The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-19
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The commencement of Lent should
be postponed until after the 22d.
A good meal and courteous attention
at the Gem Restaurant.
John Ainley. to-day. shipped another
carload OF barley to San Francisco.
An i~ncipient runaway on the street
was nipped in the bud about noon to-
day.
Gabriel cohn arrived by stage from
Tuscsrora, last evening. and departed
for Eureka by the train this morning.
John Airley started on a business
trip to Ogden aud Salt Lake last oven.
ing. He will return on Thursday or
Friday.
A number of the young folks have
arranged for the enjoyment Of a social
dance at Freeman Hall, next Friday
evening.
J. p. Edoffdeparted for San Francisco
by the train this morning. He goes on
n business trip and expects TO return
hero Saturday or Sunday evening.
Tho weather to-day is quite pleasant
despite the fact that at G O'Clock this
morning tho mercury marked twelve
degrees below zero.
The young man who called down the
vengeance Of an onragod female on his
devoted head, last night. will be more
careful in the future.
Subscribers who change their place
Of residence should notify the publish
ers in order hat their paper may be
sent to their new address.
There Is an impatient crowd waiting
for Spring to open so that they can get
back iato the mining camps OF Wood
River.
The Postofice at the hour Of arrival Of
the evening mail is the TRUSTING place
for many Of our young lovers and
l~assios.
Counterfeit half dollars, after a coin
Of the Philadelphia Mint in 1877, arc
in circulation. and are difficult to dis
iinguish from the genuine.
\ San Francisco restaurant mar 8
been nrrsstcd on the grounds of iusr 7.
Il is said that no put more thai 80
oysters in a gallon Of water Shilo
making soup.
FalstafT asks: What's honor 2"
We assure him there is not the least
particle IN the organism Of a being that
opens another p,:son's letters.
The District Court, convened on Sat-
uTduy, and adjourned for the term.
The February term commences with
the assembling Of the Grand Jury next
Monday at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. d. Il. SESSIONS md children
have gone to Oakland to clnain q
couple months, after which she will
take up her residence at Eureka with
her husband.
Al hDSlIiCI OF Ils 10 the StiT
~Spanglcd Banner mine, at TuscarOra,
has just been completed in handsome
style at the Office of Sic Comfy Re.
cordrr. The " l1nj0r" swings u ilOwery
gray-gooso Quill.
Reverend Mr.. Beard announced from
the pulpit last Sunday that on next
Sabbath ho would be absent at Eureka.
Circumstances have since %conspircd to
r,udcr his absence at that time, unncc.
oss.ry, aud he now desires it made
known that he will hold the usual sor-
vices ut the church hero. next Sunday.
An item under the head Of Born, "
III another column, will account for the
joyous expression illuminating the
~COUntonRuco of our esteemed young
t~Ownsman, Frank FernRld to-day. 4
letter from Mrs. Hamilton, his wiie's
mother, o the fact that he is the
father Of u fine, healthy boy aud that the
mother is getting along admirably.
Franks many friends will congratu-
late linn on so desirable n paternity.
md stand in with him in n bumper to
the continued health and prosperity OF
himself unI his thriving family.