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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17

This morning about > O'Clock, IInr-
old Webster, tho infant son Of Mr..
anh Mrs. james Rogers closed his
eyes on earth and his pure spirit
winged its way TO tho "IIouso not
made With hands eternal in tho
heavens"
The little fellow was around the
house M usual Sunday, and no one
dreamed That today no would be
lying cold aud still in death. Sun.
dry night no was tukon with diph.
thcria and all that medical skill
could do vas done To rcscuu him
from its dreId grasp but without
avail.
y message was sent to Mr.. Rogers
at Butte City. Montuna, yesterday,
informing him Of tho serious illness
Of his . and no intended to lenvc
there to. night for home. This morn.
ing another mDSsigo was Gont con.
vcying tho sad intelligence that his
boy was dead.
The parents and relatives have tho
sincere sympathy OF al our people la
their sad affection.
Tho funeral took place from the
residence OF Mrs. Garrecht, grand.
mother Of tho deceased, this after.
noon mt 2 o'cloct.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
BLAND's OPINION.

Representative Bland, Chairman Of
the House Committee on Coinage, ia
determined that a silver bill will be-
reported to the House in due time.
He says it will be for general free
coinage and he believes IL will pRss
the House. Bland received his educa-
ton in Nevada and he mover wavers.
Springer and Carlisle, 10 tho Interest
OF Cleveland, may desire TO postpone
action on silver until alter the Prcsi-
dent,ul election, but there are enough
members OF the House who think
more or the interests OF the people
than they do OF having Mr. Cleveland
nominated for President, and they
will see hat q free coinage bill ia
pissed by the House Of Representa-.
Gives. Bland will report ouch q bill,
with nine OF the thirteen members of
his Committee in fuvor OF il, aud
every Democrat west Of the Allie
ghanies, and south OF Mason AID
Dixon's line, with a few Republicans
from the silver-producing States, aud
all tho Farmers Alliance men will
vote for it, unless, like the Nevada
Legislature OF last Winter on the
Constitutional Convention question,
they ignore the platform OF their
party and the wishes OF their con
stituents. -lReno Journal.
Tho INDEPENDENT believes that the
interests of the country demand the
passage OF II free coinage act by the
present Congress. It takes no etock
in the policy OF delay advocated by
] Springer and Carlisle. Lat The issue
OF tue people versus tho millionaires
be forced 10 tho front and decided ut
the ballot box next Fall.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
(FEoM THURSDAYS DAlLy.I
SALMAGUSDI

Have your job work done ut the
INDEPENDENT otllcc.
Bar silver Was 3 .Al1 AN ounce in
New YorlI.-at noon Yesterday.
Nine men in all arc now reported
to DO lost IN the mountains between
Placorrillo and Lake Valley.
II you want 20 have more fun than
You ever droGmei Of before 20 TO tho
masquerade ball at Wells Tomorrow
night.
The Sydney Bell murder case in
San Francisco PROMISES to outrival
tho faiaous Sharon Case in the amount
Of pnrjury committed.
Have faith in homo talent and have
your watch, clock and jswelry re,
paired by sam Neusch at
Nye's old stand.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
to. morrow might ut the usual place
immediately after the lecture mt the
Presbyterian Church.
I.gives the INDEPENDENT pleasure
To announce 10 the people of Eikc
That tho rumors in circulation las,
night and to-day regarding diphtheriu
are without foundation. There are
70 Few eases in town.
Chairman Bland. Of the coinage
committee OF tn" House, stated yes,
tcrday that n general FREQ coinage
Hill would bo introduced without de-
lay and that in his opinion such Il bill
would pass Tho House.
II is reported that q large bear was
seen in Moline canyon last week
Last Sunday several Of N local MIN,
rods went out hunting him but Ton
Hunter says they got no farther than
the Tinker field below town, aud ne
the bear did not come where the,
were after fish, they did not Kill
him.
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Ruby Valley Items.

