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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-18
Farming, as. other Business Inter-
cstS ia Vermont.

Is there any real anta2oniNm be
tSctn the farmers of Vermont and
ne persons who are engaged in 9th.
~ industrial or business interests !!
We ihiuk not. And therefore were
4rct oXl ccdiugly TO notice the tone
# remark and the arguments in the
legislature. which show the exists
rLcc OF this antagouiSm among the
members. One dcbatcr declares
HAT VT are an agricultural people,
and then assumes that legislation
Aould be shaped 50 rs to foster
dat business exclusively; or if not
r@cluSivcly, at least 50 as 10 proyiie
ior its protection against the sue
cess Of o;hcs indGstgics ,hat may
drive at its loss.
We do not believe in any such op
position. We do not believe That
10Y Industrial business in Vermont
uro,pcrS to the iniury Of any other
business. There are ways OF con.
dlcIing any business Mat are bad.
md bring evil to other enterprises,
@nd TO itself in the end as well. But
my business, even farming, though
p'lhaps TO less Mt, affords or
IMMUNITY FOR dishonesty and over.
icachiug. All this Should be care.
inIIN guarded hy oul law makers
i'nt they need not imagine that any
aau,rahle business seeks togroW, CT
an grow. to the dcuiUcnt Of any
o'hlr.
\crH,nt has a great variety and
trauty Of scenery. And every
honghtrul person knows that this
indicates Il great variety Of posi-
Die production. and great facilities
'1r profitable Industry. licr sol,
las every variety trom the richest
n'adoW land to the almost barren
ana rocky wastes OF her mountain
tops. Her mountains are laden with
forests furnishing woods OF great
iarletH Tor useful and ornamental
work. Her hills are made of vain
able stones. Her rapid streams not
only furnish sweet fresh water for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-11-18

Have you severe wrench or
spraiu Have you rheumatism in
any loim : Have you otIlf neck, q.
punches caused by rheumatic pains!
II SO, Jolmsou'S AuodNuc Linimcnt
Is Specific remedy, aud is also the
best pain killer IN the world.
Pay ior Your tPpcf, now, and gel
the printers receipt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

In numbers there u safety. It was upon this
principle that the formula Of JuDsoN's MOUNTAINS
tending to spend fortune in advertising bic pills,
submitted Els recipe to the. revision Of the most
intelligent and learned physicians Of the age and
.nI IN s.Gm -. moJs s1S pman TSsT
purify The blood remove al obstructioos, cleanse
TIE akin o. Al pfnples Ard blotches, and are per-
lsctly SURE and saie In their operation. Tho Jun
sous MOUNTAIN HIRB PuIs cure BiHousness,
Female isTsgulaSites. HeaAachs end msny q to
diseases arising nom impure blood and derango6
digssi0n. Use IL JUDsoM's MOUNTAIN HE11
PuLA. and when you have proved their virtue
recommend them to your ffiends. They ere both
sugAre0ated and plain. For sals everywhere.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

rubbing sweet oil on burn on the bebv,s
back, the lamp exploded Indeed IN
quired the husband In anxious tonea, did
the lamp explodeY yes. and did 4
waste mach u As kerosene r he cried, rush
ing By the wife to see If any Of the fluid
had been LETT n the stump Of the lamp"
.-An entsfprising Misourian cut ont q
sheet Of zee 10 feet long and 165 feet
vide and tan inches thick, and started to
raft i, ss SsassS, down the Mississippi to
St. Louis, 100 miles Distant One end Of
the 6eld was lharpened to serve a. bows,
and the other end rounded for stern A
skf6 wss Astened to each side to give the
requisite shear when neceanv, and =
cook-stove and Provisions were taken on
the ice Ahsf prosperous voyAge ~
twenty miles, the concern upfcreuSa4Gly
ran into An lce.b bound point Of land and
broke into three pieces. Although IL Vas
dark - the tmA III the men and the
cook.stove were aved, but the Ice broke
rapidly up and disappeared in the dark
ne0Q. @
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

