Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-24
IF.o. MoxDAr'. DAHL
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for Harrison or Cleveland 10 a vote
TOR more idlo furnaces ind deserted
hones. Fur which will you vote!
A devil fish that measures fourteen
feet from tho end Of tho body to tho
eud Of the longest tenticle Was cap
tured iu the Pacific ocean about ten
miles from the heads last thursday.
Go. F. Reckhart, a mop hew OF
Chris. and brother OF Frnnk, arrived
from New York OH No. 4 yesterday,
and will visit in Elko for n few days
and then go 70 Ell Psso Texas, vim
OF San Frar cisco.
Mr. Mcbride has received a letter
from Prot. Byers, accepting the Prin-
cipalship OF the Elko school. He
will 10 here in time 10 attend tho
teachers' examination 10 be held
somo time next month.
Fred Iteinken, OF Lamoillc, and G.
H. Eale, OF Huntington, two OF the
solid Democrats OF Elko coun.
~, informed the ISpErESpEST
today that they could not
support Cleveland but would give
their votes To Weaver and Field.
Tho New York Press, the s.nunch-
est Republican newspaper in tho
United Sta,ep. Gays: "The assertion
that President Harrison, in fece Of
his record and utterances, il disposed
t. countenance FREQ coinage, is su-
pronely silly as we'll rs absolutely
false.
Times RerieiU:--Aro the candidates
for county offices this Fa!! oa the old
party tickets going TO endorse the
Harrison Cleveland Wall Street plat
forms, or are they going TO DO men
and stand on n free coinage platform?
II is time TO begin thinking of these
things. Such matters arc not going
to be handled with gloves.
From his castle DER The sea
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
Sends "a message that will Gauss EN-
bouie reflection:
While the men who made him
rich
fabricated in a ditch,
Arc dying III the SHADOW g! "p:c.ec-
ton"
ATLANTA Constitution.
Major r. NJ. HUFF ,ker, OF Virginia
City, who i, mentioned as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress, in
formeI the Reno Journal that he 10
not n candidate To-! Congress on the
Democratic ticket. lie il a silver
man and is satisfied that no mar who
advocates tho election OF Cleveland or
linrr son can DO elected 10 Congress in
the yeur 1892.
Carson Appcdl:--The answer oi
johnson Sides. the Indian. IL Judge
BiSelnS, before the Board Of PaIduur,
WAS u rare pieces uf trpartes and logic
When asked Why the Indians killed
tho witch, no replied: ''For the sumo
reason you folks used Ia kill '.m." II
Is not so very long ngn that our an
csstnrs killed and burned witches in
Salem. Mass, and they claimed /, be
q good deal moro civilized than the
Indians are now.
Dayton Times:-John Sherman,
the Benedict Arnold OF to-day, has
introduced n bull in tho Senate to re-
peal TINT portion OF tho present silver
law requiring the Government to
purchase 100000 ounces monthly.
II is n great pity that there 10 not nm.
other Guiteau somewhere in the East
who will take il into hin head 10 OPP
crate on Mr.. Sherman.
R'no J%ournDl: House martins
build nests and real their young in
tho hoods OF the ara lights pbuut
town. These hoods are lowered daily
for the purpose OF changing tho car.
bona in tho lights, but tie birds got
accustomed to that and sometimes
roman on the nes;s whilo il is being
lowered. Electrician CafTrsy says
E1g'ish Rparrows aro now linking pos,
session OF some OF tho hoods, and that
o. asionally a bird gets into the
globe and is burned TO death.