The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
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E. J. Carpeaux arrived hon BaIhoo
Hast evening. end II stiA In torn, u
II Is said THAT tAs HalioU Shipments
ton Bodte. for the current month. will
Esich che tsure Of $Iee!o Oc.
In Virginia City fresh ssra~brrIi-s
ere to 10 had at three bits . box and
new potatoes 4 eight cents = pound.
A carload Of thoroagh. bred Dsrhtn
cattle. passed through from th- west
yesterday. they are tcr Z. p. Hardessy,
1T Wells.
Fred Hart has finished his work OF
writing up Montana. and IL now in
New York where he will be employed o.
the Tires.
Rev. Geo. Jennings returned to Tus.
oarora by stage this morning, and joe
McClay started for the Boil Run country
blythe samc conveyance.
Geo. Ii. Haisht who has been Pur.
chasing goods for Smith, Woodruff &
Eunor. OF TusoSrotn, III SHu Francisco.
returned by the train last evening aud
started for home by stage this moruiug.
Asscmblyman Kelly who is still hero
under medical treatment, ~ improving.
but very slowly. lie il able to get out
and take the benefit 81 u sun. buth. how
ever, which is having u beneficial ef.
feet.
A drunken Indian cutered the dwell
lug Of y. D~slbauco, at Winueuiucca.
Wednesday, aud upon being ordeDi
out by lie lady OF the hoasc, drew =
siuali revolver. bat did uot discharge
it aud soon after weu,his way.
Divine SERVERS at the Presbyterian
Church To morrow. iuoruiug aud even.
ing. Sabbath School ut ~: 20.
Subject in the morning, "IIo~ TO Keep
the Sabhath;' In the evening. The
DHp,isw of Christ" or The Mirscl-
Of the Divine Recognition" Seats
free. All ute invited.
ThoS. Short and VIM. Meyers Of Ruby
Valley. are reported az having arrived
here fr"m ,art highly favored locality.
ty thls u%otnUus's tIniu-aul Nc d1 niu
feel at liberty 10 dispute The allegation.
although our extended p~-TegriuaiiOuS
through the principal busiuas. portions
Of til. city has failed to discover them,
or either Of therh. They are probably
looking about upon the on,-k:rts with u
view OF purchasing some suburbau
properties.
Dan Murphy. the well known cattle
man. arrived hecc from the West. by
tue train last evening. lc has been OF
rambling about IN tho Southern coun.
try during the winter, aud bIiuss back
With him n sprt of or augc blossom air,
.wh;ch u .rnuuiz-s we'll with the easy.
good nature, b-.rn "f fnt living nuI nu
easy crnscirucc. Dan has divided the
time aiure he i"ft here between The Se
noritA- uf Sonora; III" Ganbu-tni III
Arizona, and TIA. rrhucmeuis Of South.
ern Texas, aud unS comes to on tho
Nv hNiiS' ~ Nhl bAIilu
aud beans Of Eastern Nevada. Pending
the rplcnishinS Of his cellar aud lnrler
At Hull'ck Station. lie will take pot.
lack with the boys in town.
Tho amateur dramatic and musical
entertainment at the Hall ln-t evening.
was largely attended, aud was n pro.
nouuced success. the instrumental
aud vocal music was excellent, aui the
rendition Of the principal characters In
the pnutnmine Of 'Cindrrrlln'' and the
domestic drama Of 'llriu nIent," was
superior to that OF d majority Of pro
f~rssionHls. The pintomimic perform.
ances Of tue officiating priest with the
big NiK, Ia "Cindrrcil =" il worthy ~
special mention, and the silent Song.
Stor.'' in "Aull Lang Sync," excited
enthusiastic admiration by the we'll
feigned relish with which they qu-ffrd
great gobiris ot very thin air Instead 81
Scotch punch. while "tnkin a RIGHT guide
willie wacht" in its abnormal condition
Altogether, the entertainment was 81
very pleasant Quo aud was n~ppiauded
u the very echo.