The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
Musical EsrrnrArxxEsr rour.-Th,

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT To-Monr.-The
people of Elko will find u very pleasing re-
sort for entertainment this evening at the
Presbyterian Church IN this place. A grand
aoral opera, embracing about fifty young gen.
tlemen and ladies' under the management of
Mrs ]. A. Smith. will present a musical enter
tainment not often equaled in this country.
Mrs. Smith is a lady Of fine musical talent,
and has gotten mp programme worthy of
herself and of the occasion. A beautiful al
leoorical= tableau. in costume, vii! offer M
additional attraction. The printed pro-
grammes erred in stating the price of adinis-
sion 1t should read, 80 cents. children half
price" The residents of Elko will seldom
have an opportunity Of visiting an entertain
ment like this. Go, by all means.
LONE MoUSr.Is DrsrnIcr-Ata meeting of
the miners of Lone Mountain, held Sept. 10,
1870, Is. y. Lowe was elected Recorder of the
district, aud another article was added to the
mining laws, TO wit:
Article 9.-Withiu thirty days after the e1-
piration of one year from the date of record
ing claims, 20 cubic feet of earth or rock shall
be e1cayated for each and every claim OF 200
feet at or near the notice or monument of To-
cation. on the line of the lode. which will be
sufficient TO hold the claims on which s,,ch
of the performance Of such work
TaxIscRE.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co. received. at
their Office in this place, since Saturday last,
SI6s7I in gold bars and dust from Idaho;
SJlT in bullion fIom Mountain City; aud
$4,000 III bullion from White Pine.
Whitney a. Co. shipped 452 bars Of crude
bullion, weighing Al go pounds. TO Lees n
Waiter, New York; also shipped 1919 sncks Of
ore, weighing 2l,232 pounds, to San Fran
cisco.
The WHAT CHEER HOUSE, by reference To
an advertisement in auother column, it will
be seen that Geo Ensbury offers for sale the
furniture aud hXtur, of his establishment at
low figure; and also will lease his house at "A
moderate rate. The house is now doing IL
good paying business, and has an excellent
run oil custom.
Loon OCT FoR FIEE.--Duriug the windy
weather too much care can not be taken in
guarding against throwing fire into the streets
or back-yards, or ia burning rubbish within
the last few days tile :Own has narrowly es.
capped destruction Ivy the wind catching up
sparks and Igniting buildings.
VIZ were handed yesterday several Gorgeous
specimens Of coppersilver ore from Lone
Mountain district about % miles frnn here
on the Cope rund. Several mines are bcimy
worked, and considerable ore has already been
shipped that returns quite IA handsome profit
SHEHIFT FITcH returned las, night from
Carson, where he safely lodged Barney Cos.
grove III the tate Prison. who was s+utenc,-i
for life on Monday last for the murder of
Annie McManuus on the 9th of June last
THE examination of the parties arrested for
the robbery Of $3.50 in coin from the house of
w. A. Tucker, OF the South Fork about four
weeks ago will come off to-day before Justice
Nayhugh.
been in session this week a. IL Board Of Eqn"li-
zation, and has raised the persona property
tax Of the Railroad Company Sill, 900.
RErrBrIcAS REcTUIIs.-Scvcnty.6 Chi.
nhmeu we're stow ID AWAY in the rinigrnnt
train. Inst night bound Tor Louisunn. to pick
cotton and 'Otc The Eel uhlicnu ticket.
ANY information from c. u. Kelley will be
very gratefully received lay his mother and
sister. now in Woodland. California.
The Smelling works did good work last
week. and turned out 80 bars of metal from
Railroad district ore.
GEo. HANLEr, the cnterprising newsmar
of Mountain City, has been in town this week
on business.
MANY improvements are being made in
town in the way Of building new cottages and
hitting up houses for the Winter.
FRoM Bull Run district we hear of many
new discoveries and nch developments.
T. FRED. BRooKs has removed his news de
not to Railroad street near Cihliu'a ,,In,r