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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-09-24

Probate Orde--State Of Michigan.
County Of Van Buren. 81: At session Of the
Probate Court for the county NJ Van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office in the village Of
Paw Paw, on Monday the thirtieth dav of Au-
gust, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five, Present Gro. W. LAwToN
Judge OF Probate. In the matter of the estate
OF EIeazer b. Baldwin. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition, duly verified. OF Char
lotte Baldwin. praying that an instrument
heretofore filed in this court, and durporting
to be the last will and testament OF said de.
ceased NAV he admitted 90 probata and letters
testumentsry thereof granted TO herself. exer
Mt riI therein named. Thereupon il is ordered
that Monday the twenty seventh day Of Sep
TENDER, 1875, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon
be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that all persons interested in said estate
are required TO appear at . session OF SAID
court, then to be holden at the Probate Office
in the village OF Paw Paw, and show cause. il
any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner
should rot be granted. And il is further or.
dered, that said petitioner give notice to toe
persons interested IN said estate OF the pen
dency OF said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy OF this order to be published
IN the IRuf NoarHrRHKR, = Newspaper printed
and circulating In said county OF Van Buren,,
Tor three successlve weeks 1T least, previous
70 said gay OF hearing. 1066t3
GEO. ". LAYTON, Jsdss Of Probate.
Afrns copy y. ". LAv1os. Judgs Of Probate.
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q administrator Saie.-By virtue

Administrators Saie.-By virtue Of
and in pursuance Of license 70 sell, to me
granted by the Probate Court for the County
Of Van Buren,, Michigan, shall sell at public
tawan In said County OF Van Buren, and State
Of Michigan, on Saturday the second day OF
October. A. D. 1878, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF SAID day, all the
right, title and interest OF Tryphens Lewis,
deceased, held at the time OF her decease in
and to the following described real estate, to
wit, Lot number two (2) in Block number four
(4) in Scott's plat or addition to the village OF
Mattawan, in Van Buren, County, Michigan.
Dated August 18th, 1875. 1064t7
MORGAN b. DASIEIsoN.
Administrator OF the estate OF Tryphena
Lewis deceased.
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south Haven Division.

vouice 10 Hear Ciains.-In Pro-
bate Court, Van Buren, county Estate OF or.
rem Ross, deceased. Notice is hereby given.
that said Probate Court will receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF creditors
against the Estate OF said deceased and Mon
day, the 10Th day OF August, and Monday. the
9th day OF September are hereby assigned for
hearing SAID claims, and six months from the
date hereof are allowed creditors in which TO
present their claims
Dated Paw Paw August End. 1873. 1063t6
GEO. W. LAwToN, Judge of Probate.
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PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect With the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
G:30 A. Nj, returns from Lawton at "A. NJ.
0;2O a. m, Mail Train, east.
200 p. m, Mail west, and Way Freight east.
$40 y. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
pS Trains return 70 Paw Paw on departure Q.
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton
+. NJ. MANNING sunff
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23
TUE NEW JURY LAW.

Some time last Winter, after tho trinl
and conviction for murder of the man
CLEMSON (if our memory serves us cor
reetly) in Lincoln county, n now trial
was granted i'll the ease on the ground
Of the unconstitutionNlity OF the new
jury Inv, Judge Rivcs, of the Seventh
Judicial District so deciding. In the
trinl Of Larkin Inst Wednesday,, at Yir-
GINA City, counsel for the defendant
raised the question as to the constitus
tionality of the jury law, and Judge
Rising also DECLARED it unconstitutional
md proceeded to roinsiatc The old law,
(which tho existing statute is amcnda-
tory,
This says the Enterprise il a grave
decision, but it is generally sustained
by the Judgments Of the best legal
minds i'll the State. The fact that in
the now law, no exemption is granted
for actual bins, il, in the opiuion Of
Judge Rising, n fatal omission. Tho
new stntutc will in all probability be-
come u dead letter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23
LEADING a CALF.

