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The interior journal., 1875-02-05

in assuming tbe eiitoriai controi vi
the IyrERIon JOvREAL, we desire to
inform the public, especially the pat
rors and friends Of the paper, that We
have purchased from Messrs. Hilton 4
Campbell. this paper, and intend to
continue its publication weekly.
The tone &c the JoURSAL, as here
tofarc, will be Democratic, reserving
to ourself the right to speak mdepen-
IDENTIFY on all subjects, political or
otherwise.
We are strangers to nearly all Of
yeu. but hope W become acquainted
with the general public at an early
day. Born and rcared M Old Vir-
ginia, the hopored mother Of Kentuc-
Nv, we feel somewhat at home IN this
fine old State. whose people, in their
customs, manners and tastes, and in
& their views Of public policy, ARE SO
much alike.
Our aim at al times shall be 10 sub
serve the best interests Of Kentucky,
q. especially this immediate section ofthe
. State. We shall endeavor to aid IN
+. developing the great resources Of Cen
. tral, Eastern and Southeastern Ken
= tucky. The farmer and trader, the
merchant, mechanic and miner, will
fud a hearty support through our
columns.
A weekly cpitome Of general and
local news will be given. that all our
readers may be kept fully posted in
the every day affairs Of the times. We
shall try to make you better paper
if that he possible, than Our predeces-
sors gave you, and it we should be
fortunate enough to succesd in an
ambition SO laudable. or even to main
tain the standard reached by them, we
ieel assured that the public will not
complain.
We invite correspondence from all
points which will give our readers all
local news of interest to the public in
general, or to the citizens Of the res-
pective sections from which the news
may come; We therefore, kindly re-
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JOURNAL 10 continue their kind ofh-
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assuring them that their favors will be
duly and fully appreciated.
Without further explanation OF
proas,s, We greet one and all Of the
friend. Sf the INTERIOR JOURNAL, and
hope q hssaa,e personally acquainted
s;ith @asy ~ you, ere long.
We shat, " glad 20 receive all the old
exchange u the paper, aud a'
many new ones as Gay feel inclined tc
visit us. With theskiss iax above us AM
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nor temrest will rend our sails. or cas-
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w. =. WALTON.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05


aed psr.aas nos IN ssss ssev "-
'ence, ana ~c'e comv'neu '"ee'he' 20, .ne
purpoee @ eomm','ns 'e'."'cs, w" he
c',n nu'no''ne' 's,,ee y" 'e', y, n.o oxen
appss'e" 70, nnu r.'u-e" '" se' Wv 'ne P'o-
"cu"n o' ,ne o',e"s :" ".ss . !"
were rowe,'e. /" prs.s", w. ,n'snos" , e'
on,' w. u.s. a,u ,,os "a1 W.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

TuE election of Andy johnson to
the u. s. Senate from Tennessee, Is
the climax Of that fortunate States
mans ambition. Many are glad, aud
many are sad about it, but asa gener-
al thing, his election gives much sat
i.iaction to the nation. For our part,
We rejoice at his good fortune. If for
no other or better reason than because
the Radical party made a wicked at
tempt to impeach him because he was
thoroughly honest and determined
they should not ruin as well as rule
the country. Let Kentucky send her
ablcst man tn succeed Mr.. Stevenson,
one who will aid Mr. johnson in all
his efforts to suppress Radical Icgisla-
tion, and then W. "m,y be happy"
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

Tue publication of the dssisions II
the Appellate Court Of ksntusky, by
the Coarer-Journai, adds mach to tho
value and interest OF that exolent
daily, and is a move in the right dire,'
tion. Every lawyer in tbs State ought
to subscribe for the paper. AMI pre-
serve these decisioss fS resly refer
cncc, in advanos of the boak verorts.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

