Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-18
tFRuI TUESDAYS DAILY!
ShI.AiStICSi;

Chris Rcckhari is about the same
today.
Bryan made four speeches in Min
neapulis last night.
This scribe passes his 18th mile
stone to-day.
DIR. Patterson, Il Reno McKinleyitc,
has challenged Judge Cheney to a
puLlic debate on the money ques
ton.
Sky rocket Foraker tclcyraphed
McK:ulcy yesterday from Kansas City
that * .n-,Gs and Nebraska wee. sure
for him.
\ vote for Frurcis q. NcwlIuds
will Gc an evidence -; your a]pprccia-
tion Of his efforts III the cause 10
b.! an and rrns periiy.
Moses must have been :; ei.ver man
because wc reid Of his action i'll
smashing the Gcl!cn cal! which the
ch.liren vi lsra,l made.
Minister Iia,ar.l i, uui ia II letter
repudlatin% tie th.cH@" platform.
! The plain pcop,r of The Quilted States
reludiateI him Ion" ago.
There WAS Il drin.irn row bet wrcn
the lrd!an- 40 Dnr,h Sunday night
and al uirm wrs pretty tudi,
cut.
There are only u I.% Iu;s ieft in
winch {" register. II ynur uuni- III
not already on the list. 60 and i.u; II
tiIcr" Ut once
Tie iUca! sleeper between Reno
and san Fraucisc" has been pat On
again.
Major Robertson and Mr.. Mayhem
came down i,om the III ,nd Noun
tain Yiuccrs YESTERDAY. The hiajor
gave lin iIuErENnEXT Office Il
pleasant call this attrrnuon lie will
leave for New iorH thss evening.
Bee: Under the "x.sling mcthui
81 -iatril,c'uai I~crsunrim," political
prophet. slioul no: lose sight If the
Tact that frequently where the VOICE
is II voice for MrN lIcy. the cr,ss on
clrciioI ia! wifi be- SOS for iiryan.
III" i;u.iaio Center. la. school
board has i~"tTsr,l u rcsUlu:inn to use
corn for fu.lt.,s winter Ten ccnrs
per hushcl corG they consider cheaper
than coal +" tIicm II mean "A re-
d"cii"E % half their furl t"ll. provi,!-
ny "r d""i n"i nd,an III price.
Nthi"n Times:-T Idaho is Il ~ric.ur-
csqu' country. Ne lave mnuutninp
- high hat ,on can tickle the feet of
the silver argos Ia hraven. and COR
gcs e." deep You cln descend 10 the
base and h nd d"Yn e "a the gol,l-
hugs IN 'ir ui,rual re- nons
III" brother NJ this scribe writes
from Savannah. Missouri. that the
political fcr!mr is running very high
there uui .hni. il the people will vote
the way they yell. Mis- "nri will give
bryan I00.Oisi majority.
The lNDErENDENT's Bryan fund
closed last night with u contribution
81 S22 fcom TuSruTora The names
nf the rontrihut rs wi.lappenr as soon
as We get the list. Through ouT cI-
forts the Bryan aud Sowdii fun has
been inc IrRscd 500 80. all II which
has been forwarded To Mr.. 81. John.
Treasurer Of the Democratic National
Committee.
Tho domesiirs ~ !luiTion, ln'.,
have organized - wor iug girls nm
ion. They demand less hours and
positively refuse tn dn family wush.
ing or wait on tables. They also de.
maud fuur nights ever, week and
possession nf the parInr every Sunday
night in which Ia "utcriaIn their
bcaux. 1t is proposed to nrgnnizc
lik" unions throughout the Glatc.
William T.. 81. .Irhr. treasurer Of
the Democratic national committee,
writes the editor # IL" Silver State
under dat" III the Jii rsrt. that while
the political snu,',"u il Nrw York is
rather mixed. he il very hopeful
nf Bryan aud S"nall carrying the
state. lie states l'uat organized
labor in with us. md Tint
wuilc many Ut the obi timr ~irnuCrs
are a~paiictic the muS aud file OF
Democracy ia lrynl. NM TINT II large
percentage W the Rel mb'i"nn farmers
are earnestly supporting Mr.. Bryan.