Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03
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present.
E1. Odell, Of Lauioille. WINS in town
last night.
Miss Emma Gnrdncr returned to
Carlin yesterday.
T. l.. Brennan. Of Fort Halleck. was
in town last night.
James McMullen and Vim. Henry
camo down from Deeth today.
Mrs Alice Ricord left yesterday
morning by stage for Tuscarura.
Charley Garducr went down to
Cirlin yesterday u do II job Of a r
psnter work thure.
Mrs. f. G. Mcclellan is still quite
i'll. Her mother will arrive from
Lander county on to-night's tram.
The "Coronot" which carried the
divine Sarah to San Francisco, passe |
through this morning attached to
train No. !, east bound.
T.. \. Shearer. formerly c. p. Agent
ut this place, returned yesterday from
Washington where he has been mt
work for the Northern Pacific Co.
DR.. J. Henderson visited his bank
this morning for the first time in live
weeks. Ho is improving gradually,
and hopes coon To be himself again.
Rev. Houghton. OF Reno. held di-
vine services ut tho church Yesterday
both morning and evening, and WAS
greeted 10y large aud apprcciative
audiences.
Gardner's favorite dog, old Lewis,
did not die rs reported Saturday. He
| WAS poisoned, but Joe administered
every antidOte recommended md the
old canine came up smiling yesterday
morning.
1t is understood that District At
tnruey Julian, Of Reno, will confluence
proceeding by writ Of c~ertiorari to
test the validity OF the Act OF tho
Legislature relating to the purchase
Of lands for public parks in Reno.
Oroville. (CLl.) New Era: 4 young
mar i'll LA Porto advertised for a wife,
and his sister answered the advertise
ment, and now the young man thinks
there IN no balm in advertisements,
md tho old folks think ii pretty hard
TO have t~o fools in u family.
Some person or persons unknown
went through the cash drawer in the
bar room Of tho Depot Hotel last
Saturday night and secured about
S3j. principally small change. The
robbery vas no doubt the work Of
tramps, a number OF whom have in
fested the town during the past week.
y letter from John 5. Mayhugh,
dated Siletz Indian Agency, Oregon.
April 20, says he and Mrs. Mayhugh,
arrived there all right after II journey
OF four and one-hnli days. Among
the things To admire in Oregon Alr.
Mayhugh mentions tina soil und TIM
Der. He promises US II communica-
ton when he becomes somewhat con
versant with the State.
For tho information Of "Rob Roy
ms we'll ns others who did not read
Cap. Palner's communication pub
lished in Saturdays Free Press, ws
dcsire to say that tho Captain quoted
the 6. p. Railroad Co, the W. y. Tele.
graph Co, WIN. Dunphy. George W.
Grayson. and others, aa favoriny the
Carlin Railroad; and the extract from
Mr.. GrLyson's lcttor, published in
Saturdays INDEPENDENT, goes To
show just how Mr.. Grayson stands ON
the proposition!
Tho attention oi ranchmen, stock.
mon and others is directed To tho
advertisement OF tho Oasis Ranch 60,
under the head Of Now To-day. The
stock offered for sale in OF the very
otHbt w litcsc ~ oCSllo W INV tSl
ia desirable property arc advised Ia
call on Mr.. Hardy, or correap"nd with
him through the mails on the sub.
iect. Some rare bargains mny he oh.
taincd by calling soon. IA you will
then he able 10 take choice OF tho
stock offered for snl0.
4 quite wedding took place at tho
residence Of Juulcs Clark at . o'clock
this afternoon when Miss Ruby Myers,
the daughter OF William Myers, OF
Ruby Valley, this county, become tho
wife of a. j. Thomas. Tho many
friends Of tho young lady, who il FL
vol aud favorably known horc, as
we'll ms in the valley where sho grew
from IL child 10 womanhood, wish her
happiness in tho lot which sl,c Inns
chosen. n wish in which tho lSDE.
PENDENT heartily Joins.
a Lottery Victory
At tho laat session Of tho Legisla-
ture. John A. Morris and associates
made application for n removal OF tho
Louisiana State Lottery charter FOR