The little mongoose when bitten BY deadly see-
pent resorts to certain plant eats Of it. and es-
capes the effect Of the poison. That 10 instinct.
Human beings, on thu other hand, must depend on
reae0n and experience In selecting the means of
protecting health and life against unwholesome
Influences. Now, what does reason Say on this VI
tai subject! Does 1t not tell that to invgorate
and purity the system !: the best way to project It
against the invisible poison which genefates dis
easel Surely II does. The next question Il. what
guards Reason replica let your monitor be expert
prised IN one unbroken series Of satisfactory test
monials assures us that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers possess strengthening, regulating and an
tiseptc properties which are not combined In the
came happy proportions In any other preparation
extant. This therefore 70 the antidote TO which
reason bids ue resort whom our health 10 imperiied
either by the malaria which produces epidemic dis
orders, or BY any other cause, whether inherent
and constitutional connected with our habits, oc-
equations and pursuits.
The venom Of Q n0xi0us reptile 10 scarcely more
subtle and dangerous than that which Turks In fout
cir and impure water. To escape the fevers, BILL
t0us disorders, disturbances Of the bowels and
other serious mAladies produced by these insalu-
briOus elements Il II absolutely necessary that the
stomach and al the secretive organs should be- 90
TO speak, in . robust condition. Upon the amount
OF resistance which the vital system oppose to
the deleteriOua influences that assai It, the safety
Of the health depends, and 1t u because the GRIAr
vBaBrABIB nvJ0ORANr imparts energy and regu
arty to the most important functions Of the body.
that Il can be recommended and guaranteed - IN
invaluable preventive medicine.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

excitement under the surface, but thsan-
pie precautions Of the government pro
yented any manifestation Of 4lpoCdeT. i
Il reported tat = the beginning Of -
recent troabass The Emperor a. his Nal
IN full uniibrm, were prepared, Il the ~
became IN insuyFsction, TO Join The trocp4
The grand ball q the Tuillsries, O.
lnounced for the evening Of the Sth, ~
postponed on account Of the disoedera
The great rock near Isuaih Has besi
successfully removed ftom the bed Of -
0ues Canal The 1inimum dopeh =
wa4sr 10 now about twsnty.nins Seek
Several additional arrests were made h
Paris on the 18th. Roche5ort y not pr.
mitted TO 80 his isllow-prisonsrs. He
ssnt . proposition to impesch the Minis
try TO . Deputy, TO be introduced in the
Corps Legislatif but the Chamber Refused
70 hear it.
The asaassin Of Isaac Greenwsld was
arrested in Havana on the 18th. He n .
Sergeant in the Filth Battalion d Volun-
teerA A court-mArtial would be imme'
diately convened for the trial Of the muir
derer. M M
The news from Mexico TO the LIT In
slant ID TO the effect that tho rebellion was
making rapid progress snd seriously en-.
dsngering the Juafez Government. The
city Of Gan Luis Potod was the hsad Of
the rebellion, and the powerful States Of
Gan Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Xalisco, AguAs
Calisntes, Queretaro, Durango, 6inalos
and Tamaulipas were more Or 1sWinvOlvsd
In it. Jusrez was invested with dictatofial
power, and had the ability TO make .
strong fight for continued power.
Private intelligence received in Des
Moines on the 18th, from ex-senator
Grimes, now in Europe, ID to the effect
that his health was falling fast, and that it
was very probable he would not survive
the journey homo.
Santa Anna arrived in Havana on the
18th, from Puerto Principe, with the in
tention Of taking passage in British
steamer ON the oath inst. for Vera Cruz,
but tho Captain General ordered him TO
leave the island BY the first steamer that
should sail from Havana for Mexican
port.
Hon. William 81. Seward and party
sailed from Havana, on the 10th, for Bal.
timore.
The Cuban Congress has put General
Jordan In chief command Of the insur-
gent forces.
Hugh Johnston, who was attacked in
company with Greenwald, was reported
out of danger, on the 10th. Foster WAS
also improving, and the physicians thought
he would recover.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