Ed. lNDErESDENT-The storm-kiug
still rules tho roost. Snow squalls
intermingled with rain and sunshine
preside.
Mrs. +. Bertsch has Just IL ed
from the East, where she has Jccu
visiting friends and relatives a
young lady friend came home with
her with the intention of SPENDING
tho Winter in Raby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wooiverton gave
n basket dance ct their residence in
Secret. Like its predecessors this
Winter it was q grand-failure.
Despite the snow and wind, Ruby
Valley is the scene of much mirth
and merrlment at present. Last
SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs. Len Wines
acted tho part Of host and hostess ut
Il grand dinner party to n number OF
invited guests. Among those present
wcro
Mrs. Thos. Short, dressed in
ruby velvet, ornamcutod with dia-
mond cross.
Mrs. j. Il. Wright, dressed in black
silk covered with La rosca net, with
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. j. Hankins, dressed in black
velvet, emerald ornaments.
Mrs. +. Bertsch, dressed in brown
satin with rosalinc ornaments.
Mrs. VIM. Myers, dressed in black
crepe.
Mira. a. Fl. St.John, dressed in roy
ale purple, ruby ornaments.
Mrs. j. Jensen. dressed in black
snrah with emerald aud diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. ]. P. Woolverton, dressed in
mauve silk with sapphire ornaments.
Mrs. Covert, dressed in garnet vel
Vet, diamond ornaments.
Miss Isabel Shors, attirod in rssoda
green with gold beads.
Miss Ada Lawson, attired in blue
Bongaliae silk with turquoise and
pearl ornaments.
:iiEs Corrinno St. John, attired in
m'usaelius de soirc, gurnitured with
silver galloou.
Ms. Wines was tnstefu,ly dressed
in l. Hard green with red flour.de.lis,
with deep Russian collar.
In the evening the guests departed.
highly delighted with the afternoons
pleasure.
The mail was seen passing through
Secret Valley yesterday on runners
the first timo since tho heavy snow
fall. Tho horses, four in nutaber;
placed ono before tho other, were
%pfancing nobly to tho merry sound OF
bells.
Mr.. Frank Gcdney departed last
week for Yolo, whore his best girl re-
sides.
Judging from tho large amount Of
beef shipped from Hnlleck tie cattlo
mngnatcs must be happy, smiling ut
their well. filed Golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. W. Smith have IT,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
TIL; EMGGitACY.

a sort uf ghoulish Glre character
ICES tho comments III the Republican
press on the fanCird differences with
III the ranks OF the Democracy. Long
kilograms Tiled with tIdinls OF per-
sonhi dIsapTOintmerts ureGivcn great
prominence OF position and flaming
head lines. Mr.. German is pniutcd
as II spectral mower with Il Ecythc OF
craft, cutting down tho Presidential
candidates who aTc represented rs
standing IN the way OF lis own am-
bitions. MIR. Cleveland never walks
Oh broadway, according to these
stories, lest he should encounter Gov.
Till, FOR these two do not speak is
they pass by. Whcn Gen. Palmer
rises from hIs new grat in tire Senate
t. shake hands with u friend il is not
an act OF courtesy, but ID sprcud dis
may among his rivals by displaying
the enso with which he carlos his
three score years and zen. Mr.. Mills
is not cCniinod to his bod chamber
with the grip but is sinking in his
tent, and c0mmuning with his divine
mother MS la how he shall hest i,ring
confusion "n the democracy because
it's speaker has dishonnrcd him. If
what wo read IN th"so newspGpCrs
- true, Mr. Crisp has not constituted
tho committees of the ncw Congress
according 10 his best Judgment for
the effective d~ispOs,iiOa OF public
business, bat to reward his friends
and cCnfound his cncmias. Biitcr.
ness is king, and NIL tho party leaders
are captnins Of guerrilla bands, armed
for their mutmal destruction and tho
disruption OF the greater body Of
which they aro parts.
There AFRO differences Of opinion
among Democrats, and many stron.:
men are striving 10 bc chief. This is
true, and it proves tho D~smOcracy's
vitality. The great isIr.cs oi the hour
arc under debate, AMI n Programme
is formulating against tho coming
campaign. Who would not have II
so? Is there any other point from
whicl, wi, dom can bo drawn than that
supplied by II compnr son nf prevalent
views? is anybody amounted with
s""porhnmnn wisdom, that this dictn
should DO accepted and subscribed 10
withcnt weighing tho conflicting data
which different sections have To pro.
sent? Oar party has always been the
abiding place OF freedom of thought,
where every argument basel on
Iiatr., Ism is listened to. II is 20. day
more than ever before in its history
the nurse OF national leaders, who
would be ut the head Of its columns
BECAUSE the mnrcli il TO victory. Tho
comments OF tho enemy are only the
reflection OF tbcir hopes, Thoy arc
dreaming that pcrchnnCc tho match
less discipline which has not fniled
lis Ia tho psf. cvon when defeat wus
inevitable. has somehow been weak.
onGd. But they will 10 disappointed.
Whoever Is tho standard bparu-, and
whatever tho battle cry, the De,uUc.
racy's phaluDx will 10 close knit In
1892, ono aud untorriiied.-lSt. Paul
Globe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, JAN. 8, 1892.
Following is tho report of tho Chi
cago cattle market for tho week end
ing January 8, 1892
Receipts Of cattle for tho week
10000 head.
We quote price at the close OF tho
market:
Primo Export, $500 a s5.25;
Ronghish Export, si.25 a $3.50;
Good to choice, 1,35o@1,5O0 lbs., s4.65
GSls5; Medium to good, l,l5oal,35o
lbs. SG5GSi.l5; Common, l,05o@l,-
$50 ibs., S350@s3.s5; Fat pony,
smooth, l,1o0G1,3O0 lbs, s3.90@a.2o;
Choice h%eifers, e3.250e3.5o; Good
COWS and heifers, s2.5oGS3.OO; Fair to
good cows, S0O@1,o50 lbs, SO Oo:7s2.5o;
Common to fair cows, sI.25@sl.T5;
Stock steers, 6O0@s00 lbs, Sl.f5@
s2.25; Feeding steers, e5O@l.2JO Ms,
s2.5O@s35o; Veal calves, 100000 tbs.,
s3!oOGs6!oo; Springer and Mich
COVE, Ter head, S15.O0Rs30.CO.
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Gem Hotci-.l. Ostrcichcr, Pro.
priCtOr.

