davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-09

5flLAa. Oct. 2?.-yeststday morning I mas
walki OK with y young friend in tho y.s MsnxonI.
tue way to the station. when, preceded by the
Kings Cuirasslers, tho nas1za gaia, or. "a oos
luglal BAY, uudIess Court carriages, cau,e IN 1T
full BOT In tho tispt Eat tho Emperor Wi.ilnn,
n.th King y!csor Eu..1at.ual; IL the ps1t
rtlucs Aambsrt with thu othuf Isiucss
followed in other vehicles by thur
usua! mails rssiuuo. The two uJuarcha Ia their
WILL appointed snogtsman's tAlb-lho Emperor
in |iKat~eo!.sed auit, VHh .shlss lat. thu
NluK Ia black ssl1aa, with / broad brlMmsa Cal.
, 1875-11-09
''CACMEMERE MEE.bNO,''

tho richest, most elegant, most durable,
and c?ary way thu b3s. Lyons E.ack Bllka
imported. and for which we arc ao1o agents
In thia city. Thoao Bilka arc Hand Spun,
maao from tbs Hneat seiected I.clinn stocx
pcasoS3 II ueep, rich satin lustre, md as
proof nf their unequaled durability wa Eiyo
Et7n!Eht.une1uivocal guarantee with all goods
OF this brand sotd by US. IN ordor 10 intro
duce then1 to purcnaaor3 here, no aro in-
otructed to ofYer tss5r tho preaoatl the follow
Ing qualities st the prlcus quoted. which
p:aoo them loser BY 35 per cont than any
goods Of equal quality in tllis market:
Quality F. Cachomiro EZ1lnno, rich, soft,
satin lustre. s2.oo q yard the cheapest s,lx
in A,uoricn.
Qua!it2 q. Caohanaire l1tlano. vory clo-
giant goods, s2.35 a yard.
Quality q. Cacheniro Milano, s9.6o q
yard extra rich and beautiful finish.
Qualify I. s1.a5 yard. Quality ], s2.76a
yard. Qunlity K. : 800 ynrd+ AL superb
and oxtrn rich grades.
N. q. Tno "CAchomlre Milanos," in nd
dition to other advantages, are wider tEan
most other mRxos
, 1875-11-09

Sp~7al Dlspafch Il 7At ckfeoa1 T16une.
EAST sAulHAw, 3[ich, Nov. 6.-Goore,,
Oliver, uoodsn,sn. was drowned wllle csoHa
ing Saginaw 1hysr at this point, BY tie upsol
TIM; Of boat early t!lis morning. His cotnp22
lon HwAIn aslore. Deceased was % Year, old
lls f1thor and ssstor live near st. TI4onas. On.
Tbs jury retusue4 verdict u accidental daath
, 1875-11-09

Shvn Your Etnir.-1f y0u Wish to Hayo
youF hair nu kccr It tn strong and healthy oondon.
nse hnrnes cocoaine. II viii stimulate Tho r,os u
lna uas ma restore the natural action upon which fs
esu"su o"fenua. l"enty yesrH ago \ single tsottte
stvto l4iy A1ir IN d~perata c4sc, III which all
es.s oae1 s.a .ci and since that e.ry
hair and irritation Of tus scalp have yoIed to 10
same retDG.ty. "
, 1875-11-09

sr. LoE1s. NV. o.-!at 4 n1eet,ug today Of the
betec;o!s OF Tho Missouri pac,ic Ea.Isoaa Coa,.
pan5, Eropostlon waB submitted by tl,e Attain
tic Z Pacific Com any to surrender tAe Missouri
Paeifc Ieilro4d to tho Directors og the latter
Compsny, uhicn VA accepted. 4 state.
Inent was also made thst the Atlantic
t Pacific noAd. bjncc il leased the
Missouri Pacific. hai expended for the bcuoft of
the latter road III various improvements, over
sl.1so,dbo, and for uhic:l the Missouri Pacific
stan.,a indebted to the Atlantic l. Pacific Cotu.
pany. Of this sugL Andrew Pierce 1njiyidu-
ally iadorsed fur the sum Of rl,01U.D co., 10
consder1sion Of which aud for other reasons he
wnA ctse.sd General Manager of the MIssouri
Pacific. Tie ntuer officers OF the road roman
nncAnrged. The Conuany'a indebtedness to tl.e
s.. Louis Company w4A couB,ia.ed and action
taken thas viii assufu tho pssmalt OF all tuo
past-duo interest IL au eatly date.
, 1875-11-09

