The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19
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place to-day; also in Iowa
Samuel Linkton arrived from Tusca-
rora last night and departed for the
Bay by h train this morning.
Two special trains comprising some
forty-odd cars OF tea passed through
for the east yesterday and last night.
d. b. Van Duzen. Of Columbia ar.
rived from San Francisco last evening
and took the stage for the North this
morning.
Ed. l.. Seitz is down from Deeth do
ing the agreeable among tho boys.
He's now in the hay, grain and vegeta-
BILE limo.
The portly person Of our old acquaiu-
lance. L. F. Greenberg, of Halleck, has
been visible upon the streets during the
day: he is young and frisky as ever.
Several horsemen have been out since
yesterday morning in search Of Lopez,
the slayer OF his Mexican companion,
but nothing has yet been heard here
from them or the fugitive,
Jack Twentyman. the veteran equerry
OF riverside Station, was around view
ing the town by gas light. last night;
he remains over another day however.
in order to take in the mysteries OF the
Good Templar's organization.
John Epley and wife came down from
Tuscarora last evening aud took the
train this morning for San Francisco.
The Times RsUie,c reports that John has
resigned his position as Superintendent
OF the Commonwealth mine, which is a
surprise to his many friends here.
q. ii. Shepherd is loading seven cars
with cattle from the railroad corrals
above town this evening. They were
driven in from the South Fork country
yesterday, and will be shipped for San
Francisco tonight. Doc. Shepherd
will have the stock in charge. on the
way down.
The parties-notice Of marriage APP
pears III another column-were on their
way from Susanyille, California, to
Cherry Creek, White Pine county. The
girl, who is in her fourteenth year, was
travelling by wagon with her father, and
the courtship was begun and finished
xrt,il.. IN ,,,t. II.
one years Of age, with his child wife,
continued on toward Cherry Greek with
The family.
The old Bruneau pioneer, George
Washington Mnrlis. also nswere the
rural roll call in person last night, in
attire 50 s"umptuous that his most init
mate friends failed to recognize him.
The usual buck-skin suit and mecca
sins, had given place to the very latest
style Of black clothes and store boots,
and the impression very generally pre-
vailed that lie was some heavy capital
list from tho great east seeking a chance
to gobble something big.
G. r.. Van Aelstyn, having sold out
bis Hot Spring property below
town, has determined to seek his for
tune in other helds, and before bidding
a final adicu to his old friends and nc
quaintances desires to give n farewell
party Mt the old pluco. The large hall
nm tln arA,l- ,-slI -
who may feel disposed to attend, and
arrangements have been made for n
grand ball on Monday evening next, the
goth instant. See his advertisement in
another column.
Reinhart x TO, n short time since,
srnt to a prominent malt house in Chi.
caSo some samples OF Chevalier barley,
grown this season in Lamoille valley by
Ed Odcll. and the firm to whom il was
sent has just acknowledged receipt and
affirm that no grain nearly its equal
had over before been seen in that
country. and for mailing purposes is
FAR superior to any over used in that
country. As IN evidence OF tho sim
certify of their expressions. they offer
n much higher price for oil such grain
as might he furnished them, than is
paid for the best qualities In the eastern
markets. The Chevalier is IA choice
seed, and moreover, appears to reach
its highest degree Of perfection In this
peculiar climate.