The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-26
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A. Primsaux and wife oan mp from
the Bay last night.
e. S. Stokes started for New York by
the train Last evening.
John II. Indignantly denies the truth
Of the report that no WAS drunk and
disorderly.
Tuscarora has her full complement
Of ''yags'' and other disreptuta1ie char
acters. just now.
X. Frost and family. of Bull Run
Basin, started this morning on q visit
to the eastern country.
The Belle Isle Mining Company At
Tuscarora, shipped west. Monday night
eight bars of bullion. valued ut Sl7.-
1873 80.
The crazy mau. left here by the train
yesterday. made it very lively for tho
occupants of the Jail last night. lie is
more boisterous than dangerous, how
ever.
j. L. Keyser, who for several years
has been a resident Of this place, sold
out what property he had in this county,
and with his family started for his old
home in Fayette, Missouri, this morn
ing.
We are glad to note that our old
Austin acquaintance. F. Soberans, who
u short time since was very low from u
very severe attack Of pneumonia, has SO
far recovered his health and strength as
to take a little exercise on horseback.
Uncle George Tucker had another
attack to-day similar to the one which
prostrated him u few days ago. 1t was
thought for a time that he would not
recover, but utter efficient medical
treatment he was pronounced out OF
immediate danger.
George Hendricks q young man who
made this place his home last Summer,
who will be remembered by many of
n citizens died suddenly on tho
Union Pacific Railroad, a few days ngo.
While here he was seriously aflict-
cd with rheumatism and moved about
with difficulty, supported by q cane.
An anxious pursuer of knowledge is
DESTROYS of hsccrtuining the exact pcdi-
gree OF Sal Magundi. In order to as
sist the pursuing party in climbing the
old gals genealogical tree, we would
state that she is n half sister to Miss
Cellany; niece to Ante Deluyinn, and
Con GIomerate is her step-uncle n.law.
- WaGliegh, formerly OF Austin,
still mauipnlates the ribbons with his
wonted skill. He arrived here from
Columbia, his present place Of abode,
yesterday. bringing Mr.. 2. Frost and
family, residents of the Basin, to the
railroad, aud struck out with his light
conveyance for the north again, to-day.
Our old acquaintance, E. J. Helms,
passed through by the train last evening
On a business tip east. He was looking
mora hearty than we ever saw him.
Ho is doing q very lucrative business at
his San Francisco Institute, md, in
fact, as he declares, everything has
gono we'll with him since he got mar
riod.
f. Ham, his wife and son David mr.
rived here from their ranch on Silver
Crock. last evening. We should never
have known Davy again had he not
introduced himself, for when We last
saw him at his at his old homo in Min
ernl Hill, he was a lively littlo rooster.
full Of boyish prnnks. III whom it
wonld be impossible to recognize the
full grown and bearded yonng man who
yesterday extended his hand with a
cordial greeting. Mr.. and and Mrs.
Ham will leave hero by tho cars in a
day or two on n visit to thoir old homo
in the east. Davy, in the mean time
taking charge Of the Affairs at home.