The Eaton Free PresI contains the
following
He vas n. small, but muscular boy,
and the calf was probably two months
old, with a development of unadultcr-
ntcd cusscdncss that would do credit TO
n Georgia kuklux Khan Captain. There
WAS q rope between them, and, ms they
went down South Third street, bets
were even rs to whether the boy was
leading the calf or the calf leading tho
boy. The calf nude IL dash for the
Central Express Office. The boy
pulled him back, and he made II dash
for tho boy, who ran around n wagon
and fell over n watermelon pile, the
proprietor whereof sworc copiously:
Come back here, yOu internal clod
buster, and pay for this watermelon"
Say, Minister; whoa-givc me my.
-thunderation OH you-hat, won't
yer?"'
And the calf kicked up his heels md
b-a-a-d, and tried to run into IL store,
but the boy sat back OH the line with
oil his strength, and suddenly sat down
III the mud as the calf altered his mind
and turned around to look ut him. They
went quietly ten steps until q little dog
barlicd, when it took four circles around
the boy i'll rs many seconds, tying his
legs up i'll II line, bringing him down in
the mud again, and dragged him around
until he looked like nh old Int that Ind
been run over by the ice cart Of two
seasons.
a philnnthropic fat man went to the
boys assistance, bnt the calf kicked.
him Oh the shin and busted him in tho
condenser so that he sat down OIL tho
curhstone and tried to die easy. Then
the boy and calf untangled themselves
and started down tho street like n mail
train behind time, until the calf, scar
ing at something, stopped suddenly,
and the boy fell over it and lost the
rope. Tho calf nt once took to his
heels, every boy in the street running
after and grabbing Mt the rope, until h0
got tangled in the bridge, when his con-
ductur caught him by the ear and tail,
aud IL lively fight took place all across
the bridge and on Of sight, when every
body along the street proceeded to tell
how essay j; is to lead a calf, if you only
20 their way abOnt it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23
GOTEUSIsuS OF CALIFORNIA.

As n master Of interest and reference
we publish IL brief history OF the Cover
nors of California;:
Peter ii. Burnett was elected ut the
first election held i'll California i'll IS49;
lie resigned before the expiration of his
term, and resume the practice of law
i'll San Jose; subsequently he WIS d Jus.
ticc OF the Supreme Court of California.
John Nc DOugal served ont the remain
der Of Governor Burnctt's term; lie was
Mt San Francisco some eight or nine
years GgO. John Biglcr was elected in
1851, and reelected i'll 1858; was nppo-
inted Minister TO Chill by president
buchanan; subsequently he resided in
Sacramento. J. Nicely johnson was
chosen Governor in 1855 and served two
years; afterwards lie was aJustice OF the
Supreme Court Of the State of Nevada.
John Il. Waller was elected i'll 1857 and
served for two Years Milton s. Lnth-
AIN was elected i'll 1859, bnt resigned
soon nftcr his Inauguration to fill the
vacancy i'll tho United States Senate, Oc-
caSiOnCd By the death Of David G.. Brol-
Cric!i. lie is now IL banker in San Fran
cisco. John &. DOwncY, o q siti2cn
Va '".' .NHS'L'n S"'NtN' htISCu out the
rcinnindcr Of Governor I.a;hem's term.
In iool Leland Stanford was elected,
and ser"ed for two years; hn now rcsid-
ca III San Francisco, md il President
of The {. u. Il. Il. About this time il
appears that the Legislature changed
by enactment the time for which State
officers were to be elected, from two to
four years; for The next Governor, J..
+. Low WAS elected III 1863, md served
four years; Ia is now II banker in San
Francisco. IL. II, Knight wns elected
in 1867, ANA held onicn four years.
Newton Booth WAS elected in 1871, but
scsignca some time since for Il seat in
the United States Senate. Booth vas
succeeded 10y Romualdo PnclIcco. the
present incumbent. YIN. Irwin is the
Governor elect.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

