The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26
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H. stoker came IN from Bullion this
evening.
Mrs. b. W. Lang goes up to Wells OIL
business by the train this evening.
MI. Geo. Russell and family are to ar
give home from San Francisco this even,
ing.
Joe Curry's team took out this morn,
ing 1890 feet Of lumber for Tuscarors
parties.
Departed by stage this morning fol
Tuscarora; E. Gesoret; F. Altube, and
]. Altube.
Three cars of California cabbage and
two Of mixed fresh vegetables passed
East by train, this morning.
Warner a. Co. received from Tusca-
rora for shipment to Snn Francisco yes
terday, two wagon loads of dry hides.
Clay Irland's team left this morning
for Tuscarcra with 5000 pounds of mdse
and 800 feet of lumber for H.. w. Brown
The entire Democratic ticket was
elected in the city Of Hartford. Connec-
ticut, for the FIRST time in many years.
The average majority was $500.
Sunday school teacher: Why did the
children Of Israel sprinkle blood ON the
door posts2 Pupil Please. nam, they
wanted to paint the town red--Life.
The bullion shipments from Virginia
through Wells, Fargo Co.. the past ten
days aggregate 500, 600, exclusive Of
what is sent direct to the Mint from the
mills on the Carson river.
Mrs. Charles Wilson departs for Og.
den this evening. at which city her mar
rage with an employe OF the Central
Pacific RaiksRd Company is to be con-
summated on Sunday next.
Mrs. Caroline Grover Robson, of Lon
don, claims to be the sole legatee of the
late San Francisco millionaire, Thomas
II. Blythe by a will made in London.
and nov N the way to San Francisco.
Tho La Pai1 says that in the event Of
war between England and Russin, the
other powers, especially France, must
remain strictly neutral. The La PAX
hints that such al agreement already
exists.
Cleveland has said he would appoint
n Californian Munster to China, as the
Pacific Coast was more Interested In that
matter than the rest of the country, and
he thought California was entitled to
that plane.
A little daughter OF T. Dunsdon, of
Lander county, aged two and a half
years, died last Sunday from bleeding
at the nose. which continued nearly
four days. All efforts 20 check the flow
we're unayailiug.
The Carson Appeal,in its last issue,
involves itself in the Rand Harrington
controversy by volunteering its services
MS attorney for Mr.. Harrington. Better
keep Jour Snoot out of that swill. Sam
uel, If You don't want il badly scalded.
The last report from General Grant Is
that his condition is so much improved
that it is thought possible by some per-
sons that he may recover. This hope
full view Of his case does rot, however,
com from his physicians. That he Is
much better though, there can be no
doubt.
According to reports from various sec
lions OF the country, the acreage sown
10 wheat and barley this year will be
niuch less than common. There has
oteh very little demand for barley for
two ar three years past, and some farm
ers IN Paradise valley have their gran
aries inii, preiering to hold for higher
PSnces thar TO SAL at cnrront ratcs. At
autheue's ranch in Grass WILEY. no
grain whatever has been sown this
spring. rs the granariss on III. ranch
are &lled with last seasons product. At
LoveIock the acreage is about the same
as last year as the farmers Of that sec
ton hare been selling their grain To
Reno millcrs or shipping il TO tide water
--Silver STATE. ..
Thu acreage of grain Sowu in this
county is also much smaller than usual
for reasons similar 10 thbsc above men
TONED.