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New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

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New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

agreeable feature of the report is its estimate
that already there is half enough gold coin In
the country to meet the need when specie pay
ments shall be resumed.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Speaker Randall seems to think the new Re-
publican leader is good man to keep at a
safe distance. He has scarcely started back
from Louisiana before the Speaker proposes
to send him to Florida. Gen. Garfield can be
trusted to see the point.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

None but criminals will complain that an
Anglo American extradition treaty is in fair
way to be reestablished. 1t may be that the
Turkish complications have melted the British
Government to remove hastily all differences
with this country.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

We shall know to-day who it is that can be
called hereafter the President elect. Under
ordinary circumstances this would settle things;
even now it will seem like one step toward 1T.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

One of the two theaters in Brooklyn that
deserve the name was destroyed by fire last
night, and number of the audience were in
jured in the panic that followed the alarm
The catastrophe will not have happened in
vain if 1T directs public attention to the inse-
curity of many places of amusement, and of
some prominent ones that might be named in
our own city.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
Nerut2lork Daily gribnr1s,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

In the Report of the Director of the Mint
the silver question is very freely discussed
The course recommended is practically inter-
mediate between the extreme theories OF those
who would have silver the sole currency, and
of those who insist that it should only be legal
tender for fractions Of Q dollar. The most
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Double-headed electoral colleges are the latest
political novelty. There is to be one in Ala
bama, where, it is said, the candidates on the
Hayes electoral ticket will meet and vote, and
there is to be another IN Louisiana, where the
Tilden electors will vote, and forward their
ballot, under the certificate of John McEnery
as Governor. Considering that Mr.. McEnery
has not for long time made any pretense to
the place, this will be ghostly performance
indeed.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Gov. Chamberlain has been declared elected
by the Legislature, the Supreme Court to the
contrary Notwithstanding. The canvass of the
votes by the Legislature threw out the votes
of Edgeield and Laurens counties, and gave
Gov. Chamberlain majority of 3,O44. There
are still two Houses, and there are likely soon
to be two Governors. Wade Hampton must
thank the Supreme Court again for being too
slow. That august body is always just too late.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

MoYISu.-J. NJ. Bell, the agent Of
the e. p. Il. Il. Co. at this place, IS
shortly going to cmigrale, his des,ina-
ton being I1allcck Station. He will
again be the Co.'S agent ut this point,
aud will also run n hotel aud store.
Yesterday Johnny loaded the lumber
TO build his new house, which will be
25xlO feet, two stories high. and will
contain ON ii rooms. lie will have
it finished and fixed up i'll good shape,
und will have a choice assortment of
eatables aud turntables, and being u
'.iolly cuss," will mako his house u
popular resort. He has been endeayor-
ing to employ his present "xid" as
landlord, but ''kid" has been over the
world too much to be caught out that
way, as upon further investigations he
discovered that johnny proposed to
make him head Chinamuu in the
kitchen.
SEoEM.-For the past day or two the
general appearance Of the atmosphere
has betokenrd II storm, and Yesterday
about u it caInc down in good earn-
est-a genuine snow storm. The flakes
We're quite small, but they fell very inst,
ami continued TO So up to the hour Of
our going TO press. The chances IRE
very favorable. for u continuation CT
this kind Of weather for several days ut
the least.
PER5oSAL.-A. j. Pullman, OF Eureka,
Is again i'll town. Mr. Z. has been out
on the South Fork looking up his cattle.
....Frank Dell, Superintendent OF tile
Western Union Telegraph Company,
Was is town yesterday, fixing up all uf-
fairs connected with the disappearance
Of johnny Oldham.
DEATu.-Post-master T. y. Stone
yesterday recci :cl the sad news of the
death Of his father, SLmncl Some, who
departed thiS life at his Residence hear
Rochester, New York, on the 18Th inst,
at the venerable age Of ~ yeas.
ApPLIcArtoS.-In another column
will be found q notice Of the Young
American Mining Company. in relation
to its application for II patent to its
mine and mill site in Tuscarora Dis
trict in this county.
BvLLIoS Wells. Fargo & Co. re.
ce.'ei : esterlay morning Two more bars
OF bullion from the leopard mill, val
ucd ii $I,i96 %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