KENTUCKY has received more mon
ey from the South than frsm any 9th
er section of the nation. The mule
trade OF this State, has hsen she source
of yearly revenue III her, Cestral
Kentucky sends thousands Of muiss to
the Southern States every year, anil
those State. return 10 our traders thou
sands Of dollars in exchange therefor,
Hence oar interest, are i!entlstl. auil
we hope lhs, each year tis~e interests
will increase.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

TIE leading independent Rcpubli.
eau Journals of the country, admit
thv the Democrats have just cause to
believe that they will place one Of their
party in the Presidential chair next
time. We certainly hope that such
will be the case.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

The Cincinnati Commercial, the
leading Republican paper of the West
says that Grant cannot and must not
be elected President for a third term,
1t also SAYS, in substance, that the
great trouble with the Republican
party is Grant himself lie is the
Had of all their woes--the Pando-
ra's box from which come all their
troubles. II Grant and Sheridan and
Ben Butler don't murder the Radical
party and bury it too deep for resur-
rection. then nothing on earth can do
it, and it would seem to he possessed of
charmed life.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
The Marion county Democracy rs

THE Marion county Democracy as'
sembled at Lebanon last Monday, and
adopted resolutions expressive ofindig-
nation at the late interference by the
Military with the Legislature of Lou
isiana; denouncing Sheridan n an ig-
noramus, "banditti," etc. The se0-
vention instructed its delegates to vote
for Hon. Il. A. Burton, of Marion,
for Lieut. Governor, and Ltt them
otherwise, uninstructed.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
FRANK MouLroS has ,nmor ralise'I

FRANK MovLroS has ,pmoI tilisesi
himself. Frank has not only ''held
his own" with the learned lawyers who
so numerically cross-examined him
on the Beecher side, but he has shown
himself equal 70 the task set before
him. Some one has suggested that
Mr.. Moulton should study law after
this, and if be should do so, he would,
in all probability, become a power in
the Brooklyn and New York courts.
At any rate. Moulton has shown that
he is no "Sardine." and those who
pick him up for fool, will find them
selves greatly deceived.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

Our predecessors, in an effort last
week, to head-of the great monstrosi-
ty general-in- chief, Craddock, told a
hard yarn about COW that went about
repairing the fencing around her own
er's premises where she sap that re-
pairs were needed. Lest this depar-
ture from the strict line Of veracity
may be recorded against them as a
stain upon their hitherto stainless rep
uiation for truthfulness, we deem il
proper to suggest that the cor is Mind.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

Tun Democracy Of Madison county
met in Convention, in Richmond last
Monday, County Court day, to appoint
delegates to the 9Th OF May Conven.
ton. and instructed for Hon. j, b.
McCreary for Go 'ernor. They placed
their protest on record against the
recent military interference in the Lou
isisna Statesaftans.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

THE Emperor of China !. dead.
We don't remember his name, and
couldn't pronounce it if we knew how
to spell il. His successor is only Eve
years old.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
MILITARY Satraps are again on tn,

MILITARY Satraps are again on the
rampage in the South. One Lieu. Col
Buell., a cousin of Gen. Buell., now
stationed at Griffin, Texas; is making
his soldiers arrest private and uuof
fensive citizens and place them in
loathsomc guardhouses. Suits will be
instituted by the parties aggrieved,
and if this little satrap meets with his
Just desert, as Gen. Mcdowell did in
California about the close of the war
f,r similar misconduct, his purse will
be considerably depleted.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

Coz. J. h. MCCREARy. the Cen
trnl Kentucky y candidate for the Cub
ernatorisl office, was in town on last
Tuesday. looking as pleasant as ever.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

THERE are, in the Missouri Legisls-
ture, nineteen representatives in the
lower House, aud eight in the Senate
who are native kentuckians.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

IS France, they make kid" gloves
out of rat skins, which greatly resem-
bic the real stuff, and are said to look
aud wear we'll.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

