The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
lFrom Monday. DAily.l
AALAA0UN0I.


Gabriel Cohn went out to Turcarora
by stage this morning.
Messrs Payne & Fernald to-day, re-
ceired three carloads Of wood from
Wells.
MB. w. Il. Smith returned home Sat-
urday night from n three months visit
to California.
Operations in Norcross are now con-
fined to the opening up Of ore already
found ON the 400 and 5000 levels.
Warner 4 Co., to-day, received
for G.. W. Peltier, II carload Of lumber;
also $4,000 pounds of merchandise, for
various TuscaroH parties.
Jno. Il. Bradley and wife returned
last evening from San Francisco, nc
c~ompanied by their eldest daughter, Mrs.
Glenn, who comes ON II visit IL the fam
lily and her old home.
The dead body of II man was discoy-
cred, Friday, in IA trunk sent over the
Foit Wayne AZ Chicago road to Pitts
burg. No marke of violence were found
upon it. There was no claimant for the
package.
The Board Of Capitol Commissioners
have rejected all bids submitted for
erecting the State Printing Office build.
ing and resolved to erect the building by
the Gays work. Mr.. N. J. Curtis, the
architect, has been selected as Suprriu-
tcndrut and carpenter,
The Grand Lodge OF Mas"ns will meet
in Reno on the 9th Of June. Reno
Lodge, No. Is, has appointed Vim. Web
ster, &. c. Powning. l.. J. Flint, +. X.
Hymcrs and q. II. Fugs. IL committee to
make all the necessary preparations To
receive and entertain the Grand Lodge
during its session.
The Nirginil Chronicle, speaking o.
our late Representative, says: ..Mr.
Cassidy deserves a cordial welcome not
alone from the Democratic parry. but
from the whole people OF Nevada. whose
interests he has cncrscticnlIy aud effect
lively labored to promote Which is
merely Il well merited compliment to n
faithful and worthy official.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met to-day, all the members being pres
rnt, Mart. Smith, of Tuscurom, filling
the vacancy caused by the death II J..
L. Babcox. The election u! a Chairman
being the first business in order, Mr..
Honey man aud Mr.. Smith zach declined
the position, arguing that Mr.. Bradley
being the resident member Of the Board.
should act as its Chairman, aud on n
vote being taken. Mr.. Bradley was de-
clared elected. The full proceedings
will bc published in these columns to-
morrow.
Charlie Froclich and Joe Rosenstocl
went out To LamoiIlc fishing yesterday,
and returned last evening loaded down
with trout. They have both sworn by
the Great Horn Spoon aud their honor.
as poker players, that they came by 'eIn
l~egitlmately and under the circumstance
we feel bound to accept the aycrrmcui
as fact, however s%truiuing il may be on
the faculty Of faith and our bree.hes
buttons.
Arthur BiSel and Hal Nye were also
off somewhere in the sage, hunting for
fish yesterday. and doubtless brought in
all that were ripe 50 early in the season.
This office, in accordance with its
Spring arrangements, is now prepared
to receive fish and snaik stories ON the
most liberal terms.
John II. Suggc;t il about to return
here again from Carlin and resume bus
mess ut the old stand adjoining the
Pust"ficc, which he sold M oyer two
years ago. Mr.. Suggett to-day bought
Of John VI. Dorsey. the stock of grocer.
les on hand, which lac will at once re-,
plcnish, and carry on the business as
heretofore conducted. II is II of the
very best positions in town.
In firmly refusing to in any way inter
fcrc with the election Of u United State.
Senator in Illinois, President Clrvelant
has proven that he is quite capable q
gathering wisdom from the experiences
Of others. The President holds tina
II the uglics; bl"is in the history o
the Fed. rai administrations WIS place,
there through the interference OF Tia,
head of the government and his Cnbiue.
in the election Of IA successor To Rosco,
Conkling. That interference cost Ia,
President his life and brought IL deal o
trouble to his party aud to the republic
The President who does his duty To tn,
nation will find plenty to busy himsel
with without mCddling with State Lcgis
lntures in the election of Senator'S"