The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-18
GFrcm Tu.sd.y's Daily.l
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There Is q gentleman in Elko who
calls It Juice bug"
F. F. Muller has just received a sup
ply OF fresh garden seeds. Call at the
drug store.
Some women who are called we'll
preserved, look more like they we're
we'll picked.
r. p. Hsm;ll and @. H. Meigs came
down from Wells last evening and
stopped in town to-day.
Il. Nay, an INDECENT miner, wal
brought down from Tuscarora yester-
day and admitted to the Hospital.
DON. fail to attend the dancing
class for all good dancers at Freeman
Hall tonight. All are invited to or
ganizs.
Judge Palmer game up from Carlin
this morning and held an inquest on
tho body Of the brakeman killed yes
terdsy, but no new facts were elected.
The weather continues unusually fine
Tor tho tiaie Of year, and rsnchers are
b~ePiHning to be somewhat uneasy at the
prospect Of q scarcity of water for the
coming Summer.
Mrs. William Plughoff left this
morning for a visit to her daughter al
Willows, Colusa county, California.
She will probably be absent some iour
weekg.
The departures for the north by
stage this morning were Mr.. ButDer, NJ.
Polk. l.. Ballenger, MAJ Schoen, and
a heather. Hong Sing Pay. the latter
part Of mis- name being tho most es.
sentinl.
The New York Sun complains that
the Chinese are Introducing vices in
New York. II there are any vices in
New York that were unknown previous
to the advent of the Chinese. We should
be pleased to have them enumerated.
The pigeon shooting match between
Carver and Bognrdus Saturday after
noon. at lC0 single birds. eighteen
yards. for a reserve purse of $500 aud
gate money to the winner. vas won by
Carver. There was a heavy storm aud
strong wind during the shooting. Car
yer. 80; B~ogardus. u.
A IouuG German from San Francis
co, n cigar merchant. who was on his
way to Europe, committed suicide by
poison on the c. 7. tain which ar
rived OF Ogden Saturday morning. His
name VS. c. L. E~rzsraber, nni lie had
ON his person nearly 500 in lash aud
a letter Of credit on a German house
for $1,000.
Frank Mooney, All oil resident of
Ruby Valley who was brought to the Hot
Springs last week for the oenefi OF his
health. died there laat night. The fu-
neral will take place from tbs Springs
Tomorrow al $50 p. IN. Thomas
O'Conuor and David Lautaf came
over from Ruby last evening and will
take charge Of the funeral arrange
a~rTangenou:s.
The Reno Gazc.ts OF recent date says:
"A young man well known about here
~Us III town last night win a check for
$4,000 on tho Bank Of Nevada. having
just sOll II mine iu Calico District, San
Bcrnardiuo county. California. 1t is a
good gruT-,take for the youth" Send
the young man over % Elko. There
are several parties here who would be
pleased to make his acquaintance.
A. w. Fisks, a Tuscarora attorney,
who has been sick for quite n while,
came down by stage yesterday accom-
panied by his wife. iut,nding TO go TO
Colorado with the hopo Of regaiuing
his health. This morning, however.
ho was taken suddenly worse, and
IIeatGed his last at IL n. to day. De.
ceased leaves u widow aud two inter.
est,ng children, who deeply NOUN his
untirncly death, and they have the
sympathy OF the cntiro community.
Funeral will take place from tho Depot
Hotel at IL O'Clock A. II. to morrow,