The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-20

Regular as'tins,ot Old Fellow. 60
night.
G. A. Watson and wife, OF Columbia.
departed Tor tho north by tho stage this
morning.
James McBurney, representative to
the Masonic Grand Lodge at Virgins
City from Elko Lodge No. Is, retured
hero BY the train last evening.
We arc sorry 20 hear that George Sal
bert. local agent for Wells. Fargo & Co.
will shortly remove With his family TO
Ogden. Utah. rr,s ..s
Rev. George Jennings will hold divine
services at Freshman Hall tomorrow at
the usual hours. Tho Sunday School
will take place Immediately after the
mor9tRH services. AL nre cordially in.
Vited.
The tables Of the billiard hall at the
Depot Hotel are bring covered With new
cloth aud generally overhauled, in pre-.
parstion for the champion game TO take
PlaCC CNNeC n u uhu oOo. hAttn
81 directly after the Cincinnati Con-
vsntion.
Mr. Banning, who for n long time
past has been carrying on the tailoring
business here. is preparing TO remove
with bis family To Colorado Springs, in
the State OF that name. He is fitting
up IA neAtcoyercds conveyance for the
tnp. and designs setting out III about a
week
We are requested By the manager OF
tho Vaudeville Troupe. which appears
at Freeman Hall. tonight. to say To the
public that no extra charge for reserved
seAts-as announced in tho bills-will
he made; tickets for every part Of the
house being a uniform price. Tickets
for sale at the PostoiTice.
Divine services Mt the Church to-
morrow. Subject IN the morning. The
Temptation" in the evening "'rhe
Reason for Il ligion.". Sabbath School
at IL: 10. Senis FREQ. All are cordially
invited. On Monday. June l4th. mt
1850 p. NJ. tho annual meeting OF the
Clutch and Congregation will be he'll
for the election al Trn-tees. etc.
Mrs. Vim. PiughoG and her eldes,
daughter. Miss Matte. aro exprcIed 10
arrive here from the T. at, by the train
tomorrow morning. When the younger
daughter WAS taken i'll. they were i'm
diAtsly autographed for aud mothrr aud
sister started ut once for Lorn-. Tn,
elder brother. Henry. who was in
Tuscarrrs. came at ouce npou receiving
n dispatch. and still remains with the
h~renYed tamily. Arrangements for the
funeral will not be mTie until to tuor
row.
Tho appearance OF four plumei
steeds. attached to an deliberately deco
rated covered wagon. d"shing down
the main street Ibis morning. caused
the citizens Of that ~thoroushfare to
stampede for their front doors und win
dows. under tho Impression that Bar
nuns big circus WAS Al,nu, to capture
tho town. y The word ''vnuiryill. -
which In csrniue capitals. six feet GuuS
env.loped the outfit. "llnyrd their fears.
however,. mi pteparn iuus to witness
tho performance "f the Star Company,
this evening. were nt once begun.
Col. A. C, Ellis. Of Carson. an I Hon.
J. G. HSgefmsn, Of Reno. dele gates to
tho National Democratic Convention
passed through here ON their = to
Ciueianlti, by Che train last ev ching.
Colonel Dave Buel was also q passenger
by the 3 ,me train Tor Montana. In an.
swor TO n question with regard to the
purchase OF the we'll known mining
property at .Sprueemont. recently, III
which trhnsuGtion he was. au active.
agent. the Colonel said a large and very
valuable property hd been secured.
upon which developments were now
beisg made. and npon which the force
Of men employed would In due time bc
Increased. aud the work prosecuted wig.
orously. -