The National lime steamer Holland,
from London, has arrived at Sandy
Hook.
Williate Delay, who was convicted of
the murder of Captain Lawrence OIL
Board Of II schooner i'll Long Island
Sound, has been sentenced to he hung
on tile 10th of December.
Accounts from London state that the
Hoods in England were particularly dis
nsterOuS.
Gold continues steady; closing yes
terdny afternoon ut l:l6II. Legal tent
dcrS quiet; ut Sc, buying, and SGiI,
selling.
LExISortoS, KY, Oct. %.
RI Davis, eldest son Of the la.c
Senator Gcrrett Davis, Of this State,
WIS found dead i'll his bed at Paris, Ky,
Yesterday, caused from mn overdose Of
chlornl, taken for the relief of pain.
n ilrc on Staten Island destroyed
S3o,GoO worth Of property,
DENyER, Col, Oct. %.
There has been discovered in this
city an HtrociouS murder by OH part
les, OF M old man and three boys, NIL
Italians. \. small tenement house in
the eastern portion Of TIE city, which
had recently been vacated by some ltal-
ian musicians. WAS visited by the police
10 detect the cause of u stencil that mp
pcarcd to issue from it. They discov-
cred i'll the cellar Of the building the
dend and putrid bodies, which gave
conclusive evidence Of murder, the
Threats Of all having been cut. The
murdcrers are believed to be Italians.
Intense Indignation prevails, and de-
tcctiYcS arc out III Ill directions search
ing for the murdcrcrs.
CIHCISSATT, Ohio, Oct. %.
\ special to tho Times from Chilli
co:hc that Governor Allen
Will leave the first of next week for
PennSylvania for the purpose of taking
rnrt in the political ca,npnigm. lie will
make his first speech in PittsburG.
QuEEYsrowx, Oct. %.
Steamship Adriatic. of White Star
Line, for New York, sailed from this
port ut 1880, a. 81, to-day.
MADRID, Oct. 90.
Sharkoy, the convicted murderer, who
escaped from prison in New York,
has 'arrived mt Santanden from Cuba.
LONDON, Eng, Oct %.
\ number Of ship wrecks nrc reported
with the loss % twenty lives.
The weather continues tempcstnous.
SAN Francisco, Oct. -.
Judges Harrison, Mckee, Myrick.
Blake, Wright AMI I~Dulcrbnck hovn
been reelected by handsome maioritics.
and nangcriicld has probably been
elected Judge 81 the Twelfth District.
The returns so far show IL majority
for Carr for Superintendent of Public
instruction over Fitzgerald of about
G,000.
Imports of treasure from Victoria
Wednesday amounted to $lS, 300.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

The Board Of State prison Commits
sioncra has commenced an examination
into the charges preferred against p.
Z. Lyman, the Prison Warden, and rs
the subject is one which has occupied
public attention for some time past and
called forth fully rs much feeling as
the merits Of the case could possibly
warrant, it is n source of satisfaction To
know that an effort is being made to
arrive Mt some definite conclusion re-
Gnrd!ng tho guilt or innocence of that
gentleman. The Warden was tempo
rnrily suspended from Office, and ". u.
? Elstncr appointed to fill tho vacancy.
Exports were also appointed to examine
IIymau'a books.
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SATURDAY. .ocropEl, ~. 1879.
POLAR

