Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-01-27
Salmagund
RoMsATURDAY's DAILY

10 buy sheep. See his ad elsewher,
for further particulars.
w. T. and James O'Neil are dowr
rom Wells. They report six inche.
of now at Wells. Here there II
less than an inch.
The w. T. Smith company ha:
an interesting coffee" al in this
issue. Read it and then get wise
to the good qualities of Chase &
SanoOrn's coffee.
The high school will give a
program dance on Friday night,
February 10th. Admission $l.5O
Good music has been engaged and
a good time is promised to all.
Paul Morton, president of Eqllt-
able Life Assurance Society. died
slddcnly in New York Thursday
night. He was secretary of the
navy under President Roosevelt.
Senator Jones has our thanks
for six senate bills. Five of them
are for an appropriation to pay for
copying the senate journal. This
must be a fat Job or the senators
would not be so anxious to have
their friends pull down the APP.
preparation.
The oldest inhabitant of this
section saw a mildcr. pref
tier winter han this has been so
1ar. Last year at this time, the
stockmen were rustling for hay to
feed and heavy loss threatened
them. So far this winter but lit
IT, feeding has been done and stock
"i all kinds is doing nicely.
The large crowd at the opera
house last night saw one of the
hnst games of basketball ever
played there. Both teams played
q fast game, but the town girls
we're slightly outclasscd by the
girls of the high school. At the
end of the game the score stood -
u IL in favor of the high school
team.
Warden Baker has given the
81 hrkship at the prison to John w.
L'gate. the defeated republican
candidate for clerk of the supreme
court. MIR. Baker was put in the
~wirdenship by the republican gov
einor and now seems to be paying
Oft the debt. Perhaps no qualified
Dickerson democrat applied for
the position.
The express from Virginia City
last evening had a hard time making
its way to this city on account of
the large snow drifts that it had TO
buck through. The pilot of the
engine to the headlight was coverd
with snow when the train pulled in
to thr depot in this city. A heavy
wind storm swept over the country
in the :icinity of Scales yesterday
and filled every cut to overlooking
with snow.-CarsOn News.
ANY LADY can easily make
from $lS 90 to $500 per week
working for me quietly in her own
no n locality. This is a bonafdc
offer which will pay you to
investigate. ever If you can only
spare two hours per day. No in
vcstmcnt required. Turn your
spare time into money. Write me
at nee for particulars. Address
MARY b. TAYLOR, Box 80 Wo-
mans Building. Joliet. Illinois.
A bill appropriating $50. 900 for
maintaining n Nevada exhibiat at
the Panama exposition to be held
in San Francico in 1915, is pend
ing in the legislature. The bill
makes the governor the commits
sioncr for the state to serve with
out salary. but authorizes him to
employ suitable persons to do the
necessary work upon such terms
as he shall deem equitable and
just. One half of the appropria-
ton shall be available January J.
1913. and the other half January J,
1915.
A sad story is that of the Clark
family in this city. There is not n
resident but who knows a. w.
Clark, who for years has been an
employee of the state capitol. His
wife has been an invalid for scvciaI