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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-19

G., HaAPs,as FSSIa ME n, y, pI.IsIor

T.
STATE or TExAs, 0ETIoR Gu. oUARTsE'E,
Sealed proposals., 10 duplicate, will he re-
eeiyed At this once until u M, o. June the AZ
tenth, rs, 1872, for the delivery Of four humid
rel and my tI5ol Cavalry Horses, as follows
20, two hundred 100 j at San Antonio, one hun.
The horses must be sound in all particular,
we'll broken. In full nssh and good condition, from
hiteen tlbl to sixteen fl6l hands high, from Eve
~ TO nine ts years old. and we'll adapted In every
Sasy 70 Cavalry purposes, Horses between nine
All Horses will. befers being accepted, undergo
the inspeetion required by the existing orders o.
the Quartsrmaster uenerll.
DsliysTI 70 commence by August Let, 70 termi-
Proposais will be received for the whole, or for
any part Of the number Of Horses required
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
bach bid must be accompanied BY q Euarantee
Of at least two persons (wh0le TosponslbIl ~ must
be certified by the clerk Of Court Of keeord,J that
the bidder is competent to carry out the contract
address u each bidder and EuATantoT must be
stated. NJ bid entertained not conforming to
The attention Of bidders IL called to section 10 Of
the act o. Congress, approved July u, 1872
Blank BIDS can be obtained at the DEPOT Quarter
once, San Antonio and at this Odiee.
Proposals will DO plainly endorsed Proposals
t?r Cavalry Horses, " and addressed to tho UNDER
By command of BvL Ma. Gen J. Reynolds.
Deputy oaArtcTmaster General. Byt. Brig. Gen.
49,, ,r.a,,. ,.u..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

DANGEROUS SwISDLE N TEAs.-The San
Francisco Alta Of October 22d has the follow
ing:
A gentleman has left at this Office a sample
Of an article which he purchased within a few
days as superior quality of tea. Being an
old tea drinker, and compelled to use the ar
ucle incidentally, his attention Was attracted A
few days since by the appearance of some tea
at store In the city, put up in neat packages
and marked with a well known brand. He
purchased a small quantity, but after drinking
one cup PREPARED from the so-called fancy tea,
was taken violently i'll. Upon a close e1amin-
alton Of the leaves which had been STEPPED
he found them to be simply the leaves of the
ordinary California chaparel. Further inaui.
rydeveioped the fact that the leaves Of this
and other shrubs are gathered in great guam
titles upon tins coast, and packed in bales
and shipped 10 China; whence. after being
dried and prepared by some process unknown.
1t Is returned TO San Francisco properly put
up in packages, and branded, and cold as n
superior quality Of tea. The sample shown
resembles the best quality Of black tea, both
in appearance and smell. While there is moth
ing absolutely poisonous about the leaves of
the chaparel, its effects upon the system are
very disagreeable, and decidedly prejudicial to
health. The discovery Of such an outrage
and dangerous swindle in use is calculated TO
s'artle all ten drinkers and put them on their
guard.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

The DKNccEAcr Ac,IS VtcToKiors--The
Saera,rento Reporter Of the 18th inst. has
the following about the rs-ult of the elections
IN California:
The Democratic victory won on the Isl Of
September Is more than sustained by the tn
umph achieved on the 10Th inst The De
mooney have elected Crockett and Wallace.
their candidates for the Supreme bench, by
tnalort'es hanging from 6,CcD 20 5000. They
have also elected tli-teez of the fourteen Dis
trict Judges TO Be chosen. The Humboldt
district has not been heard from, but our
friends were divided on the Distric; Judge
ship, ve think II probable that the Radical
candidate has been chosen But whilst We
reSrst sincerely that the Democrats Of Hmm
boldi, Klamath and Del Norte should have
fdled IN adjusting their troubles 50 - Sc
cure triumph, which re are ecnSdent they
would have done II united sill If Is true
ve have won a victory such entities Cali
forriA 70 be recognized IS the banner State of
the Democracy Of the nation. We viii pub
hsh the official retnrns 81 soon As received
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

