The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-11
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Hslltek. is in town to day.
The measles are worrying the children
at Eureka. .
The Central Pacific pile-driver ia at
work e~ularsing tho ~eulvsrt above town.
The only PASSENGER in by the stage
last evening was G. A. Watson.
The arrivals by the stage this evening
were Mrs. D'l. Wilson. Bell Rogers.
Rosa Rogers aud three M~ongolians.
Elko Eucampment. No. 8. meets at
the Odd Fellows Hall this evening at
8 o'clock.
They have now in store awaiting
shipment for T~uscarosa. IL, OC0 pounds
Of general merchandise.
Ben. Yates teams loaded , 1000 pounds
OF merchandise yesterday. and started
Tor Tuscsrora. g
A young man OF the dumphool species
made himself conspicuous last evening,
by various ecceutricities about the depot.
You must swear to your proper y now.
There must b" nO more do ges or lakes;
Go you up ami make oath. and don't row,
And then Won eau swear AZ yOar taxes.
Old John r binsou's circus. or, ms
the advertisement has it, the lover
wbelming gigantic union of shows"
which will exhibit in Elko, July 18th.
shows at Cheyenne on Saturday.
W. Z. F. Deal, Chairman the State
Democratic Central Committee, adver.
iises that a meeting OF that body will
be held at his office in Virginia City,
on Saturday July tho StL, 1882. Sc
advertisement in another column.
%Spencs's fast freight tam started for
Tuscarori With 5000 pounds Of miscel-
laneous freight this morning. lie has
o stocked the entire route with six.
horse teams. and the line. hence for
ward will be a regular semi daily.
The Phoebe Record says the only
strawberry seen in that section SO far
this season, is the strawberry seen on
the end Of IA fellows moss. and owing
to the continued cold weather, there
are quite a number OF bright berries
visible.
Warner & Co. have just received from
the west two car loads OF lumber for
Pelisr AZ Co, and one car load Of salt
for Triton & Co. They also forwarded
yesttrdI ~ to tho same parties in Tusca-
rora, %, 900 pounds Of wire, coal, ETC.,
and COCO feet Of lumber.
Amos Roach Of Pleasant Valley is in
town, and reports the streams la wing
their source in the Ruby range, higher
han he has ever SHOWN themG LamoilIe
IL higher than it has been for many
years. with a prospect OF rising still
high'r, provided the present lot weather
continues.
Dick Dorsey, TO day. sold TO Mr.. Hub
bard. the ~well-knowu stock man, lately
I Idaho. now of Hollister, Cal , . hun
dred head OF horses which Mr.. Hub
bard will take TO his home at the latter
place. This seems ike conveying
GOALS to Newcastle" but it is q fact.
neverthel, SIS.
The programme for The celebration Of
he'EpprSacLlug Fourth at IL ,ileck Sta.
ton, will he found duly advertised IN
another column. Our neigLbors OF Hal
! ok appear 20 be much more thoroughly
iwburd with the spirit Of &c, than we
OF Elko, or their patriotism is, at least,
OF a moro demonsiratiye nuture than
The ns'hetic Article indigenous to the
county scat.
Referring to The brilliant company
which is to appear at Freeman Hall next
Saturday evening, the New York Herald
OF March 29h, said: "'Oar Cob.
lins reappeared last evening ms bril-.
liant, spar king and funny as ever,
Clothed with new adornments and aIded
by some additional scenery this side
splitting play set the audience sin a roar
from the rise cf the curtain ut the be-.
ginning. until the gay spri,es embody-
ing II bal dis appeared at the end u the
third act. 1t IL without doubt one of
tho most laugh lbls productions ever
pat upon tho II ,ge, and to those WIN
desire an evenings g. puiuc mirth
nothing can be more plensurHbic."