The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-26
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The stage departures this morning
L. D. Fulluer and J. Banks. A.sssn.
ger.
General p. z. Common has gone East
to attend tho examination Of his SON
fer admission to West Point.
Mrs Mamie Mundell left for Fort
Halleck this morning where she takes
charge Of the school at that place.
Tho nights pre- becoming cold
enough to produce a showing Of ice.
though tho days are sill quite warm.
We learn that eI.COuuty Assessor II.
v. Mundell is preparing to dispense
liquid Refreshments to the thirsty souls
o. Deeth and vicinity.
A dispatch from Butte City says:
THE only divine" Beecher lectures
here this evening. but does not recog-
nizo the newspaper fraternity.
Last Saturday. A. Hermann was
nominated by the Democratic State
Central Committee Of Minnesota as a
candidate for Governor, in place Of W.
w. MAR. declined. Biermauu accepts.
The Sunday Chronicle Of the 18th
instant contains sixteen pages. giving 4
complete history Of the Order OF
knights T~empiar, and containing n list
Of the names Of all Knights in attend
ancs at the Trien.ial Conclave now in
session in San Francisco.
For the first time slice its erection,
the Palace Hotel Of San Francisco is
crowded. On Saturday morning 1850
persons took breakfas. at that cele-
brated caravansary.
l.. Brooks. Of Oakland shipped from
Hulleek Station. for San Francisco yes
terday. eight cars Of beef cattle, aud
Russell & Bradley ship from here to-
day. ten car loads Of fat cattle for the
same market.
FTGm the Boise. Idaho, Democrat,
We lrFrn that another weak-uipded
woman has left u good home and kind
husband to join her fortunes with n
drunken. yoIthless horse-irainer named
Caldwell. Twas ever thus.
George Piltz, the well-lnown min
ing nan who now has charge Of the
chief mining enterprise at Bullion Dis
trict, hear Bvowawe arrived in town
from the West Sunday and returned by
the train the same night. He has be-
gun the erection Of a ,eu.stamp mill at
the mines and came up on business con
necied with the anne While here be
nrrans,d with ". T. Smith to attend to
details OF the business lie has
now ia band. Mr Pil:z il o thorough
miner, which knoy!eige. backed by
energetic business Qualification. pecu-
iiHrly fit han 'Jr the Management, of an
such as that upon which he
ID now engaged.
Hook. Mason. the weilknosn c tile
man, arrived here from the north last
,v,niug.
Wm. Snow arrived here from RUBY
to-dly. and departs with his wife and
child by the train this evening for San
Francisco.
From J. n. Sherwood, who arrived
from Fort Ealleck last evening. we
learn that Charles FaIon. an old resi-
dent Of this county. died suddenly OF
his residence near the Fort yesterday
about noon. While sitting ut the table
he suddenly dropped FROM HIS chair
and instantly expired. He leaves no
family. An inquest was held yester
day but We have not yet learned the re-
suit. We shall probably be sble to
give full particulars Tomorrow.
II il extremely interesting news to
tho general public to learn that the
t~venty-frst Presid.n. Of tho United
States has succeeded in hooking a few
small trout In the meanderiug streams
Of Wyoming. 1t is scarcely probable
that ho will be as successfdl in m
Cling for a second term,