OrESED.-icsterday morning G.. & NJ.
Cohn opened their store to the public,
and did n lively business during the
day. 1t looks natural to see Senator
COIN around the old premises.
NoTwITnsrASDlNo the severity of the
present storm. two teams started for
Cornucopia yesterday. both heavily
loaded, and anticipate 10 trouble in
getting through.
A DOZEN or SO of the boys got Oh a
tare Wednesday night, and made things
lively, with their whoopinY aud yelling,
until IL late hour.
Tng lotion has "drappcd OUT" and
yesterday stock went MI to pieces. The
whole line was ''oI" to n very marked
degree.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
from Tuesdays Daily.

FIESn.-Elk" boasts II mohomoniac
ono whose Iammiu il to bc always OH
hand To bother the printer. lie comes
I" the printing office nj regular rs clock.
work; reads Nil the papers; mixes them
NJ III such II manner that you cnnld no
more !inl the one which you want than
yoa cnuli pick n ifs out Of u mincc bic
after dark; talks everybody blind:
gruwis G"cans" the room is 10 warm; aI-
ways wants II bundle Of pnpc.a to send
10 h;a friends; il believer in ''cnlls
and puts"-always ~''calls" FOR what he
wants and puts on style in payment:
nnG--nur mind mud ~uiicmco have Even
onl; but still ho il the lest IMAM in
ElkO.
Ours II number nf children in Eiko
have the scarlet fcYCr, arloug o,ic:s
Shr.lT Browns boy. e. l.. Abbnts Little
pi'l, II couple Of W. G.. Craighrad's
children and one Of George Russcll's, but
all are improving. Tho disease is in n
mild form, and tho phyaicinns have no
trouble In handling il.
ADDED.-McsSrs G.. II. Bubicr & Co,
have secured tho forwarding business Of
L.. Rr'nlErt X Co., which, added TO
their former h~uSi"css. Eiycs them a Inrgc
aud extensive trade. Any aud all gouis
entrusted to them will bc shipped with
dispatch, and their Customers can rely
on receiving the best possible terms.
PERsoHAL.- +. Gerald, Auditor Of
tho &. Il. Il. H.. cane up from san
francisco Sunday evening aud returned
home OH the piy.cnr yesterday -. Supt.
o.. W. Coddinglon, Of Carlin, was also
OH tho pny'cnr when she went down.
IooL IL NIL the 60 these days. It's
lots Of fun for the bays when they urc
incky md win; but every day or two We
hc"r some OF them applying to the said
game certain narucg seldom heard out.
sido Of tho Y. NJ. G. a.
PAr-cAT.-Th G. 4. pay.car passed
cnSf on Saturday, and returned home.
ward yesterday. All tho employees Of
tho Company were pnid two months
salary, and aro corrcspondingly happy.
ABOUT all the travel on the G.. l.. Il.
Il. now-a-dnys is westward, cmigran,s at
that, three cars Of whom we're attached
to Tho passenger train yesterday morn.
ing.
DuLLroa.-Wclls, Fargo & Co. 70.
cciyCd ON Sunday evening two bars Of
Leopard bullion, valued ut SI,iSG Ct.
LATE"-Ycstcrday's express trim was
an hour late on iIs woodward trip.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

