Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-23
tFRox FRIDAYS DAILY
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Ahu OSaAo'Snct III S0lt Lak0.
Jas. Campbell Of Tuscarora u In
town.
Bargain sales at AleIander's for a
Month. =
Miss Myrtle Hunter is visiting
friends In Wells.
Forty cattle cars have been ordered
for Mon lay next by local shippers.
VIM. Hunter will ship about 300
head OF bcot cattle East on Monday
next.
The s. p. Company are selling
round trip tickets to Reno for one
fare good until Sept. Goth.
The county commissioners have es.
tablished a voting precinct at Jack
creek. l6 miles north Of Tuscarora.
An excursion party Of 1872 Los An
9eles people passed through thus
morning headed for the Omaha Ex-
position.
Artio Bowman, late Of Torrey's
Cavalry, will return to his home in
fuscarora Tomorrow. He is improv-
ing slowly, but it still very weak.
A long string oi freight teams, the
property Of Indians On .i;s Dr1k Val
ley reservation, are in town loading
with freight for the Agency.
The repot hotel people have So.
cured the services Of Johnny Abel for
day clerk. The selection ls a good
one us Johnny has an army Of friends
and Is fully capable Of filing the
place.
Section men are replacing old ties
with g ones through town. They
are badly needed. The old tics are OF
redwood through which tho rails have
Gu. in many places fully half way.
The new ties are of pine.
Peter Mckenzie, foreman OF the
Dexter at Tuscarora, md who re.
Gently purchased the Cooper claim
ON Bull Run mountain ia said to be
extracting ore which will grade up to
1900 per ton.
j.. t.. Fitzgerald has been appoint
ed deputy county clerk in place OF c.
r. Nesse resigned.
George S. Brown went ont to Bull
lion to bring back his family where
they have been souiourning during
the hot weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bixel accom-.
panied 10y Miss Edith Hunter DEPART
ed last night for Brantsford. Canada.
Miss Hunter will DO absent about Il
year.
The Sentinel quotes the following
cattle prices IN Eureka county: For
yearlings, sl9; two year olds, s22:
three.,ea olds, s27; dry cows, slg:
spring calves, els.
The Dexter mill IL now dropp,ng
fifteen stamps. 4 decided increase
Ut water ut the power house occurred
about the first Of the month, but this
las been lost owing to the continued
hot weather.
The movement OF sheep from the
north end OF the county to the VIM
ter ranges in the southern part Of the
State has already commenced. Not
w~ithstnndIng the scarcity of water
the herds are reported to be in excel.
lent condition.
Or the whole the convention
County Drmocratic) wa u grand
and the platform and ticket
are apparently satisfactory to the
members Of the Democratic PARTY
throughout El&o county. - Wells
Herald.
The Trans Mississippi Exposition
mt Onlnhas is as great a success
financially ns it is socially. The re-
ceipts thus iar are more than $4,000
IN excess OF the expenditures. There
Ii II balance in bank Of $4,000 over
and above expenses and obligations
Of all sorts.
Fred Earles arrived from Salt Lake
Last night to take n position in f. g,
Farringt"n's law Office. Mr.. Earlts
is a young man Of great promise with
many social accomplishments and
will receive Il hearty welcome in Elko
society circles.
When You Are Ont Of sorts, fee
tired, langnid and dull you need
Hoods Sarsaparilla. II will brace
yon up md give you strength and
energy, vigor md vitality.
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