The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-05
From, FTidAy's Daily.
aALMA0UNDI.

warm.
Have you . ticket "a the concert to.
morrow nighti
Two months vacation now Stares the
school childrud in the face.
Our schools will con be supplied with
the new series Of text books.
John W. Msckay was a passenger by
Lat evenings East-bound train.
That famous watch that Nc carries il
stop watch, it stops automatically.
The Irish World is still "whooping il
up" for Blaine. Patrick wants to earn
his shekels.
The Humboldt House is receiving a
thorough coat OF paint. which will great
Iy improve its appearance.
Departed by stage this morning for
TuscAron: Mary Dougherty. Kate Cur
ran, John Henderson. A. Langstrof.
The Denver, Colorado. News esti-
mates the wheat crop for that State for
the present year ut 2,64O, 900 bushels.
The steamer italia" was wrecked
last Friday, and siIty-ive passengers,
including twenty-five children were
drowned.
Ar. s. q. Weston left this morning
for his nine at Lone Mountain, accom-
panied by Mr. Vallejo, Supt- of the
Frisbie mine.
Farmers state that the crops are some
what backward for the time of the year
owing to the cold weather during the
hrt part Of this month.
Mrs. C~raigheRd, who is on n visit to
Mrs. Wines. at Eureka and uho was in
very poor health when she left Hlko. is
reported To he much better.
Don't fail to remember the Grand
Musical Concert at Freeman Hall to-
morrow evening, and get your tickets
early so AZ 10 secure "A desirable seat.
Three wagons Of travel rs, bound 10
California. passed through town this
morning. A woman and children nc
c"mpanied the outfit, which is from
Montana.
Henderson Green, Of the Depot Hotel
- so%journing in Zion. Mine host and
the parson will no doubt have some
wonderful stories to relate of their ..-
Periences among the Saints.
A negro and his wife were found in an
alley in Indianapolis. Ind, on wedues-
day morning with their throats cut. 1,
VAS nscertained that the man had cut
his wife's throat and then his own with
n common case knife.
q. H.. Stoddard boasts OF the finest
bicycle in town. aud George is quite an
expert IN it's management. The races
promise to be an important event Of the
year, AZ the track il in good condition
and several noted flyers will take Dart
in the contest.
Two members OF the genus tramp.
who made Themselves II little too pre-
Vious Mt the train last evening, were run
in by the officers after unsuccessful ut
temPts TO make their escape. They
were quite "hy" for a time, aud unusu-
ally %impudent for itinernnts. but a few
days solemn meditation within the un-
inviting walls Of the cooler will, no
doubt, give them a Wholesome apprecia-
ton Of Tho vanity OF monkeying with
Elko officials.
sucker y teams brought in this after
moor $500 pounds of Bullion ore.
which, with $4,000 pounds already here
viii os forwarded by Warner l. Co., to-
morrow morning to Sandy. Utah, for
reduction. They also forwarded for
i"SS"rom this morning by Tucker
BRO teams, IL, $50 pounds Of merchnn-
die aud 5000 feet Of lumber.
Miss Mary Dougherty and Miss Kate
Curr"n. who have been attending school
at Ogden, came In on this morning.
Grain. aud left for their homes at Tusco.
Tora by stage this morning.
rnti'er MeAspliea, a Catholic priest
who for many years has Inlored among
the indian OF Idaho and Oregon. was
n passenger by this mornings train EN-
routc to his home at Boise City. Idaho.
via San Francisco, after a years ynca-
tion. the greater part of which has been
spent in Paris, France.
Many newspapers seem 60 take pride
In mentioning the fact that President
cleveland pays his fare when he rides
on railroads. Web, what OF itY We
Ao the same though our salary Is not
quite half 0s puoh Ms the P,cSident's.
yet, no one thinks Of mentioning the
'"p' that We always pay our fare.
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