Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
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Johu Hibbets returned from Salt
Lake this morning.
George Russell returned last even
ing from Battle Mountain.
A. A. Bixel, Of Branttord, Canada,
arrived last evening on No. ..
Mrs S. E. Quincy leaves TO night
for the Arknnsas Hot Springs
Miss Katie lIoneyman. OF Glover
Valley, is visiting Mrs. Geo. Meigs.
Isn't it about time for the Silver
Leaguers to hold a ratification meet
ing in Elkof
A party OF anglers report seeing a
mountain lion while tishing ut South
Fork yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. Adams, Miss Addie Hunter
and Miss Louisa Adams returned
from Tuscar"ra last evening.
j. r. Bradley, Of Deeth. Col. Moore,
OF Ruby Valley, and w. II. Kennedy,
Of Mound Valley, arJ in town to-day.
Mrs Brewer and family, Mrs.
Musser, and d. d. O'Iiara left Wells
Tor Montana overland last Wednesday,
Miss Annie Curieux came down
from Tnscarora last evening with
Mrs. Adams and will sreni n few
days i'll town visiting fricadG.
A hobo attempted TO run the town
this afternoon and G Unstable Triplett
took him TO tho cooler The fcul-
nouthed II deserves 60 days in the
jug.
Applicants for certificates to teach
in the public schools OF Elko county
should not forget that tho e1au.ina
ton commences on tho Ord Of the
month.
The Chairman OF the Indiana State
Peoples party Committee hss given
u the report that Judge Walter 0.
Gresham has promised 10 take the
stump in the Fall in the interest OF
the Peoples party.
Mrs. Mcbride, Mrs. Henley, Mrs. N.
H.. Miller and Mrs. Lou Henderson
aud Mcssrs. Mcbride, Smith, Miller
and Henderson went GU. to Pleasant
Valley Saturday on n camping trip.
There will bs a mseting at s a.
clock this evening ut the Gem Hotel
10 make arrangements for a grand
ball To Oe given on the 10Th instant
in honor OF the Tnscnrora Guards.
Lot there be n good attendance.
The Now York World, Clevelandis
mouth piece, says tho House OF Rep-
rcsenta;ives dealt with silver 10 a
manly manner. Can any free coinage
Democrat hope for anything favor
able to silver in tho event Of Cleve.
lads election?
John G. Young, ot Greenfield; j. A.
H~untoon, County Treasurer, Il. p.
Mack, Auditor md. Recorder, and w.
Donnelly, Sheriff. all OF Lyon county.
passed through on No. | this morn.
ing bound for s ut Ltko To attend
tho A. o. U w. Grand Lodge which
meets there noxt Wednesday.
II a man should tell you that he is
as good q Harrison mau ss o are
and the next moment tells you that
no ia going to vote for Cleveland,
would you take much stock in his
sincerity? There is no difference be.
tween him and the one who says IL
am in favor OF the FREQ coinage OF
silver but shall vote for Harrison"
The Republican Central Oo.imittee
OF Douglns county has selected Hrr-
mnn SprinRmey"-, j. w. Small, Bud
Bliss, John Brockliss and j. W.
liaincs Ms delegates TO the Reno Con.
vcntion. The Carson Tribune says
this is Il Newlands' delegation from n
Bartine county and is tho result OF a
job put up in tho interest OF New
lGnds.
The Journal says that bets have
boon made in Reno by persons who
claim 10 be well informed rs to the
politics Of tho State that Cleveland
will not got 1000 votes and that IIar-
rison will not got $500 votes in No.
vada ut tho ensuing election. Hum.
buldt mon bet that Weaver will get
900 moro votes than Harrison and
Cleveland combined in that county.
At tho time Walter Lennox-Max.
well was convicted in st. Louis Of tho
murder Of young Prellcr, his mother
called down q curse upon tho head Of
tho trinl judge, tho public prosecutor,
and lnetly Governor Morehouse, who
refused TO commute tho sentence. II
Ia interesting now to recall tho fact
that Van Wagner, tho judge before
whom ho wns tried, tailod oi n re. elec-
ton; that Governor Morehouse, in n
III OF dolirium committed suicide less
thnn ayear ago, and now tho prose-.
cutor in tho case, James G. Normile,
has died by his own hnuds.