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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

' Swnggart Il ReiplaTt hRvo bmiit n
large addition TO the Idaho saloon.
Tho beat Of beef may 10 Ind nj IL
and 10 cents per pound.
james QuisIty Is burning % kiln Of
brick in Navajo gulch. Sngo.brush II
used ns fuel.
Shmck X lfnmpscn nro adding largely
to their saloon TO mako room for moro
billiard tables.
Frank Culver is conducting spring.
winter 90 tho Grand prizO nino for drink.
ing purposes. ...
The Grand Prize cage will be adjusted
in the SHIFT in tho course OF q few
days. '
Davis e HuRhs hrG building saloon
adjoining Icates & Co. = store. -..r
a bakery Is. being built across tho
street from This Office. .'' ''.'.' .''
Smith Vnii Drcilcii la, completed hia
ncw sthgo stable and Jack CASTOR IL Id
chief. Gs- .s- a.. o.. ~
Boiler bros. haTo completed tho ad.
diiion 10 their store, for n Wells, Fureo
express Office.
Bacon Bros new, stone building IL
steadily progressing towards compile,
ton. t'
Tho stone woik for the now mill vii
be completed IN about ten days.
Two men in tho Grand Trilo mine
take out tho orc TO supply the ten Etnml
mill.
The first kiln Of limo was successful,
huymei by McCaum Il Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

Tho stngc Monday night delivered at
tho Office of Wells, Fargo & %. Five
more bars OF bullion from tho Grand
Prize Compnny's mill ut Tuscnrorn.
valued nj SS,52l 81. SoYon bars III
Blno JmCkct bullion. Vailed nj 1886 II
wcro brought down from the company's
mill at Blythe City, by tho stage last
night ...... ............ .t.f...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Too GI,:cIl NU.sr..

The chimney Of the residence Of III
old lady in n locality which shall be
nNmcless, having been temporarily
pressed into service us telegraph pole,
the following note from the innocent
resident MAS received by the telegraph
oilicialS II must request you to remove
your wires Immediately. The noise the
message makes going along the wires is
sometimes awful, and, sometimes Il
suppose when the Operator has hand
word to SPELL declare, it quite shakes
the house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Conc ~ ..s,nr!a.

We rCcu we'd y lett, ! last vcuing from
our former towns.nan. VI. G.. Crosby,
dated Astoria, Oregon, from Which wr
learn that he Inns located at thai place,
and gone into the hardware aud house
furnishing business. Tho town is Very
lively, business is i!ouriahins, md
prospects are decidedly cucomnsins.
Astoria has IL excellent harior, with
sufficient wafer tu i!nat the largest YES.
sells nt all times. lie reports immigrn.
ton To the. State ns very rapid. un,l
the country fast settling ny. hTr.
Crosby has sent for his family which is
now ut iUik, Pennsylvania, tho home
OF his wifr's parents, and permanent
residence will at ono DO established in
their nr% home. We are pleased 70
hear that our old acquaintance has cs
tnhlishGd himself in good business.
nnd hope that unboundcd prosperity
may accompany him.
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from Thursdays Daily. ]
Why ok So Tot II,s,LInrtl

Why WoIs Is Not Resumed. .:is
The fuct that hcis;ing works were
erected upon The South Leopard ground.
and also that II shaft, over 100 feet in
depth had been sunk, is we'll known.
It is also known that operations on the
mine were suspended some two orthrec
months ago, but the reasons for the
olopiion Of such action by the manage
mcnt. is not. and for the information
Of stockholders md the public gcncr-
ally. We are authorized to furnish them.
At the time of locating the present
works OIL this South Leopard. every
thing un the lower levels Of the Origi-
nal leopard indicated that the lead lay
directly beneath the formers shaft.
Since thnt time, however, Supcrintcud
cit Norton obtained permission from
superintendent Coffin, To explore the
lower works of the original mine, aud
fonnd that the course Of the ledge. was
shifting, and would. il continued rs Mt
present, carry il far to the westward.
MIR. Collin is also Of the same opinion,
and MS the Leopard is steadily follow
ing thu Vein sou!A, the South Leopard
folks Thought il wiser 10 wait un:il Ill
course WAS definitely nscrrtniucd, th:ir
to cNrrnd n:omcy hlindly, aid perhaps,
disadvG:tascuusly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
poStpcIird.