~. 49,. -
gem Tr .J,0s 1cn,..o, Tho 80. ....c,,.a !,
company with Greenwald, was reported
ont of danger. ON the 10Th. Foster WAS
~e ~ -I-.,..-S.s.
$50 Improving .no sne pny s'o~ns 'nousn'
ne WOuld recover.
n--.--s-..,
Oos1Os
In the Senate, on the 10th, resolution
was introduced and referred, providing that any
State tnat mas NOT Me p!opofuon o. tne 500
Of lans donated BY the United States for asricsl-
tural and mechanical college. .hsl not N the f..
satsbiiSSsd shsiI provide iscitiss FOR isstruct,os
Tor iii. Wthout regard 70 race or color the bin
authorizing railroads. from the city q Washington
g New YcrE, g fit!sSu.gh. .nd 70 0incinnasi sad
points ~ reported soSy from t ths g. COMMIT ..sn
no. ana Z lengthy discussion ensusd, without ds6-
mite action. Adjourned.
In the House. on the 10Th. q resolution
wss unanimoasly adop1sd eivIne Is nm = g
the door for tho Day TO Jno. Kits. VINO wss bon n
psnnsylvania N i1es' was soldier q the Ksvolu.
and I'd a:c served In n kssoS
Public lands 70 denne by law what . meant 81
swamp and overlooked lands; calling On the score
tary o. s!ate lot inlormanon WY ne nponsn 10Y
Ing to tSs treaty 8! isss. q intsrsss On siass q
Amet!c,n c'saaons ~ rans, ~ WI sny RHCa
sC Sso oeSn pelc g crSu ~ XII
nosos: ~. ~ ~, =, =, 80 ~
motion TO strike out the items for mileage IVES 70
Observation-Disclosures.
In the Senate, on the nth, bills were
reported nom comniuees- amssament. esans
ing land to aid tho construction Of railroad IRON
the Columbia river TO Puget Dound: uroyidiue fou
-. ,oc.t.cn - Ass.ritrss, Cc,,.~. .ssn - .s...
s.i w,sk y nSnSSs.ssssa . Sy.sS ~ ~
s.s.cH ~ ~ Srs"r ps.tS. Hs;sss Nh -.
psssd to enlarge tie public sroands sunoundin1
re VaRlso; - " Tcre introa aesd-sS ssnn8e!sl
ssssrvstsm Il ~ rrsSciSso Sssnt;ng isndS ~ ~
the coasesuc1ioa Of : canai u Orsgoa. 2. a fsso
luton We introduce4 and reesred. !Seagni.ane ~
ocuigerenf rights q GAIA, ard dsclasin9 thai ~
uniee9 otesss YIN observe sttics neuttaity oetwsh
re osngefent peruec: % y tnels duiy undee -
ny q nafions, 1ne bill 70 eb2liah ~ eanktn1
pnvlloec wee taken up ano oeoase0. Ine ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

+. FARNUH, FIAGa d Co., SUCCESSORS to /. p. Far.
mum, manufacturers and leading Wholesale dealers
in Boots and Shoes, No. 10 Lake st., Chicago.
john 3. PETuBoNh Wholesale dealer In Rags,
Metals, Manila Bags, Flour Sacks, wrapping paper,
twines, &C., lO4 and 100 Randolph st., Chicago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

