The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26
From Thursdays Daily
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I. =. Greenleaf returned from Tusca.
rora by stage Tuesday. evening, and de-
parted for San Francisco by The train
yesterday morning.
John i. Bradley arrived here from
San Francisco by tbs train last even
ing. He is in excellent health and will
remain in town q day or two.
The condition OF Mr.. Peurod is about
the same ss yesterday. he has rather
more pain, but the physician does not
regard his case as dangerous.
The passengers by stage for Tuscarora
yesterday morning werO: A. b. Chap
man. +. l.. Mcmahon, ]. Robbins and
Mrs. Daily. The only passenger out by
stage this morning. was Gus. Gerber.
A couple Of George RusselI's little
girls are having n light attack Of
measles. Children cannot contract the
disease too young for the earlier they
take it the more readily chey recover
from it.
The "Unclo Toms Cabin" troupe
consisting OF seventeen pers0ns and
four big blood hounds passed west by
the train this morning. The hounds
are said to be the pricipal feature of the
play, hence their immensity.
Fred Plane, formerly OF this place,
later of Winnemucca. and now asso-
ciated with his brother in business at
Chicago. Is down with a severe case Of
smallpox. i'll that city. May OF the
old timers here will remember Fred
and wish him n speedy recovery from
he dread disease.
Stanley Rigsby got back homo from
his trip East night before last, and
looks fresh and hearty. lie enjoyed
the visit after an abscuce OF Thirty years
immensely. About corn shuckiug time
is the most propitiOus for coon and
Possum. but Stanley says he bagged q
few Of the ''varmints," anyhow.
Yesterday being a legal holiday, the
District Court aud Grand Jury, on
Tuesday evening took n recess until
to-day. Court convened at the usual
hour this morning, but transacted no
business. The Grand Jury is still in
session, and the prospect this evening
is that they will not submit their report
before some time tomorrow.
Mrs. Daily OF Columbia, who has been
prospecting the business outlook at
Butte City returned by the train yestGr-
day morning and started by stage for
the North. She has concluded that the
Inducements in the restaurant line, at
Butte are in Do-wise superior to those
OF Columbia. and goes back to feed the
boys ut the old camp.
j. c. Crombie and family, who have
been alternating Mt Mineral Hill. for q
number of months past, returned here
by the train, last evening. Mr.. Crombie
will return to look after his interests at
Ia AA4A AtCuN a. l1ak VI Nub NCthN
but Mrs. Crombie and daughter, wo are
glad to announce, re.occupy their resi-
denco on Piety Hill and remain perma.
nently.
We are informed that our esteemed
young friend Abe Hesson, aud Miss
Jessie Ieates, were married at Tusca.
rora, yesterday. The bride was reared
here, from a child, and the groom dur.
ing the last yer was the popular Deputy
here under Sheriff Fitch, so that Elko
naturally feels a warm interest in the
welfare and happiness of tho young
couple, and thor Old friends on the
humboldt unite in congratulating them
upon the fulfllment of their hearts
desires, aud dovoutly wish them all the
advantages and pleasures OF that
smoothe and flowery route through lifo,
pressed only by tho feet OF the upright
and %viriuous.