The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-08
Iron Monday s Daily.l
BaImREundI.

oNA PiiOA y W.
tober 2lst.
o~vereoats and hesvy cloaks are very
comfortable to-day.
The Board OF County Commissioners
were in session to-day.
Tho Mckinley Comedy Company is
heading this way. Look out for bills
Several rows occurred Saturday nigh:
aud resulted il bruises aud black eyes.
No arrests.
Indian Agent Mayhush arrived from
tho Reservation yesterday by private
conveyance.
Black stockings of all qualities from
cotton. at 10 cents, TO clicked silk at So
are the very latest thing out.
Mrs. Alice ricorl left by the train
this morning for San Francisco. where
she will JOIN her husband who is n re-
porter on the San Francisco Chronicle.
We lanrn from n private letter re
cei'ed by Mr. Robins THIS morning that
Senator jones will pass through in a
few days. lie will probably stop over
4 short time in Elko.
Hon. q. W. Cassidy and Hon. q. ".
Merrill will address the citizens Of
Wells aud vicinity at ScLorG's Hall on
Wedudcsiny evening, October 4th.
Turn u and hear thcm.
We acknowledge the receipt Of No.
?, Vol. | Of tie Bellevue Chronicle. a
~dve-co!umn daily published at Bellevue.
Idaho. 1t is a spnght!y pap r devoted
to the general interest, Of tbs Wood
River country.
The arrivals from the north yetterlay.
were d. S. Carrick. V. J. Foley. Mrs.
knight J. c. Powers. J. j. LILLIAN. and
c. A. Watson. The departures this
morning were q. Il. H,irh.. ". C..
Price. W. J. DSIaIour and V. j.. Foley.
The weather ia as capricious as a
maiden in her teens. Saturday night
considerable rain fell and terminated in
a snow storm. Yesterday afternoon
was clear and pleasant, aud again this
morning the ground was white With
Snow.
That there is perfect unsninity in
tie Democratic party in E.ko County Is
manifest ia tho fact that those cuudi-
dates who wore defeated in tho Con-
Ventiun are laboung earnestly for tue
success Of he ticket. No cros-rn.ug:
no lncE-tnIk. bu, complete. sacc.ss on
the 7th Of November.
All persons interested in continuing
tho Sunday School ar, requested TO
contribute to a fund Tor tho chase
Of fuel. Tho money now in the Treas
ury il required to purchase paper,
cHri". o.c, aud 10 pay %j,ni;or fees
Please leave your contributions with
Hall, at the Foe; Alec.
Miss Lthbie Clover received n pleas
nut surprise at her home Or Saturday
evening, from = party u ten Young
scntl-Iarn and eight young Indies, who
in laden with r~efrcshnenjs
about 1850 P. n. snl found her quietly
reading, all unconscious # the cuntem-
raid. After enjoying Themselves
a, only young folks can tail II >. ~,
tLov retired. Tho occasion Was one Of
unusual enjoyment to oil couc,rn,d.
j. Al-Saudrr, while cndcayor,ng 70
accomplish a reduction Il his assess
men, this morning, resolved an oleyI.
ti"n 81 tho night optic at tho hands OF
uOn~ymhn. The precise nature
Of the controversy NO failed to learn.
but the application u raw beef gives a.
TINT theIo was u contact DO
tween Mr.. AlsIsndcr's face and somo
substance.
We received q letter this morning
from i. HUDSON, Of Huntington Val
ley. who went 10 Hot Springs, Arkan-
sus, recently with his WHO. for Ito ben
eft oil her henlih. They arrived nt tho
Springs OF September 2Ist, aud the
next day a shooting ufTrhy occurred be-
tween two editors, III which CHARLES
Matthews. editor Of the Hornet, WIS
killed. lIO, Springs has II permanent
population Of about q, OOO, with 100 or
more visitors.