The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
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NAL season for candidAtes-my pariy
being non csi-permit me. through youl
columns 10 4,cak the sentiments OF nh
observer, complimentary 10 one f5r
whom have The greatest rcgarl-as a
citizen Of Ellio County. His announce.
ment rs 4 candidate was surprise to
Inc, AMI upon the impulse of the mo-
mcnt, l send you this note. knowing
him since his arrival here; no public
enterprise has been suggested or car
ricd out, but what no and his money
has always been ready and among the
first and as charity covers n multitude
OF Sins, his sins then will DO few and
far between. [ have watched him for
eight years both in public pnd in pri-
vain life and have never known him to
lend himself to anything low or uu-
scrupnlous, but upon the contrary uses
integrity and intelligence in all public
md private matters, therefore 1 ask
that Independents of this county will
look TO their interests and consider
the above facts. Although few and
far between, &c: can SEQ no reason
why We cannot support Thomas Giblin
for Treasurer Of this county.
...... Az INDEPENDENT.
PEEsoSAL.-Franl; Smith and Frank
GREATER came in from Cornucopia by
private conveyance last evening.
George Russell and d. Il. Sessions also
arrived by private conveyance, from
Tuscarora. II. c. Balcman passed
through ON his way from Salt Lake to
California yesterday morning =. Coun-
selor llillhousc Of Eureka, and Simeon
Barclay, OF California, came in on last
evenings train from the west-.-Mrs.
S. Rigsby arrived by The train last even
ing, from Battle Mountain. Mrs. j.
L. Edoff departs for Oakland, by this
mornings train.
SnrrPTSG WooL.-A large lot Of wool
is being shipped here in bulk from diff
ierent points, md the press ut tho depot
has been kept going quite regularly of
late, converting il into solid bales for
convenience III handling and shipping.
Messls. Rcinllart & Co. shipped q lot
by rail yesterday, and other lots con-
tinno to arrive. Tho staple Of that
which We have examined was unusually
fine and the fleece remarkably heavy.
ARRIVALS Dr. SrAGE.-Ar1ivals by
Smith Won Drcil!cns stage last even
ing, we've MS follows: From Cornucopia,
a. ID. Mcachain and Charles Wagner;
from Tuscarora, j. X. Bradley nnl Son,
@. g. Tracy, Thomas Hanouin, William
Hanson and Hank Dakc. Tho stago
also brought down from Tie Blue Jacket
mill, two bars OF bullion for shipment
10 Ncw York.
From PISs VAhhrY.--Wo nro in
formed by James McBurnic, who las
just returned from Pine Valley, that
tho Druckner furnaces are NOW in posi-
ton ut the new mill erccled for the Len
mine, and that the works will he ready
10 commence the reduction Of ores OH
the first Of August.
Fell FEn,i HER IIoRsE.-The little
daughter Of Dick Dorsey fell from II
horse she was riding on the strict
yesterday, hus fortunately the little
"gni" escaped without injury, and was
trotting about again rs usual.
SOME important civil suits will come
up for trial in the District Court within
the next few days, and considerable in
icreSt is manifested ~ parties directly
Interested.
EGw ENGITEs. Two moro Of those
large ten wheeled locomotives tNo's.
2lu, 2!l) passed west by the freight
train Monday evening.
CoHMrrTEE MEErrSG.--A meeting Of
tho County Republican Central Com
'nitt"c is called for The 3lst Of July.