Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

Anton Zunino came in from Mound
Valley last night.
The Good Templar's Hall at Shelton
ie Cor sale. See notice elsewhere.
Peter Holm is dowu from Wells. lie
reports things very quiet up that way.
The Gazette comments me Washoe
county delegation FOR voting Tor the bill
removing the rest rictiuus upon gambling
III Reno and condemns The governor for
signing 1t. There is consistency for you.
Sam Bachman Is III from Ruby Valley.
lic reports "a fine rain i'll that section
Sunday and Monday, Sam says the re- Ia
but little suow III the mountains and
the prospects Of water from that source
are not good. The farmers OF Ruby are
busy putting III their crops
Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Bangs reached
Rochester, Minnesota, safely and Mrs.
Mayer stood the trip very well. Yestcr.
day MIR. Mayer received u dispatch stat
mg that the doctors had decided that no
operation was necessary. Mr.. Mayer is
much elnted by the good news. He
expects "a letter in "A day or Two giving
full particulars Of Mrs. Mayors coudi-
ton.
W. ID. c. Gibson, Indian Agent at the
the Duck Valley reservation several
years ago, died i'll Carson Monday after
I noon, - .,.,..,.. Al.
early settlers of the State and for many
years was a familiar figure in Gold Hill
and Virginia City. Although agambler
by profession, his word always passed ut
pnr and he always kept his pledges. lie
was a native Of Cincinnati, Ohio, aged
- years.
Mr. Ackland has "a force Of Japs at
Work putting III II new railroad crossing
Just cast Of the flag pole. We are IN
able to learn whether or not it is the
intention Of the railroad company to
close either of the old crossings. While
the new crossing will he much safer
than the one by the freight depot, il is
doubtful il the people will permit any
OF the streets OF the town closed. \
passenger and the freight depots met
with Il good deal of opposition last year.
y sensation WAS created in Gold
field last Freddy night. says the Tono-
pah Sun, by the appearance upon the
street Of willard Hatch OF Denver
clad III evening dress, with trousers
carefully crcnscd, eno~y shirt front
in which sparklcrs glistcncd and all
the other apputtuncnccs 81 civilization.
lie had not gone far when he was
roughly seized and rushed into a
vaudeville house. lie was placed upon
tho stage and with the mu2zles o: Il
half a dozen siI .sh0oters pointed at ms
diamond stud he was forced to make a
speech after which he WAS permitted
(" depart.
In looking over %grandnia's cook book
some time ago We came nCrOss the fol-
loving Receipt for kisses," which shock.
ed ia 90 severely that wo decided to pass
it on. Here It is: 80 one piece OF
dark piazza add a little noon light
take for granted two people. Press in
two strong oncs u small, soft hand; eiit
lightly two ounces Of attraction md
II Of romance. Add n large measure
oi folly. Stir in q floating rufllc and
or two whispers: Dissolve half Il
dozen Chances in a we'll Of silence; dust
in small quantity Of hesitation. one ounce
Of resistance, twu Of yielding; place kis.
sos on Il iIIahch check or two lips. Fla.
vor with u slight scream and set aside to
cool. This win succeed in my climate
il thc directions are carefully followed
Forest City Republican.