The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
Iron tuesday. D.ay.l
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Professor Frank StsSStt a. In BAN.
Gch Maine. E4u
Read =. H.. Smiths new advertise
ment In another column.
Johnny Thompson's Variety Troupe
arrived tntovn from T~uscaIora, To-Day.
Lew Willard arrived In town from
COrnucopia last evening by private con-
veyance. q e
Regular stated communication Of
Elko Lodge No. Is. Z. & A. n, at.
their hall, this evening. --r
Tw~euty.three carr Of fat beef cattle
for the San Francisco market, passed
through this evening, They were
shipped from Halleek Station. 4.
There are quite a number of stran-
gers in .own at present, In attendance
upon Court. All arc profuse In their
praise Of our well.kept streets, good
hotels aud restaurants and general all
pearnnce Of prosperity. r.
There was an unesrthly row among
the Chinamen last night. Anew devil
put in nm appearance, or something OF
that sort. aud the yelling and jubbering
Of the men and sqnallins OF the women
was enough to make even the metallic
cheek of Constable Lane blanch.
There was a slight falling off in nearly
all the leaLing stocks Ia this mornings
board, with the exception OF Sierra Ne
yada and Union. which nre on the ad.
nee. As the Scriptures have il,
You don't know to-morrow whether
you have got to put up more mud to-
day or not" 10 a9E ~
II may not be generally known that
10, Rosenstock keeps constantly on
hand n large stock-oi imported and do.
nestle cigars; but tits true nevertheless.
and he sells them cheap 90. bouquet
Especeal,s ut $50 per thousand. MOI.
his "ad." which will appear in to-
murrow's issue.
SSSSAAARN hAo otCh lllhE 81
seriously i'll at the Depot Hotel for sew
eral weeks past was SO far recovered as
to take the train for IInileck Station
last evening. He desires through the
INDEPENDENT TO express his heartfelt
thanks to the citizens of Elko for their
kind treatment an sympathy during
bia il,.a
som" e the juvcline members Of the
community, who are eligible candidates
for hoOd.r,us, have been for several
nights pas legged ia tue r,rrehensible
business oi %str:mGing wire across the
sidewalks with the view TO tripping up
pedestrians. Their names are known
to us, but are suppressed out OF regard
to their parents. A word 20 the wise
is sufficient.
The preparations for the rcccs to come
off this week ARE rapidly drawing TO n
close, and very little remains to he done
to make the affair n complete success.
The track is in excellent condition. and
most Of the horses cutered are on the
ground. We append n list nf the horses
that will appear each day: First day
purse S225: Indian Frank, Elko; Lance,
Fort Hnilcck; Big Injun. Tuscarora.
Second d"y-purse $40; for saddle
horses only: Badger, T~uscnrora; Sage.
brush. Elku; Bulgcr. Halleck; Bally,
Hallcck. Third dny-purse 500;
Sleepy Bill. Lnmoille valley; Lance,
Indian Frank aud Big Injnn.
Depot Hotel Arrivals.
+. n. Drake. ruscnrora.
Henry a. Young Pleasant Valley.
f. VI. Smith, San Francisco.
II. II. H~ognnson, Egypt, Ill.
l.. A. Willard. Cornucopia.
VI. ID. Flimsoy, do
G.. ID. Gibson. Hallrck. ..
C.: A.. Brossrmer, bullion.
II! NJ. Reed. do
S. A. Mcphec, do
Go umIssiOnrrs Meeting.
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