Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-08
Talbot and adjourned to meet June
10TH at 10 o'clock.

women on the passenger train one
day last week who had eleven chill.
.drcn each. A conductor said that
out OF the lot nine were permitted TO
ride without fare and twelve on half
fare. Where did they come fromr
A San Francisco telegram says
that the Immigration commissioners
have found four hundred Japs, many
in the uniform of Japanese soldiers,
sat work on Liyermore Valley ranches
to the exclusion Of white men. The
commissioners believe they are all
,laborers and will probably deport
them. -.,,-..
An immense stock of the latest pat,
Hterns in wall papers and carpets just
received at Reinhart's. Their prices
are all right. Try them. s.
In his speech at Owenton Ky, Sen
ator Joe Blackburn raped Mr.. Cleye-
lands knuckles soundly when he said:
"Jackson's Administration was criti
scised aid attacked because of it's op-
position to the banking power. In
common fairness let us admit that
this Administration is never likely to
suffer upon the same score"
The other day Mr.. Roys, editor of
the Goshen, N. Y. Democrat, caught
four strange fish in subterranean
stream which supplies an artesian well
near that place. He and companion
tished with line 296 feet long through
the six inch feed-pipe. The fish
averaged foot in length, weiged
about pound each, and were totally
blind.
Coins Financial School," the new
text book on the money question, is
for sale at Reinhart's. Over 100, 600
have been sold in the. west. The
price is only % ccLft. G. a. /
one.
A sensational suicide occurred last
Monday from the steamer Topeka off
the coast of Alaska. Professor T..
Nash, leader Of the British educa-
tional bureau of India and husband
of Hill doc princess, in the presence
of his wife, who had become nettled
at his attentions to other ladies.
dramatically leaped over the ships
rail into the sea and was drowned.
Some of the Republican papers of
the State claim that John T. Jones,
accused of stealing bullion worth
$4,000 from the Carson Mint, is a
prosecuted individual because he
was held in $4,000 bonds. Only $500
worth of bullion was found in Pick
ler's yard and his bond was fixed at
$1,000. Jones is a Republican and
Picker claims to be Democrat. 1t
looks as if Picker was the prosecuted
individual.
In some Of the wine districts of
France frost bells are tolled whenthere
ID likely to be severe frost, and i'm
mediately on hearing the warming the
inhabitants hurry out Of their houses
and place quantities of tar between
the rows of vines. Then a signal is
given to light the tar, and in few
minutes dense cloud of smoke arises,
and TINS the vines are said to be COM
pletely protected from the severity of
the weather.
The st Louis Globe Democrat has
this most significant item: Why ex-
Senator Edmunds and ex- ControIler
Trenholm should be needed to talk
IN behalf of sound money in Phila-
delphiais not very clear to outsid ers.
Apparently rousing aDtl-silyer mass
meeting would be as much demand
ed in Boston. But the Philadelphia
Record hints that there is a larger
volume of financial heresy extant in
that city than appears on the surface.
The big and rich Manufacturers
Club is not only leaning heavily to
free silver, but committee of the
Grocers' and PRODUCERS Exchange a
few days ago made report favorable
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