The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

lin this morning and will return Thu
evening.
Attorney J. W. Dorsey arrived b,
last evenings stage from = bu iuess trim
to TuscArora.
Appearances favor more rain, and ",
Woud not object to as much more Us ".
have already had.
Ii is said that eating onions will kerp
the lips from chnPidnS. Most girIs pre-,
er the chaps.
The man who never does any harm,
might crawl into IL cNve aud siay uIere
ten years without being missed.
Every M IN is All ass once in his life
bat with suI1e the period is more ''dura.
tious" than with others.
The blnckomrh Is about tn. only
workman who secures prosperity by be-
ing always GU the strike.
"ch'ho N open 10 All
though the track il narrow and Cannot
be travelled IN Il Carthage:
An exchange rem trks that men ar
strongest ia the morning. The same
may also frequently be said Of their
breath.
lAIIra (FluTl nI Il,a IA 49, H..
rieVed from the Bay by last evenings
tram. and looks contcnied aud happy,
~ usual.
L. S. Mercer. OF the cheyenne Lii, e
Stock journal, arrived from the IVES,
last evening", and stopped over until
this morning.
Mr.. George Russell arrived last, eve.
ninS roH ~WiunenIucca, where h. Iurd
been attending IL meeting Of the ENccu-
tive Committee of the Nevada Live
Stock Association.
The Virginia (Scv.) Chronicle prints
n Most Gtroci"us pun on the great Au.
archist. II says If his head Was tied Ia
a long Pole 1t would make "a good
SchwAb.
The Carton Tribune hopes that Win.
h. Stewart will Publish his Memorial
bay Grafton IN pamphlet form. II there
sanythiug in which Santa Clause e1-
GELS 1t Is in getting out n phnmphlct.
Hon. II. VI. DAgget's Memorial Day
poem will compare fayorahIy with Mil
tons Paradise Lost, or with the writ.
Ing- Of Byron. Teunysnn or any poet Of
ancient or modern times. which j. say
ing a good deal. but the Carson Tribune
says il.
A little girl ia one Of the schools Of
this county, who il just beginning to
read, had in her lesson the other dav.
This is IA Kid" What is II kidY"
asked her teacher. Instantly the little
one replied. IL am n kid.
President Cleveland was married to
Miss Folsom in the Blue Roam Of the
White House At 100 "Wednesday eve
ming. Now that Grover is really aud
truly married. With a sigh Of reiIei We
say: Now. give us a rcL.
The Nevada Central Railway has put
up u lnc street lamp at Clifton. 1t will
lie very co]uvcnicn, for travellers aui
train meu.-Kcvrliic.
Aud likewise iOT those whose arlu ouS
duties at "Lpdse" meetings make their
home~ard steps somewhat unsteady.
llusbHnd-1bc census t,kcr vas in.
dear. lie demanded the ssc Of each
Of the family. aud ] w0s Obliged To give
him yours. lie said it wss the law.
Wife %(cnragci) Law! What do I cure
for law? John Smith. did You tell that
man my ngc? "Yrs. | told him you were
twrnty-thrco'" "well. ! suppose the
law has To be respectful"
Miss Maggie Graham, Of California.
who has charge Of the SignnI School in
Glover Valley, came down from Wells
this morning AMI spout a port Of the
day visiting the Elku schools.
There was n HHud rush at the dining
room Of the Depot Hotel this morning.
accustomed by the arrival Of two heavy
trims at the same tine, the regular
train from the east, aud a large compa.
ny Of Raymond cIcursionists homcWnrd
bound. II reminded one Of the eager
throng " lIs Il ct wagon ola circus.