Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
IFRoA SATURDAYS DAILY.
SALMhGUSDl.

DR.. Petty mil J. l.. IIoncymnn
came down frum Wells today.
Hiram S,olcr returned from Salt
Lake City yesterday morning.
James Beverage has been commits.
stoned Postmaster ut Tuscarora.
Harry Kcysor, the IHpErE%DEsr
carrier, ID laid up with In grippe.
Commissioner John Burns came
down from Tuacarora yesterday.
Judge G. +. Talbot arrived ycster-
day morning from tho western part OF
the State.
S. G.. Weston arrived last night
from San Francisco whittier no went
last January.
DIR. Henderson is still quito weak,
no ~percnptib.c change in his con lition
being apparent.
Last night was quite cod, forming
leo OF considerable thickness on water
in exposed places.
Miss Mamie SHETLAND has gone
down to the Humboldt House where
shu will remain for some time.
Mrs. j. NJ. TLb,r AMI her son
Enroll will leave Tuesday for Illinois
on m oStcnlo | 81 ut u ucaT relatives.
ThSy will DO a5ssat II cUup.o OF
months.
T.. II. OKoctn, formerly OF this
county, has gone into business with
j. j. FELTON, Ia Goncral Commit sion
Merchants ut 81 Washington St:cct,
Sau' francisco.
Miss Rose Gardner. who las been
teaching ut Little Lake returned to.
day. She has accepted the Pleasant
Valley school which she will open
about tho middle 81 April.
Richard Itylnnd, alternate for Geo.
Russell, Commissioner 10 tho Worlds
Fair, passed through last nigh, cu
route to Chicago To attend II meeting
OF tho Commission on tho LIST OF April.
4 roll call OF the Assembly ON tho
final passage OF the Assembly dill No.
III, tho liailroad bill. shows TINT
there were only four negative votes
to.wit: Bell, Hughes. Mckay and
Wager. Tho Elko delegation al
voto1 for il.
A. G. Dawiey arrived from Ruby
Valley TO day. IIo reports n rrca.
deal OF Dickness in tho valley, but
mono ~scrioufiy III, WIZ. NJ, era aud
Mrs. james Mycr. nrc nblo 10 be ur
part OF tho time, but Albert is still
confined 10 hia bed.
Tho reduction IN county officers
salaries lulcs effect in all counties
affected from nnd after tho first NJ IN
day in January, 1859. with tho exccp-
ton Of Humboldt and Elko counties,
whcto the reduction tahc1 elect on
UIday in January, 1892.
Tho Frco Press quotes with great
glco Il scnselrss sluib from tho Iio 10
Gnzetlo accusing tho ISpEpENprSr
Of running dead ads. II thoto il moro
than ono paper in tho State that uscs
more dead ads. TO fiji out its 4
columns than tho Frcc PresJ, NO
should like TO know its name.
Reno journal Counterfeit money,
both silvcr dollnrs mud silver cortiii.
cHtcHris In circulation in many plnccs
On tho Coasta Some oi the dollars
haro tcaohcd itono aud possibly sot.o
ot ths,pnpor also. Tho silver ccrtiH-
cates uto gonhine 81 bills raiscd TO
90 by having tho et0 cut out Of n
Confederate noto aud pasted ove the
81 mark.
Tho Cosmopolitan for April bns
rcnchcd our tublo mud, M usual, IL Ia "a
sulctb number illloi with n high
c'nes OF litoraturo among which nro
Tho Presidents Oiiico md Home,
1hs Nicaragua Canal, Tho Farmers
Alliance, Tho Future Conditions OF
Ipyen,ion and others Of equal mort.
Publishol Mt Fifth Avenue and Goth
Btu, Now York, at $40 n year.
Single numbers % coDte.
Tho Froo Press makca q iceblo
e1ort to slur tho editor Of tho IspB.
PENDENT on His position ma 10 tho Is.
u OF bonds to tho proposed railroad,
but mnkcs no ntterpt TO answcr tho
question rs TO why tho county should
issue bonds 70 tho oxtcnt OF $1,000 per
milo to said road, instead OF $1,000
per mile, whom tho latior would DO
equally effective in cSemp,in3 tho
proposed road from taxation, with at
least u possibility OF thcit rodomption.l