The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Arthur booker, "A son oil the late Zen
epni Rocker, is over here from Austin
on business.
A very superior quality of green tea
in five, pound boxes, just received ut W,
L. Smiths. Try it.
lion. o. ii. Gray. late editor of the
Eureka Leader, has returned with his
family to Cherry Greek, where they will
permanently reside.
Warner & Co. to-day loaded n fast
freight team for Tuscarora with Z 800 Bs
general merchandise; they also make a
shipment Of ore to Utah.
Amos RoHch's team arrived this even
ing, bringing the balance Of the Adams
X Rife wool. There is Of the lot ninety
Eve bales which will average in weight
600 pounds each.
The funeral of the late Vim. Mnthcr
took place here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, many old friends and ncqunintnnces
following the remains to the gave III
tho cemetary on the hill.
Hi. Siukcr arrived here from Railroad
district with his two big teams. bring
ing in the first lot Of the seasons ore.
comprising 81 900 is which will bc load
ed on h car this evening for shipment to
the reduction works at Sandy, Utah.
j. F. Tripplett Of the Nevada Cattle
Association gives notice to all members
Of the society to place their brands and
ear-mnrks in his possession by the first
day Of June, or they will not appear in
the new herd book.
We learn this evening that Jasper
Harrrll. who left here yesterday morn
ing for California, was taken seriously
i'll on the train, and at Wimmrmucca il
was found necessary To remove him 10
the hotel for treatment. According To
accounts hi, condition was Iuitc scsiuu-.
J. II. Kelley, aged % ycals, son 81
Eugene Kelley the san Frnuciscc bank
or, was drowned Monday, while bathing
at Monterey where hc had gone 10 attend
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II Is reported that the Irish land pnr-
chase bill provides that the Government;
shall advance threc-iaUuhs the purchase
money The landlord retaining IA lien for
the other fourth, and that before he j.
mid a I,r,a n~,,,;nm - 81. c',,
claim 80, ..,' g.,
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ancc Of his object. OdIum jnmpcd from
the briigr over East River. d]rpup,u, ,
distance of l3J feet 10 the w,,rr n,
was -. seconds descending. LOSING his
vertical position In the mir md sty,k,pr
ths water On his side. lie soon rose to
"'t'"'"' and WIS picked up 10y u boat IN
""'''hR' mt lied from his injuries u few
minutes "iier.
oainln was n single man, Of good hab.
It's anu bHt ~ years Of age.
Silver State 4 rodeoing party poss.
ed down the IIumLolt Yesterday and
skir''ng ia" south end of Wlnncmucco
TOOK u n"rth-Wrstcrly course toward
jackson Creek and Bloody Kun. Thi'
party has been r0dcoing on the Littl,
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