Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-01-11
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There was slight sprinkle Of snow
last night.
Lunch at che ". @. T. q. Reading
Rooms tomorrow night.
Ex-senator westerneld, of Lyon
county, passed through this morning 60
ing east.
Elko IL now supplied with a good
shoemaker who is permanently located
here. See ad.
Tho examination of applicants for
teach ers' certificates commenced at the
school building this afternoon.
The regular monthly social Of tho W.
C. T. U. will be held at their Reading
Rooms this friday evening. All
are cordially invited.
I'll . condition of Birdie DawlAy is but
little changed within the past few days,
She is still quito feeble though there
are yet hopes of her ultimate recovery.
Louisa A. McAllister is the name of
an IS-year-old ignorant and cookbook
ing girl in Brooklyn who Is discovered to
be b;gamist. She didn't know 1t was
Illegal to have three living husbands,
This town il overrun with dogs, and
canine difficulties upon the streets arc
of daily occurrence. Most of these four
legged nuisances belong to Shoshone
80 ;is;y. It's very poor Indian that
csnuet keep few dogs.
Albion, (Idaho). Times:-The papers
OF San Francisco seem inclined to make
fuss about white women marrying
Cinnamon. This seems to be absurd.
White women who marry Cinnamon de-
s.fye little pity anyhow.
The various ice houses In town are
filled with as fine Ice ss was ever stored
hers. Tho ice il from 10 to Is inches
tbiek, solid aud a. clear as crystal.
There will be no trouble in keeping cool
during the coming Summer.
Skating parties made ap Of Elko's
young mon and mAidsns, boys and girls,
widows not barred, are Of frequent oc-
currsnee and the young people enjoy
rare sport on tho ice adjaoent to tho
town. Almost every evening is devoted
. the sport.
Alte:--It 10 cported that AR. Harri-
son says he VIC Id rather have the devil
in the Csbine than to have Blaine.
Wa do not be ere-he said any such
thing. Mr. H.; :rison may 80 we'll Be
credited right now with being neither q
tbiaskguatd nor. : fool. 'tsl| aa>j
Severe Sieet s.orhs In parts Of North.
orn New Euglend and Southern Canada
Sunday did much damage TO trees and
telegraph wires Huge, trees were
broken down. The ice on some tels.
graph poles weighed four tons. The
storm also extended 70 northern Now
York. 1891 ~ g.
Senator Stephen n: White, OF Los
Angeles, was chosen President Of the
California Senate, and Hon. Robert
H - Il - > y
Howe.o Of sonona, Speaker u ths Cali.
fornia Assembly. Il win b remembered
that Lieut.. GoyerpOs watstusan became
Ruberuatoriai ofnoerS dpon The death OF
Governor BAstlstt. md k'SaSS created q
Vacancy In the once of PEssident Of che
Senate. ~ isEN
The weather. h balmy and BprinV.
like, as pleasant as anyone could wish,
bat yet II IL hardly what one could wish
who has an eye 10 the fAtute, The "a,
ture prosperity Of the farming and
stock Interests depend upon plenty oil
enow during the Winter, which, stored
tu this Businesses Of the mountains, fur.
Dishes water during the Summer. We
have not yet had a sufficient amount Of
snow, but there ID yet time for II and
We hope 1t will come, plenty Of It.
A BiA Yer Esovtakd.
Eiitor Harrison Gray otis Of the Los
Angeles Times and Mr.. w. b. Fitzgsr,
aid Of the Republican ktate Exacutiyt
COMMITTEES have pat the PEssidsnt-slsO'