The rule
bar all except Elko county horses.
Mrs. G. N. Noteware and Mis-
Berdenwerper were thrown from
buggy by a runaway horse Mt Carson
Sunday evening. Mrs. Noteware'
skull was fractured and she is in
critical condition. Miss Borden
weIPer was severely E-.;2c1 abou
tho face and breast, and fears mr.
entertained that she isinjured inter
nally.
Ono OF tho best arguments agains
the Mckinley Tariff bill ia tho ar
nouncement OF Montgomery Ward .
Co, Chicago, retail dealers in nece.
sitios for the people, that in case tn
bill becomes q law prices will be fror
10 to so per cent. higher. This is n
argument that will strike the peopl
moro forcibly than a dozen politicl
speeches.
The Republican County Contra
Committee held q meeting Inst nigh
and it was ordered that primaries b
hold at the various precincts in tn
county on Friday, October 3rd, 10
the election OF delegates to the Cour
ty Convention which will be held q
the Courthouse in Elko on Wednes
day, October 8. 1890, for the nomina
tion OF candidates for the yariou
county offices.
The Salt Lake Times has a $500
libel suit on its hands. Dear, deal
How newspapers are prosecuted
When they attempt to give the now
they are either sued for libel or som
subscriber withdraws his patronage
lin either case the effect is about tn
same), and when they do not publis,
tho news they are cursed for imbeci
ity. Between the devil and the dee
sea, they have a rough timo OF it.
Tho saloon men and gamblers &
Ogden contributed s61 to dofrny til
funeral expenses OF Mrs. Marshall I
Tweody who died Of hemorrhage jus
after leaving the cars. Mr.. Tweed,
his wife and seven little children wer
en- route from Missouri to Washing
ton. Mrs. Twoedy was taken wit
homorrhage on tho ID. & r. G.. IN
died soon after reaching Ogden. TIL
distressed husband Ind barely none
enough to take himself and childre
to their destination.
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