The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-05
From Mondays Daily.l



terday morning for Tusearora.
The Sheriff has collected $7S5 for Ii
censes during the month Of June,
Dick Dorsey's efforts at Furnishing the
~''coon," resulted somewhat disastroualy
to the punisher.
Judge Field Of the United States Su-
preme Court, was n passenger by this
mornings West-bound train.
The Order Of Procession Of the "Hor-
RIFLES on the coming Fourth will be
published in to-morrow's issue.
Sheriff Atwell is in danger of becom-
ing a ''bloated bond-holder," as his fees
amount to $40 for the month OF June.
County Assessor Hesson returned
from the North Saturday evening, and
went through on the c. p. pay car yes
terday.
Mrs. William Snow. who has been
visiting Elko friends some two weeks.
left last evening for her home in Ruby
Valley.
Albert Wines Of Pleasant Valley. was
IN town to-day. and reports that the
crop prospects are not very fattering in
his locality.
DEPARTED by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: Geo. B. Walker. Philip A.
Roach. Arrived by stage this evening:
Ed. Luaety.
Louis Goldstein left this morning with
a four-horse team loaded down to the
guards with supplies for Max Schoen at
Mountain City.
Hon. Samuel :. Burdett. of Washing
ton, has been elected Co.nmand-r-in-
ChIrf OF the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie for the ensuing ear.
Come, fall in line and show your 10y
atty, by going to Edgar II. inhart and
n mask and take part in the
''Horribles" on the Fourth.
The c. p. pay car passed through
yesterday afternoon, and ngenerous dis
tibution OF filthy lucre gladdeL ed the
hearts Of the employees of the road.
Miss Ruth Russell, who has been at.
tending school at Reno, returned on
Friday evening. aud WAS welcomed by
her numerous young friends of this
place.
Hon. George W. Cassidy passed
through this morning. and may possibly
return 10y this evenings ira in and stop
until to-morrow morning for the
purpose Of greeting his numerous EIko
friends.
Miss Libbie Lufkin. an intimate
friend OF Miss Ida Pnllman, who has
been attending Bishop Whit rker's
Mt Reno. and whose parents re-
side at Haley. Idaho, passed through
evening.
Hon. John II. Dennis. the recently
appointed Meter and Rcfner of the
Carson Mint, came i'll by last evenings
train and stopped over to-day. enjoying
himself in II quiet way among his host
Of friends in this burg.
One Of the lively tramps arrested Mt
the train last week il serving n twenty
days sentence in the County Jail. the
other. in view Of the fact that he il mi
nus a hand, was permitted to depart in
peace.
oSing to the %stringency of the money
market. tickets for reserved seats at the
entertainment to Ice given by the Flora
Walsh Company at Freeman Hall next
Monday evening, a b. had at the
Postonice without extra charge.
Mrs. Mnyhugh leaves tomorrow
morning for the Duck Valley Indian
Reservation. Her daughter. Stella, mr.
rived from Reno. where she has been nt
ShO1i. on Saturday evening, and will
accompany h.r mother to the agency.
NJ. ID. EOven, principal Of the Tusca-
rora schools, publishes n card in Suiur-
rimes-Heview. in which his refer
enee to pupils Sinking examinations is
timely and good. Parents IRE doing
their children a great injury when they
permit them b. absent themselves from
school during the last few days of the
term.
The Flora Walsh Comedy Company
IL billed for Freeman Hall on Monday
evening. July 9th, and We are assured
that as An actress young Miss Flora is u
star OF the first magnitude. She will
appear. for one night only. in the popu-
lar and pleasing comedy, "Our Married
Men," on the above date. or this
company the st. Louis Evening Chron-
icle says: "0ur Married Men, was in
iroduccd last evening to a large house
and scored al immense success. II il
a farce i'll three acts, uo~nseusicnl. whim-
steal. mn airy nothing. Ia the person
of Miss Flora Walsh. the star. the andi-
encc behcld II pretty. sparkling little
woman, who has many stage
She dances. sings and acts we'll. In
her the life Of the piece cenicrs aud she
made n good impression. The Field
ings are exc llent assistants.
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