BEEcuER BLAcEssrrH.-IIenryw Ward Beecber
IN speech at the Plymouth Bethel Meeting. on
the lTih Instant. said
~ never saw anybody do anything that did
not watch tAem. aud see how they did II, for
There i no telling but that some time | might
have to do u myself. was going across prairie
once; my horse began 10 limp. l.uckiiy came
across blacksmith shop, but the smith was not
al home. asked the wofnsn Of the house II abe
would allow mo To start fac, and make the shoe
She said might II ] knew how So started
IRE. and heated tho shoe red.bOi and turned II IT,
~ my horse foot, and pared the hnof and turned
the points nf the nails ont cnnningly, ~ had
sccn the black sn'h do, that In driving into The
h""i they should not ga into the quick. and shud
tile horse. 1T the next place came to, went
straight ip smith. and told bin To put the shoe
on property. lie looked ~ The horses foot and
Pail the the greatest compliment ever received
~ my lie. lie told me II put on that shoe had
better follow hlscksmiihing all nv ffe Nav.
never shonll have known how 70 do this n had
not looked on aud seen Others do IT,"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

HEkk AND HEErhDorS.-There Is but little
TO chronicle in the line Of news about town
this week Every one seems 10 be pursuing
the quiet and even tenor Of his way. Peace
and good order everywhere prevail since our
last issne there have been no infraSsions Of
the public peace. and eonSeSuenf no arrests
The CelestiAls are living harmonio1sly In their
quarters, With nothing 20 disturb their slam
ben save the tsaying of mules and ho~iinS of
coyotes The Aborigines manifest = willing
ness to undertake any hight job for the mode
nate sum OF four bits. Clad IN their attire.
they wander Aimlessly about tozr- exhibiting
. stoscal insensibiliiy to cold weather
Every week brings with IL decided improve
nents N the APPEARANCE of our town In All
ueiPAtion Of cold weather, permanent and
substantial buildinSs are everywhere dispIAe-
ing the canvas tents The ratio of married 70
unmarried people Is rapidly increasing in
Elko- This Is brought about prncipeny by
immigration We reSA-d this circumstance
As favorable omen OF the future prosperity
Of the place. There Is no doub; but that Jess-
lock IS the normal condition Of mankind. and
nos. conducive Of happiness Whatever 9TH
er errors in Judgment Adam and Eve may
have committed. II Is evident that in marry
ing they did well Therefore, ve say to IL
our unmarried friends who have arrived al
years Of discretion. 60 and do likewise.
Travel both eastward and westward seems
70 Dc dropping on somewhat The hrs; Light
ming Express trAin from the East J. reported
as having but FIVE through passengers on
board. The fare from New York TO San Fran
cisco by this train, including board Is plzcei
at 500 in currency. On Monday evening four
car loads Of French and ItA,ian e-nisranis
passed through Elko. en- route for California
We welcome 20 our coast these people from
Italy and the vins-elad hills OF sunny France,
believing, As We DO, that the richest itaT,orIa-
ton 20 America from Europe l. that Of man.
Encouraglns reports cOntinas 10 come in
from al the mining districts around Us, and
new discoveries are announced There Is
every prospect Of lively times, both here and
In the mines- when the Spring opens. 80
mote il be.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

Two MARRIAGES N RCBI YlLLET.-The cit
liens Of Ruby Valley seldom have occasion to
celebrate a marriage; but, ON THURSDAY night
last the grandest celebration that ever took
place IN the valley came of IN honor Of q
double marriage az the hosPitable homes Of c.
A GrsTold and Ira u. Wins Two rair
Of loving hearts we're bold enough to launch
their banks on the broad OCEAN Of matrimonial
life and 20 forever swear fidelity on the great
voyage before them Bill MONTGOMERY has
broken many mustang and can manage a
stage line n the most approved STYLE. but his
lot Is nov cast IN pleasant Arb5-s where gen
Tie zephyrs EAft sofi bEeszes. He Is deserT-
ing OF the charge and ve are glad his luck has
secured il 10 him. The pioneers Of Rubv
Valley hsd perfect night TO 20 On ben
der, on this OCCASION for such an Ouportcni-
y may nsver occur again. Griswold PLAYED
n good hand on the occasion and his csneTos-
iiy vii long Be remembered Happy couples.
may your lives be smooth and more plesSsut
than the road 10 White Pine.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