kDvIcEs from London report the mr.
lvnl mt Portsmouth on tho 10th inst.
OF the steamer Pandora, from her event
ful voyage in the nrctic seas. She eros
scd the dreaded Melville Bay without
{. encountcring any amount Of ice, max
ing good time and without mishap.
Cnrey island WINS reached in duo time,
hut no dispatches from the government
exploring expedition. under Captain
Mares, was found. rs was expected.
After trnversing the entire length of
Burrows Strait, the steamer arrived
of Bcachy Island; ~scverol Of the OIL
GERS and crew went ashore and made am
examination Of the buildings built for
the benefit Of %sailorB or cast-aways Of
ice-bound vessels. Tho store house
was found to have been broken into
and much OF tho provisions destroyed
ny polar bears, rs was discovered by
tho tracks Of tho animals. The head
boards at tho graves of Sir john Frank
Inns men were found still standing and
we'll preserved.
On tho 26th OF August the vessel
steamed for Peel Strait, aud cncoun-
tered vast fields Of pick ice, making tho
passage most difficult anil luborous.
Through this, however, she steadily
worked her why and passed the furtllest
point reached by the Fox, when Me-
IiFtnel N.n -, ennrn1, ~ I.,,II:
The Pandorn was now nearing the
island known us King Williams Land,
and was navigating wuterB never before
traversed except, perhaps, by the ILL
fated, vessel which bore the doomed Sir
John; franklin. Intense excitement
prevailed and many believed traces OF
Frnnklins' expedition would bo discov-
cred, and that they would eventually
reach Behring's Straits. In this how
ever they were disappointed. Roquett's
Island WINS discovered ahead, upon
reaching which, n solid pack of ice i'll
one unbroken cxpanae WAS found to
block cffectunlly the entrance to Bollot's
Strait. 1t was tho same blockade which
prevented the advance of McClintoek,
30 there was no hope of n speedy move
ment Of the icy barrier. The Pandora
remained at this point until the 7th
OF September when Captain Young
after mature deliberation decided to put
hack and return next year. Ito return
journey was full of difficulties owing to.
the rapid formation of ice, but the
Steamer finally, escaping through Peel
Strait, Mt length reached Garry Islands
in safety. There Captain Young found
the long looked for dispatches from
Captain Mares for the Admiralty. From
Melrillo Bay tho Pandora steamed di,
rect for England and arrived i'll safety.
Capt. Young reports that from the prev
alenco Of north winds there is great
promise That Captain Macs will prove
successful. Should these expectations
DO verified, he will proceed to the
highest latitude possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

OuE Virginia Exchanges furnish de
tnilcd accounts Of The reception of
General Sheridan in that city OH Mon
day. Virginia never does anything
by halves and the arrival of their hon
orod guest was the signal for advance
along the whole line, and II general
explosion of rcnt-up congratulations
found vent in the burning Of
powder, ringing Of bells, footing OF
6tcnm-whistIcs and the tramp Of in
tcrmihIblo professions. Ii the General
is not overwhelmed Icy this pouring
showers OF honor, md nobly nrIuits
himself on nine bottles in the evening.
he might safely prolong lis stay in this
country, indefinitely.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

JAMES II. IXGERsoLL, i'll n suit against
the estate of james Watson, County
Auditor of Now York, to recover the
sam of $7,729,2 Sj, instituted OH The
grounds that the county was defrauded
of that nmount by fraudulent bills, tcs-
tilted that in 1869 or 1870 he furnished
material to the county through Tweed,
Woodward, Sweeney, Mayhem and 9TH
ers, mud was told that he must make
his bills large enough to pay Tweed
twenty-five per cent. and Connolly ten
per cent. His bills were not verified,
nor vas there any proof given Ivy linn
of Their correctness. Warrants amount
ing to about 100000, for repairing and
furnishing public buildings, were idcn-
tilted by 1ngcrsoll, us warrants OH which
lie had received forty per cent, The re-
maindcr being divided among other
members OF tho ring.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

