Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-09-23
Iron wednesday. D.ily.I
0ALMAGUNnI.

The Reveillo publishes list Of th.
tax payers Of Lander county.
J. l.. Houeymap. OF Wells. came
down on the late train this morning.
Capt. Waller Chuse. Of the Ocear
Spray, reports NIL quiet on Missouri
fat.
George Russell Sr. md George Rus
sell Jr. have gone to Reno to take iu
tie fair.
The trial Of Thomas Lynch. under
Indictment for car robbery. is set for
Thursday the 9th instant.
Yesterdays httso brought down from
Tuscarorn. teu bars Of Nevada Queen
bullion. valued at Sill. PIT Is.
c. W. Grover. editor and proprietor
Of tho INpErEXi Esr. LETT for Reno !his
morning i'll chnrgs Of a brace OF thor
ouIhhred chickens. nil bound for the
Fair.
Hnrv McAdams went to Wipnemucca
yesterday on business. Mrs. NcAdams
wont down Oh this mornings truiu.
Hurry will meet her at Winnemuccm, mud
they wilt 30 on to Reno to attend tho
Fair.
There nre eight prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail, one OF whom il under indict nent
for robbiag n car, one is awaiting the
action Of the next Grand jury. the other
six are trnnps. toughs and petty lar
cenyists serving timo.
The Democrats OF Nye county hive
nominated T. J. Bell for Stnts Senator.
aud George Ernst md Eugene Locke
for Assrmblymen. Nr. Bell was tho
Democratic candidate two years ago for
Lieutenant Governor.
The attention Of Registry Agents is
called to the law which requires them
TO publish, for twenty dnys prior 10 tue
time OF closing tue register. n notice TO
the effect that the books will close on
tho 2lst day Of October. The Inv will
be found in the General Statutes, sec.
lions 1908 and 1904.
The Republicans OF Douglas county
talk Of nominating Ben Palmer, a col
ored nan. Tor tho Assembly. II Doug
las county is to be represented by n
Republican. by nll mraus let il be Bon
Palmer. This writer Inns known him
for over Thirty years. and knows thnt
his honesty and Integrity has always
been II the highest order. Mr.. Palmer
is n pioneer OF Carson Valley, having
settled there away back in the tnrly
Cities :"
The attention Of the Rond Supervisor
is called to tho condition Of the stone
nbUtment OF the upper bridge. Tie
large tone under. the southeast coroer
Of the vail on the south hide OF the
river, was under mincl by the current
Of wnio-, some time Inst Winter or
Spring. aud is now. with several others
quite loose. The damage could. at the
present low stage OF the river. be easily
md cheaply repaired. but if put of un-
til the winter raises. it woulI probably
cost the county soveral hundred dol
hrs.
None OF the ills Tint poor humanity is
heir to. are moro frequently transmit
ted from parent to chill than defective
teeth The fearful amount Of pain Ic-
sui,ins from neglect is bad enough; but
the loss 81 teeth and consequent fnilure
T. properly masticnto tho food, is one
Of the gent causes Of Indigestion. Aud
TINT prepares the system to succumb 10
my Of the long liet Of diseases that we
see carrying SO many Of tho humnn FAM
lily TO uutime'y graves. Few parents
have the most remote idea OF the great
Importance OF care OF their chilireu's
toeth between tho ases NJ eight and III.
teen yoars. The first permanent molnrs
come bnck Of the dissiduary or "baby
teeth" ono oil each side. above and be-
low. II either pnreut Inns poor teeth.
some Of these of the children arc utmost
sure TO be defective, mud il 30, they arc
very soft. md decay 70 rapidly That
thcy nre soon lost. unless they receive
prompt attention. Neglect OF early
education md accomplishments mmy DO
iemedied, to n grent extent in after
life. Gut the teeth once lost. regrets mud
money afford IL very poor coupensa.
ton.
II. W. PARSONS.