The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-23

from their visit to Tuscarora.
The Leopard mining company has
Just levied an assessment Of fifty cents
per share delinquent April l4th.
Miss Belle Csdy took the train for
Wells, last evening, on a brief visit to
friends in that city.
IL. Cramer. travelling agent for the
celebrated Bndweiser beer house Of ST.
Louis passed through for the east.
A.. Primeaux. OF Tuscarora, is in
town, atiGuding We believe. to some
matters OF "a legal nature.
d. Is. Immcl OF Eureka. and John
AIanley, were the arrivals by stage from
tho North. last evening.
Departures 10y stage for tho north thus
morning were Il. Armer AMI a Mongo-
liam.
HonNS. May hugh ard wife returned
home iGom Carson City by last even
iug's train.
Joe Wordsworth also came up az far rs
Calm by the ssme trim; from there he
goes home to Tusearora.
Lew. willard got in from Coruucopia
last evening. bringing the. wounded
man, Jack Mccoy, whom he left Mt the
ooupty hospital.
Gabriel Coha starts for San Francisco
Tomorrow morning. He goes down for
the purchase Of another new lot of dry
goods, clothing, etc, for the "Bazar;'
ho will also visit Carson City on his way
beck homu.
We understand that Smith Van
Drcilrn sss jas. been awarded by the
Department ut Washington, in addition
to his Eilo ani TuscArora contract, one
for u tri.woekiy route from Cornucopia
to Columbia.
Bon RsinhaE; got back from Eureka
where during the past two months he
has been attending to the business OF
the firm, Thursday. but owing to his
dIminutiVc proportions, we failed to
discover him until last evening.
Il. d. Van Dyuscr o; Salt Lake City.
who has been attending to como bust
ness ia tho northern part Of tho county,
arrived here aud tool the train for san
Francisco this morning. ID. b.. Imnol
also took the train this morning on his
way back to Eureka.
The lively entertainments at the resi-.
dencc OF J. l.. EluT Last evening, wni
in honor Of the distinguished arrival Of
IL young, but consequential member Of
the faulty. whose presence WAS made
known in tones there was no m~istakinc.
The little rascal began his career by
lnsii!y footing his horn, aud thu, il
may steadily increase in healthy VOL
um', will be thu wish Of tue many
friends of the rejoicing family.
A dispatch ;To.n Lathrop. California.
to John II. bradley. this morning.
bring the sHd news OF tho death Of
AlTs Barley, daughter Of James A..
Shepherd. who's" dangerous illness
was inadc mention OF in the l~sDErE.p.
PSI, II few days ago. Mrs. Bailey had
only been married n couple Of yenrs
and WAS just in the prime of life. Tho
borrowed husband aud family OF the
deceased lady have the warm sympathy
OF many friends in their deep affection
A. will bc observed by n perusnl Of
the Advertisement in another colum, the
soldiers at Camp Hallcck will gi'o u
military ball TT that plac" on the 2sth
instant Everything will oonduco 10
make 1t IL pleasant affair, and parties
wishing to enjoy the pleasures Of q first.
clnss dance may bU certain OF attaining
that object by attending ON that occas.
ion. F'rs;-rato music has been engl.r
cd. and with the spacious hall Mt their
disposal tho dance cannot fail to be "A
success; besidos.tho Camp is ono Of
the prcttitst places ia the state. mud it's
people among tho most hoFpitlble.
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