The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-01
1OCN AND STAIE NEWS.
North Coaniy Notea-

soil ptOopecu A1o pAtuCohAkty Gu
~courAgine. and that the MINERS aud
rhoss intsreStodf In that important indus
try are fully alive to the greatly i'm.
proved conditions. sa q
In company with Cap. Warner we
left here by buggy in the morning
and in the evening made tho
principal part Of dinner on brook
trout furnished by Van Eta at Hogle's
Shtls rauch on Jack Greek, sixty miles
distant. The beautiful stream; the
heavy growth Of willows; the thick.
soft carpet oi native cfoStsl Wick ut
orally coverJ the broad bottom lands OH
either side the stream; the wealth Of
wild flowers on every hand; were all
particularly re<reshing to one who for =
twelve month had looked upon nothing
Of q rural nature. At nightfali, how.
ever. the attack of tn. blood thirsty
mosq<ito. was fierce and uncomprolnis-
iz8> serving to modify undue enthusiasm
over the BEAUTIES Of unahorued nature.
aud the 10 less fierce assault; Of Suris nj,
sunrise, assisted materially ia ciaying
regret at enforced depar<re.
Pushing forward pas, the ranch Of
Ed Hardesty, q short distance up the
creek. the large new two.story dwelling
OF Chesley Woodwsrd's rose among the
trees, which at that point nssaipes
the dignity OF n forest. From there
across the low divide into Deep Creek.
tho road is through rolling bills taiGsiy
covered with gtsss and roaming stock.
Tho route down the last mentioned
creek though rather n ROACH one just
now. is n pleasant one to travel. grass.
water and geen willows forming the
groundwork Of the entire picture,
which is continued uubroken from the
eutrance TO BuIi Run Basin. to Coium.
bin. The drive through the Basin just
nov in it's carpets of. green. verig,ocd
with flowers; Its smooth slOping bills
dotted With sleek, lazy cattle aud the
long lines OF willows marking the course
oi tue clear mountain streams flowing
on every hand, is without doubt n far
lille ent experience from that Of 4 tip
o'e[ lie same rout" three o. Tour molihs
~esrlier, ~teu snow upon tbs lcvc!
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