Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-05-20
FROM Frid.y's D.iiy.
nALNAGUHDI.

1ndex-Uplon:-The hosts OF the slain
SHOW how terrible was the carnage on
the plains Of winpemucca.
Frank Wines. late Of Peko. has moved
his family to Elko, they will occupy the
house next door to John Aiuley.
Billy Emmerson, the popular miu-
strel. wns a passenger for San Francis
co on this mornings Express tnin.
Walter Clayton keeps nice. fresh
Strawberries. Cherries, Raspberries.
Oranges md Lemons. He also keeps
Candies. Nuts, etc. Give him a call.
Tom Van Dreillen with six hones
and two Wagons. -- Cross team Of
eight. and Robert Hubs twelve horse
team, NIL laden with lumber. pulled out
for Tuscnrora this morning.
Hi Stoker's teams, consisting OF eight
lnrGe freight wagons aud forty-four head
Of horses, pulled out to-day loaded with
Sc, 600 pounds Of general merchandise,
for Peltier g. Co., in Tuscarora.
Henry Lidynrd has bought OF Ham
Mccain the Halleck & Ruby Valley
stage line. Hurry ism polite nud nc.
~commodating young rnnn. aud we be-
speak for him a liberal patronage.
The Carson & Colorado Railroad Co.
talk OF changing the guage Of their
track, by laying n third rail from Wa.
buskn, (Pizen Switch), in Mason Val
ley, 10 Mound House. on the V. & T.
Many ladies' admire gray hair-on
some other person but few care to try
its effects on their own charms. They
need not, since Ayers Hnir Vigor re-
stores gray hair to its original color.
Sold by druggists and pcrfumers.
Lou Bradley returned Inst night from
an extended visit 10 California, he
reports that in the control and southern
portions of the State, the crops nre dry
ing out. in many places the gre ath OF
wheat will be SO light, that it will not be
harvested.
A large number OF California and Ne
vada capt. llists have been purchasing
land in Inyo aud the neighboriug
ties in California. md an attempt will
be made TO have them unite md raise
funds for the purpoce of testing the
country for artesian water.
In the Spring, hundreds of persons
suffer from boils, carbuncles and other
eruptive diseases. These are evidences
that the system is trying to purge itself
Of impurities, and that it needs the
powerful aid which is afforded by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilln.
The four fine Cleveland Bay stations.
together with the Imported shire-horse,
that have been Kept ut Tom Harris
stables during the Winter and Spring,
were yesterday shipped. in charge of
"Ost!er Joe" (Joe Muir) to OgJen ,
where the prospect Of q market is said
to be good.
A Nogales. A. T.. dispatch OF tho
18th snys: Manuel OSt.z, n Mexican
stated o have been in the recent train
robbery, WAS captured between Hnuclla-
chm and Tombstone. Another Mexican
robber has been heard Of at Bear Valley,
80 miles west of here. The officers
have gone nit r him.
Archie Harrington o prominent min
ing man OF Esmernl Ia county, passed
west on this mornings train. SIR. Far
rington has been 10 Montana on bust
ness connected with mining matters, he
informed n reporter OF this paper, that
no would assume the Superintendency
OF the Reno reduction works, on the
first OF June.
Gabe Hoskins returned last night
from Winnemuccn, where lie has boon
engaged giving instructions 10 the brass
band. Mr.. Hoskins, will, ns soon ns he
Gun close his business here, go to VIM
nemucca 10 reside permanently, having
made au engagement with the band OF
TINT place, to become its instructor for q
year.
The INDEPENDENT OF last Tuesday,
started Bob Hunter to White river in
charge OF n gang of cowboys. the cow
boys went along all right, but Robert
was scooped in by the Sheriff, the
charge reads ~ following: You are
hereby summoned to appear, to testify
IN behalf Of the Slate. eto.
Bob goes to Austin as q witness in O
horse stealing case.
Gazette:-"Among the most delighted
visitors Reno has had for many u day
is Q. w. Grover, editor OF the Elko In.
DEPENDENT. Although n resident o.
Nevada for nine ycars this is Mr.. Gro,
yer's Grst visit to this part OF the stato,
and to say that no was surprised al tho
progress and prosperity OF Reno but
half tells the tale. He said II did his
Dyes good to look upon tho gardens,
trees and alfalfa fields, and Mt tho con.
clusion OF the Democratic State Con.
rention, to which he IL n delegate, IL 1.
his intention to return horo for q sever.
al days visit
This scribe Is glad to learn that hi