The heightened lingering OF Winter
i'll the lap of Spring. has had the effect
Of upscttinS suntry and divers projects
for both pleasure and cmolumcnt which
had been counted upon by our citizens
without consulting the host The pleas
nrcs Of picniciug in the midst Of II
snowstorm being deemed too cvarcsccnt
20 warrant the outlay necessary to their
enjoyment, the Grangcrs have deferred
the date OF the bucolic exercises which
were to have been INDUCED in ycs.er.
day, until the pleasant weather of
December. The strawberry festival fell
through from the same cause, md its
object will be- furthered by substituting u
benevolent sieigh-Iido or Il game ut
"shinney."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
LOCAL And STATE NEWS.
IFron Sundays Daily.h

ES>atl OF oIrs. Annie oIny Phillips.
Il again becomes necessary to make
the sad announcement CT the death OF an
old md esteeEiedreS dent Of this place.
Dur citizens were yesterday shocked by
sI,o unexpected encouragement that Mrs.
Annie Mny 1Gillips, wifo OF Edgar
Philips one Ct oar prominent business
uucn, WINS no more, having departed this
EFe IN Cuscarors, SO miles north in this
county ON Friday the 18th instant. She
was sntncicd suddenly with pneumonia
S.iSle on d r;sit to her sick brother, and
although everything was dono for her
relief, all was without avail and her hus-
baud o1lly reached her side "a few hOusr
before death came to her relief. iIrs.
Phillips was one OF the kindest of la
dies, uud by her atTIble manners aud
invsriablo good henrteducss, had en-
dcared herself to all with whom she
came In contact, and her untimHly taxi
ing nway will be tlucply mourned by
many friends rs we'll AS by the bercavcd
relatives. The deceased WIS II native
OF the State Of New York, aud being
81 hut tlnrly.six years Of age. WAS still III
tho prime Of life; but :" lie that tloeth
NIL things well," has ordered it thus,
aud true wisdom teaches unuucstioning
submission 10 the divine will, with
MI. ding fnith in futurity.
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~ At SAL, RnfneI.

we1oarn with pleasure that our re-
spected tOvnsmnn. J.; C. Crombie. who.
for tho benefit of impaired health, left
here for the Golden State several weeks
ago. is steadily Improving. A change
Of mir in his case was deemed essential,
and the salubrious climate of SIM
Rafael, whore he is now sojourning, is
producing the desired effect. It is
hoped that no niny shortly return to us
physically restored, and qualified to en-
joy n compound of bacon and beans
repaired anil the fragrant snge upon
the snow.cappcd mountain side.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
ESUE-snnr---.kH
from Tucs,lny's Dnily.l


Governor Bradley arrived here from
South Fork. Sunday, IN robust health.
lilo hna spent some time during his nb.
aehcn ON tho rnncIcs Of Pine Wiley.
NJ. u. Freeman md wife returned from
three weeks visit TO tho lay. Sunday
evening. .Hach. Tucker also returned
from California. where he Inns been
stopping several months, by Sunday
evenings train. ChCs. Gtiswoid Of
Sl"r Valley, aud Denny O'Hnrrn Of
Wells, took tho train for homo Inst
evening. .Ex-Governor Walker Of Yir.
gInin. passed through for tho East, by
Sunday evenings train. ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
F.orc lSnif- Practice.

