Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-26
FroEa Saturdays Daily.
sALzAGURDI.

The IndeI-Union man rites his COPY
with pen aud lux.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. IS,
/. o. o. f., ~ their Hall Tonight.
Col. T. L. uardesty. OF Wells. came
down yesterday and stopped over in
town to-day
J. ID. Flick came down from Wells on
the ctrly train this morning aud re-
turned on No. ).
New Haven Ncws:-when lovely
woman stooI- to folly in these days she
elrvates her hustle in q very unseemly
fashion.
The thanks Of the INDEPENDENT are
due to State Treasurer George fluffy for
Hcopy OF his annual report for the
year 1857.
Rochester Post. Erpress:--A physician
says: III II child does not thrive OIL
fresh mdk boil it," Few children cun
stand boiling.
Nebraska State Journal:--Proiessor
W,ggins is said to hare rr'distcd that
warm weather may be expected in uheol
for several weeks.
An election for the purpose Of voting
on the proposition to rnise funds to
build a new school house in Sp%rucemout
will he held on March 18th.
VIM. Mitchell. OF Huntington Valley.
has just purchased of Gilbert Henry
seventeen fine mules from one To three
years old. The prize paid was 81 900.
Mrn. Vim. Mitchell ia confined 10 her
room ut the Depot Hotel with a severe
cold. Nothing serious, however, aud
she hopes 70 be out again an a few
days.
The IspErESDEST office is now turn
ing ont some fine job work. We are
prepared TO do fine work ut reasonable
prices GiYe us au order and judge for
yourself.
Chicago Mnil:--Wnntcd "A partner in
n safe aud profitable business..burgling
Only n nominal capital required; in
come regular and continuous; absolute
iy no risk.
A herd Of Utmost two thousand An
CORA goats "about which nobody knows
anything" it is reported, are running
a large along the banks OF Little Wood
r'cr. Idnto.
Dnnbury Register :-There nre few
disappointments in life equal to that
experienced by n man who expects that
lie il going Ia snecZe and suddenly dis.
covers that he can't.
Within n circle Of 25 miles around
RIwlin1, Wyoming, there is said to bo
sufficient coal, iron, copper, bora1, etc.
to make il n city Of 50. ZOO people within
tho next Ave years.
y. A. Van rraNg. Of San Francisco, tTav
cling Passenger Agent for the lIurling-
ton Route, il in own in the interest Of
the great trnns.contincntnl liuc, and ia
stopTng At the Depot Hotel.
Detroit FSoo Prcss:-The Kentucky
Legisiature will prohibit marriages.
where persons hive "a violent TEMPER
II can't be done: Violent tempers arc
only discovered after marriage.
PittshurR Disqualification tho sugnr,
beef. whisky aud fuel trusts NIL get into
running order the next thing will be to
organize n BOAR tmst mud put a stop to
this ruinozs chespncss Of bread.
Eranincr;-rhc derth OF Petroleum
V. Nasty deprived IKE Republican party
OF II Of its most isithful aud effective
journalistic niles. Mr.. Locke had n
consi6nrablc fund Of genuine humor and
nm imagination tIat required no assis-
tincc frSu concrete realities.
u. K. Locke, editor OF tho Toledo
Nlndc, who acquired national nctorioiy
m Petroleum v. Nasty. died at his
home in Toledo, Wednesday, Of con-
aumptim. 10 was n native OF Ycstni,
N. T.. aged s. ycnrs. Ito was n great
humorist md achieved some SUCCESS m
alocturcE.
-Four prisoners who escaped from u
Georgia in&l successfully, cIcrtcd their
powers OF persuasion over txO blood.
hound, TINT had been dispatched in pur.
Rui,, aud. after tying them together.
nidcd another TO their list Of ihcits by
carrying them of.
Geo. W. Taylor came Ia from rlcns.
ant Valley yesterday aud returned To.
dny. Ills little daughter Grncc is suffer.
from u severe accident whicl, accurcd in
fullinG from wngon anl breaking n
hottIc IN her hand. cutting II deep gRsh
nrross the palm making u painful
Tough not duuuurOuH wOuuI.