The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-09
IRON Monday D.ily.l
aai0AGaaAI.

Col. A. C. Ellis departed this morn.
ing for his home in Carson City.
All Lsmoille and part Of Fort Hal
leek are in town to day.
Ashby's teams loaded with lumber
yesterday for Tusearora.
Tbs miners OF Railroad District are
flush again. as to day is payday at
Bullion.
Two car loads Of lumber arrived this
morning for tho Na,ojo mine, and are
awaiting shipment.
N.wS: We have been coufleut,ally
Informed that there will be a circus in
town on the 18th inst. Don't speak Of il.
Yesterday was quite warm and pleas
ant. At . o'clock the thermometer
marked a temperature Of 80 in the shade.
The County Commissioners are in
session to-day; present. full board. A
full report OF their proceedings will L-
published on Wednesday.
Nevada has fewer dividend paying
mines at present than for any period in
90 years. Next year ut this time The
showing will be different.
A tramp with n wooden leg dropped
into our sancium this afternoon about
3 O'clock. and said it was hotter than
81" The ia rmomet,r at that time
stood sc ih the shade.
l.. Penrod gave the ISDErEypgsr
Office a friendly call to-day. lie will
return to his mines at l land Mountain
next Wednesday.
To morrow. being 'hs Glorious Fourth,
the printers are entitled to their annual
j'mbores, aud 10 paper will be issued
fIom this Office.
Elmcr NcClellaud came in from La.
noble Valley y.stsrlsy. lie has given
his little urchIns a weeks vacation. in
order that .thcy appropriately ctl, brats
tic National Holiday.
Tie autopsy showed Guitaau's brain
IN be in II normal condition, weighing
10 ounces. The heart was in a healthy
condition aud weighed n fraction over
nine oauc,s.'
The two Eiss's Alexander left by
th" train yesterday morring for Virginia
CITY. where they will spend vacation
Si;h their aunt.
On' hundred AMI iorty-sir eIcur ion
i'tS from the East, aud a memb ~
Il the H"'stly troupe, passed through
by tain this mJ:nins.
&. c. Warner & Co. forwarded TO Tus.
caroTa. during the month of June, 400
900 pounds Of freight. including lum-
Der, coal, etc, b,iug IN .xcess Of $780,
90 pounds above the shipments for
Juno. 1881.
Emily" asked the To 10 Miner ali
drawers. gathered Mt the knees, are to
be f~ashiOuatis fr Summer venr?"
ORLANDO" replies: "Candidly. Emily.
We do not know. We rcnr OURS pla d,
tight to the .kin, and without gather
ing or rufling Of any kind" Our devil
says b." Las been wearing guuny sacks
all Winter and they were gath,red-
gathered them up around town.
Yest rlay ono person possessed Of
moro demons than tho "man In tho
toni s. amused himself by preparing
a iraH on the top Of one Of III, water
tubs in iro"t OF Liuon & Co.'S. A
loud was cut nearly in two aud the
boarl lid over tho tub With the cut
side down. Soon a "chrisiian gentle
man in his Sunday best" lrIsur,ly tool
his scat on the inviting board, aud -
Tnb!eau: Jack knife performance,
drowned rats. etc. ?
Roll 81 honor for Lamoille Public
School for the month OF June: Della
naEin, 100; Rosa Dakin, TO; LibLre
Dnkin, 100; Katie Thorpe. 100; samuel
Gillaud. LOO; Ida Strreier, lou: Cora
DHiin. %; Bertha Smith, 90; Maggie
Ltdlick, 90: Florence DnIiu, 20; Matte
Dnkin, 30; Alica Smith, US: Maud
Smith, Of; Maund Strcete-. "a. IT,.
teacher, l.. T. McCl, II md, states that
the names " several are omitted from
the roll on account Of absence c,used
by The high water rendering the school
l1use inaccessible