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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

Vice President Wilson has been making
speech at Philadelphia, in which he ex-
pressed his fears that 'there is in the coun-
try to-day counter-reyolution against the
rolored man. We can only assure the
Vice President that it must be very quiet
revolution, for we have heard nothing OF it,.
lie also laid it down as principle for ac-
lion that "the condition Of the colored man
llnst be improved" What! improved
againg A great deal of money and some
blood have been already expended on
these Improvements )" and, as in the case
-of " man who is altering his house, we
should be glad TO know when the job is
likely TO be finished. Is il not almost time
10 think about the desirabllity of improv-
ing the condition OF the white mani He
may be inferior to the black, but still he il
y human being.-N Y. Times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
Jamaica,

The public examination of teachers for
the town of Jamaica will be held in the
school house in the village, on Saturday,
May |, at o'clock a. m.
= The yield of sugar does not promise to
be so large as last year, though few good
days last week furnished considerable sap.
Maj. w. II. II. Holton announces that
in addition to the stock formerly kept in
the boot mauuiac;ory, customers may find
"ladles', misses and children's shoes, of
every variety"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

POSTAL GUIDE. April number Of
the United States Postal Guide contains,
among other important additions, a valua-
BILE table of the arrival and closing OF the
mails at all the principal cities of the United
States, besides a table of distances by the
shortest post routes between the larger
cities of The United States. The number
also contains the Official circular Of the
postmaster-seneral respecting the postage
on third-clasS matter in accordance with
the recent bill. As an authentic medium
of communication between the post Office
authorities and the public, the Guide is in
valuable for all business firms and private
individuals. Published by II. q. Houghton
x Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
ReVte70 Of the Markets.

NEW YORK. April 20. Flour Arm; St. Louis eI.
trss IS SOC as Minnesota extras IS 1895 5O choice
white wheat extras SIS 904e so. wheat, red western
q - amber do. q 81 white Michigan 81 IS. Oats,
western mixed, Ite1se white 66s6Te. Corn, west
S22 as. Beef, plain mess, S. 000iO o.
CHICAGO, April 20. Flour nrm; superhne extras
AZ u I5s 30 family brands 81 60aa So Wheat high
No spring 81 OF cash. Corn Arm; No mixed Tce
cash Oats steady; No , s9r. Meas Pork s2I 10 cash
Lard SIS IS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET.


WATERIowS, April 30, 1873.
Prices Market Beef few ehoiee-$lI O0i w 90
Extra $40 W al0 20 nrst quality So SOC SO Seco nd
quality, &c 500 90; third quality, IS soc Q co.
lN.B-Choice grade includes nothing but stall led
ls0 70 i4OO 10 bullocks; extra and FIRST quality in
ouaeA tue best large fat oxen second and third quail
NY heludes oxen aud two aud three year old seers)
st0res-Working Oxen slOo, 2OOta $40 Ppair
Mich CowsAn1 Calves-SS5 to 63 extra, G5to s5.
Yearlings-slOtols. Two years old! to u.s.
Three years old-s30 to As.
Prices OF Sheep Lambs.-In lots, So 60, T6 90
g 25 each; EItra, a sOs7 10 per head, OF from
6aTc . u.
Hides-5righton, lac y 10 Country l-2e.
Tallow-Brighton, &c IN. Country s lac per n
Pelts 81 T5a2 as each. Calf skins lsc q n
Poultry l5G Ice y h.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
Important 20 Traveller.

When you visit or leave the city OF NEW YORK save
annoyance and expense Of carriage hire and stop at
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has over $50 elegant.
tnrnshed rooms, and is fitted up at an expense Of
over s9OOOOO. Elevator, steam, aud all modern i'm .
proyemens. European plan. The RERTAU.
RANTS, Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
Piled with the best the markets furnish The eui-
sine is unsurpassed Rooms for single person Al so
and 50 per day rich suites for families proportonate
low, SO that visitors to the city aud travellers can
i've more iuxuTiously, for less money, At the GRAND
Union, imam ~ any other hTstelAss hotel in the city
Stages and ears pass the hotel every minute for All
patta Of the city. G.f.hW DaARRISON MauaReTf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

The public examination of teachers
Will be held at the school house In District
No Is, West Marlboro, on Saturday, Nav
lsI' at o'clock, a. m. All persons intend
Ing to teach in town during the summer
are requested to be present. The citizens
Of the town are invited to attend during
the oral examination.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
Approved, November u, 1874.
No. l6-An Act tor tie protection OF game
birds in the state OF Vermont.

