The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
Iron Wednesdays Daily.
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E6. Price was1hs oplY passenger for
the north by stage this morning.
The crops in the Yellowstone Valley.
Montana. are already in the ground.
The Danish Government has decided
to appoint a vics Consul to reside at
Boise City. Idaho.
There nro now on the ranges in
Cho;eau county. Montana. 10000 head
Of cattle, worth IL. Oeo. 600.
Mossrs. Payne & Fernald received by
rail from the west today. a carload Of
lumber for their yard.
What's the matter now? 1. has
neither rained nor showed during the
past twelve hours.
Snake River. Idaho. above Shoshone
Falls, is now filled with ine large trout
and the miners there get all they wish
to cat.
Tramps around town annoy people by
asking for . few gents to get something
to eat. The hungry chaps are very
numerous.
w. S. Van Viiet. OF Sacramento. for.
merry an attorney Of tIis place. passed
through by the easi,bound train las:
evening. lie is on his way 70 Toronto.
Canada. where he is called on business.
The State Board of Pardons convened
at Carson on Monday. The application
of Squires, one Of the Verdi train rob
bcrs was granted. aud that Of John Cur.
ran was denied.
1t has been discovered That three
mails sent from Denver ut different
times the past winterto New York, were
stolen and postal agents are trying to
find out who did the tobbing.
The admission Of water to the pipes
which. during the Summer supply tho
town, has di closed a number OF leak.
ages in the same. which Mr.. Davis,
the owner Of the ssfns. is having Re.
paired as rapidly as possible.
Col. J. b. Moore. who has been wrs.
prospecting the political situation, came
mp by the train last evening. and pur.
sued his melancholy way 10 his ranch
Ia Ruby. At n private interview he
aSsnrei Doc. Mrigs that The party has
gone TO the dsrnnition bow vows. W.
Mrs. McSIaster Of Tuscnrorn, who has
jlst arrived from San Francisco with, all
the latsst styles Of millinery and ladies
furnishing goods, has opened her bTsneh
store in the brsk LuLdius gu Fourth
street. opposite the Hpmb.lIt Lodging
House.
Mr.. John L.. Bradley arrived from
san Francisco by the train last night.
lie is in good health and reports his
family the same. excepting u slight az.
tack Of mcnscls on tho part Of the
youngest child Mr.. bradley comes at
this time TO attend to his stock inter.
csts, and his old time fTIeuis will be
glad TO meet him again, as Of yore.
r.. l.. Fulton. editor OF" tho Reno
Gazette. and G. Z. Powniug, editor Of
tho Reno Journal returned westward
from Salt Like City bS the train this
morning. They vouchsafsd nothing in
relation - their present mission to
Zion, but a well grounded statement is
made that their object was to perfect
RrrarGrmeptsfor establishing mn even.
ing Democratic paper in the City OF the
Saints.
The Ogden Pilot says yesterday after
noon G.. NJ. Banks Of the Nevada
saloon, stsprcd out Of doors for a min
utc and when lac returned a ton dollar
piece WAS missing. which heleftpntbe
shelf behind tho counter. On mou-
tioning tho lsss, q chap who was in the
saloon wes noticed TO be very. lusy
about tho stove. Upon examination
the coin Was discovered among the
ashes.