The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
tFrOm Monday s paily.l
aaImaEundi.

pleasant weather. We hope. however,
tn 4 this week will bs u decided i'm
The Carson Appeal gives a graphic
description Of a general jamboree in a
saloon Mt Genoa, in which Charles
L~tugbton- RepuLlican candidate for
Lieutenant. Governor. fdjled for the
r~oliiekiuG ro"st,rs until they became
30 bois,rous that tie saloon keeper bal
to Temonstiat= in order to pEtyeu. his
shebuug from being torn down. Such
proceeding is well calculated to adj
dignity ~ to the oGico TO which llr.
Lauyhton hspiIes.y ~
]. n. ThRck-r, Wells, Fargo & Cos
detective, has beGn informed that the
Cherry CGeek stage robber, were caught
somebody's ago aud'Srs now in jail at
Hamilton. MASKS, pistols, etc., which
the stage driver. id,niifel. were found
in their possession. 50 that there is no
doubt Of their being tho righ, persons.
The registration Of voters will fall
200 short, in Eureka. Of the number
registered two yGaIs ago. says tue
Foo,hgkt. -a,
The Times Review repuJ!ishos the
list Of persons aud corporatinus whose
taxes have been raised on the ASS, SIS
m-ut roll, and volunteers tho informa.
fiou that '-thcr1 Urg evidently some
errors q, ruJftL.d.' Nov, will the
Tim,s-Rrview Kindly inform its readers
how II b,cane aware Of tho sid errors?
DO you know ihat thrresar arc r,rors? II
50, h"w do you know il? Yop new
have tbs h.or.'
Tie McGinrry Theatrical Troupe.
~bo wero billed to appear ct Freeman
Ilal! to-ui.h', have forwarded notice #
their Inability TO fulhlI thar engage
meat at time appointed. Further no
tico will in due time DO given.
a telegram from Hon. e. w. Cas-.
SHY taiS afternoon brings the inte!l:-
Eenco That JcwcIt Adams has so iar "a.
covered from his indigppsi,iOa as to
join the caEYaseEs IL; Austin.
Prot. Walters, the WI known vet
Urinary HurCoon aH3 LVTas taucr. Of
san Jose. California. vLo has been
krIt Lu-y hero during the pust three
weeks. will so to Wells next Sunday.
= maiuing there five d VS.. Mr.. Wal
tcrs il q thoroughbred inhi5 profession
aid ,tocLmeu and rnlclmen Of that
vicinity vii! Gni it to their advantage
to consult hin during Us stay.
Tbs practice Of snoJs and dead beats
plying for a meal or II drink with a
grceHback on which is written, The
last o! 4 fortune q IL ,UyO," is be-
coming monOtonoEs.
Tho BOARD OF County Commissioners
wa in session To-day. preparing orIhe
coming olaciiou.
The folio ring passengers left for
Tuscafora by stage ;his morning: 7. J.
Lewis, Mrs. Graham. M!ss Graham,
J. PHILIP,
S. II. Henley took n trip to bullion
to LAY to lock after his political intr-
ests in that gu mter.
FouI cars o.! eu.;Br4n's passed cas-!
this morning.
The following contributions have
been made 10 tie Sandy Scuool i1,i
fUnd Il. Il. Biselow. $3.50; John Ain
ley, $3.50; Q. W. Huu, 81; Mrs. James
Clark, 81; Mis-. Pull, % cts. Total,
$50.
The following shipments Of freight
for TuCnroga wero made 10y c.. c.
Warner & Co. to-day: by fast freight
2.i7o pounds; fuckers tennis $3.50; Jy
y. Wines team 10, 900 pounds.
Stanley RigSby shot two fine. fat
deer IN tho mountains n fvw miles north
Of Exc. A Gne steak for dinner to-
day gives US authority 10 Say that lLoy
wete \, /.
Iim,s-Rs,iaw: Daring The month Of
September, just past. there was shipped
from thin PLACE bullion to tho AMOUNT
Of G 9,2si.io, principally from the
N'v'jo mine. During tho present
mouth the shipments from the Navajo