birds in the state OF Vermont.
II is hereby enacted. etc:
See, |. No person shall lake, Kill. or
have in his possession within this State,
any woodcock between the first day of
March and the first day of August in any
year, nor any ruflied grouse, commonly
called partridge, between the first day Of
March and the first day of September in
any year, nor any Wild goose or wild ducis
between the first day of May and the first
day of September IN any year, nor shall
any person at any time within this state
take, or destroy OF have In his possession
any eggs of either of the birds in this sec
ton mentioned, or take or Kill any such
bird by means Of any snare, net or trap I;
provided, that nothing in this act shall he
construed to prevent any person from
bunting upon his own lands except during
the times hcreiubcfOre named.
Sec. >. No person within this State shall
engage in hunting. shooting, or the pursuit.
taking, or killing in AIRY way Of any wild
game, or other birds or animals, nor dis
charge any firearms for such purpose, nor
for any purpose except the just defense OF
person.Ur property, or in the cause of prop
er military or police duty, on the first daV
of the week commonly called Sunday.
Sec. .. Any person who shall violate eli
Their ut the provisions of the furegoiug~Sec-
tions of this act shall. an conviction thereof,
forfeit and pay Tor each aud every such Of
Tense the sum at Ton dollars t. tae use of
the Stale; and such person may be prose
cuted for such oticnsc bv any states attor-
ney or town grand juror. by complaint in
common and simple form, before any JUS
tice of the peace, IN the manner aud subject
to the regulations prov idtd hy the general
laws of the State for the prosecution of
offensCs punishable 10y line and rugnizabe
by justices Of the peace.
Sec. /. Whenever any penalty shall be
collected and paid into The treasury Of this
State. Ivy any prosecution for violations OF
the provisions Of sections Que and two of
this act, ii shall be the duty q. the State
Treasurer, upon the cert hcatc of The officer
who prosecuted such ease. that ihc cOnvic-
ton therein was obtained upon the infor-
nation of any person voluntarily furnish
ed, TO pay to such person onc-ha'f of such
penalty.
ApprOved. NoV. l.. I>7l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

N. G. Marsh has bought tue Landfear
place. Price $500.
&C. w. Stebbins has bought the samuel
Stebbins home farm for $500, and sold his
place Ia j. Donovan for $500.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
TO ADVERTISERS,
the VERMONT PHOENIX has a larger circulation than
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont.

An Akron, Ohio, newspaper dominates
for 1876 as follows: For President, Benia-
min II. Bristow of Kentucky; for vice
president Marshall Jewell Of Connecticut.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

AT O'Clock the historic old town was
awake, and the ringing Of bells and boom
ing of cannon readily carried ones imag-
nation back to the distant past, when the
farmer soldiers stood upon the green, re-
solved "if there must he war, il shall be-
gin here" Long before daylight carriages,
wagons and pedestrians began pouring in
to town. At . a. m. the whole town was
alive with moving, busting humanity, and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

On. S. d. HowE's ARABIAN MILK CuRE, II used in
connection with the Arabian Tonic, goes farther to-
ward curing Consumption than any other preparations
the world ever saw. See advertisement. iTIs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

THE "eold snap" has prevailed here for
some forty hours, the mercury ranging
nom 10 to 20 above zero, accompanied by.a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

Approved, Noy, l., l>74.

No. l7-Au Act defining public waters in
this state.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
See. !. All natural ponds of water in this
STATE covering superficial area of seventy
five acres or more, not private property,
shall be considered public waters, into
which tue Commissioners of Fisheries may
introduce choice varieties of fish.
Sec. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1874.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

The public examinations Of teachers
will lie held at the school house on Sstur-
day May !. at o o'clock a. m.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

y. b. Samson has been appointed post
master in the place of the late J. X. Leon
ard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23

Roy. J. l.. Smith will rreach In the
Union ch.rch next Sunday. ut The usual
hours.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
New YorL STOCK and Mon.y M.r..,
selosing quotations.:

New York, April 10. Money easy at ss5 per ct.
Gold steady, closing at IFS Is.
Government bonds nrm.
The following are the closing quotations:
United States IS, 1881 Common 100 =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-04-23
q Prevalent Disease.

