The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23

tioh 81 wAshiastoa's birthday. tAAes
fiace d Ii. Depot IIotsi. to-Aishi.
Mrs.. 4. PsnErel asl roa sAd eco
MopsVliahs departed from the bahks Of
the FACING HuiabolLi for Ta.carUra this
morning.
! The De Frees mil Ia likely tn start
up within = feu days. ~ the Late warm
weather is melting tho Ice in the d,tch<s
tery rapidly K~,s. Rte;e#.
w. G. Ashley. OF BAN jvsr, Who Ia.
been tenrhIng music here dufihx the
past Whittier, departed fct Bodie by the
trail" this morning. The Suung mat IL
IN accomplished musician, aud has
proven equally capable a. n teaeher,
while in Elko.
A notice under the head Of married,
Proclaims 10 the many friends Of Geo.
ReusLaw. that the young man has en-
tered he grand army Of free and accept.
ed Bensdicts. OF his own FREQ will aud nc
cord, George has be+h rather sly in
this ~rhntteri but nlthodgh he played n
fearfully 6ne on es, We Irrsi,e him and
wish him and his JUung wife N highly
succsa.ful career In nil lawful utiet.
thhibgs-prorid-d. we are hot neglect
ed in the distributor of tile "fosy."
SuiPPED-Three cars Of grain, two
to Eure.a and ohe rs Alpha. by Rein
hart i Co. Two cars Of barley u
Beowawe by J. Aiuley: two crrs Of
general merchandise, west; one car Of
general merchandise. ensti uue var OF
lumber to Hall-ck by +. II. Bmilh.
REcEIvED-Three ears Of wood and
II Of wagons for J. Ainley; one car OF
fish plates and ono Of lumber for C.. p.
IL. H.; one car Of coal for +. II. Smith;
one car Of wood for Reinhart n Co.;
three cars Of wood for Jas. Duvisi one
car Of furniture for n, &. RoLiehauI
four cars Of general merchandise.
A delegation Of both male and iet1als
Shoshnes. numbering about seventy.6ve,
arrival here 10y the trnin last evening,
from garlin. They we're a healthy look.
Ing CROWD as artnted in store clothes
and red blankets. they moved in solid
phalanx upon the works CT Indian
A .ent How, opposite the Court house.
From Mr.. How We learn that the OBJ
ct OF this visit is to ascertain. through
him. the disposition to be made by the
Department uf the Carlin Reservation
Indians, since the Government title TO
same, has been permitted iu lapse. by
default. The Indians tnhe Il very CON:
sentative ries OF. aud gheetiully DC.
cept the %situatioui but are divided up.
on the Question Of their removal to
Duck Valley. many desiring 10 60
there. while some prefer to remain in
the various localities with which they
are familiar. Mr.. How is in communi-
cation with the Washington Depart.
metit, With reapUut 70 this matter, and
has, in u opinionI offered come valu-
able suggestions touching the question
Mt issue, which il approved at head,
quarters; will doubtless meet with
general appreciation here! The result,
OF the correspondence referred to.
which will be obtained within Q few
days. will DO furnished US for publica-
ton,
We notice by the last Issue Of the
Eureka S,nh"st that another Of our old
time Lander uutnty friends has recently
been gathered in by the Grim Reaper.
u. II. Hall. the we'll hnown host Of ths
International at Bdfeha. has received =
dispatch from San Francisco anhouhc.
ing The sad news Of tho death, in that
city on Wednesday,, Of Uncle George
Davis, the we'll known Nevada Auction.
eer. A more whole.sotled, genial gem
tleman than Uncle Georges n~evefAckled
the snrs Of an admiring addience; atd
FROM n blooded flyer to the humblest
household u~tensii, all alike in the line
Of his profession. we're handled in n
mastery manner, amounting TO real
genius. But where poor George vas
perfectly cat home and ~hete the
talent OF the man was most palpably
apparent. vas at the first blush N u
mining excitement, when Spanish
"~Plngs," mustangs and cnyuscs were
in lively demand. The appealing olo.
quenee and !ouching pathos with which
the kindly disposition and intrinsic
merit of each individual animal; were
urged ms worthy Of special consider, I
ton, hrs seldom been e1ualed and
never SURPASSED. The and
confident tone With which he proclaim.
cd tho degenerate boast q "wUoi. wind.
e." s~tur-gazer," nail diver" etc,
still Fingers in oGr ears aud h iunts our
memory.
The deceived we among tie ayao
nauts OF % m tbo rdd upC1r Affair
and Clifton, ttssce drified with the
food TO White Pine. aud at tho sbb OF
that Overwhelming tide, settled upon
the arid sands OF Euteks, whore he had
since continued hts calling Of convert.
ing sollatefnls into coin 10 tho highest
bidder.
BEFORE YOU START
On a trip by rail or stage get = Genera
Anci liant lS,ii,y tn II. T,,..I .Il.t