,'cm Ilotci-.l. OStrcichcr, Pro-
priCior.
Ed Odcll, Lamoillo; Frank Gonjon,
Mound; \ A Allen, . L.
"A l. Anderson, Wan Clendenninr,
Mound Valley; Il Dottn. G. ~IIurdesty,
j l. Martin, South Fork; G B Led.
dick. Hank Smell, Lamoille; Mrs
Bardmass, Tuscarora.
Miss Jennie Woilnnd, Wcilands;
John McIntire, Woodlands; Mrs jus
Gallagher, Plnccrv!llc; John B IIo.
gan, New Castle;G w johnson, Craig
Siinson. Joe Clavcllc. & S Battcrman,
wife i Son, Tuscarora; Geo Hnwley;
Omaha; y Kennedy, Geo Arthur. Geo
Stoak, Cnrlin; Thos McDcrmott, Pat
McDermott, TT Iiallcck.
Mrs Joc Philips e Son, Bullion; +
lombard, II NJ Catiiu, w B Hunt,
S +; Mise Phillips, Stockton; A j. Carcy
TnGcarora; j II Henry, Mound; S
Stewart, Il Farrell, Bcowaws.
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IFRoM TUESDAYS DARYL
5ALMAGUNOI.

This is n lovely Winter day.
Tho Utah Legislature organized
yesterday.
j. Is. Fitch came down from Wells
this afternoon.
w. 7. Smith has returned FROM
San Francisco.
Sheriff Polk returned from Carson
on No. l this morning.
VIM. Mckinley Jr., was inauguratcd
Governor OF Ohio yesterday.
Special meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
+. Il 4. NJ, ut Masonic Hall TO night.
Lodge opens promptly at I O'Clock.
Miss Ellie True,t aud Miss Carrie
Stevens went out to Mound Valley to-
day with Atr. Oudcrkirk to resume
their work in the schcolroom.
a special train OF seven vestibule
Wagner cars containing New York
newspaper non passed through ut l
O'Clock this afternoon cn route 10 San
Francisco.
Philadelphia Timcs:-It WASH;
enough Uncle Sam should have
trouble with his foreign relations, but
hcre comes nnnoyances from some OF
his Mexican borders.
Mile Price, the high kicker, who
c!opcd with Banker BOWS Son at
Denver, is now threatening suit for
divorce. She says that her licge lord
must put up the stuff"
Judge Rising, of Denvc-, yesterday
morning denied the motion OF DR..
Graves counsel for arrest of judg-
mcnt and sentenced him TO be hanged
within the two weeks beginning Jan.
uary 3lst.
By n notice in another column i,
will be seen that tho iirm OF Kelly &
McCain, is dissolved by mutual con.
sent. iir. Mccain will continue the
business at lial!ccii unrI 40 bcspcal,
for him n liberal shars OF public
patronage.
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Dust TO Dust.

