The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-02-29
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H.s. sfokrs Il stopping n the walker
House Salt Lake Cny.
United States 1fAfShal Gus. Ash,
started on his return 70 Virginia City.
by The train this morning.
The sIAes froa Tssearora lsst atEht
brought 70 Wells. Fargo 4 Cos once
fdk!S6ip0sht YEA az bam Of At.solAI
bullion. vsIsed - $il,ts6 Sion
We learned to-day that II. P. Haynes
was brought to his homo hare sick. .
couple Of days sgo. and that he has
since been confined 70 his bed.
Messrs. Crawford and Williams Who
came In from Huntington vnllsyryester.
day. laid in . light load Of supplies. and
started on their return home this even
ing. rr' r rrrs . 40 O..
Ed Jones Was brought in from his
ranch in Pleasant valley. yesterday ana
is now Under trrAtmsut At his residence
here. He went odt to the ranch . few
days ago. and Will, doing ON heavy
lifting. strained himself severely.
Information is wanted in regard to
the whereabouts OF Ranalear Munson,
who was last heard from in C%ornucopIa,
Eve years ago. Any one Moving his
whereabouts will confer favor by ad.
dressing John %. Hammond, Carson
City. Nevada.
Bob, Johnson, OF Tusearorn. and VIM.
Hoar of ~Cornucopia, took charge Of our
person last evening. and marching us
up to the Hotel Dispenssry. made q
bibulous proposition agyrnrntingly au-
tnGonistic to our veil known character
as n modern Reformer. Such propo.
sails should always be mnds in private.
Judge Fiack being upable to continue
the discharge OF his dlties in The Court
Judge Rives, Of Eureka, was
~telcglphed for this morning to pre-.
side for the present term. A dispatch
rec. ived from The Judge, in reply. this
evening. his willingness to
respond TO the request and states that
he will come at once. 'a '.
Major D.LIis, having coquotted viii
Lady Bryan. is now laboriously working
his way back to the Great East. The
late snow has made the walking very
disngreeable. and on reaching Winnie
mucca, the Major laid over to have a
new pair of soles put on his mocasins.
IL the stormy weather continues he can
not reasonably expect to reach here be-
fore the middle OF next month.
Arrangements are being perfected 10
give a grand charitable ball here on the
evening Of st. Patrick's Day. the pro.
ceHdS of which to be given to the poor
of Elko. AS the management il in the
hands Of many Of our leading citizens,
aud the object one that appeals directly
to the Sympathies Of all, the affair can
not but be n complete success. The
advertisement will appear In to. NOR
rows issue.
Mr.. IND Mrs. f. l.. Ham, Of Silver
Greek, Who left. here last October on q
visit to their old homo in the East, hive
just returned in good health. and after
passing a couple Of days with their
friends in town. will return 10 their
ranch in the northern part Of the coun.
ty. They passed most OF the time
since leaving here in Illinois. Iowa and
Minnesota. and report the entire visit
AZ having been very pleasant one.
We arc in receipt of IN anonymous
communication, the publishing Of which
is declined, for the reason that il il
anonymous. It is a positive rule in
ali printing Offices that the real name
Of the writer must accompany the con.
tribution. to obtnin publication. The
renl name of the writer is not required
for publication, aud is always retained
as n secret, unless the disclosure il au.
thorizcd by the correspondent, or il
should become necessary in order 10
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