There is disease prevalent in America as dys-
peps.a and certainly none which hiss seneray bAf
fed and defeated the skill Of the medical profession
The only remedy for this distressing complaint IL
pure msd:eAted stimulant nostetter's Stomach Bit
tsrs whose essential principle sound rysis AaIp
ted by medical practitioners to be the only alternative
corrective and restorative on which they can rely
The Btsrs the best possible specific for nAtulen
cy dizziness waterbrash irregulsTity Of the bowels
aud oil indications Of confirmed dyspepsia. They do
net excite but sooth the irritated stomach and bow
els and may be taken by persons OF the most decste
organization, who are unpleAsAntly affected by the
use OF the ordinary stmulants Of commerce. Though
their effect is most decisive yet they mild
benencent in operation Gs to be tsble 10 children
we'll As to adults.
EcosoAicAt. Skv EooD.-25 cents will buy pack.
age Of Sea aoss FArine made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make so kinds OF dishes, such a. cales
pies puddings, etc, 10 quarts OF eusta rds jees
creams, Charlotte Russe, blanc mango, etc. Sold by
all Druggists and Groeers. 1915
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
tFroin Thursdays Daily.

DEATH.--Dcath ngnin dcccndcd in
our midst Mt 10 o'clock this morning,
ma made dcsOlate another home. Mary
f., tho only child Of a. W. nnd l;loiso
Fisk expired at that timc from tho ef.
feCts Of that terrible scourHc, scarlet
fever. Sho was only taken sick on
Saturday Inst, and for five days cndur-
ell great suffering, but IL Ia NIL oyor now,
and hcr little spirit is at rest. MI. Fisk
is n member Of tho Inv firm of Street
& Fisk, and has only resided In I;llto
n few months. Tho funeral will take
place from his residence tomorrow
Mt II o'clock,
Mr.. Catlin, tho gentleman who has
charge Of tho MNrdis Mining Company
property nj Bruno, IL stopping in town
for n fow dnys. lilo informs us thut the
mill will shortly be put In motion, and
n thorough tcst made IN To whether
their ores can 10 rrofltably worked
without roasting.
PERsnSAL.--Liout Governor Adams
passed through by tho train last oven,
ing. Busipcss matters ut his old home
In Texas claim his attention. lilo will
DO abnent several wopkB.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20

If you want n nice suit or oyercoat.
don't foil to call at Engler's, and you
will surely be suited.
A large stock of Boys Clothing at
Engler's, which he will sell cheap.
A nice assortment of Ladies' aud
Gents Hats at Engler's; very low
prices.
ATTESTIoS.-Persons Wishing Shirts
made, Clothes Cleaned and Repaired or
ChIldrens Suits made, will please call
on Mrs. Barnard, just buck OF this
Office.
The Missionaries are making the
hearts OF the heather glad by instruct
ing them in the way Of eternal life, and
the why to gladden. the hearts Of your
children Is 10 drop into ABE MoosEn's
TOYS.
The celebrated saffcl Whisky at tho
Gem Saloon. -.
Ten barrels fresh Eastern Cider just
received ut the Gem Saloon.
FRESH OYSTERS received dnily from
baltimore and Snn Francisco at the
Gem Saloon.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-A DWELLING
house with four rooms, on tho south
side Of the railroad track, al tho upper
end of town will be sold cheap for cash.
The property ia well fenced and yas
formerly owned and occupied by W. D.,
Taylor. -
For particulars apply at tho Gem
Saloon.
L am IN dRily receipt by exprcss OF
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, direct from
Booth & Co., and also tho Luscious
TrnnSplanted article in the shell, fresh
from Sun Francisco, which will be
served up in any desired style, at short
notice. Every variety Of Fish, FIesh
and Fowl obtHinablo IN their respective
season, will always DO found upon nv
table, and the public may rely upon re-
cciving every possible attention that can
enhance their comfort and satisfy their
nPpetitos. GEORGE PyErrrEE.
GRooEnIEs.-Tnlk about your select
n choice GROCERIES. There IL 10
place III Elko where you cnn find such
q large and superb assortment, Mt as
tonishing low rates, rs at
ABE MoosER's.
The very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry md Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, mt tho Gem Saloon.
The BoNASzA. Tho Bonanza Iniues
will continue to produce precious
metals, which will DO used for ~various
purposes, and ABE MoosER will con.
Time to keep the bcst stock OF JEwELRr,
WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES SETS and
DIAMONDS over opened III Elku.
STONE Ale always OH draught at tho
Gem saloon.
FIRE ESuISE, Erc.-Ellto Ia in need
OF n fire engine and other apparatus 10
protect us from disastrous conflapra.
tions, and ABE MoosEE IL largely mug
menting his stock Of FANCY GOODS. Gail
and examine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
1FrOm Mondays Daily

