The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-19
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Barney Horn arrived by the train Sat-
urday evening. 80
John NJ. Dorsey, Of Fort Halleek, is
in town to-day.
Robinson's circus will exhibit at Salt
Lake City next Friday.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon the Their
mometer registered 80 in the shade.
Yice-Prcsident Hendricks thinks of
taking u trip to the Pacific Coast next
month.
Oregon is shipping fruit to Chicago.
The Eastern people will learn Of the
Great Northwest in good time.
The June pay rolls Of the Comstock
and adjoining mines, together with the
tailings mills, foot up about S75, OO0.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dawley, with
their little daughter, Birdie. left by the
train last night for a visit TO Ruby
Valley.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: NJ. Seigel, Louis Brant, j. ii.
Canmit, w. c. Price, the two Misses
Smith.
The bark "Barrocota," for Queens
town from Portland, had her main hatch
stove in April 18th. off Cape Horn, aud
jettiSoned GOO bags Of wheat.
ID. Gree, of the French Hot,I ut Car
son, which was destroyed by fire. has
sued the city for $4,000. alleging in his
complaint. an ineffciency Of water.
The crowd at the skating rink Satur-
day night was immense. Ii is safe to
say everybody was there, and the falls
were numerous, and extremely Weighty.
The first car lond of fruit from Oregon
ever shipped to Chicago arrived there
Friday. ltcAme through from Portland,
Oregon, by passenger train in four and
IL half days.
A fire in San Francisco ON Thursday
night destroyed the lumber yards Of
White Bros. and Allen Tuggle n Co.. ON
SpeaS street between Market and Mission
Loss, SO, 900; insurance, Al, 200.
In reply TO an attack on Catholics in
Miss Gle Teland's book, the Rev. Father
Curciarini concludes by saying: 1--WE
forgive her and pray God to enlightcn
her and ali others who live in II shaAoY.'
State Supe rintendent oiSehools, q. S.
Young, is now proprietor of the Carson
Free Lance, the former proprietor, A. c.
Pratt having either resigned or sold ont.
The Enterprise says the Professor is n
lively Quill singer when he gets at it.
The quarterly apPoHionment OF
County School FUNDS for the quarter
ending June 20, 1885, will be combined
with the second Semi-annual apportion-
ment of State Funds, and the amount
npportioncd to the schools of Elko
county about the Goth instant.
Two daughters of Al Smith. the Tus-
carora photographer, arrived last even
ing with w. @. Price. and left by stage
this morning. Their father. Mr.. Smith,
came down last week by private convey
ance for the purpose Of taking them to-
T%uscarora, remained till yesterday
morning and then went home without
them
Yesterday morning Fred Wilson's lit
tie daughter accompanied him TO the
hay lands in the valley below town says
the Times-Review, where he is engaged
in moving. During the afternoon she
expressed n wish to visit n neighboring
ranch, TO which he consented, az he
would pass 10y the house on his return
home. Calling at the place toward Eve
ming, lac WAS surprised to learn that she
was not there, but had started for the
hay camp several hours previous.
Search was instituted and n messenger
dispatched for town and several horse
men started for the locality, and when
they reached the camp they found the
child in the tent. She had fallen asleep
in II cluInP Of willows, from which the
shouts OF those in search had failed 10
awaken her.
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