Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-12-27
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
SALSiAG UNDI.

streets again.
Paul Keyser is spending u few days
in town with his parents.
Mr.. Stewart, the carpenter, left this
morning to put up the derrick for the
Rocky Mountain Oil Company.
Harry Kryser left this morning for
Oakland, California to resume his
work s fireman ON the Southern
Pacific.
Mrs. &. +. Loriug arrived from
Sacramento this afternoon. She WIS
called here by the serons illness Of
her sister, MB. iienuen.
There was Il big crowd at the tlot
Springs yesterday and a general
good time was mad. Frank Robinson
knows now TO keep a crowd i'll good
humor.
Walter Coffee. who has been feed
ing cattle for Thomas Hunter in
Pleasant Valley, haG one Of his legs
broken today by Il load Of hay up.
setting.
The wind vhistlcd Il merry tune
this afternoon. Clouds III dust wen;
Ealing through the streets, making
IT very disigIccabir for thus. who
had to he ont.
Eugene lln~ r.:,i viii md +. &
Mason raU., .lrHr fro. Wells pn,l
JohI Vowel in"n :;"uth Fork tn At.
tend the he! Brr->teele wedIuuv
! Yesterday aftcrn On
Christmas passed oil quietly III
town. The two weddings FURNISHED
the small bu!s an opportunity Ia
work oil their surplus noise. Int
aside from this the day was quiet.
Miss +. g. LORI. the popular
principal OF the EiKo school. has re-
ce'ved another offer Of a position III
California {" teach Latin, French aud
English at a salary oi 400 per
month.
MH. George llenncu, who has
be en- yer! low for Il few days. rallied
this forenoon and hopes are o en-.
tcriaIucd Tor her recovery. The
lSDEPEHDENT sincerely hopes she
may recover.
A newspaper prints an advertise.
meni. according I % the New York
Press, that deserves Il resp rse. Ii
read: III John Smith. who twenty
year, ago deserted his ~ or wife and
babe. will return. said babe will
knock the stud ng out IT him
Emmett Boyle, Com rOck raised
boy and Il graduate Of the School Of
Mines ~ the State University, has
been offered Il position at the famous
Rip TrutO copper mines i'll Spain
The graduates ~ our State Univer.
sity are making their mark every
where.
a large package Of wedding cake,
the remembrance OF Mr.. and MB.
Steele, found its WY to thus otlics
this AFTERNOON. as it disappeared
dow the road that good cake always
goeF. those who parfouk OF it shower
til blessings on the heads OF the
happy couple.
The Episcopal church Sunday
School had Il pleasant service III the
church Christ mas eve There were
two trees we'll loaded down with
presents for the children. There
were carols. u s"lo 10y Miss Irene
Hunter. a recitation by Mia r'ogS-
well, and music by the high school
quartette. The whole service was Il
great success.
No. uuc utlt III Inv lDls llpIH'
ing did not arrive unit after 3
O'Clock this afternoon. We have
unable to- learn the cause Of the
delay. Since the above was put in
type the train pulled IN and we
that he delay was caused by
the wreck Of r freight iruln last
night between Blue Canyon and
No ono was hurt.
Professor f.. G.. Georges III, who
made rho Wea her Bureaus ub .erya
at Sitka, ALASKA. last year, il
authority for the statement that dur
ing the entire year the temperature
at that point did not TALL below Is de.
grrcs above zero. lie says fhe Jap
an"sr rtream which makes tho eli.
mate II uu'heIn Cali ornid 40 salu
brious ~ cqu lily be Ieiicial To the
Alaskan coiSt.
Yesterday was II good day in Elkp
county for weddings. Beside the
Two weddings in town MOrri- Gul.
digger ~ skeleton uud MIS- Ouecnie
Health ~ Elkn wore married. II the
report Of the wedding AT Shelton
should prove untrue the lNDErES.
DENT will apologize, but its infor ma
ZION III pretty direct md 1t will
take the chances on congratulniing
the newly welded couple md with
ing thom al the joy and happiness OF
the married state.
Clerk Dawley Inns done a rushing
busin, az in marriage licenses ~ far