Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-13
From Saturdays Daily.
LMAG UFDI.

First meeting Of tho new Board OF
County Commissioned next Monday.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge No. IS.
i. o. o. T., at their Hall to-
night.
Hiram Stoker has brought his family
to town md taken up n permanent resi-
dence amongst us.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers made n
friendly call at the INDEPENDENT Office
yesterday afternoon.
jake Kilrnin At ,tes TINT il Sullivan
does not meo. HIM in the ring he will
fight JackSOn to show that he means
business.
A Grand Jury wnS drawn y~os!erday
by COMMISSIONS Russell and Clerk
Da wLy the youire ruturnnblo Monday,
January Nth.
NeIt Monday the combined wisdom
OF the State will convene ut Carson and
open the Fourteenth Session Of the
Nevada Legislature.
Tho Red Cloud (Minn.) National
Bank collapsed the day before Christ.
mHs. Tho lack Of n silver lining owl
IDENTITY led 10 this eloud-burst.
As the days grow longer the cold
COWS stronger. On tho morning OF
Jan. Is, 1883. the thermometer marked
en- 1.. ii,~ $3.50 "A IIl
Our devil IN on the sick list. which
reminds w That when the Devil was
tick ths Devil n Saint would be; but
when the Devil sns well. devil a Saint
WAS no."
Hon. o. II. Grey and wife, OF White
Pine county. passed through OH the
train yeEtsrday en- roulo TO Carson City.
Tho Judge is a candidate for a clerkship
in the Senate.
V. q. Bartlett is 30 far improved rs
to DO considered entirely ont Of danger.
aud his brother. ID. j.. bartlett, left
this morning on his return to St. JOS
eph. Missouri.
There 10 n hnrmonicn craZs amongst
tho Indians here, and nearly every
young ShoHlone is possessed OF one OF
these instruments with which he dis
courses sweet % music.
Hiram Sloker has purchased OF L. J..
Jones the Warner property and will
noon roinuyo his family from bullion
and brcomo n permanent resident of
Elk We welcome all such good ciii-
zcns.
We hro pleased TO that
Birdio Dawloy IL 10 mnch better that
strong hopes nro now entertained Of her
ultimnto recovery. Tho many friends
Of the young lrdy viii TO highly pleased
TO learn Of her fIrorabl" condition.
Tho editor IL again nile 30 sumo
his position; and for the benefit Of
those persons who have no acqunin-
lance with nh ordinary severe cold wo
have to sty TINT they will probably
meet him before tho roses bloom
again.
Mr.. snd Mrs. A. u. Farnsworth came
In from South Fork yesterday. Mrs.
Farnsworth is again in very poor health
and now confined 10 her room Mt the
Depot Hotel. IiOr loft lower limb In
pAralyzcd, being entirely destitute Of
sensibility and apparently dead. Sho
Z" now undor treatment by electricity.
Rono Gazette Tho Boston Tron.
script |" greatly troubled over tho
"h'''l"g craze among tho 10, ton
R'r's'' Tho Transcript ssys: at ia
almost impossible To tell whether n Girl
Ia pnckcring for II kiss or n whistle"
Tho boys Of Nevada always tnkc In.
cnnnco that II IL for II kiss, and Tn ko /,
back II IL is n mistake.
Michigan should change hcr namc TO
Algeria Cincinnati Enquirer.
what's tho matter With Ohio chnnu.
ing her nnrno TO Slicrmnny .--tSL. Lonis
Star.
Illinois could change her name TO
something better than citl,cr. IIniI
Cullombinl- Chicago Tribune.
while you aro nbou, It why not
ehnhgo Nevada to pownoria7
oh tuesday morning n fine, full
R'""h' Wild door catno into town To- soo
no" NO wsro npeuding Now ycnr's
ITO walked quietly III front Of tho resi-
denco Of George ~llassOll where he couIJ
overlook tho town, md after n few mn.
in"n'' spent IN quiet condemnation of
'"' "crno ho rcIrcntcd 10 the hills. TN.
disturbed by oven so much ~ tho bark
o'A cur Elko Is perfectly sale for
eoer or Uihcr Wild unimals.