Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
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rived from Reno last night
DR.. Meigs returned Saturday even
ing from Stockton, California.
All those who pass through the door
OF c find it labeled "Push."
Mrs. j. A. Mcbride and her two
children returned from Winnemucca
last evening.
Geo. ]. Smith and wife came down
from Tuscarora yesterday en- route to
the Carnival.
Johnny Brooks is down from
Mountain City where he reports
everything %flourishing.
Tho TURNER'S hnvo commenced cut
ting their hay crop, and labofers are
in demand at good wages.
Mrs. Thompson arrived this morn
ing from Montenn on a visit TO he.
mother, Mrs. VanD rcilcn.
Unclo Jimmie Clark, of the Depot
Hotel, will go up to Ogden tonight
to pay his respects to Rex II.
J. Engler and his sister, Mrs. Eisen-
berg, will leave this evening 70. Ogden
TO attend the Rex ii celebration.
On Saturday President Harrison
signed tho Dependent Pension, bill,
thus making it a law of the land.
Mrs. Lizzie Daimler closed her
term OF school Mt Bullion last week
and has returned to her home at Car
lin.
Miss Ellie Truett arrived here this
morning from Huntington Valley
whore she has just finished a term
of school.
Miss Bertha Smith, having finished
her term OF s"hool ut Toano, arrived
here yesterday morning on Il visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Ainley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Suite came in
from Mound Valley yesterday,
stopped over night and left this after
noon on their return home.
All newspapers occasionally make
plumbers and prin; some foolish
things; and tho INDEPENDENT is no
exception, for we do not claim perrec-
ton.
Impccunious loyor-"Bo mine,
Amanda, and you will be treated like
an angel!" AYES, Isuppose SO. Moth
ing TO cat and less to wear. No, l
thank YOU"
NJ. Carey, ono OF the founders OF the
Reduction Works. arrived from Reno
last evening aud left by stlge this
morning for Iuscarora TO inspect tho
mines Of tho upper level.
Tho Union Pacific officials aro very
active of late and tho Austin Revcillo
would not be surprised to see some.
thing turn up with the limo through
Austin, some Of these days.
Geo. Elmoro came in from his
ranch this morning. He says that
his losses 10y the evc Winter were
heavy, but no il still cndcavoring Il
'k3ep in tho middle OF the road"
We arc undcr obligations TO Mr..
George Russell for copies OF tho Chi
cago Tribune giving n tull account OF
tho proceedings OF tho first meeting
OF tho Worlds Fair t:ommissio,.
Carson Tribune:- 1t is intimated
that the appointment OF u. S. Judge
will not DO mado until after election,
Senator Jones not caring TO incnr the
displcasurs OF any Of tho candidates
until his own election is assured.
Gold dust is beginning to DO used
instead Of coin in the placer mines Of
Robinson District, Eastern Nevada.
II is n reminder OF old times in Cali
fornia. In tho uso OF such currency
all that is required in making change
is n pair OF scales.
S. NJ. Honloy removed his grocery
store 70 the Eiko Meat Market to-day.
This change, NO hope, will prove
profitable to Mr.. Henley and II conve-
nicnco to the public. A full stock of
groceries, provisions, fruits and vcget-
ablcs always on hand.
Tho eating house on tho Central
Pacific Mt Promontory serves pnsson-
gors with n first class meal, nice,
clean, well cooked ind we'll served.
At this station tho silver rail was laid
and the gold spike driven when tho
East md tho West wero united by
tho first transcontincntal railway.
Mrs. A. G. Dawloy arrived this
morning from m extended visit to
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Chicago,
Illinois, aud Rockville. Indiana. She
says tho weather in tho East is rc-
mnrkably hot, notwithstanding which
sho enjoyed good health during hcr
trip. Mrs. Dawlcy was mot Mt Provo,
Utah, by hor husband who accompa.
MED her from that point on her re-
turn.
Mr.. Sproulo returned Saturday
evening without the young trout
which no expected 10 bring up. Ho
received u telegram ut Baltic Mount.
min anYinn TINT tho consiRnmont