The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02
Iron Monday Daily.l
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The Odd Fellows Of Tuscarora cele-
Lrate the 5ist anniversary to-day.
A vein Of rich ore eight feet in width.
assayiuG from $40 to 500 per ton. has
just been struck in the Stock Exchange
mine at Tuscarora.
The snow At Fort HAlleck lay upon.
the ground to sdepth Of six inches
yesterday, with n f,tteriug prospect for
more in the near future.
DR.. J. J. Meigs proposes to go abroad
GU a visit shortly. AMI DIR. T. W. Hunt
iugton Of Tuscarora. will return hvTe to
practice. in the meantime.
Mrs. Kueisly returned from her visit
to California. by the train yesterday
morning. She left her daughter. Miss
Josie, at school in Grass Valley.
Mrs. c.. II. Wilson and Mrs. Sam
Quincy departed for Eureka by the train
SHtur'ln". They have gone on n visit
OLA few days among friends or the
Base Rang.
Mrs. John Il. Bradley. We learn to-
day. has been quite sick for several
days past. We are glad however, to be
able 10 State that her condition is i'm
proving.
4 CIR LOAD 81 large Norman horses
pass"d through for San FrauciSco. by
the freight train last evening. They
were shipped from Illinois. Two large
reels Of cable for the Union Con-, were
ON the same train.
q : Holbrcok who arrived here
from Tnscsr"rn Saturday evening. de-
parted for ) III Lake City by the train
yesterday morning. iI-Hry IL. ~lInganSou
and Miss Mary G~rrrnberS also departed
for lIn:lcrk by the train last evening.
The first batch of stock quotations
Tor u weet. arrived from San Francifco
to-day. Tho storm seems to have ser
i"nSly IemorHlizcl the market as well
as every thing else. for the list is not
only short. but feariully pinched, also.
The first through train with San
Francisco mail. arrived yesienlay morn
ing about 80 und was followed by Il
second section ut > O'Clock. p. n; the
third y elton. con ,tituting the regular
No. | arrived At $40; un time. Bringing
the direct Western IN all. l. ,ch OF the
three trains WA hgul"d by two engines.
DR.. ". &. Stephenson. of Fort Col
iin-. Col. who HIS been calm. upon
the brethren nf til. VI Hruic Paternity.
nnl exhibiting u very han lsnme style
Of Il .siSt"r. has been quit" successful
in dispensing Of them Hm'l departs for the
west 10y the train this evening. We
fnuul the Doctor a most agreeable gep.
ticman.
John ". Epl"y. our oil TuscaroTa
acquaintance. in taking whit he sup.
passed Ia h., C,tnrrh Cure. got hold of q
bottle containing spirits nf nmoTia. aud
swallowed some Of tao a ii I b fore di,-
''''''iC NlN HllNNNh'' ih"iN''tl'h were
quickly applied. AM thourh for n time
hiS II ff'riugs were intense. W are glad
to mote tht H. pu'l"d thrJu ii all right
and will svpu b. about ~ in.
Tue express train from the East ar.
rived here ut ~ o'cI"tk; three hours
hchihi time. The cause Of the delay
~Hs ihu the train from Ogden was
oblirc,. {" await III" arrival Of the last
section frm the W, -, in order TO oh.
tain cars To make rp. Attached tn the
train WIS n special ear "f the Illinois
C"n'r,t road. 'uta!nins l.. u. I. II M.
h"lph, Treasurer of the Company, and
party.
Tho lrg nf tho Order A"ats from tho
stall a; OLD Fellows hail. { o day, in
concentration AZ April 18Th, the Gist
anniversary Of thr Introduction OF the
Order in America. Several members Of
Elko lodge had intended tn ho present
ut the crlrbr .;ion Of the day which takes
place ut Eureka, but unfortunately, cir
cmmsinnces < combined ms Ia prevent
them from fulfilling thris design, much
10 thtir regret.