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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
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TUESDAY JULY 12, 1887.
RALnAUlNDI.
Bishop Wbitaker will shortly brgiu
his toar to thu E.istcro portiou of the
State.
Taylor celebrated the Fourth in nu
appropriate rnunner, says the White
Pine News.
Judge R. R. Rigelow left this morn
iDg for Aoatin where he w.ll opeu Court
to-morrow morning.
W. T. Smith in having a brick addi
tion to hit* residence put up. .George
Elmore its doing the masonry.
The room under Masonic Hall, next
door to this office, will be occupied by
the Tuscarora Stage Co. us an office.
Miss Ollie At well went up to Hal leek
on Sunday evening aud reopened school
yesterday morning utter a week's vaca
tion.
Gabritl Cohn, the cigar man, came
up from Suu Fruuc'.sco lust evening
and apeut to day interviewing bis E.ko
customers.
J. R. Henry and E. M. B ium, of
Union City, were in town to day. They
apeak encouragingly of the future pros
pect of that milling camp.
The Reno Stockman says: "If the
stockmtn of Nevada mo miud there oun
be n display of live stock ut the next
State Fair such am bus never been sur- J
v
passed on this const.
A Louisville paper threatened to
print the natncb of all the society ladies
who dared to visit the negro murderer
Turner in his yell, but when the list
came in the editor wise** concluded
thut he Oouldn't apare the space.
- Mrs. B. H. Stone, mother of Miss
I i ? -
Marion Stone and Mrs. Alice Ricord,
left this morning for Oitklnud, where
she will tnke a position as teacher in
the public schools, paving for many
* \
years been engaged in the profession in
that city. ?
Next Monday (bo great and only
John Robinson's ten big shows will
pitch their tent* in Elko, the monkeys
wilt grin,., the b il oons will frown,"the
?iephwbt will move around when the
band begins t > piny," and we'll all be
there jost the same.
A fire broau out iu the Alonznr Thea
tre at Hurley, Wi?., ou Sunday night
and Within un boor the entire business
part of the town was in flumes. The
loss is estimated at half a uiiltiou dol
lars, and the charred remains of nine
persous have been taken from the
ruins.
11
President Cleveland has quite capti
vated Miss PAuobe Conzius. She says:
"I like to talk with bim; ne is so unas
suming that one fe> Is perfeotly at ease,
in hia presence. lie baa a fine blue
?ye, whioli lias such a kindly expression
when tie looks at yon;bat wbut I admire
most is bis soft, well-modulated voice."
We see froin the statutes of 1887 that
the fees of It corders for recording
births and deaths were cat ?lowu from
cue dollar, as prrvid?d ill the original
bill, to flfty ceuts. We fail to s>-e the
justice iu paying Recorders one dollar
for tecordtug marriages aud only fifty
centa for record.ng births aud deaths.
The fee in taoh case should be the
asm*.
Mrs. A. W. Falter received a letter
from Mr. Fuller, from lone, Nye Co.,
Kev., saying that he had a narrow es
cape from being seriously injured by a
horse falling on hiin. He hod not been
able to ride on horseback for five days
at the time be wrote. He says the
?took look well although feed is scarce,
bat he ie eonfident he will get through
to California all right,
A conductor on the Delaware and
Dackawona road received a auprisa one
day reoently which he will never forget.
Coming out of the depot ?t El intra be
was confronted by a dude with an eye
glass and a big cane, who said: "Aw,
going to Buffalo to-night?" "Bet your I
life we are, "anf wired the conductor
rather luuequely, as he hurried to Uia
?r. When hi got to New York he wee
suspended for teu days for ineivility tj
!?ssengers. The dnde wan a spotter.
W? hear mach of "olond bur-ts." Of
what ere clouds composed? One would
naturally suppose from the term "cloud
buret" that clouds urn littge bags of norae
material which will hold water, that
these bigs are perforated with little
holea through which the w iter ia forced
in auiall streams forming rain, and that
when the bag or oloud bursts the water
is precipitated in a toireut caus'ng a
deluge. There can be no such thing as
a "cloud burst," for clouds are nothing
more than a heavy mist or fog.
The Hawaiian Rebellion.
A Washington dispatch of the 11th
instant says:
??Nothing in known nt the State De
puitinent of the revolution in Hawaii
beyoud what was printed in this morn
ing's papers. The A luas, the Vauda
lia and a third uavut vessel are known
to be in the neighborhood of Honolulu,
if uot at that pott, aLd it is tsdieved
that they are fully able to protect the
iutereatH of the United Stub s. It is
the general opinion in Washington that
the affair has no significance froiu uu
international point of view, hut ia sim
ply the protest of the business people
of the I-duud against fi ntnci fl mistuan
agement on the p irt of the ministers of
the King, and the consequent imposi
tion of impressive t axes."
The position of aff drs in the Hawa
iian Islauds is us follows: W.il er M.
