The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

Be%Hsifui day.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows to-
hight. 5sJiS sEEs Eih;NyGm
The Vaudeville Troupe are on their
way 10 Idaho.
The Aiuess' Union at Tusenrora will
give a grand hall on Monday evening.
July 5th,
When your opponent throws skies
and you only get fives. there is no hap
Piness ip. sSch apair'o'dice as that.
Awake, oh Tyre" is an old song.
but tho crowd that organized the New
England Club. last evening. take It AS "a
personal invitation aud turn out
promptly as a soldier at reveiile.
Rev. George Jennings wilihold divine
nefvices at Freeman Hall tomorrow at
thssasuAl hours. The Sunday School
will take place Immediately after the
uorniug services. All are cordially in
Vited.
The bellies Of Tuscarorn nmose them
selves by ko'll:ng hens II they would
turn, their attention to some Of the old
roosters ia hat uugodiy burg. the nu.
neruus scandal cases there would be
materially lessened.
Eighteen prisoncts sent from EIko
county, lauguish in the State Prison at
Carson. Thos. Hines, the hotel porter,
who relieved the French dancing master
Of SjO'at this place about a year ago.
has becn discharged from custody.
Divine serSices at the Church to-
morrow. Subject in the morning. ''The
Priuciyle Of Christian Love" In tho
evening. 1.-The Chief characteristics Of
Religion" Sabbath School at 1920.
Seats FREQ. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The Elko Cornell Band has been re-
organized, and the hl"re Of the brass
horns are once again heard in the land.
Tho members practice every evening,
and are determined To satisfy everybody
ia the matter Of martial music for the
coming Fourth.
A couple Of Frcnchmen. lundinG n
large cinnamon bear. arrived in town
last evening. aud for n little while at.
trAct-d n large crowd to their Immediate
vicinity. When tho hat vas passed.
however. the rapidity with which thA,
audience diSpcrAed wan truly marvel.
pms.
Pit his foot in it."-Tbis popular
expression originated il n gentleman
ing into TN. Stones place Of bust.
hess To hnd the right sort of boot to 1T
the pretty foot lac Was 40 fond OF show.
iuS. IIe PUT his foot in to just the
ncNtest aud best fitting boot in the
.wosld, aud wen on his way rejoicing.
The strawberry festival OF the prcsLy.
t-Iinu Sabbath School at Freeman Hall
Last evening Sn- q good old fashioned
social nrmr. The literary exercises
wrr" very interesting, and the large
humber present seemed 10 be crowdimg
49, much pleasure n possible into tie
,hort tinrr ih"y had to stay, both for
thu u~srlvrs and others.
Our worthy young Postmaster Q. W.
HILL. blushing likU II lut Of red ink,
ST. I'ped Into our oHic" to-day and 10.
qu-sted US to Inform the public
TINT ho Ia conjunction with his
fair hIil- To be. will 10 prepared to re-
ceivc their c congratulations at his resi-
d"nc", opposite tho Court House, sun
day evening At I O'Clock.
The funeral of Mary +. Dorsey look
place from the residence OF J. W. Dor.
scy, this morning ut 10 O'Clock. The
beautiful aud impressive services of tho
Episcopal Church were conducted by
Rev. A. J. Compton assisted by Rev.
Geo. Jennings. The remains were fol.
lowed 60 their last resting pl eco by q
large c]oncoursc OF friends and relatives.
The District Land Offices In Cali.
.fornia, Oregon aud Nevada hsvo
received Instructions from the Depart.
mert In THO effect that hereafter all
claimants for public timber lands mist
mako their proofs nnh payments within
% days after application, nnd they lire
prohibited from removing timber Until
such proofs aud payments have been
made. under penalty of being punished
as timber t~resphssers.