t}AEfIE DtJIHlsH 70 fE* EHtffsU9 ITjtXHt.
1oIlET, IT,, Nov. 8.-The Joliet Iron aud ,Kteei
AliIal haye reessyoI = large order for jrou tai.s
kul ttv trou.saii aud puddliag mlll4, which .ha.s
bceu idlo for ss1oshl months, will zosuu,u on era
tons on thS l4tls inst. The ateel 1nas have lust
flushed an order for &. 900 t3ua OF htesi rxis FOR
tie Chicago / Alton NRtlsoad. and une Of 4,0J0
toua Tor tho g; Louis, Kansas C1tY i Notts.ena
EAs!s0ao. bota ofderA waEs Tor D0.pound rAlls.
, 1875-11-09

FT9&O TITS SkUIk NHU5NEE.
LOUISVILLE. ky.. Nov. 8.-SundRy afternoon
Lle~e!lyn Bafr. AGED II, III psolus from, Plat
fogIn-traiu on tho louryli'e Il Wessport Hail
road, WAS Knocked aaa:nst = tseo md his akul
crushed no AZ to calnc fatal injuries.
, 1875-11-09
TURK


TIE PoETE TO be CATK1nIsEu.
LONDON. Nov. 1-oa. MA lgttor to tho TImts
fro N Berlin statss sAnt Az tho result at tie cnn-
Tsr',ucoa III Vieuus the powara Lave determined
20 AK 1nfkay "hather sho haa my guarantees
70 otter for tho 1uihll1usnt Of her often broken
ptoE1tBob Of rptorlu.
, 1875-11-09

CNTVI,
14aAaCIAL ExfEAJY NANTxU.

Hs4acfA1. ExfEArs wANTxn.
nN,.ts' Nov. a.--Ihs TINES this morning
n.Ts.s special from Alexandria whton rays
ia o'o sase haa applied officially 10 Euzland for
ppai.Issnz.a aiIsna!ets to undertake Egyptian fiuanoes.
trars sh$ fulle4t information 10 Tho great
, 1875-11-09

eitlef 10 support tho u oycrnm"nt with lesiro
10 sns'rsa1n ". En'"t hiring the eiertlrn':
Tho Lett Apprci,nbEir3 Of the defeat Of tho
psoEGae1 system ri Fcr,Iin tL 'isfr. are entlcav
nrlng to make arrangements With Tho 1eg'tlmist
ptttYs
, 1875-11-09


Tue Central Pacific I.ailroal 1as recorded tn
tha llccoraer'g olice ut san Eautiaco + land
trust mortgage for tho sum Of .Q01. Tho
tndnntura provides that xt thB land uiortgak cd
shall remain under tho sole nlaua:Usneut Of tin
railroad company, wi,lch hhal! tal:o such col.-
trActs for thoir sAle ~ shall DO a8rsed upon hy
tho two patties 10 tlla deeds but ut tito Bhall 10
given to the purena.s'r Of tlis lands until tue
whols Of thu pafcbase sponey or AL e4ual amount
OF bonds or oEordno cuupHuS sAnlI be paid 10
tho lru1,ses, they bei.ig declared receivable in
payment Tor !auIa Ine mar9in OF tLs doou,
lusnt Is adorned with stamps TO the &mouus OF
t1,74Q.
, 1875-11-09