Gibson, Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Premier, and his son in-law, F. H. Hny
st-ldeu, are uuder arrest. David Kala
kaua, King, has made unconditional
surrender to the demands of the peo
ple. Virtually he is no louger King,
and the Governiueut is iu the bands of
the reformers, nud the first step has
been taken toward a Hawaiian republic.
The clinuix was reached on the after
noon of Juue 3()th, and the end was
yet to oome when the steamer Mariposa
sailed for San Francisco on the 2d
instant.
Freights.
The following freights for Tnocarora
wen- forwurd<d by W. T. Smith yeBter
day and left thin morning:
By Geo. M. Clayton's team, 3,0C1
feet lumber for Geo. W. Peltier & Co.
By H. Stoker'a teum, 17,123 pounds
merchnudiae, und 1.C9G feet lumber for
Geo. W. l'eltier & Co.
By W. It. Stautn* team, 2.8G7 feet
lumber for Geo. W. Peltier & Co.
By P. Grooms' teum, 2.0UU pound*
flour for primeanx Sc Eugter.
The l*allsade,Bobbcrs,
Judge Ilives, of Eureka, who assisted
| the United States District Attorney iu
prosecuting Stevens and limu, the Pali
sade robbers, passed here yesterday
homeward bound, lie stated that tbe
robbers bad been found guilty, but the
jury recommended them to the mercy
of the court. Judg? Sabin sentenced
them to three years each iu the State
Prison. They will be confined in tbe
Nevada State Prison.--f Silver State.
tinlt Mcttlfa.
The enit brought by Ham Dav'e, of
Sau Piaucitico, nguiuftt White Fine coun-1
ty wan partiully Mettled luat month,
Davie accepting all the aix p?r cent. '
bond* uov on baud in part payment of
hia ten por ceute., with interest on the
latter at 10 per oent. till July let. The
balance due him in to be paid by the
county in oasb ae eoou aa pimnible.
The claim can be paid next jear.
f White Pine Newe.
Viae Oram HanaMeat.
Those who deuire to anbaerihe to the
Star'* Grant Monument Fund will
plaaee eali at onoe, m the subaoeiption
paper will be kept here bat a few days
longer. Gall at the tuDmsciKv of*
dee.
Meeting Pettfeatd.
The meeting of the Executive Com*
teittee of the Ko**d4 Live Stock Aetnl*
atien, advmtiaid to be held bar* Oh the
21st instant, baa been postponed until
farther notice.?[Silver Stat**.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel?Clark Ac Green Proprie
tor*.
Panl Scbillestrom, G W Hardesty,
South Fork; Frauk Staley, Fremont,
Nebraska: Geo Gilbert, Trenton, N J;
A O Cuss, F Gilbert, Chun Krebbs, D,
Pierro; W Nunneily, J SI SuuIh, Rob
iuBou's Circus; John Durke, Wui Rob
inson, Utah; A D Farusworth 6c wife
South Fork; F Groouis, Tuscurora; Mrs
W A Pieroe & two children, El Paso,
Texas; John Pope, Ogdeu; M Polk,
Hallcck.
Gem Hotel?Barllett & OstreicLer,
Proprietors.
Mrs Ward Ac child, C Tanebill, Harry
Reynolds, Tuscarom; M Lichstenstein,
S F; J LBallinger, Jack Creek; WW
Schmidt wife & child, South Fork; Juo
Thorpe, Lamoille; Walter S Clayton, G
M Clayton, Mound; Geo Elliott, Bull
ion.
FOR SALE!
A FINE PROPERTY.
The well improved and finely watered
ranch situated two railea west of Fort
Iialleck is offered for sale at a bargain.
I have twice been offered my price and
refused to sell, but approaching, age
warns me that I will soon be nnable to
perform the active duties of ranch life,
hence I have concluded to sell this fine
property consisting of 8S0 AGUES
LAND, all under fence, 150 HEAD
FINE GRADED CATTLE, 50 HEAD
HOUSES, . together with AGRICUL
TURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHIN
ERY. Th? ranch ia well watered by
first right to two streams passing
through the preinists. N.-ur the resi
dence, which is a good adobe building
of six rooiua well furnished, surrounded
with all necessary out buildings, includ
ing a blacksmith shop furnished with
all necessary tools, is a highly cultivated
vegetable garden, and tUe gionuds
about the house are planted in fruit
trees and shrubbery making a fine resi
dence. Payments will be msds easy.
From 300 to 400 tons hay can be cut oil
the place each year. For futher par
ticulars call on or address
J. D. Aftin,
Fort Hulleck,
Nevada
Spring and Mummer tlnmplfi.
1 have juxt received over tvrohnndred
new sample* for Spring and Sniumer
Clothing, and can trnly nay that a finer
assortment has never before been ex
bibited iu Elko county, all being of the
latent deaigna i.nd patterns. ltecogiiiz
ing the general deaire of my onstomera for
Bummer olotbing at oheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, 1 have
made large reduction* in prices and all
cuatom made Summer clothing, fronting
that the decreaae in profit will be fol
lowed by a correapoi.ding increase of
patronage. Remember, 1 guarantee
perfect fit.