TIE Kheiive Of Egypt has presen-
tel daughter Of Gen. W. I. Sher-
man, with diamond necklace worth
100000. That gal will do to tie
In
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
b U Q * ID II N A..
lIMPORrED.l

Got by Lord Clieien," out cf "Conssquence" by
"Iay Middleton" A heautiiul bright hay, o yeafs
and is an exceedingly high bred English stHilion,
will he permitted 10 serve lev lapprosed nafes.l
b,siier his owueTs Al SO the season, Win the usu-
I'll privileges ~ returning nlares, lin either cas-.
next seaSon should they ma psose In ioal itAreiy
unity oilers TO bre.skss the services Of such
horSss al kguTes low. Grass furnished al " per
n'onth, grain ied " d~~sod al reasonable rates
Mares al Owners risk.
Ai,r,ss J. W, GrTsT,
tsgtilh, "
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

DIX. l.. l.. PINKERToN, a prominent
minister Of the Christian Church. died
at his home in Lexington, on Sunday
Lat
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

Brown, 10 years Old, 10 hands high got by lsx.
ingion, dam Magnolia by imp. Glsneoel she out OF
imp Myrtle -i-ing a full brother bath 10 Ken
tucky" aud "GilrOy," lhe former 4 lnds Al Ne~
York at sgso the latter al Lexington Ky, al sloop
Ni stand this SEASON at 81 Dor style aud qatiity
BHne Is hard 10 heat, a breeier unsurpassed
several Of bis colts can he sesa on my place.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
A FIRST r-cLAss
BILLIARD SALOON
NEW TABLES q FIXTURES.

4 have recently purchased nsw tables and hKiuies
and opsnsd . hrst-elass billiard ssoor IN the Lass
nent rooms Of the Trade Palace On the south-~,ei
eornsr of Main and Lancaster streets, and Inv its
orderly, cash customer ~ give me call.
4 Keep lor the accommodation OF psirons svaa
stock IL Tobzeeos, Cgars, Oysters, Ale, ssrdire-.
etc. uood order viii be maintained, and q" ei-
ting Alos cd Terms invariably cash b.iore leaving
~. osrp lV-l GsAs Akkru'r
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

~ sAe Dessse~ssse Gssssv Cssss~ss-

The mcmbcrs Of the Lincoln coun.
" Democratic Csmmitisc, are request
ed to meet at the Court House in
stanford, on Monday, the 9Th day Of
February. 1875, Er the purpose Of
calling q Convention TO select dele
gates n the May Democratic Conven.
lion, and for the transaction Of other
lus;ncss. J. NJ. CoopxR, Chm.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
Tickets for sale
"Via Louisville and the Short Line,

Al all Ticket ONES Ia the soath aud southwest,
JOHS MACLEOD, Gsal saP'L
Parker, Gent Pas. A Ticket AgI
lsslisvllr ~.
The interior journal., 1875-02-05
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE pEvxsss.

|, II the jury believe from the evidence,
that persons 10 the number Of tsenty or
li'sre, had assembled together in the town
Of Lar,csster, aud were combined together
sifh riotous and ieloneous intent against
any oi the citizens of Lancaster, aud had,
IN pnr.us1', q aid ip''si, sxa and voup'
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

An wost warranted satisfactory. WIN ,sss "r
rse's " 'h,s sui atssvs -a~ss i~>S
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
OCII MINES,

