Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-25
IFRo;i SATURDAYS DAILY.1
SiLliSGUNDI

The weather ia lovely.
Reno is infested with crooke-
70 bows from tho Board OF Equal.
izlliOn.
J. r. McDermot,, of Lamoill,, is in
town to-day.
Major Os,r.ichcr loft for Snu Fran
cisco on No. 4 to-day.
Judge Bigelow and family LETT for
Carson on ~" 1 to-day.
John T. Basor, of Mound Valley, is
in town on legal bnsincsS.
II you nro punished for violating
the fish law, do not complain.
Mrs.J. Il. Ghccn md Miss O'Rourke
arc 10 from Lamoillc to day.
lanes Stnuts has purchased the
driylng business from Jacob Nelson.
Tie cost OF the State Prison in
Carson is 81 conis per day, tho high.
oSt in this country.
SUNDAY schoo! Mt 10 \. 81; preach-
ing rt II s.. u and I y. ~. at Freeman
HILL Tomorrow.
Attention Is called to Roscnstock's
A"w al. which nppcnrH Of the second
page. Gail AND See his now goods.
Mrs. j. II. Prosaer, called here by
tho serious accident to her mother.
Hirs. MuiciIuy, arrived ON No. 4. TO-
day.
Il Is reported that tho work OF
building Il rdiirou from Salt LIke to
D'og Greet; will DC began Inside OF
ta..rty days.
Tho Carson appeal says that:
II'aro "a n growing idea in this State
tat NuTada ~ going 10 DO for Novad-
Hn- IA future.
!. OHtrciChcr and Constable Trip.
lott killed u large pnrcupinc in Com
u.eraiAl Httoct last night nearly IN
front Of tho Gem Hotel.
Grncrnl Irish, tho Reno Gazette
voi'a"r sharp, predicts - hard aud
c"riy Winter. lie say wc may look
for u storm about tho Goth INST.
Invu your watch, cIo;k or jewo!ry
Ts.rIir0d by Sam Nouschwan Icr, ut
NyoF Old stand. To has his diploma
Som tho %Itch repairing SCHOOL OF
& 'u"Ya, SwitIcrlund, aud has had
{ onty years Of experience in his
tr !dr.
GOLD FOR FARM PRODUCTS.
Tho farm products OF Tho country,
fos which there Ia BRISK demand | n
Europe, havu turned tho golden tide.
w"!ch cot toward Europe sorc months
4 q, ~ the direction Of tho United
= ticH. Tho Treasury Department
hIs IsEICd u statement which shUSs
that tho exports Of brradsiuns for
September, 1891, were valued at S3l,-
i6I,o!l, as against SI,l93.3l5 for Sep.
tcpbcs, 1899. 1t also shows that tho
oIparta 81 breldstuiis for this quarter
jnlr ending S"ptoiubnr Both last wore
- value si6,6Dl ,322, 90 against SO.
O-.,22G Tor II corresponding period
oi last year. In September, 1890, tho
vHluo Of wheat and ryo exported was
AIiiO,'JI; for September, 1891, tho
Ntutc of those grains exported was
sAi,3f5. $50 1lioro hus boon II pro.
ppriiohata increase In tho vDluo Of
olhcr brcadstutrs exported. Prices Of
nj kIn,ls OF grain Hro much higher
ind tho dcBund much greater in
consequence OF tho failure Of crops in
Europe.
n uOuntiful harvest in tho United
~ ltos and Il scarcity Of grain In Rus.
Gli, which IN generally u largo OK.
porter Of broniri uITJ, ought 10 mako
prosperous times in tho agricultural
Btatcs Gust Ut tho Rocky Mountains,
though tho fact that farmers have to
pay moro for machinery and every.
thing they consume, except sugar,
that thcy do not produce themselves
icnds 10 make money scarce through.
ont the Wpst.
Ci'o gold which wGs shippod ont Of
tho country last Spring il nov roturu.
ing 10 pay for wheat, -four and pork
products. Abundant crops on this
sido Of tho Atlantic and u dcnaud for
thom on tho othor sidO Of that ocean,
disrrovos tho theory Of Mckinley and
tho Rold men generally that silver
wns driving gold out Of the country
t'IonrnaL