Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20

We have received the first number
of Saturday Night" typewritten
newspaper, edited and published in
Starr Valley, Elko county, by Misses
May Cassidy and Effie Lawrence.
The current number contains five
; pages devoted to local news. jokes, etc.
TERMS % cents copy.
The only means for curing and
afording relief TO the uufortunates
suffering from hernia or rupture, is in
a well-6tting and well adjusted Truss
or Bandase. Muller has large as
sortmenS OF the very latest improved
TFusses and Bandages, and will take
measurement and order any special
Truss or Bandage made to order.
Tho Susanville Advocate says: The
society reporter of contemporary, in
speaking of the belle of the bali wrote:
"Her dainty feet we're incased in shoes
that might have been taken for fairy
boots," but the laundering compositor
made it read: "Her dirty feet were
incased in shoes that might have been
taken for ferry boats" That reporter
has resigned.
w. j. Plumb, Agent at the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation, gave the
INDEPENDENT a friendly call this
afternoon, having arrived yeste rday
by his own conveyance. He is ac-
companied by two Indian boys who
are on their way to the Indian School
at Carson, for which place they will
| leave on tomorrow mornings train,
after which Mr.. Plumb will return to
the Reservation.
The attention of the amusement
loving public is directed TO the an
nouncement Of Calico Ball, to be
given at Freeman Hall. A pleasant
time is assured to all who participate,
and feature Of the entertainment is
that ladies will be required to dress
in calico, and gentlemen will wear
calico shirts and ties. AS this will be
about the last ball Of the season it
will undoubtedly be we'll attended.
Lyon County Times:-Billee Rogers,
the mixologist at the Corner, claims
to be quite an agriculturist. He
thinks that this country would be a
first class place to grow tobacco.
There would be only one danger, and
that would be the late frosts. He
thinks, however, that the harder
variety-plug tobacco plants-would
do we'll here, and advises the cultivn-
tion OF this plant. The grated
plants will do the best.
| Another two-dollar counterfeit sill
yer certificate has been received by
the Treasury Department. It is of
the series OF 1886, check letter B, 1868.
The note bears the portrait of Gen.
eral Hancock, and is signed by w. s.
Rosecrans as Register and James w.
Hyatt as United States Treacurer.
The 81" in 'Register" is not dotted,
and the st" in Estates" is not crossed.
The geometrical lathe-work is we'll
done. The back Of the counterfeit
is excellently executed, and the gen.
eral appearance Of the note is likely
to deceive oven the most expert.
Tuscarora Times Review Indian
Agent Plumb arrived here from the
J Duck Valley Reservation yesterday,
en- route to Carson. He is accompa-
MED by Captain Sam and a couple of
/! Indian youths, the latter to be placed
in school there. Captain Sam, who
appears to be an intelligent and we'll
informed Indian, will visit Pyramid
whore, with Captains George and jim,
OF Fort Hall, and representatives from
other localities, he will confer with
Captains Dave and Bill upon matters
pertaining to the welfare of their
people, and have a general talk.