Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
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sALMAGUNDI.

Lust night was the coolest OF the
season.
The weather is cold and disagree
able to-day.
"rhe coming man" il the fellow
who holds your note.
4. !. Harris, OF Huntington Valley.
il in town today.
s. @. Weston came downfrom Lone
Mountain this afternoon.
New postofices have been estab.
llshed at Manse and Pahrump IN Nye
county.
Snow fell yesterday in several places
within u few miles Of Elko, but none
here rs yet.
w. w. Booher, editor Of the IsDE.
PENDENT, returned from San Fran
cisco last night.
When you put up your stoves for
the Winter. DO sure that the stove
pipe is perfectly safe. "
Hon. Geo. W. Merrill, ex.U. S.
Minister to the Sandwich islands. ia
practicing law in Los Angeles, Cal.
w. J. Triton came down from Tus-
carora by stage yesterday AMI left on
No. 4 to-duy for San Francisco.
Deputy Sherifs Tuber and Jones
took three tra,lps from a freight car
to-day aud put them in Jail.
Carson Tribune:--Suoh remarks "a
why don't Newlands tackle Stew
nrt." could be heard ut the track to-
day.
Carson News:-Assessor Eggers, OF
Elko county, is in Carson and has an
eye on the movements Of the Board Of
Equalization.
About one hundred ladies OF Taco
ma have organized a"Rainysday-club"
aud will short dresses when the
streets ars muddy.
Hi Stoker lost one of his best
horses on his last trip to Hamilton.
The horse took the pink eye and died
III three mr. tour days.
Prof. j. +. Burner died at Oroville.
California, on the 9th of August.
though news OF his death was not re-
ceived here until n few days since.
Major John II. Dennis has gone to
San Francisco to secure medical
treatment for his right shoulder
which was dislocated some time since.
Binghampton acknowledgements
are wasted on n wasp, md a man
generally finds this out just as soon
as the wasp has submitted bis prem
ises.
Saint Paul says q mnrried woman
may teach. This is the modern not
the ancient Saint Paul, and it is the
modern not the ancient . married
woman.
Hi Stoker and Geo. Grant came in
from Hamilton yesterday. They
brought in 1890 pounds of ore from
the Cernall mines on White Pine
mountain.
Sum Neuschwander's prices are
reasonable and his work is first class.
Take your watch, clock or jewelry to
him, Mt Nye's old stand, and he will
make it Hs good rs new.
A veteran bunter says that there
are twice rs many large gamo animals
in Maine now as there was ton years
ngo, and attributes this fact to the
faithful enforcement Of the gamo
laws.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows has voted against the lS.year
limit to eligibility To join the order.
The vote WINS lot to So. Tho question
regarding liquor-sellers was postponed
until next year.
William A. P%inksrton, Superintend-
ent OF the National Detective Agency,
arrived Monday evening and will re.
main bore during the trial OF Thomas
B. Horn, who is one OF his operatives.
Reno Journal.
Reno Journal-Theodore Winters
has carpenters at work at tho fair
grounds preparing stalls for the cele-
brated mare Marion and her ak
months.old colt 70 Ell Roy, which
will be wintered hore.
The steam wagon, belonging ID
Mr.. Irwin, OF Duckwater, aud which
was taken from hero TO that place
early last Summer, blew up about
two weeks ago and severely scaldod
a man who was attending it.
Teacher-Johnnie, Whit was the
name Of tho first mani
Johnnie-Adam.
Tencher--And what was the name
OF tho first woman2 q
Johnnie--MadRm
Belmont Courier:-On Monday last
thero wero dug from one hill Of pota.
toes in Ball & Deady's garden in Bel.
mont sixty-six potatoes, twenty.ono
OF which were Of large size. Altitude
1902 iect above sea Level.
The ladies OF tho Episcopal church
wish tho people Of Elko 10 remember
their entertainment to be given n,
Freeman Hall on Friday night. The
object isa worthy ono and should
command the sympathy and support
OF all our people.
Tho Rocky Mountain Hasbandmnn