Tho funeral OF tho infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. james Rogers took place
yesterday afternoon after We hud
gone to press. Quite IL number OF
people testified their sympathy 10 tho
afflicted family by following the re.
mains to the Odd Fellows cemetery,
Rev. Nix. iIoughton, OF the Episcopal
church, read tho burial service in an
Impressive manne und kind hands
and sympathetic hearts deposited ali
lint WIS mortal of the deceased in
lis last resting place.
Tho INDEPENDENT extends the ten
dersst s. impathlas OF this community
To the bereuved family and points
them for consolation TO Him who
dOcth all things well. May the loved
one gone before provo al light IN tho
window" to guide the sorr0winG rela.
tires TO that home on the golden
shoIe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
[ERoN MONDAYS DArLr.l
sALMAGUNDl

Ham Mccain came down from Hal
leck this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Sheehan went up TO
Woilnnd's yesterday TO commence
school to-day.
The coinage at the San Francisco
Mint Tor December vas us follows:
Double eagles, si,l22.50o; standard
dollars. 100000.
The Reno Gazette says that the
way coach on tho regular overland
train Is so filthy that 1t would make II
hog sick to visit il.
We wore pleased to see Uncle John
Gibbons, tho vete:an stage driver on
tho streots to-day. The old pioneer
predicts au early Spring.
The Rov. John Wallace will de-
livcs an address on tho "Philosophy
OF Prohibition" nj tho Presbyterian
church noxt Friday evening.
Walter Elmorc, passenger brakeman
on tho g. p, ccno down from Ogden
Saturday night and laid over here ON
account of IN nttrck of the grip.
Miss Ellie rruett and Miss Carrie
Stevens are in town waiting for an
opportunity to go to Mound Valley to
resume their work in the sc%hoolroom.
Mss Polly Powell. who has been
visiting the family Of Hiram S,okcr
for the past six weeks, returned on
No. i this afternoon to her home in
Eureka.
Columbus Post: - George Eliot
says, "Thc man who trusts n friend
cducntca him" But the trusicr
often gets tho most experimental
knowledge.
Sheriff Polk left for Carson OH No.
Saturday night, taking with him 4.
g. Teddy, sentenced ~totwenty months
IN the p~coitcntiary for burs!urizing
O5eil's shoe store.
The Reno Journal says that there
a:o twelve new students in the Uni.
vefsity this term. Won't tho Board
of Regents have to employ an extra
teacher 10 attend tn them?
NJ. l.. Carter, II passenger conduc
tor on the Northern Pacific, accompu
nicd by his wife and child, passed
through this morning on their return
from Il visit to California.
Mr.. +. G. Hardy, OF tho Oasis
Ranch Co, writes that the Snow ia
deep and crusted ut the Ranch, and
that hc ADD his son are worn out from
wallpwing through the drifts.
The masquerade ball, postponed
from Nov Years exc. will be given ut
Wells on Friday night, january IL,
l592. Al who attend will bs assured
OF on on!1! able time. see al. in II
other column.
Tho Phnlix Creamery Company.
OF Mason Valley, has iilei articles Of
Incorporation. The capital stock Is
placed at Sl0.OoJ divided into 800
shares Of so each. The principal
place OF business will be Greenfield.
Will scicnc up and toll w. Why Il
girl who freezes 10 death every time
she sweeps oil the front steps, can ride
five miles in n slcgh With nothing
around her but some other girls
brothers arm, without even getting II
blue nose?
Several Of our young people werc
ont Glc!ghridinG yesterday aud some
Some of them, We are informed, took
cold baths l n tho snow banks along
tho road. Boys, il your partners emit
drive, yon should train Your fiery
stcedsto kso9 in tho roIl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
Pastry Without Butter.

