The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-11
Iron Monday Daily.l
HAInanrnndI.
q. II. Shepherd was in town TO-DAY


our streets to-day.
The departures for Tus.srors this
morning were; Mrs. Waller and Harry
Parker. -
The arrivals from Tus,lrora this even
ing we're: Mrs. r. 5fcNtsster and Mrs.
F!emmer.
Phillips teams are loading with lum-
Der to-day for rusc-rora.
Tom GIblin on horseback reminds
one of Phil. Shsridan's famous ride up
the Shenandoah.
]. C. Singles accompanied the survey
ing party which left for the south this
morning.
Tie County Commissioners are in
session t .day. A full r.port will be
published ia to-morrow's issue.
81. Van w:sksr. who is interested in
the White Rock mines, is stopping il
Elko, aud will go up to look after his
interests in a few days.
TEE smiling couut.n,ncs Of V. C.
Bart EFT is again seen upon our streets,
he having returned from Good Hope
last night.
Miss Josie Knsis,ey came mp from
Washington College near San jose. las,
evening, and goes to Wells by train this
evening.
Chris. Reckhart left for the West
yesterday morning, but We are in doubt
as TO his objective point, or the length
Of time he will be absent.
The stage this evening brought down
40 pounds OF crude bullion valued Mt
sl,25O. from w. V. & Co. consisned to
tbs U. S. Mint ut Carson.
The rush for Calico and everything
wrapt in it, too, for hat materials
been frantically furious ever since We
can remember.
The Virginia Enterprise prints the
following rs IN item OF news: The
rush to Calico is increasing daily. A
gentleman from there tells the San B-r-
nHrdino Times that he met over fifty
teams ON the road"
An INDECENT German woman is work.
ing on the feelings of the charitably
disposed. in order TO raise sufficient
funds to take Eer-tho Lord only knows
where.
The verdict OF q Colorado jury which
recently held An inquest on "A Ute In
dian, burned at She stake by raucheIs,
was that the dead savage Was over
cOine by heat"
W. L. F. Deal and family of Virginia
City. were passengers by the train last
night. Mr.. Deals family are on their
way east. and he il merely accompany
ing them part OF the way on their route.
We are requested TO state that the
ticket for the Fourth Of July excursion
advertised in another column includes
both the trip to Monterey and Santa
Clara without further cost.
Tho W parties of United States sur
veyors. who have just completed their
outfit ut this place, consisting Of rs
men started for their field Of op-rations.
DING south, this morning.
J.p.Edon,J.w W. Dorsey aud y. A.Siy.ss
departed from hsre by tho east lound
train last evening. Edof goes TO
Omaha on business AMI will he absent
about 10 days; Dorsey is beading fer
Zion. and Stiles is on his way to his
home at Dillon, Montana.
Bicycles arc being constru sted in the
East with two eau =. one imIuediat. ly be-
hind the OTHER, SO the rider can take his
best girl along with hun. She sit, as
on a side saddle, places her right arm
Hryuud his waist and ohews ,um. While
he rolls a wad Of fue-cut under his
tongue aud works tbs treadlcs.
J. A. Lirker, Esq, gave tho ISDE
Office a friendly call today.
Having sold out his interest ia the Sigo
Brush State, he will start some timu
during July with his family. for nu over
l'nd, " go as you p~lens." trip to Cali
fcrnia. He intends locating perma.
nenti! in McuiVcino county.
J,B. Fi:cL AMI r II Bigelow OF Elko
Lodge, No. IS, 1. o y. F.. AMI T.. S.
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Yeats nni W. w. Rogers of Tuscn ora
and Cornucopia Lodges departed for
Carson City by the train yesterday
morning. They went to attend the Sc
sion OF tho GRIND Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows rh'ch assemblies in that city to.
morrow, as Grand Representa- YES from
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