The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14
FROM ELKO.
ELKo, June IL, 1872.

larry, and its copies are i'll demand.
well as your paper, that counts con
siderably on the outside.
Politically. you are on the right
track. At least nine tenths of the
Democracy OF Eastern Nevada indorse
its course on the Presidential ques-
ton. Indeed, II - very rare to md
IA Democrat vino dae~noJ Indorse Gree
ley and Brown. Occasionally there is
one-one Of those firm. thorough old
who come out of the far depths OF the
sagebru>h where newspapers seldom
penetrate. II Is observable, however,
that "A few DAYS circulation, "w here
men most do cOngreEate." produces a
change of impression. They realize
that a Democratic Congress Is of far
more Importance with Il friendly Pres
ident than even a Democratic Presi-
dent would be III that impos>lblIity
WIZ Bp~~lAACt " Az Il U.s..
The county of Elko is Democratic.
There has been little change politically
since the election TWO years ago, when
Elko gave Governor Bradley I75 ma
jorIty, and Kendall 100. The only
difficulty to be a~pprehended Is the
rIvairIes OF a>pIrant> 10 nominations.
a good ticket Will wilma poor one
Will have trouble.
The action OF the Democratic Cen
traI Committee Is generally iudor>ed.
The Committee was as well attended.
probably, asa state Convention would
been. The trip to Carson Is too
long and expensive 10 be undertaken
every day by delegates from this &c
OF the State.
II is understood here that Hon. c.
Kendall Will be a candidate for re
He VIII go to the Convention
with the united delegations OF the
not have very serious opposition IN
the West. He Is popular here VIA
both Democrats and Republicans. at.u
II nominated will poll heavy RepuD +
vote.
The Elko Land Office will be open
for business on the Sth of July next.
Judge M~ayhugh, Register, and NJ. +.
Receiver. There Is con>id-
erable demand for land here. The
show thai much. THIS L. 5. Land
Office viii be of great advantage TO
the settlers Of this county.
The Eastern Railroad Company
succeeded in perfecIing lis Imam
cial arrangements, and WORK on the
EIko and Hamilton Railroad will
i'll two or three weeks.
This railroad will bring back TO Etko
more trade than in the palmy days of
passengers to White Pine, and Phoebe.
to say nothing of Eureka, Mineral
Hill, and several new mining districts.
The citizens OF Exc have made ar
Engagements for a grand celebration on
the Fourth of July. About 81 1900 was
collected in an hour for that purpose.
and more To corne in. \ free dinner,
a bail, an oraiiuu, fireworks. ETC., are
in the bill. The people Of the sur
rounIing country will generally con-
here on that day.
The agricultural community are
Frequent showers have fallen
here during the Spring. and they still
keep it up. The weather generally is
mild, warm, and as pleasant a. could
be desired.
Judge J. II. Flack has cleared of a
calendar this term of the Dis
trict Court, and will 20 East shortly to
visit old friends and relations in Mis-
souri,. He makes a very satisfactory
Judge.
The celebrated Cook case from
White Pine county was tried again
week, and resulted. this time, in a
verdict for the plaintiff. Further pro-
are talked of. LEXICON.