*IA WV&HN RKH1VENLE III.
!'oHpohs Nov. 9~-6,59 4. MA apso!Al to tho
11.nss rspoEta Tho Queen OF Holland In preqA-
riot!R condition.
, 1875-11-09
CHINA,


PROVINCIAL. DISTURBANCES,
LONDON, Nov. B.-nisrAtchea from Bhsugbai
Tscelvsd to-day announce TINT disturbances s1e
reported IN the PToglncs Of hxalchaw.
, 1875-11-09

t.. THE ALEfA l. KNOXVILLE RAILROAD.
Tho lass rail ou k1ty nov Abba + Knoxville
ntauca Of tho CA.cago, Burlington / Quinc,
lailrona will oc laid today. and tho road U'll b.,
opened for BUSINESS IL. fox 4!syA. Tue ditssncs
ffotn AlblA 10 knoxville iH ~ {niles. Tho sta
tiousu tho lsnotrs Alba LovltA, I5liEse2 Ttac;,
Merri!I, aud Knoxville. Tia relG pasasa through,
- ilae au agricultural cuuut:y w can b' fo'"i
deposlts OF cual III tho Stats. Tho Tt5t,s ia the
'p1l!ts III this section aro 20 > tect rh!ck. a'il
tho quality IN considered excellent It " OF.
Itccttd that much Ut khis coal will Hereafter thd
its way to colcgHo,
, 1875-11-09

L.H.i,A LbFFssk Vl4Jtites tsho 1ufE t1Nf,
~ moment When q question IN IxEsed in 30
assioua : magazine ~ Fsustr, is Monarchy
An suaebtouisanl" 1t NAV b. u4sful 10 consult
eoktA1ns Aboak COX, ,oJ0 members, tsps%xeut-
, 1875-11-09

Spktldf UI.IH1.eh "a 1At [hIaoo Tribune,
DAVENPORT, H., Nov. ga. +. Dillon, Of this
city, has baen appointed Special Master in CAau-
Gerry to sell the Davenport j. st. Paul l.atoad
on behalf OF tho oEuers u $4,000. 600 Of ita
bonds, II. l.. Fisher. also OF this city. has been
eppoia.ed Special Master to sail the Iowa ceu-
trai, md y. II. Eaissr, OF Davenport. to sell ths
burlington, Cedar Rapids 4 Mlunosota Road on
hs!salf Of 55,NJ0,GJ1 OF tueir bands. ". II.
6rant. Of th.I c,tv. waa Special Master for tho
sale of ths II. Joseph i Dsnssr LOAD. waicu
WaA Bod last week..
Air. IL. OsIosbe.Y. Georgo Skinner, and Waiter
TrumbulI. arrived IN tltn city t!s noon. and will
tsko poasossl IN of tt.s Rockford, Rock Sfs1asd q
1T. Louis Aa1lr:ea tomorrow. FaH changes
Mll bo ula1e IL the general policy OF ths roat
or III the pttcbs
, 1875-11-09
RAILROAD NEWS.

MICHIGAN RAILROADS,
Tho thiFd snnasl report OF Stephen 8. Cobb,
commissioner Of Railroads. for Michigan, has
tss boon Issued. Tho following ssat.atics are
ken froul it,;
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WALLER DIsrrIcr, Aug. %, 1915.


