Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-10-14
FROM DAILY
SALMAGUSDl.
Nice weather for candidates.

Lieutenant. Governor Pouiade sill
fingers III town.
Hon. John +. Jones left for Pin,
Valley on tho early train this morn
ing.
In making up your State tickle
don't forget r. Sadler for Lieutenan'
Governor.
Don't throw your vote away mex.
month, but cast it for tie Silver pari,
State ticket.
w. j. Westerfield will make an OK
cellent State Treasurer. Give hin
your support.
The Good Templars increased their
membership in this State last year
from POT to Coz.
Senator Hill has accepted the nom
nation for Governor of New York
Tie will make lively fight.
The new seats and new carpet in
the Presbyterian church add great,
to its com fort and beauty.
All Chartz, the stenographer, wa.
admitted to the Nevada bar by the
Supreme Court last Saturday.
1t is eaid that the Republican M
tional Committee Inns sent Il large
sum Of money to Nevada to be uset
in electing their State ticket.
Anyone who sizes up Uncle San
for a -jay' is mistaken. His postage
stamps costs him7I5 cents per thou
sand, and he retuils them at $40 pei
thousand.
notwithstanding was beaten b,
Owensfor Cngress in Kentucky. Tor.
rect. \ man who gets stuck after such
a strengthening outfit as Mad ,lire
Pc'lard is not fit for n Congressman
She is as honely rs II cart.load OF tad
poles.
Atchison Globe:-Pick out twenty
young men and not more than five o!
them are making m effort to save
money. The indications are t,'at tho
poorhouses OF the future will have to
be six stories high with folding beds
i'll every o
1t has often been told how instru,
ments have been made delicate
enough to punch a hole in a human
hair. 4 Partisan genius cXcels this
i'll the invention Of a machine that
will split one hair lonsitudinally III,
to thirty.six strips.
II the silver miner were permitted
to take his bullion to the mints and
get it coined into silver dollars at the
ratio OF 10 Ia !, Nevada would be the
most prosperous State in the Union
Let us hasten that day by returning
Francis G.. Ncwlands to Congress.
lion. J. c. Doughty, Peoples party
nominee for Congress, spokcto good
sized audience at Freeman Hall Sat.
urday night. Ills speech was mainly
deyoted to nm explanation Of the diff,
ferences rotwecn the platform ON
which lie stands and that OF tho Silver
Party and the funding OF
the railroad indebtedness. Mr..
Doughty made some good points and
was generously upplauded.
There ~ u story told Of n co!orcd
girl who happened to meet n gentle
MAJ. going down the street. ri who
got CT tho same side OF the narrow
walk; then both started for the other
side and anuihsr collision was immi
ncnt. Tlioy thon danced back and
lodged again. when the colorcd girl
stopped and sail: -Scc heah. mister,
what am dis gwine to be; u schottischc
or n waltz?"--Columbus, Ga, Enquir.
er.Sun.
Tho Republican party Of the East
il solidly opposed to the free coinage
OF silver ut the ratio OF lG to |. Bar,
tine during his last term in Congress
blindly followed the lead OF his party
and refused 10 vote to take up n sIl,
yer bill. II returned to Congress
would no not again sacrifice silver al
the dictntion Of his pnrty3 lie viii
do less dmmago at home than he will
IN tho Halls OF Congress.
Statistics arc said to chow thai
young men do not. ON the average, ut
tain full physical maturity until the,
arrive at tho age Of twenty cight
years. Professor Shaler OF Harvar,
asserts, as the result Of his obscrva
| tions, that mon do not attain tn
full measure Of their mental facultie!
before twenty five years, Of age. 4
| shrcwd observer Inns said that mos
men arc boyp until they are thirty ant
little boys until they're twenty.tly
nnd this acc0rds With the standard
of manhood which Nyas fixed at thirt!
among the nnoient IIab,nwsa and othoi
i rnnna n. III