The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-26
From T-Aa-s.y,.D DARYL

to-nights -t-
O. b. ASH 4 In town 10 daJ. from.
Mound Valley.
I'D. Abel and Lieutenant Brown ar.
In town from Fort Halleck. eatra.
Elisha and Stephen Dskin, and ]. X.
Smith are in FROM Lamoille.y at-a
Dan Murphy, aud Han. Mccain ar.
rived By train from Haileck Station to.
day. y,tdAlt
H. O.. Catliu -arrived frow the vest
by the train last CIV: ming. H. starts on
a trip to ths Atlantic 6tAtss within q
day or two.
T.. Bleunerhasset, q former we'll
known citizen OF Humboldt county, has
gone with his family to Arizona. where
they propose to reside permanently.
The entertainment given 10y the mem.
bers Of the Sabbath School wall take
place at abe Church to mogrow evening.
\ very interesting programme has been
arranged anda pleasant limo will be
had.
State Senator elect, J.. u. Tollry and
Asssmblyman elect. ]. z. Kelley. ar.
rived here by stage IRON Tuscarora, las.
evening. They start for the Western
border Of the State by tho train in the
morning,
Major James Buckner. formerly As.
SCISSOR of Humboldt county, who re-
moved to California about a year ago.
has. we are glad TO hear. recovered his
health, aud proposes to make his home
again in the Silver State.
We learn that our former townsman
J. L.. Fast, agent for the E. & p. r. II.
at Eureka, has gone to Palisade for the
purpose Of temporary filling the position
OF General Freight. Passenger and
Ticket Agent. made vacant by the res.
ignation OF L. F. Lawler.
Hiss Mary Rogers. eldest daughter OF
our former County Recorder, F. A.
Rogers, passed west by the train this
morning. ON her way to San Francisco
where her mother and sister now re-
side. Fol n number of months past.
the young lady has been with her father
and brother out in the Wood River
county.
A gay time will be had by those who
attend the dance nt Hank Keith's, ia
LHmoille Valley tonight. Lamoillu
never fails to take the cake" in these
matters. and this particular dance will
be no exception to the established rule.
No doubt the torn that has prevailed
all day will prevent n number Of Elko.
ties from attending, who otherwise
would have been there; nevertheless
we predict that the affair will be n
complete success.
We learned last evening that G. H..
HeGler. who yesterday departed by the
wcst.bound train. left pecuniary liabii.
tiles i'll this section, u]uproviied for.
On becoming aware Of his departure,
IL. ID. H%nrrouu, one OF. his creditors,
caused his detention at Wiuncmucca,
on the arrival Of the train, but upon
payment Of tho amount due-soue
S2OO-with costs, he was permitted to
continue his journey.
A. g. Dawlcy returned from n visit 10
tho county seat of Lander, by the train
last evening. After nm absence from
the old camp at Austin Of about twelve
years. Gay was surprised Mt the many
changes md vast improvements that
had taken place in the Canyon City"
since he removed to Ruby. Aside from
the metropolitan air conferred upon the
town by the moving cars and engines Of
the Nevada Central, the general ad.
vnncement in style. looking to tasteful
establishment as we'll as comfort, Is no
less indicative OF a we'll grounded faith
In the permanent resources Of the old
pioneer camp. 10