IMPORTANT 10 CONFERENCE.-The long locked
lof opoc1Gc Tor tho cure Of Pulmonary diooaooo -
found q ln1k AIxNM'D EuN9 BAIsAM he's proved 10
be the mest exRaOedtnagy medical preparation fur
curing ConGumpti0n II not only cures Obnsuspeu-
aom but relieves Immediately the fncpient stages,
such q Coughs, Colds, Expressions, &c Pains im
tho Chest. Il beoaks mp tho most distressing cough
IN IN incredible short Hme.
For sale b. III druggists.
10y 49, /: g 11sae
TON FOR Ia1 H4lR and the alth-chesged hair
dafknere, q betveed the Pool Of Bethesda that An
angel eolfed, and @v0- breeding mud.p0nd. The
vTrALIA 10 . crystalline duid, without 8 Gngle Inn
purity o. noxious property, and the naturaln0os Of
the shades II imparts % rey hair y unequalled.
O1AyxD HAMS, he0s Ho0gA sa1n, DlnS1at ~
worm, sa2tshogA, end eeh9 eataneoas a0seUono
Cared ed - sn nsde solf end smooth. b. uane ~
JUNHR TAR soar. naAs ~ oAswML, HAZARD
. Co., New Yosk. II b moro oonvsnisnt ~ sastly
apDalsd tAaA oth9 Fs0odia1. ovei6lng the 6oablo
~ nsaV oonpo0sno v n 90
TN paress1nA sWosoae OoAIAv9 Oh N - woslAio
Hasard CasWonb, naAe O ~ ~ sheee, non Aosh,
salec1sd Mv9s, ~ OA1WKIL. HAZARD CO, MsW
Yosk. II + absoiltsay 1sws aad aoss. Patients No
hAve ooes tAk0 u Dso11 y - ~ o1h9A xhUae1nnA
havs dsssded n 0D0soe - ~ q - stA9 90 -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

The illustrations In 1bssy Saturday for
FebFuay 10 ase: The Last Fish Of the Season
Lib Beat On the Cornish Cost; Portraits Of Prince
Pierre Doaaparts and vics@ NOR; sketch or
Brighton, the famous 1nglish watering place; Q
fnlpage ilustsation rspsssenting Don Quixoes dis-
coufdng a knighterrantry 70 honest emcho
fanza; Morning Calls In Paris. Stories, biogfa-
PIXIES. skstchAs. etc, excellent, - usual. sineie
number, 10 cents; Yearly Subscription, =. 90 IN
advance; q 20 year TO subsczibeu for any other
periodical Issued by fnfDs, OsaooD = Co., the
publishers. Boston, 1ass.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

A Paris telegram q the 18th ays:
= The poiiee authorities profss that they
have Uncovered an extensive conspiracy
.againse ths eovsfnmsnt and are actively
engaged In searching Cor the parties I'm.
plicated. A great number at arrests were
made last night and to-day. Il 4 stated
that the editors Of the kdrssiAaiss and
two editors Of the Rsoti7sS were arrested
on charges connected with the alleged
conspiracy. The x6rssisl0iss reap.
pssrsd todAy, and Wa eagerly bought on
the straetA Several cifisans killed
during tho rsoent Tiot, and THAR hejisl
have bean placed IN tho Morgps, but the
police refuse any details concerning
them.
a Havana Telegram Of tho 18th statea
thai subscriptions lorthe family Of Green
waA were coming n freely. The Captain
General had subscribed $1,000. q
Paris was still quiet o. the evening Of
the 10th. There was strons fselins Of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

AN Engiish Journalist paid 80 for
copy Of the Aarseizsotss on the day Of it,
1eizure.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

seros.7Aftsr Il, pue oeAn-tok, vu
the Boston ereuraoaists IA. bsts spoiled. I,
seems friend teiegraphed T. W. Cooke
oeneth Agent OF the Union Pacific railroad
AZ OeIen. to make denomination" In hon
OF o. the Society for the Prevention Of Crnsltv
te e nhs =, SC1ie in reply to the iosh,
souls out here, none to DO had: bu, nisn,s ~
oiscofd. Our FIRST version, IL NOT l;,srs1Ir
true, vas decidedly in better keeping with fhs
cnsIactsfs and circumstvnces--for escnrsions
lsts have Partially for demonstration and
railroad men are averso to anything whioh
ue GEMS train. and are noted Tor brevi,y In
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