Light, flaky and digcstiblo pic crust and all kinds of
fine pastry can DO mado with Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der without butter or with one half tho usual portion, IL prc.
ferred, or with a small quantity of lard or other shortening
as de5ircd. Pie crust nado in this way is more wholesome
and digcstibho besides being moro economical and easier orc.
pared in addition to saving all tho butter if desired. One.
third the -four is also dispensed with, and the crust is rolled
that mitch thinner, the raising .ualtics of Dr. Prices Powder
swelling it to tho requisite thickness. Those who enjoy tho
appointing qualities of tho delicious home made pic will
rejoice to know this secret.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder 10 the only powder
that contains the white of eggs.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has dever been Dues
toned.
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Stove, the Warrior.

All, there, Mnrs,
VIII you please get on TO Steve?
Steve Iilkins,
or West Virginia,
u. :. a.,
Secretary Of War?
How does no strike you?
Amt Ito n cnrker?
Mind that sword OF his,
His good broad sword,
Ex. B.aiuubarl
lie a bond it ull
Around tho situation,
And s~traishten il out ugain
Whom ho wants To!
And cut with IL?
Why, Mursy, old boy,
Ilc can cut tho ties
Tina, bind him 10
The P.umCd Knight
With II as slick as butter!
Has hci b. .
Wei nobody sud no had.l
Had you heard anything
To that effect up your way2
Strategy, mo boy, strategy!
It's n stroirSic
War o%ccrotrry
That this country needs now.
And Steven IL that,
Bigger than n load OF hayl
You missed II MFRS
in no. having boon raised in
West Virginia.
And uftorwGrd having
Blosaomcd ns q Blaine boomori
fon uin't in IL ut oil
With Stovo;
He's 80 wnrliko,
Aad horcic aud s~tratcgici
But il no had TO wear
a suit OF your statuary clothes,
Morsy, old chap,
During Office houra,
lie conldn't compete with you
A littio bit,
Because no 10 tho modestest man
That over pulled q
Political wirol
llowovcr, thnt's all right
But you just hocp your cyo
On Stove, Mara,
Aud so viii
a t.ood many other poop'c.
Detroit FREQ Press.
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tFRoM wEDsrsDAr's DA1Lr.l
SALSIAGUNOI.

Mr.. 3. Reinhart left for San Fran
cisco this afternoon.
a train consisting OF 10 car loads
Of sheep passed. through this morning
going West.
Mrs. Bardmas has closed her school
at White Rock aud is spending a few
days in Elho.
Defiance, H., has u u,sn five feet
elk inches tail who weighs but sixty
five pounds.
We want everybody who takes M
interest in homo affairs To subscribe
Tor the INDEPENDENT.
The Commissioners Of Ormsby
county have levied n tax Of sl.sO for
State and county purposes.
Rubc Metcalf, who shot himself in
Silver City, is in II precarious condi-
ton, and his recovery is doubtful.
The Washington Star says that ono
Of Mr.. Springcr's first moves will be
10 get his liGgars into Mr.. McKinley's
wool.
The snow in tho Sierra Nevada
mountains is said 10 be deeper now
than for mary years pust at this
time.
Tho Board OF PHrdons met Mon.
day, January II, and adjourned 10
January 2Gth on Of tho ILL
ness Of Judge Bclknap.
II is said that two thirds Of the
MIXERS on the Consluck arc idle, and
waiting ]nnxiousIy for Spring to open
in hope Of securing work.
a western newspaper closes an mr.
tlcie about the canniug enterprises
by saying: NO Chinese are employed
and li,O0o are put up daily"
The Commissioner OF Eureka coun-
~ have levied the tax rate for the
c"rrent year AZ $3.50 on cach 800
valuation OF taxable property, 70
cents Of which Is for State purposrn,
The Board OF Trade hold a meeting
on Saturday. No business OF i'm
rortange was transacted end on mo.
ton tho next regular meeting was
postponed until the SECOND Saturday
in February.
Ed. Olell, IL Of tho solid ranchers
OF LlmoIilc Valley, is in town To. day.
He gave the IHDErEycEHr oi!icc "a
friendly call this morning and Light.
cned the editors burden. Come We,
AID do likewise.
Ell don't mind doing away
with The editorial 'we,'" said Editor
Cutting, but when IL fellow CONES
into the Office with Il CLUB and tries to
abolish the editorial eye, it is a very
different matter"
DIphtheria has made its appear
aGce in Eiko and the people should
lake proper steps 10 prevent its
spread. Parents should see that their
hS w. unnecessarily eN-
posed TO II. Act in time.
The National Economist says: In
order that American labor may receive
90 per cent. more wages American
Labor pays Il tax OF CO per cent. In
other words the lahorer is compelled
I" tax himself To protect himself. Tho
principle is foreign 10 tho law of
economy.
The prisoners in tho county Jail
were set TO work this morning, clean
ing out tho large wasie.watcr ditch
in The upper part of town. Tho
County Commissioners ordered the
ditch cleaned out 30 that the streets
viii not 30 Hooded ia Case tho suow
goes of with Il rush.
Reno Journal: -ES- Govcrnor j. Il.
hiniicad and WHO have roturnod 10
their old homo at Carson after an nb.
scncc Of a year and Il half, much of
which time WAS spent in travelling in
Europe. Governor Kinkcud was
GinuGS the most popular q tho Chief
Executives Of Nevada, but like nearly
all good men no was not in tho
u.in,rr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
a shortages.