Tho extraordinary richness and wido
extent OF mining territory which has
been found to exist in tho northern part
OF this comfy within the past two
years hns stimulated prospecting and
invited capital far beyond tile most
snnguino expectations Of those persons
who lnborcd in vain through years Of
dishcartening universities 10 instil their
faith into other minds and prove 10 the
outside world Tint the fucts justified
their representations. Since tho rich
discoveries at CornucopiR, however, fol-
lowed by those, no less so Mt Tuscarora,
1t has been n comparatively easy matter
to induce mining men to lend n helping
hand, and in view Of tho many rich
discoveries already made to look forward
cxpCctnntly for others Of equal or great
or magnitude. II will therefor ACCESSION
liltlo surprise when il is announced that
tho richest gold md silver ore-in place
found in the State WAS discovered by
n pnrty from this place several days
ago, but for substantial reasons tho cx-
act spot where II was found il still
kept n profound secret aud will contin-
nc to he for several dnys TO come. We
were permitted however to examine n
Hnnll suck Of the orc and feel no hcsi-
tAncy in pronouncing it the richest
quartz that ever came under our obscr-
walton. Several largo pcices broken
from the ledge was literally filed with
free gold md was also very rich In
silver. Assays from the poorest pieces
were not lower than $500 in silver and
extending up TO So, 800 per ton. Assays
from tho rich pieces was us high as
$1,000 in gold.
All the particulars regarding this
wonderful discovery will bc furnished
our readers in tho course Of q few days.
We aro permitted 10 mention the name
OF II. n. Stone, "of ours" ms ono OF
the lightning-struck individuals.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

CTARR KING SILVER MINING COMPANY
! Location Of principal placc of business, san
Francisco. California: location Of works. Spruc,.
Mont Mining District. Elko County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meeting Of the
Boanl of Directors. held on the sixth day Of
September, 1855, nh assessment INC l2l of Fif-
teen Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of Tie corporation, payable immediately
In United States gold coin. tn tho Secretary,
Rooms &c aud %, Merchants Exchange, San
Francisco. CallfOr'Ila.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall n.
main unpaid on the Sixth day Of October, 1873,
Will be delinquent, aud advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is made b.
fore, will be sold On SATURDAY, the TWENTY
thirl day If October, ISIS, To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
anu cxlrnseso Of sale. by oplcr Of the Directors.
LOUIS KApI.AS, Secretary.
OfTIcE-liooIn ID & %, Merchants EI-
change. California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
std
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
THE DoMITORY BUILDING.

After the State appropriation OF mon
~ for the benefit Of the State Cniver-
sity the Board Of Regents very properly
determined upon improving and enclos-
ing its grounds AMI erecting a domitcry
for the convenience and advantage of
tho pupils III attendance at the Institu-
tiuu. In conformity with un approved
custom; after the plans and ~speci6ca-
tons were drawn up, advertisements
for sealed proposals to perform the
work in accordance with such plans and
specifications, were caused 10 tc pub
lished in the newspapers and at the ex-
piration Of the time designated in the
publication the bids were opened and
parties in Carson were found to be a tIifle
the lowestin their figures, which justly
entitled them to the awapi and they
accordingly received the contract. They
at once proceeded with the work and
the frame Of the domitory building
is now in position and nearly completed,
but as we are informed by practical
mechanics who took a copy Of the spec
iications With a view OF competing for
the job; the work thus fax, is by 10
means in aeco-d With the terms of that
instrument The parties referred TO,
state that they have exHInincl the
frame work and find that the studdinr,
which constitutes tho mPin support OF
the entire supsrstructurc, is only 2x4
timber lnstcnd OF 2XG rs required. Also
the piItes which were to lie Sx6 have
been suTrlnnted 10y 2x4s'- again, the
corner posts, MS specified should have
comprised three thinkers PIG, and one
Scnntling AKA hns hnen substituted. It
wns specified that tbs main girder for
the support Of the rear gable Of tho
NUN building should consist of two
tmhCrS SIl2 securely bolted together
And surmountei by n framed truss.
Instead al this timber Gx12 as specified,
a single eIl2 spans the breadth OF the
building and the frame truss mentioned
which is higly important us IL measure
OF, safety to the building, hns been
WIDELY omitted. Furthermore the foun-
dntion Of the building, the bottom OF
which was required to be ut least ten
inches below the s~erface of the ground,
wns, until a protest was entered, laid
almost upon its surface. The statement
herein made can easily be verified, and
any person who entertains n doubt rs
to its authenticity can readily satisfy
himself by IN examination of the
building now.
We are quite satisfied that such work
as that o being performed will not be
accepted by the Board, and it is to he
further hoped that it will sec to it TINT
the specified terms OF the contract Gro
complied with in every particular. If
these parties shall be allowed TO finish
the building nfter the manner in which
the work has been prosecuted up to
this time, they might have dropped u
thousand dollars below their own figures
and then enjoyed one of the --LATEST
takes" for the amount Of timber nctu-
ally used in the construction of the
present frame is at least one-third less
than that required in the specifications,
not to mention tho saving Of labor and
Cost in its erection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
FIVE IIUSERED PAGESI

