The Weekly Elko Independent

The joys [?] yours of handsome young trees, planted on the [?] grounds last spring, have withstood the unusually rigorous weather of the season admirably. We took a walk through the premises yesterday to see how they wintered through the winter, and were agreeably surprised to find them as thrifty as they could have been if their lines had been set in a more favored locality. Having endured the inclemencies of March and May instant to the, their success is at once, for no higher tax upon their vitality could well be levied. Their appearance is already both refreshing and ornamental.