TAXATION OF EALEoAps N CALITpExrI.-
The valuation for revenue purposes in some
of the counties in California are as follows:
Solano county-Cal. Pacific Railroad, as
Sessed per mile, 5000; Sacramento county
Sacramento Valley Railroad. -, 200; Western
Pacific Railroad, S6, 900; Central Pacific Rail-
road, 5000; NaPa county-California Pacific
Railroad, 5000; Sapa Valley Railroad, So
200; Butte county-CalifOrnia Northern Rail-
road, 5000; Tuha Countrywide Railroad
Company, Sl,G25; California Northern Rail
road, 600; California & Oregon Railroad,
5000.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
ceH piSt1ia

Our recent advicsS from this district are
very encouraging. The first location was
made BY the Cope party. in Msy last; since
which time numerous hedges have been re-
I corded town of several hundred inhabitants
has sprung up, containing many good build
inss and presentinS quite an air Of perIna-
nency. A few Of the hedges have been sufS-
I GENTLY developed to warrant the opinion that
I this new district viii within the next twelve
months prove No mean tributary to the great
stream Of metallic wealth tia; IS daily p1lsAt-
ing aercss the continent TO its final distriba-
tior iathe grsa; nA-ts Of commerce. As we
sSunisred through the streets = fez DAYS since
and Witnessed the earnest and active industry
Of the little hive Of border civilization, where.
not siI months sSc TIE rid sSSe nodded in the
wind. Gnd the rode savage pursued his favor
;te sport along the huqii waters Of the ovy-
hee, re thought ~e could observe in the
wonderful 1ze:A-no-Paosss typical expires
sion Of astiS-sl character: unoe2Sng energy,
heroic viii and daring. Here, In the very
clouds. and t@yoaG the tSc:p.:2ss Of c;TSEssEi
men, and nos far removed rom hostile Indi-
ans have come these handy pioneers. here
they have reared their dwellings and planted
another outpost Indicative Of progress and pros
Perity. The ledses thE; have been thus Ear
developed appear 10 be vel defined. are vide,
the ore Of an excellent character and quite
universally distributed. From two Of the
Lodges, the Argenaa and Hamilton, ore Of s
high assay value IS nov being shipped to san
Francisco, for want OF facilities to work il at
home. Some Of the ledge that have been
fairly exposed are very wide and calculated 10
inspire great confidence; among those that
ve have seen, are TIE Backeye, California,
and Idaho. Very rieh Groupings have been tn
ken from many othe- undeveloped locations.
but not enough work has been done on them
70 prove 70 !udic!O1s observers the existence Of
ledge We would suggest 10 those holding
such locations that something more than rich
ouicrOPPinSs and hole in the ground are
necessary 10 demonstrate, to the satisfaction Of
practical men who have money TO invest, that
they have a ledge that will sell and do for
high" II you want TO get money for your
lodges, prove them TO Be valuable by subStAn-
tial work.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

HCHBoLDT Turns ASoTHEE TEUxP.-Al
Who are acquainted with the resources Of
Humboldt county, are no; surprised at neS
discoveries Of mineral wealth within her Dor
ders. The bold and prominent chains OF
mountains that Traverse the country north and
south are full Of the precious metal, and r.
quire only the strong arm Of the hardy and ad.
venturOus miner TO convert il into bright hars
Of silver. Nose HaineS, Of this place, has
jus; received news Of the discovery Of ledge,
accompanied hy specimens from il, that has
so excited his usually staid and even tempera-
Deut - to throw him into a yiolen; 1T Of min.
Ing excitement. The ledge contains copper
and silver, and is so near the railroad that il
can L. made to Iay largely, for the supply OF
ore Is said 10 b- ineXhaustihle and Of unques-
tionable richness.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
Thursday, the 18th Day of November,
A. D. 1863,

