Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-01
IFnoA TUESDAYS DAILr.l
SALAIAGUNDI.

Sheriff Polk reformed from the
State Capital last night.
j. w. Dorsey, Esq, has gone to
Winnemuccd on legal business.
Mrs. Webster Patterson has 70.
turned to town nfter IN extended
visit to her parents near Fort Hal
leck.
a little more snow last night, and
il il quito probable that We shall
have plenty before tho roses bloom
ugain.
Mrs. S a. Stellar, formerly n we'll
known teacher in this county. is now
at st. Paul, Minnesota, where Il sister
resides.
The Carlin school has been closed
again on account OF diphtheria and
Miss Emma Gardner, the teacher,
has returned home.
Geo. II. brewer left this morning
On IL trip to Oregon and Washington
for the purpose OF selecting u desir.
able location for u future home.
Tho joint session OF the Illinois
Legislature took Il number OF ballots
for Unite Suites Senator yesterday,
but thcy sha"ed no change from tho
previous ones.
The Treasury Department having
purchased the full amount of silver
authorized by law for the current
month, will make no further pur-
chuse until February ..
Tho Tennessee Legislature has
adopted a resolution to take no action
on appropriating money for the
Worlds Fair until Con sreSSioual nc.
ton on the Elections bill IS known.
Kansas City Sttr:-When n man
tells you he IS perfectly confronted no
means, in nine cases ont of ton, that
after thinking tho matter over hc
dos not see how he can get anything
more.
Omaha Bee: Colorado is rich in
mines OF every description. II has
not a foot Of naturally arabic land.
AMI yet its agricultural product ia
lSU surpassed in value the output of
all its mines.
All bills introduced in either branch
Of the Legislature and ordered
printed will be found Oh lilo at the
INDEpEHpESr oilicc-whcn We get
them. AS yet not n single copy has
reached this ollie.
Fljcgcudc Bla;tcr:-s'I beg pardon,
but won't You ask your wife to re.
novel her hat? l can't SEQ the stage"
Husband (w%hIsrcIing blcs); ASK
her Yourself, please. You don't know
her as we'll as l do"
Virginia Eatcrprisa:--The Bliss
water suit ut WinDemucca has bsen
adjourned until March II. Tho
Enterprise would suggest that April
would hnvc been n moro appropriate
date for the trial OF that suit.
Tho committee on foreign affairs
OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition
opened permanent headquarters yes.
terday at tho Gilscy House. New
York. Tne committcs held an UNI.
important meeting this morning.
White Pine News:-Wo are pleased
10 note that Sol Hips store 10 again
opon for business. We learn that
Sol has made satisfactory arrange
mcnts with his creditors below 10
continue business nj tho old stand.
Chicago Evening Pust:-The jus.
ticcs OF tho United States Supreme
Court pay 800 each for their silk
gowns. This seems IL high price, but
there is one good thiI. about the gar
monts- they do not Bag ut tho knees.
Chicago Tr:buno:-A boy in So
dalia, Mo, was lined 81 Il few days ago
w. '"N' a'E ~ o. Nollltiil. llltlt IL u
fooling among tho colonies all over
tho State that this Is an mnwarrantcd
attempt TO suppress Freedom Of speech,
bcgad.
Tomorrow both Houses of tho Ne
vada Legislature will proceed on joint
ballot tor u through tho formnlity Of
~clcc'ing John p. Jones, of California,
rs United States Senator for Novadn
for tho torn Of six years from tho 4th
day OF March, 1891.
A dispatch dated Washington, Jan.
-, says Senator Hearst was n little
better, but il is only n question Of
timc when no goes, AID tho most
s"nguino OF the skillful physicians
around Ills bedside scarcely hope to
SEQ hi II survive u week.
Now York City was visited last
Saturday night 10y n terrific blizzard
and snow storm. Tho damage was 10
great that IL is said no such work Of
devastation has been known since the
great blizzard of March, 1888. and il
is n question il that st Jrm was moro
serious In its effects on telegraph
wires aud poles 10 tho city.
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a righteous nil.