Pursuant to the above call, the meet
Winters WIS duly elected Chairman and
j. VI. Timmins Secretary.
On motion, il WIS resolved that the
district be md is hereby called Walker
Mining District, und shall be bound
ed as follows, viz: On the north
by the Oregon line, on the east by the
South Fork of the Owyhee river, ON the
south by Rock creek Valley and on the
west by Dry creek. On motion it WIS
RESOLVED, That all claims, both
quartz aud placer, shall be located i'll
accordance with the United States law
Of May 10Th, 1872, and shall be held
for period Of twenty (2U) days by
posting i notice with the uuIue or nunrs
uf claimants, number Of feet claimed by
each person, conspicuously on such
claim and the erection Of u good sui
stantial post or monument OH euch cor
ner Of said claim, and 10y recording the
sane with the District Recorder.
RESOLVED, Tint after the expiration
OF sixty days there shall be work done
or improvements made to the extent OF
fifteen dollars for each five hundred
feet, within Il period of four weeks, and
the further sum Of fifty dollars, within
one year from the date Of location.
RESOLVED, That Recorder shall be
chosen, whose duty it shall be To keep,
in a suitable book and open to inspcc-
ton ut all reasonable time, the entry OF
all claims brought for insertion. in the
order received; and nlso entries Of the
amount OF labor performed or improve.
| ments made on such claims, and Ia
give each applicant, at his request, q
duly certified copy thereof, and who
shall receive for the same the following
rates, viz: For each mime on notice,
| 81 w; and for each certificate So cents
RESOLVED, That il shall be the duty
of the Recorder or his deputy to &c
upon the ground and verify each und
| every location made. and when the dis,
tance exceeds two miles from his resi-
| dence he shall receive Us mileage fit,
cents per mile one way, which shall b,
deemed IL sufficient compensation fol-
all services rendered. In the nbscnc,
Of the Recorder, he shall appoint q
Deputy, who shnll be resident Of the
district.
RESOLVED, Tint d. d. Welsh bt
elected Recorder Of the district for one
year from date.
RESOLVED, That upon the call OF te,
miners, residents, and upon posting
three written notices in cUnspicuou.
places for ten days, the Recorder sllul
call n meeting Of miners to transact I'M,
business TINT mny be brought before it
RESOLVED, Tint II copy Of the nbov,
resolutions he forwarded to the ELKt
INDEPENDENT for publication.
On motion il was resolved that THU
meeting now adjourn sine die.
W. ii. WINTERS, Chairman.
J. NJ. TIMMISs, Secretary.
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The stage from Cherry Creek, which
arrived ut Wells Saturday night, brought
the startling intelligence that large
body OF hostile Indians, composed Of
Gosh-Ctes, Snakes, Parovans and
few ShoshoneSs, had made at attack
upon the settlers in Spring Valley
about rs miles east OF Cherry Creek in
White Pine county, and that the ranch
I'll OF A. c. Cleveland and Dan Murphy
were hemmed in by the savageS, aud
TINT, OF q party consisting Of two men
and boy, who attempted to get through
their lines for the purpose of procuring
assistance from abroad, only the boy es-
capped. Through the fectnsss Of his
horse he cluded his pursuers and on
reaching Cherry Greek, gave tie above
particulars. He reports that the two
herders who accompanied him as an es-
coH through the enemies lines, were
shot by the Indians and fell from their
horses, his own escape being almost mi
raculous. In consequence Of the above
information the town vas thrown into a
blaze Of excitement aud the situation
was teleSraphedt to Hamilton and Phoebe
Immediately. The beseiged numb
some sixteen men aud it is thought
they will be able to hold out against
the Indians untilrelief cen be forxard-
I'll.
The following kilograms bearing on
the situation have been received at this
place and answers returned:
Captain Hubbard TO Gov. Bradley.
ErRESA, Sept. ).
kilograms from Hamilton ask for
help against Indians. Company ready.
c. q. HrBrAnD, Captain.
The Governor ordered Captain Hub
bard TO proceed TO the scene Of action.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

