The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-31
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John Ainley started on . businSaa
trip % EarskA b Tia nOsuins's,nin
A Washington dispatch says w. G.
Bethlen has been appointed Postmaster
at Halleck.
Mrs. w. T. Hit strated by the train
this morning on q visit Of several weeks
to California.
II. Allen. q son Of Mrs. Cripple of
Tuscarora. was killed in a railroad &C
eident near Bakersfield. CAL, 4 few
d-ysago.
The Grand Prize mill began crushi..
ore again yesterday morning. The 10,
to be treated is from the Leopard mine.
at Cornucopia.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest Of the Assessor of Inyo county.
Cal. who has levanted with $1,000 of
the public funds.
Mrs. Frank Burlis has sold her
dwelling aud furniture to J. T.. Gill;
gan. who has moved his family into
their new quarters. Mrs. Burris and
daughter, are about to remove to Cali.
~foruia.
l.. ). Stokes passed through here on
his way to Smoky Valley, Land r
county. Monday. Til, Yic,orine mine.
which belongs to tho company Stokes
represents, is situated in the Toyabe
iange on the Gust side OF said valley
Jake Werthimer Was IA p, IS niger on
his way home to San Francisco, this
morning, and Jerry whited. who wen,
on u trip East by the southern route,
was returning after IA three weeks visit
among the coru-fed deu:zens Of the
Stat Of Illinois.
Bishop Mcclure OF Carlin, who has
been over at Zion assisting It the Pho
neer celebration, was a passenger for
home by the trim, this morning. The
Iridium says the demoustration was "A
tame affair, bu, Jim says it was u bangor
At MS emu Oh the line,
Tmes.Rsvistc: Last 5 lturi - after.
noon. as Juhu Thorn was working AT the
bottom OF the Grand Prize shaft, the
cage IN descending lit him on the
shoulder. throwing him down under it.
eru:siEg him considerably, and break.
ing his collar bone. He WAS taken to
the surface and conveyed to his home,
where lie is being attended by DR..
ThibudO.
j. F. Todd. the Veteran carver OF
bovine cIrctsses, who, for tn. p,s,
wear or 20, has been exploring Tia. Willis
OF Asia. Africa and tn. Wood X yer
county. presented "a Lrouzed aud bat.
tered. bUt withll. robust appearance,
rs he descended the platform from the
IVES; bound express train this m o%ruiny.
He wiIi JTui,e around among the bows
day or two. and as he has promised
oar reporter a detailed history Of his
late travels. our readers viii probably
de ~" u benefit from his ya!i.a exp-r.
r~.ences.
Details of the remark able exploits Of
a couple of our Gtlluw sport-mrn last
sunday, have Just reached here from a
rcno"uei h~ostc!ry on the Tusrnrot,
roHd, d"nomInutri the "Doby" mud EN-.
gin"'red by an ur bile person Of similar
c'Gnomeu, hut with the ufix. San"
1t Is rel ted Of the Elmrods mentioned
that their ju ignIeni was over uIten by
Z"nI' aud in their enthusiastic pursuit
OF the pleasures OF the hunt, the cLi,f
difficulty encountered was 10 avoid
running over the game AMI in prevent.
ing the birds from roasting upon their
Gnn'b'frels. nni prrsnhIimg the afore.
S'id SAN" that wild cats d. not pos.
S'ss wings. lie was convinced after
on" ct Tia" hunters captured the '',ur.
MINT which proved to be IA large vel.
low butterfly.