The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-11
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spsnce's fast freight team also started
out with 1900 pounds Of fast freight.
Charley Bethel. the wsll.known Ne
vada Central conductor. il To- also
Messenger between Austin and Battle
Mountain for Wells. Fargo & Co.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet In regular session at ths
Courthouse on Monday nsIt, the 9th
instant.
Elko Lodge, No. 10. I. o. Q. F.,
kolds ts regular meeting at Odd Fsilsvs'
Hall this evening. beginning Mt s
O'Clock sharp.
THr highest point reached by the
mercury to-day, WAS 81 degrees in the
shade. Lemonade and linen busters
are gradually growing in popularity.
The returns Of School Census Marshal
Craighsad show 207 children between
ths sGss OF O and 10 years in this School
District; i2l girls and sc boys.
Tho departures by stage for Tusca.
rorA this morning were z. w. Chaplin.
Jr.. Mrs. Chaplin and tvoehildrsn. Mrs.
Bsy'rs and l.. GIonosky. Arrivals
from thoENorth by stage this evening: E.
s.. YsAteI. j. D. Bacon, wife and son.
Sheriff Ed. Raum Of White Pine
county, who was taken seriously i'll At
Wells q abort time ago. but recovered
sufficiently TO p~roceedo on his way to San
francisco, has rslapsed and ia now
lying so low at Q hospital in that city.
that nons but his attendants are suffer
cd in his preIsncs.
Prof. Warner was way off, in be-
coming discouraged 80 soon last night.
and shutting up shop before the do
PArturs Of the long train bearing solid
representatives Of the athens OF
America" for We know Of quite a num-
Der who had gathered filthy lucro where
with TO rsplenish the depleted e1chequsr
OF the superior Of Ole Bull"
The regular passenger train from the
West last evening consisted OF ten
coaches. drawn by two locomotives, and
bore the third ami last instalIment Of
the Raymond sIeuIsionists. 50 in num-
Der, under charge OF - Harding.
Charles Croker aud family wore also
Passengers in a special car attached TO
the train. They are on their way to
Europe.
Yesterday John backward Of Dixie
Valley, was thrown from a bucking
bronco. and sustained severe Injuries in
the dis!ocntion Of . shoulder and The
fracture OF a clAviele. DIR. Huntington
accompanied by Hsckwood's brother,
LIFT about Z o'clock yesterday for the
scene OF ths disaster. We fear that the
night ride was a tedious me- as one Of
tho Doctors team was quite lame.
The following ia the rspor. for Tia.
PLEASANT Valley Public School, Mis-
Hattie Cullen. tcncher, for the month
OF May: Nora Roach. leo; Lola Roach.
100; Minnie o'Scal. 100 Blanche
N~AN"' 80 NAOV p'bB7I W JOhlo Ia
msr. 9S; Adolphus Fink. 90; Willie
Wines, %: Alice BigSs. os: Bert Wines,
81; Albert Wines. %; Stella Taylor, %;
Andrew Hamsr, %; Grace Taylor. 0'.l
The street preacher, who announced
- sermon from the platform Of the freiclt
house on Tuesday evening, and who
marched so grandly up the street,
swinging gracefully the cracked Gem
dinner bell. aud whose audience oon.
Sistsd entirely Of Cesar Alexander. must
realize that tho effort to gather sheckles
by saving souls is as sounding brass
sud tiukling cymbals" to tho itinerant
gospel vendor.
List night. about 0 o'clock. n heated
political discussion occurred between
two f.lipes Of Tho malo persuasion, in
which boistorous and unbecoming Ian.
Iguags was used, to the infinite disgust
of the deniEsnS OF tho North Side. II Ia
now in order FOR Kcntuck 10 rise and
explain Nhyh A" a special agent for the
ip"int'nance Of good order, was not on
hand at tho appropriate moment to ar.
rest tho dis,uIbeTs Il the peace and up
hold the majesty OF the law. We fear
the hot weather is exercising O dsprOss
Ing influence on Kentuok's energies. and |
unless, in tho future, he should exercise
inols diligence in maintaining peace
and harmony II will 30 proper 10 cast
about for his SUCCESSOR.