Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-22
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sALS1AGUNDI.

Charley GreenberS, OF Halleck, is
in town to-day.
Bar silver was S.9s1I an ounce in
New York ut noon yesterday.
The Fifteenth Session OF the No
rada Legislature gives up tho ghost
to-day.
The snow storm OF yesterday left
about two or three inches Of snow on
the ground mt Cariin this morning.
Reno Gnzottc:-Thc Carson Mint
is turning out $4,000 per month
in gold aud silver. The authorities
are paying for the bullion purchasel
nowadays in grccnbacks iastend OF
coin.
Your attention is directed to Roscn-
stocks new nj. which app ,ars under
the head OF Now Toby. After
reading the nd. step into his mann
moth storo aud examine tho now
goods.
George w. Taylor came in from
Pleasant Valley yesterday md re-
turned to-day. lie says he finds his
homo very lonesome, though lie tries
TO make tho best of the situation since
the loss OF his comparison.
A prizo OF 800 was offered by The
Washington Post to the person guess
ing nearest tho population Ut that
city, aud, remarkable TO say, three
persons hit exactly tho number, 22o,.
I95. They have agreed to divide tho
money.
The law makers OF Kansas who no
Gently pissed un Act requiring GER
tlin documents to no printed in lead
cd plea set solid" knew very little of
OF tho art prcscrvativ., otherwise they
would not ha' @ required an impossi-
bil!ty.
DR.. Mci2s returned from Ruby Val
ley this morn ng. The call was to
attend Mrs. james Myers and her
so2, not VIM. Myers rs was supposed.
William is M, but not able yot to 10
out. The remains OF james Myers
were buried yesterday afternoon.
The Lyon County Times notes tho
advent OF Spring rs follows: Tho
buds on tho peach trcos hereaboLts
arc swelling and tho green grass has
made its appearances, which indicates
that Spring is here. Whether or not
we will have moro cold weather re-
mains to he sccn. II il comes two or
three weeks FROM now it will be good
bye peach crop.
Fx.Sccrc;ary Bayarl says he necs
no basis on which the I;uiian govern
mcnt could claim indemnity fer tho
men klled NJ New Orleans. There
was no discrimination against Italian
citizens and American citizens. The
ease was net n parallel to tho Wyo.
ming massacre o! Chinnincn, in which
indemnity was allowed.
V. G. Bartlett has baen studying
this italian question pretty closely,
and has comie 10 tho conclusion that
the United States should grant in
demnity TO tho Italian Government
for the nssassins slain at Nrw Orleans
last Saturday, 10 the extent Of six
bits n hend for each and every Dago
cent to his final account. We agres
with Bart except us 10 tho amount
which should DO paid, rs we are Of
the opinion that he values them a lit.
tic high.
The scat in tho United States Sem
atc, made vacant by the death Of
Senator Hearst, is still in the market,
rs bidders scem 10th Ia part with good
coin to sccur the position. The
latest report is that Esiae ia ahead.
Though De Young has dropped ont
OF the fight il is not yet clear who
will secure III" coveted prize. II is
said that an oiTer of 52l so has been
made for n certain number Of votes
out that is probably not enough To
satisfy the greed of those who have
the disposal Of tho goods. Later:
FELTON, elected.