The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
Iron Wednesday. D.ily.I.
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his ranch this evening.
Z Commissioner n. s Coniey left for
Tuscarora by stage tbs morning.
Two double header trans Of forty cars
cara each. n Of loaded aud the other
Of empty cars passed east to day.
News from the New York and other
State elections, should be received very
shortly; ten Of them voted yesterday.
The Belle Isle Company shipped
from Tuscnrora, Monday evening. IL
hers Of bullion. valued at se4.sl2 %.
counselor F. NJ. Smith, our former
towpsman came up from the Bay Mon.
day evening, ON his way to attend to
some business in Tuscarora.
W. T. Ross and Samuel Synot who
are here from the northern part Of the
county for the first in n long time, made
us q pleasant call this morning.
Dividend number 5 declared by the
Belle Isle Mining Company Of Tusca-
rora, rs cents per share is payable to-
day.
Thirteen car loads OF cattle passed
through here for San Francisco, last
night. They were shipped from Wells
by Barley Harold.
VIM Mclean sent from Tuscnrora for
IL days for disturbing the peace, arrived
here last night aud was furnished quar-.
ters at the county hotel.
The wind rose about midnight last
nigh. almost to n gale. and a light wind
sulh prevails to. day. A very little
rainfell toward morning.
|. ED. Carpeaux aud A.. Wild. came in
from Railroad district to-day. They
were 8 disguised with dust nccumulat.
ed on til" road that their mos, ultimate
friends failed to recognize chem.
The case of the State vs.. MCGOWAN
grand larceny was submitted to the
jury last night, at 10 o'clock, and after
being out about an hour. returned into
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petty llrceny."
Under the new stage management.
the following rates OF fare have been
adopted: From Tuscarora to Battle
Mountain, SlI. From Tuscarorn to
Elio, 81. From Tuscaroras to Cornu-
copia - 80, ami from TuscaruTa to Co
lumbin, Sc.
Lew Willard who inten led 10 take
Bob ConIey home with him in his
buggy. this morning wonkencd ms the
time for starting arrived, aud is still
here. Lew says his reputation is now
one CT his principal supports. and must
be guarded with indicious care.
Joe Revere, Who several years ago
conducted a mining enterprise ut Rail-
road District in the interest Of the
Revere Copper Company Of Boston. ar.
rived here from the east this morning,
and departed tor Bullion by buggy ut
noon to-day. Joe will fluid some OF his
ola 9cqu'intarces still at the camp who
will give him II warm welcome.
While exercising some OF tue "nyers"
upon the race trnck this morning, an nc
cident occurred which might have pro
ven II very serious one. The girth Of
the saddle Oh one of the horses, which
was ridden by Luther Brown. became
s%lnckcned, and while going Mt n lively
gait. the animal suddenly SHE'D off,
turning the snddle and throwing the
rider violently to the ground, who was
also dragged q short distance before
getting free from the stirrup. He for
uunntrly escnpedwith n few cuts and
bruises, which are not considered dan.
gerous however, though rather severe.
The Board of County Commissioners
finished wlInt business had accrued
since its Inst meeting, last night. and nd
Journed until the first Tuesday In De.
ccmbrr.T The Chairman. Thomas Holmes,
returned to Cnrlin Is the six O'Clock
Iriin Inst evening, accompanied 10y a
~" h"'''" S"" VI idc'S'h num- 'ne eN-
cessive dryness Of the season having
been taken advantage Of 10y the COWS Of
Cnrlin, thus forcing nil the I. o. q. rs.
of which organization lie in one of
the chief pillHrs--of that locality, to
draw their beverage from foreign sour.
ces. The disteputnble course pursued
by the aforesaid cows. is regarded as n
honrt'ess bovine conspiracy To force the
"bstrntious gu,zlers into an ,ncomfort-
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