The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28
From Fridays Daily .
HALMAGUNDI.

One week more OF the Public schools
Indications are favorable for another
storm.
A Horrible meeting at this ofic,
tonight.
Strawberries Il Fresh Vegetables re,
csiTed daily at the GEN.
II you wan q mic, rUoIn and clean beI
register your nGme IL h Gem.
A. Il. Musser, Of Wells, came dowI
last evening and stopped over in tow
to-day.
Several Of the University pupils hav,
given up school on account Of the yarn
weather.
Three OF Tucker Bros, big teams ar,
rived last evening. and will load fol
-Tuscarora to-day.
The two Hanks" Davis and Light
ner, look out Of their place dressed in
the gnrb of ordinary mortuls.
p. G. G. Warner & Co. fOrvaded to day
for Tuscarora 5000 pounds mdse. by
fast freight. They also received q car
of mdse for Tusca0ra.
Assessor A. W. Hesson is canyassing
the northern part of the county in
search OF the taxable property OF the
reddents of that locality.
A bucking broncho furnished a fund
OF amusement to the vest-bOund emf
grants last evening, and the incident
will no doubt be the topic OF conversa-
ton Tor many days.
The French steamer .-Isere" bearing
the Bartholdi statue has arrived at New
York and appropr.at civic iestivitie, and
naval parade in honor of the event will
be held 10. morrow.
Don't forget tie meeting at this Office
at 7:3O =. n. this evening Of the lIvrri-
Bile Committee, 10 prepare for d proper
presentation of this pleasing feature Of
= Fourth of July celebration.
II Stoker's teams arrived to-day.
from Railroad district with %, 900 ibs.
ore, which vas transferred TO IA cur for
shipment to Sandy, Utah, for reduction.
The reports Of the School Census
hRrshuls are nearly all ia. and when
completed We shall give a synopsis OF
the reports which viii Indicate the mum
Der of children OF all ages ii Eiko'coun-
ty.
The examination Of Frank Ramp
meier, the man who shot aud killed Mis-
May Piuktn.m ON the emisrant train at
Rocklin, plainly showed the act to be-
purely accidental. and Le was discharged
from custody.
All those who are either directly or
indirectly In'etc,tsd in tue SUCCESS o!
the ".iorribie' feature of the 18th o Ju-
ly celebration are requested TO put in an
Appearance a; tlis oIce Hi 1870 sharp
this Fridny evening.
Those desiring Horrible" masks for
the Horrible" parade GU the Funrth
should apply immediately to Edgar
Reinhart. who will accommodate YOU
with anything in that line appropriate
10 the occasion.
The special train from New Orleans,
bearing the Liberty bel aud the New
Orleans Municipal delegation. arrived
at Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon.
The visitors and the old relic were Civ
en- "A brilliant, reception.
Recorder w. W. Rogers went fishing
yesterday, and caught about the same
number that was used in feeding that
Biblical multitude, but M one was able
To Lake up twelve basketsfuIl Of the
fragments after he hld finished his re-
past this morning.
IL ~ reported that the door OF the
school house at Wells il left standing
open week in and week out. II this u.
the case the School Trustees shouId u,
bounced and their places flied by pcr.
sons who have some interest in schooi
matters.
Mrs. HillhouSe and daughter. of Tus.
o rora, left 10y the train last evening fo,
Idaho, where Mr.. HilIhousn j. engaged
In placer mining. Va Learn from Mrs
II. that they will be Obliged To take
horseback ride Of forty miles. the roa,
being impossible for vehicles, hefor.
reaching their destination.
Belmont Courier: The eight tons d
ore taken from the Highbrdgc mine b,
John Griffin and worked in the Nun
haitian mill. Austin, gave n return o
1850 per ton. lie has some more OF ~
same kind ready for shipment.
Work is progressing steadily In ID
mines at Northumberland with very en-
couraging results.
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