4 lively simSlc-hnmdcd combat tool;
rlaG" i'll BiXcl's brewery saloon about &
O'clock last evening, between joe. Car
mnny md Sol. S,nith, in which the for.
mcr got his frontrspicrn inply ircscord,
and the latter received II thrifty knife
thrust In the arm. Tho trouble grow
out Of the fact that Smith cunI,l
hold tho bG:t "pnirs - by small
minority. CnrIuany, who is cnloric
cuSs, failed to see tic propricty Of such
proceeding, md nftcr some uucompli-
mcntnry ailu'ions to Smiths pedigree.
attempted 10 carve the Inter with IA
bntcherknifc. Smith saw tho knife
and went linn heavy chair better,
when The game became interest
ing to iyslnnlcra. Carmnny was
ut length lail ont 10y shot
from the chair. but Smith refused to
take advantage Of his prusirntc foe,
who arose and again attacked him, fin.
ally succeeding III cutting lin ns sintnd.
Cnrinnny was Immediately nftrr arrested
and PLACED in jnil. from which he was
released only II short time ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Directory,

w0Ihave received from tho we'll known
New York advertising firm Of s.. N.
Pettengill & Co. a copy of their vniu-
aGlo Newspaper Directory nnd Alvcr-
sisers' Handbook for 1877. The book
is vol gotten up and Indicates the per
Severing energy Of the firiu, for tho
compilation of snch work involved u
vast anoun; OF patient labor, giving ns
it does all Tho important facts relating
To SEA different publications scattered
throush;nl MI the States and TERRITORIES,
nna MISC in British Ameficn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
SIIt-IlIIc Wood,

FrHi'k Smith Is now receiving large
lot OF nut-pino wood adjoining his
Undergrad just above tho upper depot.
lilo IL establishing permanent business
IN that limo in conjunction with his
lumber business, md anybody wanting n
good nrtiolc Of ut.pinc wood can got Il
"Fnhy lihio In any quantity. 10y ntply.
ing TO Sir. Smith. 10 MISC has team
OF 81" own and will deliver wood To
pnrcIi"SeSa promptly uid ehcnply. SEQ
h,H advertisements in another column,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

Messrs. Veitz nnd Gillisan got back
from Rock Creek district last night.
bringing samples Of the ore from the
lower workings Of the Falcon, which is
very rich, showing untimoniai md ruby
silver in abundance. 1t has stormed
almost necessarily during their absence
and three nights ngn OIL their way hero,
they encamped il eight inches OF now
SNOW. In crossing divide the day
previous, they were forced to wade
through new fallen SHOW nearly two feet
decp. 'sA-.4'... -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
IiecIIiIIS Ia Practice.

A member OF the ncquisitiYe rangers
who imposed his society upon the IN
snspcc,ins residents of J. J. Gurrecht' S
lodgings, i'll ocler that ho might retain
proficiency i'll his profession, relieved a
lady OF Sundry articles Of wearing mp
parel including vigorous switch "
and magnificent set OF curls. Tho
plumber was recovered but the un-
gallant wretch had bctaEcu himself TO
other scenes aud escaped the reward he
so richly deserved. 90. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
The Result OF Change.

A Mineral Hill correspondent of the
Sentinel, after giving that journal nh ac-
count of IL recent marriage mt TINT place
relates the particulars Of hand.to-
hand conflict between n couple of mar
riod women who live on adjoining
ranches i'll that nciShborhood, which
result cd in the larger ,one Of the com.
batants getting her head bully banged.
Such disgraccful scenes are the legiti-
mate result Of evil associations. While
province Of Elko the dcmoralizing
influences Of the Base 1Inngo could not
snrmOnnt the barriers Of her bor,lrr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
tfrom Fridays Daily.]
The Mining Review.

a copy Of the first number Of the
semi-wcckly Mining Rcr'etc. published ut
TuScarOra by G. q. S. Wright, cnaic> 10
hand yesterday. In its salutatory, the
Rsrie~ proposes to pursue, politically.
an Independent course; assist i'll build
ing up the material interests OF tho camp
by promulgnting its resources aud adj
vantnScs; III the mean time, striving
through persevering Industry. to accu-
mulnte few ducats for preservation.
Its columns contain II very liberal dis
play of advertisements, and are also
well filed with the local news OF its
SECTION. Mr.. Wright YVES. formerly rs
sociated with us in the publication Of
This paper. and We know him to DO n
thorough master Of tho art of printing
aud the dominant qualities OF, industry
md sobriety, render him worthy OF sue.
cess in any honorable endeavor.
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E--EI-SkSE7
from Wednesdays Daily.l
Assn ulicd nIil UnttcrStl.


