Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-01-20
S~almagundi
FROM DAILY
Attorney Williams left for Cae.

AlloIuSS WILLIAMS iell lOT Sdr-
sou on No. 3 this afternoon.
Remember the lecture on Japan
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
Lost-Two keys on a ring. The
Under will please leave item st
AS o.h:s AMI sec d suitable
re ward.
George Blundell is in from the
North Fork country. He reports
ABOUT seven inches of snow in that
valley and plenty in the surround
ing mountains.
Henry Cabot Lodge has been re-
elected senator from Massachusetts
by the close margin of SIX votes.
He is n of the leading standpat-
ters in the senate.
The New York democrats are
having trouble over the the cleo
ton of a senator. Twenty-one of
them refused to vote for Sheehan,
the caucus nominee. Depew re-
celves the solid republican vote
Mrs. Campbell will begin IA clearance
sale tomorrow forenoon and continue
same until her stock is disposed of.
All goods will be- sold at "A discount of
- per e from the regular price.
Come and get the best bargain ever
offered in Elko.
Postal banks recognize the right
of a wife to carly an account with
out let or hindrance from her
husband, but they co not provide
private rooms for her to go to her
stocking for her hoard.-Exchange.
With Goldfield turning out ST.
coo, 600 in gold bullion a month
and Tonopah producing $500, 600
annually, it looks like there must
have been something real in those
Nevada booms. Los Angeles
Hearld.
Special Agent Mcneil of the In.
dian bureau caught Nick Korolog-
os and Quin Now disposing of
liquor to Indians at Carlin last
night. Both r in Jail wait.
ing for the preliminary examina-
ton which will be held as 500 as
the U. S. marshal can get here.
A rain set in last evening ana
continued through the night and
forenoon and is still coming down
at this writing. Occasional flakes
Of snow are mixed with the rain
this afternoon and a big snow storm
may be brewing. The rain is good
for the country as it piles up snow
in the mountains.
1t developed during the inquest
over his death that Alexander An.
derson. the ~dishwasher who was
found dead IN Goldfeld a few days
ago, had once been a wealthy man.
Papers found on the body showed
that four years ago he had $l3, 900
on deposit, and that he lost it
through the failure of the State
Bank and Trust Co.
The !kickers on the farm are not
as hard to get along with as the
kickers in town. On the farm
there is the kicking COW and our
long cared friend, the mule, while
in the town there is the moss back
who wants all the privilege of
municipal living without paying
for them and blocks so far as he
can every municipal Improvement.
The COW may be sold for beef and
the mule traded for a shotgun, but
nothing but a funeral will get rid
of the town kicker. -Exchange.
Owing to the OvercrOwding WITH
trout spawn and young salmon the
commission opened the Verdi
hatchery and transferred there 49,,
600 eyed spawn of the Eastern trout.
There is now on hand for distri
button this spring one million fish
and there were taken at other
localities about one and one-hali
million more this will make a tota
of two and a half million Of trout
for State water. this year, and vii
be the largest amount the State
commission has handled in any ont
year.
WHAT HF Han tn SAY