The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-29
From Tuesdays Daily.l.


8alaAGanAL
Two special tea trAins eoDGistins Of
10 carr passed through bound Sast last
ovssing.
4. B. Bigslov and wife returned from
. brief trip TO TuScarora and outlying
camps Sunday evening.
Buicherknife Jake loaded up with
supplies for the Duck Valley Reserva.
ton and pulled out for his destination
TO-DAY.
s. 8. Sears and wife departed on .
brief visit for Railroad District by ph-
vats conveyance this morning. They
will be about two or th'ss days.
Mrs. Coz. reported to have suffered .
serious relapse in yesterdays paper. we
are pleased to state 10 out Of danger. and
her physician has hopes Of her ultimate
recovery.
Tom Prior, formerly a solid muldoou
Of Elko. arrived here from Black Pine,
Idaho, to-day. and is busy shaking
hands aud doing the agreeable among
his hosts Of friends.
The Surveyors. twelve in number5
started out this morning from Tucker
Bros. Livery Stable. They go to
thousand Spring Valley. snd from
thence to Salmon River.
Col. J. Ii. Stump. n popular candi.
date for the Office Of Clerk Of Elko
county. writes to friends in Tuscarora
that he will probably start for hat place
on or about the LIST proIimo.
Johnny Simpson is in Eureka, but
When he hears the news hat his wifs
was delivered of a sne, bouncing. seven
and-A-half pound Sirl. he will be about
the happiest man on the Base Range.
About thirty members Of the Garfield
and Arthur Club met pursuant to call
at tho Courthouse last evening. and
after listening to a rous:ng Republican
speech by r. II. Bigelow and appoint.
ing Q. W. Hull. J. II. Rand. and V. c..
Bartlett to address tho meeting next
Monday, adjourned.
A. the annual meeting Of the indie
pence stockholders, held in San Fran
cisco las, Monday. the following Direc-
tors were elected to serve for the ersu
ing year: j. L. Browne. President;
Thomas Cole, Vice President; Z. NJ.
Hall, Secretary; G. W. Grayson and
John Z. Dixon. Directors. Mr.. Mentally
was elected Superintendent by uuGni-
nous vote OF the Board.
The dance at the Hot Springs Ia. night
will be a mos: enjoyable affair. Jake
Garrecht, the popular proprietor. has
spared no effort to secure the comfort Of
those who may participate. Free car
riRgcs are in readiness to convey guests
to and from the Springs; IN elegant and
substantial collation. will be spreads
good music will be attendance, aud
altogether the occasion will lie one long
TO be remembered with satisfaction.
Our local sp%ortsmen will be interested
to know that prairie chickens, par
triJges, grouse, quail, pheasant. (or
RULED grouso), woodcock. wild geese,
brant, swan, any kind Of ducks, sand
hill ranes plover. robins, meadow larks
and GitIerns may be shot from Septem-
Der I to April /. Sage hens and snips
may be hunted from August | to Sep
tember l.. Insectiverous birds are
always protected. All kinds OF deer,
antelope and mountain sheep may be
shot Cor shot at) from July / to JAM
uary /.
Mrs. Johannes OF Eureka, a daughter
OF Mr.. Z. s. Yestes of Tusoarora. aud
we'll known to many Of our citizens. is
at present visiting her father at the
latter place. The TINES. Rsrirtc says ut
the late fire ct Eureka their residence
and all OF it's contents wera destroyed,
the family barely escaping with what
clothes they had on nj the time. They
also lost their dwelling in the other fire
at Eureka and were previously consider.
able sufferers by the food. Mr. Johun.
mes will. however, build n FIRE proof
brick residence on the site OF the old
one md his family will remain here
until II is ready to move into.