To he 9woiifcd Electors NJ Cwnv.
copid School District, No. 10, E1Go
County
THE QUESTION Or RAISING THE SIM
81 I've hundred I50Gl drIIuIs fnr nnIaI,Iua
end furI ishinG a sch"0l house fnF this district
hN ic'ylng ErcClal tax for N Il purposes, Will bc
submitted iu tho electors At Az rIcrtInn To- bn
held al the saloon Of McASln & itnRcra. ~ tho
town NJ Cornucopla. on STURDY, tho 2iIh
day Uf Irpt inhcr, 4 u. 1875. between tho bnurs
81 Ono hnd SIX O'clnck r. IN. Tho.n ~ favor Of
the proposition will vote, "TAX--Y Es;" thp,o
opposed, ''TAX-SO."
.TlInN AZ McAvIS,
r.. II. SMirII sci,poi Trust,e,
4. l.. MEACBtN s7Li
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"RUTHERFoID" and "SpringLrook,"
two celebrated Eastern flyers, IRE to he
brought to this coast to compete for the
$50, 900 purse i'll the great four-mile
race in San Francisco in November.
Lucky. baldwin who IL now in the
ERst, has just bought "llulherford"
buying him for $4,000. "Spring-
brook" formerly belonged to Col. Nc
Daniel. who recently sold him to Mr..
BERNARD, Of New York City. At the
late Saratoga meeting "Ruthcriord"
was beaten in two mile and n quarter
race by "AcrObnt." In tho hands OF
Lucky" baldwin, however, ho mny
be able to give II better account Of him.
self.
THE Maine Standard Tins pithly
sums UP the war record Of 5. q. Blniuc;
"Ablc-bodicd but did not volunteer,
Was drafted bu, did not go: Put in n
substitute for which the tux-pnyers Of
Augusta pnid him $500. Substitute did
not 90 to the front but remained in
Augusta and went into the business OF
pCddling forged draft exemptions ut
$50 piece WINS detected nnd impris.
oncd. Principal was poor when the
war opened; rich when il closed.
THE following item appears MS tclc.
gram in the Carson Appeal:
"I'he Superintendent OF the Mint
corrccts the statement that Bank Of Chi.
ifornia IN indebted to the Mint; on tho
contrary, the Mint owes the Bunk about
Sl26,OW. The Mint has been doing
some refining fm the lInnk, md IN that
way the indebtedness arose"
From Wilkes Spirit of the Times wc
learn that the following horses from the
East hrc announced M certain 10 run in
the great $50, 300 four.inile and rercat
raco Mt San Francisco next November:
Springbok, Wild Idle, Rutherford,
Grinstcad, Bollankccl aud Kato Penso.
MAN for breakfast in Jefferson this
(Friday) morning. Owen Shchan a
respectable young mnn, a miner, aged
about 30 years, WAS shot by m old
gambler named "IIunalo jack" who
II In custody but tried TO escape
Reveillc.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

I)hNTIfER MlSiSH CONGRATULATIONS
of principal place Of business. -an Fran.
cisco. aliEUrniI; lnCsiinn of works fOrnIIr"pIa
Mining I'is'rirt. ElbO county. nevada. - SuilCU
In hrfeby given that al 4 meeting nf tIIc board
Of Directors. held on the 3lst day of August,
iSIj. al assessment $50 ~ al Twenty IgI)
Cents per share ~A' le'rd upon the capital stock
81 the corporation, paSHhI" immrd atrly. IN
United States gold coin. Ia the See rIAry. Al
the office Of iIG company. Hn"m M. Hay.
wards hmii'liER. No. Ii9 California Street. san
Franc ECO California.
Any stock upon whirh this assrRsFnrnt shall
rrfnHin unIali un a." iSt dnv OF htulJ"r 1875
Will H. delinquent. and will b. advertised kr sale
~ pnhlir suction. AIil nueSa payment g. IrH,Ir
before will b. sUld m TUESDAY. tho iPIh diy
ri uci'tSr. 1878. 10 pay tn delinquent assrss.
mcnt trg"th"r with CustS Of advertising aud cH.
I"nseS Of sale. by order 81 the board Of DIrcc.
tors.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
orTtcL-Rnom M. I. fiaywird'E buII,iiny, No
uY California street, san francisco, California.
std
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CONSTITUTION MINING CoMrASY-IoCA.
" tim uf y inclI al IlScg "f business. Kan
FrsnCiEc'. California; location Of works, CUrun.
cnpIa MImImg u strict, tlku To-, Nevada. No.
to: is hereby 1 ivCu That at a meeting Of the
Board ui lnrcrtuT', held Oh the JIst dag OI
August, 1915. all AsSrEsm"hi lSO. of Fifteen
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
EtDck Of the corporation. payable immediately
In United States gold coin, tai the Secretary at
the Oflcc OF the Iump""J, room No. 4. Hay
wards building, 40. 40 California Street, Sin
francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
TcTnalu unpaid on the fourth day Of CtUbrr.
1875, will lie drlii gnrnt and advertised for sale
AZ public auction, aid, unless ia. inrnt IL male
before. will he guild on r. HAY. the twenty
SECOND day uf icIWbcr. 1875, Ia I,uy tho dt.
linquCDt assessment Together with costs 81 nd.
ycrtlsing and expenses of sale. Dy order Of tho
Directors.
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
UFTTcE-Hoom No. 4, Hay wards building.
80. 40 California street, San fTauCiEco. faii.
fuTnls Std
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TIGER missing COMPASY-IDCATIDSO OF
! principal place 81 business, San frLuci4co.
hrr-bj given. that at meeting az the DI.sr':UTs
held OH the 3lst day at August, 1875. all nSscSs-
nIenI iSO. ~ Of Fifteen Gents per sliare was
lCSiri nJpu the caI'Itil stHck 81 ihc rorpOfaiiuI
pa! able Immediately IL the sec rtEry. IN Quilted
states guid coin. Mt she Office nf the Company
H'SIn M. I, Hsyward's hui ding. No. az Cal.
ifUrniA Street, eau Francisco. California.
Any stock UPON which this assessment shall
remain unpIid on thr 2Td day OF Uciuh r,
1871, will lie delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public uuciiou. and unless payment l.
made before, Will be- sold oil WEDNESDAY.
the 2Oth day Of OttObcr, lb15, to pay the deiin.
quent assessment, together with casts of al.
v riIslnE and EXPENSES Uf sale. by order Of
the board Oi Directors.
FKASK SWIFT, Secretary.
oFFIcE-Hoom No. Z. Hay wards building 80.
40 California Street, SAT- Francisco. California.
std
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And In accordance with Law aud an order 81
the Board VI Trustees mi-du Oh the thirtIrth
day Of July, 4. ID. 1875. - naMy sLAr,E UI
each PANEL Uf .uch stock as may b. nrrr--Ary
will BE- so!d ~ pubic auction, ~ tile flee IL
the Company. Bank Of 81. 4. fTvrina * 20. +,
k-ko. NeyAda. Un ThtisSp ". the tnirIigih day
oi ), ptrTnOer. ISIS. ii the hour uf Uur o',IucS.
4. ". Of SaId day. - Jay saiu Delinquent assess
nI"nt thereon, tTrIhrr with costs OF adSrr-
tIsinE aud expenses VI Szie.
II. ". GRANT. Secretary.
oFTIcI-Dank OF u. +. Freeman L Co.. EIko.
SeJAda. AI-td
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WALKER DISTRICT.

NoTICE.-A miners meeting will be
held Oh the 18th instant, ut Winters
house, for the purpose Of organizing u
mining district, and transactiuy any
business that may be necessary. 4
Punctual attendance is requested.
MASY MISEEs
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OUR
Dg'gg Goods y!
DEPARTMENT

c0nsis, in part Of the following articles
Bonnc Silks, Satins, Poplins,
surgcs, Pongees, AIpacas, French
Cassimeres, Delaines, Linens, Be-
tist., Plaid Poplins, Grenadines,
Marseilles, Peques, French and
English calicos, Lawns, Hosiery,
Fancy Goods, Laces, Parasols,
Millinery and Straw Goods, Chill
dren's Wear, Ladies' Linen Suites,
Alexander and Jouvin's Kid
Gloves, Genuine JeweIry, Perfu-
merry and a full Assortment
Yankee Motions.
Paper EIanglngs, Window
Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Mating,
Trunks, Valises, Mattresses and
Blankets.
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Captain Kelly to Coz. Bradley.

