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


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DAlnaEunai.
Joseph and David Lindsey are In
town from Huntington to.duy.
Mrs.. George Seitz returned from
Dssth BY the train this morning.
The Eureka Leader will regularly re-
sumo its publication again in about ten
days.
Butoherknifs Jack 10 loading his
team for the Duck vslleY Reservation.
again to-day.
Yesterdays Sentinel says: Ex-senator
Gabriel Cohn Of Elko is In town. He
has lately embarked in the cigar bust
ness in San Francisco.
Indian Agent John How. has given
up his residence in this place. having
arranged TO permanently locate al the
Reservation. He went north by the
stage this morning.
TIE sad news Of the death CT Chris.
Peterson, at San Francisco, August 4th.
has Just been received here. The de-
ceased Was . brothor.in.lAw Of Mr..
GlAzier, Of Hallsck.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings desires that per-
sops to whom he may DO indebted. will
sond their accounts to him at once, as
he il about to depart for San Francisco
In tho course Of q day or two.
4 dispatch from E. r. Boynton, who
recently went East to visit his mother,
Who WAS seriously i'll. teleGraphed the
sad news Of her death two days previous
to his arrival. He soon returns West.
Attention WAS attracted to-day to .
new flag which 6oated from the STAFF at
Odd Fellows Hall, denoting a meeting
Of tho members OF the Order. this even
ing. 1t Is . large and handsome spread
Of bunting. bearing prominently, the
usual symbols.
A letter received here from San
Francisco brings the gratifying nows
that Recorder 8. NJ. Henley. is rapidly
rsSAining his usual health. anu that his
physician gives assurance that he can
return home With perfect safety in a
week OF two, at fSrthest.
The Eureka Relief Committee at its
session Thursday. resolved to ask no
outside aid. A local subscription Of
about 81. 500 has been raised, which
With SONS $4,000 remaining over in the
hands Of the Committee since the previ.
GUS co%nflagratior. will form a fund from
which most Of the needy can be relieved.
There will DO no preaching at Gran
gor Hall until further notice as Mr..
Jennings Is going to California for the
benefit Of his health. He may DO back
In the course OF n few weeks. The Sab
bath School will meet every Sabbath At
noon rs usual, and prayer meeting every
Wednesday in Granger Hall At 1880 p.
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r.. y. Morey arrived hero from San
FTAucisco. by the tEain last evening,
and vas joined by q couple OF gentle
MN whom he vas OIL Getting from the
y st; they having arrived by til. tra in
this morning. The gentlsmen referred
20, wore Mr.. CIV .Colehouse OF Chicago,
and Mr.. o. G. Morgan. Of LeadTille.
Immediately after breakfast tho party
started BY private conveyance. for Co
iumbia.
Parties here having BUSINESS Of inn
portAnoe with Judge Fiack, are particu.
larry DESTROYS Of obtaining his preuent
address, In order that tn y may be able to
communicato with hi n. for his advau-
tage. Tho Judge left hero about three
weeks ago for California, and pursuing
his usual custom on such occasions, has
ever since. remained nam As an oyster,
giving nary . wink. nod. sign or utter.
ance by which tho neck Of timber in
which he has immursd himself, might
DO ferreted out.
Tbs many friends OF Johnny Owens
Will DO panied 10 learn that on Thurs.
day last, no met n terrible death at
Battle Mountain. In attempting TO
board q train on the Nevada Central
road. he someway made n mis- step and
falling under the car wheels. was liter
ally severed In twain, killing him almost
Instantly: The young man had n mum.
Dor OF a~cquainiances among tho citizens
here. having for = time filed tho posi-
ton OF local Agent for tho Central
Pacific Company during che temporary
absence Of Mr.. Fast, tho regular Agent
ct this place. The deceased was q son
Of Mrs. Owens Of W~innemuoca.
Hotel Arrivals.