The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-25
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the 49, rusbdAy In Nay ns1i. fl8G
Aspecinl meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
Is, I. o. o. F.. will be held at their
hall this evening. tos Work In the de.
srees. A full attendance is Sequested.
Joe Lang at the Humboldt House ad.
v~ertisss free st.biing for teams belong-
ing to customers from the country or
elsewhere. See his notice in another
column.
Joe Roscnstock who has been down
to the Bay purchasing a stock Of Spring
goods. for some time past. returned by
the train last evening His new stock
will begin 70 arrive in a few days.
The remarkably friendly aud jovial
spirit manifested toward his friends aud
ncquisutnnces by Clark Kibbie Will. in
town yesterday, will be readily account
ed for by 4 glance at un item under the
head OF "born" in another column.
Captain G. G. Warner Who went out
to tue Northern part Of the county u
few days ago. arrived here last evening
with his buggy and team bringing
Frank GREATER along FROM Co%rnucopia.
The buggy was a sorry looking vehicle.
being literally cased in mud exhibiting
all the various qualities OF soil between
here and Idaho.
Miss Mile Christine the world re-
nowurd Two Headed Nightingale will
appeSr at Freeman Hall. OH Saturday
afternoon and evening, April 24th. She
is accompanied by Count Rosebud and
Baron Littls finger, said to be two Of the
smallest people ia existence. Tue
Compsnylis highly recommended by.
the press wherever they have appeared.
See I'D" under the head OF new to.
day"
couple OF tue express trains which
were blucknded by the SNOW in the
Sierra Nrradas. for several days past,
reached here last evening. bringing three
days mail from San Francisco. The
first one comprising nine cars drawn by
two engines arrived Mt six o'clock. fol.
lowed by the sccoud with five cars. IA
few minutes later. The roai through
the mountains is now open again, and
il il scarcely possible that SNOW enough
to stop travel will fall before next Win.
ter.
Our old acquaintance w. ii. Broad.
head, who last season operated mincsin
the Yankee Fork country, writes - letter
To j. q. Tucker, who is also Interested in
cisco, expressing his uub"uudcd faith
III the richness aud prrmuurTcv Of the
MINIS OF that entire country AMI reports
that he tosrth'r with some other par.
ties leave for the East ON the Goth in.
slant and tina! four substantial cOmpan.
len havo been organized aud will begin
operations IN ths Wood River and
Sawt0oth districts. ms soon as the season
is sufficiently a lvanc.i to admit Of it.
Through the agency OF S. w. Yawkey.
the following Patent WIS issued 10y the
Pateut Office at Washington. d. c.: To
Joseph R"srnstock, Elko, Nevada
Safety Pocket for Cloihiug. This in-
rcntiou consists OF II pad made OF long
wool or Other elastic fil.rous material,
which il scwcd into the mouth OF the
pocket. In lucnlIii.s SLerc long
wooded sheep are iHised the pad may he
simply "a portion Of II dri"d prlt cut 10
pocket. II forms u perfect barrier
ag"in, things dropping ont OF. the pocket.
At tho samc timo it does not obstruct
the hnn3 whou PIT into or taken out OF
the pocket.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. T. Vollmcr depart on
their trip to E!ropo by the train this
evening. The two little daughters Of
ii. NJ. Grant accompany them as far
east "a MicLiS-n where they will remain
shout n year With relations OF their fa.
ther and mother. returning hero ne;t
Spring. Harry. meantime reniuins here
with his father. Mr.. and Mrs. VolImer
will remain in Europe q couple OF years.
aud perhaps longer, ns the date Of their
return has not been settled upon, aud
will depend upon circumstances. The
best wishes Of their many friends in
this section will accompany them on
their long journey, and their return
will always 10 a welcome onc.