The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-14
From Thursday. Daily.
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Read Mrs. Lang's new ad. in another
column.
The Knights Of Pythias meet at their
hall tonight.
Mrs. Charles Wilson went down by the
train yesterday morning on "a visit %
California.
The Syndicate Mining Company of
Bodie has paid a dividend of 10 cents,
asgrcgating $4,000.
We learn that Mrs. J.. o. Brooks il
about to remove from Tuscarora, TO again
reside in Elko.
Hackmetack," a lasting ard fragrant
perfume. P-;ce % and so ,s.sis. For
ale by +. Muller.
Mrs. James Talbot, who has been WIS.,
iting in California for some time past,
returned home by train last evening.
Mrs. Harper, who for over a year has
been a resident of this place, has re-
turned to her old home in Tuscarora.
Mrs. Joseph Cox leaves here for Mon
tana, via Ogden, Sunday, to join her
husband, who is now in that Territory.
A. Paulson, of Montana, has pur-
chased in Logan, Vermont, three cars of
dairy COWS with calves, The price av-
ages S45 for each COW and calf.
The Mountain Chief mine, at Eeihart,
Montana, has just been sold to q Boston
company to which it had been bonded
for several months, for $4,000. half
cash.
George Come, accompanied by Eu-
gene Norris passed through from Eureka
for Wood River, to-day. driving q couple
of secondhand hearses; the Base Range
having no further use for those sombre
vehicles.
E. d. Holland and James Gallagher,
forming the night shift Of the Granite
Mountain mine, Phillipsburg, Montana,
were found dead on Friday morning with
an exploded blast and several unex-
ploded.
Councillor ]. II. Rand arrived home
from San Francisco last evening. His
many friends will be glad to hear that
his health is much improved, though he
is still weak and bears the traces OF the
serious illness from which he is recover.
ing.
Mrs. T. D. Page, who has been visit
Ing her relatives here since her recent
return from San Francisco, where for two
months she had been receiving medica
treatment, will return 10 her homo il
Eureka, Sunday; not much improved IL
health, however.
For several days past rumors hay,
been current that AlIinza Hayward ant
w. s. Hobart are reputed to own sufic
lent stock in the Chollar and Potos
mines to obtain control and have made
demand upon the Sharon man
agement for the surrender Of all thos
properties.
Vim. Mitchell, who is in from Hunt
ington valley to-day, informs us that h,
has Just returned from Austin, where h
succeeded in recovering n fine younl
, horse which was stolen from his rancl
three years ago, it being then a three-year
old. Another horse was taken at tn
same time, which thus far he has faile,
20 find.
The report that Miss Jessie Rule In,
! sold out her millinery establishment i
untrue, and probably arose from her hav
. inS removed to the brick building on tn
corner of Fourth and Idaho streets, tw,
squares west Of her former stand in tn,
old bank building. Miss Jessie still chr
: ries a full line OF millinery and ladie
} fancy goods Mt her new place OF business
Especial from Cheney, W. T., report.
that an Indian confined in the Jail Their
for outraging a white woman near Spob
and Falls n few days ago, was takeI
from the Jail 10y u body Of masked mel
and iynched. The Indians are yer,
sullen, and are puttirg on wal paint
They declare the lymshcG Indian was III
: nocent, and trouble is feared.