The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20
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There are but three Iueats now resi-.
dent at the County Hotel
Morris Badt passed through on his
way home at Wells, last night.
Congressman Il. NJ. Dasgett, was a
passenger for the west this morning.
George Sornborger started for Mon
tana via Kelton by the east bound train
last evening.
John Epley and wife. who arrived
from Tuscarora by the stage last Light,
departed for the Atlantic ses-board by
the 6 o'clock train.
Fred. Mason is registered at the
Jackson House, Eureka. We mention
this for his own benefit. as several of
his lady friends have asked us for his
address.
The Directors car of The Central
Pacific road, containing G. L. Hunting
ton and wife, and Whitelaw Reid of the
New York Tribune. passed through by
the train this morning.
The preliminary examination of
Hulipg was held before Justice Suggett,
yesterday, and the court fixed his
bonds at 81, 200. We understand that
the amount has not, yet Doen furnished.
L. j. Carpeaux. Joseph Taylor and
Bernard Toner are all in town from
Railroad district. o. \. Ross, A. Wild
and - Bressler. departed for their
homes in that district by the sta ge this
morning.
The funeral Of George Gansz's little
child took place late last evening, and
the remains wero followed to the grave
by many friends. The family have the
sympathy Of the entire community in
their affection.
4 car load OF two-inch lumber for W.
j. Triton X Co., of Tuscarora, arrived
to-day, and l.. II. Addison's teams are
loading from IT. Another car of the
same is due here, L upon It's arrival
will be loaded for its destination on
John Spence's teams.
l.. Gronosky, OF the Senate saloon,
was taken sick yesterday morning and
was confined to his bed during the day
The attack is not regarded as a serious
one, however. and he will probably be
able TO attend TO business again in q
few days at farthest.
Mr.. ID. II. Haskell, at about q O'Clock
last evening, was taken severely i'll a
the Depot Hotel. quite suddenly, and
was confined to his bed during the
night and to-day. We are glad TO be
able to state. however. that he has sui
hcienlly recovered this evening, "a
leave his Don and make his appear.
Gnce upon the railroad platform. His
intention was to return west this morn.
ing, but he will now probably remain
here a day or two.
The family of Mr.. William Plughof
having determined to retire from the
hustle aud din Of life in town, aud C
enjoy the soothing quietude of the
country, lis paiegnal hcul consented to
direct its movements and become rcspon,
sible for its safe arrival in The pictur,
esque valley of Lnmoille. Not hayiu.
once been beyond tho city limits fol
many years fOr 10! these many years,
however, the aforesaid p. h. was woful
ly ignorant ii the geography Of TIA,
country, and as might have been er
pected, lost his bearings, got into foul
waters and swamped the horses and
buggy in trcachcrous mirc. After much
sweating and left-handed praying, how,
ever, the crew Was rescued and brought
safely into tho valley, where they pro,
pose TO remain until the services Of 6
more skilIful navigator can be secured
for the return trip.