PoLirtcAL.-Tho first political shot
has been fired, and tho first candidate
has been announced by his friends. III
conservation on the street yesterday va
were informed by n friend that ". ".
BauBh will lao brought out NJ n ,andi.
dnto for Tho position Of Sheriff Of FIkO
county, subject to tho decision Of tho
Republican County Convention. Bill
hhH long bccu connected with the peace
preserving force OF our town, and Inns
always been II brave aud faithful officer,
and IN entitled to remuneration from his
party. About this trip II Democrat will
have to DO II elected 10 tho shrioyalty:
otherwise BILLY would hD IL most proper
person to send To tho Coutt-bOuGo.
rEE~auHAt.-~F. +. Cnnlm Supcrinicn.
dent Of tho Young America mine ni
Iuscarora. caiIo up from tho west on
Friday evening, and will proceed TO tho
mine by Woodruff e l;mnor's slann this
morning -. Sountor j. Il, Jones aud
party. making nine including n SERVANT.
were among tho o%nst-bnund passengers
last evening. Wa also expected Sem.
t"r Sharon but We worc disappointed
again. II Ii about time Ncvadn's mil.
li"naircs put Ia nh appearance in wnah.
ing'on....E. Phillips returned from
Eureka last evening.
lScoRronATED.- There was recently
Incorporated In San Francisco, with n
capitol stock Of &c. 00, 900, tho Scryja
and Slovouin Mining Company, to opo.
rate In Dclnuo District. Elko county,
Nevada. Following nrc tho Directors
mined III tho articles Of incorporation
william Holden, II. r. Irving. Chnrlos
j." A'''"i md Samuel 4. Morriqon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
THE FIRM OF RUSSELL & BRAD
LEY ARE HEREBY REQUESTED TO
COME FORWARD AND SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS BY NOTE OR
OTHERWISE IMMEDIATELY.
OYSTERS i'll the loaf at the Gem!
ALL oysters received at the Gem
Saloon come by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
Express, and are warranted fresh.
Those coming GLOW freight are from
twenty to thirty days on the road, and
past experience has proven that
they will not keep i'll good condition
for that length of time. If you would
have the best quality Of fresh oysters,
call ut the Gem"
lP you want 4 nice suit or overcoat,
don't fail To call ut Eugler's, and Won
will surely be suited.
The very finest quality OF Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, at the Gem Saloon.
For rent. - Furnished rooms for
rent by the week or month on reason
able terms. Apply to Mrs. Eneislcy,
opposite the middle depot on CONNER
ciai street. jl-tf.
TIE celebrated Sanel Whisky at tho
Gem Saloon.
y nice assortment OF L.ndius' md
Gents Hats at Engler's; very low
prices.
The celebrated Crystal Peak Beer at
the Gem Saloon.
SroSE ALE always on draught at the
Gem saloon.
Success is the need Of excellence,
Inc truth Of this has never been more
!oIcibly eXe:aPliii.d than by the tri.
uTllIant career Of lIOste;tcr's Stomach
bittcrs. No UOn did the people dis.
cover the genuine merits Of that SUI
pTcmo inri 5Urdui and corrective than
they FASTENED to stamp it with the seal
Of popularity. Tho press and medicul
profession speedily followed in the wake
Of the public and cmphulicnliy endorsed
IT. Tins no i the very outset the sue
cess Ut the Bi,ters ~ u remedy and pre-
vcntivG was Iis established fact, aud n
degree Of popularity which it often
takes proprietary medicines years TO ut.
tain was achieved almost at IL stride by
the then new preparation. Since that
time every successive year has witnessed
fresh acecssiOns 10 the fuyor with which
tho Bittcrs wcro early regarded, aud tho
area Of lis popularity Is no longer con-
fined to tho United Suites. but includes
the British Provinces in North America
nnl tho West Indies, South America,
Mexico, portions Of Europe and Aus
trn!ia. That IL not only II REMEDY for
dyspcpsiu, constipation, bili1usnusg, uri-
nary and uterine complaints, ncrvuus-
ness and debility. but also Il preventive
OF those maladicS 10 which sir and wa.
ter. ilnrC, gnat,d with miusma, give
birth, has been nowhere So strongly oyi.
drIiced Is in those regions where eli.
matte conditions u%nfaYorablc to hrnlth
exist. md where tho ~lIittcIs have been
long and fRYOrnbly tested. To cIii this
sIpcr1 cordial n remedy that has mado
its mnrii, c1n not, 40 think, Gn REGARDED
- Boosting, since there is probably no
proprietary remedy more widely known,
universally respected and emphatically
endorsed than these Biltors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
CFrOin Saturdays Daily

