The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-04
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NEEDING u ihss bodytotskS piscs sttbs
cout. Hose. lto-nisbLi sesiotAs. Z,
n p. Rr.smas cane p freia ths.
West by the train Last evsn3ngs Ma,
L. Terry Who has been viaiNns Ass
mother in Californis, also NEansab "
the same train. &I9Wl
The nrst Of JAY being the tine dssE.
mated BY laviior thS VSmmeAesmsnt %
busineaAby ReGstfy Agents. Judge Sec
gett, Of this baiiiNiek. annoaAesa thal
he Is nov ready 70 receive names.
By reference to . brief nSaes q
other column. Il win be disoevGeoasikaI
E. L. seitz, proprietor Of the Princi.
Pality. OF Deeth.' has increased the num-
Der of his subjects. hy1OSs, Hpd Il coz.
respondipgly happy!
Counselor J. L. Wines returned fIom
Eureka last evening. where ho was en-.
gagged as counsel in the cass OF Mc-
Laughlin vs.. Woodruff 4 Ennor.
E. Woodruff. Of Wells, also came in BY
he same train and continued his poute
home.
The Census Enumeration for the
third division OF tho Eighty FIRST district
which includes thotoWn, OF Elko. In nov
closed, and w. W. Baush, Euumerator
for the Division will listen To incendiary
remark. from the victims, at the Court
house on the 9th and 7th ~instants.
A party Of picknickers will leave here
for Kittridge Canyon about 0 O'Clock
Saturday morning. It's to DO an un.
conventional Democratic affair, in which
all who wish may join, provided they
bring their OWE grub. The basket"
style will predominant. but persons With
porcelain teeth and poor digestion will
be permitted to pack their ~provender in
their epigrastrium.
George Seibert, Local Agent for
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. during the past
three years, departs for Ogden by. the
train this evening, having resigned his
position here. Mr.. Seibert and his
wife. who preceded him, will remain In
Ogden for a time. until he shall have
determined where he will locate in bus.
mess. We regret the departure OF good
citizens from our midst, but can only
hope their new homes may prove pleas
ant and satisfactory. .
Bob. Ingersoll is Of the opinion that
Garfield will be elected next Fall, and
the Ass. Press flashes the p~arAlysiug
news all over the Continent. Old
"Kaintuek." q OF our most discerning
citizens. who can look quite as deeply
into a milestone us the bombastic Bob.
is equally as certain that Hancock is
the The Ass. Press will not per-
haps. accord On equal courtesy to our
esteemed citizen. but tho fact remains
that "Kaintuck's opinion touching this
matter, is worth quite as much as be-
wildering Bob.'s.
Five large horse teams. hauling
twelve covered wagons. filed iuto town
from the north. this morning. and halt
ing IN line on Commercial street, re-
minded M Of the earlier and purer
days Of the Republic. An interview
with the Captain Of the caravan reveal.
ed that the outfit belonged to W. l..
Thurman, OF southern Idaho; loaded in
That section with -four for Tuscarora;
delivered the freight at that place aud
Is now on its route to Kelton where il
will reload with farming machinery for
Thurman the owner the teams. who Is
an enterprising ranoher 10 the locality
whence they came. He has q thousand
acres in wheat and the hour freighted
was from grain Of his raising. Tho
teams are in fne condition and will
pursue their course eastward as soon as
provisioned for the journey.