The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-18

I. D. Scafa eer~Tte1 to1 USDo OtB
morning on b~nsin-a, 2AAA
Pete Rowe 6. Jerking .ligAinine Tor
the w.s.<rn Unisa in Chicago.
-. e Halfway esAs down froa
Tasesrora by the stage lass evening.
Frsd Wilson was brought down iron
from Star valley ls.I evening. sad Cd
HitAsd - Ne Hoe0stG.
william Coissl. ~sn.knovs thsOssE.
out the eocnty. is lying At Hsllsef
Station very sick With pneurnoniai
No no.s b.S watch repairing. All
work promptly lone an ~wrfrantsd a.
E. Gvrbsi's.; successor 70 James Brain
& Co.
A. w: Gedney and J. B. Moore. Of
Kaby valley, cams down from Wells by
the train this morning; the latter came
up from Sacramento, and went TO Wells
last evening. gHlFH
AnnieH owardvNeIanine aud deelar.
ed by the ommfssioners In LINN.
cy this morning. She will DO taken to the
as5lum at Stockton tomorrow morning
in charge Of Constable Lane. PEI!
John shuet has located for Che pee
emit In Eiko. and Is nov ofhciatfue aithe
bar Of the Humboldt Saloon. for John
Hibbots, where he can be interviewed
With impuuity. at al hours. 2 70 haL
A prisoner charged with the crime
Of murder. arrested at Vancouver, ". T.
Oh e requisition from Iowa. and in
charge Of an officer from that State. was
aboard Of the east bound train last
evening.
Constable Lane last evening arrested
three Cinnamon, charged with assault
and battery. and lodged them In Jail. They
were brought before Justice Susgeit this
morning. and the examination post
Poned until Monday morning at ten
o'clock.
The announcement IN yesterdays
Issue Of q Leap Year party 10 be given
by the ladies OF the Order 81 the East
ern star. on the 92d instant, Was an
error. The party will be given on tho
22d Of next month-Waahington's
Birthday.
w. d. Hopkins. . younger brother Of
the popular C. P. conductor. came ont
from Chicago. a few days ago, and Is
now making his homo at winnemucca.
The young man bears a Striking resem-
blance 10 :" Hop" and possesses all tho
family virtues Of the latter. including
that dangerous gift. good looks.
Too much guR" was the occasion
Of n lively alteration at Hsllock Sta
tion a day or two ago. between two be-
ligereni females nHmed respectively
Mrs McGuf aud Mrs. Williams, A
b~esr-glass in the lilly-white hands Of
the gentle MoGuf brought the row to a
sudden termination. infioting . seyers
wound upon the head Of her opponent,
The recent run Of the furnace a HALL
road consisted Of 10 tons Of copper mat
and 60 tons Of black oopper-7o tons In
all-which. when re6nedi &iit mako
about 63 tons Of ingot copper. the gross
value OF which. at tho present price,
will be about $4,000. The bullion is
shipped to Baltimore for refinement.
The run was made from the ores OF the
Blue Bell. Bob Hunter and Sweepstake
mines. The next run will DO made
some time In April OF Nay.
Frank NePhsters. who eamo up from
the Bay . couple Of days ago informs rs
that most Of those who left this section
for Tombstone District, Arizona, have
n~esndersd back 70 Sen Francisco. Il
appears that the imprssson regarding
thA, camp Received here through our
rent reports are not verified by . visit
10 the locality. Frank met our towns.
men Gibbs and R~obfchau, who left here
about the first Of December, for &h.
IONA. in the city. They had seen
enough Of that Territory for tho pres
ent. and were about to set out ON a
tour Of inspection in Oregon and Wash
ington Territory. Jim Mason had also
returned with hiH family. having secur-
red a desirable position in Sacramento,
We believe. Several other parties who
went to the new Dorado from this
county. were also recognized npon the