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The sun., 1891-01-22
II A. G. ENEEREAINS THE LADES
The Pretty Theatre OF the Club Filled with
Beauty and Fashion.

beauty ana 1oon1ons
fifteen hundred ladiAs were entertained ysstsrday
afternoon In the pretty shears Of the Manhattan Ats
istic Club By Prof Miller. the magician. II was the
clubs nrss "sdss day" Of the year. and II proved
b. most enjoyable one. The Reception Committee
were hessrA Stern. CernelL RAthbone, Cromwell.
Walton. Smart Miller. and ohasssaud.
Among SAoss present were lra Peter Gilssy Mrs..
George W. Carr. Nrs D. Frank Lloyd. Ma Roswell,
GRANT Mrs.. H. Van WAGNER. Miss Edith Granger. Miss
n. L. Treat Nra Alfred Chasseaud Xra Otto iBartsl,
NrA Horato Nelson. Nrs Eugene Ellsworth. Niss Ida J.
KinG. Mrs.. De Lanoy stops Ars Thomas l. JsmsA hrA
Hunter Miss 9. Blasdsn. Miss NJ Kssaon. Miss Nay
Perry. Iiss Fannie Afnoid. 'Mrs A ssndA hrA Geo.
hz H.: III r. IT.. Oily 'sGa f:!.
Ainay a1s ss.assi als NJ s.s%oq! h1d
Hi. rs.h s.s:su III ~; s. III osS
W. Ss. fSae H. Ss. nrt k:.n. T.
Nh Ghaa sPFsSus Hi,s Haiti: A. 4 sfcll Mr.. nIa 4 - Z.
4 ". a. ASneH: Mn Sidney ". Cus}i. Mr.: y.
~ Plant Sss shsP.Ia N,:: IsSs;aS
s william kSRit snug swan Ar nss ssha Abel % SsSet "
y ar i....ss III g. Mn sSan
WsSGs Mi.s 1ndrsssn. Ma + q. Hiii.iG Yr: y
.. NJ: s::S. s::SH MI. M. ME-
Eshsi Anderson. ars b. q. sehayl:E Mr. fsI!sf.Iro
Hiss = I 0illssPis NJ. 9: 4. Gsriach ni.s Ilag!ss
S S:;,.sas1 = xsn. AE Sar S. H.: Rns
xrA BirdSsll and Miss Dow.
The sun., 1891-01-22
Easter. AthI.te.' Rn..rt.,...u,.

The Eastern Athletic Club, whose bold proposition 70
dsmolish the Amstsur Athletic Uuioa will be recalled
By the readers Of Tas SUE has eomplstsd arrange
bush.iot sysnue Brontlyn, on Monday evening tsh
"a There v Be p.ntitufs q clever sp.iIeIS wrss
ss served at ,hs sousu.on q ne show. The specie.
John Young Rloeslyn A O., Who has foreAksn the ooI
..sru us ss sns %ss S S.
self e hone in the ring THIS match sleicitins
contest promises 70 bs exceedingly intsTestRe.
The sun., 1891-01-22

oorDHH zAsLs souRxAnsss (BRso1IIsl
: Golden HAsis N Volunteer.
svszsrs1fs wAsp sognzAHms easoHl,sl
Casino ~ Washin6tou Park.
SsssRy CIT AnASDva iDAaUk
fta Ksiahts ~ P1sasursA
=. l. G. 4 IBAos1
Institute ~ Eighty sfxth Street
wHEKLnAk's LnAsun.
Manhattan ~ HARLEM, 81 New Torh.
brooklyn ~ New York. at Brooklyn.
The sun., 1891-01-22
Jersey Skaters w.re Di..pp e,.ssa.

The sheet Of Ice shrevs risk In Bsooksa Wa
considerably affected By the warm weather yesterday,
and the nvsnns decide the amateur champion
eevs.ing o. Zee I, sfcu.sa mcns ths Snsris . ~
Sssnse. hfste ISsSsstcn ~ nSssa sS, Eye o. sns
Eho has . Eood reputation for ths WAYNE Athletic
nvemiis amstsus mpionshlp Of America 8 seW
yesn aee viii Attemps % break she best American
The sun., 1891-01-22
Now Quarters for sAs Boston R,sins Ciss.

