Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-10-28
RON THURSDAYS DAILY
sAl.MAGUNDI.

Charley Grover is in from Secret
Valley to day.
A number OF candidates nre in town
to day. They will soon know where
they are ut.
c.. a. Mathison, Of Hamilton, one
Of the solid citizens Of White Pine
county arrived yesterday.
Don't aid in electing the Republi.
can State ticket by voting either the
Populist or Democratic tickets.
II you want n man in Congress who
will fight for Nevada's industries,
vote for Francis G. Newlands.
The registered vote Of Elko county
will be about 1900. In 1892, there
were 1924 votes cas-. in the county.
In 1892, there we're 2Io3 voters reg
istered in Storey county. This year
the number is 1866, a falling off Of
537.
4. G.. May, Internal Revenue col
lector for Nevada, came down from
Tuscarora yesterday and will remain
in town till tomorrow.
The Silver State says NJ. S. Bonni.
field has the record OF winning more
cases before the Supreme court il
1892 than any other attorney in Ne
vada.
Senator Jones and General Warner
will arrive Saturday morning. In the
evening they will discuss the issue OF
the day ut Freeman Hall. BE sure to
hear them.
1t is estimated that the State will
poll 1000 less this year than it did two
years ago. There will be an increase
in the number OF voters in Douglas
county.-Genoa Courier.
: 1t is estimated that the StatA will
poll 1000 votes less this year thSp it
did two years ago. E~smeralda's note
| will not differ materially from the last
decentralization Bulletia.
The Silver State says about 1000
voters are registered in Humboldt
and doubtless from $50 to 900 votes
will be cast At the last election
there were sol votes polled.
Mrs. X. c. Davis, nee Miss Susie
Payne, we'll known in Elko, who has
been Mt the point OF death in White
Pine for some time, is improving and
is 10Y considered ont OF danger.
Postmaster General Bissell has adj
dressed a circular to all post offices
citing provisions Of tho law regarding
forced campaign contributions and
declaring they must be strictly Gem
piled with.
The Wadsworth Dispatch has it
from a reliable source that Hon. SIS.
Sears will soon take the position Of
Post Trader Mt the Pyramid Lake
reserve, succeeding r. II. Cowles,
who will devote his abilities to various
business enterprises.
The ceaseless agitation of the slavery
question finally resulted in striking
the chains from 100000 human be
ings. The same ceaseless agitation OF
the money question will liberate 6I,.
600, 000, OF people from the chains OF
financial slavery. Think OF this on
the 9th of November and cast your
ballot for the Silver party.
-Four wagons OF canned goods and
groceries pulled out OF here for VIZ
ginia yesterday afternoon consigned
to j. Is. Mallon. 1t seems strange
that big teams a haul freight over
the Geiger grade cheaper than the
roilroad can carry it to Virginia, but
il is nevertheless a fact that most Of
the freight from here is handled in
the above way.-Reno Journal.
The Eureka Sentinel says: The
Nevada newspapers are pretty gen.
enally rescnting the mud throwing
J at Hon. j. Il. Jones, the Silver party
candidate for governor, INDUCED in
by tho little goldbug sheets. Mr..
Jones is all right; the people arpre.
ciatc him and will give him the
biggest majority that he has ever
had.
Virginia Chroniclc:-Tho Ropubli.
can party is m aariferans dog with an
nrgentiferous tall. The people OF the
West are now given to hold OH the
tail. but after the election is over it
will pull out and all the people Of the
will get for their votes will be the dis
membered caudal appcndage left
in their hands.