The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
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town.
John Dennis is having . time in
Eureka.
Appricots have appeared in our
market.
The new bank building is assuming
goodly proportions.
Dave Caspar has been installed as
clerk ut Gabe COINS.
Sheriff Fitch has set the tramps TO
work, earning their grub.
The grand excursion party will prob
ably pass here tomorrow.
Quite u large number of Eurekans
started for Yankee Fork last Saturday.
The first raspberrics have come into
market and sell at three boxes for one
dollar.
Billy Simpsons melodious tenor now
poureth forth in accents sweet 1 scream;
copyrighted.
The water OF the Humboldt will soon
be sufficiently warm to admit bathers to
take a plunge.
Our stores arc advertising "undress-
ed kid" Fie, for shume what do yuu
do with them.
Abe Mooser has determined to close
out his stock Of goods Mt n great sacri-
flee. See notice in another column.
Yesterday was the first day of Sum-
mer und was IA real Summers day the
thermometer reaching % in the shade.
L. +. Muller WI remove his drug
store to the corner building. now occu-
pied by Freeman L. Co.'S bank. next
month.
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for
the arrest and CONVICTION of any man
that calls the heading OF this column
"SlumSullion."
Fred Mason has accepted q position
In the store Of Grunbnum& Co. M Cornu-
copia and will leave for that place some
time this week.
Messrs. Dorsey Bros. have turned ont
all their stock that they have been
using for %freightinG. and will run no
more teams for syeral months.
Why don't som Of ouI citizens rouse
themselves and make preparations for a
grand Fourth OF July celebration. Let's
have n grand time il times are a little
quiet
Robt. McCulloch preached his vale.
dIctory sermon last eve. Mr. McCul.
place he has received n Government
appointment.
IT, bridge spanning the ditch is in
n dilHpidated condition and utterly i'm.
passEblo for teams. Whose business is
it to attend to these things and why
don't be do it?
Mrs. Henderson. wife Of Geo. Hen
dersom. foreman Of tho DE Frees mine.
Mt Tuscnrorn, arrived yesterday morn
ing from the cas-. and departed on the
stage for TuEcnrorr this morning.
The hour mill is being entirely reft-
tel anal renovated. Improved mnchin.
cry is replacing the old and worn out;
when through. Mr.. Davis will have one
Of the finest mills in the State.
The California racers Sam Purdy.
Mark L., Lottery and Raven passed
last evening OF the passenger train.
They are entered for several races in
the east.
On the freight train going east yes.
terday morning was a large section Of
the Cu!aycrns Rig Trees. 1t was cut
into sections for convenience in shipping
and when put together will measure 81
feet in diameter.
leo cIcam season il upon us. We
are NIL right. but we know how to SYM
pathize with the boys that have girls at
this season. You'll have Ia smoke n
few cigars less in order to make up the
extra strain on your pocket.
Indian Agent How has received, from
the Government, several wagons and
plows for use on the reservation at
Duck valley. The Indians have already
sown their entire crop, but plows will
he handy for next seasons use. Better
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