Now Quarters for The Boston RiSine Clas.
Bosros jan ai.-rns soston Ridins Club has secured
the big circular buidps which sontsnsd she diofana
Of the battle Of Bunker HI and lsssr the "Angsua"
and extensive changes being made 20 prepare the
esoorts The tioos win Be- isvsed and covered foot
deep in tan 90 t.t Sryncdy para sonPany With hts
= TO b: connected By eoysrsd pass.Ssway Eith The
struc i own whiOh Il intends 70 do In the rear Of
praaont bpildiuR.
The sun., 1891-01-22

Chicago. Jan. 2i,-Ths enormous and unprecedented
aggregate Of s2i has been entered for the WASH
ington Park stakes OF 1901 The list includes number
OF entries received to-day from California The total
last year TO, Tie 1891 Great Western hsndcsp
has rsesvsd nero entries than ether the Brooklyn
I've This howeysr "a far surpa,sed by the Wheeler
been put In shApe bus known that Il will contain
ef the Allsghsnies.
The sun., 1891-01-22

Madison iss 2cs as $50 IS sSs IS rs iss
rish.
:: ;s . " g:
SIRs1 CANS.
,,.s.S s.s: soS- Es,s1 5ss r.,ss ,7' seho i''s
s. lis, zn... 1885,
slooED oAxa
= Fl s.;:s !: .,..
e: . &: s:s , s:y
evening. Fhs seorssi
isa dsr.v i's: Oliver ia'' R'ii'7
~: n::,.: r. IA, II. .f;:.::s:.
En: Ey. Ill xiass 81 f...
sHcoNp eAnk
nsn En;;: III: HSM ,:. ss n'e s.:s ~: 4S 81
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::s; 4: :
Tweasy.s!1th wsrd Bshrmann iee: oss i2e, sehsil.
~: :sS::s: IL: a:::: IL: 's'.
Isn. sos; Hsfshsnwsdss. is1 Tsts Iel. total 7@
.washinaton P;sk-PPh!liipA laai Euls! l2s DsrinA
The nrss os the ssfss Of Gamss between the Brook.
fqs:dss sysH,Ps IIss q: letter. .h:ys sess.:
10; koSsfts Isl, W. Van SIoisp i6s; Cenrsd i2s:
ysssian Iis; Schwahaok. iss; Turnsy. 1905 sohsnoh
s!;;: S|ssg.::;;:s Il. l.: H.. :: IS:
ne Hudson Coanty whesmsu sssmsd unsSls 70 sst
he run Of TIE Esv York Bicycle Clubs alleys on Non.
New 1srE. 1ioyois .club-sshasass. le4; lssssirs
isSI ssiSS iosi III MSsd:s ~ tss:E Ssss .1' oe:A
i21; Christian, o., white lii Total. al.
The sun., 1891-01-22
BOWLING.

~ Winning both games In the BaaH League series On
the ffsmsns Hotel stisys iAsa evening the National
Yarh team have st snaaos eons In u the head Of
abe rass me soorsei
The sun., 1891-01-22
A conssreas. o. Gisur. sHat,ns.

siateu invited the oansAaa Skating Association and
the New England Skating Associates appoint commit
tees 70 attempt the se nsufs skstns pro
smms vnsS3 eH p sGSpssd sy Sasn o. th2 three =
ing vii . hsA p 0rsal unton B9lsl New York city
teur Skating Asseeation consiSts Of z B. Cook J.
Story, and O. d PhiiupA
The sun., 1891-01-22
Tho Winners Mt Gloucester.

follows:
Gold step second, Repsriee third; Tins. o: :57S
Second Race--Fonr aud e-hAlf iurlonga HAnds on
won, AppomattoS Second, ASeot third. Ilme. 05s,l
Third Race.-sN and one.halr furongs Bonnie King
won, finkLo r. second, silence third. Time. l;27
four.s Raee-soysr .eigh,hs Of mile bargain wou
filth kace-One mils Amos Won, Armour second,
LiJero third. Time, iteH
The sun., 1891-01-22

Dates Allowed ~ tho A. A. U.
Ths following eates we're allowed BY the A. A. u
Schedule COMMITTEES, Feb. le Eastern A. O. sntsns's
usas); Feb H. National A. O. tentertainm menOj haren
T. a H. u. fencing cham mpionships; March ~, Irsoase
A. @. (Buealo N. ~ tndooS gamsA
The sun., 1891-01-22
The Figure skati.s Chanpasnship.