The Commissioners appointed to in
rcstigats the conduct of affairs ut Bed
Cloud Agency have prepared Il five hun
drsd pnSc report to show to the world.
the President AMI the Indian Commits
m~isSioncrs that all the charges of pecu-
lation and fraud preferred against the
management of hat haven Of aboriginal
rest are without the slightest foundation
in fact; that the Agents and sub-ASents
arc high-ininicd, honorable men, ira
duced and viliiicd by sluldcrous
tongues, the SAME being propelled by
envy and malice.
1t is barely possible that the Commits
sion was not conveniently blind. and
that whitc-wnshins is a process with
which they are totally u~nncquaintcd.
but if there is no rlundering Of the In
dams or robbing of the Government
going on AZ that Agency, We will VEN
ture to say that it is the first instance Of
an immaculate Indian Agency on record.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09

Tho Kelsey mill ms started up ycstcr-
day oh ore from tho Drhir minn. wo
believe tlia is the fourth mill now run
iIing on Ophir. and IL seems TO us that
the bullion product OF the old iiuciuntor
will make n big showing for the month
Of October, If Ophir don't cut II figure
In tho market before next Spring we
shall DO considerably disappointed
Lynn Times, 4.
The people of Carson arc lr]cIncndcous.
~ excited at the frequency Of inccndiary
fires in their town, ind everybody is go
ing into tho detective business. Pho
insurance companies offer rewards,
which should DO an incentive to saga
ci0us detectives 10 work up tho case aud
bring somebody TO eriof.-New'.
THERE were filed, Saturday, in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State, articles
OF incorporation Of the HUMBOLDT Cop
per and silver Mining Company. to opcr-
ntG In Bolivia District, Humboldt Coun-
IS. Nevada. Capital, $1,000, 900 in
81 $4,000 each.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CERACUSE MINING CONGRATULATIONS
- Of principal place Of business. ElSu. New:
location Of works, Grand Junction Mining Dis
tr!Ct, ElSo County. ScVala Notice Is
hereby given. that at u meeting Of the Directors
held on the sth day OF October. ISIS. all sssess-
mcnt (So. u Of Three Gents per share Vas
levied upon Ike capital stock Ct the corporation.
payable immediately to the Secretary. in United
states gold coin. at the niilcc OF the Company,
III Elko. SevatI.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uninil on the 9Th day OF SOvcmb-r T,
lS1S. will b. delinquent, and advertised for
salc at public auction, and unless payment l.
male before. VIII be sold Oh FRIDAY. the
10Th day Ct SovCmbcr. 1873. to pay the dciin.
lucnt assessment, together with costs Of all
N'rlsinS AEd EXPENSE of sale. by order Of
the Board Of Directors.
sltl ]. O"STREICHER, Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
GOOD NEWS.

