Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
FROM THURSDAYS d ALLY
SALMAGUNDI.

CISCO on No. 4 today.
M.Glazer is down from Peko. II,
reports hut little snow in that section
Mr.. w. L. Crane has the ISDEPES
Dents thanks for a supply Of Duck
water apples.
During 1898 there were 727 cars
4l,2I2 heal, Of stocx shipped from
Halleck station.
Fred Drown is in from South Fork
He reports about eight inches oil
snow in TINT section.
Assembly man Gedney will leave
for Carson tonight. His many friendr
wish him success in the Legislature
The Supreme Court Of Illinois has
decided that m alien born woman be.
comes n~aturaliZed when she marnes
a citizen OF that State.
The late Senator Brice. OF Ohio,
carried i500,0OO worth Of insurance
on his life ut the time nj his death,
on all Of winch he has paid but one
premium.
Wad worth Dispatch Injustice.
lying and ~vIlliticatiun, are entirely
compatible with partisan politics, and
William NJ. Stewart may not hope
to escape tLem-but he Will be re-
elected.
chs Jnnrnai Gays that Major Den
; :,is, while walking on nm ice.covered
plank Tuesday morning, slipped and
fell, cruising his right hip 30 severely
that it will require the assistance OF
crutches for hiu TO get around for
awhile.
Mrs. Frances 4. Williamson Of Aus.
tin departed the other day for Wash
i~nRt"n, D. c.. to fill n position in the
Woman's Press Bureau. Mrs. vii.
Hanson was IN active worker in Ne
vada i'll the interest Of woman's SUI.
fragc. She was accompanied by her
daughter.
a Massachusetts, minister created
coEstern ,tion in local conference
recently. just after Il brother minister
had f%celingly reverted to the growing
Of knowledge Of the Bible" by asking
every minister present who could re.
peat the Ter Conan lmenis in their
proper order to stand up. Only
about IL fourth OF those present re.
sponhed.
Atkinson Gil 'be:-If our fellow
sisters III ManilH ever take n notion to
demand equal suffrage, what u free
and nntrammelel tine they will have
in working for it. With no clothing
To he male for the children, who go
naked, and only a string OF beads +"
Fix for themselves, they will be able
10 devote their entire time to chasing
the elusive ballot.
The oI ly reason for the proposed
1nadrupling ~ our mill ary strength
TINT n be expected to at all appeal
to the people is that the increased
force Is headed for the preservation,
~ public order in the colonies. Thu
reason will not 20 fonnd satisfactory
be.'ause we do not want colonies TIM
must be held against the popular will
The delay III No. l today was caused
by u head end collision bet ween No
] ind n west bound freight train nj Il
siding near the Summit last evening g.
The freight train had reached Oh,
siding and WIS about to leave tue
main track wheu No. l came thumb
ering along and ran into il. The en-.
gInes were badly smashed up. We
are unable to learn whether anyone
wns killed or injured.
News from Piuche aays that at 8
o'clock Friday night n small comet
WINS di' ccrnihle in the eastern part ~
the sky mt an ascension " 40 degrees
The tail nf the comet WINS like IL small
thread hanging down and whel,
looked ut through II field glass WIS
very bright. II waa in sight for an
hour aud n hnlf.
a prominent Spnniarh, who knows
both this country and His own, atirib.
ntcs the superior vigor OF tho United
States to the strength in mind and
body ~ orr women. "Giye American
vice. no says, "to I,tO0,00O young
men OF Spain. md the ration in hall
4 century will iakc its place among
the great nations Of Europe" lilo Il
not calculating. howe YER, that Amer.
iran girls are not responding to nh,
Spanish cnll for volunteers.
STATE OF ONO. Cry OF TOLEDO
Lucas County ss
FRANK }. CHENEY makcs-oath tina,
he Ia tho senior partner Of the firm o.
F.. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business il
the CITY Of Toledo, County md Stat,
aforesaid, md TINT said firm will pa,
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for each mud every case Of Ca
tnrrh TINT "nnnot bc cured 10y tho us,
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF DO
ccmbor. 4. D., 1906.
S~,r,, a. W. Clemson,
Notary Public.