The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-19
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JudsOn DakiA. Jasdos a @s Peace Of
LAmoille, is in tOIHsO-d.y.
John .Hendsrson las. night proved
himself TO be the best roller shAteF in
town.
/ W. J.. Hanks, OF Wells. passed
through this morning. on his way to
Austin. an.
The regular train arrived at 0 o'clock
this morning. being an hour and and q
half late.
Mrs. James CLARK left by this morn
ing's train for a few weeks visit among
friends in California.
10 Henderson says he would DO a
daisy skater il he could only persuade
his body to keep up with his feet:
Charley. Kleckner says his feet are
not on speaking terms when on rollers,
as they keep as far apart as possible.
Mr. Pullman says he would soon teach
all the girls I, be frst-claSs skaters IL he
could only Keep George of the door.
Mr. George Russell. who has been
spending somr weeks in the Ehst. re-
turned from the Atlantic seGboard this
morning.
President Cleveland, having head Of
the immense success Of Chef. Arthur.
as a fisherman, has determined to go up
ard beat the record-after his term Of
Office expires.
Charley Huford says he COLD slate
well if his feet were not SO contrary
that they are always determined to go
in opposite directions.
The East-bouud emigrant train which
passed through at noon to-day, was com
posed OF 40 cars besides the caboose, in
Guiding five cars Of emig,ants.
A special train bearing the Govern
ment Railroad Inspectors on their M
nual trip over the road, passed through
going West last evening.
The temporary editor is not peculiar
ly pleased with the perilous positions
incident to the practical paStime Of roll
Ter skating. but last night he succeeded
in making his mark-on the floor.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S agent has re-
ceived instructions in reference to the
transmission Of small sums Of money.
Sums If $500 and under can now be
sent by express Mt as low, and IL some
cases lower rates, as are now charged
for the same amounts, by Post-of6ce
money order.
The Silver State learns that W. r.
Chamberlain, Of the Depot Hotel, Reno.
was Frustrated by the heat ON Monday,
and fell to the ground insensibie. It
was some time before he recovered con-
sciousness and the physician who at.
tended him said he narrowly escaped a
severe stroke OF paralysis. .,,
Ruthford b. Hayes, who n few years
ago obtained some notoriety as u polit-
ical ~jumping-jack, is devoting his atten-
ton exclusively to his hennery. He is
now busily engaged in perfecting q pro-
cess, which will be patented, for COM
pelliug his hens to lny two eggs per day,
thus adding 100 per cent to his profits.
Thomas II. Webster. the shoemaker,
who a week ago had been on q spree for
several days has disappeared, and az he
is neither ut Wells nor Cnrlin. some IN
ensiness liz felt rs to his fate. He was
seen last Friday lying on the bank OF
the river where some boys were bathing,
since which time nothing is known OF
him. ....
The winnemucca Silver State says
the Dem ocrats ~fnvorably mention the
names Of Judge Sewell, of Lyon coun-
~, Hon. E. +. DeRl, Of Storey county,
and Hon. A. l.. Fitzgerald, OF Eureka
comfy, for candidates, while the Re-
publicans name Judge Bigelow, Of Elko.
Judge McKenney, Of Lander, and Judge
Rising, Of Storey, as the three most
likely to be nominated.
Captain P. J. Dunno OF Virginia City
has been appointed and approved as
Register Of Deposits at the Carson
Mint in the plnce Of +. Il. Zabriakie,
resigned. and he is also required to dis
charge the duties Of Record Clerk.
This now is F." good berth, with a good
fat salary, says the Reno Journal, and
Captain Pete will fill it with perfect snt-
isfnotion to himself and credit to his
friends, who Endorsed, aided and Abetted
him to the position.
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