Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-14
HALMAGCNDI.

left for home on this afternooa's east
bound train. T.
Everyone should provide against &c
oident by securing policy in the Pa
cific Mutual, represented by NJ. H. Mil
Ter. ~
There is a mountain of ccal in Wild
Horse Valley, Wv. T., which has been
buining for thirty years. It sends up
dense volumes of smoke. ..~
Some one has figured out that the
present rate of addition to the popull-
ton of the United States calls for $685.
600 new dwellings each year.
Stop that cough, by the use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral-the best specific for
all throat and lung diseases. It will
aIlay inflammation, aid respiration, AMI
strengthen the vocal organs. Ayers
Alnanacs are free to all. Ask for one.
For intense cold to day has almost
equalled last Monday, the thermometer
not having been above zero ut any time
during the day. Lust Monday is said
b. old residents to have been the cold
est day ever known in Nevada.
No sufferer from any scrofulous dis
ease. who will fairly try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, need despair of IL cure. This
remedy purges the blood of all iInpuri-
ties, destroys the germs of scrofuln, and
infuses new life and vigor throughout
he physical organization.
The cold wave seems to have doubled
OH it's track and determined to give US
another benefit. Quite heavy snow
stor'r set in yesterday morning about 8
o'clock and snow continued to fall until
about noon, the afternoon WIS compar-
atively pleasant, but during the night 1t
turned suddenly cold anil this morning
F. F. Muller's thermometer reG;at,d
temperature of 40 degrees below zero.
The San Francisco Post of the 18th
instant says: The sma lpox epidemic
il now OH the wane. Only four pa-
tents were sent tSihe hospital during
the thirty-six hours ending ut six O'Clock
this morning, aud only one Case was re-
ported up to noon to-day. The lntest
victim of tile disease is n man. twenty
y""rs of nge, living OH First Avenue.
The Lyon County Times says there
are at l"nst twenty-five cases of gltnd-
ers among horses in Mason Valley.
+. b Smith of Smith Valley has lost
nhout thirteen head of horses from
81 'nders, having the animals killed ma
Eoon as he found out what allied them.
l. is believed that tho diseAse WIS
brought into the valley by band of
horses from California.
The "poverty Dance" says the Neva-
d. City Transcript, is the lat st inno-
walton. Invitations printed on straw
no srd and enclosed in cheap yellow en-.
velopes, ore circulated. Tickets for the
inll are 4s cents, and supper ~ cents.
No gentleman Is allowed to participate
who has less than two patches on hi,
clothes; the ladies IRE dressed in cnlico,
and refreshments served ON wooden
pl ties. , ........-...E
Central Neyadan:-W. s. Wilson
came up froni Reno last Sunday and
went through to Maysville TO inspect
the rich strike recently made in his
niue. It is reported that larger and
richer body Of ore has been uncovered
than has ever been found in the mine
before. This Is saying &, eat deal for
this mine has produced some OF the
richest silver ore ever found in the
state. We hope the report will be
verified. Id. '".'H : @H".'+af6
An item elsewhere in this issue indi-
Gates that Knox A. Crane and his esti-
mabls- young wife have. dstesminsd TO
obey tho Scriptural injunction, "Be
fruitful and multiply, and .raplenish the
earth" Time fiss. Il sejins but q
very short tipe, since, LIZ. Crane, ne.