CHANGED Its MSD.-In mn article
respecting the conduct of the noted
female, Mollic FpurShay, since her par
don from the State Prison, The Carson
.iIpo0i charges her with having been
instrumental in causing tho separation
of ma and wife, and the breaking up
OF II respectable family in that city:
nnl i'll MI afdenda, trusts that the soft
hearted philanthropists who succeeded
in cifecting the release Of Nellie will
ponder over the item, and that the pa
pers which have been cursiug =. C..
LYMAN and laudinS Governor Bradley,
will continue their present course.
Would il not he we'll for the IDpeal
to swallow its own prescription? Surely,
no ono a accuse IL Of ever having
cursed Mr.. Lyman, and yet We distinct
ly remember, that directly after the
relcasc Of Fourshay, tho "soft-hcartcd
philanthropist" Of the AA'eal most hca-
rtily Endorsed the action OF tho pardon
ing BoNrd, aud preached quito Il sermon
on the ~elevLtins virtue OF christian cha
rity, with Miss Foarslny rs its text.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

The ladies riding tournament for the
Socicty's prizes cam of al Winncmuccn
Saturday morning. -Four Ialics enter
cd the arena az competitors for tho
pcizes Mis-. Funnio McEwcn. Mrs.
David Able, Mrs. Fred. Muller and
Miss ClIristy Ross. Tho lndica were
vol mounted, and displayed comsidcrn.
bic skill mud grace in The management
OF their slccds. Tho frri prize, u nml-
die valued at $40, was awarded to Miss
Rosa, and tho second prize. u silver
cup, was a%ardcd Alrg. Muller. tn"
first llnying been considered the best
aud tho latter the next bcs, rider.
COLONEL G. CoLLYEn RonnfSs. who
was on his way from the EHsL To- pay
for the Matmhuras mine. situated OH
Prospect Mountain, and bonded by him
some weeks since. met with an accident
in Chicago by which one OF his legs
was broken. lie had hardly recovered
from IL fracture Of tho same nature.
Drnt1G LAST WEEK soyontv-ciulit pcr.
4Ons died in san Francisco forty.ni
nal = and thihy.ciGht females.
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LYSCnISG IN LOUIsfASA.-A dispatch
dated Mt Clinton, Louisiana, October
j., says:
On the evening Of the nth Saunders,
ct tlIia place, wns poisoned with Il solu-
lion Of arsenic IN II clipper and bucket OF
water, administered 10y ono Cuthcrin
Mathews, Eistcr-in.law Of John uair.
When arrested shc confessed her guilt,
and said John Gdir and Robert Ray in.
sttgatcd her 10 tho act. Tho Deputy
sheriff md n posse arrested John tiair
IN Baton Rouge, under u warrcnt from
The authorities OF this parish 10 bring
him to Clinton. About night they were
met by n body Of fifty armed mon, who
took from tho Deputy Sheriff and ppsso
their arms and took possession OF Clair,
and snnt tho posse on tO Clinton, II is
said Gnir wa killed by tho mon who took
him from tho Sheriff, and tho sano body
OF men, or others, caino into town and
hung tue woman.
TnEnE arc siHty-four thousand ninc
hundred aud nine children in San Fran.
ei5c" under seventeen years Of n9c,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23
ELI1O vs.. I;UREIL AGAIN,

The Sentinel learns that the Supreme
Court has denied tho rolenring in the
case Of Eureka VS.. Elku, and admits
thHt this definitely settles tho matter,
so far as Mc courts "rc concerned. II the
Sentfnof mean 10y this language that,
Having failed in the courts, they nov
propose To resort to muscle, Elko county
IS ION it, Lobster Jack Is in fine
condition and just spelling for n fight,
40 let Eurckn turn her brniscrs loose.
Our money and sympathy go on Jack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

