The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
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J. W Hanks. If Wells. was u pas<en.
ger foI the west by this morning.
train
Regular meeting Eiko Lodge No. 10.
Knights Of Pythias, at their Hall TO-
night.
winnemueca is making grra, prepa.
~rations for "A grand Fourth Of July eel
eGra ion OIL Monday the 9Th.
The Free Press on Saturday will pub
lish "A lengthy article on the mines ami
mining prospects Of Railroad District
Elko county is entitled to thirteen
delegates i'll the Deinocr tic State Con-
ventIOn which meets here Oh the 9th Of
September.
The first figs OF the season nave arri-
we'd in the San Francisco markets and
sold at ~ cents per pound. No figs.
thank you.
The Bullion stage makes tri-weekly
trips and goes u loaded each time.
That camp is booming, and 10 now the
centre Of attraction.
Edward Kelley arrived this morning
from New York, stopped over to da
and wall leave to.morrow morning for
San Francisco.
Stanfori's Carriage and Horse Car
passed through on this mornings train,
having OH bnarl three horses aud a
carriage b longing to the Senator.
Hi Stoker's big teams came in from
Bullion to day, and are loading coke for
the furnace ut that place, which will be
started III the latter part of this month.
A Best X B.lcher back action divi.
drnl Of 30 cents per sh ire has been de-
cltrcd. Shareholders who do not see
the raise will be declared out to the
game.
The surface indications are favorable
for the development OF Il new candidate
for Sii"riif on the Republican side of the
house in the near future. The more
the meriier.
Maxwell says that If he ha been nc.
quilted it WAS his intention to either
lecture or enter n dime mu This
announcement will materially strength.
! IN ths nnnil.F a.V,rnu.l - L., ...-..
ton.
Throughout the Ens: 10 Spring or
Summer picnic party is equipped un.
les it carries along n cave for resort
when the cyclone swings its stuffed
club.
One hundred and eleven years ago
to-day there was IL little uupleasantucss
At Bunker Hill. or more properly at
Breeds Hill, which is known in history
as the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Mr. J. y Miller arrived by this morn
ings train from KInsls, anl lett by
stage for Tu,carora to attend the !uner-
al of his brother. Rev. q. W. Miller,
who dicl there las; Saturday.
C. G. Warner & Co., forwrri.d this
morning by the rapid transit team $3.50
pounds merchandise, and by fast freight
team 1886 pounds merchandise, and
1865 feet lumber for Tus,arora.
A dispatch received here last cvg ming
that the Democratic Sac
Convention will be held at Elko on the
9th day Of September. This is rs il
should be. for We were most certIiualIy
entitled to it this year.
Fears were eityrtaiued that there
would not he candidates enough in this
county to fill the Offices this year, but
the political hatch ~ is being placed
IN shape nni ovid, nces are favorable
for an ample crop.
Mr.. Dan M"han, OF Independence
Valley. has jast purchased OF W. +.
smith two Of those double geared. bach
action, s,lf-dumping hay rakrs. one
for himself, aud one for n nrishbor,
md left for home with his purchas,
this morning.
Lyon County Times: "Ex. Senrtoi
Stewart il Il finn believer in the light
honr system" l. there anything
which the ex-senator thinks would as
si-i ia his politics. aspirations thut Le
does not believe in? L. is have q
pumrict on the eight. hour system.
Nr George Russell hns sold his fin,
team Of sorrels to Mr. Edward Reilly
The price ptid we learn, was only Si7;
for horses nnd harness, certainly a low
price for II span Of horses which woult
5c no diScrcdit TO II town of more pre-
t~ruIinns than ElkO.
Mrs. Thomas Gillnnd came in from
LamUiilc yesterday nnd brUu iht her 81
dc,t son for medical treatment. he b,
ing somcwhRi. though not seriously in
disposed.
Mrs. GLAND accompanied by Will
who wus feeling much better this MOI
ing, returned home - day.
Sudden Death at Welia.