\ case which attracted worry general
attention from the boys WAS tried in
Justice TaylOr's Court Monday evening.
The plaintiff is sole proprietor of a one
mula convenience. aud the defendant
runs II saluOm. The former alleged
that ho was. i'll IL SUMMARY and tuinul-
tuoms manner elected from tho lAttcr's
puJiic-LouSo 10y tlc defendant. auh dc.
nnnlrd satisfaction ut The hands Of u
Jury Of his peers, Lnd the case Was dulv
tried; tie defendant ncting as Ills own
counsel. 1T the conclusion oG-tho I, -
tiimoiiy Of a number OF responsible wit.
iicnScS, rs 10 the reputation Of the
plaintiff FOR "truth. nud vcraci,y," it
became painfully apparent that the
mantle u il."r imiacrtnl George lind
hot descended upon his shoulders, and
III The absence Of nccuiar evidence OF
the hnt;slinE alleged III TIC complaint
the jury. al!tr long ;u,l Learned meta
physical hi.clsmu!., embracing tie phi
losol'hy of fact conip:Icd with the suI,h-
iairy of fiction. arrived at the con lusion
that tho plaintiff had not been near the
place dc'igintcd i'll the complaint, mil
II ho had, that u" had II been battered:
"nl that il II battery mud been tuned
loose upon Him. they, the jury. didn't
believe iI--mL nll This, simply because
OF 'h" poai;ivc affirmation Of its truth
by the plni.tiif.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
IInE Returned.

Deputy Sheriff, Len. Wines. who left
here far Green River several days ago.
for the purpose Of getting charge Of Eek
ert for WHOM IL requisi,iou from this State
was issued, returned with the prisoner
OH the train yesterday morning. Serious
charges nre lodged against Eckcrt by
citizens of this county, which will bo
considered by The Grand Jury for the
approaching term.
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4 StrIlIc.IlI Leonard.

a report has reached here from Cor
nucopin, that IL large body OF rich ore
has just been struck i'll tho lower level
Of the Leopard mine. We cannot
vouch for the truth Of the assertion,
but hope it is correct. II tho truth is
III reported. Cornucopin will soon tul,c
rnnk where she belongs among the per.
nnnent nmd rich mining camps of the
Stnte.- "a strike like this is reprcsnnted,
would also have the elect of giving
greatly increased value TO the oihe:
lniuts:i4 the vicinity. ROXY
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An Automatic snao-E;r,

In the window that embellishes
the front Of the stylish rooms i'll the
Yentes building. adjoining the postofice.
now being gorgeously fitted up by N.
=. Haynes, rs ice-cream parlors. is II
machine resembling highly animated
stradIie-bug. 4 pair OF nrms-ur legs,
strangely disproportioncd to tho body,
mcanjcr about in loose uncertain soft
OF II way. M though it had no particular
object III view, but just Hoped around
for fun. II is said its creator designed
it to scare away hics, and as that is the
only thing in The world it could uccom-
plish, we reckon the legend il correct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Tor tho tII,n lIInrx.

a lond of general supplies for tho
mon engaged In developing tho mica
mines tmd"r the management, Of john
T"nkins. will start for the mines to-day.
Considerable prospecting has been dono
upon them this srhson, aud wo arc in.
formed that tho parties causing tho OK.
plorntionH to DO made. nro well pleased
with present appearances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
IIitirii lLr n Dnt..

