The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-22
IFrop Tuesday. Dsily.l
sALMAGUNDI.

rora with $4,000 pounds merchandise.
For first-e class pictures. 60 TO pe gal
cry two doors south Of the Courthouse.
Warner & Ce. to-day received from
the West another a load Of lumber
for Psltisr & Co.
Superintendent Dixon and Foreman
Daugherty are over taking in the situa
ton at Lone Mountain.
l.. 1. Hogle calculates that his hay
crop in Independence valley this year
will amount to COO tons.
Within the past two days. three
trains, embracing forty-sir carloads Of
tea. have passed through here. going
east.
In the Superior Court at San Fran
cisco, Friday, Joseph aurlando and
Rattan. the murderer Of Lansing, we're
sentenced TO be hanged on Friday. Au-
gust ,.
Rey. George w. James, OF Eureka,
requests us TO make public
meut that hs will hold divine services
at the church in this place tomorrow
evening.
II is auggested hat after the e. P.
c~ouductoss don their new uniform they
be each furnished with n tin sword and
given drill eEeycise. in order to enable
them to iojp lac police service should
they DO bounced.
Miss Bell Henderson,. who was eI-
pected 70 arrive here Sunday evening
from the East. will reach here this eve
ming, a dispatch u that effect having
been received by the family last night.
from Salt Lake City, where the young
lady chopped over a couple OF days.
Arrived by stage Sunday evening:
Mrs n Chapman. Departures yesterday
morning: W c Price. Arrived last eve.
nIng: Mus May and foar children. Mrs
Egeleston nad two children, c L Alb
hey, A w Delany. Departed this morn
ing: q n Chaplin. Geo Gssett, L Il
Bowers. ] A Banks. Arrived tnis even
ing: Miss Emma Yeates, VIM Hollow,
Mrs Combs, C Pearson, one Cihuaman.
The eircus Liil-posters applied ttsir
brushes vigorously yesterday. and Law
ing covered all the blank walls 10 town
with flaming representations OF the us-
t2nishing feats 10 be pertorpled here
on the 9th Of August next, the adver.
tGng car caught n west-bound train
and sped on to gladden. tho juvenile
beats Of the next locality.
The statements made in the East tha
eItortion will be prac,iced by tbs peo-
ple OF this coast upon those attending
the cOnclnye Of Knights Tsmplar in
San FranciSeo, is officially denied by
the ConRlaSo Committee, who kavo
made every provision foE The ep~IeTtaiu-
ment Of guests, and declare that no dis
position has been manifested in any
i"e'NSA ~ ihSAChSC SoaaSSS OSSOuu
usual rates. q
4 correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune, with apparent authority.
most positively denies tho report that
Senator Fair is about to marry Miss
Annie Carpenter. The writer says:
Senator Fair and Miss Annie Ca rpen-
ter AFRO total strangers to ZACH other.
Five years ago Miss Carpenter was one
Of the most beautiful, talented aud nc
complisLed girls in California. To-day
she is a divorced wife aud heaTt.broken
woman, the victim Of T. scoundrel too
low for honest criticism. Away from
the Pacific Coast for years past ana
leading the life OF Il ~recluse, it is more
than likely that Miss Annie Carpenter
has never beeu within miles of Senator
Fair. At any rate. she is quite I'M
known to him, and the story Of her be-
ing the cause OF his Divorce Is an abso-
lutte i~alschood. So absolute and SO
false that 1t would be deep injustice to
allow such libel to pass ppcontra-
dictcd."