Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-04-02
INeNI ND PEls0NNS'

-. Durs, the veteran Bullion minel
= a Elko visitor.
The Aiissss Anderson are down fror
the North Fork with their Uncle Mel
Peterson.
T. q. 0Iustt and Roy swick. two @
the prominent mining operators in th
Bullion district. are in Elko today.
y. J. Cullen, who recently went 4
Ogden With the remains of his wifi
for burial. has returned to take up hi
duties as agent for the 8. P. Co.
Attorney Otto 7. Williams departed
for Salt Lake City last Saturday to
Join Mrs. williams and children. Mrs,
Williams Is considerably under the
weather.
County Commissioner Fred C.
Weight has taken a Eve year lease
ON the Haystack ranch on the North
Fork. owned by Mrs. Hill. This is one
Of the best ranches in the county,
Alex Baird, OF Ely, deputy mining
inspector. spent Saturday In Elko. and
departed for the east Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Baird says that his home
town Is one of9the best in the state.
NeIs Peterson Is down from his
ranch on the North Fork. He says
that there Is still considerable snow In
his section and that stockmen are all
hoping for an early break In the
weather.. 6,
George Hawks, the veteran live
etock solicitor for the 8. p. Co.. is
In Elko today! Mr.. Hawks has been
seriously Ill. but his many friends
will be pleased to learn that he is now
well on the road to good health again.
$50
Charles Rutherford, who has been
confined to his bed with typhoid fever
for several weeks. is now able to be
up and around. Mrs. Rutherford Is
slowly Improving. but is still confined
TO her bed. The baby. who also had a
siege Of the dread disease has entirely
recovered.
Thomas Bangs, brother of our well
known townsman, B. J. Bangs, has
been In Elko several days. Mr.. Bangs
was recently married to Mrs. Minnie
Mclaughlin, formerly n resident Of
this place. and sister Of Mrs. Thomas
Hunter Their many friends here wish
them greatest happiness.
b. Pete ,oennetts, the well known
Mound Valley rancher. has returned
FROM an extended visit to California.
He sDentr "a number of weeks In I'm.
perials Valley. and he says that his
health has greatly improved. He will
remain IN Elko several days before
returning to his home In Mound.
,ifs n
yAssemblyman TIC. FairehIId, who
went to San Francisco after the leg.
islature adjourned to visit with his
family, underwent minor operation
last week, when a fatty tumor was
taken from his head. He is feeling
ane again, and will soon start for
home.
District Attorney carvllIe and Sher-
In Harris will depart for JarbIdge to-
morrow morning on matters connected
with tho trial OF the three men who
are accused Of the murder OF the stage
driver last winter. They will have to
80 In by way Of Twin Falls, as the
roads on this side are impossible. The
officers believe that they have evil
dencc enough against the accused men
to warrant a conviction. They have
been working hard on the case ever
since the commission OF the crime.
Senator Leroy Thatcher spent Sat.
urday night in Elko. Sunday morning
he departed for the Deep Creek min
Ing district, Just across the Utah state
line. whore he has o force OF dozen
men working on some very promising
mining property. . Mr.. Thatcher says
that the washing out of the Eureka
q Paiisade will lie up the shipping OF
bro for number or weeks from Union,
but mining operations win not be sus. |
pended. Mr.. Thatcher's property at |
Union 70 one OF the best In tho state. |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Marlin and son |
John have returned from visit of |
several weeks to Mr.. Martins father
n Watsonville. California. Mr.. Martin
rays that his father. Mr.. Hugh Martin,
las been in poor health for more than
year. The old gentleman is now
'ast seventy-seven, and the weight
u Time is resting heavily upon him.
FOR many years no was resident of
Ilko e,.3nty and hc has many friends
a this community. Health permitting
70 has promised 20 visit Elko county