4 little son Of Mrs. KINGSLEY, while
upon tho street yesterday was severely
bitten by one Of n inYadin. army Of
Clogs. comp iising every species, from tho
highcs. To the lowest degree. In the
motley canine gatherings which hold
nightly conventions aud daily sessions
upon the pnblic streets. nre some val.
liable animals which il would 10 advis.
nblo their OWNERS should secure, and
then il tho residue were swept from 1.
worthless existence at the mouth Of n
Gniling gun, or by some more peaceful
process, tho grief rngcndcrcd by their
Sudden demise would be mcasurably
modified hy the reelection that they died
for their country's good, Either the
whites or tho dogs must maintain the
supremacy; which shnll il be? We
pnuso for reply. GO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

Tho progressive" Lodging.houso In
TnscNrorn. The house is doing first
rae ,busiEess, occupying ono Of tho
very best POSITIONS in town. and ~ at.
together most desirable property; the
proprietor, in offering 1t for snlc, bciug
hlono actunicd 10y II strong inclination
to retire from business with which he
IL mol familiar. For particulars apply
to g. u. Perkins. Ap!l.Iw,
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AFTERNOON BOARD.

...s..g AFTERNOON DOAuD.ls.
1875 Meadow Valley, l0c. =.
10 Raymond md Ely, 41t,5. .
100 Jackson, az.
400 EldOrado South, IL, 1900.
2l0 Leopard, Zoe. .n
40 Northern Belle, l5st, lG, l5L, $40
SO Manhattan, ~. 49,. r..
d 7G0 GRIND Prize, g. ".'" '''' }.
635 Modoc, ~, 81, $50.
800 Now Coso, 3l1.
$40 Golden Chariot, 3..s3
llSO Empire, Soc.
. 100 California, 27X, PIX, 27X, NJ, 90
230 Leeds, Zoe, 55c. nv,
$40 Best and BcIYher, ~, lIX.
2O5 Con virginin, 2GH.
900 Gould aid Curry, 51.. 5M,J5,JX.
1i0 Juatice, ~, 420c; 4l56. :
10 Crown Point, JGOc.
100 Oyermnn. 1921, $50.
80 Caledonia. lG0c.lsi
3l5 bullion. 3lOc, 3. $780,.
100 Union, 255c, 2GOc, ~.
300 Ophir, w, ~. .......
90 Utah, 81. 81.
10 Mexican, 51S.
$50 tun,crinl. I0c.
20 Chollur. 81.
81 Yellow Jacket, I0Oc.
80 Dclcher, ~.
100 Savage. 2lOc.
O. 90 Confidence, "a.
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pCrSOllui.

Onr bucolic Battle Mountain friend,
Tom. 1ltsar, put in Hn appearance by
Tho train last evening, but tho eurnest
solicitations of tho boys conld not in.
dnco him to remain over night. Those
good clothes no had on, together with
MI entire absence Of nuy visible means
Of support was what was worrying him.
Under sucil circumstances IT is healthier
for man 10 keep closn about homo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

A SPECIAL. to tho Sentinel says the
Grand Jury Of White Pine county yes.
tcr,lny returned four true bills Of i'm
% dictnient. to.wIt:. john i. Roach, for
the murder Of Gleason; Lcounld, for
the murder Of Bell6; Crawford, for an
attempt TO rob the stnSei and I;irL, for
horse ftcaling. Roach. Crawford AMI
Leonard p!ead not guilty; Bird plead
guilty and will he sentenced Oh Satur.
day.
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lFrom Saturday Daily. ]



