The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11
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Cd to ,R.sIosS a.iisLD OIlG
'hfhc new military company viii meet
for drill this evening.
Tho Good rlapha An M@A&sA
regular meetings at ffSSaSsiH Hall hsie-
after ,SJXN SyyllLkII 81
Captain Jack Crawford. the "Poet
Scout" passed through on his way
East by l"s.ttes'AGH,rsisi3 fsTIsI
4 benefit dance tsnderel to Harry
Lormins; will he given At Granger Hall
TO morrow ev-thsy!s An ar.fstiaa!a 2
J. Z. Crombis. au hoseat granger
from Mineral Hill. rsturnrdh 10 the
bosdm Of his family Last SStniLg.
J. II. Rand. Who hes been on sbrief
visit to tho Western part OF the Stat
and California, rstIiaed here taa even.
ing. .NititH -'JaTUJ.
,-- Ross, former shot gun messen.
ger for Wells. Fa4so IS Ca.,,hrtween
this place sud WiupenuecN. passed.
through on his way to Ogden b, the
train last evening.
Company D. Elko Guard. bavo de,
cidcd to give HerSudtNiIl y .Adcisi5
Ball. ut Freeman Hall ON Monday even.
ing. May Sd. The advertisement will
appear ihnthis $FpS Cfmorr6Ns AlLI
a'5oe Rosenstock. one OF our most pop.
ular business men, departs for San
Francisco TO morroS morning to select
u large stock of Spring aud Summer
goods suitable to the wants Of his nu-
merous coustoiners. r'9sno = =
Commissioners Holnes anil Sears
went ont this niorning to examine the
new bridge recently built across the
South Fork of the Humboldt, on The
road to Railroad District. the contract
for which was aw .rded to Dudley Sale.
Harry Van Dreillen. a brother Of w.
CsVau Dreillen OF this place. arrived
here this morning direct from Holland.
He informs US that tn, family Of the
late Smith Van Dreillen, are now IN
South Bend, Iud., aul will arrive here
some time next week.
Dick Donit eaasfas5tAs 1~ssfsfsS,
DENr Office this morning. aul requested
that tic AAGjSB FitSss wiz tho
fsnk OF Colonel, be al led to the roll Of
the new company, Bspis not exactly
b. cripple, but Dick srys he will DO il, he
persists in "holding on,'tthe Big Pedro
between his shirt collar mud the back Of
his neck. f-iai-hk ~ i-r-f-r7trr III ~.
Another noble Roman has been
caught in the mnsri ponisir net. Last
evening at 0 o'oIoc y, Stephen n. Hen.
ley. County Record n and ono OF the
most prominent me nbers II he Demo-
-crtic party, was united In the holy
bonds ofmatrimony to Miss Ella Moody,
IN estimable young lady OF San Jose. Cal.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George Jennings Mt the residence
rpt Mrs, J. J. Ellis. only a few OF their
most intimate acquaintanccs being pres.
INT. An affair ofsihis kind. however,
could not be kept secret long, aud very
soon the house was filled with the
friends of both. oongratulatin9 , the
happy pair, and drinking their health
md prosperity in sparkling bumpers. Of
champagne. just as though they were
used to it. Sttye's liatchelor friends
ore heart broken over his detection. and
there is ~eepsag and whiting aud sussh:
ing Of teeth among the little band. Doc.
Meigs mourneth in sack.cloih and ashes:
Johnny Hibbets Is i~nconsolabie; Post.
master Hull refuses to be comforted, aud
each and every mSrbsFSqfrth e little
band remaining, sake 15ke. ghes,iOn
"Who neyLS Who nexl3r But scr.
row, stricken as neye aAttil they each Of
them, in common with 1Hs host Of
tfriends pSssessedby the bride andhlids.
groomSEish them n long life OF welded
bliss. and hope that the happiness OF
thtirTwedded hfetsss tnevar be smarrsd
BY n single cloud. The congratulations
Of the INDEPENDENT are also extended to
the newly mattel ssouPle and Their
health and happiness were drank in
sparkling &iue! esder5ds Haautiass
Of which vas SeutJo the printers. with
the complimcntso tie happy couple,