Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-03-04
Salmagund
'HoN MONDAYS DAILY

Jap died at the =.
anu Yesterday morning. county hospit
Bob Tucker is in fro..
me station. He reports ab,n, ' "a Tucker
u snow at his place. - inches
en- Aeroplane whisky i
erase. II is said 70 latest be'
whisky only more 50. Ike squire
!, seven carloads of b,v
,e an"o TINS morning for John ~ 'uHeh t
,"u TWO carloads went a. "righ
Mr.. Hunter. "' 10 Noleen fol
ueorge Clayton is Ioadira
r .o teams today with Tho 'our,
and o' the Jarbidge drug comna anu
Fow he will hit the road
All the east bound trains
land Ro, 'Tiay by washouts at PnIis,Io
bavo -" mountain. Both railroads
severely by the floods
Who was George wa.hi,
o reorse Washington Lsm popE'
yes There was a naygur See,
snnN same gang wild me wanst ne
''"o''a owes me 20 cents " Inc
sm MT, aardman phoned the W -
'n Company this lorenzo
Ia ''ok WIND had settled rho "
'''craoly and that it wopld CON
10 Keep the Jarbidge road %
in that section. i've ieet deep
y"Cdy is kicking at the COMMIT. .
,.oner' today for putting in sn.h !
a boxes at the street crn.." ;
y "''e We think tn, BIKE, AR. .n,,m@
NAN 'hey ought 10 b.. w. ,J,nn
Or three times the size wopTd =,
W carry the water that run tbr,nmr .
ne streets today. '"'o"Rh >
The ranchers are .rrui
I'm weather of the past few J,,.. -.
Ivy 'nihk they see the end ., 81 "
COLO winter not far off FIJI "
Wv" 90 not worry them. TI,,J. :.
he hard or the town NO, ~,
Postmaster Doughty received a phone col
,ssage from Mr.. Hardmau today say SIX
; that arrangements had been made a
tn Mr.. Sluls 20 carry the mail from
Id Creek To Jarbidge twice a week.
le mail will leave EIko Thursdays and -,
turdays and Gold Creek N Fridays .
ID Mondays. All mail from ElkO
ould be in the p~oStoficc not later than
'.I,.-I., .pl Eriluy NIGHTS
Never forget that there are far more -
my than cloudy days Ill year and :.
there is considerably more sun h
line than shadow in the average life. ..
aid a poor shivering Italian, To whom :,
man in giving him aims remarked
nat il WAS very cold. Yes, yes, pritty
Did; but by and by, tiuk of dat. He Il
,as thinking Of the genital spring II al
,arm summer with blue skies and L
right flowers. and in - doing was Il
,king the right view of life. 1t may y
~ cloudy aud cold sometimes. hut
more often there Is sunshine and
,
he wbINl l'FHl w. "'h's s q
not in the history of the town, struck [
EJko thi, forenoon. The warm weather !
the last two days caused the snow
to melt rapidly and the water from the
foothills on the north and that from the
town turned the streets into rivers.
The culvcrts put IN last summer AT inc
street crossings proved altogether TOO
small TO carry the water. This caused
the water To overflow the streets, max
ing il almost impossible to get about
A force Of men tore up the bridge ny
John Ucndcrson's residence, but TINT
did not keep his promises from being
a,,lcd The writer's residence at the
corner Of Fifth and Idaho streets was
surrounded with water. While he was
working to keep the cellar from beng
flooded from the rear the water washer
a channel under the front and hllcd IT,
Mr.. Rockwell was out with his team
Mo wing channels across the streets I"
drain of the water. The Hood VIII
,r,bnbly bc worse tomorrow. The "nIy
damage 50 far is flooded cellars ana Torn
up streets.