The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Read the Horrible programme in an
other column.
Bee programme Of literary exercises
IN another column
Go to Edgar Reinhart for . mask tn
wear in the Horribles.
Hemp IL becoming the fashionable
neck-ws1r in Texas.
Prepare To ding your banners to the
breeze next Saturday.
Eddie Ltton is getting along nicely.
With n fair prospect Of speedy recovery.
Q. W. Hull has for sale ut the Post
Office, a nice assortment OF Gags aud
fireworks.
Lawrence BarroSs n wife are max
ing preparations 10 Leave Elko some
time next week.
The towu is putting on its holid,y at
tire in antic'p .ion Of n joyous celebr.-
tion on tomorrow.
To.rnoro~ bfng, Independence day
and a legal holiday. no paper will be is
sued from tbs office. .'
Coli. Il. Moore came in from Ruby
last evening aud will take in the cele-
bratiou and the races.
In the matter Of decorations no one
in owl displays more patriotism than
our old friend Walter Chase.
MeSsrs. " warner & Co. received yes
terday from the West, two carloads Of
lumber and one car OF salt for Tusca.
rora.
WIN. backward. OF the firm OF Hack
ward 4 Elliott, Bullion. came in YES err
day. and left last evening for Salt Lake
City.
stoker's teams brought in this after
noon nineteen tor OF Bullion ore, which
was forwarded by Warner l. Co. 10
Sandy, Utah. for reduction.
Snuhtakers Willie pleased 10 learn
that much o, that article IL made from
the stumPs Of old Gig rrs. There is 9
PhAJ "a e AOIk engaged
in the business.
A prominent citizen Of Carliu Saws
the change III divisions OF the Central
Pacific railroad has added two China
men and three Mormons to the popula.
ton Of that village.
l.. Morgan. while at work on IN.
Car Of State yesterday. rec lived a fall
which produerd no further injury Than
a few painful bruises. aud he ia ON deck
again this morning.
Adolph Sprecklrs. who has been on
trial on IA charge OF assault to murder
NJ. II. DE Young. Of the san Fntucisco
Chronicle. aHs acquitted by the jury
Wednesday ieyeuiDgg..
Th- condition Of Mr.. y. S. Sears this
afternoon il 3 mewhtt Improved; he il
decidedly better tasn he Vas this IN I'm.
ing AMI hopes 10 I've able 10 witness Tia.
proc ssiou Tomorrow.
The stage brought down yesterday
foul bars of Grand Prize bullion weigh.
80 lfhii'iN, Nhiu u ht Si.DDb ~.
which was forwarded by Wells Fargo
4 Go, for San Francisco this morning.
Yesterday. Prank Peltier shipped his
"silent steed" to Eiko by Tucker Bros.
I-m' whittier he will follow in n day or
Two lie PROPOSES To take "a hand ia In,
oie'cie tournament which takes place
'hefe on the Fourth, and It's A safe bet
'hA' he wins the race.-Times. Review.
ben Fitch aud J Ian Dennis in n few
hours. n day or iva ar6. landed thirty.
Ave splendid trout from the Uuu,I.oIdt
Tiny would average near y n pound
each' AMI conHideriug the high stag. Of
Inc water the result was decidedly the
best fishing nchirv ment Of th. s,nsop
The room adjoining the I-SpypExprvr
omce /" being fitted up for the pnrpos,
oi spreading n lunch for the children IN.
morrow. All children are REQUESTED IN
present themselves immediately Aft,
the literary 'Icrcises at the hall mr., CON.
eluied, and p"rtake OF the good things
provided for the occasion.
Il is said that n woman died ec.n,Iv
IN Loudon "hQ TuA, \ near relative of
the Queen. Hu II esVn,s r~nsLroud.d in
mystery, and but few PERSONS koew OF
the royal blood which flowed in her
veins. For some reason She had beper
been recognized openly by the Queen,
and her death created no special com.
ment. .. . .n3,'.-
II order to-hyotn~s ncrdaehtns upon
the Sabbath day the ball at F.eeman
Hall on Saturday evening will open
with the Graud March at y o'clock. thus
giving font hours for The eujoyn eni Of
rue dance previous to midnight. All
VINO desire to participate in the opening
eI'lciSes will govern Themselves accord.
ingiy.