The good nows has como Mt last.
The Bank Of California has opened It's
doors, rs will DO seen by tho following
dispatch received at $3.50 this afternoon:
SAN F~RGNcfsco, Oct. 9.
Tho Bank Of California opened to-day.
II received $1,000, 900 OH deposit. and
paid out only $3.50, 00O.-OrEEAroE
All the San Francisco Stock Boards
will resume business on Tuesday next,
the 9Th instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

CHAMPION GOLD AND SILVER INNING
~ Company: Locauon OF princi.Sl place Of
business. Elko. Ekn County. ~Ney.da-iccation
OF works. Grand Junction Mining District, Elko
County. Nevada NOTICE Is hereby given that
at \ lnestinE OF the Board Of Trustees, held on
2ll day Of SciSrmocr. 1873, an HS-eS>nu Mt no.
y OF three cents ICr shsr- VA levied upCSi the
capital siock Il tie corporation. payable iinmc-
dilicly. In CniteI states gold coin. 10 the StCrc-
tlry Al the Oaice Of the Company, United States
Land Oricc. ElkO. Nevada.
Any stocks upon which this Assessment shall
remain uurail Gu the 2Jd day Of October, ISIS,
Will l.; delinquent. and will D. advertised for
sac At public auction. and unless payment Is
male before Will oc Hold On MONDAY, tile 22l
dIy of November. 1875. to rsy the delinquent as
tCssiE-rt, together with costs OF advertising; and
JoHN s. NAYHCGH. Secretary.
OFFICE u. :. Ian Onice, Elko, New. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
DELINQUENT SALE.

'I'IGEH MINING COMpASY-EDCATIOS OF
principal place uT huHincsA. san Francisco,
california: location "T works. COrnucOpi, Min.
ing District. Llso County, SrvIda.-SOticG there
is delinquent upon the following described
stock' on account OF ASSIGNMENT INO. u, levied
on the 3ist day of August. 1876, the several
amounts rct Opposite tho names VI the respect.
i've shareholders, az follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
DELINQUENT SALE.

CONSTITUTION MINING COMPASY-LOCA.
~ ton " principal place Of business, SAN
Francisco. California;; location Of works, Cotuu
coria Mining District, Elko Co., Nevada. No
tice-Thcrc Is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on ECc Iunt OF asses. nlciIt NO.
u levied OH the 3ist day Of .Angut, 1875, tile sew
era, amounts set opposite the iramCs Of the res
pcctIve shareholders, as follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09
DELINQUENT SALE,

DANTllEn MINING CONGRATULATIONS
l OF principal place Of business, san Fran
cisco. California; location Of works COrnucOpia
Mining %tstrict. Elko county. Nevada Notice
There 10 Delinquent upon the following DIES.
,TiLcl stock on account of assessment 40. II
levied ON The 3lst day of August. ISIS. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09

The Gold Hill News just "goes for
us" for attempting to erect n dormitory
on the basis of one ar" We plead
guilty. II wasn't the fault Of the cub
il Was our mistake. We didn't know
that two "r's'' We're required to con-
struct the word sylnretrically.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09

And In accordance wi j. law and all order Of
Tic Boari oi Directors, made Oh the 3lst dag Of
August. 1919, 30 many shares Of each parcel IT
such stock as may he necessary. will be sold at
public auction. at the GALES nOOin of Mauric.
bore 4 Co., No. 32G Pine street, San Franri.cn.
CEliinriiil. on FRIDAY. the Twcnty.stC uah day
"t uc.ubcr, 1915, NJ the hour Of one O'Clock u. mr..
oi taid day, To pGJ haid delinquent asses .inrnt
thereon, together with costs Of advertising aud
expenses OF zalc.
FItANK SWIFT, Secretary.
O~rFicE-Iioom 10. I. Hayward's building.
no. 40 California htrcct, san Francisco. Cali.
fornia. n7tJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-09

LADIES. before yuu prrrhasn Dress Good.
We want TO show you our !SEW STOCH, A. w.
believe We can SUIT you with our assortn.p, NJ
Prints, D~claine'. WoOlens, Poplins, Alpue-
as, merino& Cassineres, Empreu ana
Waterproof Cloths ani In fac, uinno.t ever
dea!r16le styhJ and quality u Dire, Is Goods Ia Tho
market.