The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-21
From Friday. D.ily.I
Nnlmaxunai:

started up yesterday.
Hook. Mason WAS . passenger for the
west. from Dee,h, by this mornings
train.
The express train FROM the east was
an hour aud a half behind time. this
morning. rFl
The State University and tho Dis
triet School closed With tho regular ex-
nininatiuhs, to-day.
Charley Hale and wife. and Ed. Hud.
son are down from their homes in
Huntington valley to-day.
W, @. Dovcy goes on n short visit 20
his family in the western part Of the
State. to. morrow morning.
Alex Wise. Internal Reventio Col.
~lector, started for his home in Winnie
mucca By the train this morning.
by reference &c an item under the
head Of Born in another column. the
occasion Of tho recent trouble ut Wells,
will be discovered.
Rogers and Kennerson's teams
loaded here with coke for the 4, n.e
at Railroad. yesterday. and started for
their destination to-day.
Rock & Rye. that famous medical
compound. is now Que Of the f~avorite
beverages prescribed for invalids ut the
Depot Hotel Dispensary.
County Treasurer, Ii. III. Grant has
just made his semi. annual settlement
with ths State. The amount turned
over TO the State Treasury is $4,000
GS.
The contractors building the Nevada
Central Railroad from Battle Mountain
south, advertise for nen AMI teams.
Henry King, at Austin. is the man t.
apply to for further information.
james X. Hernon, who for the past
two months has held the position of
waiter at the Gem Restaurant, departed
by stage for Tuscarora this morning.
Jimmy is n good boy and will make
friends wherever lac goes.
Doc. Muller has on exhibition al the
Drug store, a specimen of the rich ore
from the Sierra Mojada mine OF Mexico,
which has excited much interest lately.
1t was sent to the Doctor by a friend
down in that country.
Everybody goes TO tho Amateur Ben
eft entertainment at Freeman Hall to.
night. our senior devil as 'Clawd'
in the emotional play OF the ''Rampart
Waiter, or cheese knives For Two will
be alone worth the price OF admission.
The Justice Court has been violently
ngitated during the day upon a ques-
ton Of title to a brindle calf. The var
ious legal authorities and physical
energies Of the Court have been about
exhausted in the heated contest, and
the only possible adjustment Of the
difficulty yet apparent: will BIO by
splitting the poor innocent into.
A younger brother Of Frank Osbiston
passed through on his way to the Com.
stock from Leadyille by this mornings
train. Speaking OF tho mineral wealth
Of the latter camp, he mentioned one
mine-the Chrysolite, il We remember
arigbt-in which he stated that ore TO
the vulue Of Ave millions Of dollars, was
nNyu ltnII n.hi.Nn, $50, -, III -.
dent Of Virginia rs we'll as his brother.
From A. j. Roulstonei Superintend!
ent Of the Tripoli mine, at Railroad
District, who recently resumed opera
tions on that property, VT learn that
the lead Mt the bottom Of the incline is
now looking splendid, and that he will
probably run u new tunnel to connect
with the bottom Of the old shaft, at q
depth Of $50 feet from the surface and
place an engine at the point Of connec.
tioni
The Ogden Di'Dateh Of tile 18Th has
the following: Yesterday the mniffmo.
nially Inclined couple, Mr.. Arthur
Lo% &c aud Miss IIilda Greenberg. from
the sngcbrush State arrived in The city
and registered al tho Keeney House,
where they were united in the Junds OF
wedlock by the Rev. George W. Galla.
gher, pastor OF the franklin street
Presbyterian Church. Tho Ceremony
over, Mr.. and Mrs. lowe partook Of n
sumptions wedding dinner, which was
enjoyed " d few invited guests. In
The evening they took the tain for
Salt Lake City, whero tho honeymoon
will be spent in sight seeing aid study.
ing the mysteries OF things in Zion.