Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-29
tFROM RIDAY'S DAILY
SALAIAG USDI.

last night.
Gents and young mems hats JUS
received Mt Engler's.
Sierra Photo Co., opposite Com,
merc!nl hotel. New gallery; call and
see US.
Tho News says fourteen cases OF
small poN are reported mt the Carson
Indian school.
For fine choice apples free from
worms, call Mt the postoflice stand,
sold III small quantities Of by the
box.
Attorney Dalrymple is in town
looking for an office. lie will locate
here il he can find a suitable place
for an office.
Seymour Jacobs has received an
excellent line Of gents gloves OF every
description. Call and see them and
get prices. =
Congressman Newlands has con-
tributed S2m to the fund being rails
ed for the benefit Of General Law.
toms widow.
Fred AndersOn,a native OF Sweden,
residing i'll Humboldt county. has
been declared insane and sent to the
asylum at Reno.
Mrs. Ellie Campbell, mt Sheehan
Sisters old stand, has "A few fine hats
that she will sell below cost to make
room for her spring stock.
Mrs.May Gibbons Williams has dc.
cided To take piano pupils OF the first
grade rs well as more advanced pu
pills after the holidays. Studio at Mr..
James Clark's. 4
An exchange says that most every
man Ill public life has four prices
the II he is worth, the one he in.
tends To ask, the one he expects TO
get and the he will get.
The policy Of the Republican party
Is to keep II permanent standing army
Of 100000 men. This is a heavy load
on the back Of labor but the imperial
isis and trusts demand that we adopt
the military standard OF Europe.
Elegant fur .capes, collarettes, cloth
jackets, dress saques, table linen,
napkins. towels. beautiful table
spreads, rugs, porticres and lots OF
household goods just received mt
Engler's.
Prof. X. II. Mcdowell Of the Uni
versity, has received from Lieutenant
Bram6illa, now on the island OF Luz
ION, i'll the Philippine group, forty
varieties of hardwood grown there.
Thoy will be used in giving instruc.
lions in forestry.
y 7. G~uldagscr. at Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacks NTH.
ing III all of its branches at prIccs To
suit he times. Horse shoeIng and
wagon work Il specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
Guldaggcr's shop il you want il done
well and mt reasonable prices. =
The following delegates will repre-
sent the EIko County Cattle Associa-
ton at the meeting Of the National
Livestock Association to begin Jan
urary 10. 1900, at Fort Worth, Texas:
Thomas Hunter. President; John
Spariss, X. Farrell, L. j.. Bradley, y.
IL. y. Mason and J. j. Altube.
The Eureka Sentinel says That n
rich gold discovery is reported to
have been made near the l.arar
ranch in Ruby Valley and that much
excitement prevails there. Tho In
DEPENDENT has been unable to learn
anything regarding the reported find.
Former Goverror Blaisdell was in
Reno Tuesday OH his way to visit
some mining properties in Lyon
county. lilo reports having recently
met General Clarke in San Fran
cisco. The latter is gradually i'm
proving, and ia confident that he will
soon o his old tImo strength
and vigor.
There will be u dance at Ilnrris
Hall next Friday evening for the
benefit OF the fund for General Law
tons family. Tho object is IL worthy
one and tho young men having the
dance in charge will spare no pains
to make ii II social event. Those who
wish to mnsk aud all others will find
full particulars in our advertising
columns.
IL il should prove true that Sonat.
ora Jones and Stewart have joined tho
tho Republican gold standard gang,
what sort Of a figure will the Silver
party cot in the next campaign? Will
it still shout "lG 10 l.; or will It FOL.
low the Senators into tho Republican
camp? We shall SEQ what we shall
see.
The Examiner and Bulletin nrc fir.
my hot siiot into each other. Tho
editors accms each other ot nearly
every crime in tho calendar, and