Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-12

of1ce Of State Printer. Still, in case
OF an emergency, some one will be
obliged to sacrafice himself on the
altar Of his country and. oome to the
reecue.
The American flag will now consist
OF thirteen stripes, alternate red and
white, with forty-two stars on blue
field. The Belmont Courier. figures
on forty States, but according to our
Arithmetic thirty-eight and four are
forty-two.
The San Francisco Post gives the
Austin Reveille credit for an item
which the latter paper took from the
Times-Review without credit. The
Reveille should not appropriate the
ideas OF Major Dennis without giving
him the benefit
A gambler was buried in Montana
a week or two ago, and next morning
an anchor, formed OF playing cards,
was found on his grave. Somebody
seems to have thought the most ap-
propriate way to deck his grave was
to gu chre deck it.
Cheyenne Live Stock Journal
DNring the past week there has been
snow on the ground most of the time
and the nights have been disagreeable,
but the cold has not been extreme.
Sunshine during most of the days.
No trouble yet for range stock to get
at the grass.
Alta:-It is probable that on Ju6g-
ment Day, when planets are colliding
in space and the sun is rapidly cool
ing off and Gabriel is wetting his lips
to blow Sights out" the Governor of
Pennsy lvania will ask for halt while
the final distribution is made Of the,
fund to the YOUNGSTOWN sufferers.
Silver State: Charley McDeid is
hauling hay, brought here by rail
from Lovelocks or California, to the
Sonoma ranch to keep stock alive.
Ordinarily the ranch produces hun
dreds Of tons OF hay, but this year
there was no water and neither grain
nor hay was raised on the ranch.
The suit between N. P. Guldager
and A. Leichter has been settled by a
compromise by the terms Of which
the Elko Brewery falls into the pos
session of Mr.. Guldager. We learn
that Mr.. Leichter will remove his
family to Tuscarora, and although
we regret to lose 30 good citizen we
wish him success wherever his lot
may be cast.
A private letter from 8. 8. Sears,
Indian Agent at the Pyramid Reser-
walton, dated the 9th, states that
Samuel Salmagundi is kept busy by
his duties, though his health has not
given way under the pressure, and
that he is still able to take his meals
regularly. The many friends of Mr..
Sears in this community will be
pleased to learn that he is in the en-
ioyment Of health aesd prosperity.
Last Saturdays White Pine News
says: "Many persons owning claims
in Robinson District arc now doing
the annual assessment work It be-
hooves all owners Of claims on the
great gold belt to do likewise. az the,
time will surely come In the near
future when such claims. will be
valuable" No mention is made OF
the "Gold Galore" which was hexalded
by flourish Of trumpets in the. Eu-
relza Sentinel week or 80 ago.
ALI who desire to further the inter
ests Of the VARIOUS industries and
enterprises Of his own locality should
bear in mind that he can do so by
supporting his home paper. Expe-
rience teaches that no one enterprise
does more In behalf Of the VARIOUS
industries of town and county than
the home paper; hence in patronizing
ityou are not bestowing charity, but
on the contrary no investment of. the
same amount will produce more vaau-
abba returns,