The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
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Gabriel Cohn is sojourning In Eurska.
The Sentinel Of yesterday says Bob
Coni0y is SojourninS in Eureka.
Mr. E. ]. Helms. sgen, for Sisson.
Wallace & Co. at Carlin. is in town to-
day on business.
A pleasure party Of $50 persons. en-
route TO San Francisco, where thoy cx
pect to arrive on May 18th il ON the way
West.
Stage arrivals from Tuscarora last
evening were j. Bailey and Mrs. w. A.
Daugberty. Departures this morning.
n. Tobias aud John Callaghiu.
Ben. Rsinhart. wLo has been in San
Francisco during the past two weeks.
purchasing n new stock Of Spring go2ds
for the firm, returned last evening.
Miss Lizzie Dorsey arrived from Cali
~foruia, whero she has been passing the
Winter. by tho train last evening. She
will spend the Summer with the family.
The suit of Storey County against tho
boundsmen OF u. II. Cat-.ck. the de.
fnulting treasurer, was to nave come up
fer trial to-day.
The special car California" con.
tanning tho family and servants of tho
Governor Of Guatamula. South America.
was attached to tho east bound train
last evening.
The joint settlement Of the County
Auditor and Treasurer for tho quarter
ending April 81. is published in this
issue 10 tbs exclusion OF our usual
nmouht Of general news. s1 Rt'-
It is tcpor,ei that Doc. Meigs, as an
especial mark OF Lis es,eemod consider.
alton, has presented 10 Doc. Muller Of
the City Drag Store, his patent reyersi
BILE. .Ieft-handed frontTdischsrging soup
lndle. -,-s-
Hennessey. who was on trial Mt yir-
giniR City for the second time. for tho
killing of Deputy County Glerk-Kelle.
her. vas acquitted on TUESDAY; the Jury
Icing ont about an hour. At the former
trial tho jury disagreed bells
It Is reported to-dnS that Frank
Hough's case OF mumps has become a
serious affair, he being laid up in n
helpless condition. That little calam.
ity should always he visited upon the
youth Of the country.
NJ. J. Bailey Of tho firm Of Bailey &
Hal!am. stock meE of Tuscarora, arrived
here Iy stage from The north last even.
ing. Mr.. Bailey is on his way to visit
his partner who has been posing the
Winter IN the Western Slope for the
benefit Of bis health.
Ell. Wright. the newly made Benedict,
".nssed u ropgh for Wells by the train
last evening. He wears the double
harness as .rncefuily as nm old singer,
aud received the congratulations of his
numerous friends us though he had
been accustomed to such hilarious dem
OHSbIabIOus lEOIl MS lLldu-N.
Mr.. James Clark OF the Depot Hotel,
is snid to have an abundance of the
choicest hop roots ever brought 10 this
part OF the State. and now is the very
time to SOW en-. Mr.. Clark is also q
''hop'shnrp" and auy desired informa-
ton on tho subject Of hops, Including
skips and jumps, will be cheerfully
furnished by that gentleman, upon ap-
plication to him.
One Of the abutments for the support
Of the bridge, across the Hcmboldt that
was carried away by the late flood. will
be completed to-day. 1t is Of heavy
rock, and will defy all future freshets.
The abutment on this side the break. is
yet to he constructed, however. and as
The rock must be obtained on the other
side OF the river, the work OF building il
is still greater. Fitch is laboring faith.
fully for its completion. feeling that
She job he has undertaken is q good
deal like the voluntary purchase o. o
uhitc claimant ...."" - .H .