The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-29
tFrom Thursday. Daily.
sALMAGuNDI.

rain.
The cool weather is reducing the aow
Of water in the Humboldt.
Mr.. John Ainloy's little daughter i.
quite i'll with pneumonia.
To persons DESTROYS of eultivating,hs
virtue OF patience. We recommend ash
ing for trout in the Humboldt.
Fred Wilson arrived this p. NJ. from
Tuscarora by private conveyance. He
reports the road as d. b.
John 7. May. of Tuscarora. came
down on last evenings stage and will
tarry with us for afew days.
George Meigs and Barney Harold
came down from Wells yesterday, and
left on this mornings train for San
Francisco.
Arrived by stage from the north last
evening: z. III. Mulcahy. Departed
this morning; John MeGown, Thomas
McPhearson, FL. Rowland.
Favorable developments are c%onlinu.
ing to be reported in the Grand Prize
aud ArgontO mines. Tuscarora stocks
are showing an upward tendency.
At Yallecito. California, last week
Henry Kuhn. brother OF Mrs. A. v.
Oliver, Of rusr,rora, met his death by
the accidrntal discharge OF a pistol.
Considering the condition of the
roads the stages are making excellent
tim, between here ana Tuscarora. The
down wagon arrived here yesterday
about i:jO p. 81.
II that lake is to remain il front OF
the bank. We would suggest that il o.
made useful as wei MS ornamental by
being stocked with some of Hub Park
er's catfish.
Mrs. W. b. Lang has received a
large aud we'll assorted invoice of mil.
linery goods Of the latest styles. A
fuller description will appear in to
uorrow's issue.
\ letter recently received from Ben
Fitch states That he will remain in the
Last for some time yet, for the purpose
If completing the sale Of another
mining property which has been bonded
to him.
Parties attend ing tho ball tonight
ana desiring supper are notified that
ir,sh oysters, strawberries, Spring
sEiokers. aud all other ssasonable del.
icaeies will DO served at the Gem.
"Apnl showers bring May flowers"
We have had plenty of the former, but
a little warm weather and sunshine will
have TO be chucEod III before the ap.
pearaneo Of the posies.
Sheriff Tnber discovered this morn.
ing in the water closet at the Jail that
the mortar surrounding a brick in the
outer wall had been removed. The
work was evidently done by HuycE or
Duukin.
Grand Chief Patriarch P. II. MuI.
cahy was present at the meeting Of Elko
EucamPment l. o. o. +. last evening.
lie returned yesterday from Tuscarorb.
where he had been in the interest Of
the OTdcr. and this morning he left for
Eureka upon tho same mission.
Tue l. 0. O. +. ball at Freeman Hall
this evening promises to he n most en-
joynblo affair. The committee Of ar
engagements have spared no pains to in
sure its success, aud the members Of
the Order will leave nothing uudouo to
enhance the pleasure aud comfort of
their guests.
Most Of tho T~uscarora folks who
cam" down here to attend the Huyck-
DGnEin trial, have returned home. 4
few, however. still linger among the
flesh pots of the county seat, evidently
drcadiug to tackle the bad roads aud
The present somewhat severe climate Of
the upper lsvel.
The spiritual s,nnce boom which has
lately raised such u commotion in Car
son anl Eureka, has reached Elko. 1t
was inhugur,ted here by some recent
visitors from the base range. Some
most astonishing manifestations ARE re-
ported, and several clubs have been or
Gnnized for further communication
with the Rpuoks.