MrsrRAL HILL.-The foundation OF tho new
ten.stamp mill ut Mineral Hill has been COM
pleied. and most OF the lumber for the build
Ing is on the ground. There is considerable
animation in the camp. and the mines are
The town is the handsomest mining villsge in
Eastern Nevada, the houses being built prin-
cipally Of dressed lumber, after tho cottage
style. with porches, lattice work. etc. We
learn that Stetefeldt furnace is 80 be erected
al Mineral Hill Immediately.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

PolxrRs AND CHIcKEss.--At the foot of
Fourth street. on the bank Of the Humboldt
river, the industrious firm of Atkinson Il CO.
has been engaged for several months In i'm
proving tract of land and making acquisi-
tnns to their stock by obtaining every specie
In the hog aud poultry line tLst could be Sc.
cured far aud near 1t it amusing TO pay this
ranch visit and watch the antics of the big
and little porkers and chickens % they az.
semble at well known call. The business is
a profitable one, and the proprietors are grow
ing rich from the rapid increase in their stock
NJ trade
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

q IxpsoyEMksn Ii .JTows.--The substantial
ana comfortable residences that arc being
.,.cted in town, shows that the most en-.
Sornded confidence In tho permAnency of
Flo exists. Alexander has nearly com
ni.ted comfortable residence on Fifth
ss,rset. near Commercial. Our merchants and
citizens generally are preparing for Summer.
While no eItravagant expenditures are being
made in the way Of fne edifices. there in a
marked improvement going on everywhere in
~. repairing and building line.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

BASE BuLLIoS.-Betweer tie LIST and tho
9Th Ofthis month, D. ". Earl shipped FROM
this place to Balbeck's refinery, in New Jer.
sey. 43s bars Of bullion, weighing asa
pounds; and to d. d. Shattuck, San Francis.
co, CAL. 1881 bars, WEIGHING 100, s37 pounds.
This honss has now on the road from Hamil.
ton l60. 900 pounds.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

FEoN RAILROAD DIsIICr.-We are informed
by parties just in from Railroad district tina:
the discovery of n new and valuable mine Is
Of an every day occurrence in that district.
Within the past few days, several galena mines
have been found the ore RssRJing as. high as
81 600 20 the ton in silver. Some difficulty
is encountered by the smelters in obtaining
the night Kind OF brick material 70 stand the
hEe, but this will be obyiated when little e1.
perience IN had
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

CosoEovE's Co.DITIoS.- Cosgrove,
the murderer Of Annie McNanus, who is now
in Jail, does not appear to realize the terrible
deed that he has committed. On Thursday
he vas unable to appear for trial, being quit,
nick. aud his time 10 plead was postponed I'M
Ill .o1iny At 10 o'clock. Officer BANKS got IN
several Hicks with T. cane on his head. in the
scufie which lately haze shown themselves.
The pE!sUne. Is otherwise enjoying general
good health
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

To REN. The ellkuuwn What Cheer
House, " As will be seen 10y \ notice in another
o.unE, Is offered for r"ut for iIOnI two To six
months. Il ID doing IL hue business. and is q
great inducem mt to any person who wishes to
engage IN lucrative enterprise. Urgent bnS.
mess requires the presence Of Mr.. EusbuTy in
Sa1 Francisco FOR short period.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

young negro has made his appearance in
the public school in Elko. and is now . r.su.
lar attendant. He put in an appearance to IL.
iustrate the Chronieie's last lesder. II
doesn't take very we'll. however, even among
many OF the leading Radicals, and there is
profound disgust al around. Many Of the
parents have taken their children out Of ths
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

srIcinE.-A conscientious Celestial. who
has beon working on the IniIroad, committed
suicide on Saturday last, 10y drowning himself
IN the Humboldt river. Cause: His assess
iaent due tho. importing company which paid
his passage over from the Flowery Kingdom
sLs about coming, prcssiifc- him. md his wages
IN the road not being sufficient to furnish him
sith rice and meet the demands Of the com.
rnuy. he go, out ciihc trouble Ly getting into
lcrp water
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

