Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-11-02
GFKoM SATURDAYS DAILy.)
SALaIAG UNDI.

braska yesterday. He Gays politics
are warm there and that Bryan will
carry the State by Il handsome ma.
jority.
Two horses belonging to George
Clayton Of Ten Mile have strayed
way. See their description else.
where and il sou know their where.
abou,s, notify George.
Senator Stewart has settled the
suit brought against him by Judge
Mack to recover $3.50. money loaned
to him in 1898. The Senator PUNCHED
up the full amount and costs.
W. II. Vines, II OF Lamoille.s
promising young Democrats. is in
town today. He told us about Mr..
Platt's picnic last night. He SAYS
Lamoille is good for a majority for
Bryan ami Newiun,ir.
In going home from the meeting
Mt LaSnoillc last night, Mr.. McCool's
team ran away and throw him out of
the wagon. He Vas pretty badly
shaken up but sustained no s~erious
injury.
Kennedy will poll thirty votes at
tho coming election and Bryan and
Stevenson will receive twenty-seyen
OF them. U~nionville will cast thirty.
tive votes and the re will not be over
ten Republican votes III the precinct.
pcler Oulcalt. Jr.. the insurance
adjustcr, who Went up TO Mountain
CIty last week to adjust Joe Halls
oss, returned last evening. lie sue.
cceded III settling with Mr.. Hall for
S133D. Tho property WIS insured for
10000. Mr.. Outca!t left for San
Francisco this afternoon.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Van
DuZer's speech III Eureka the other
night, Il Bryan and Stevenson club
was organized with l27 members
The Sentinel says this gives some
idea Of the Bryan sentiment in Eur.
cku. When the Sentinel went to
press, l52 names were on the roll and
the club was still growing.
The secret Of Mr. F~lanisan's great
opposition To Ncwlands has at last
come to light. /. Ncwlands il de.
fcatcd, Flanagan is TO be the Rcpub-
lican candidate Tor Congress two
ycnrs hence, Good Lord, save the
pcople.-Carson Appeal.
Miss Rachel Chambnud arrived
from Santa Rosa, California, this
morning to take the position Of ussis.
tant principal IN the business Col
lcge. Miss Chambaud comes we'll
recommended and will doubtless
prove n valuable addition to the
school. Tho INDEPENDENT wishes
her success.
During the five years from 1873 To
) the conrtry suffered from q con-
tinuous panic, during which time the
country WAS under Republican rule.
II will also be remembered that the
Mckinley bill was in force during
the panic OF 1893 and for nearly a
year thereafter.
The Speaker OF the House Of Rep.
r~csentativus exercises "A tremendous
influence in all legislation that comes
IAEarn ll,.l t.l.s H. s.Nf..... -.
tho affairs Of the Nation Is only sec.
ond tu That Of the President. Will
tho Democrats OF Ellto county assist
in piacing TINT great power and in
ilucnce III the hands Of 1t Republican?
Iuu will do IL II you vote for Il. $.
Harrington next Tuesday.
The Bryan men 81 E.lku should not
bc whccdIcd into voting Tor Mr.. Far.
lingtop on the plea OF his being a
"home' man. Tho most OF tho mon
who arc 20 earnest in singing this
song voted against Mr.. Russell! two
ycnrs ago. Notwithstanding the fact
that he had lived in Elko much Ion.
ger thnn Mr.. Harrington has. Vote
for Mr.. Nowlnnds aud give them
come 81 their own GAUGE.
Il. j. IamourCaux, tho TuscarOra
mining man, arrived from New York
yesterday afternoon. lilo informed
US that politics nrc rcdhot in tho
East md Tint Bryan's majority u
Now York City would he between
10000 and 10000. iIc said no ono
could tell what the result would loo
in Ohio aud Indiana.
Will somo Of Mr.. Farrington's
friends tell ia why ho should havo
the support OF Dcm9ctats in hts race
for CongrcssY lIas no ever done
anything for the Democratic party
TINT entities him TO Democratic votes?
His activity in 1892 defeated two
Democratic candidates for tito lcgis.
laturc. DOcs that cntItlc him 10
Democratic supportY lIs thee any.
thing outside Of personal friendship
and tho plea TINT he is n "hOmc- man
that ellould influence Democrats 10
support ltimY