: day q FTBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE
LDoktnE b=ck uI.oa the svents q the year.
fail % - reminded @: the SI-ra- Rul-'s s-ezt
rnsrCi~s. well ihe ios r1t8h!sn-s- 81 his S1ys
fcc the CT-a-hlndeiness q boga;IfaI and never
failing FTpysicnc-. Let hurEh!y arEzss Ic!sr that
ths=~ kLs be- given ~ The traih q q
s;ate Ucs-s- eAzse O. great Hul csTEr-stzz sTIef
thanks :O- the blessings Which ny have revived -
utfe-y1. uDlrss ~ the Tim rat-
Sad= 60 God :or his having Sr-I - sTa-- f-utn
the s-ytae 81 lie dreAi serTsni'
The hLrvests Which sSyE frprn tie se-i AMI the
rneE have ben GOD IT, de~ri- All L. 49, have
Yielded h1Eut.fuly cuul! rrzs,H.tsy t1I-act
oar mineral rr~0urc-- have cDu;IuEtN4 - sastalu
then high CEs-zcts-. AID tie :gl- q the kEstHEaAa
have been Fv4uIi-d-
whilst tn e1--ag quake IuI IT, SsI AID the teruFsf
have brn VISITED uTs11 on sllN-s II cSnsr Stzte.
And the T-uIi= q - pant rraustTly. have be.a
Sr-r2uZsly sASa!tsa t-gEl s8c gave srl-tC-TGI<s
u .Lu-L2 TL1is IL tluiu.l ~. i.;s.ls al
thLi ih- blessing. Shlsh EGy- l.1zi- ths iE;S,D .nI
EksrE gracefully rtTstDl ~ I'-s=zls-f Grant
have come uIsoa cyszDTy sri El=s.tIJlaszs.
Thee, then profound rsa-s-- tzzlaAiL -.
and tie ca-Desi acEtsg~sErtr.I . TO- Ir,-Is 81
Almighty God al they lsIll tr.y5r='lbIe Ecsl-
uyc- for heartily Acs.rg % the forth
IN the FTcs.-etlIs PrCcL2tazI.E- And zSEuat-l by
thes~ Eyc1 rvasuDs, DO euJo<n SF-E AZ E,-d Cxl-
Creator BY E4VIl-. the day Above Designated T. tie
ChC-ck-s and 81 the trr~j- Al sAra--i shCwrrsE ~
Ger tAtE and % their sGncTzfy. such p-yEss-a4s
a. become collective part q = SlyIIE4t-u and -
PIE Who's uisss0u q - C0usrN, the Ashs.f AID lt
interests O; humanity.
IL = In witness whereof have hsTsuntn ~ nv
hand AID cAGsed 70 l. srIr the GrcsS seal q The
>t2ts o! NeVEtA- Done ~ C2rsua CITY isls ssA Day
Of October, A y. l-t3
JAS : sIINGERLGND.
Acting G0voruur q NsyElA.
c. y N0Er-,EE. sszrriary o: STATE. std
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

RCBT NALLEr.-A. J. Thompson. Of Ruby
Valley called in on Friday. and reports every
thing in prosperous condition in Ruby VAL
ley The farmers are well fixed. With GOOD
houses % hive in and comfortable stables for
then stock: The grain and hay crop III the
valley Will be large next season. The White
Pine market can be supplied at a prof; To the
farmers even at low prices Ruby and Glover
valleys are desirable places to settle in. as the
soll Is unsurpassed for fertility and the g1az-
Of cTnsses
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

THos- McDoSnD. assayer IN Mountain
City, and DR.. ". Thorne. arrived In town
yesterday. Mcdonald goes below on bust
ness, to be absent two weeks, when he will
return to Cope for the Winter. DIR. Thorne
goes to his home in san Jose, and will return
early IN the Spring.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

