The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
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INJURY Suinu Ano Wm. Duny we're
the passengers by stage from the North
this evening.
John McNally and J. Il. Dennis
arrived here from Tuscarora by private
conveyance this evening.
Mr.. George Russell returned ID good
health from his trip to the Snake River
country. by the train this morning.
Dan Murphy came down from Hal.
leck this morning to attend to the ship
ping Of a train OF cattle from this place
this evening.
The delegates to the Republican Con.
ventiUn from C~ornucopia, are w. w.
Rogers and VIM. Hoar. from Rock
Creek, VIM. Rule.
Henry A. Young Of Pleasant Valley,
came in from his ranch this morning.
Henry Truman. also Of that Valley. Was
ia eown last night.
Volley Beruard. who has been SUI.
fering with rheumatism for several
weeks. was taken quite i'll a couple of
days ngo, and is still confined to his
bed.
s. E. Benson. who has been confined
to his bed with fever during the past
seven days has so far recovered his
health as to appear on the streets again
to-day.
w. E. Jackson. blacksmith at the
Argenta mine, Tuscarora. was seriously
injured by a och which fell AMI struck.
him in the face. while down in the
mine, Sunday last.
At the Republican primary election
in Tuscarora Saturday. T. c, Pluukett
was chosen As the candidate for Justice
OF the Peace, and Thomas Gaffney for
Constable. The Time, Revieo says the
total vote east was 329.
Barley Harreil came up from the Bay
by the train last evening. aud contin.
ued on to his stock ranch north Of
Wells. Mr.. Harrell went down with a
special train loaded with his cattle,
about two weeks ago. and will ship
again from Wells in about eight days.
Mrs. A. l.. Sherman of Osino. passed
through here on her way to Oakland.
Cal, Sunday morning Mrs. Sherman,
who is becoming advanced IA YEARS.
concluded to abandon the isolation of
snge-br.sh life, aud will hereafter re-.
side with her son. in the pleasant city
above mentioned.
Dan Murphy a few days ago. effected
the purchase of some four hundred head
OF fat cattle IN this vicinity, for shipment
to the S,n Francisco market. Messrs.
Litton. Cox. Yates, Mccall and Hunter,
who are of the pool, have b en- for
several days past engaged in gathering
up tue stock, and the shipment To-
Murphy & Horn. at the Bay. will be
made from the Company's corral abov~
town, this evening. NJ. Murphy will
also ship this evening from HIlleck
Station to ~ Francisco, one hrnlrel
head OF fine beef cattle, the satie hny.
ing been purchased by him from
Arihnr Lowe.
The fear tn": the late frcs;s would
render the grain crop shG:. in this
county. which we have heard expressed,
can scarcely be we'll founded. Consider.
able damage was dcpe 10 u few local..
ties. IT is true. but statements from par.
lies resident OF the agricultural dis.
tricts, are to the effect that the injury
sustained was generally much lighter
t an was at frs, anticipated. The firm
of Rrinhnrt K Co. OF this place. have
alone disposed OF Gj.UUO standard
sacks OF that cereal already, of this years
prodnct, which numbeT during he
season. they expect to increase to at
least 5000; equivalent to about 1000
tons. The amount received up to this
time has been forwarded by the firm
TO Eureka and other points. but the
principal part Of that to be received
hereafter. will be stored in the Upper
Depot building, which has beeh leased
for the purpose.