The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
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The Lowell Courier thinks it only
natural that the Arizona cowboys should
be DULLES.
Warner & Co. loaded Den Yates
teams this morning with 5000 pound:
Of merchandise for Tuscarora.
Mrs. W. r. Hit departed by the train
this morning on n visit Of a couple oil
weeks to the Golden State.
j. Q. Shirley. the well-knoun ca,tl,
man, accompanied By three ladies,
passed west by the train this morning.
J. Spence started out with the FIRST
fast freight for Tuscnrora-3.0o0 pounds
Of general merohandise-this morning.
Division Superintendent. G. W. Cod
dington and wife came up by a special
TO day and returned by the regular train
this evening.
The following passengers |, It on the
stage this morning for Tuscaro.a: W.
Il. U-h r, John Barrett, Hank knigL:
and Mrs. McNIas,er.
The rast two days have been warm
and Spring.like. causing n rise in the
streams. The Humboldt River is run.
ming bank full and still rising.
/. C. J,ssup returned from a rrofcs.
sional visit to T~uscurora by the stage
Saturday evening, and will now he
found rs usual Mt his office, ready TO
execute all tbs dental work III t may 10
required.
J'T. Bradley who now has n hnif in.
terrst with Heck Mason, in the stock
and ranch on Mary's River, cnmc down
from tho ranch yesterday. They have
just used a car load Of barbed wire i N
fencing on the ranch.
Messrs. Russell 4 bradley have also
made the necessary preparations for
inclosiug their Twelve milo ranch on
the river above here. with wire AZ soon
the river subsidies sufficiently TO render
the work practicable.
Mrs. McSIasier vEo has boon doing
business here in tho millinery AID
indi's' furnishing goods line for the
pas; tao months. started by stage fer
Tusc trorh ihiI morning with the view
Of enl,rging her present stock ia tho
business at the Old camp.
Mr.. Il. l.. Horton, ono Of tho Oldest
aud most prominent business men Of
Austin. Lander couniy. passed through
for Salt Lake by the train last evening.
lie Is looking quits ns hearty aud almost
as yourg us he did fifteen years ago,
when W. bought goods OF him in Pony
Canyon. Mr.. Horton will probably stop
over with US a day ON Lis return "Trip.
Sheriff FL. BAUM Of White Pine
county, who was taken seriously i'll at
Wells a few days ago. was attended 10y
both DR.. Huntington OF this place, anil
DR.. Thoma Of Eureka has so far rccOv.
cred as to proceed on his way to Cali.
foTnia. lie VS. still very weak as he
passed through here 10y tho train this
morning. accompanied by DR.. Ihoma.
who returns to Eureka via Pa!is,dc.
Hank Knight. who was also with tho
sick man ct Wells, stopped of here, and
departed on n business tri? - Tusca-
roEH by the stage this moiniug.
The oli-tiTo Tuscarora caterer, vs..
II. Usher, who "a stranded at Butte
City by the tidal wave Of excitement
last Fall. arrived mere by the train Yes
t,rlay morning. IIo thoroughly tested
the GuSincss merits Of that camp from a
restaurant standpoint. md was hually
forced 10 admit that there was no nutri.
menl to be extracted from the situation.
He sold out his business at a sacrifice.
AMI h,aring Of tho frightening pros
poets on the Uppor,Levcl FASTENED back
to resume his old station as boss feeder
OF tho Tu}carorers. Upon Usher's per.
son. while here, was found a card Of in.
yita;ion issued by a Butte organic alton
styling themselves 377 aud n fraction
thereof. OF n very pressing character.
and pnrtaEing Of the nature OF a ticket.
of-lea'o. lio assured orr reporter, how.
ever, that his departure from the Hill
City was Ia xvii hurried by tho OPP.
peaTaucs oi these missiyes.