The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-18
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Eight guests are nov entertained ..
the Hotel de Fitch.
Th,rs are but two inmates ot=t6s
Hotel de Tramp.
The ISpETrxDENr n :IiEs Piichtrrs
casioria-elildren CRY for Il.
Charley White, an old time island
hountainneer. Isl in town.
The only stag. departure this morn
ing was one Heather. I'M
Several items of general and local
interest are crowded out.
John Epley. formerly Dfe Ta~sesrora,
now Of Salt Lake. is in town to-day.
VIM. DaSin and Mash stottler came
in from Lamoilis Valley this afternoon.
A freight train OF IS cara passed east
this afternoon.
John Beargo. n OF the viclms OF
the Union Con. mine explosion, died
on Monday morning st'2;3o o'clock.
Creed Sears has purchased a new
eroquet set. Look out for squalls mex.
week.
Billy Rogers. Representatives to- the
Grand Lodge, Iso. o. F.. from Cornu.
copia, came upby the train las, evening:
Billy Simpson is out With: biz black
ing outfit. striking the Fort Hall In.
dams for a job. s>s
II the proprietor remainsF away much
longer tha IsDrPkSDESr will have to be
enlarged.
The Masonic picnic on tho 2Ith inst.!
Will he held in the afternoon at the resi-
dence OF S. S. Scars.
Eureka has 967 children under 81
years Of age. or this number SIG were
born in Nevada.
The party who stole our ''dorg'' will
please return the same 70 a devil and
no questions will be asked.
sods-man-T Talbot soys il those bot.
ties ure not returned you will hear some.
thing ''drAp.''
A private letter from S.. 8. sc,rs
states that he is stopping at the Arlipc-
ton, Is haviag a general good time, aid
will DO home Sunday evening.
Charley Eissnburg came in from Rail-
rood District last evening and reports
progress. Two teams will be in from
thai locality laden with bullion next
Sunday.
The Scripture says, "Knock and il
shall be opened" There be those
among us who say that that may have
been true in the days Of the Apostles,
but it don't go in Elkq.
Rev. Teedywit Talmago is eoufhient
that tho North Pole will yetbo reached.
We suggest that he make the trial. We
arc certain hat the trip will relieve him
OF q portion of his latent heat. =.
The genial proprietor OF the Ocean
Spray Saloon is slightly ~indisposed.
lie is in doubt az to whether his break
fast was toadstools or mushrooms;
That's cosy, Walter; if they kill you,
they Were to%adstools; if you survive,
they were mnshrooms.
The wives, daughters and sisters of
Master Masons are earnestly reanested
:" meet the Ball Com mittee Of Arrange
ments at Masonic Hall on next Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock, to perfect arrapge-
men's for the Masonic picnic on the
gath inst.
We met n party at moor wondin. his
way towards tho river, and he looked
rather melancholy, and we thought at the
time he contemplated suicide. but upon
interviewing him, we found that he went
to the river to wash his feet, and wero
thus cheated out Of a first class item. -,
Justice Bradley has under c~onsidera-
ton the application for a writ OF habeas
corpus in the case of Guiteau. 1t l.,
made on the ground that the Criminal
Court had no jurisdiction. .:,
A severe snow storm occurred at H.
di"uapolis, Ind, Tuesday night, which
flooded a portion of the city. causing
considerable damage by the fllidg Of
cellars. Fifteen or twenty persons were
precipi;ated into Pogue's run by the
falling OF n bridge. Some were rescued.
others nro supposed to be drowned.