The following 10 the pfosrsmms for the aasus nsufs
skssiug cham mDiohship - b held Jan u IN ths
cred rink Of the Thisus cufas Association 0fand and
Twelfth strsstA Hoboksn, n. J. There are twenty
three featA
The object Of this 10 20 the move
ments Of ngure skating the proficiency
efskatsrA and In An order that will scononiss ths
strength Of the eostestasn sns movensns Are Or.
I: TT s:ss
~ \. y: ~ :.s =. ss,;;., .,.
S$s: ;s:: ;s& s:ss:!a sa' 10 ''''''' '
{ IRs:alSs:: :ss: :sss: f:il. f:i| ssss.ssA s:ss.i@
: s: :liSs ;s: :: e; e; i::s sss' ssfs:,a
II SE:e.s y "a: :sIE 'ierv.sd-eomn..o,nr either
ia SS:s:s e sass, 81. ssesvasa-sss..n,as either
1S y Soa 70 Siahmsnd;" %, rsvsrs. .on - hsh.
sns. "a SeSs.. d, .siis :s.s snes % 80 Den. "a
~ Is sII Ipsss4 ga sss,e. ins,d. ana ...ssa. edge.
Ssasn: * e sr sS, 'SS
~ s:ss :ssi 1a a.
s :sS Psss
:sn: q ~ =; g .ss II. @
CbAu6e OF edge elnKls aud doablA
a. Loops and ringletD made and outside SdRSa
stnsie and ID oom6instiou.
.,aa D.l!ty q complex movements, a. the option sf
g sD:eisia:. embracing origins, .aa p.su,i.r
The efsiais Of asurs ii asins eemps.atiea shall b
Sn 8 sois of peinv runnins fre t6s number ot con.
tsstAnts down too kxpertsuos has shewn the follow.
Ing % b ths meet preoaeable msthsd % soons fhs
s & & &. =: :PSss s: g ss:
shsIs g two OF more OF sSnai nIit skN shs.la 9
low tsI.s . =: nSTSss sssulYss son .SstsssaI ths
ssrsd: total tsiiur: Z ns,hsd ss!o" 64dess 40.
Zach ssurs sscs jusss sSsii xitSsSs csnsul,S 3.
ton With h!s sssosiAtss p.Ik re Apmbsl Of
,. RE s:a :, soa
On accurate record q the peints allowed p s4eh
the entire oompeduoA
Ssss SsIa 2 s:s :iy:s n:SS . ::sssS "a 3;
tussday Jaa: 81 = J: noeMomsry.- 3ssfstsly
Eauoasl Amateur skating Association r. o. box o3S
New York city.
The sun., 1891-01-22
No sketl.. on IN. P.rk L.k.a.

The mild weather of yesterday proved serious draw.
back to the skatsn who frequent Central Park While
the lakes were TO the public the ice very so
snd during hs estsrnoon =. psr.en. yer. erdsrsd Of
Prospect Park. In fact NO one WAS allowed ON the
Parks lakes at all yesterday.
The sun., 1891-01-22
Temp Trophy MateA.

The Kemp Trophy Match.
me Kemp trophy match vas continued last night On
the range Of the seventh Regiment the armory The
score
The sun., 1891-01-22
SKA1zy0.



The National Skating Association will hold ~ sixth
annual amateur ehampoaship meeting % the psfksisy
Oval, New York city, Jan. % and 81 possible or, II
GOOD os cannot b had dAya the rst avaia
bic dates thereafter The programme win be ~ follows
First pay-Quaftsr. mile and Avemiis rsess.
eseena Day-0ns. nile aua tsn.nis ssesa
hs ovenA open TO the entiss OF the amateur ekAters
q the world ate aysstsr nile, one mile hvs miA and
na Inssa oold Hsd:s Y nf.t silver msd 70 &C.
trance fss q fer sssh hAa for sash event skatsrs
Psoef of shsir smsssur ssndIE bntri.s can g made
Stating AtsociAton. T. O. poI 6aS New. York city.
Zach skater VINO msfes hi entry 10 sceordancs With
the Instructions above will nosthsd by the secretary
u postponsWsnt should b found necessary and will
TacsA
n the quarter mile race should b. skated 10 the OF.
dtnAry manner with eight Or ten starters nth OF
mile Pe.h wesia BE- sure = r:Yns a fous and unfair
b. The kurepsan time sysism The eontestants viii be
drawn IN pairA only two will skate at time eaoh man
WIN be timed separately and the fastest fouf will skate
award OF prlHeh
The sun., 1891-01-22
Its Nsw Bowling Ausys op...1.

