Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-02-25
Salmagund
FROM DAILY

Mis- GLADYS Hunter will leave fol
las Angeles this AFTERNOON.
ssa tne Toggery's big al in this issue,
The ladies' will find it very interesting
Considerable heavy, wet snow fell last
,i,btand today it melted rapidly making
the streets Q sloppy.
large delegation of South Fork
r..nia attended the funeral Of Mr..
Crane. their neighbOr for many years.
Mrs. Hale received word this morning
that George was very sick with
,reumonia in Salt Lake. We sincerely
hone that George will sOo ecOve
The Chamber Of commerce wants
teams TO handle the traffic between Elko
and Jarbidge. Here is a chance for
te rmsters to do "A good business See the
al elsewhere.
]. W. Thompson expects TO leave for
Jarbidge tomorrow with a party Of 20
men. Another outfit with seven men
will also start tomorrow. The fare, in
Gliding 200 pounds of baggage, is $50
As a tribute 10 the memory Of the
ate William T. Crane, the knights of
Pythias have indefinitely postponed
their Anniversary entertainment set for
Ill. TH,a ,,,.rLy ,E .a,n, ILL l.,
appreciated by the sorrowing family.
Fishes, especially the larger spec les.
live a very long time. According TO
Bacon. eels live fifty years. Carp have
been known To exist $50 years, while
dolphins. sturgeon and sharks live more |
than a century.
According ~toadviccs from Reno. Mrs. |
Mae Talbot. who vas recently acquitted
in the district court on the charge of
numbering her husband. Al Talbot. is
to be wcllci on next Monday night TO
Thomas Horn. "A wealthy San Jose cat. |
tlrrnln. They will make their home in
san Jose.
Hon. l.. L. Hudson told the Reno
Gazette yesterday that he was "A candi. |
date on the democratic ticket for United
States senator. and that the situation
Looked favorable. Is Mr.. Hudson the
poor man with brains" from this county
that the Commonwealth was - anxious |
10 announce in its last iSSucy II 50 the
Gazette has stolen its thunder.
The announcement Of I'm, L. L.
Hudspns candidacy for the United
States senator created little comment
here. For some time it has been
whispered about that some sort Of "A bee
was buzzing in his bonnet, hut it was
not generally known what Office he As
pred To. Il Mr.. Hudson should receive
the dcmpcratic nomination at the
primaries, the INDEPENDENT will he
his staunch supporter to the end Of the
ccmprign.
II am here, gentlemen" explained
the plCNppcRct 10 his fellow prisoners,
''aS the result Of amomcut of abstraction
And ! Am here. said the ~incendiary.
because ~ AN unfortunate habit Of
making light Of things" And l." said
the f0rger.' ION account Of a simple
desire TO make a name for myself. "
And l.. added the burglar. through
nothing hut taking advantage OF an
opening which offered in a large
mercantile establishment in town"
\ curious barometer is said to he
used 10y the remnant of the Araucauian
race which inhahits the southern most
province Of Chile. II consists of the
cG>toH shell of a crab The dead she'll
Is white in fair. dry weather. but the
approach Of "A moist atmosphere is
indicated by the appearance Of small
red spots. As tho moisture in the air
Increases the shell becomes entirely red
and remains 50 throughout the rainy
season.