The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30


Regular meeting Of ODD Fellows. to-
nightsplgT Nrgr .sE .rEnt.s
Strawberries are selling At twenty Eve
cents . box.
Rev. Robt. McCulloch returned from
. brief visit t. Island Mountain last
evening. J.
The military company have removed
their armory to Freeman Hall, where
they are comfortably located.
8. 8. Sears and family departed for
Ban Francisco by the train this morn
ing. They will be absent abouta week.
JAmes E. Spencer. Indian. agent at
Pyramid Lake, passed through on his
way home from an official visit 10 Wash
ington.
Doc. Meigs and ]. Webster Dorsey.
returned fruui their brief pleasure trip
to the Bay City by the train Thursday
evening.
8. Lubbock. we'll kuowu in this Uuu
Is a. one OF Rock Greeks former Gu
tsrprising mining men, passed through
fIou San Francisco last evening, on his
way to Colorado.
Tho compliments Of Justice Suggett,
with surety for forty days board u: the
Hotel de Fitch, were presented to I'D
eyed Sam at 4 O'Clock yesterday even.
Ing.
BY way Of variation We wcro favored
by another Wind storm today. Some
people. OF u fault-fnding disposition.
complain that this sort of thing - get
ting to be mOnOtonOus.
Men often jump nj conclusions. 50
do policemen. Laue recently jumped
ut the conclusion OF IL tramp tina: was
sticking on, Of Dorsey Bros hny.st,cE,
aud created considerable Disturbance
for the tramp.
J. l.. Wines departed for Ch"rry
Creek last evening. lie il engaged by
Woodruff " Eunor To defend II suit for
damages instituted against iLrm 10y par
ties in Eureka, and viii be absent fuyr
Or h:r days.
The social dance 10 nigh; Mt Freeman
Hall Ia given ns a farewell b-u.it t,
Wilbnr Bachelor. who leaves Elku ia a
day or two for a permanent rrsiicnc"
In Montana. His many I'll .u!s her"
will undoubtedly make the affair n com
ptrle succcss.
TIa N1ptl,.r ~ rI.x1s. TL..t. -.
anxious TO learn of his Nh ~rcuH0u'S.
Neisa young mau II or X yenrs Il
ago. and whe ! ~ heard from was in
Elko, A letter addressed to his mother
at Eureka, in regard TO him will be
thankfully received.
We were pleased to see the familiar
form Of Billy Vun Dreillcn nvnm our
streets once moro. With the exception
Of . little pAleness around the gills. a
cane, and a smile That; il very N-rtl. h,
exhibited no Indication of the Late "a.
voro illness through which hu h.,
passed.
The Indications are TINT J,sc bali
will rage 10 "A considerable cxtrut trls
summer in nil our towns. Eu~uar
comes TO tho front with ~ frIvu,ily c!rd
lengo to the Elko uiue. mud mildly in
sinuates that they can kunc!, tbs cus,"L
eoueoit ont OF most nuy nine ia the
Ststc that has tho hardihOod To- try cru-
elusions with them. They will probr.
bly, be accommodated.
Formerly the /. 0. G.. rs hid their
regular. weekly meetings at Granger
Hall; lAtterfy they have assembled at
Freeman Hall, q point much nearer to
the business portion Of tho town. AMI
now some crusty. rusty. musty. fustS,
dpsty, gusty c%uSmudgvom Of a man rs.
sSfts that 10 is NIL owing to the iuIurmcc
Of tn. sack jrdicibusly mrnipuItrI by,
our saloon men, but; We don'i believe a.
Those OF our readers who contemplate
Purchasing nuy article in the line Of
clothing. should by All means cxruiuc
the stock kept ny u. R.inhart & Co.
aud Joe Rracnstock. before ]scnIiny
their money ont Of own. The nbuv"
named gentlemen have an excellent Rp
probation Of the wants OF this comm.
nifty nnd always manage to furnish
their customers with the latcs: nnd most
fashionable styles Of wearing apparel.
Their counters are loaded down with
elegant suits which they propose to sell
'~Atbrd.rock prices. Give them n call.