Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
o FRIDAYS DAILY
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So'eu uegtee8 oeiow zero lasl
night.
CONGRESSMAN DinRley was better
yesterday.
j. w. Puett, the Carin rustler, wa.
ii. town this forenoon.
Ham Nc Cain is down from Hal.
leck. He saga there is no news IN
that way.
The President has nominated Jos
eph II. Choate OF New York to bt
Ambassador to Great Britain.
The latest styles Of visiting cardl
can be had Mt the INDEPENDENT Of
flee.
Rich gold discoveries have beea
made in the Blue Mountains. about
% miles east Of Vernal, Utah, nea,
the Colorado line.
Dave CnsDer ha Just received /
aw lot OF samp is OF Fall and
Winter Clothing which will be made
" order from 1880 up. =
DR.. Fletcher Of Sheridan, Montana,
who is EN- route to San Francisco
stopped over here yesterday to visit
his brother-in-law, Frank Robinson.
4 letter received from Carson this
inbTning states that Nj. T. NJ Stone
has been appointed Deputy Secre-
tnry OF State and has Withdrawn
from the fight for Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Senate.
Appenl:-Empire may well be con-
sidered ns rivall'nQ 9 ,lconda Spnngs
rs a health resort. There wore 81
votes cast there at the last election
and 20 e men over 60 years Of age
and exempt from poll tax. Can any
other precinct show a better record
than thatH
The Wells Herald says that the
Rev. Donaldson has fl d from that
berg in disgust. We always thought
he would fail to Chrisiianize the peo-
pile OF that ungodly town.
The accident to No. l Wednesday
occurred at Lakeview siding in the
snow sheds about three miles east of
Summit. None OF the passengers
were injured and the injuries to the
crew were very slight.
WOrls OF Praise bestowed upop
Hoods Sarsaparilla by those who
have taken it indicate that it is restor-
my health to thousands OF people,
and that it will help you also.
HOODS PILLS are easy TO take
easy to operate. euro indigestion
hilliousness. 25c.
In answer to a telegram from
Charles GullinR, Chairman OF the
Democratic State Central Committee,
Chairman Jones OF the National Com.
nittee telegraphs hat the sDemo-
cratic National Committee has not
+ent Colonel Jack Chinn anywhere.
Contrary statements are untrue.
Those responsible for Col. Chinn,s
presence in Carson should now scnd
him home.
Nevada will not gain anything by
the substitution OF Newlands tor
stewart III the United States Senate.
II will gain il he is ~defeafcd, because
1t will destroy his political prestige
ind there will then be II chance for
one OF Nevada's genuine citizen to
represent her in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Defeat Newlsnds now
and he in politically dead in Nevada
for all time to come.
Mrs. Sarah Terry OF Philadel ,hia
has just celebrated hcr 1Os birthday
by joining the Daughters Of the Rev.
"lutiop. "Not many yeays ago, she
says. when ] WIS a good, large girl,
thore was IN Indian calnp where the
City Hall nov is. On Sunday my
father used to hitch up the horse, and
would drive ont there and talk to
them; but the Indians arc gone now,
and the town haa grown. Never will
/ forget when NV father Joined tn.
army under Washington, and how he
tonight against the red-coata. And
then came pence with England
and the freedom OF the colonies. How
happy the people were. Every wag.
on, every cart and every carriage
which drove into towr had n big Sign
on it. and every sign eaid, Peace,
peace. peace They were happy daya.
Tho city was illuminated and the
people chccrcd. and tho pretty giria
let the young men kiss them on their
return from the war"