The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-20
IRON wednesday. Daily.l
sALAAoUNDI.

iuc tAIESSS tTaiu gong west. aihiNSA
here ON the new schedule time this morn
ing, for breakfast.
Just received all the latest styles OF
feathers and flowers, especially adapted
for use at parties &c., at R-ossSsrocKs.
Lux 4 Miller can drive a band Of cat
tie from san Diego 10 San Francisco
and camp ON their own Land every night.
They are the chief land monopOlists OF
California.
4 heavy snow storm set in here last
night, continuing until late this moru-
ing and has kept on, with short inter
missions, during the day. Had the
snow not melted 1t would now have b~en
at least four inches in depth.
The Reno Journal says Jerry School
ing shipped to san Francisco, Monday,
ihIrty-!Our head OF AS fine horses us can
be picked up l II any country, not one
weighing less than l 200 pounds. They
We're all b!0oded stock and We're raised
in this county.
Harry Dunn, the champion bRckhold
wrestler, and IL rbert S!ade. the Aus
tralian slogger, wrcstled a match in the
Cumberland estmorelund style for $3.50
u side. best five falls out of nine. The
match was won by Dunn, who gained
five straight falls in quick time.
The Jolly Coon Quar;cltc. The
Great Flutboat scene on the Ohio. Old
time Plantation Picnic Festival. Mag
niiccnt AIlcgory and Transformation all
come with the Boston Original Double
Mammoth Uncle Toms Cabin and will
appear at Freeman Hall Tomorrow night.
The sale last Friday of property tnxed
Tor -, 1870 80, assessed to the Central
PaciLc Railroad, and of property taxed
for S!,9Jo % and assessed to the South
crn Pacific Railroad, failed to develop
"a buyer and The State Of California be-
came tn purchaser under the provisions
Il the code.
Rev. g. W. James is about removing
with his family from Tuscarora to Fresno
cal. The demand for orthodox religion
doesn'; seem to be any more urgent on
the ugprr. level than in this more fav-
osed iosLiity. The moral influence OF the
Fi.ncS-E view is probably deemed suGic-
lent for the camp in tine depressed state
o. the evangelical market.
Tacoma, W. T., dispatch of the Nth
says: The largest fire that ever visited
this plnce began at 3 O'Clock ycsterdl,y
morning. In ten mint tine entire
business block WAS in flames, and nine
buildings were burned to the ground.
Total loss, abon; S~l5C,O09. The block
thus devastated WAS on Pacific avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The A,toracy-Gancra Of Tennessee
WAS sentenced BY the Criminal Court at
Memphis, Monday, to pay a fine of $50,
or serve II term Of thirty days i'll the
worE-Eouse. The high official was con-
yictei Of c%ur5ing the inmates of Il house
o! i.l-!Hmc; threatening to throw the men
IA Ia" hogsc ont Of the windows and of
throwing = WOMAN across the hall. The
worst part Of al is that he is also the
proprietor OF adaily newspaper.
Judge Gorham, one. of the acknow!-
edged leaders Of the Tammany Democ-
racy Of New York is in ,hicago airang-
ing hotel accommodations for SEQ Tam
manyitss who will attend the Democrat
&c National Convention. judge Cor
ham says Tammany wants Ti!Gcn and
will make hard fight TO Secure his
nomination, and believes that Tildcu's
nomination Is a for gone conclusion.
lie thinks that many WHO opposed I'll
len in 1916, including cx-Govrrnor
Dorshcilncr, are now ready to acccp;
him and give him their hearty support.
All The cicmcats in the Democracy OF
New York age bound t. have u Demo.
crat for President. The Tummany
representatives, MIR. Gorhnm said, would
come To- Chicago by a special train.
bringing one ni the finest bands OF New
York city with them, and would let
Everybody know who they were. Irving
Hall would send about 200 representa-.
tivcs.
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