The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-18
From fridays Daily.
uALMAGUNDI.

In town to-day.
The weather has turned cool, render
ing Ares comfortable and necessary.
Governor Trttle. Of Arizona, has sent
in his resignation and his successor Sill
probably lie a resident Of the Territory.
W. ]. Hanks, OF Wells, came down ON
q special last night and returned by the
belated ~emigrant train this afternoon.
Governor English, of Connecticut,
aged "A, married Miss Anna Morris, Of
Savanna, Ga, aged 30, in the City Of
York on Tuesday.
Have you ascertained who were the
prin ipJ parties to the quiet wedding?
All eight, then, We won give it away
until the proper ZINE comes
Stoxrr's teams brought in to-day n
cargo Of ore from Bullion, and C.. c..
Warner ~ Co., shipped to-day two cars.
81 tons OF ore from that camp to the re,
duction works at Sandy, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lang and Mrs.
BiIel went fishing to-day, and although
the day was unpleasant, the fishing was
good and the party was successful in
taking quite IL number Of the specklcJ
beauties.
There are only three immediate de-
livery poStofhccs in. Nevada, aud these
ARE Virginia City, Carson and Eureka,
III neither of which the duties Of the
special delivery messenger will I've very
arduous.
The funeral of the late Mrs. GOod;ag
will take place from the residence Of
Judge Bigelow Tomorrow Mt 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon. Rev. q. W. Miller, of
Tuscarora, will conduct the services of
the occasion.
Arrangements are perfected for max
ing the coming State Fair a complete
success, mud those who wish TO enjoy n
few days recreation in nh interesting
and profitable manner can do no better
than to visit Reno next week.
An exchange says: Jefferson Davis
is aged seventy-onc. II Robert l.. Lee
were alive he woulG be eighty: Stone
wall Jackson would be siHty-one, aud
Abraham Lincoln would be seventy
six" Yes, and if George Washington
wers alive be would be sill older by
several years.
Rev. Anthony Simpson and family
left by last evenings train for Ogden.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter will 20 at
once to Oregon, Yk@le Mr.. Simpson
will remain for a time in Salt Lake City
for the purpose Of securing medical at
Tendance, having for several weeks
been ia very poor health.
The l~SDEPESDEST acknowledges the
receipt Of a cordial invitation from the
President Of the Moth. Central and
South American Exposition, TO be repre-
scented at the opening c!crcisps % No,
vcmber 10TH and uo,cpt the hospitality
OF the Exposition during the entire
term. The Exposition will he open at
New Orleans from November ~, 1885,
10 March 81, 1856.
Three special cars containing dfty-two
fine horses the property Of J. Is. lag
gin' OF San Francisco. passed through
by this mornings train. The stock is
all young, witt the exception Of three
or iour mares aud u fine imported
Siyde1dale stallion, Just from England
anu IL 1e4tlta,t TDr NJ. II.F 1T
ranch near Sncramento. The stock has
not been unloudcd from the cars since
leaving Lexington, Ky. and is in charge
oil Dir. John Jones, II gcutLemanly Eng
hShman who has for years been il the
busineSs Of importing fine stock for the
celebrated horse ]fancicrs of the United
States aud in the prosecution Of that
business has crossed The Atlantic forty
times. The present cargo Of colts was
bred in Kentucky from mares imported
from Europe, under the management OF
Alr. Jones, severJ years ago.
The Commissioners of Washoc count,
Tecoutly wrote 10 the ElkO Board i'm
forming 1t that the $4,000 for the Stat,
University, was in the Treasury Of ,ha
county, and asking il n check on Snr
Francisco or Reno would be nccrptcr
for ibc mount. The Like Board re-
piled thai its Interpretation 81 the law
was thai the money should be paid int,
The Treasury Of Eiko county brfor,
there could be any removal Of the Uni
versity. This was correct, for those mr.,
almost the exact words OF The Statutes
md there is no .rsason why this count,
should bcnr the expense OF the %tramspor
tation Of the money, or the rate of eI.
cbapgo.-Tiincs.Revicw.
SeSsrs Buckley and Collins, the com
ml''ee appointed to investigate the af.
na'r" Of The Navajo mine, retained from
tuScarcra 10y last evenings stage, but
"eto somewhat rcticcnt ms To tho result
VI their examination. The gentlemen
leit by this mornings train for San
francisco. and their report will be pub.
"Sned in tho San Francisco papers
nome time next week.
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