The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
tFrOn Wednesdays pa.iy.
sALMAGUNDI.

through by train this morning, for
Chicago.
Suakim adyices do not confirm the
runner of the fall Of kassala and the
massacre of the garrison.
c. w. Grover has been appointed
Deputy County Clerk and will attend to
the duties of that Office during the tenn
porary absence of Clerk A. G.. Dawley.
Captain Summerhayes, Of Fort Hal
leck. passed through this morning for
Fort McDermitt, where he goes TO at
tend a cour;-martial. The Captain will
with his command, leave Fort Halleck
for San Francisco, about the 18th of
next month.
S. j. Lake, the we!l-known photo
grapher, who eight years ago established
{" gallery here, il again taking pictures
in the small building on Main street
east OF the Eiko stables. Mr.. Lake is
a competent artist as his sample pictures
OH exhibition fully attest. Go and ex-
anime them for yourselves.
General manager Potter, Of the Bur-
lington road declares, in reference to
the san Francisco dispatch, stating that
the Burlington would build from Dem
Yer, through to Ogden, that there is not
"A word az truth in IL. lie declares there
is no one in San Francisco who is auth
orizcd TO make any statements rs to the
future Of the road.
Matte Alulcahy was the only euthusi-
astic celeOrator visible about town yes
terday. He was IL irst-chss celebration
in himself, however, with "A brass band
thrown in, rs he proudly pranced about
own on his vernaily bcdecked btack
''hnrse," occasionally moistening his
clay to the honor and glory Of his pat
ron Saint. g..
The Directors Car Of the G. p. road,
containing 4. II. Goodman, General
Passenger Agent; 5. c. Stubs, Traffic
Agent and ex-Railroad COMMISSIONS
Eistine, passed East by the trin last
evening. The gentlemen mentioned are
OF their way TO attend the convention OF
railroad managers TO be held ut Denver,
Colorado. n
A Kansas City dispatch Of the 10th
says: The strikers here received orders
late this afternoon from Sedalia 20 mise
the freight blockade and trains were
started out tonight. The proposed
terms have been accepted by the Con
/ ference Committee OF che strikers and
will he ratified 10y n meeting at Sedalia
tonight. Nice-Presidant HoXie received
kilograms from superintendent OF the
Missouri Pacific syrtcm stating that al
Striking employees had resumed worl
under the terms OF the circular issue
last Sunday; that all kinds OF traiu,
are now running. and the strike ended
Dispatches wcrgalso received from vari
Gus points on the Wabash systcm, t,
the Eject hat the strikers had gou,
hack to work, and hat business WA,
fully resumed.
To Il allegation from the TerFitorie
who waited upon him Monday, Presi
dent Cleveland made the positive state
mcnt that ne SHOULD appoint to TER:
torial Offices men from the Territories
lie also clearly pledged himself to Lister
TO the recommendations OF Democrat
within the Territories md not he de
cihrd in his choice of men for Cover
uors by outside pressure. II the Prcsi
dent stands firmly by this resolution, IA
least one much needed reform will havO
been accomplished. The pmcticc o
sending men from Massachusetts NJ
Louisiana and all other parts Of tn.
East TO hold the offices i'll the Tcrritor
les has for years been a gfatuitous in
suit to the resident citizens. and a to
tally Unwarrauted assumption # powc
on the part Of the Chief Executives.