Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-14
Salmagundi
FROM wEDNEsDAYs DAILY

AN>"' - "A iANpI 81 FttLtr
of Ooeth came iowa on No. 3 this af
terhDDI - iLl DiHIeS.
The weather is moderating and Tia,
barometer is gping M. This Indicate,
si'' - spLa ,yJ.. ;. sJ.I .Esa.Lsr e,
coming 10 III end.
The last installment of the prosnec.
tive jurors for l3~lJlIiiJ! appears t.
day. Look it we: tII 49, Il sou are
one of the lucky 1l.,.
A Chicago wOnGl i ,uing for "A
divorce bccau>e urr husband think.
that % cents a day is enough ~ live on.
What e~Htrlvagant notions some women
have!
Mr.. J. P. Woolverton came in from
Ruby Valley this afternoon on No. 3.
He reports about II inches Of snow in
the valley and plenty OF it in the mount
aims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friesell left ON No. 3
this afternoon for Oakland, California.
MIR. Frissell will return in a few weeks,
but Mrs. Friesell will remain in Califor-
mia for some time.
The dean Of the 7clJJ! II journalism
ot Missouri university says that Moses
was the first great Editor" This ought
to finally dispose uf ~, claim, of some
Of tile more mOs"ru a.!Itors tu being
first IN everything.
II a bald headed IN al tries to get his
hair restored poop. say he is "A vain
nan If ne just lets ~, cranium shine
as 1t pleases they say he is shiftless and
careless of his personal appearance.
We acknowledge the receipt Of com.
~plrnent1ry tickets to the musicale to be
given at the opera hDuSs t. night 10y
Mrs. George 4. Lindsay. Lovers of
music should attend uS the entertain
ment will h. Il musical treat.
Last Friday in going from Elko to La
mdille, Harry Conrad found a lot of
clothing in the road near the summit.
He brought it To- this uHi,e this after
noon and the owner can get the same
by paying for this notice.
II may not b1 the most polite advice
that could be given under the circum-
stances, but it is impossible to refrain"
from suggesting to that Minnesota
preacher whu arcH~- an clItur of steal.
ing AN undershirt from his cIotheSline
that he should keep his shirt on.
y striking ceremony marks the ex-
piration of the Grantharn. England,
mayors enurc IF nftit-. The rnhs is
stripped from him, the chain is taken
from his neck, and with IA small wo ,den
hammer the town clerk taps the IN tvor
on the head in token of the demise OF
his aut...n. ity.
Group can be cured in one minute.
and the remedy is simply alum and sug-
ar. The way Ia accomplish the deed is
to take a knife or CRATER and shave ~
in small PARTICLES about "a telSppDnful of
alum; then mix with twic, the amount
of sugar To make it ptlathDie. AMI al
minister it rs quickly ~ possible. Elk.
change.
Men are unappreciative of efforts of
their wives to look beautiful. During
the recent absence of an Atchison man
his wife put up her hair in curl parers
every night, and washed her gray hairs
in q new kind of tea women have dis.
covered. She supposed that when her
husband returned home he would
remark her improved appearance.
But he didn't And his wife is still
pouting. -Atchison Globe.
The stockholders Of the First National
Bank elected the following officers
yesterday: President, +. S. Gedney:
Vice Presidents. G. +. Noble and j. A.
Sowall: Cashier. Il. II. Mnllctt; Assist.
ant Cashiers, c. +. Williams and E. E.
EHHpr: Directors. O. J. Smith ard T.. j.
l.. Tabcr. The bank is in a very pros.
porous condition.
The Reno Journal wants to know if
its readers have read the resolutions
passed by the democratic executive
committee last Sunday, in which Cover.
nor DickcrsDn and other state officials
were endorsed. We have read the dope
that the governor and five of his
appOintces mixed for the party and
cant say that we banker after it. II is
too much like the work Of a mutual
admiration society.
The last of the series of meetings
which the Rev. $. G. Gilman has been
conducting at IAinoillc and South Fork.
will I've held on Sunday evening. Janu.
AIRY 10. in the Presbyterian church. and
nn the following Sunday, January %.
there will be services in the |. o. q. Il.
Hall. mt Lee. The meetings at these
two points, which have been in progress
the past month. and which have been
well attended. will bc brought to a close
in order to enable Mr.. Gilman to take
charge Of the Presbyterian church in
Elko during the absence nf the Rev.
Geo. II. Greenfield.
According to the Gazettc's dispatches.
the governor and board Of assessors dis.
agreed yesterday over the assessment of
telephone and telegraph lines. The
governor held that II was the duty of