ErEExA, Sept. ..
County Commissioners of White
Pine county have demanded assistance
of Commissioners OF Eureka county in
quellinS Indians at Spring Valley.
Shall l move With my company.
L. L. NELLY, Capt. Eureka Guard.
The Governor directed this company
to move at once.
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INDIAN OUTBREAK Is SPRING
VALLEY.

Two whites nnd ma Indian X HE'D
cherry Greek ThrrHtrnsL-Pio,h lac.
HAMILTON nd Eureka Appealed to
for Help. f-.. .. ...r.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

ISLAND MOUNTAIN TUNNEL. COMPANY
! LUEnilcn rt principal place CE business.
Ako. Nevada: loT.tioI 81 NVrkS. Island Noun
tain Mining Dts;rIct. Elo County. Nevada
SCuee-There Arr delinquent pTson the fol-
losing described StISk. Vn Acc,,uut II AsSrss-
neht mo. - irNiSd on the SzTh day OF July.
les. tie several amounts set oiiz-iie tue
nAtseS Gi the rrslS~;iNs tkArehoiders A. ;vl.vNs:
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NIsSsrs. Cole and Haum to Governor
bradley.

Mss'rs. Cole and Haum to Governor
bradley.
HAMILTON, Sept. G.
We have organized 100 men, ready,
but no arms; all available have gone;
settlers lat Patterson, Cave Valley and
other points menaced; reported to lie
Suvajoes from Arizona. II in your
power send Us 100 guns.
+. W. CoLE, Dist. Judge.
Ed. RArN, Sheriff.
A copy Of the above message was for
warded to Gen. Schoield, and Judge
Cole was informed that q detachment
OF cavalry would arrive from San Fran
cisco on "Wednesday for their relief.
Lieut. DlenIoUL 10 Gov Bradley.
PHOEBE, NV, Sept
The Sheriff has ordered the LeAinc-
ton Guard out for duty. Til. company
are all ready. We collected few arms.
Sent some men last night and cannot
get transportation unless you authorize
us to take it. Answer immediately.
JOIN DIEMoSD.
First Lieutenant Lexington Guards.
Answer.
ELko, SEv., Sept. z.
Are in doubt Of necessity. Await
further orders. l.. Il. BRADLEY, Gov.
Jas f. Rocker to Governor Bradley.
ACsTIN, NV, Sept. Z.
Have eighty guns. Nc ammunition.
Will send 10y Eureka stage. Do you
want ME? JAS. Z. BooKEH.
AnsNer.
ELko, New, Sept.
Proceed at once to seat of action.
luke charge Of the guns With full power
and authority to act and command ms
you may think to best interests of the
State. l.. II. BRADLEY. Governor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11

We wouid respectfully call the Mt
tentiOn of the public to orr new stock
of goods Just opened, direct from New
York and San Francisco. bought from
foreign importers anI manufacturers
anil specially selected for the wants of
this market. Our sta elk is the largest
and most complete assortment ever
brought to this State. and bought ut
such prices that we ran sell lower than
any house ever sold before, and we
guarantee goods to be just what we
represent them, both at wholesale and
retail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-11
Gen. sehoh-Id to Gov. Bradley.

SAN FEASCIsco, Sept. 6.
will send some cavalry to look after
the Indians, but they can not reach
Elko before Wednesday. Ny dispatch
cs Of yesterday from Cherry Creek say
nothing Of the Indians i'll that vicinity.
Are you not misinformed about Cherry
Greek being surrounded? 1t is impor-
tant for Ine to know the fncts rs nearly
As possible. Thus far learn only of a
difficulty between one or two Indiuns
and some white men.
]. VI. ScHoFIELp, Major G. enernl.