The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
IFrom Monday s Daily.l
HalmAEuadl.

larson, to~day.
Put mp your hy screens before the
pests occupy your residence.
The business of the United States
Land Office at Eureka. Is rapidly in
crossing.
The best method OF breaking . frey
colt is to place him under q tventy.ton
steam hammer and turn loose.
Make ready for irrigating your trees
and vegetables. as nature has turned
the stop,cock on the gratis" water
supply.
People troubled by sleeplessness
should indulge freely in onions ard also
in milk, as both are conducive to SOM
Violence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Fast Of Palisade,
will leave about the first Of the coming
month for 4 trip to the principal Est.
ern and Southern cities.
The Comsly. Barton Opera Troupe
passed through for Salt Lake City by
the truin last evening. on their return
from San Francisco.
Counsellor J.. w. Dorsey, who has
been doing SIN Francisco aud environs
during the past two weeks. arrived
here by the train last evening.
R,ttlesnnkes nave made their appea
ance in the hills around town. One
was seen yesterday crossing the railroad
track n short distance above town. A
good sign Of warm weather.
Two car loads OF ~cocoous, direct from
China, were taken East yes,,rIny, on
their way to New Jersey. where the cul-
ture aud manufacture Of .I!k is carried
on quite extensively.
Mr. Z. Woodruff of Wells arrived here
by the west bould train tins morning,
and Immediately board d the stage for
Tuscarora. Mr. W. ID. Bray wac also n
passenger for the Upper Level by the
Same stage.
The st,g" from TuScnrora. Saturday
cv ming, brought down three bars Of
b Isle aud one bar OF North Belle
Isle bullion. the exact value Of which
We could not ascertain. 1t was between
seven and eight thousand dollars, how.
ever.
I'll. l,Nauk Ea-g-, -, t-,rn -
haunted house. II the demonstrations
are half ns absurd as the storiestold about
them, the reported d~isfnbodiei spi Its
must have been originally escapes frorn
the DAmphoOl iufrmary. and should De
at once mntenaiized aud licked by n
drove 81 healthy mules.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh Martin arrived
here from their hone at Brunoau. by
private conveyance this morning. Mr..
Martin has bern seriously out Of health
for some time pnSt. aud the main object
Of the trip at this time was to consult a
physician. The trip has proven beue
hciai in her case. however. and her
IN 'dical adviser assures her that her
condition is much improved. and that
with proper care her recovery. though
perhaps slow, is not doubtful.
John Shelton. who sold II his prop.
trty near Wells. last season, aud put in
tbs Winter prospecting Arizona, came
mp from the West by last evenings
train aud continued eastward az FIR Us
Wells. His mother, who had been Wis.
iting n daughter in that Southern Ter
ritory. accompanied him. Johnny say
down at Fort Mvhavc; his latest loca.
I on. tho mercury had crawled up to
log. in the shade. in April. aud M he
was not provided with the natural i'd
vnn'agcs Of n sAlnpnud, ~. 4 few degrees
nearer the North pole would harmoulze
more fully with his constitution.
The consignment Of colurrd people
who passed through here Saturday,
bound for San Francisco. To work in
tobacco factories. to take The place Of
~Chinnmen,t told all ~INDSrE"pENr reporter
that th'rs were plenty Of cOlorei people
in Virginia misernLly poor. who wouid
gladly come TO the Pacific Coast il they
had the means. There was some pretty
good singers amongst ilicm. Tho pas
s0ngers md bystnnders ut the depot
were treated TO several songs while the
train wns stopping. Our devil became
so jnb'lNnt Over their music aud singing
that ho rode down with them as far ns
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