Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-21
LOCALS PERSONALS

LUURlU IuIUUNhlO
During the past several days Con-
stable McMuMrtrey has sent a num-
Der Of dogs to dog heaven. They were
about without muzzles, which
under present conditions Is menace
to public health. n you don't want .
your CANNES dispatched. keep them I
in a paddock or tie them up. The |
officers are determined to enforce the I
law even IL 1t necessitates the killing |
OF the last dog in the county.
Merchants lunch at the Elk Cafe
every day from 1850 until O'Clock
for 35 cents.-Adv.
The government thermometer at
the Western Pacific depot registered
nineteen degrees below zero last night,
the coolest night of the season. AS
the change of weather came with the
full moon we might expect a couple
more severely cold nights.
II you want a first class merchants
lunch 60 to the Elk Cafe. Every day
from 1880 until 2 o'clock. priced 35
cents.
Don't fail to see the Millionaire
Baby tonight at the Opera House.
Last night was tough one on
water pipes. A number OF hurry calls
reached the plumbers this morning TO
mend breaks caused by Jack Frost.
The Pioneer Block probably suffered
worst. A pipe in the second story
broke and considerable damage was
done to the lower floor before repairs
could be made.
1.-The Millionaire Baby" a six part
Red Seal feature, will be shown at the
Bradley tonight
The many friends of Deputy Super
intendent OF Public Instruction George
erly of Elko. sympathize with him
most sincerely In the recent accident
to his little son who was seriously in
jured recently while coasting. One OF
the little fellows limbs was so badly
lacerated that 1t required seventeen
stitches to close the wound. Mr.. An.
derson's family has had more than it's
share of trouble in the past two years.
Miss Bertha Knemeyer, deputy state
superintendent of public instruction
for Elko County, will depart for Car.
son City tonight to meet with Supt
Bray and his other deputies. They
will appoltion the state school fund
to the respective counties, and trans
act other business relative to educa
uonal matters.
1.-THE Millionaire Baby" in six part!
at the Bradley tonight.
Owing to the fact that the oil-burne
in the furnace Of the grade schoo
house was out Of order yesterday
vacation was declared.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter delight
fully entertained a number of friend
at their residence on Mob Hill las
night.
VIM. Hackett has been appointed b.
E. r. Sans to trap coyotes In the vi
cinity of Currie for the government.
Ollie McGahen, the popular com
mercial traveller of Ogden. is here oil
a business trip. and Is incidentally en-
joying visit with his brother an,
family.
John Henderson, president of tn
Henderson Banking Co., has returne,
from a visit to his mother in New
York. He left his daughter, Mis-
Marjorie Henderson, at Washington
where she has been attending youn
ladies' finishing school.
Rev. Price has returned from tri
to Eureka.
Ralph Smith, who was operate
upon for appendicitis at the Bolin
hospital, is reported to be dom
nicely.
DR.. McManus OF San Francisco. VIII
was here for several weeks to atten
the practice of DR.. West during til
latter's visit in San Francisco, has r,
turned to his home. The Doctor mad
many warm friends while here.
N. p. Guldager departed today fo
San Francisco.
Will Crosson Of starr Valley, Is r.
ported considerably under the weatl
er. He was threatened with an attac
OF appendicitis and medical assistanc
was summoned from Elko. He is r.
covering and II is believed that q
operation will not be necessary.