The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-01
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Oh! the rain, the beautiful rain.
The Grand Jury will DO drawn next
Monday.
W. J. Triton returned from the Bay
last evening.
John Dennis came down from Tusca-
rora yesterday.
Lish's big teams loaded With salt, To-
day. for Columbia.
George SornborRer has opened writ
ing school in Tuscarora.
Raspberries haze made their appear
nc in Ogden. Yum-m-m.
Mrs. S. S. Sears il rura lizing at
Shepherds station, Coral Hill.
Troy Dye has got to writing Spring
poetry; he meets his fate to-day.
II. P. Freeman and wife depart for q
two weeks visit to San Jose. tomorrow
morning.
The Board Of Regents Of tho State
University will meet here on the hrst
Monday in June.
Don't forget the performance OF the
boss mistrel troupe at Granger hall to-
morrow night.
Carson was visited by an earthquake
last Saturday, said 10 be tho sharpest
ever felt there.
The whole or a half interest in the
Tines Reriete is offered for sale. Ill
health o part of one Of the proprietors
and too much outside business for the
other is what's the matter.
During the month Of May bullion to
the amount of SS7 1906 % has been
shipped from the mines at Tuscarora,
divided as follows: Argenta, S57. 1856 o.;
Independence, S25.6l2 6l;Silver Prize,
S4.9O7 G5.
The house of Mr. D. II. Sessions, at
Carson, was burglarizsd on Saturday
night. The Hon. David L. lost his
watch and chain and his pedro winnings
for the night, which the thief took out
Of his pants pocket.
II any person has It in his minds
eye to make this Office q present Of o
box of fine imported cigars or a basket
of fine wine, we suggest that it be done
Immediately as the proprietor is away
md we appreciate those things better
than he does anyway.
Those persons who thought that Mr..
Paddock's side whiskers were waxed
yesterday were entirely mistaken. 1t
was simply n case OF parental pride, and
each hair in the aforesaid whiskers
stood out in bold relief for joy at the
thought of-pleaso sec notice under
heading Of Born"
Jos. Crawford calne in from his
ranch to-day, bringing with him the
stallion Leo for the purpose OF getting
him shod. Leo is a thoroughbred Nor
man stallion, 8 years old md weighs
1850 lbs. He is a beautiful Jet black,
and we advise admirers OF fancy stock
to 60 to Dorsey's stables and take q
look at him.
The exclusion OF ministers will DO nj
Salt Lake next Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Cook will lecture during their stay
at that place. On Monday they will
resume their journey end pass through
Elko on Tuesday morning. They ex.
pect 10 reach Yosemite on the 7th Of
June, in time to attend Sabbath School
Assembly which oovenes there on that
date.
Last evening as the emigranttrain was
pulling down towards the Depot Hotel,
an oldish mnn with a very unsteady
gait was seen vending his way in the
same direction, ahead of the train. sp
parently oblivious TO all danger. He
needed not the calls Of the a~nxions by
ISLANDERS to seek q safer place, to walk.
and not till the train was almost at his
heels did he mako any effort to turn ont
OF its way. This he did in such q bung-
ling manner that his foot caught on the
track and ho fell on the outside dead
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