SnErIIERDs.-A jolly old timo was
had at George Shepherds Inst Friday
night George did his best, had oycry-
'h'hg comfortable and In fno shape,
M" tho mnny couples present whilcd
way tho happy hourS In regal style.
ueofBo always feeds his friends we'll,
una This limo Ito fairly sntiatcd them
With all manner OF luxurics. a number
.eh' out from Elko, mud had lots of
nD' but when thoy got homo, through
"''nS" and wind, they looked consid-
"o"'S SorGo for tho woar.
'"~SI''S'-Somo Indiana brought n
n'Snl'lccpt door in town to-day which
lucy had captured, and wo observed
Jun pendant IN front Of George Pfof.
viz restaurant. Georges customers
y" 'oB"lo themselves this ~oyoninp on
'cniSon stonk.
"SoruEU pnEcrScr iIrArp Froy.-
Republican roto IN LitlIc0clIs
'S'ood has hgain Increased. geo
'"' appropriate notice elsewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
[From Fridays Daily.l

REroET OF THE Kelley COMMITTEE
The following report is from the Secre-
'nry Of tho Relief Committee. organized
about two weeks ngo by benevolent Ia
dies OF this place for the purpose Of
contributing to the necessities Of the
sufferers by the Virginia fire: Tho So
ciety was organized by e~lecting Mrs.
C~rnighcad President, Miss Il. G. Good
ing, Secretary, and Miss Lizzie Hough,
Treasurer. Miss Maggie Ycates and
Miss Hough wero appointed ms the
Committee on Collections, and faith
fully performed their duty MS such, but
meeting with rebuifs from sources total
~ unexpected. The Committee being
composed exclusively of Indies they nat
ur"lly felt unwilling 10 visit the saloons.
and their receipts were, i'll consequence,
doubtless much less than thcy would
otherwise have boon. Tho Committees
efforts would have boon further nd
vnnccd,. but for tho information that
gentlemen were also about to collect
money for the sumo benevolent purpose,
md they accordingly withdrew from tic
field, not wishing to oYer-tax citizens
generosity. Tho nlnount collected was
Sl25, which was invested III nannels and
wnrm clothing for women and children.
Tho garments were cut out and distri-
butod among the ladies, WHO made them
up, Of which there were 1877 md the bal
nncc Of the 236 sent, was purchased
rcndy nude. Tho work was completed
md forwarded lust Monday. Although
Tho amount of money collected was
small, when coupled with the labor OF
tho society, produced nm excellent lot of
warm garments which will. doubtless be
received by those for whom il Is intend
cd, in the samo spirit with which IL IL
given. KoxtE G. GooprSu,
Secretary.
a You're fellow who manipulntcs tho
brakes OF tho express train, who Is we'll
known In thcHo parts, has mndo mn inn
portant discovery. : IIo pays his dis
tresses =" to n young lady west Of here.
and the other boys say that no wcnrs
tho "brass collnr," while he Bays hc
can "lteed'er title clear 10 mansions In
Winnotnucca." Wo know him we'll
md nro inclined 10 tho opinion that no
Is muchly determined 10 increase the
number Of his Bo(o)dy guard,
Bullion REcEtvED.-Wolls, Fargo &
Co. received this morning from tho Leo.
pnrd mill ut Cornucopia throo bars oil
bullion ynlucd nj $500 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
From Tuesdays Daily.l
THE TRIAL OF Sic CLEAR

The trial Of William AIcClear, ind:ct.
ed for rape, committed upon the person
OF q married woman in Pine Valley, in
October Inst, was commenced III the
District Court yesterday morning and
continued during tho day and evening.
II WAS resumed ngnin to-day, and ut
2:30 p. III. the jury retired for dulibcra-
ton. After an absence Of fifteen
minutes tho jury returned to the Court
with II verdict Of guilty III charged in
Tho Indictment" The evidence nd
duccd i'll this case showed clearly that
The Outrage pcrpctrnted by Nc
Clear was, even III this especially
Cumming category Of crime, peculiarly
aggravated, and We have every rcnson
to believe that tho verdict Of the Jury in
This instance, is all eminently just and
proper one. a man who could descend
so low rs to commit the act of which
This man has been proven guilty, justly
forlcits all claims upon humanity, and
sinks even below the level OF the brute.
The law, in order to protect society
from tho ravngcs Of such monsters, has
wisely provided fortheir perpetual incar
ccrHtion,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20

