The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-20
From Mondays Daily'l
RALAAGUNDI.

uoNh W memo to-day.
Clerk A. q. Dawley aud Surveyor
Eugene Thompson came down from
Hal'eck last evening.
So'ou Peek is making quite an i'm
Pr 'yement in the looks of his business
house by II judieious u :. of paint.
MH. Frank Frrna'I who has been
making Hn extended visit among rcla-
tives in Ga i~forDia, returned by last
evenings train.
Tn, reisa uS of Dio Lewis were
or, mated "a al the ashes buried. Peace
TO hi, ashes is therefore un appropri-
ate ejaru alton.
Mr.. Geo. L. Church. of Fresno Cali
fnrnI', left las, evening iDr Iowa ON "a
UisiE to his mother and sister Mrs. L. G.
E.nsly Who reside at Itson & ~.
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittre meet io.morro v at Virginia City.
There il a strong probability TINT the
ST tie Convention vii; he held at FL
ko.
' c. q. w,rn-r & %. for'vtrl"d tpla~
by tn" rnpid transit team 1860 p uni.
'uerchau lise. aud n; the ft,t f. isht
t. 'm 10000 pounds merchandise aud
LIS feet lumber for Tdscirnra.
The repeating oHre of the Western
tuion Telegraph Coup my i t. be re-
IN we'd fom Virginia City 20 Reno Ii It
month. The r-Ihuvrl viii cause a re-.
dnctiOn Of two men in the Virgins City
uticc. So says the Chronicle.
The most not ,blc features Of the en-.
tertiiEm mt given at Il ~ by the M
sons aud Knights of Pyth'as were G-u.
erai POwminS and the upper, the Ltttrr
being the finest ever served ia tint VII
Iag", aud the former simpy in Ii
Reno JournrI:-S .nltor Fair srii
Thursday that the Carson Mint you'll
b. r Opened as Don rs the arpr~p.la.
ton fo5 It's maintenance had E,vm ma lc.
OF course 1t will, but wat as,uutnse
can the Senator gi.c that the apprupria-
tiou will be ul4dcG
Arthur Low e, whose health has been
very poor for some considerable time.
hi.dlug that lac is not improving. vi
leave morning for san Fran.
cisco With the hope that IA change uf
climate viii prove - benefit. We tru,,
That his search for health ma be Tn
tirrly successful.
That u~n>ightIy and dangerous h.lc ia
The sidewalk ia front .. j. ". Dorsey,
Office has been ptr'i.II rrpltre by
Dr.. Mrrs', VIA displays great skill "a "a
brick layer. The doctor says L.s only
fear /, hat the attorney will cuu.iIpr
the temporary repairs ample. aud neg
Irrt To do anything further in the mat
ter OF making the sidewalk pass..ble.
From j. /. TripIctt who has jus; re-
turned from Idaho, and Who snvItnem
i've days ago. we learn that Mr.. Amos
Roach, formerly OF Eiku. j. located Il
kumn. IL miles from Boise CITY. Nj.
li"ach's family who LEFT Tu,clrora A
shoIt time since mad the ttip to Kuua
IN seven days. Mr.. Roach has enca.
gcd ia the restaurant business there.
and us II L. a lively camp, there brin,
two stage lines running out FROM the
town, and II large IN uut of frcightinr
Is also being done. lac will no doubt do
IL profitable business.
OF Rev. G. ". Miller, pastor of the
VI. l.. Church at Tu-curura. who died
at q O'Clock saturday morning. the
Times. Review SAYS: MIR. Miller has
resided IA tnis community since April Of
last year, having b cu called to I'LL the
place made vacant 10y the death Of hi,
former ulrs-mttc and bosom friend Rev
George o Robinson. who died a ycnr
HSo last ~Inmuury. lie was a voung man
full of promise. u close student. sincere
IA his belief. and universally loved and
respected b. the whole community. IL
died as lac la | lived n deyout Christian.
possessing that golden key that opens
the palace o! ,tornity."
As will lie seen 10y refer, nee TO the AZ
proprIntc column, 4. ". Fuller unfutls
his nuc AS - candida e for the nuf.
iIng,s of the voters oi Elku county
MIR. Fuller Is n well known resident of
Eiko and the county, "A man of sterling
integrity aud It ally habits, and one
who, II elected to the office Of Sheril.
will perform the duties OF the position
IN II manner which will give entire salts
faction. We commend Mr.. Fuller to
the favorable consolidation Of the De.
mocrncy Of Elko county.