The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-18
Iron Tuesday DARYL
AIilax.ISi.

Days warm and beautiful; night, cool
and pleasant.
John Brady came down from his
ranch on trout creek this morning.
County Surveyor J. O. Singles goes
to Toano today, where his professional
services will be required for a week or
two.
Dorsey Bros. loaded 25. 900 pouudso Of
freight for Tuscarora at the warehouse
Of Warner i Co., and pulled out for the
Upper Levels this morning.
Oliver Rife came in from his ranch
at Mound Valley yesterday. lie reports
everything in a healthy condition in
that portion OF the county.
Mr.. McKieruau, for the past year
connected with the management Of Iu-
dian affairs in this county took his de-
parture for Washington, d. c.. last
night.
Our old citizen Gabriel Cohn paid us
q visit this morning, looking as fresh
as a new-made Havana. He was ac-
c%ompanIed by Mr. Kyle. a very pleas
ant gentleman aud a brother OF Matt
Kyle. the Sheriff Of Eureka county.
Mrs. Byrne with two children arrived
here last evening from Tuscarora, on
their way - Grass Valley, Cal. She
says that the scarlet fever aud diphtheria
are raging in that camp. and that II
great many children nave died there
within the past few days.
The express messenger who gave
Agent Gallnger at this placs the points
i'll relation to the robbery Of a Southern
Pacific train in Arizona was evidently
somewhat mixed in his geography. In
stead Of Arizona he should have said
Missouri. One train robbery at a time
is qndntuH sIgfeit.
The gentlemanly Joseph Ross has
been duly commissioned, and will enter
upon the discharge Of his duties as
night Waterman this evening. Our
item some time ago connecting that
position with the namo OF Nolley Der.
nnrd was a seven months racket for
which officer Laue was responsible.
Thos entorprising managers Of the
Gem Restaurant are always alive to the
wants Of patrons. IL determined to
keep ahead regardless OF cost. Ar.
rn,,p,,.. H.. 49,, .a,-nVI- -.
Guided by which they will be in daily
receipt of Booths celebrated oval oys-
tiers, pronounced by epicures the finest
brand in the market.
At "A meeting of the Merrimac Mining
Company last evening, n special com.
rnittee was appointed to view out n new
road from l6.nile Spring on the Tusca
Tora road to the mine at the south end
Of Lone Mountain. The committee
was also empowered to view the condi.
ton Of things at the mine. and either
suspend operations on the LIST OF Octo-
Der or continue during the Winter.
A pioneer gone. Not to that bourne
from which no Traveller Icturneth, but
to keli"n. where he will engage in the
tcaming business this Fall aud Winter
and push on to Montana in the Spring.
We refer to Geo. Stoddard, who has
been n resident of Eiko for tho past 10
years. but finding the grass rather short
this Fall concluded to strike out for
pastures new. George is a frs, class
man III any country, and will make n
host Of friends wherever his check
lines may be cast. Hc was
led by the family of Mr.. G. G. Crane.
Mr.. Crane yet remains III town but will
follow as soon as his business matters
can be propnrly arranged.
a few days since we announced that
Salt Lake parties were engaged in n
thorough examination of Delano dis
trict with n view OF constructing leach.
ing works. Since then VS. learn that
Tho investigation proved entirely salts.
factory, aud that n company is now be.
30 III 'itN hAhc VIZ VIII
the necessary capital to plnco tile re.
qnired machinery on the ground and
TO further develop the mines during
the coming Winter. Delano district is
situated about 30 miles north Of To.
cora. and in the northeast corner OF
Eiko county. 1t attained considerable
prominence as n mining camp In early
times, but like many others soon fell n
victim to tho disease known as low
grade and high tariff. We hope that
those about to embark in the new en-.
terprise Of recpening the camp will re.
Hlizc all they anticipate; that II may
stimulate others TO look after our M.
merous abandoned districts which have
merit.
Hotel ArrIynIa