The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-20
IFrsm Tu.sd.y's Daily.l
aALMA1UNDI.

Arrived oy stage from TuBcarorA last
evening: William Gerrans. Departed
this morning: B Brown, Il st Clair.
The Atohison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe
sud the Missouri Pacific railroads have
got into q row and IRE calling each 9TH
or bad names.
The steamship Mississippi was de-
strc. ed by fire. Sunday. while lying at
her dock at Seattle. Engineer Knapp
was burned to death in his roCm.
The Eureka Sentinel says that COM
petent men have recently examined the
Albicn and they assert that the mine is
looking better now than it has for q
long time.
The Panama Canal Company have
been notified that they will. have to
pay tho police expenses Of the Isthmus
during the time the canal is building.
This will probably amount to about
$40. 0Oo. 600.
Almost the entire town OF Quapelli.
Washington Territory, was destroyed
by 6re Sunday night. Loss. $500. 900.
The hre started in the Government
emigraut sheds, and spread rapidly
over the city.
General Grant arrived at Cincinnati
yesterday morning With the remains OF
his mother, accompanied by his sister
and brother, in law. The burial took
place at Spring Grove Cemetery with
out ceremony. General Grant and 8 g.
ter 60 to their old home in Clearmont
county, aud return to New York.
r. II. McGinley's grand farewell per-
Torrance will be given at Freeman
Hall this evening. commencing at S:i5
sharp. Morris Arnhein, the
noted song and dance artist, takes part
this evening. and the entire entertain
will consist OF entire new acts,
songs. dances, etc. See the grand finale,
tonight.
In the matter OF Wheeler & Co.'S issue
10 themselves o.. so, ZOO shares OF stock
1t the y. & o. Il. &, Judge Sabin Of
he United States District Court de-
that the issue was fraudulent n
Eoid. In rendering the decision Judge
SAbiu said the case was one Of the most
that ever came under his
There was no shadow Of right
,r decency in it. He characterized the
Of interested parties to sell out
large sums Of money. MS utterly cor-
'upt ard such as no honest men would |
hink Of.
General Garcia's engagement with
lie Indians in Sonora demonstrated
hat the ApEches are more numerous
han vas supposed. Garcia estimated
hem at nearly 900 on the east and
sides Of the Sierra Madres. Those
rho remember the Nodoc war in the
ava beds appreciate tho difficulties
hAt Crook has to contend with. The
cannot 90 starved out, as the
furnish plenty Of game. 1t
nsy possibly require six months TO
the hostiles.
The Pi,che E.ecord has the following |
iotice OF one OF the early reGidon;s OF
his plcoe. Joe will be remembered by |
ONE Of the old-timers al the gay
q 4pg operators Who manipulated the
.ev IN 1878: ~. =. Sears. who has
n ra3idcnt Ui Phoebe for the past
welye years. during which time he has
in charge OF the Western Union
reieCGspl o. be, Will les. on Monday,
&c cmpaGied by his family. for Omaha, |
Nebraska, where he will spend some
hren months with his relations, and
rom thence will return to this coast
settle somewhere in California.
ssArs has been in poor health for
,he past couple Of years"
l.. Gronosky, Of Tusoarora. returned
ron, tho West by tho train last eve
hing. During his absence he hes Wis
ted Q number OF mining camps in Lam
Ter and Eye counties, among which he
Austin, Grantsyille. lone
Ind poSnieville. AustiD, he says, is
maintaining It's we'll earned reputation as
Of the best an we'll as most permanent
in the State. and recent Develop
OF a mos, promising nature at
Dlado, contiguous to Austin,
bid fcir to revive operations in that
quarter exceeding anything heretofore
prosecuted. At9rSntsVille, everything
al a s~taudS.ill. but Il is stated that
york IL soon TO 10 resumed in earnest
IN tho Alexander mine, the chief de-
osndonoo OF It's camp.
The immense deposits Of ore in the
m:no have been about
out, and the cdptiuu cd prosper.
psrity Of that camp 10 depoudondent
upon tho contingency OF discovering
new ore bodies at greater depth, pros
for which 10 being carried on
With vigor. Mr.. Groposky will return
10 bis homo in Tusoarora tomorrow or