The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-17
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily


Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows at
thar hall At 8 o'clock tonight.
Niss Josie Kniesly returned from her
ViAi. 70 Thousand Spring valley. last
evening.
Abe Mooser started for his place of
business in Eureka. 10y the train this
morning. Ga-s. -.
Another special tea train comprising
twsnty-one cars and two OF time goods.
passed east last night.
~. Campbell came down from his
homo At HAlieck. yesterday. aud return
I'd by the train this morning.
Hotl Hotter!! HotteStl!l Mercury an
even hundred in the shade. with n good
prospect Of its stopping over before
night.
John Williams and g. d. Chick. OF
Mound valley. aud Dick Lanhnm. Tom
Chandler and others OF a South Fork
delegation, were in town last evening.
An accident TO the machinery OF the
Independence mill at T~uscsrora has
necessitsted a suspension OF business
for = couple OF OF days pending repairs.
Judge Mcfarland. OF Sacramento.
formerly OF Nevada City, and well
known to some OF our old citizens. pass.
cd through on his way to Salt Lake, 10y
last evenings train.
Ben Fitch sold at Sheriff sale to-day.
. pair OF mustangs which were sized
under attachment from some party who
was in the act of migrating from Eurc-
ka. They brought $40; n big price.
A stable took FIRE from some unknown
cause. in TuscArorn, Thursday, and the
kind Of work to prevent the flames
from licking up a large portion Of tho
town.
Samuel Linkton arrived here from
San Francisco. via Paradise. by the
train last evening, and after fortifying
tho inner man with both solid and
liquid comforts, boarded ono OF Dorsey
Bros. buggies and started on a night
lido for Tuscnrora.
The product Of 80 STAMPS from Belle
Tale average ore. for the month 81 July
was sl39. 207 10. This month. ten
stamps will run on high grad" orc
which will nford n yield OF about S2O,-
mn NJ. "
Of the mine will DO paid hercafter on
the NTH Of the month instead OF the
niisenth.
Twelve chr loads Of bcof cat.lo I've.
longing to Dan Murphy. passed through
here Tor the San Francisco market, last
night. with FranS Hughes a. Capt ain
Of tho horned troupe. ani Dick Neville
and Curlcy ~ high privatos with tho
brevot OF lnnc"rs. The cattle were ship
ped from Hnllcck Station and are II
portion OF a large band purchased hy
Mr.. Murphy in The northern part Of the
county.
George Henderson. who wen. down
by the train 10 Bnttl" Mountain ycstcr
day morning. returned last evening RnI
with Mart Smith, hounc"d their buggy
and lit out in tho night. whether
tb'Oo niHht.owls have been guilty OF
anything inviting pursuit. is not known;
but such conduct must CO rtpiuly MOUSE
Suspicion. Henry MundclI also slip.
ped out OF town after dark. striking
~northward, but tho discovery that the
Sheriff md deputies were in town tins
morning is somewhat rcassuring.
William Nolan, formerly cL,f De cui-
sin, at the Cabinet Restaurant, in this
place. who. during tho past twelve
months has been hibvrnatlu. ia the
mountains Of Mnntan,. arrived IN town
this morning, looking like u new cdi.
ton Of the Nolan family. Instead Of
Ambling painfully Oh crutchrs as was
his wont, tho ihcum has all been ex.
tracted from his bones, and like a
spring mutton on tho fresh vcriuro, he
gaily skips about. Having been on
constant watch in IA lucrative poker
game for forty.eight hours. William
was much in need Of sleep. and twas
little We could q thcr OF his wander.
ings during the brici interval between
tho removal Of his boots and tho intro.
ductory notes Of his sonorous bazloo.
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