The new bswins alleys ana symnasium connected
with the Young Mems Christian Assocations club
house. in Wayne street Jersey City were opsnsa ON
Iussaey plight An add.s.. was made by = q Cewlss.
Cleveland relied she rst balls over the aleye fhS sym.
nasium and bowling Asys the aasst IN the 6tata
The sun., 1891-01-22
C.ieketers want to Make . ChA.gs.

Ihemas Lyman appeafs very aennasat shat he san
reed bssuaz besides vhsa thsy meet o. CssSys next
The sun., 1891-01-22
From the HaadSall Courts,

Aceordng 70 the latest sdvioss from San graaoisoe
there are one or two players nhAt section whom 70
claimed. weuid BE- nt match for OF the bis guns
IN the Best and they even - - far - 70 iacIuds
Champion cassy me latter has repeatedly aansmesA
BIZ ssvissmsss iron al match nAAns - fas % hs u
Dsssonsuy eoeesrnsd. but a. ~ saAs time 10 wsulA
DO snythnR - psFpstuats the intsssss of the rama
SaaM J: esHs Y sS.ss:is7 sfs nA'SA q. asssl %
e Sli3sh natss tais AassSson shs osfoIaisss q
o . sS.s % sisuss stl. ri: attn
fny doubt ihat formal challenge wss Issued the sk
The 0lynlo Cub II San ksneisce Is taking Of in.
wy saa otbS; DisyS e aIS ssS.S ss: 9.
at ths opentas e tks slsSs ssT courts lsIS sSsss
HSish W. IaYsA iiaIfy be!as erssi player
hs men proved thsmssivss 70 Sc evenly matchsd Sui
Oolaa setths dseisisn BY small margin. The scorss
Wersi
The sun., 1891-01-22

pRAnHa
Esss1ss EEs.s s.!,:s.is s:ssi III q: e. :s =. s II u ssss
Unpirs--o 3. curtia sosrsr-W. y. Osborn.
Lovsrs q bewuna crowded the AeadsEy eilsyA TO
The doom last night TO witnsA ne EAf4s that has
been che sopte amoan The snshusAsu asnanR hs past
The sun., 1891-01-22

Il: g. g. sss ss &: &: q q 6 Is e 81 81 g g
unpirs-A visl ecorsrs-H 4 Bartlett ana 4
,sehnids
TasJesrlsss team axpsriAnosd litsle trouble IN a.
fsar the 6yaSs ia the hrsS eame at the Drookiyn nA
kSLenA q HoufnamSnt last evening The soeres,
The sun., 1891-01-22

MAMA
Essss E;s.s s.s. sl sss :ss sss g! g
umpirs-o. @ covpsrthwatte scsrsr-w. v. ossssn.
The sun., 1891-01-22

IRAHn.
rs Is IS ssi 81 Is SsS u 81
umpirs-o. ku1yard. 0Ssfsfs-N. AndsfSon AnA ".
0pslsn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

At the present time President Har-
rison is touring the country, and be-
ing royalty received in each city he
chooses to visit, apparently not con
scious OF the fact that it ia TO the
President OF the United States of
America thoy are paying their hon.
age, and not to Is. F.. Harrison, OF
Illinois. Indiana, Sam, Indiana.
EoIToR.l
The announcement that Mr.. Harri-
son the civilian, was about to engage
10 q pleasure trip across the CONT.
nent, accompanied by his family and
friends. would have hardly received q
pussing notice, but that an oppor-
tunity would be afforded those who
20 desired, to view and shake hands
with the head OF a great nation, has
created u furore throughout the land.
Harrison has done nothing to en-
little him To homage from an intelli-
gent people; no acts Of his will go
down In the pages OF history as
having benefited tho country in any
way, therefore he cannot congratulate
himself, but the high position he
holds, for tho demonstration along
his rouie.
Though Il Is notorious that the
President has avoided Nevada, the
people NJ this State have nothing to
ieol sorry for; 1t is his loss and not
ours, Us he could have seen
moro wonderful mud interesting
things in this State than he can have
seen anywhere along tho limo Of his
trip. IL IL expensive, entertaining
Presidents. anyway, and it seems to
the Appeal that perhaps Harrison
know DO bad no right to expect a very
cordial reception in Nevada. -ICarson
Appeal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03
VALEDlC1ORl

With this issue o! the INDEPENDENT
the undersigned sewers his connection
With this paper, for a time al leSsi
II Is with both pleasure and regret
tina, he vacates the editorial chair
Leisure in anticipation Of a needed
rest from the monotouous duties inci-
dent TO conducting a Daily paper
both rs editor and business manager
regret at the thought OF seye-ing the
intimate relationship which exists
between the editor and his readers q
relationship which a scarcely De
appreciated by anyone TO familiar
with the position.
To the nan friends and patrons
OF the INDEPENDENT desire to tender
my sincere and grateful thanks for
their generous patronage during the
past four years and four moaths, and
TO solicit for my successor, Mr.. W. ".
Booher. who is in every way worthy
OF the position he ASSUMES, a Con-
t;nuance OF the same during the time
he may have charge of the paper To
the various houses with which l have
done business / take pleasure in
Recommending Mr. Booher as a man
worthy OF all confidence, and l trust
that the same courtesies may bs e1-
tended to him that have been granted
To me during the past
Again thanking my many friends
for their kindness and encouragement.
trusting that any little u~nimosities
which may have been engeDdered by
> difference OF opinion may all be
buried in oblivion, with charity for
all and malice toward none.r and
earnestly desiring to be kindly re-
menbered by those with whom l have
been SD closely associated az editor,
am, Respectfully,
T.. W. GROVER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03

; IL sccorlAAcs Yith the announce
n.af OF ar. CIV. Glover, in yester-
tissue, We assume to-day the
editorial and bnsiness management
OF the -DAILr and WkEkLI IsDe-
.ssSDEsr.
Tue IspEpExpEsr ahife it reua!os
under our management Vill strive to
serve tbs psopis Of EiSo county an
every thing that will advance her
prosperity. To this end 1t viii advo-
oIte such iooll measures as will aid to
build up the county AID make 1t
What it ought to be. the home OF the
most prosperous people OF the STATE.
Ne therefore ask the people .
their generous support and We viii
pledge yon N return our best euosas
10 make the INDEPENDENT ue,cons
visitor to your homes and a live ad'o-
cate OF your Interests
In politics we will be Democrats
ns hereto:ore, avoiding a. the same
time the slough q AuSTampSE anH
the shoals Ut RsdiaiiSaa-
In conclusion, We ask the public
for a share Of their patronage and for
a con,inuanec o; the support Siren
10 our predecessor. Who has 80 worth
liz worn the editorial mantle for The
last ire years
Respectfully Yoars
". W. BooEEE
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rHE Nv. ecnooL LAW.

The Reno Journal prints the Law
,nassed by tia last Legislature in
reference To The election OF School
Trustees and CONNECTS thereon ~
follows:
Lawyers say the Legislature must
have besn helplessly hyPnotized when
it passed the Act One section says
40 election shuH be held in each
school distric. in the State on the
fourth Monday in May, 1892 while
another As i~mpera.ively declares that
in counties having a certain voting
population an election for School
Trustees shall be held on the fourth
Monday in May, 1891, and every two
years thereafter. AS both claims are
mandatory and Z conflicts with the
other it remains for the courts 10 say
zhat they think the law makers mean
another clause Of the Act provides
that at the election to be held in May,
1894. there shall be elected in each
School District. having a voting pop
ulaiion OF $50 or over ut the last
general election, two Trustees forfour
years, and oce for two years and the
Trustees elected to serve four years.
shall :aLe office on the first Monday
in January, lS5. and those elected TO
serve two years shall take Office on
toe tcur.h Monday in January, 1893
In plain EnGlish School Trustees
elected en- the fourth Monday
IN May. 1894, are to take office
Just seven months before they are
elected.
The Act, too, il will be observed.
wholly sad utterly ignores the Secre:
Ballot Law. which makes it the duty
OF the County Clerk to provide printed
ballots for every election for public
oIces in which any voters within the
county participate.
Taken altogether the Act is a
curiosity and it would be interesting
70 know the mental condition OF the
bosses who influenced" the majority
OF the solons when they passed it.
The object OF the Act was doubt
less to separate school elections from
political elections, but the Legislature
mixed and mudjled the matter until
it is simply ridiculous"
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FOREIGS MINISTER'S.

Since the recall o; Baron de Fara,
the Italian Minister, from Washing
ton, and the fact has been domon-
strated that the country gets along
just as we'll without him, the question
OF dispensing with Ministers al for
eisn Courts is being discussed. 1t
MAS agitated years ago by the leading
New York papers, which held that
they are as useless as n fifth wheel
woull DO to a wagon. What benefit
do the people OF the United States
.dsrivs from the expenditure OF hun
dredS Of thousands of dollars annually
Tor maintaining legations at foreign
Courts? In these days OF steam, il
occasion should require it, q special
envoy could be sent To tho seat of
government OF any civilized nation in
II week or two. The custom Was
established in the days when the news
was conveyed by couriers and each
Gespot kept an agent at tho Capital
o! every other whom it feared. The
United States fears no other country,
but the custom established by mon
arches is adhered TO for no other pur-
pose than 10 make places for the
%henchnen OF whoever may be Presi-
aent.-lRcnu Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03
stopping an Engine with a Cen.

The common copper cent tho in.
significant tenth. part Of u dime. eau
render useless tho vast propellinR
force Of sisain. Place n cent before
Que Of tho front wheels OF IN ongino
in such u manner that it rests firmly
on the track and against tho wheel.
Then, though the engineer put on tho
greatest possible head Of steau, his
engine will not move. That little
copper must DO Brst takon ayuy.
This bit Of knowledge will 10 Of value
20 him who wishes 10 delay n train
several minutes Tor n procrastinating
companion. -lShyer State.
Did you evcr trynf No? Certain.
)y not; for II you hid you would
never bave publ hi as a fact 20
ridiculous IN assertion
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03
From NIangert to Throne"

Assemblyman Chas. II. Groves has
engaged to teach the public school at
Marker district, Lorelocks. The
Trustees OF that district havc made a
tine selection. They could hardly
have done better, as Charley is a
first Glass educator, the proof of which
is well established both ut Unionviile
aud alill City. The people OF Marker
district will have no regrets to offer
To tho trustees for the engagement Of
c. II. Groves.-ISiher State.
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Beer for chic.so.

The Silver State Of Saturday last
says: Henry Thies went East this
morning on a special cattle train Of
eighteen cars, with large line steers
from Lorslocks for Chicago, where
they are to b delivered at % so
The railroad charges per a through
from the meadows to Chicago is S90n.
This is II new departure shipping
cattle East, but cattlo lei say they
a do better shipping to Chicago
than they can by shipping to San
Francisco.
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MARRIED..

MYEEs::-A AZ tho residence OF
James Clark, Elko, Nevada. April
p, 1891, by Rev. g. j. a. Porter.
Mr.. Andrew j. Thomas, Jr., To Miss
Ruby f. Myers, oil Of Ruby vulley,
Nevada.
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NEW TO-DAY.


What do go" suppose is
The matter ,ciM tbs tcomdn?
She looks pretty mail, doesn't
she2 Guess she just used hot
dro3m o" her husband. See
her shaking her fsi! BIT Loy''
a mercy, she ain't hnF as
mdd as tie trOm0n urhO sent
of for her gooaIs, or ho"gM
them some oher place LefoIe
seeing. mrs. Why sho"Id
she Jei She nerey' last such
Jao;gni,.s!
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Special Notice.

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either for subscription or advertising,
arc respectfully requested to mako
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and receipt for tho same.
II .. g.. w. GROVER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03

Notice is hereby givcn TINT Chris
Baumbach has been appointed IN
authorized agent for the collection OF
oil sums due tho firm Of Rcckhnrt &,
Froclich, nv we'll MS for tho trausac
ton of Nil other business connected
with tho present management, such
ms the payment Of bills, collection of
"nd recciptinR for moneys due, otc.
RECKHAtsr e FRoELICu,
by 9. RECWnAET,
Surviving partner Of tho firm.
Elko, Nov, Nov. 10, 1850. u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03

Consideration was created among
tho gambling fraternity OF Chicago
whom It wac announced that tho first
official not Of Mayor Washburno had
been TO order the police TO close all
gambling bouscs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03

Since Mr.. Ingalls, has gone into
potato culture in Kansas a l~itterateur
OF TINT State has begun u book OIL.
titled "lngalls and His Common.
tators."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-05-03

Ono dollar IN addition IN the cub.
scrip,ion price ~ tho 1SDFrEaDrSr
will givc you either tho Chicago News
ar tho National Dom oraa Tor n yoay