The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-08-01
S'rom Fridays Daily.
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0'hs''e ASS'i'hieht Ot me hShInS
tackle ut MUlier's.
Doc. Pnrsous. the dentist passed
through on u thirty days trip to New
York, lat evening.
For cuts. bruises. cuts from barhed
wire. etc, use Horsumeu's Universal
Ointment.
Lille and Hattie I,pseustock carue ia
from l.amoille by c. B4vuLach's st.i.e
this evening.
Arrived Ivy stage this evening from
Tuscarora-F. ". SchoeuJcreer, A.
Drnnery. Mrs. L. II. Mead.
We are glad to Snn"auce that Mr.
Joe Scott va SO far recovered from his
recent attack Of sickness ms 10 be able
To return TO his home by the train last
evening.
J. 4. Robertson cam ia from Mound
Valley last evening with n heavy team
ioadel with wool. 1t is the first of tn.
clip Of Mrs,rs IILsou and Suite Of
hat valley.
James Penrod arrived today from
Island Mountain via Htl!rck Stat @
lie states that the new quartz luiIl Jus,
erected at that camp, began usl.iug
one Last Tuesday. AMI woG L, admirably.
A carload OF yonug thoroughbred
Short'horn cattle passed through from
the East 10y the train last eveuiug The
stock belongs TO T.. ". CgutcLrr the
well known Paradise VALLEY stock
nnn.
Mr.. J. +. Triplrti, who is just up
from th- lever oIFSuiry, Informs "a, that
the John Cecil Who lately shot his wife
and then hImmsrif fatally at Brru,furl.
California, IL tue same who with hi,
vile lived here for some months u few
years ago.
Salt Lake Democrat The Genu!cs
AHe ur-atE!''Sr awaiting the pc Usage Ct
the Tucker LiIl by the Republican mi.
noriiy In Congress. which the slpi~nt
Washington correspondent Of the Re
publican HgSn here asserted they would
do, "Whcn tie opportunity oilers"
by parity Of reasunsug. u the measure
fails, the people Of CIEh shouII hold
che grand old party ~lr'PsuaJlr for the
result"
A Sssa I,ctl ten was utterly ruined
by the InoPportunr arrival on the scene
OF All iEcIpI-nt row uf the first marui.
tudc Last evening. 81 Shrrig Atwrli.
4 couple Of .hrArcSs inspired Ly
d"scS Of she"p-Lerdcr, dcIi-ut. had
gu1t StaTLd the incest Kind Of q nt'lr
social IuctIon hen the officer rushed
an and spoiled the fun. Twas ever
<huS, since ~childbood's hour. we've
seen oar fsndrst hopes decay. the grapes
We got were always s1ur-,uu.c ctEcr
fellow ives IL the way.
Labouche.c's TIClh Of July ! CON
tnins the following suggestive pura.
graph: MIR. Glnd-tDue's scheme for
Ireland is n rrvoiu'i0n. although =
peaceful aud beneficial one. II b,
long purses tir" privileged ~l.sscs seek
Ia stN%e - Oh, they mu>t 40: L. sur.
priscd # IL" uu!TIvilecrd classes resort
4" somcwhat strong mcs.nrcs IA osicr
{" overcome thus ~rr,i,tIucc. Briuor.a.
cy has We; b,rn tut II name. The unit.
ed English and Iri-h Democracy wall
convert Il into a reality. and mi>cor.
nmc in ilclaul viii not L.. the ouIy
-tirnr-houoTcd' abuse which will fall
Far from r"gr"tting This struggle. |
shall most heartily welcome it.
Last s.Ssclny night, while wilIiim
Roos. " i%-"id boy; Vas sleeping IA his
tent MP Weber cnnyon. hc hrsrI hI.
sheep dogs lorEiug, which vas follow.
ed - the snort of bear GrabbIug
his ride. he went I" the tent door. and
there, right before his lace aud within
ten steps, stood u full-gruUn cinnamon
bear, surrounded Is <hc dogs The
hoy had presence Of mind sufficient to
take deliberate aim and FIRE. The bear
was Ehott through the side. which great.
" cnrngrd him, aud he then came tear.
'ng directly for the tent, when u second
ball was sent through Lin. followed 10y
a third shot which sent the midnight
iniruder Ia the happy hunting grounds.
Young linos was jubilant over his sue.
cGss ~ a mOdcrn Jnck Hayes. and In.
King the skin from the bear, he went
TO his houso the proud victor Of a close
encounter.
In passing the rcsiicncc n i. y.
Guldngcr lust ercuing. John iinlry no.
siu"d n Enrll Of smoking cloth proceed
ing from thc building. gDd immediately
notified the owner Of tho premises, who
was near 10y. On going to the house It
WIS discovered TINT a bunch Of matches
Ind dropped from n shelf down upon n
bed. and by some means bccHmc iguiicd
causing n Smouldcring fire among the
bed'clothcs. Tho discovery Ivy Mr..
Ainl"y was n most fortunate circum.
htunoc. M the IRE would u have be-
come n flame. aud the building, being
temporarily deserted. would umloul tod
ly have been destroyed with it's con.
tents.
Disastrous Runaway.