The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-18
From Saturdays Daily
HA.LMAGUNDI.

Max Schoen, of Mountain City. is in
town to-day.
Hon. T. l.. Hardesty came down from
Wells this morning.
Gabriel Cohn spent yesterday among
his numerous Elko friends.
Frod Holland, of Lamoille, came in
yesterday evening and stopped over
till to day.
The departures for the north this
morning were Mrs. Il. II. Egglcston, j.
w. Caps, Miss Gertie Cape, and A. j..
Paiter.
Ranchers in the various agricultural
regions are beginning TO utilize this
fine Spring weather by starting tho
pillow and preparing to pnt in a Spring
crop.
The increase In population OF the
State OF Nevada, from 1870 10 1880 was
Gi53 pee cent, which is not IA lad
showing Tor a SAFE which Is said TO be
on the decline.
Professor DO Prans. the piano tuner,
presided at tho piano during last
nights entertainment. and gave some
very acceptable exhibitions of his skill
ms - performer on that instrument.
Persons who are DESTROYS Of retain
ing good hcalth-aud Nho is not
should avoid sleeping between sheets.
but should uto blankets enough TO keep
OF all sensation of chill during the en-
tire night.
Tho mcmbers Of the Eleventh session
ofthe Nevada Legislature nrs entitled
10 the gratitude Of the whole people for
I~Gssing n law compelling tbs faih-is Of
i!l~gGtImato children TO support them.
The Eureka Sentinel rays that this eI-
ira load upon the Shoulders Of many
an Adonis will make them sweat, nyi,
mud gronn.
5 =. Sears will be Mt home. EARNED
md equipped according to law" some
Nft'V "NAN "N'hs IA o itNhllt lut Fi-
i.prial management OF the I~spspEsDESr
prepared TO suppress instruction AMI
rebellion caused by the temporary cd.
itur. whose ideas OF public policy are
not altogether in accordance with the
views Of some OF our influential citi-
zsns.
A good broom is q honsehould nee
essity. aud ~ IL i To the Interest Of ov.
eTyono to ]patfonizo home IL situations.
our blind Oruom-makrr. who Is entitled
to grcNt credit for his enterprise in
striving by his own labor to support
himself, should DO ]pntronizel by the
people for many reasons. Whom you
wish n good, substantial broom, 80 to
the Elko factory and pa.Tonizo oDe who
IL entitled to your sympathy.
A terrible explosion Of dynamite oc-
cured yesterday morning nj Flemiug's
atone quarry, ut Dead Mans Holly,
near McKeospOtt, Pennsylvania. Daniel
and George Hsnniuger, Noble Gilkey
and an unknown man wero Mt work in
tho quarry and Que OF them attempted
to tbnw out a eau Of dynamite. when
M explosion followed scattering
rocks aud enrth in every direction.
Daniel H%enuingcr was killed outright;
George Henuinger and n colorsd man
are 80 badly injured that they will die.
A report is current that a short tinio
before tho adjournment OF Congress. an
attempt was made by soms person nm
known 10 assassinats cI.Secie,nry
Blaine, by shooting into q carriage in
which lie vas returning from q night
session at the Capitol. Mr.. Blaine treats
tho matter lightly: says the holes
through the windows in tho landau IN
which he rode w"s probably made by n
pebble thrown by soinc boy with q
devils sling" Hts family. however.
are said TO take n moro serious Wow OF
tho occurrence.