The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-03
District Court Proceeding--

business was transhcteu'
State vs.. Burke-Defendant was remsnded
to custody to await the action of the next
Grand Jury.
! D. Osborne w. A. b. Waller and ". +.
Dyer-.Judgment entered for $3.50.
Jas G. Hughes vs.. J. Il. Fitch and J. ID.
Osborne-Nerdct for plaintiff upon the plead
iugs under the instruction of the Court. E1-
ecution stayed with notice of appeal.
j. ID. Osborne w. A. Is. Waller and F. w.
LAumeister-Juig entered for =, 099.
]. VI. Is. Clements VI. j. NJ. Banheld-
Jury could not agfee, and the CAUSE was con-
tinued.
-FeH.nrS PRACriens-s40 such an extent has,
the hen fever spread amongpeople living along
the line of the railroad since the fancy breeds
commenced to be imported from the East that
in nearly every town from Omaha to San Fran
cisco. wherever the train stops, chicken fan
e es5s essi ssSs ,aS sas ases S,a
let me have EN-; II pay you any price, etc,
until they have become positive annoyance TO
the messengers i'll whose phaTge the poultry is
temporarily placed in traIkjt>. We hear, how
ever, story incconnection with this eageTQpss
for 'rhoroughbreds." wherein at least one OF
the messengers has turned this. anxiety for eggs
into profit. Sdtifed that anything would sell
III the shape of eggs. he concluded to lHy in
supply of common hen fruit. to be used when
ever chickens formed "A portion of his freight
and on several occasions, when this the
case. has disposed on IA single trip of some
three or four dozen eggs at IL apiece that
originally only cost him thirty cents DOZEN.
II is alleged of hun that on one occasion n
dozen hard boiled riggs were part of his out.
mt, all of which were readily disposed of. and
the purchasers are now doubtless watching
anIiously their incubation TO note the first APP
pearnucc of Houdcn or "A Dorking from eggs
oh, IL
and more industry on the part Of the paternnl
hen TO bring chicken from u hard boiled
egg than any other. and when It il born the
query naturally arises, will II be we'll dUne:'
REMovALs.-During the week Badt i Cohn
have removed their extensive stock OF dry
goods from their temporary quarters in James
Piersons buildng to their new fire-proof
brick erected on the ground of their old store,
where they will bc happy TO meet old and new
customtrs
John AInley has changed his quarters from
his old place Of business 10 the PIeTsOn build
ing, two doors west. where he has opened out
the most extensive assortment of stoves, tin
aud hardware ever before seen in EIkO.
&. Is. Johns has removed his outfit Of guns.
pistols, powder. fishing tackle etc. from his
old stand and can now be found with John
Ainley in the PieTson Ouildng. The display
of goods III his line is unequaled.
D Mrs. Macs Ball On Monday evening last
splendid demonstration OF grnc ., beauty and
pleasure assembled Mt the Elko Hotel on the
occasion of the bop given 10y the hostess, Mrs.
Mnc, which proved one Of the most pleasant
and agreeable gatherings Il the seusnn. Prom
enade, dancing aud social chit-chnt mon"po-
lied the time until the wee sma hours, 10 the
great qualification Of the juhilant guests. 4The
ladies were gracefully nttTed and the gentle
I'D. IL IL.
soft eyes looked low" to eyes which spakc again.
And all went merry - marriag" boil
The supper wns gotten NJ in the highest OIL
OF art and reflected a gratifying display oftpste
and app--tizingrefr
WELCOME NEws.-A Home for disabled qhd
supernnuated Miners. The thriving town o
Grass Valley its founder For 90 30 You not
only aid in its Construction, but have chance
to win $1,000. Gifts in all amounting &c
$50, 600, sol chnnccs-lOwes pre- $50
$40 900 10 the trustees IT the Home, Hon
VIM. Watt Hon. Thomas Findley, 4. B. Brady
Dudley IIoyt and Martin Ford Esqs. No re-
ducticn in pnzekmoun,s. TO be drawn July
rotary aud MaH,ger H6Rce, Grass. Valley
Cal. OF of WE TAYioS1ocHl agent for TIM
''r rSn,or.ls,. Notice many cop.,.., +,
WI wv s''!Nl'Nl ''HN 'Hlh "f'N
many ofthom have paid thcir respects to tbi
office. DR. Hudson. \, !. Cope. .hhn Dhval
-, Roger IOhhucii, JasN0 llughcsAnd, man,
y others VIII, 80 names are aforementioned. hay
smiled on us dnring their brief stay in town
: One thing wgs ohscrvahls, they all had or
store clothes. "A sure sign th6tnDiping interest
In that section ARE looking up. =
Music AND LASGUAoEs.-Mrs Marie A. Gle
burne. who anSlaFtfte with tho HieA cat re- bm
mendntions az n lady Of intcQSthnfH drlow
ments and rare intelligence is' now Hoppin
at tho Cosmopolitan Hotel. Mrs Cicburn
would ho happy 10 form solassos for tcachn
music and the languages. and Rlso class fU
ladies In fancy noodlowOrk. Those DESTROYS q
becoming pupils will 'plcase'cnll on her at tn
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
6. w. TArPAS, for long time engaged il
keeping lodging house in EIko, has, durin
the week, packed up his entire establishment
and shipped IL to COrinne. Utah. MIR. L. /
ono of Elho's pioneers. md in all his bushes
relations here has left n record for honest
uprigh,ncss md fair dealing that any ma
might be ltond Of. The good wishes Of thi
community attend him wherever he locates.
FISED-Two gentlemen who were required I
appear at q certain hour az the court room I
DO ready for jury duty. for non.coInplianc
With that reasonable request, were brought bt
fore his Honor. Judge FlnCk. on Wednesday
and fined twenty. five dollars each. For sue
presumption in not obcying the bohcsts Of III
Court this fine will bc n useful lesson To othe
dolinquonts hereafter.