The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
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The family OF section boss DeSins
departed for the West this morning.
s. II. Moore, Of Tusearora. struck
out FOR Wood river by train last even
ing.
Spence & Bensons big teams loaded
again to-day with coke for railroad Dis
trict.
DR.. A. j. rhibodo. Of this place, IS
looking over the professional neld a.
Tuscsrora.
Ben Yates is loading his big OK team
with lumber for the Aerrimac mine, at
Lone Mountain.
The Assessors bullion tax notice for
the quater ending February 2slh ap-
pears in another column.
We are sorry to learn thst superin-
tendent Mentally is prosira,ed again by
his old enemy the rheumatism. e.
Milo Lockwood. formerly Of this
place. now of Mineral Hill. arrived
here from the latter place by tho train
last evening. r
A party Of picnicers took advan tage
OF the lovely weather TO day to enjoy q
few hours recreation. and q ride out Mt
Kittridge canyon.
Conductor Walter Case, after several
weeks absence in California, came up
in charge Of the express train from the
West again, last evening.
An invitation to attend the third an.
nual meeting Of the Pacific Coast Press
Association, TO be held in San Francisco
on the Tth of next month, is extended
70 publishers of the Coast.
State Superintendent. Of Schools, D.
r. Sessions, passed through here from
the Wes., on his semi.annual tour Of
inspection among the schools OF the
various counties of the State.
We are glad to see that Nose Nc
Burnie. who has been seriously i'll for
the past two weeks, was able to leave
his roo this morning. He ia very
weak yet however. and will need care
and time TO effect a recovery.
r. p. Dayton of Eureka. arrived here
last evening, on his way to the Wood
River country. He leaves the position
Of agent for Remnant & Co. at Eureka,
which is now filled by James Munday
Of that place. Mr.. Dayton remained
over here to-day.
H. G. Catlin, Of Bruneau, who has
been in the East during the winter.
passed through on his way to San Fran.
aisco, by the train this morning. lie
was accompanied from here by his
brother, II. NJ. Cstlin, who came down
from Tuscarora by stage last evening.
John NcDermott sent in here from
his ranch in bamoille Valley, a few days
ego some 100 sacks Of an extra and pc.
culiar character OF barley, grown at his
place. The sacks are ordinary burlaps
and their weight. Allied, averaged over
llj pounds to the sack. The grain is
very full and plump. and unlike the
ordinary has no beard whatever.
From +. p. Hardesty, who arrived
from Wells by this mornings train, and
returned by tue noon train, we learn OF
the sudden dea.h, at his ranch near
Wells. Of Miss oIinda Dahl, a Young
lady friend from California who
has been visiting Mrs. Hardesty. The
young lady has been out Of health for a
long time, and with the view OF deriving
benefit ron II change OF climate. 5 aTted
on a trip east. stopping en- route to visit
her friend Mrs. Hdrdesty. The coDdi-
ton OF the young lNdy's health was not
such as to occasion alarm. aud her death
WAS. in consequence. very unexpected.
Mr.. Hardesty wal away from homo at
the time OF her DEATH the news reach.
ing him at Wells just before the depart
ure OF the train west. .