The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Iron Wednesday. D.ily.l



The fast-frsisht vent out for TuseA.
ron With 5000 pounds.
Reinhsrt 4 Co. shipped to H.llsel
Station to-day. . carload OF bran.
The preliminary examination Of Nc.
Intyrs is sill going on ss We go ,oprrss.
Warner 4 Co. received to-day. for
Urton Il Co, . carload Of lumber from
the Wsst.
A little girl was instantly killed on
the street in Ogden. by . runaway team
on Monday.
N. v. Paddock is loading-a car with
wool this evening for shipment to Bos-
ton He will have another car load for
shipment in u few days.
A portion Of Kansas got the benefit
OF anoib-r violent wind ,torm yester-
day. Owing to the tearing away Of tn.
wires. no particulars have yet beer OBJ
tanned.
The condition OF W. J. Penrose, con.
stable at Ruby Hill. is reported ne 30
much improved hat strong hopes are
entertained Of his ultimate recovery.
Ms. Olive Terry, who WINS one of the
party who l-t; here on the California
eIeursionI r .in ten days ngo, returned
home by the train last evening.
Pat Mallon. Who recently escaped
from the insane asylum at Reno, was
captur. d .; Frauktowu by Dr.. Dawson.
on Sunday. aud returned to his old
quarters.
Mrs. Scoville claims that the autopsy
showed that her brother was insane. aud
asserts III It she will beg in legal pro-
cerdings TO get possession Of his body,
Willvd b, him to Hicks.
Charley, the four-year-old son Of ].
l.. Porter, Of De-th who had busn SER
iou"iy i'll for sons tim" past, did this
morning. Dave Woods came down by
the train and procured o easket for the
remains, to-day.
Maj'r Arden r. Smith, Special Agent
in charge OF the Indian Reservation n,
DUCK Valley. arrived here from the
North Ivy stage lat evening. and depart
cd arL by the train this morning.
The appoiutm, ut OF q regular rgent has
probably rendered the further presence
OF the Major, Unnecessary.
The Board OF Purdoms were in session
in Carson Monday. Prvs cuses were
disposed Of. WIN. Somer.. Rose Maryny
and - Connolly were psrd ned
william Williams aud auot er convict
whose n 'nIe We did not learn were de
MED pardon. There are 20 more appIi-
Cations on file. Az Char,z will LOT
Apply ills session. .H
James B. Rains and Colonel Sear., o.
couple OF Loui vile editors, made tar.
gets Of themselves for pistol practice,
on Monday. Their shooting was exc
crnble however. the only damsge done
being n slight wound in .S-urs' foot.
aud a slIGh'er one upon tho person Of a
third party. Tbs bloody beliigerency
grew out Of a newspaper controversy
between the parties.
Isaac Case, one Of The pioneers Of the
Pacific Const, aud for many years a
well-kuop resident Of this section. saws
the Rcveille OF TIE 10Th INST ,ut. died in
this city last evening about 0 o'clock.
He WIS native Of RockIaud. NJ nne.
81 yrars Of age. ~nd leaves four childrcu,
" son aud daughter in California. AMI a
sou and daughter in Austin. His wife
died IA YEARS ngo in California. Mr.
Case bad many hirnds aud ncquaint-
ces here, all who knew as a man of
sterling int, gritty aud most excellent
character.
The Tim IS Review learns that on Fri
day last N J. Hatch, engineer at Whit
ney. Ve'sry & Co. mill at Coruuc pin,
met with a painful accident While al
~iustina all il!-6ttng oil cup, in the
crank sud ct tho connecting rod The
cup flew our, throwing bis hnnd against
the crank AID was caught between tn.
lace VI the crank snd the key. badly
lsc' rating the middle finger Of the right
h'nl between the knucsle aud frs,
joint. The brlauce Of the fingers were
sornrwhHt bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broken.