Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-08-26
fFRDM DAILY
SALMhGUEDl.

Bargain salcs at A~lexlnder's Tor a
month.
General Clarke came up from Car
son this morning.
Miss Lonisc Adams returned from
San Francisco Saturday evening.
Clay Irland, Tom Irland and their
mother got III from Mountain City
this morning.
Butter Is Is cents a pound nt the
Mnson Valley creamery md milk so
cents n hundred.
Webster Dorsey got in from his
hunting trip Yesterday. lie tells
awful big stories.
Mrs. Judge Bclknap arrived from
Carson yesterday morning or a visit
Ia Mra. j. llonGcrson.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Harrison OF
Ruby Valley arc at the Commercial
Hotel with II very sick boy.
Miss Lille StaufTcr arrived from
Sacramento Saturday evening aud is
visiting Miss Addic Garrccht at the
llo; SPRING..
Ellsworth lngalB. a u. S. Attorney
from Cheyenne. Wyoming. arrived
last night tn take evidence in Indian
depreciation Claims. He will sGon
clean up the business here.
Tho Chicago Record thinks Mark
Hanna wnuld like Ia know Whether
the PHILIPPINES would go Democratic
or not before expressing an opinion
rs TO their future.
The Silver party TRINA ies III Reno
for tie election Of delegates to inc
StHic Convention WINS u hot affair.
There were several tickets in the
field and Iigh'e were numerous. The
re .u!i was the 81, elton OF II mixed set
uf delegates.
~ the Silver IaTty primaries Sat-
urday eighteen votes we're cast. Ed
gar Rrinhart, VI. II. Miller md L. G
Snyder were elected delegates to the
State Convention and Grorge Andcr-
son, james Brain, NJ. II. Miller,
Frank Fernulh. l.. &. Snyder. J. NJ.
Morinw. William Mitchell. f.. II.
Mead, Edgar liriuhari, Webster Pat
tcrs0n, y. ID. Tubcr, 5. G.. Weston
George Grant, GcorEc Eurlort and
LoTis NiTicr mnDtrl To- the County
Convention.
Over IN Vermont a mGn who
knocked u smnll s'nr-srauglcd banner
oil ot u tree with his driving whip
and then rctuscd /" pick it up was ar
rested on the numerous cl Grgc OF de-
tructi0n 81 private rroTcr;y violation
81 state laws and disrcspcct Ia the
United States. lie was tried and
given the maximum fine. together
with u fine cyt"mpnrc Fou-tn Ut July
ora'inu from the judge. Vermont
remembers Dewey 10 woll ns the
blaine.
Tho editor ni the ISDgrr SDEST
will leave f"r the East t0ni.ht and
will not return until about the 9th ~
October. During his absence lac will
VISIT rclGtives in Michigan. his boy.
hood home in Livingston county.
New York, aud attend tho Sovereign
Grnnd Lodge Of Odd Fellows which
convene. in ~lioston IN the 18th 81
September. During his Hhspncc Mr..
Ish will look after the editorial and
local wOrl; and +. T.. remnant will
take are OF the business Of the
paper. Any contract the boys may
make during the absence Of the cdi.
tor will be carried ont.
Spnrtsmcn arc urging II combined
movement for the annihila'iOu NJ the
carp in the Humboldt river. THIS
ilph since Ita introduction II few years
since lias multiplied wonderfully aud
nov threatens Tho very existence Oi
the celebrated Humboldt trout, cnt
and other game iiah which have made
the Humboldt celebrated ovcr the
cntiro wosi. II is urged TINT 10y
dynumitiug tho deep pools at the
present low stage ~ water tho rnrI
could bc destroyed but il is admitted
the game iieh would 20 too but the
plan debated it. To hill every thing
and then rcstock with desirable
apocica. Tho scheme Though mucl
desired doca not look frnsnblo unl,Rs
taken hold Of by the state or all the
county authorities through which the
river runs.
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