The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-23
From T~husa.y'. Daily.
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W. B. Mcdowell, The Ban BernArdino
murder, will be hanged Monday.
The knights Of Pythias meet in reg
ular session this evening at their hall.
Peter Burkett, of Tuscarora made .
friendly call at this Office this morning.
w. T. Hit is expected to return hom.
from his trip to Montana. by the train
this evening.
John Evans WI killed by the prema.
ture explosion Of a blast in the Mount
Diabio mine, Candelaria, Monday night.
The little orphaned boot-biack who
a been u county charge for some time
past, has been sent to the State Home at
Carson.
Arrived by stage last evening w.
j. Urton, Fred Wilson, Peter Burkett.
Miss Emma Yeates, II. Zimmerman and
V. H. Pease.
The mail from Los Angeles for 6nn
Francisco. was again sent by rail yester-
day. The first mail East by the Sunset
route, was sent Monday.
Another Fourth of July excursion 70
San Francisco and return, over the Gem
trail Pacific road, is announced. A trip
10 Santa Cruz is included in the bill of
fare.
Notice is given in the Reveille that
the paper will be in charge Of John w.
Maddrill. Mr.. Maddrill had been edit
ing the paper some time prior to the
death Of Mr.. Booth.
From Tuesdays Sentinel we learn
that Mrs. ]. l.. Wines is seriously i'll ut
Eureka, and that Mrs. j. W. Smith.
formerly Miss Kate Dorsey, is very i'll at
Deurer City, with Bright's disease of the
kidneys. Z.
The remains of the old times residents
and pioneers Of Southwestern Montana
who were killed by Indians or died
away from home are to be gathered
together and inferred in the Bozemen
cemetery.
Joseph Leonard, an old residen Mt OF
Reno, died of hemon hage of the lungs
IN that city, Monday night. Deceased
was the father of Mrs. Z. A. Littleield
and was for a time a resident Of this
place. He was n native of Maine ard
aged IL years.
Fifty-four colored men from South
Carolina, passed west by the emigrant
train Tuesday night. They are the frs,
installment OF a thousand hands whom
Haggin & Tevis of San Francisco are
bringing out to work on their big cotton
plantation in Kern county, California.
At a meeting held last evening by a
goodly number Of young men Of the
town it was resolved that a return party
to the Leap year ball should be given on
Friday evening, April 4th and prepare
tons are being made accordingly, of
which further notice will be given Mon.
day.
W. ]. Triton and Fred Wilson came
down from Tuscaron by stage last even,
ing and departed by train for California.
They are about shipping n lot of horses
and mules from this section over to the
other side Of the Sierras where good
work animals are reported to be in de.
mand and are bringing good prices.
The Salt Lake Tribune v The
concentration OF the low grade silver,
lead ores of Utah has in q number of in.
stances been attained with the most
gratifying success, both in regard to the
quantity and the high percentage OBJ
tanned. But these, it must he remem.
bered, are the easiest kinds Of ore tc
concentrate. 1t is a problem yet, wheth
er the low grade ores OF any other M
ture can thus be utilized, OF which there
are millions Of o scattered Throughout
the Territory. The chlorides OF South
ern Utah, too low grade to furnish an,
margin on milling, would alone furnish
millions OF dollars in bullion could thil
desirable contamination be achieved.