The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13
From Thursdays Daily.l
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Advertised notice Of Elko County
Bonds for sale, will be found in another
column Of this paper.
The District Court is still listening to
argument in the water case. which will
probably close with the present week.
Miss Sarah Gilland Of Lamoille val
ley is about to commence . two years
term at st. Mary's Academy, Salt Lake
City.
Hank Keith is down from Halleck
taking in the various sights and sounds
at the County Seat. He looks robust as
usual. but behaves himself in a b-com.
ing manner
A car load Of wagons from Fish Bros.
tho celebrated Wisconsin manufacture
ers, arrived here from the East, con.
signed to John Ainley. Eiko agent OF
the firm. last evening.
G. d. Abel is in town to day, having
come down from his place at Halleck,
last evening. He has rented his ranch
for the season, and proposes to take
things Il little ensier this Summer; he
returns home this evening.
Barney Gallagher has received from
Henry Muudell the appointment as one
OF his deputies to assist in assessing
the property in the county for the pres.
emit year. Barney is woll qualified for
the position. being a ready penman,
and we'll acquainted in every portion Of
the county. We are glad to know he
he's secured the position.
II. C. Lincoln took tho train for
Southern California, last evening. He
had so far recovered from the effects Of
the paralytic stroke received some
months ngo, as to get about without diff.
time, some OF his friends at Los Angeles.
The change Of climate will doubtless
prove advantageous TO him, and hi.
many friends hero wish him a safe and
pleasant journey. May the result more
than meet his highest expectations.
OF the Old Fellows excursion from
Eureka 10 this place on the 25th in,
slant. the Lrod>r Of Tuesday says: The
train will leave in time to make connec.
ton with the e~ast-bound Central Pacific
train, the trip consuming about seven
hours. The eIcursionis.s will remain at
Elko over night, participating in the
ball to be given by the members Of the
order Mt that pl .cs. aul tae party will
return the next day. The number OF
tickets to be Issued will be limited to
two hundred or less and tho whole affair
will be under the auspices Of Bullion
Encampment.
Notwithstanding the fact that Jack
Ronch, the famous monte sharp VI the
flush times in Eastern Nevada, has
been frequently numbered among the
dead, and forgotten by the newspapers.
he has enjoyed the rare pleasure OF
perusing his own.obituary notices, thus
acquiring an accurate knowledge of the
estimation in which he wa'held by many
Of the people Of the const. 4 practical
puncher % tickets. not bulls-who re-
Gently abandoned bourbon and took TO
the hot water of the Arkansas Springs,
for repairs, accidentally dropped in up
on the ubiquitous Jack. at hat famous
resort. Jack was still INDUCING his
playfulncss, as Of yore, gamboling in
childish innocence. upon the green.
W. d. Ford. OF Tu-carora, while in
town n couple Of days ago, showed us
some chunks Of gold rock OF eItraord.
mary richness, from tue basin /"
nine, situate at old Tuscarora. about n
mile west Of the present town, OF which
he is the owner. He represents the
lead as Ave feet between walls, Of which
three feet is good paying ore, as shown
by assays from every part OF it's face.
Assays Of what appears average rock.
ran as high as $i0i in gold to the ton;
selected ore from tho wien would GO
much higher. Tina, shown 10 us would
assay high up in tho thousands. The
rich placeis worked there at nu early
day. lie just below this location. aud
Mr.. Ford has good reason to believe
that he has al last found the boss lead
OF the district.