Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-26
tFEon THURSDAYS DAILY
50 AGCSDI.

hHAS AlNA ~ q
quito cool.
Il Is said that tho fish are begin
ming To bite
This mornings past bound train
was two hours late.
The silver leagues have no fight
except the free coinage o. silver.
An organized band 81 cattle thieves
has been discovered in Southern
Arizona.
John p. Thorpe. OF Lamoille. came
IN This morning and returned this
afternoon.
There WIS no demonstration what
ever hero when tho novs of Clcve-
lands nomination wns received.
The new standard signals and rnlos
viii go into effect on July lat. 1t is
also rumorcd hat there Will DO a
change in tho time table.
Tho gold bugs Of Reno will be n
little surprised TO sec the crowd OF
earnest men that will assemble there
tomorrow.
Curhett has been examined by n
doctor and pronounced perfect. IL
nov seems assured that ne aud John
T.. will whip each other.
Governor Tooic, Of Montana, has
issued n proclamation f"rOiIding the
bringing 81 sheep iD'n Montana from
Oregon. NevaGa, California, Wash
ington, Idaho or Utah.
The Nevada delegation at Chicago
made the following nominations: Ma
tional Committeeman, General L. NJ.
Clarke; Committee on Resolutions, l..
L. HarGvsty; Credentials, Gen. Clarke.
Over 100000 sewing needles ara
made weekly i'll the town OF Eed.
ditch, in Worcestershire, where tho
most extensive needle manufactures
in tho world are situated.
Tho Nevada delegates, in the Con.
v~ention at Chicago, gave Boies four
and German two votes. They repre-.
sented the interests OF the people Of
this STATE when they gave the cod
shoulder 10 Cleveland.
OK the men who signed the Texas
declaration OF independence on the
banks Of the Brazos on March ., 1875,
but one is living. Ills name is W. G.
Crawford and he resides at A.lvarado
IN destitute circumstances.
1t is not generally known that
Great Britain, in spite of the progress
OF civilization, still possesses more
! species OF wild fowl than any other
European country, however favored
by nature as regards breeding place.
c. c. Wallace, OF Eureka. came up
last night. He informed II, that the
Eureka delegation 10 the Sii"er Con-
T~e~':Ha awc 2avH ~yca~s-dpy aud
Will join tho Trscaro-a, Exc. nad
Carlin del gates at Pa,isade to-day.
a most interesting sight to SEQ is
that Of Il young laly with clips like
rubtc5" and with teeth OF .'pearly
uhitcncsa," and with checks that
have stolen tho deep carnation OF the
dea,hless rose" with her mouth full
Of hot potato.
Geo. Geiucy, Of Ruby Valley, who
has beef in salt Lake for some time
seeking medical aid for Bright's dis.
ease OF the kidneys, a brought here
this mnrHiuUo on No. i. He had TO be
packed from the train, and, wo regret
TO state, 10 in nscriOus condition.
The exodus of Mormons who can
not !oroso u plurality OF wives TO Mex
leo is said to be assuming formidable
proportions. There is already one
large colony established in chihuahua
and a second party is being rounded
up 1T Salt Lake for II Start south ward.
j. b. FOLEY, Joy Pollard. L. c..
Piunk9tt, aud W. 4. Massey, dele.
gates Ia the Silver Convention Mt Reno
came down from Tuscarora yesterday
and left TO day for the Riverside town.
L.. y. Stone, OF the Tuscar)ra Lcnguo
aud J. A. P!ummer, of this place, ac-
uumpanicd them.