Owing to the fact that tho present
schOol-hcusc was too small To accom-.
modnto tho children 81 the district, il
became necessary some months ago TO
rent MI additional school and
employ nn extra teacher. The nd1i.
tinnal expense thus ontailctl, has ex-
hnustcd tho fund much sooner than
would havc occurred under ordinary
circumstances, hnd the Trustees hare
deemed ii advisable 10 closn the school
until tho new school huilding is TCndy
for occupancy. This cannot br nccom.
plishCd before Foil, md ns. so long IL
vacation would materially affect tho
progress OF the moro advanced pupiIs
many Of tho patcntR would prefer pay.
Ing for private tuiilago than TO hnye
their children seriously RETARDED In
their studies. In view of this fact Mr..
JlUllistcr, tho present efficient teacher.
provided, n sufficient amount 10 iuslify.
the establishing Uf n private school for
tho next two or three months, will be
subscribed, will chCcrfully continue his
labors. as HI Is particularly anxious tl,nt
bis pupils shall not bc subjected TO tho
literary injury they must necessarily
sustnin II Withdrawn from study for d
period OF three or four months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

j. W. Shaw, rrcsidsnl1of TIC. Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company, and
Director of tho Eureka Il pnlisado roa,l
passed Enst with his family in II special
car hy the train last evening. Capt.
Charley Warner hns arrived from tho
Bay and starts OIL trip through the
northern cnnnps this morning. 10 will
be accompanied By our friend Lincoln.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

George IL. Willard arrived here from
The Bay by the tsain last evening. He
hns had II sSyrrc attack Of sickucsS since
his Last visit TO Nevada, aid though still
much reduced in Iesh, is now in excel
lent health. Dan Murphy has returned
from his tour among his herds on the
North Fork. He sayd il still SHOWS up
there occasionally. 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

Tho noted practical rersuadcr "Mul.
titudc," arrived in town yesterday. with
his own bovine caravan augmented Ia
~ head, yokcd i'll pairs md followed
by four prairie schouncrs. The "mnl-
Iilndinous " bcasts are tho best behaved
and most quietly directed, perhaps, that
have ever entered this port. . 80
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lIrolss Some IJoi,rs.

In attempting to COAX nnio UP hill
ut the end Of rope, out OH North Fork,
the other day, Simeon Barclay got one
or ;wo Of tho small bones of his right
hnnd broken. He came down here and
Ind them scientifically adjusted yester
day, nud will probably experience no
further tronble from the accident. %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

Cnpica of tho first editions of tho
Baltic Mountain Wc",ny,r and Tyho
S"" came TO hand yesterday. They nrc
both well gotten UP, and tho liberal liz.
Of advertisements adjoining their col.
unlnsi- convincing evidence that THERE'S
"nnirimcnt" in en-. May they live
long IN prosper. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Thc INunernl Of NJ. phIrIi.,u

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Phillips
oh Sunday, WIS one Of the largest ever
Witnessed in this plnce. The church,
although filed to its utmost capacity,
could contain but n portion of those do.
string to pay the last tribute Of respect
to one. WHO III life %as held in universal
esteem, and whose ,nntiuic!y death has
occasioncd deep regret.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Thanks,

:, ""r berc"vcd towilsmnn, Edgar Phil
'rs' desires through these columns TO
'Nl''rSs hiH. appreciation Of tho kind
sympathy no generally extended TO him
~ .ho citizens Of Elko in his recent
"'''iclton' assuring them that for their
sacrificing Efforts in his behalf, 10 sho,l
always feel truly grateful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27
Thanks,

Ms. ". J. l>ycrs returns her sincere
thinks TO oil tho lndios of EIko who so
generously contributed towards. the val.
nnblo birthday present TINT shc received
on tho 23d instant; md wishes 10 assure
them TINT their Kindness Is highly np.
prcCia,cd. Soo II Cor. -, 8. ''.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

The stage from C"rnucnpin. last
night delivered ut the Office Of Wrlis,
Fargo < Co., three bara Of bullion from
the Leopard Compnuy's mill. valued at
So. 702 %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-27

ElkO, CNrlin md Baltic Mountain
nre oil striving for the irnde OF
this, place, and freight IL com
ing from them all, but moro is being
shipped from Elko than both the Others
by n largo majority. Fred. Wilson,
with gang Of men, is repairing the
ROAD FROM that place, bridging the
creeks md nud.holes. filling in bad
places, removing powders and gener.
.nliy putting il in first class shape: