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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15
Yearly school Eva animation.

The annual examination of the scholars
Of the Carson City Public School will be
begun to-day. The second grade, which
is under the leadership Of Miss Walter,
will be examined The studies in which
the pupils are to be tried this forenoon.
are practical arithmetic. spelling and
defining. This afternoon, in grammar
and reading. The very excellent and
capable Principal, Mr.. Howe, desires us
to urge our people to show enough in
terest in these examinations to be pres
ent and judge for themselves if the
teachers are doing justice by the scholars
and the scholars doing their duty toward
their studies. To be sure ''our reporter"
is not very bright and shining example
of constancy aud enthusiasm in the
matter Of attending school exhibitions;
but that's no matter; be knows what's
the duty of parents as well as if he were
a more faithful performer of his own
duties. and his preachments are as
sound as if they came with a better
grace. Turn out, fellow men and
women, parents and guardians and
attend these examinations.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15
Life II sweet.

The blood is the life CT the human system.
Keep it pure and all is well for this purpose
no standard medicine has had SO uniform and
amazing success Ms DR. HENLEY's CELEBRATED
l. y. l.. Bitters. This il d pure stmulant medi-
catedwith the finest tonics and alternatives Which
the vegetable kingdom affords: and is the only
preparation at present known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. The effect of this pop
ular restoratiyeis continuous. Each dose taken
invigorates the vital energies snd the BRAIN and
its prolonged use will unquestionably cure any
case of debility or mental torpidity that does not
arise from organic causes beyond the resch Of
medicine. II is in the strictest sense Of the
word, An inyigorating and regulating cordial
If the nerves are tremulous and relaxed. it
braces them If the liver is torpid it promotes
activity in that organ if the appetite is poor and
digestion . slow and painful operation, it ere
at-s relish for food and enables the stomach
to convert it into heslthful ailments. More
over. it is 3 specific for y large number of all
ments. some Of which are particularly pre-
vslent in the damp and chilly weather which
we often experience in midwinter. Among
these may b. mentioned rheumatism, chills ana
fever, and all the morbid conditions of the di.
gestiv organs. BY insuring perfect digestion
and proper TOW Of bile, it insures pure bloed,
= vigorous circulation, ana prompt discharge
Of all waste matter from the system. nIylglm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

AN AMERICAN COOK DESIRES
IA place in private family. Is first.rate
cook and can bring references. Also place
wanted as chamberinaid and waitress or child's
nurse. Apply at Room %, Corbett House.
js3-1nN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

At half past five O'Clock on Sunday
morning, after about thirty-six hours OF
suffering. Mr.. Isaac H. Conner died at
his residence from a blow received upon
the head, as heretofore described in the
APPEAL. Decreased was a rative Of
Ohio, about II years of age and wheel
wright by trade H. ,'ame to Carson at
an carly day, and has been engaged in
tho pursuit of his calling, here. ever
since his arrival. His place in the com
munity was that of An industrious man
who minded his own business and led o
quiet, orderly. sober, useful life. The
tnking away of such men is loss to any
community. By his death his faith
full. loving wife, to whom he
had been married between eight
and nine years suffers al irreparable loss
and one which overwhelms her in the
deepest grief. Two little childre.. are
orphaned by this untimely death. Yes
terday the remains of our departed fell
low-tcwnSman were followed to the
grave The procession was large and
embraced a great number of his former
friends and associates. as was meet and
fitting. The Odd Fellows. to which
Order be belonged, conducted the cere-
monies. He was member of Capitol
Lodge No. 20. The members Of this
Lodge aud of Carson Lodge No. 4 were
in the procession, also large delegations
from all the Fire Companies. Warren
Company. of which be was member.
acted as mourners and turned ont in
full, Rev. Mr.. Allen delivered funeral
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

New Granada, the Isthmus Republic,
OF which Pansma il q State. 10 on the
eve Of . big revolution. Politics il
what's the matter.
Kerosene oil works near Pittsburg are
in . blszs. Two big tsnks. each con-
tanning 20. 600 barrels Of oil got fire and
burnt. sending destruction all ronnd.
Loss $3.50, 900. s..e....s...,y
A military force Estate troops) under
Captain McNeely in Texas pursued a
band Of twelve Mexican cattle thieves,
overlook them and killed them all.
They recovered $50 head Of cattle. This
sor. of business is like TO stop cattle
raiding or bring on wnr-both, not un-
likely.
Woodson, a colored man, is under ar
rest, charged with the murder OF white
woman, near Murfreesboro. Tenn.
There is story from Brooklyn that
an upholsterer saw Beecher and Mrs.
Tilton in tlagrante delicto at Tilton 8
house. 1t seems TO be Herald sensa-
ton.
McGesbnn, the man whom Nallandig-
ham was defending when be accidental
" sho. him self, has been assassiuated,
at Cincinnati.
Heavy and hurttul rains are reported
in California.
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The Carson Water Works As an As.
suranCS Of Protection Against
Fire.

The Carson Water Works As an As-
surancs Of Protection Against
Fire.
Nothing that has been brought into
Carson as an adjunct of its condition Of
revival and prosperity has done more 10
assure our citizens Of a measure of
security than the Carson Water Com
pany's perfected works. Almost every
house in the western part of the city is
supplied with hydrant and hose. Of
course this ready at hand means Of
fighting fire materially lessons the risk
aud danger attending the outbreak of
the same; and now We have TO add an
other proof of the efficacy of this system
of water supply as means Of protection
to the business part of the city. 1sster-
day the offer made by Messrs. Rice &
Helm to furnish the supply of water to
the cisterns, gratis, was availed, and the
main was tapped where it intersects the
cistern at the corner of King and Carson
streets. As indicating the rapid flow of
the water the statement is in order that
it took but sixteen minutes. by the
watch, TO fill that large receptacle. This
evening, in order to further test the
capacity of these water works the steam
fire engine. Swift. will be brought out
aud the experiment tried of exhausting
that cistern. OF course, Just as much
longer as it takes for that machine to
pump that cistern dry than is required
for the water works TO fill il, is Just that
much of a gain in favor Of the non-ex-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

A0A ACRES OF GOOD LAND STU.
sted ON the Big Bend Of the Carson River, 20
miles east Of nginia City, Nevada. Cuts 100
tons Of Blue joint Hay per year. .hs land ID
we'll fenced.
There will be sold with the place 100 head Of
Horned Cattle, 80 Brood Maree, 20 Colts, and q
winter Range capable VI grazing LOO hssd Of
stock.
This property will be sold chez % sppl,cs-
ton to H. J. CHAMPION I CO., corner Of MIL
and streets. virginis. or 10 JAMEo DUFF,
the 80sp fsctsry. Cars City. AslslG
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

The FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and OrEsby streets. is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while che
best of wines, liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. A first class Pedro GdHs for the
amusement of guests, cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for sll are its recomInen-
dstions to public favor. Il. Il. Brown is the
nroprietpr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical pro.
f,ssicn Dr. wN. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumpi ion,
and all diseases OF the Throat ana Chest. DIR
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACBE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-Gm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

0ESTiSTRY.-Those desiring the professional
services Of DIR. A. CHAPMAN should make an
early call at lis room. No. As Ormsby House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15

GRAND JUsy.-The following gentle
men We're impaneled yesterday as the
Grand Jury for the present term of the
District Court: o. P. Willis, John Wag-
ner. Adam Welter, E. G. Winnie. Robert
Stewart, Charles D. Meder, G. c. Thax-
ter. George Tufy. B. f. Slater, C. P.
Stevens, E. D. Judd. Jerry Schooling,
Joseph Rosenstock. P. H. Mulcahy, D.
H. Lentz, Alex. Leport and NJ. B. Dow.
Jerry Schooling was appointed foreman.
CONDUCTOR SHEEHAN's case is O very
serious one. His doctors think if he
RECEIVERS that it will be q very narrow es-
cape. P. S.-We are panied to have it
to state that Sheehan is dead. He died
yesterday afternoon about six O'Clock
We can learn but little concerning him
save that he formerly lived in Buffalo
and sailed the lakes He was an e1-
cellent man and reliable officer. His
death is greatly mourned by his as
sociates of the railroad line.
NoTARIEs Attention is called
to the card of Messrs. King & Chattin,
Notaries Public, successors to the late
Mr.. Thebault, California street, San
Francisco.
A FIRE occurred last night about IL
O'Clock. which destroyed the house of
VIM. Pierce. His property being SO re-
mote from the Engine houses the fire.
men were unable to save it.
Mrs. BROOKS still continues to be very
sick. Her case is critical one. Hope
to be able to record turn for the better
to-day.
The United States Circuit Court 10 in
session, his Honor, Judge Hillyer, pre-
siding.
THERE is absolutely nothing Of more
than ordinary moment stirring or stencil
ing on Capitol square.
CLouD1No up again Last night. Looks
as II We might have some more rain.
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board
1910 Opbir Az. 4614
$50 Mexican l7s4. IL
AS Gould 4 Curry l711.., IL.
POS Best & Belcher As, 451H
10 Chollar 80 ....
$50 Grown Point 3O1,. 3O1.
20 Yellow Jacket n, 761.
100 Imperial g..
so Empire Mill A .lsa
20 Kentuck 131,
215 Alpha 171a. H.
$50 Belcher 2634, q
60 Con Virginia 800, 1874
so Confidence Is
260 Sierra Nevada II
545 California So. $50
220 Bullion 80. 10
10 Seq Belcher so. 20
40 Overman 60
700 Union Con 6$t, 61xx
10 Lady Bryan
30 Julia 1871. 13s+
10 Caledonia ~
10 Baltimore )
80 Silver Hill u.
80 Dayton q
800 Rock Island H.
30 American Flat
200 Woodville IS.
20 Occidental 3
30 Mint 400
20 Lady Washington
$50 kossuth I.
90 Andes 80.
~ n y Con ,, Ia
Evening Report
20 Valley 6
$50 Raymond & Ely 50. SO
800 Eureka Con so, co.,
1910 Jackson i 3. Is
800 Phoenix "a
$50 Belmont 81. 81
125 Monitor Belmont SOC
100 Ell Dorado South b3,
so Prnssian 3
1875 leopard 12'4
10 Jefferson 80, 4
600 ella "a, 50.
100 Panther 75c
200 Tiger size
600 Mansfield Is. II
635 G Chariot 80. 81
200 South Chariot IL, II.
80 War Eagle %
335 Empire I'D II, IL
100 Pauper IL
30 Poorman 81, 81
$50 Illinois Central
40 Wells Fargo 20c
500 Cosmopolitan 25c
100 Prospect Az
200 South California ~.
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The Lecture Tonight.

This evening, at the Catholic church,
DR.. O'Connor, LEANED and eloquent
Irishman, will deliver lecture upon the
subject of ireland and her Faith. ="
Those who heard the reverend gentleman
preach on Sunday will not need to be
assured that in listening to the lecture
they will enjoy rich intellectual treat
It will be a history of Ireland by an
Irishman who loves his subject and
speaks eloquently about it. The lecturer
will begin with the earliest Irish history,
briefly tracing it down to the days Of st.
Patrick, thence to the present day. The
research. and will be enlivened by wit
and humor Admission 81 at the door.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Church.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

REVISED SIATrrLS.-FrOm Summer
Whitney n Co., law publishers, San
Francisco, we nave received 4 copy of
the revised Statutes uf the United states
relating TO mineral lands, with All np.
pcndiS Of special statutes relating to
inning. The lhtv7t instructions Of the
General Land Office To It"gistcrs and
ltccrIr"r5 arc given in full, with the
rule OF law or action laid down in each
important ease; also II digest al the de.
clsiunH 81 the Department IF the Int
rlor, AMI tn" opinions Of the hiturrc; =
General. y rlilIIt"r on water rights
from the Civil Goa" Of California is lii.
clndrd from the fact tl,n, il j. doubtless
the best expression 0f the common law
of th" Pacific coast ~ Ia the nppruprin.
ton of water; also the coal Land act Of
1863 This ~ Il WORK NIiuilir to every
citizen, Int ri"r" cspcvi oily Ia mining
men, ~pr"ap""tnrs aud persons pnrrim,.
ing government lands. AZ it contains
III brief all a." Law necessary for their
Gu!s!a:!".. IN ~r!t!.rr ,..s.. Tia" price Of
The boo places il within lhc reach of
evcryh"ly, and when the naimy al.
vnntnGcS to hu derived from II knowl.
rhE" "i ITS C;'iI!"Li is fully appreciated
ITS sal" will ~" - lnprh ~ IT. merits de.
serve. Hue want 81 a book ri this
%ciinrnct T. has long been f"li. and now
Walter 4. Skilm"rc steps in and sup.
plies the want. \ copy 81 this ,!c-ir
able book can he seen at lhil Office:
uls1 copies obtained for those who may
desire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT
SATURDAY. NAY aa. 1875.
DrLAxo Dlsrrrcr.-This district

DELANo DIsrrICr.-This district,
formerly known MS Goose Greek, not
outstanding but comparatively little
Is known III this section regarding its
merits us u mining camp, is, nevertho-
less in IL f~ourishing condition, and bids
fair Mt no distant day 10 take promi.
nent position among the bullion pro
ducing camps of the county. Commu.
nications with that distant part Of the
county being quite infrcqucnt. a few
facts respecting this thriving settle.
ment muy not be unintcrcsting to our
readers: ..
Dclano District is situatel 81 miles
north of west from TccOma, on the
Central Pacific RAILROAD, near the Utah
line, O iino natural road extending the
entire distance between the two places
The quality of the ores of this district
is high grade smelling the highest
perhaps in the State, and several of the
mines are yielding largely. The Eliza
mine, which was purchased by George
Hurst last Fall, has been steadily
worked since that time Large uuan-
tines OF pObl ore nave already beer
taken ont. and workncm are busy de
vGlopinH and exposing to view other
bodies equally -" good. The Southern,
another prominent mine of the district.
owned by J. J. Johnson aud other CHI
cage parties, Is op"I;Ti out in good
shape, with 80 t0nS nf medium and
high grade ore npon the dump. and AN
apparently inrXhnus,iblc supply of the
same i'll the mine. Mr.. Johnson, who
is Il resident Of tho camp. is uu energetic
reliable man. and Ole in whom the
miners rcpOsc great confidence. lie is
making arrangements Tor the erection
Of smelling works This season. which.
when completed, furnishing the miners
u means 10y which to realize from their
rich ores, will give new impetus 10
mining II other enterprises, which
will sUon place the district ON II footing
with other bullion producing CAMPS of
this portion of the STATE. \ number Of
other mines, the names Of which we
lid not learn, al" also being prospcctcd
and are developing satisfactorily.
Wood is plenty and close To the mines,
hut water is three miles distant. This.
however, is 81 situated that il can ca.
silly he conducted tO the am in
abundance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22
ISLAND MorSrA1r q Az, g .

- 1sLASD MoCNTAIH g Amp S. TUNNEL
CoMPANr.-This company was duly or
GAnized and made its tunnel location
last August OH the east side of Summit
Mountain, fAcing Hope gulch Oh the
west, claiming 1900 feot front and 5000
feet deep, with right to all of the blind
lodes. veins, ledges an1 gravel doposi,s
OF gold and silver that may be found in
said location. Since that time n tunnel
OF 2 feet has been run into the maiu
body OF the hill westward, which struck
u splendid vein Of gold and silver bear
ing rock. ON 81 to 4 feet wide.
"sSaylng SlOO per ton in gold and as
muc more i'll silver. This lode is
called the Victory. In view of the i'm
Poftnnco OF tho discoveries already
Nude the owners Of the property incOr-
porHtSh Thursday, with II capital stock
OF Slo,U00.OOO, being 100, 600 shares of
Sioo each, under the laws Of this State;
oificc oil comPnny, Elko, Nov. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: John $.
alnyhugh, President; f. A. Rogers,
Secretary; w. NJ. Stafford, Treasurer;
H. W. Brown, Superintendent. The
D"nrd OF Directors upon its %organiZn-
non levied nm assessment OH the capital
stock III the sum Of 81. 900 to continue
the tunnel and sink 100 feet upon the
ledge already discovered. In the
meantime Il few tons of the orc extract
cd will be worked by mill process.
The stock i: new held firmly nj 81 per
share. superintendent Brown informs
III That extraordinary developments may
soon l." expected that will even over
whelm tile Leopard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

PInsoSAL.-Our c%ntcrprising young
friend Billy Rogers. who has been for a
brief period basking in the smiles of
Oriental beauty, returned to his old
love by Tuesdays train. The subducd
air of humility surrounding him like a
halo, together with the peculiar cut of
his hair and store clothes iud us into
the natural mistake of taking him for n
Methodist missionary.
5. Il. Wymnn spent a couple OF DAYS
rt0"i. this week md returned home
to Eureka Thursday 10y private convey.
ancc.
Col j. R.'Norton, Judge Hickey and
Mr. Kelly, OF Island Mountain, hive
been III town Il couple cf days attend
ing to the incorporation of some valu-
able mines, in which they are heavy
owners, in the district above mentioned.
They report the placers aver better
In the most snTgIinc had anticipated.
L.. Wilscy departed for snn Francisco
yesterday morning
George and lack Tucker went down
by the same train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

~TrsCAnonA.- "A V. Lancaster, of
Tnscarora, informs us that the placer
mines at that place are yielding splen-
dilly. Water for mining purposes is
still plentiful and the $50 Cinnamon ut
work are making good use of it. The
mill of the Young America Company
is co%mpletGl. and will commence
crushing i'll n few days. We are salts.
it'd that our friends Bobirr II Scitz
have a valuable property in the lounE
America mine, and the course heing
pursued 10y them Mt present is best cal
cI!Li"d tn make tho fact known TO the
outside world. AMI NJ the same time pnt
money into their own purses. The ex-
tension tn their mine. which has been
sought for both long and earnestly, WIS
Sirurk Ivy Mr.. I.uurast"r II few days ago
aud looks very promising at the point
struck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

ASoTTEw piuHEh.E DErARrED-H 4.
BENTLEY, better known IN "Dirk" Bent
ley throughout Eastern NEVADA, Of
which lie wns one uf the early pioneers.
and Idaho, died AT the Depot Hotel in
this place, at . o'clock II. IN. yesterday.
of AN affection Of the liver. Mr.. Bent
ley was long II resident Of Mountain
City and other places in the northern
part of This county. He wns II blacksmith
by trade, but spent the greater portion
oi lhs i'm" for years rust III prospecting
md mining. His death will he hrruly
regretted hY many m old friend and
acquaintance. but by none more sin.
crIcly than those who have i'm years
past "r0uglIrd it with Dick on noun
tam and plain, amid the sterile WASTES
"i the Silver state. Deceased had but
IL short time since returned from II visit
10 the east. and WIS confined to his bed
AT til" hotel Int II few DAYS prior tu his
drnili. Th" MrsouiG flag hung ut half.
mast yesterday deceased being II mem
Ter of that Order. 10y which hia funeral
~olsrquirg will he conducted. He will
be buried with Masonic hOnors ut 2
O'Clock y. In. to day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22
Bob BERNARD has turned hi. saloon

Bob Bernard has turned his saloon
completely u~p-side-down and il thor
oughlY repairing it, making it produce
an entirely new appearance. ss.l
The Bank Exchange is also having its
internal appearance improved by tho
free use OF paint, etc.
james Clark has added a great con-
veniencc to his house in tho shape of q
coffee and lunch stand, which is being
literally ~pasronized by passengers
from the trains.
A cellar 1924 has been dug under
Mrs FOrd's restaurant, and we arc in
formed that n lager beer dispensary Ia
to DO opened therein.
4 Schlumb l. Co. are renoyating and
cleaning their bakery. which will soon
be in superb order.
L. b. Henley is building O substantial
stable on Idaho street, in the rear of
his residence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

HEARD FHoM.--A letter dated L,ud.
HlhGion, Mich. received at this office
N's'crlny is from our old acquaintance
W. Il. Armstrong. Is Billy was II gen.
cral fnvOriIc with old and young Of both
srx"s throughout Ihis section, many of
orr renders will hn pleased to hear that
ho Is doing It good business both iinln-
"l"lIy anh socially. Tie gorgeous cnrd
al Armstrong n Son. dealers in Fine
Wlh"H, Liquors and Sugars. was on.
closed. together with the joyjnI nm.
h"lInrcm"ut of the recent arrival of n
son and heir. BILLY thinks he may visit
the stsn.brlislI this Summer. Int cant
say positively. According to rcuurL
OF Tho writer wn tender his profounL re.
gmT'l.' 1" Mcssrs. Benson, Gil,lin. IItr.
willie, Rogers, Coln, Mcintosh. Dir. Fox
aud Judge lllck. together with the
host 0f Other fricmls scattered throuuh
Eastern Nevada. Il il evident that he
lins not lost his affection for tho Silver
Stntc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

Elko is we'll provided with secret and
benevolent societies, having four, the
Masons. Odd Fellows. Red Men and
Changers, all Of which meet in the mag
niticent hall over the bunk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

A f~oot-race, between Hammond and
Stone, 100 yards for 81, 900 u side, will
come of at Wells on the 3lst inst. It
promises to he Il good one, As the men
ARE known to be fust. Much betting is
being dOno on the outside.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

Elko has returned two moro citizens
Of the United States, as will be seen by
reference to another column.
The Railroad Company Inns procured
more sleeping coaches. several Of which
have passed west this week.
n. Defiance received from tho Rich.
mono Company. Of Eureka, Tuesday,
GO,0W pounds Of bar lead.
PHEAcHISd.-Rev. Mr.. Deems will
preach in Elko tomorrow Sunday ut
ii II. m. and TX p. IN.
Some thrcc or four business houses
arc going to build bricks, among them
james Brain & Co.
Tho young telegraph limo around
town is ns handy as q pocket in q shirt
and twice as pretty.
Ycntcs & Go. are doing tho grand in
the matchmaking and iowelry limo. See
ndvt. elsewhere.
Furniture for tho now school ut Pleas.
ant Valley was shipped from hero last
Saturday.
The competition between tho black.
smiths Of Elko lins reduced the price Of
horse shooting to So.
On an average 100 cars OF freight aro
taken west daily ver tho Central Pa
cific railroad.
Tho next term OF tho District Court
will on tho 21st Of Juno.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-22

Previous to his departure from Carlin
Division Superintendent Mnttison was
presented with n magnificent cano by
the employees of the "a a to-
ken Of the esteem in which lie il held
10y them. The cant was manufactured
TO order mt u cost of 1915, aud is said to
be II splendid piece Of workmanship