Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
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e"e'l VI SdIhn was 10 Town
today.
Mrs. ]. Alexander vent to San
Francisco to duy to consult m occu.
list.
A postal from DR.. Moore at Cherry
Creek states that he has work enough
ahead TO keep him there three weeks.
Miss Pearl Estep. who has been
visiting her cousins Maud and Nav
GardnCr, left ON No. 4 for her hcmo in
Gold Hill.
A Judge Mt Decatur, Tex, recently
adjourned Court for fifteen minutes
III order to marry an elopsd couple
whose storm parents were in hot chase.
The INDEPENDENT would like to
sec tho ranchers. OF Nevuda surply
the home market with butter, Eggs,
bncon and all tho farm products con-
sumed 10y our people.
Tho Carson Tribune saya that 500
pounds Of Cheese are being made
daily Mt the Winters ranch, and that
orders arrive with each mail from
California and Nevadu towns.r
A fight botween a ,Upited States
Marshal's posse and Mississi fpi moon
sinners ot:curred the other day. Two
OF the nioonshiners were killed mud
two officers badly Wounded.
Tho largest spring in the world is
at Mammoth Spring. Ark; from which
10000 gallons OF water gush forth
every minute, making u totul Of 49,
Go,OOo gallons a day.
State supt. Ring has taken two
deaf and dumb wards OF tho State TO
Berkeley, Gal, whore they will attend
school. They are MARI a. Page, Of
Typo, and Neilie Walsh, OF Virginia
City.
Miss Louisa Adams and Miss
Maggie Thebo left to-day ON No. 4
to cnter the San Jose Normal School.
The young ladies have q host OF
friends in Eiko who wish them sue
cess.
mark L. Mcdonald, Of California,
Commissioner at large To the. Worlds
Fair, passed through Elko on No. 3
last night bound for Chicago to at
tend the meeting OF the Commission
to be hold on the 2nd of Septem-
Der.
Geo. w. Scott, General Manager OF
Sisson, Croker & Co, j. II. Strow-
bridge, Supt. OF the Construction Dc.
partmcnt OF tho S. z. r. R.. and
Henry q. Pratt, OF the Jordan Valley
Stock Company, came Up last night
on No. 3.
From n notice under tho proper
heading, it will DO seer that Judge
Talbot and Miss Elizabeth Beck we're
wore united in marriage on tho 2nth
instant Mt Napu. California. Tho
1NDEPENDESre extends congratulations
and wishes the happy couple a pleas.
ant journey through life.
Jo%urnal:-A limb was broken of a
plum tree Of tho green gags variety in
John Bowman's garden yesterday. It
measures thirty-three inches in
length, and it bears 1GO plums, all
vol developed, but not ripe. That is
about M prolific n branch as n person
could expect to find in any country.
Tho next session OF the Supreme
Grand Lodge, OF a. o. u. w, will be
holt nj Helena. Montana. North crn
railroads agree to give delegates low
rates, and Helena waR, therefore, en-
ablcd TO offer better inducements to
delegates than any other city west OF
the Rocky dountains. r'
Jo%urnnl:-J. w. Pollard was taken
to the Insane Asylum Sunday night
by Deputy Sheriff Noisingcr, OF Hum
boldt county. "Doc." Pollard, as he
IN generally called, is about eighty
years OF age, md, until tho last few
yoars, could read without spectacles.
lilo came TO this Coast in 1910 and
to Nevada about tw~enty-seven years
ago.. ...
A young Scotchman was Mt n loss
to choose bciwixt two fair maidens,
II possessed Of benuty and tho other
OF n cow. In despair OF arriving Mt II
decision no applied for advice to q
canny c%ouIpatriot, who delivered him
sclf thus: "Marry tho lass that hus
tho COO, for there's no tho deefercnco
OF t. coos valuc in nny iva wcunin in
Christendum."
Virginia Chronicls:-The Rppubli-
con doctors arc queer iellows. .IIav.
ing inocculated tho country With tho
virus OF protection they now ptupose
10 alleviate it's ~surorin,s by II dose
u FREQ trade. Reciprocity is TO uni.
vcrsal liberty ot commerce what tho
ncorn is to tho onk. But how cnu n
purity TINT denounces oaks consistent.
ly cngngo in tho business Of planting
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