* M. RKIHHAUT.
Flipped In the Bud*
la it not better to nip eoneumption,
the greatest soourge of humanity, in the
bad, thau try to stay ita progress on the
brink of the grove? A few doses ot Cal
ifornia's most nsefnl production, SAN
TA ABIE, the King of ConMnmption,
will relieve, and a thorough treatment
will oure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the
forerunner of consumption, can be
cared by CALIFORNIA CAT lt-CURE.
These remedies are sold and folly war*
ranted by F. F. Muller at $1, or thrss
for $3 60.
An Absolute Cars,
The OfUttlNAL AHIKT1MK OINTMEXT la
saljr pa* ep In large. twa-omnce tin Intra, ?n4
s an absolute euro for old *?r a bars*,
vmhmU, eliapped hinli, and all akin tr?p<
Mesa. W1U positively euro all kJnde of plica.
Aab far the OfttttMW. ABIKTINB OIMT
MKKT. Sold by V. P. Untie* ** Hecate p
SB '*1 ?MU ? fvwL,
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.
All Claiiei of Legitimate id*
rertUementt net CxceedlnglTen
Lines Inserted. In tbls Column
for ft'lfty Cents a Week*
Bed Bock Saloon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
H. Mc ADAMS, Proprietor.
This popular resort bud recently been
placed in firat class repair and
THE BAR
stooked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
If you want something Mild cr Pow
erful give the Bed Rqck a call.
5-7.
V-pholaterlug.
We have employed for a short tiuoe a
first class UPHOLSTERER aod those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. iu ueedof repair should embrace this
opportunity to have them j ut in good
order. This workman will remain but
a short tiiue and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. This is
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get j'our upholstering done with
nentuess and dispatch.
6-13 Bbown AHobxins.
Fine Coffee.
To those who enjoy a cup of good
coffee we would recommend AR
BUCKLE'S, roasted, but not ground,
an J put up in pouud papers. Try it,
uud be convinced that it is the best iu
the market. 6-17.
I
Fancy tissdi.
! Mrs. Terry has opened a stock of No
tions, Faucy Golds, etc., such as every
family ueeds, in the brisk building op
posite the Humboldt House. A liberal
share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. 5-26.
To Timers.
From six to ten good miners can find
employment at Bullion in Railroad
District, this county. Noqe but practi
cal miners peed apply- 6 8
Novelties.
Just received by express, 100 doxen
latest styles gents ties, also novelties
for ladies received daily by express at
J. Rosbmstock's
Frank Biedel,
i
COMMERCIAL ST., ELKO, NET.
DmIct la
GENT'S BOOTS & SHOES,
HUNTING
FISHING.
SPARKING.
?An4 Dm
BUCKINGHAM BOQTS.
j Dancing Pumps,. ,
HUMPHREY'S BOaTOH SHOES,
mm tips,
Best Jodot Calf Skins,
?
Alw.j. If. ..
BOOTS MADE JQ ORDER A^I
refaiwhu NEATLY DOME.
Humboldt'
BREWEItY AND
Mesa.
A. J. HYBSCHMAN,
[Sqcci-Mor to A. Bixel]
Proprietor,
Having purchased tho
HUMBOLDT BREWERY
, t
I am now prepared to
furnish Brat claM beer in any quantity, bottled
or by tbe keg, to families or to the trade.
THE SALOON.
Commercial Street,
BISHOP & RICHARDS,
Proprietors,
I# etooked irith the flnott
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Bottled beer ? epecleUy.
Order* by mell will rccelve^jjrompt tV>
tentlon.
Pioneer Saloon.
KLKO. NEVADA.
JOHN HI BBET8
PROPRIETOR.
THE VERT BEST OF
WINES,
LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS.
Imported and Domestic,
80LP OVER THE BAR.
Tbe Celebrated???
"BUDWEISER" BEER,
AND
Fresh Eastern Cider,
1. G. Bairis,
RENO - - - * NEVADA,
?? WbcUiic and Retail Dealer In??
LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
DOOltS. WINDOWS, BLINDS.
MOULD I NO S, LATHS. SHINGLES,
LIMB, VLA&TPR. CEMENT, llAlll
JlKItWOOV LUMBER* Bi'ECM4LTT<
WOOD AND COAL.
Having leaved the Ease* Mill I eat
now prepared to out Lumbar |o fill any
order,
?? ?re?
??Agent For
UNIVERSAL COMBINA
TION FENCE,
iy Order* by mai) will receive prompt
attention.
N. B. NYE,
M
9RAOTKAI.
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Walohmaker V Jeweler
?* **?
OLD 9TAN01
tfe* goore kolow U? fwtaflwj
Wlfl *o ?>! M?*> of work la Me llae 1%
proaaet mm! woefcMfttt Ilk* manno, , -/
Iteoalrinar Warranted