JAPANESE GALL.SrHY.--Thc Japanese
are i'll sympathy with tho worthy Gentle
mon i'll England who have formed II snc-
lcty for the protection OF men against
wUucn. "lf wc observe the prnciicc Of
E~urc"pcans,' Snys II Japanese philOgo-
phcr, sit would appear that tho power
Of the wife Ii greater than tina. Of the
husband. In going through "a door the
wife passes first nnd tho husband fol-
lows her. She takes the best scat, and
he takes the next best. IN visiting fri
ends, the wife IL first snlutcd. BESIDES,
i'll conversation with ladies', mcn must
be particular wlat they say, whilcif the
men wish TO sfnoka they must actually
ask permission Uf the women or leave
the The Jnnnncsc agrees with the
Englishmcn that there is no time to bc
lost. There is much discussion, lIe
says, i'll Japan about tho relations Of tho
sexes, and he CXhurts lenrncd men 10 stir
themselves. RIId reflect continually, for
otherwise the power Of tho other sex
will expand gradually, and at Ins, bcco-
me so overwhelming that IL will he i'm
possible to CONTROL il. The error, ho
says, has been brought about by ''the
want of II correct view OF tho dictates Of
nature" The natinu TINT a womur IL
entitled, as II human being, To the same
freedom of will and opportunity for de
Vcl"prmcnt AS u man, is modern, and
must Ic counted among the melancholy
signs Of the ~dccndcnCc Of society IL wO-
men do not Ike tobacco smoke, Rs the
Japanese declares, let them leave tho
rhnii. Also, il they do not like other
Things that men do, let them take them.
selves out Of the way. Aud II among
those things that men choose 10 do sho-
nd chnicc TO he included the taking Of
wolnnn's property, md she will not part
with it quietly, let hcr be- taught her
duty. |! is resolved that fcnnlG cncco-
"chnents upon masculine %prcrogHtivcs
shall cease.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

Tuesdays S.atiHs! says, last evening
for tho first time the stage connected
with the passenger train in the canyon,
about three miles fpcm town, and in II
couple Of days. staging to tho north
ward from. Furekn will he among the
things Of the past. By Thursilhy noon
ut %farthcst, Eureka will be in direct
steam communication with McGcary
district, the great continental through
fare and AL other important points in
the civilized world.
In tho same Issue is M account of u
shooting niiIir in which IL Mexican
named Dolores Mention was shot in the
leg and badly wounded by Manuel
Romerio, another Mexican, at n Span
ish fandnngo in n saloon on Main
Street.
After tho shooting ltomcEio fed. but
was Mt length found in n deserted cabin
III Goodwin canyon. After n desperate
resistance he was captured by the Off
GERS and lodged in Jail. DE-. bishop,
who IS attending tho wounded man,
thinks it more than probable that he
will be obliged to amputatc the limb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

luz SRrcr STATE entered upon It's
seventh volume Tuesday, II Is n lively
littlo paper, and Ia devoted TO tho best
interests Of Humboldt county, which IL
faithfully conscrvcs. Its well filled nd
ycrtising columns is M evidence that
It's value Is appreciated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

OCR dispatches to-day announce Tic
appointment of Ex-senator Chandler
Of Michigan, to the vacant position Of
Secretary of the Interior, so the much
mOotcd qucsi!on rs 10 who vJuld be-
como Dclano's successor haa been set
tied vt last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

Local TELEGHArH.-A party Of men
i'm Vcrgimia City have forIncd Il COM
Pany and arc now erecting m accomIno.
dntion telegraph line connecting with
The business houses Of that place.
MssHnGoE will bo sent free ri rhnrcc
and after the embryo operators get their
hands well in tho line will be extended
to Gold Hill and Silver CITY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

Tho Enterprise says Dan DcQuille
has returned from u fivO months trip TO
tho land Of bUss-wood hams and wood
en- pumpkin-sccds. Ills new book, "Tho
Big Bonanza" is in tho hands OF Tho
publishers. Tho work Is TO DO fully
illustrated, and as Dan Is n very spicy
writer. this production Of his pen will
doubtless prove highly entertaining.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

THE Sitter Statc is informed that the
receipts Of the Humboldt County Fair.
including tho amount taken in ut the pa.
wilton, were 81, 800. Pretty good for II
s%aGc-hrush Fair,