The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
tFron Monday D.ily.l
IDAlmAEanai.

A d. d. was politely excused from
the Cen this morning.
1t has rainsd almost constantly since
yesterday morning, With very little
prospect Of cessation.
Dan. Murphy. the cattle king. or.
rived from tho Bay by the train Satur-
day evening.
Miss Ida Pullman left this moruing
for Reno. where she will offend school
daring the Winter.
John G.. Singles says IL costs 81 90
to feed his girl on oysters. rs Tho can
get outside Of pine dishes at one
sitting.
In the list Of registered voters of
Salt Lake City the female element pre-.
dominates.
The passengers who left on the stage
this morning for the north were v. n.
Nelson, aud Il. f. Catlin.
BE careful Of her p~ose-Sadie Vest,
OF Iowa. has recovered $3.50 damages
from a man who paid ten cents to kiss
her at q church fair and scratched Ee-
nose.
II is quite distressing to professional
card writer's to be walked Up ut > O'Clock
a. NJ. and ordered to write Esq. as a
handle to the walkers name.
In the habers corpus case which
came before Judge Bigelow last Satur-
day the defendant was rsmanded to
Jail TO serve out his sentence.
1t is expected that Tom Atweli, cau-
didSte for Sheriff, will come down to
the Republican County Convention
with a solid delegation from the north.
The County Commissioners COM
mSnced their labors az a Board of
Equalization to-day. 1t will probably
take them the entire week TO get
through with their work. .
John Simpson, who was tried befor,
Judge susgett for disturbing the peace,
Was given ten days in the County Jail,
With tho strict Injunction 10 leave the
county Immediately ON the expiration
Of the sentence.
II. J. Keith end his Lieutenant, uarve
McA ANS. camo in from L.mo;lie on
Saturday and stopped over TIL today.
Joe licJricE. who has been confined
with typhoid fever since August 2d.
went down to CuTIin yesterday to have
a little run Si,h the boys.
Under the head Of Religions" the
New YORK Herald says: The change
that tho pig's dirty haLi,s arise from it's
morbid appetite is prob ,hly one reason
"hy some people call ~Gruukards uogs."
Now ~ha; connection is there between
religion and a hogs appiute {?
For tho last iov days wo have hal
regular Simon pure, Mississippi Valley.
Fail weather. There was snow on the
Sround in Elko yesterday morning. and
this moruiog The surrounding hills are
white, Indicating tn It winter will soon
be here.
The republican primary at this pre-.
cinct passed OF quietly on Saturday
evening, and the delegates on the Reg
ulHr Republican ticket were elected ly
n handsome majority. A few Of the
candidates Eel! somewhat behind tho
ticket, but AZ Was remarked by ono OF
tho delegates ,leci, at Was q perfect
Waterloo"
Mrs. q. L. Sherman. who was
brought to This place from salt Lake
City On July iih, died ut tho Depot IIo-
tol at $50 =. NJ, on Saturday. She WAS
n victim Of that dr,ni disease, con
sumption, mud was attended during her
last moments by Mrs Terry. Mrs.
Sherman seemed troubled in references
to some property, and by the advice Of
her attendant. sent for sn attorney on
Friday and executed q will ia favor Of
her four grandchildren. Mr. Sherman,
her husband. is n cattle dealer IN W.
oming. aud n telegram was sent to
~CheyoIns yesterday morning informing
him Ct the fatality. Tho romans will
DO shipped TO Oakland Tomorrow morn.
ing. consigned 10 Mrs. Blanche Shsr-
man, q da1ghtsr.in-law OF tho do.
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