kocI,dASscHAP.--We had the pleasure of n
call last evening from Mr.. Koopmanschap the
celebrated importer of Chinese laborers. Mr.,
hoopmanschap is direct from the Louisville
Commercial Convention. where he spoke 10
and conversed freely with, Southern men con-
eerning the introduction of Chinese To the
south. He says Alabama is opposed to their
introduction, aud that opinion Is somewhat
divided in other States. but Is generally favor.
able to this kind Of labor. Mr.. X. has made
conditional contracts. TO De filled Mt his own
option. for about ten thonsand already. He
could have contracted for ire times that mum.
Der II the Chinese could he brought in time
for tho coming years plnntiDg-in February
ana March. Mt Koopinauschap will import
pretty largely. and contsUiplates making Oma.
In the distributing point for all orders in the
West and South, holding that the Union Pa.
cibc Is the truo point for tho distribution of
the Chinese. For plantation laborers. Mr.. X.
contracts 10 furnish the Chinese AZ from ~ 10
$40 per month gold. On railroads ho asks
S1h-gold. Mr.. Roopmanschap docs not an.
iicipGto any great influx Of Chinese as is pon.
orally anticipated by persons less ncouaiited
than he Is with the actual status Of things on
the Chinese question. Mr.. X. accompanied
by bis Secretary, Mr.. Charles Lcgay, leaves by
The Union Pacific for San Francisco OD,aLG
Ueral, 22nd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

H. HaaoIRi u aIs. received SaA spyN-r-3snsd IN
ttr LzairE '-TEty isr!rIHli-ru PsAi ~ - date. -
sl.ls4 - y Amount q Uun'T - ri b. liz
Eay oaLss'-I ~ tie Lander c,-,-sy ,<rEA- Ia tn
r'FgatJ- 10 hr-sc and t1I--. J. s-CH2tsi about
s'. vhSsh. taE-iarr viH c'Tta n tails Inv ~ and
iz3I 'ut g The l4LU rs1Iu'y tTvasGr- -
%! 500 - pr"F"rry CA1FE'anlr - I-AIs-- r"unty
mAt~. 81 As.Ta=s~ - p. -! - aRs hrr~s LANDER
CugLty 20 this gasaEtE.
rt'u!y -siru4f that til aruuuu5s 1rlrctsI
tN tn Lander CsaEtv uHlsl- - fnAuu-s
C"-taII. aud tba tie l-Eall'y 81 sztd c-u-ti0uS
)adLsAIly LsisrIIgs@d
A. - 10 az. AGTs hs-u received sEpFn ~ pro-
e"ei- 81 the mines owing {" IL" IA. q thsr b.
Nlg July developed fnT th- sEtr4lti0u q Bot
truTE mis- date f"rWHri ho~srrr the q Mineral
Hil! and Cop mining districts viii YlrdInR
the ctlEty handsome revenue
Al 90 ~Eich i respectfully submitted.
SILT 4 p HlFFDED- County kudtaor
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

IRON lnAHo 10 ELEo.-Two gentlemen az
rived in Elko from Silver CITY, Idaho. on
Sunday last, making the trip in four and one
half days, via. Cope district. and report the
road In good condition for buggy travelling.
A large share Of the Idaho travel will eventu-
ally come this way to connect with the rail
road
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

LEAD BULL1oS.-For the last few DAYS sew
eral large piles Of lead bullion have been law
ing on the platform Of the freight depot, for
shipment by railroad to San Francisco. II
comes from Swansea, and is becoming quite
an item Of freight TO the fast freight conpa-
MES
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

ATLANTIC E1PKEss.-The irst East bound
train Of the Atlantic Express passed through
here yesteriay The train left San Francisco
on Thursday morning ut 80, making the dis
lance to Elko in twenty-sir hours and thirty
minutes, including stoPpages.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

STAGE LINE 10 CoPE.-Combs, EnriSht &
Co. are sticking to the line between here and
Mountain City, Cope district. They are all
practical stage men, and will give satisfaction
to the travelling pubic. They have good
stock and easy riding wagons. ..r
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

PISSED THEorGH-Louis McI.ane. James
Gamble, and koopmanschhp passed through
Elko. going west, on yesterdays train. The
Two former named gentlemen so 20 San Fran
cisco. and the later is on his way 10 the Flow
cry Kingdom, to I'll contracts made AZ the
south for the delivery of ten thousand Chi
nese lsbuFers p. :. ......
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

The CouKTHousE.-The walls of the second
story OF the new courthouse are about half up
md present fine appearance, looming above
all other buildings in town. In four weeks
fine the building will be ready for occupancy
The District Court meets on the 18th proxjtoo
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
MARRIED..

