The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
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ADO" rose7t bup ITO" OeInn to-oAy.
@. H. Shepherd and niees. are In from
Coral Hill to-day.
A. J, tRoplstone has gone 70 takss
look at the prospects in Railroad Dis
trict. .EgFe srgp
County Recorder 8. NJ. Henley re-
turned ;by stage from 'Tuscarora this
evening.
Felix Coblentx and F. s. Marchapt,
OF San Francisco Iame down from Tus-
carora, by private convey snoe, this
: peter Cavansugh. Jr.. z. J. Powers,
o. K. Stampley aud s. LougabauRh,
are tho delegates from ormsby to the
Democratic State Convention ON the
9th instant. -ys .l
The stage from Tuscarora last even.
ing brought to the office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., a bar OF bullion from
Smith. Woodruff & Eunor, the value of
which wns 1907 Os. srua
A. J. Dallas. Of Tuscarora is sill in
town. His rendition of the shooting
cen In VIM. Tell. last evening, owing
to the absence Of LIE Sieur Arnaud, was
a miserable failure.
. j. II. Windle, formerly OF this place,
and subsequently, practiced law in Tus-
carora is reported as dying at his homo
in Paradise VSlley; tho family having
removed from this place 10 Hum, o.dt
county.
A twelve-yenr-old boy was lost OF
the w"st-bound train, somewhere be-
tween Carlin and Battle Mountain,
Tuesday. His parents were on board,
but at last accounts, il was not known
what Ind become of the lad.
Persons haukering after a hospital or
Jail will have an opportunity to become
possessed Of such desirable property by
attending the SheriG-s auction q. Eu-
rekn on the 18th Of next month. Mrs.
Toodles being laid up with rheumatic,
there will be a chance for outsiders.
We are requested by II. P. Freeman
to state that all the mining stocks held
by him for other parties, will be de-
liyered to the owners as fast as called
for. A great portion OF il has already
been returned and the balance only
awaits orders from its owners. No one.
Mr.. Freeman states. will lose q share OF
stock through him.
The ~failrre Of the water supply by the
pipes through town during the past two
days, is ewing to the failure Of the
stream from the mountain which has
heretofore supplied them. A stream
farther north was turned into the ditch
In order to continue the supply. but the
ground along tho route absorbed the
water so rapidly that its progress in the
ditch was very slow. and the first stream
mentioned failed before tho arrival OF
the second one. Itreached here to-day
however, but9wsS very muddy, and will
not probably be fit to turn into the
pipes until tonight orto.morro~ morn.
ing. The eastern portion Of the ditch
is now being put in order, and as soon
ns completed, the regular supply from
the river will DO forthcoming.
Among the names OF graduates Of tn,
Normal class Of the Girls High School
Of San Francisco, a list Of which We
find published in the Post. OF that city.
We are pleased to notice that OF Miss
Emma l.. Donnels. Mr.. Donnels' fam
lily removed from here to the Bay City
about 3 years ago. taking with them
tho respect and esteem Of all who know
them, aud the many warm friends Of
Miss Emma in this town and its yicini-
ty, will feel n glow Of pleasure on hear
ing Of tho flnttering success achieved
by one Of our f~avorite sagebrush dam
sells in n brilliant struggle for education.
al honors under the discipline Of an
institution. a diploma from which, is at
once a guarantee Of ability and acquire
ments IN the part OF the recipient, far
above the average.