The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
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the streets ought to stop.
Several wagons loaded with lumber
for Tssearora are nearly ready to start.
d. E. Hooten and vito aud Jame.
McCuteheon. Of Mound Valley, were in
town yesterday.
Senator rolley and wife arrived from
the West yesterday. and left this morn
Ing for his Tuscarora home.
James Meyers, Of Ruby Valley, Who
has been in town on business for q
couple VI days past. departed for home
by the train last evening.
Quite a lively thunder shower made
itself heard hero last night. It has
continued shovery most Of to-day, with
light rains and little wind.
Another populous train went through
ElEo yssterday-fVe cars. They werO
q supplemental addition 10 the Cana
dian railroad immigration.
Arrivals by stage last evening: J w
Dorsey. w II Huyck, ] A Banks. De-.
partures this morning: L nheinstrom,
$ Bamberger. J d Tolley uud wife, )
A Banks.
Ben Reiuhart has gone 10 San Fran
cisco for the purpose Of selecting a new
stock OF dry goods for the Spring
trade. He will be absent two or three
weeks.
A squad of Lighwsymen have been
engaged in making tho ways and high
ways in town into paths OF pleasant
ness. They have remedied some of
the boistorous antics Of Winters
storms.
The ladies' OF Elko now have IN op-
p~ortunity to eramins the new assort-
msnt Of millinery stock OF Mrs. Peel.
The latest Spring fashions, all beauti-
tul in design. can be found at her es-
tabliAhmept.
Iuscarora has n Sunday school, OF
ganized last Sunday. The teachers are
Mrs. Fisk. Mrs. Jeffries, Miss Lucy
Moore. Miss Emma Yeates. Miss May
Ennor. and Messrs. Jacobs ami Plum
mer. Mr.. wisker is Superintendent.
The new race-traek is now being
placed in order. under tue skilful man
neement Of Dick Dorsey and others. 1t
Will be ready to use for the Spring
races. 1t will be au 4 No. | mile track.
with easy turns and Lowell as n floor
Of the best, if not tho best in the
State. The fencing is all ready to put
up.
Gen. j. ID. Clark, formerly a member
Of Congress from Missouri, is making
Elko n business visit. Mr. C. p. Will
iams, largely interested in mining
property. is also here. They are gen.
iai gentlemen as we'll rs business men.
Gen. Clark and AIR. J. Henderson,. Of
This place. ara old and warm friends.
having both been reared at Fayeite, and
their meeting after years Of separation
was IL Of mutual pleasure.
Tho ApTil term Of the District Court
will commence at EIko next Monday,
The late Legislature amended the Act,
and provided that tho District Court in
the Fourth Judicial District shall COM
menee IN Humboldt county OH the
second Monday Of February, June and
October; in Elko Connty on the frat
Monday Of January, April aud Scptem-
Der. Persons having busindess in tho
counts should remember this change
and be ready for var.
Exc Lodge No. IS, l. 0. o. f., viii
celebrate the 9th anniversary Of their
Order on April Goth. by a grand ball in
the evening at Freeman Hall. The
best OF music has been engaged under
the direction OF Prof. Il. II. Mckinley.
and everything will be provided 10
make the occasion equal 10 my that
has been given in the past. Tickets
can DO bad at any OF the busines s
places in town. Price 50.