Il Ruby valley. New. oct- 2lst, At the residence Of
La n. Wines. by JastSoe J. II. DAuley. william A.
NuotEu-nery josephine Z Fied. all OF Ruby Valley
In Ruby Valley, New, Oct 3lst 1T the residence OF
C A Grisrold. by Justice J. X. Dawley. Mr. John
Downing 10 Nh Elizabeth Davis. AL Of Ruby Valley
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
CAMERON
u MB0L0T MARKET!

Railroad street ElGn. nett door p. Quinnt store
HAVING uPFNED Ny NEw ANn SPACIOUS
l. L building. An Prepared 20 furnish this market
AID surrounding Cplufry With
GAME. FISH AND PRODUCE,
- AL Einds. N unlimited quantities. Rsius connected
Nth The ''>an frAnttsCo Fs-herIneu'. Uuion can
i1rush Fresh TSh dsuy; also supply Game frssh
fronn the hunters.
General AGENT q the baltimore OyatrTCo
In cDnu~rtur ~i'h rrr establishments viii h. found
choice 10 oi WINES. lISi pIES. CIGARS AND To-
h"'o. Thanking my ola IatrvZs for th,ir liberal
IHiruHAse. hoI- CutItlagAHoe q the same, with
many B-E customers.
JT-sm p CAMERON.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
LUMBER !!
Estate Of Jerry Enright, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny The UNDER
~ signed Administrator 81 the above named .siatc
10 the creditors of, and ali persons having claims
against said deceased 90 exhibit the same with Tho
Necessary hers. within ten months from ths ar,
publication of this notice, TO the utdersrned Al
the Office q Esrll \ Smith, In the town Of Ilto
JOHN r. ENBfGHT. Administrator.
EWo. October D. lsGg ss-Ir,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

The follow a. appears by The claims On hic In
ny "iscc, allowed by Jour honorable Bard and an.
dheA % me, end including TIE accounts allowed On
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DIED.

In Eko. o. the 2S;h inst. Miss Mary L shinn.
A<ed IS year. add ncaths-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
COUNTY AUDITORY
QUARTERLY REPORT.
Tgr .Le Qalrter ep4.ns n--,ul-r .ts. IN.

AUy..uE's UTEICE. FLE0 CorNTT.G
iLNu. Cytnf-T ls;E. la.
Ts ~ H0Eor7L!, HTyi Of Casrfr C =, imam -
E'sp T"Hsfg. NT-lfn--h sEfssH u h,r~. ita sguru,
r'quIrv-i ~ AW. my aTsi Quarterly Esy.,t Cd. tn
sEsry-- vi tn G0Guiy frr the t--Tu ,rfu,Ilr July
Sh- \ ID. ls,y, AMI ending NsiDlsF 81. 4. l.. ls5y.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
GARDNER e. wEsTJoHN.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS RAILROAD
u street. opposite Wells Fargo 4 90 = Dcrot
Carpenter and joiner work promptly done. asu
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
BALTIMORE
OK q TER SALOON

Commercial Street second door below Fnh ST.. E1Ro.
| ArGs rHESU nSLTIMuRE OYSTERS.
IL served ~ In erery styie, 81 all b5nrs.
Wines. Liquors and CHARS
Keep, II The RT which 81, warranted 10 b. superior.
call AMI Sc ssti
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27

GENERAL COUNTY FUND.
General County Fund. .OJ7 %
Dcluc; amount II TreAsury.... lsl O5
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-27
T II a N K S G TWIN G.
PROCLAMATION.

N READY COMPLIANCE WITH The TERMS or
| = p-ysiAnAtl1a is.aoi by the Presiient % the
United state l. sic Acting Governor Of the STATE Of
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CONTINGENT FUND.
Amour; IN tbs County Treasury SS33 q
Deduct claim for legal services 80 20
Balance IN Fund..................... sSSJ "a
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AMOUNT N THE COUNTY TREASURY. O
ITH. \. u. lsGq. As FOLLOWS,
OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'sioi II
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DANGEROUS SwSDLE N TEAs.-The San
Francisco Alta Of October 22d has the follow