Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-05
Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

the indications look good for anothc
storm.
Lent begins IN February eth thi
year and ends on Easter Sunday
April 18th.
A letter from Mrs. Matheson, wife O
Rev. Angus Matheson. formerly OF
Lamoille, says that she and her husband
are happy and contented in their new
home mt Eureka
ASeneca tKan.) paper is still explain
ing the write'up of u marriage i'm which
the reporter said the bride and groom
had been ''chums since childhood" and
the printer made it read 'chumps since
childhood"
Tom Taylor came up from Battle
Mountain this morning. He a v that
town looks good to him. Tom told the
reporter that the last load of machinery
for the mill Mt Gold Circle left Battle
Mountain yesterday.
Yesterday the assembly passed Il bill
making it more difficult for non. resi-.
dents to procure a divorce in this state.
The bill makes a two years residence
Ill the state necessary. instead of six
months rs heretofore.
While the people of the east arc freez-
ing with the cold, Nevada is having
weather more like April than the middle
of winter. Nevada can be beaten i'm a
great many things, but she is Mt the
head of the class in climate.
The Gazette a v that The HOLY
City as produced i'll Reno is all right.
The dance of death, it SAYS, was artistic
to the extreme, but not vulgar. We
give the GaZettc's estimate of the play
to offset that of the Carson Appeal
published yesterday.
Reports rs to the fall of SNOW i'm the
mountains are somewhat contradictory.
Some of the ranchers SAY there is plenty,
while others say there is but little. The
chances are good that there will he
plenty of snow piled up in the mountains
lhc youngsters i'll Prof. McWhinney's
room Of the public school did much AS
thcy pleased today. AS this is something
out Of the usual rut. the cause of it will
DC tonnd under the head of born.
Mother and child are doing we'll and
the father is as happy rs a king.
The mo,sur. ob,;,,.;uu ,u ,.
1"i"'"' "H'i"S 'hcir Stoch on cN-
.'''BcH l" MIKE reports "t resources
y anu wv "cNcl"ptheII WORK Zone
:" STATE" ih'crNnis' IL meeting with
"Dru 'pioS't'on from INNING Ill
'"' "i'l IL ii'chuco 10 stop
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When the moon is cclipscd by the
earth it is the eastern side of the sat
-, :, from, ,Lo .. 49, G..
IN. .bo,l,v. III - ,a..,aI -
travels f,s,cr ,hor ia, .ha1o,. .s 49,
oortb and ,ror,,Liu, :, uao,os
tbrnuyb Exch,r,.
Nc" io'h Ci'y WIS sweep by ii niting
"''.""'a' WIFI yesterday ana cx-
Pc''o''cc" inc coideSt weather OF the
food and coffee lined ND ut the Bowery
Mission, the largest number fed there
this winter. In addition To these 3Is
persons. including ~ were
given shelter.
.r,
"o '"'"l'H' io"seS nt i'ohri'iilc'
lH"'"' 'o"' '"' o"'! F''oo II month";
"".' i'''''cS TAXES anu wafer rates.
" "o"s' 1on'''nS "'e rooms LII
up like a cabinet when not in use.
Clerks and artisans. however generally
pay about $l2.3 y IL month for seven
Don and an eighth of an acre"
~ - 'onS 'hc
~ ''"' '"'' ""'"' i'o'oVo hc'i
p ~ ""s,"S "u"' MS pace oi
~ ''"' VI NC '"''e!' Inc S"eep
'0''" ""'''"' ''""''cS I'LL"
hcrdcrs. He says the sheep are doing
Il great deal of damage TO the range and
tho SDrinUs of that section