STnUcH WArER.-Eunor, Of the firm OF
Woodruff 4 Bnnor. stage mon, in sinking
Sell in tho gravel plain or desert known as
Diamond valley, nine miles northwest Of
Eureka, struck fresh water in abundance at q
depth OF foTty.eight feet .4
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

COAL EXCITEMENT HARLEY Crockor had
bis chr switched on tho side track at Ossina
eight miles above here. Oh Thursday night
ordered eight horses from Eiko, and started
out yesterday To lool, nt some coal discoveries
,en miles from the tack. Several parties
ieiI town III the night 10 see what was up.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

-KoSDrsr.--on Thursday night tho sleeping
room Of George Ensbury. at the What Cheer
House, was entered by some sneak thief, who
broke open trunk and stole large number OF
meal tickets. Mr. Ensbuty cautions the pub
lie against buying tickets of any party but him
self. as he will redeem no Others
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

PSF VhLLEY.-One Of the most beautiful
aud fertile valleys in the State is that extend
ing from Palisades to Mineral Hill. Several
farms are under cultivation already, aud many
more are oeiag improved. The valley is
about eight miles wide. thirty miles long. aud
contains a vast amount Of fine meadow land
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

A DELICIOUS BEvEEAGE.--Now that the
hot weather has set in. the most delicious bey-
erage 10 quench the thirst and cool the avs.
tenn that can be had, is Hnag & DA7eluy' q
cronk beer.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11
HEELK0 INBEPEEDENT:
7t=0TUPDAY, JvN1c #, Isf0.

n-soc,Ir1o RAlLI.-Ths Democracy Of Eiho pro-
- celebrate the spIendid victory aehisysd over
=. .tn,ons Of RsdioAism In sister State Oregon
y ~. st instant. by grand rally Of the unterrinsd
=. ,..ht ThoInseting Will be addressed b. number
!, LtipruiAAsd speAksra- Lei thers, b general
.,,ou.ps Of al the friends Of white mans govern.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

W. A. MoRILsos i Co. are snugly located
in their new house OH Commercia! street.
Their immense stock of hardware and cutlery
IL worth looking at.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

XIV. JoHs BRows will preach in tho new
Presbyterian church Tomorrow morning at
II o'clock. Subject: Spiritual Gardens. ''
In the evening there will be grand SUNDAY
School concert. AL are invited 10 attend.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

BEAcHEr. WINES d Coz stages brought in
from Hamilton, during the past three days
for Wells, Fargo & Co. fine bullion 10 the
amount Of S23.4l7.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

htTuRNED--Our old friend NJ. OPpeuheimer
returned on Thursday last from protracted
VISIT To San Fraucisco. where he has been on
business. lie has laid in mammoth stock
OF All Kinds Of goods, to supply his patrons
al this point and Cone -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

IHs popular house OF Badt & Cohn TO.
oeiTeS by every train something new in tho
way Of ladies and Rentlomen's furnishing
good. Cohn makes Il II speciality to- obtain
everything that comes out now, without any
delay. by express. -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

UNCLE jim PIERsoS returned on Sunday
night from Reno, whoro no has boon to su.
2srSise tho working Of 10, OF Black Pine orc.
i lac result was quite satisfactory, although II
upon.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

W. L. PRIrcHARD's fast freight team ur-
rived yesterday, loaded with bullion. from
Hamilton. One team will arrive every other
day At three o'clock. They are making the
trip to Hamilton in 81 hours.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

hohicuI1URAL.---The crops in all fho val.
se{s IN Elko county arc, looking we'll and bid
mlI 70 yield on excellent crop in August. We
near Of no complaints Of grasshoppers doing
any damage thus far. = .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

FRESH OIsEEs from the shell are served in
every style, night and day. at the Taolumue
oyster and lunch room.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

OHISLET CROKER went up tho Tond on
thursday evening. H0 viii 90 ns far as
aL,vanston, stopping 9t Salt Lake City and
o'nef points, or businoss and for pleasure.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

foh Tnt sourn.--During tho last week be-
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11
Notice to Mechanics.
A fRtmiDM of $500

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