The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05
lFrom Wednesday. Daily.I
HaIaAxundi.

oSoASO oeAS1 oVpAhbeu tot No
no, where she goes on . months visit,
by tho train this morning.
G F. Wagner. the veil known cattl.
dealer. came mp from the Bay Last even.
ing; he remains here to-day.
The regular meeting Of Elko Encamp-
mem No. o. l. o. o. F.. will be held al
their hall this evening, opening at 4: 80
O'Clock.
Rev. II. McCulloch arrived here from
the North last evening. and went down
to Carlin where his services are required
to-day, in the performance of a MARI.
ago ceremony.
The venireu Of Grand Jurors to serve
at the October term of the Seventh in.
dicial District Court, was issued to-day,
and made returnable on Monday the
Goth instant, at 10 o'clock, A. II.
A party Of three women, who claimed
to be gypsy fortune ~teilcrs. took the
train for the west this morning. They
probably discovered that the faith in
seeresses was not OF n lively nature in
these parts.
Those luscious bivalves dished up at
all hours Of the day or night Mt tie
Gem restaurant arrive here daily from
the east by express, packed in ice, and
are fresh and sweet AZ When first taken
from the water.
Amos Roach loaded up his big wagon
with ranch supplies to-day, and struck
out for his home in Pleasant valley.
We understand that Amos raised this
season. one Of the largest and finest
crops in the county.
The following bullion shipments were
made from Tuscarora. Monday night:
The Belle Isle Company shipped west,
seven bars OF the value Of Sli,036 80;
the Young America ~lessees one bar,
valued at $2,40O; tho Independence
Company one bar, vauled at 81, ll9 10.
Doc. Muller has nov got regularly
established in his new quarters near
the P~ostofice and is fully prepared to
serve the public with drugs of any and
every description, compound prescrip.
ions promptly ut all hoars and to
cheerfully respond to calls Of customers
upon any demand coming within the
range Of II fully equipped drug store,
under the management Of u thoroughly
competent druggist.
Reverend Mr.. McCulloch informs us
that a short time before he left the res
~crva.ion All Indian came in wounded
by a rife ball, and stated HAT he had
been shot by an unknown Indian while
upon tho rond only a short distance
from the camp. a party Of the reser-
vation Indians had gone out on u scout
in the vicinity to ascertain if there were
members OF hostile tribes about. The
wounded Indian did not belong to the
Shoshouees but is OF the tribe of Una.
tillns.
Joe McClSy left by private convey
ance, this morning, for his home near
Columbia. We learn that the Golden
Idol mine. OF which Joe is the priuci-
pal owner, il looking remarkably well.
The work Of sinking upon the lead has
been resumed, and specimens of the
orc taken from the bottom OF the in.
cline, leo feet from the surface, Mt
which point the vein is three feet wide,
is OF excellent quality and very rich.
III prospects of the mine are rapidly i'm
proving as developments proceed. .
opments recently made by Charley
Leach and others on some mines which
they had bonlcd in Good Hope Dis
trict were not sufficiently encouraging
to justify the parties in making q pur.
chase Of the property. Commenting
upon the Withdrawal Of these parties
from an enterprise which has been re-
gnrded as unusually promising The
TINS. Rsriep remarks, what effect
tho cnnccling Of the Amazon aud Col.
den Era bonds will have upon the Dis
trici, will be determined when il is def
init"ly known whether or not any other
organized company will take hold OF
and work claims over there. A few
prospcctors. unaidcd by capital, cannot
make q mining Damp. no matter how
we'll their clnims prospect. and so II
will prove with Good Hope District"
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