The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
From MosA1Sn.ily.,


John II. Bacon Of NounAika CITY, start
cd for the north BY stage Tile morning.
Three Of our citiIknA Nat. Stevens.
Charles Mitchell and Mr.. Martin started
for Wood river with . light four. horse
outfit. to-day.
E p HArdesty, accompanied by his
wife came down from Wells and re-
NAMED hsrS Saturday; fssuratpg homo
by the train Saturday evening.
A large number Of stock mon left here
this morning to attend the roieo on
Susie Creek. and q number Of other
parties will also go out tomorrow.
1t Was reported here yesterday, by Q
man who claimed to have lost his
clothes by the Ere. that a station on tho
Carlin aud Tuscarora road had burned,
Saturday.
Our former toWnsmsn, Al. Southland,
who has been liriDsA TAscssoras LETT
here With his little DO, for Utah where
he proposes to reside, by the train Sal
urday evening.
Mrs. J. ID. Watson, OF Philadelphia,
a reformed inebrinte will lecture at
Freeman hall Wednesday evening. on
the subject Of tsmperancc, under the
auspices Of the l. o. G. T.
The man and wife charged with the
murder Of = man aud woman near
WulIs walla, Washington Territory,
were ARE sted at Kansas City aud taken
through by the train this morning.
Eugene J. Stoltz went up by the train
this morning as far as Wells. from
which place he will continue his route
to Butte City, Montana, where he has
arranged to establish himself in bust.
ness. Success to him.
Tho advertisement of A. W. Gedney,
Of Rrby Valley. with regard to the cele-
brated stallion Noriork, under the head
of ''new to-day" in this issue. will be-
found Of interest to breeders Of fine
horses in this section Of country.
Jake wertheimsr. the we'll known
and popular agent for wiImerding &
Co. is in town again doing the agreea.
BILE among the boys. He has just TO-
urned from a trip North and starts for
the West again by tomorrow mornings
train.
A tramp whose name Is not known,
was killed at CarliH, Saturday. In at
tempting TO board a train which was
pulling IL from the depot, no made n
mis-stcp aud Was j.rnmed between the
platform aud the cars. The remains
were buried at Cnrlin.
w. T. Smith. J. Is. Dayton and W.
J. Urton came down from Tuscarora in
Fred. Wilson's livery outfit Saturday
evening. Dayton and Smith started
for California by the train Sunday
morning, Grton remaining ov.r here.
Frvd's wife returned from san francisco
by last evening . train aud started with
him 10y private conveyance. for their
home, this morning.
4 young gentlemen Of this place, who
~ now doing" San Francisco for the
first time. iii II conf ieutial epistle to n
friend here, lacunicAliy acknowledges
the inHl"qUlcy of al. his previous cou-
Ceriions u! tho magnitude OF the Bay
City, in the following brief quotation:
'lhrrc are more thugs in heaven and
earth lI"rn;iO. than nro dreamed OF
in your philosophy" Some natural
solicitudc for the safety Of tho young
person might be felt were il not that he
n being faithfully chapcroned by Doc.
Meigs.
a party OF four young musicians mr.
rived here by ths train last evening,
from Salt Lake City. md at Bi1el's
saloon diocoursed some excellent music.
a large crowd onu assembled in tho
house and listened to the pleasing
strains for n couple Of hours. As they
propose to remain here a couple OF days
II IL arranged by some OF our young
people to give n bal mt Freeman hall, at
which the party mentioned will furnish
tho music, tomorrow night.
Our old townsman. q. II. Banks, has
retired from the butt-end OF a Wells.
Fargo shotgun, md gone into business
on his W account ut Bullion, Railroad
District. John Speneo's teams loaded
with his goods and fixtures, started for
the above mentioned growing camp
both yesterday and to-day. Banks is
m Of tho old.timers md has hosts OF
friends aud ncqusintanccs. any aud all
Of whom may be suro OF a warm reccp-
ton at his hands whenever business or
pleasure leads them into that latitude.
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Runaway.
Onto a spirited runaway occurred on
Main street, this morning. Thomas
rahillt. Naa,, ,,l,.Io ...l- a.