The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
tFron Tuesday Daily
BalRaxundL.


and 10 day.
Nearly 1000 immigrants landed in
New York yesterday.
Jim Keeue, the wealthy stock broker.
once peddled stationery in San Fran
cisco.
Tuscarora butchers are now supplying
their customers with fat mutton from
Paradise Valley.
Through good management. more
than good luck. Elko escaped the small
poI scourgs the past Winter.
Chinese cooks are employed by many
families who are unable to get white
help. The wages pail vary between
SO and $40 per week.
when the Summer sun begins to size,
And the 'skeeter' taps the bloody pool;
Life seems indeed a fearful izZs
To him that would, but can't keep
cool"
L. G. Hill Of Rcssbnrg. Oregon. shot
and instantly killed his brsther-in-law
Sunday. A family feull led to the tragi.
cal result.
Senator Logan is in Washington to-
day. He has regained his health and
hurried back to fght tho bill for the re-
lief OF Fi:z john Porter.
Five thousand people attended the
reception in Boston Sunday night at the
semi centennial cele bration Of the entry
into Boston Of the Sisters Of Charity.
Many families are doing their own
washing. being unabls to procure wash.
Won and ( airing coutagion Of some
kind if the wash be given to Cinnamon.
Eight new cases OF smallpox are re-
ported On a British steamer in San
Francisco hAibor which brought a load
OF Chinese passengers and which has
been in qurrautin' ten days.
Cherry Greek. Nevada. a camp with
nearly q thousand Inhabitants. hasn't u
tailor within It's municipal boundaries,
the last one having packed his goose
and vHmCsed for Wood River.
Two narrow-gnuce locomotives we're
taken west yesterday. They were con.
signed to Yokohama. Jap n. aud in
tended for The PorCnai Il ,ilroad, now
being built noar that city. md which
will undoubtedly astonish the natives.
The Silver State says Bu'na Vista
John, the Piute Chief. attributes the
cool weather to the sickness OF the sun.
He says that luminary IS "h,ap sick"
and wonders that the medicine men OF
the pale fscts do not cure H.. So that we
can have warm weather.
The poet "Lariat" OF the Eureka
Sentinel connected tho following rhap.
sody from esiheiic ingredients gathered
in the pastures OF Oriental literature:
she ksscd me-. my beautiful darling,
drark the delight Of her lips;
TIL. universe neItcd togcJhgT,
Mortality stood In rciip-c.
A Spirit - light stool b fore M,
he nd the en- r1stle of wings:
The Eings OF earth wrr" ~ bcgg ~,
And the bcsgaTs of earth weTs rs kings.
~ NV hhN htiJOIlhu 1Iuso OF
the Butte Miner. who hal been browsing
about on the same range appended these:
My soul seemed TO rrstin sanctinc ell nest
OF hornets with EIOrihci st.Lg-.
Yesterday James McBuruey and
Samuel CASTOR put in position Mt the
grave Of William Brady. the handsome
slab long since prepared to mark his
last resting place Atthe burying ground.
The stone had been slowed away out Of
sight, md for the time forgotten. The
ait n'ion 81 the above named PARTIES
having been accidentally called to the
matter, they voluntarily and at their
own expense, pail the last tribute OF re-
spect to the remains Of Que Whose gem
orous nature was ever ready with q
cheerful response TO the demands Of
charity.