Pete Taylor is no longer Under
Sheriff. Lr.t week Shorilf BJtsford
on cS animation of tho oliro safe, dis.
covered II Shortage OF sl,OSl. lie
asked Taylor nbout tho coin, and tho
latter said II ought to DO in tho safc.
and this WAS the only satisfaction
Hotsford could get, SO Taylor was dis.
charged. Al Taylor givoa no bonds,
Dolstord Gill have 10 stand tho loss.
The lmttcr has failed ns got ~ mako u
crimina! complaint. -lCatson Tribune.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot iIotci--Ciark az Green. Pro-
pr:ctprs.


Geo NJ Clayton, WA Porch, Hunt
iDgton; 4 Is Hurley, Detroit, Mimi;
y kunnciy, Car'in; y Bacntoid,
Rochester, \ 7.
, y " Fuller IL wife, South Fork;
Joe Henuen, Blaine; Il \ Black, Sac.
.aurento; ] \ Robertson, Lamo!lle;
Cbis Glider, Tuacarorn.
IA Ward, Ogden; Il Mansur, Du-
luth; r. Laydcn, Neigh, Neb; IIdw'd
Butler, Eil,o; J Kern, Il l. Ball, w ii
Armstrong, S Il, a & Presley, Chicu-
20; Chas Adams, South Fork; Miss
Elio Truott; Miss Carrie Stevens,
Deeth; ii Carroll, Dubuq no; Frank
Oudcrhirk, Nels G%uderkirE, Mound
Valley.
G NJ Bower, II Cahill, J A Robertson
Lamoiilc; Gus Anderson, VIM Del
pl.|ssc, Ed Sanford, L Harvey, j Il
Hall, = Hansen, Wells; VIM McAyin,
Tuscarora; l. Is Crout, Ogden.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17

sued invitations for a card party ne1t
Wednesday.
The schools throughout Ruby and
Ssc.t: haro all closed, on account OF
deep o for IN indefinite period.
The bells are jingling merrily,
And old and young are gay,
The sleishs so bobbirs back and
forth
Der every broken way.
Tho happy, merry riders,
They all enjoy the fun:
And when tho cight-horss bob goes
1t takes in every one.
Yours Truly,
RAIN n SHINE.
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For Leap Year.

A form Of proposal for n young
lady popping the question TO q Young
man: viii you be mine 10 buy mo
silk dresses, diamonds and thea,er
tickets forever? Let mo go break tho
happy nows 10 your ~father?"
A form for tho young mans on.
swer: "That Il mover be. but | viii
DO n brother to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-17
DIED.

RooERs:-At tho White Sulphur
Springs, Elko county, Ncvad /. Jan.
unry IL, 1892, Harold Webster
Rogers, infant o of Mr.. and MrJ.
James Rogers, agod two years