The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-03
tFron Wednesday, Daily. /
sALMA0UNDI.

Jud Dakin came iu from his ranch in
Lamoille to-day.
James Penrod struck out yesterday on
his return voyage for Island Mountain.
Jimmy took in the Grand Ball Monday
night and is now happy and content.
John NJ. Dormer, Secretary of State
says the statutes Of 1856 will arrive
from the bindery in San Francisco some
time this week, aud will be at ouce dis
tributed 10 those entitled to the same.
Sentinel: Joe Brown came in from
Bald Mountain. lie reports the mines
and piacers there looking well, and says
il the supply of water holds out, the
gold yield OF that section this Spring
will astonish the natives.
Attorney General Pride, OF Idaho,
has Teen indicted by the Boise GRIND
Jury for cxtorticn, when Register of the
Land Office. NJ. Kiabs, Receiver o! the
Boise Land Office has also been indict-
ed on the same charge.
The admirably delivered address by
our townsman, W. W. Rogers, before
EIko Lodge Of Odd Fellows, Monday,
which was crowded Uut If our regular
report Of the days proceedings, appears
III this paper, aud will occupy its prop
er position in our Weekly issue.
Adam AttenberS, Ia well-known citi-
zen OF Battle Mountain, where he was
eng :ged iii business, was fatally shot by
j.. h. BoycS, II ranchman, about ten
miles from the above named place, last
Sunday. A difficulty over land matters
led To the shooting. After the shooting
tn murderer mounted a horse and es-
capped.
Miss Annie Martin is to arrive here
this evening from Rem, where she has
for several months past, been attending
school. She will accompany hrI father
and brother out TO their home at Bru-
neau.
| J. W. Mcdonald Of San Francisco
who goes ont to look after his interest
IN certain mines in that locality, will al
so make II Of the pleasant party of
pilgrims bound for those now attractive
mountain Businesses.
AccordinS 10 tEe HALEY, Idaho, S,ws-
Miner, Probate judge IL. &. Str, ct, for
merry u lhis place, took satisfaction ont
Editor r:cut;c, oi that place, who it is
a.:e%,u had made himself particularly
~offeIs!ve L. prrs.stng in iri,rrpresent-
Ing and attacking the Judge through
tie coluL.m- q: .icottc's paper. i few
duys az. judge Street found pi,ottr at
ihv Nevada hotel. T.BtlurIEt and W, nj
for him vigorously with Il heavy cane.
Iho duhhIug, says tie Miner, coutiu-
Ucd until SOM one int-r.crrrd and
stepped the interesting proceedings.
The pouutsd individual dsorpeG on HIS
knees and Legged for mercy. When
Judge Street stopped, the b. iten man
had the ~pu.i'lanimity t. vx.cnd his hand
10 thu jdstiy i.ate Judg' and rnlcavor
to make up. This action was scorned
b. the latter, and he raised his cane and
wc!,rd the ALLEGED editor again over the
nc d.
\ dispatch from ST. f., lyrsburg says:
War between Russi. and England is now
regarded as inevitable. The Car LEFT
!"g Moscow, and from that historic city
vii ISSUE mis- manifesto, o. declaration
oi WAY, i. such extreme measures should
become necessary.
a decision as 10 peace or war Is cx-
pcctcd IL The latest, 10y the Is; Of May.
Stephens, who i, coming to London
with information regarding the Penjdrh
incident, il - prominent official in the
foreign office and is specially acquainted
with the facts bearing ON the pres,nt
stu ,tipn.
1t Is asserted that the English gov
eminent IS IA possession al incarnation
which proves Legend DOUBT that Prince
Bismarck has bscn urging Turkey to
side with l;ussia i'll the event Of war be-
tween England and i;us,iu.