Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
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lnere arc Tour patients In The &C uu-
ty hospital.
Cleveland's plurality in Missouri is
over 4l.O0o.
The ratters OF the new church were
put in place to-day.
The Carson Appeal thinks the next
session Of the Legislature will last
sixty days.
Hon. Geo. Russell! returned from
Reno last evening. He reports every.
thing quiet in the western part Of the
State.
A Frenchman who tnkes the mor.
tuary report OF Paris FOR n basis, fig
ures tho number Of deaths in the
entire world in a century AZ $780,
0co,OOO.
Gazetts: --Thanksziving is over.
Noxt comes Christmas, then New
Years. after that Clevelandis innugu-
ration, md then there will come u
great q: auge OF postnnsters.
Sacramento Bee:-"rhe Republi
can party stands just where il did four
years ago." eays the Santa Cruz
Sentinel Bat the water has risen,
and the party ,bSd better swim GU,
aud eave Itself.
Wiie-"I am thfnking OF taking
swimming lessons. What part du
you think will be the hardest Tor my
To learn. dear?" Husblnd-"ve!I,
should think Keeping your mouth
shut."-Inter Ocenn. .
Tho Rev. john Wallace did no,
preach his farewell sermon Sunday
evening, as announced in Sltu rday's
paper. The members Of his conyre
cation unanimously requested him t.
remain for another month ard tie re
~lnctantly consented to do 30.
William Stow and family will lea,e
Tonight for he pan handle Of idaho
where they intend TO make their fu.
ture home. They take with them the
good wishes Of a host OF friends In
Elko county. The INDEPENDENT
joins in wishing them prosperity in
their new home.
a Carson young man mined Fred
Legnrs recently procured a license
from the Clsrk OF Dougias county to
marry u Carson girl named Rosa Raj.
f"ta. The girl vas under age, and
her mother is nov having l. gare
tried for perjury for Swearing TO the
contrnry TO the Clerk.
Sir WIlfrod Lawson, the teoto.a1
member OF Parliament SAYS no hopes
to live tn zee the day when she,
bishops Will bo corse.crn,-d in the
Church OF England, and thiuks Il ey
will do more gooi than men. Il: il
IN intellectual, spiritual aud theo-
logical affair, and surely" no says
women are us good in these things
rs men,"
a provincial newspaper calls atten.
ton IL II fs-ding.i'otlle q. e., nursing
bottlel Hdvertiaemenl which ronclud.s
with the words;
when the baby is done drinking i;
must be unscrewed and LAID in u cool
place under i tap. II tn, baby does
not thrive OH fresh milk, il should he
boiled"
This, it is remarked, is n tritio hard
on the baby.
Hawthorne Bulletin: There was 1
grand Publication meeting Of Demo.
Gratis in Budie last Wednesday in
honor Of the great Democratic vic.
tory. Anvils we're fired md bontires
illuminated the town. while the brass
band played patriotic airs. Many
Hawthorne people enjoyed the music
through the telephone. 1t was cleir-
~ and disti nelly Leard, tho notes OF
tho cornot boing particularly clear.
EI: We slept on the woodpile at
midnight, the clock vac striking the
hour; we dreamed that u delinquent
stood beside us md the dollars on ns
did shower; then came another and
another, all tho saIne thing thsy did
do, really We thought We would
smother, the dollars so tn ok around
us tis~. Al last from our drenm VI
did wakeu and reached for our silver
30 bright, but U faith in dreams Is
o'S shaken "a heavy snow had fallen
that night.