The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25
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Elko Encampment meets tonight at
8 o'clock.
NJ. w. Mus2roye. Of the Ruby Hill
Reporter. passed through by the train
last evening on his way to Ogden.
Dan Murphy came down from his
castle among the Grampian hills yester-
terday morning. and returned to his
focks by the train last evening.
The special car of the Baltimore &
train yesterday morning, conveyed L.
X. Hyndman and party Of two.
Mr.. j. L. Fast started by the train
this morning to take charge OF his new
position with the E. & p. Company at
Eureka. Mr.. Mcbride now has charge
Of the Central Pacific Office here.
Judge Sugge;t. after due considera-
ton. held Hines. the delinquent porter,
to await the action Of the ext Grand
Jury. and discharged Muller. who was
arrested in his company, nothing p
pearing TO in anywise implicate the
Inter.
The funeral of the late F. l.. Judkins,
which ook place ut 3 O'Clock this evon-
ing, was, Notwithstanding the brief
notice Of the same, well attended by our
citizens. A brother of the deceased.
from his home in Petaluma, was among
the number who followed the loved re
mains to their last resting place. The
procession moved from the hotel, where
the body awaited.
Foss L. Judkins. who died of typhoid
! fever at Haileck Station yesterday. was
n young mau from Pe,aluma, who for n
long time past, has been in the employ
OF Scott X Hank, stock-men, whose
ranch is situate only a short distance
from the Station named. He was a
young nan Of excellent character. and
was held in high esteem by his employ
ers who spared no pains nor expense in
procuring him every medical md other
attention that his condition required,
but all could not avail to save him. Be
system was unable to bear the strain OF
prolonged depression attending this
peculiar disease, and Notwithstanding
every effort Of medical skill he gradu-
ally sank into the hereafter without
once appearing to rally in the slightest.
1t was the intention Of Messrs. Scott &
Hank to convey the remains to Pe:a-
luna FOR burial, but before a metallic
casket could he got here, decomposition
had so far advanced that that course
wa found imnraeiicablo, md the body
will therefore be buried in our grounds
ut 3 o'clock to-day.
W. o. Weed and Geo. Henderson. ac-
companied by Mrs. c. C. S. Wright AMI
Miss Fanny Rogers, arrived here from
TuScarora by private conveyance last
evening. Mr.. Henderson is here to
meet his wife who arrived here this
morning; w. o. not being blessed with
IA wife. will meet, in single combat, m
one of the boys that may be selected 10y
q com aittce OF the Y. NJ. C. A., pro-
viled the member so selected has had
no appetite during the past few weeks,
and will acknowledge hat he isn't very
we'll himself. William nearly pnralyzed
us with the confidential information
that that bald headed junior Of the
Times newspaper" WAS au awful bad
man; the grace of Col having long
since entirely departed from his inte-
rior organism, mud that the senior devil
is about to foreclose mortgage on him.
The ntrocity Of having the word
"opium thrust into the very bowel,
as it were. of his designative appella-
ton, had disturbed the usual serenity
Of II friend, and possibly warped his
juigment-just n little-but that he has
good ground Of action for outrageous
mutilation and malicious interjection
mnsl be admitted