The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-02


valley, Sonoma county, Cal. He is two years
old, stands sixteen hands and weighs 1850
pounds; is a beautiful mahogany bay and from
Trsdale He takes the horse to his ranch near
Kelton, to raisestock from his band Of Calf
ornia mares. Shirley is heavily engaged in
raising and shipping fat cattle to the Califor-
mia markets.
GONE EAsr.-S. Barclay, of the firm Of Nc
Intosh & Barclay, left on Thursday night for
u two months visit TO his old home across
the continent. Barclay Is one of the first
business men in Nevada, and is entitled TO
little recreation after his long season Of con-
fnement. We wish him pleasant trip and
safe return.
At a meeting of the Striped Stockings Base
Ball Club, held on "Wednesday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing three
months: President, II. Il. Mann; Vice Presi-
dent, W. A. Kindred; Secretary and Treasur-
or, j. =. Edoff; Captain Of Mines, w. Hamil-
ton and W. A. Kindred.
SPLENDID DINNER will be given our citi-
zens on Sunday (to-morrow) by Geo. Ensbury,
at the What Cheer House. The tables will be
abundantly supplied with chickens, geese and
ducks, and pastry of all kinds. Ice cream
will also be served out. And Mr. Ensbury says
the price will only be % cents for each person.
II. AEMER has returned from San Francisco.
where he has laid i'll a superior stock Of cigars,
tobacco and fancy goods, appropriate to onr
market. lie has enlarged and refitted his
store on the corner of Fifth and Commercial
streets.
4 NV House,. VI. Eugelbrecht has
opened new wholesale and retail liquor
house, in the iron building, on Commercial
street. lie imports the most OF his liquors
direct from Europe.
NV CRosstSG.-The Central Pacific Rail-
rond Company hns concluded to establish a
crossing jus; above the upper freight depot
and the lumber for that purpose will arrive to-
day.
Hill BxAcHEY, the great stage man of this
.coast, arrived yesterday from the East, where
he has been on business for the last two
months. He is fixing TO make things lively
on his different stage lines this Summer.
The irrepressible and irresistible Thomas
Fitzhugh, Of Cope, made his appearance
among us on Thursday, after protractcd visit
TO his friends in California He goes up to
Mountain City soon.
MISINo TAx.-The mining tax paid TO the
County Treasurer Of Elko county. by W. G..
Seamands, County Assessor, for the last quar-
ter amounted to S9G3 90.
PERsoNAL.-iIon. q. q. Berry. prominent
candidate for Governor, and one Of tho nblest
and most popular men in the State, spent last
Thursday in town.
man by the name Of LanC was killed by
acnve, in Mountain City, last week He was
about fifty years Of age and formerly from
Oregon.
10.
lS the iron building, on Commercial street,
there is snug and attractive store, kept by
MIR. Wood He has just moved in and is open
ing out in grand style. Give him n call.
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ODD FELLOWS, ATrESTioS-W. Hayden,
Grand Master, will meet the society Mt half
past seven o clock TO night at the schoolhouse.
large attendance il requested.
HcSEsr JONI, of the Elko Brewery, did not
fool us yesterday morning, but sent us q
healthy keg of creamy lager, that was enjoyed
by ourselves and friends. 49,. =.
WHITNEY a. Co. have or tho way from
Hamilton 100 tons Of ,e6u bullion, which
VIII be shipped drectto Newark New Jersey,
for refinement.
NOW that the weather in delightful. John
Groepper of the Hot Springs. is In HIS glory
lie has fixed up his place In grand style and
wants TO see his friends.
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ADAM HAAo, of tho Tuolumne saloon. nut
in his appearance on Wednesday. looking
we'll after his pro,ractod visit TO California.
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Corr BUII1oS.-Hill Boachey's las. stage
from Mountain City brought down bullion n
tho amount Of $4,000, from tho Argenta mine
SrRAwBERRfEs.- & Co. will 70.
ceive tonight largo supply Of fresh straw.
berries from California. .rH.
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BASE Bullion. Whitney a Co. shipped
yesterday two car loads of lead bullion 10 tho
Bank OF California, San Francisco.
The Board Of County Commissioner will
moot on Monday