The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
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11ontreal are In Town o-day.
COMMISSIONS r. S. Conley depart d
for Tuscarora by stage this morning.
Regular stated communication OF
Elko Lodge. No. rs. r. & A.. NJ. at
their Hall this evening.
Mr.. A. J. Pullraan has gone to Pert
Halleck under engagement to tho Cav
erDment. He will be absent about
thirty days.
The La les OF the Order OF tho Esst-
ern Star will give an entertainment at
their Hall in Elko on the evening OF
Thanksgiving day.
Cadet VIM. ]. Wiisey of Michisan,
arrived here on his way homo from san
Francisco Friday evening. and remained
over u few days visiting friends u. this
place.
Mrs. l.. Faaof arrived hero ircin
Mineral Hill by the train last erpiir5.
Her little child las been sick for soiie
time past. and fearing that it migtt ee-
come seriously III, the mother hTundht
it back here for medical treatment:
We learned to-day that the family VI
our townsmaD. Charley Warner, bad
returned from a protracted visit TO Cal
ifornia. Mrs. Warner, who went St.cw
for tho benefit Of her health, VIC nre
pleased to state, has been greatly tcne-
fitted by the change.
Mr.. II. q. Wear of Mound Valley,
accompanied by his little son Edgar,
arrived in town Friday ~eveoing. Master
Edgar was SO unfortunate as to break
his arm by being thrown from n horse
last Thursday, and the visit 10 town
was to obtain tue necessary surgical aid.
4 number of canvass covered wagons
r1th the usual parapherIalia incident
10 camp life. were drawn up Ia tbs
usual form on the rivers oank last oven
inS. They proved to be emisrehis on
their way from Arizona to Washington
Territory. where they intend to make
their future homes.
The Gem has 'cm IN quantities II sHt
everybody. We refer 10 Booths Gciebrat-
ed oval brand oys;er5.t the Name Of which
Is so justly famous ull over the Country.
The Gem is in daily receipt OF the
luscious bivalvcs by express. direct from.
the East, and will continue 20 keep
them constantly on hand from this time
forward.
john L. Bradley returned FROM Wy
O.ning, by the train this morning, and
was cordially welcomed here ~ his
many friends. He has lost some i-sh
since his departure. but Is in robust
health. and in his usual good splnts.
Jack Payne. who has had charge Of tho
cattle driven East 10y the firm rscom-
panied him. but We ave no. me. him
yet.
Oar fo.mer old ;ownsinnn. CaJr'cI
Cuhn, arrived here from Eurrka last
evening. Mr. CoLn will Trmain ia
town for n few days. interviewing: his
many friends in y social IL business
way. Having connected himself will.
the house o! j.. Solomon n Co. cigar
manufacturers, san Francisco, ho Is
prepared to receive orders frori; our
local dealers.
Last evening, upon learning tho fact
that the Presidential train w0ull pass
through Elko sometime dining the
night, three or four OF oar most stalTnt
Republican citizens put thsir leads
together and resolved TO see the outfit
or bust. In order TO get mp the neces-
stry amount Of enthusiasm which the
circumstances Bccmed TO warrant, this
sturdy little band of patriots sampled
50 many different kinds Of liquids that
Ioug before the expected arrival OF the
object Of their watch, there was not ono
in the crowd who could tell n HpScial car
from the freight depot. When the
regular II o'clock fFeisbt pulled in from
the East, thoro was I general rush for
cars filed past. one OF the patient
watchers remarked: "Shay, Jim. Gus.
scd-hic!-funny about Ito lights. amt
i'll Guess Rutha -hicl-iofd's gone
to bed. Let's give 'ehi three
touscrs anyway" Tho chcets were
given with n will, aud just rs ITO
tiger wac reached. the Cabooso with the
Conductor standing on the rear pat.
foiu passed by, who. taking IN tho Sit.
untion. doffca his headgcar aud bowed
in acknowledgement. until tho reccding
train was lost in the darkness. The
right train with the wrong President,
passed through between one and two
O'Clock This morning.