Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-08
SALMAGUNDI

February than this has beeng The in
dicationS are that the long spell of cold
weather has COM t. an end
Owing to the depletion of the fish and
game preservation fund. the commits
sioners yesterday declared she office of
fish and game warden vacant.
Eve-What makes YOU lo3k SO cross?
Adam-I wish You wouldn't bo 50 loud
i'll your dress. 1t isn't necessary for
You to pick the most high ly colorcd au-
tumn leaves y. Press.
Steps are being taken to organize Il
company To build Il telephone line from
Rowlands to Jarbidge. At noon the
capital stock had been nearly subscribe
ell. Ii is estimated that $500 will
will lie the amount of the capital stock
of the company.
The Woman'S Guild OF st Paurs
church will hold Il short Lanten service
ON every "Wednesday afternoon during
Lent ut Leonard Hall, ut > o'clock sharp
\ very cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to he present. The first
service will he held on the afternoon of
Ash Wednesday, the 9th instant.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has resigned his posi-
ton with the w. L. Smith Company
and will take II rest His health has
not been good for some time and he is
advised by his physician to quit work
He intends to go to the country as soon
Us the weather will permit and expects
t. spend the greater part of the summer
in the hills. His friends hope that he
will return with his health fully
restored.
The Carson News is publishing dem.
Ucratic States again. The last one names
Governor Dickerson for every state
Office to he filled this fall. A republi-
can ticket with Thomas b. Hickey ut
the head, middle and tail would look as
welSNot that there is anything in
comN1on between the governor and
Hickey. but merely as an example of
slate making we suggest the Hickey
ticket.
a certain fellow answered the follow
ing advertisement in an eastern - cent
paper. I'VE will send eleven cents for
100? pennies. He scraped around
until he got fifty of the 1909 mintage
and forwarded them in registered
package. He received an immediate
reply saying that when he sent 1852
more pennies, sufficient to- make up the
1902 he would receive his eleven cents
He gave himself IL kick and borrowed
enough to subscribe for his home paper
that he might keep posted on such
schemes.
Sheriff Clark has received letters and
petitions asking for the appointment of
II deputy sheriff at Jarbidge. The let
tcrs state that SO far there has been no
serious trouble IN the camp. but that
trouble is likely to arrise as there are
about 300 men in the camp. They are
divided into factions whose interests
are liable to- conflict Sheriff Clark
consulted the commissioners yesterday
and they authorized him to send an
officer there whenever he thought one
was needed. He will send Deputy Sher-
i'll Hardin there in II few DAYS.
The rush to Jarbidgh has begun in
earnest. This morning dozen men
with six-horse team and two horse
team left town For the new camp The
teams were we'll loaded with supplies
of all kinds purchased from the Elko
merchants. There is nothing in the
shape of mining supplies that cannot
be purchased here at reasonable prices.
This, taken with the fact that the best
and easiest route TO Jarbidge is by the
way Of Elko, should make this the
popular outfitting point for that camp.
Two or three other parties are here
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