The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-14
From Mondays Daily.l
RALAA0UNDI.

The funeral Of the late Secretary Fol-
ger takes place at Geneva, New York.
tomorrow.
Hy. Stoker's teams arrived from Bull
ion yesterday with ten tons Of ore for
shipment East.
Blackleg has been raging among the
cattle near Haywards. Cal, in the upper
part Of Palomares canyon, for several
weeks past.
Mrs. j. II. Rand returned from n two
months visit to the Eastern States this
morning. MIR. Rand is expected to re-
turn from San Francisco this evening.
Mormon papers in Salt Lake city are
calling on their people TO boycott the
Tribune, the Gentle organ, and TO boy-
colt every business man who adyertises
in il.
Don't forget to 60 and hear the Jubi-
lee Singers at Freeman Hall tonight.
You will regret it if you do. They are
the genuine old originals and Just take
the cake wherever they appear.
The Reno Journal asks: $40 our
Democratic friends find anything cheer
inl IN the returns from V~ermont?'' They
carried one town, Burlington, which is
one more than the Republicans got in
Arkansas.
Warner & Co. to-day received for Tus-
carorn. by nail from the West, 90, 900
pounds of general merchandise. They
also shipped to Sandy, Utah, u carload
Of ore from Railroad District for reduc-
ton.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany have established special rates from
Keno to Sacramento during the Calf
ornia State Fair. Round trip tickets
void after September 22d, will he sold at
Reno for $3.50.
The Michael Davitt, Far West and Sill
yer King mines, owned by the Davitt
and Silver King Company, Wood River,
Idaho, have been attached for sums ag-
gregating over $4,000. The chief claim
is that Of Mccormick & Co.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening. Mrs. S. n. Pitcher and two
children. Departed this morning: II. ].
Babcock, Z. Curnow, Harvey Jones.
To arrive this evening: q. Cohn, John
Patterson, q. Anderson, NJ. McDermit,
l.. d. Fulmer.
The occasion Of the commotion in the
family OF our neighbor, Frank Fernald,
yesterday, will be discovered by reference
to the heading. "born," in another col.
umn. It's n 9H-pounder and announces
his presence with q vigor. Frank is
proud OF him.
Taking the official figures show that
Of the 5000 people attacked ut Toulon
only 400 died, the Paris Morning News
assumes that either the disease is not
the viruient malady known rs cholera in
Asia, or the doctors have disco cred
how TO treat that ma!ady.
The TuscGrora Censor thinks IL q
du;y TO give Bro. Sears credit for gct:i u
sober. 1t would afford that person pleas
urc TO award cqnAl credit to his Tusca-
ro!a contemporary, could he conscience
ously do 80; but the only inference to be
drawn from the Int u~t;eranccs of that
Journal is that its editor is still on a
maudiin drunk.
Willie Stanley, n little six-year-old. wa
put on the cars at san Francisco Satur-
day, to be taken TO an auut in Virginia
City, but the lillc fellow was overlooked
at Reno, where be should have been
transferred to the V. & T. train, and was
brought here by the train last evening
Hul put in charge OF thc proprietors OF the
Depot Hotel unit! this morning when he
was ttiun on the Wcst.bouud train for
Reno again. The little fellow WIS not
at all worried at the involuntary extern
sion Of his journey. probably not being
aware that this end of the trip was not
in the programme.