Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-01-06
Salmagund
from SATURDAYS DAILY

Mrs. >. A. HlShnelu OIL Carlln
came up this morning on business
connected with her husbands
estate. She paid her respects to
this office.
The Independent wishes all its
I, lends happiness and prosperity
{ ring 1871. This ye@r as been
ID banner one for this office and we
are veIy grateful to all who gave
us their patronage. Again wishing
all its friends a happy New year.
the Independent bids them good
bye for 1910.
Mr. DaWley writes from Los
Angeles under date of the Goth.
that he and Mrs Dawley are
comfortably domecilled on the 5th
loar of the Boston Hotel and that
he is feeling fine. Mrs Dawley he
says does not eem to improve
ve.y fast He sends his best
wishes to all of his friends.
Attorney Henderson will leave
Sunday afternoon for Reno to
attend the meeting of the new
board of regents. From there, he
will go to San Francisco and join
Mrs Henderson. After a few days
in the city, they ill leave for a
trip to Europe by way Of New
York. They expect to be gone
about six months.
The last day of 1910 will fairly
pass muster as a winter day. Snow
sqaulls. cold raw winds and bright
sIashiEc have been in evidence.
Oar files say that the last day of
1898 was very stormy and that
rain and snow had fallen since
morning. The streets were quite
sloppy. To-Day the ground is barely
cDFered with snow and the mercury
is between the freezing point ard
Zrro.
We were shown yesterday the
NJ Moslcr burglar proof safe just
installed by the Henderson Bank
Jog Company. 1t is a massive
affair and weighs about two tons.
II is built Of manganese steel and
has a capacity of two million
d. lars in currency. This solid
Institution spares no expense in
providing means to keep their
patrons money secure from
Burglars. Perhaps some day we
will rent the safe TO keep the money
in Se make from the newspaper
hu5in ,ss.
Governor Oddic has returned
frcm California and is now
lodging applicants for Office in
Reno. He told the Gazette ycstcr-
day that he was feeling fine and
was ready TO tackle the work Of
the governors office. He is work
ing on mCasurers to submit to the
legislature that he believes will
benefit the state. He is strongly
opposed 10 the repeal Of the
gambling law but thinks it ought
to be amended. In regard to APP
pointments. he says ability and not
party will govern in max ing the
selections. No appointments will
be announced before Monday.
Mrs. Boohcr received a postal
from Mrs. Quincy today stating that
she"ould leaveLcxington, Kentucky,
on the 26th for home. She will
stop in Chicago n few day to visit
Mrs Roser1tuck's family and will
then come to Elko. After a few
days here, she will go to Oakland,
where she will make her home.
Tomorrow being the first day of
1911, n brand new year. and Sun.
day and the statutes Of Nevada
providing that when a holiday
falls on Sunday the next day shall
be discovered as a holiday, thcrc,wil)
be no paper issued on Monday
from this Office. The male portion
Of the force need two days to get
their good resolutions in shape,
The female portion of the force
will make last years resolution.
DO as the fashions in resolutions
gave not changed.
This afternoon Judge Brown
put the little girl. who took the
checks from the Henderson,
Banking Company's pOstoficc box,