THAT DIcrIoSARr.-A couple OF col
ored gents got into a dispute the other
night regarding the definition Of the
word jurisprudence" ono claiming
that it was the name OF o monster car
niverous bird which inhabits the interior
of Africa, while the other stontly per-
sisted that he had eaten u delicious fish
near Callao. and that the fish and moth
ing else bore tho coguomcn Of "juris-
prudence" They became clamorous,
and ono bantcred tho other to bet $40
that the speaker wns right, which
nmount was promptly covered by his
opponent. 1t was finally agreed to
leave it to the dictionary, and one Of the
pair repaired to the iPost-oaice for the
purpose of procuring the loan Of that
great book. It was secured without
much delay, and the sable maEnntes
were soon bordering over its numerous
pnSes, vainly endeavoring to cast their
longing eyes upon the word under con-
siderntion. Half an hour passed away,
Il tho two were to all appearances as
ignorant as ever. All at once one OF
them become excited, and broke for the
Post-ofice, dictionary in hand. He
rushed frantically into the store, en-
claiming, "Golly, massa; dat I'm q
French Junetionary; it's all full u de
frees" He was q ." little off, again; it
was only n Spanish work.
WILL PAY UP.-All persons holding
county script o. other audited claims
against tho county. can procure war
rants for the same on Monday next by
applying to the Auditor, F. A. Rogers,
and the warrants will be redeemed i'm
mediately in coin upon presentation to
Treasurer N. p. Freeman. Jurymcn
Will now, for the first time in the his.
tory of the county, we believe, receive
their compensation in coin. These
facts speak we'll for the financial man.
agelnent OF u county %affairs, and If
the Same judicious course is pursued
during the next two years, the interest
upon our public debt mny be so far re-
duced, by the reduction Of the debt it.
self, rs to admit of q material reduction
in he rate Of taxation.
PERsoSAL.-John Cassell, Charles
BRrrows, and f. L. Tannehill arrived by
stage from Cornucopin this morning,
IL Messrs. Cassell and Burrows, to-
gether with Senator G. Cohn, took the
train for California. E. S. Davis, tho
Republican (~sorrel) warehouse, passed
through, and was warmly greeted by
numerous friends upon the platform.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
Axx1vEnsAnr.-Tho fourth Of Decem.

ASSIVEEsARr.-Tho fourth OF Decem-
Der being the anniversary Of the institu-
ton Of tho Order Of Patrons Of Hus-
bandry, Elko Grange No. 8 has
concluded to celebrate that day with n
social reunion and ball, and as it falls
on Saturday. the dance will be given ON
Friday evening the Ord. The plnce of
having it has not yet been agreed upon,
but Will DO in a few days, when we will
announce 1t. The best OF music will be
had and everything will be conducted
in tho most satisfactory manner, butthe
feature OF the festivities will be the sup
per- which will be gotten up in superb
style by the sisters Of the Lodge-a real
old-fashioned meal-a decided treat to
oil who attend-and We know that no.
body will miss this most convenient CD.
p~ortunity to spend an enjoyable evon-
ing.
BALL.-The citizens of Humboldt
Wells will give q Thanksgiving ball in
tho hotel i'll TINT place on Thursday
evening the 25th instant, to which all
are cordially invited. Grand prepare.
tions nre being made to insure its sue.
cess, md undoubtedly It will be IN en-.
joyablc affair.
A SUMDER Of our citizens kept them
selves shady this morning while the
Sheriff wns engaged in. hunting up u
special venire of jurymen to serve Oh
The McClear rnpe case, the former panel
having been exhausted before 'twelve
true and tried" were found 10 try that
cause.
BuLtIoS.-wells, Fargo & Co. today
received from the Leopard mill, Cornu-
copia, six bars of bullion, valued at
Sl2,4 Al.
During the first months run OF the
new mill, on Leopard ore, it has turned
ont S99,0l3 90 in bullion.
FoRwARDED.-The clothing made by
the ladies Of this place for the Yirriniu
sufferers has been forwarded TO its des-
tination. WI have not learned the exnct
amount, but hive been informed tlat il
required a good-sized box TO hold il all.
New ADs.-Elsewhcre will be found
an notice OF assessment No. 2 on the
capital stock Of tho Webfoot Mining
Company in Railroad District. and also
a caution notice regarding curtain
mining property in Tuscarora District.
SPENCE AND ANDERSON will not be sem
fenced until next Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, counsel for defence having
asked until that time to prepare. state
mcnts, etc., for n new trial.
L.TE.-Nenrly all the trains passing
Elko to-dHy, including the express train
from tho East, have been late, owing TO
the storm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20
COUNTY

Tho following exhibit OF tho county
finances for the fiscal year, has been
furnished us by Treasurer NJ. =.
Freeman and Auditor Frank Rogers.