CHASGE-George Mcigs will remain
with Russell & Bradley. and will have
M Office in John Ainley's store. w.
VI. Allen has entered upon his duty ms
book.kccper Cor G.. & VI. Cohn. Both
are fully competent to take are Of the
books Of any firm, AMI will continue ia
give their usual satisfaction.
PEEsoSAL.-Charley Lane and Nc.
Masters cume down from the north on
Thursday. 49,. II. II. Porch aud some
other mining sharps are out at Millcr's
Station, OH the ~Cornucopia road, exam.
lining some mines at Lone Mountain,
with II view towards effrcting q change
in their ownership.
To DELI%QuEST TAx-PAYEns.-All dc.
linQucnt taxes for 1875 must be paid by
the LIST of February next, or suits will
be commenced for the several amounts,
PoSiirei.Y. Parties DESTROYS of saving
costs will pay attention.
The passenger trains east aro now
being run with double-headers, owing
to the condition Of the track, although
seven md eight cars constitute q train,
BULLION REcErygD.-Wclls, Fargo
" Co. received Thursday evening, two
bars OF bullion from the Leopard mill
valued at SI,4SI 60.
Is another column will be found G
notice Of the postponement of the Syr.
acuse delinquent sale.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
tFrom Sundays Daily.1

The Young America Mining COM
pany yesterday through its Superinteud-
ent. Mr. Collin, made application for
II patent to its mine and mill site. The
mine OF the company is steadily i'm.
proving, aud will continuc TO do SO as
long US It relnains in tho hands Of Mr. Cof-
lin. He will prosecute the work of
developing the property cncrgetically
but will do il AZ economically as pos.
siblc, and at the same time make the
improvements where they will tell. lie
WIS for many years Oh the Comstock,
md understands his business thorough
~. For the present II orc will he crushed,
but large amounts will be taken out of
the mine and put away. The present
mil Is removed some distance from tbs
mInci the roads are very bad ucross the
valley, and it would be altogether too
expensive to think Of hauling ore over
there To be crushed. As soou aS it can
be dome economically. probably in
July, the Company will put mp at the
milic II irst-cluss steam mill, with ten
stamps. and capacity for twenty. There
Is HOW money enough on hand TO run
tho inine until the time arrives to build
The new mill, when it will be necessary
10 levy another assessment, but th.
stockholders can rest INSURED that their
money will be invested by MIr. Coffin
only when and where il is really ncces-
sary.
Coop ArrOINrAEST.- Yesterday SUI
pctintcndcnt Bollaprointcd \. Flulerty
to tho position Of manager Of the EIko
Office Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Dir. L. has now been will,
uS several months, and has made nluny
warm friends by universal courtesy, af-
liability nnd prompt attention 10 BUSH
ness. He is well acquainted in our
midst. and all things considered the
company has made an excellent; choice
ollie which they could uu have bet
tered.
WOODRUFF & E.SSon's Cornucnpia
stage. which arrived Il little before | II.
M, yesterday. had On niue pns,euscrs
Among the lot WAS II C~hinMuIn, who
had On neither an uvcrco.tt nor any
warm wTappinSS, mnd h,iii he appeared
to be ~ w.r!n a. any Que Of the crowd.
II w"s IL very cold night. and AIc.
"aent' his team lively. aud the fact
thai john YVES scared nearly to death.
probably kept liin from freezing.
BCLLIoS.-Thc stage which arrived
irom ~Cornucopia Yesterday morning
brought down t%u !nJEu shining n,Is
Of bullion, valued at SI.IS5 81. Up to
III" present tin" the shipments Of thi,
"loi'i!i have hccn rather light tin fact
they always M. uniil after ia. Ij,h,.
but after another shipment or twu in
stead Of shipping only two bars the
company will probably five Or blk at "A
time.
The BAIL.-Those who attended the
GranGcrS' Inhalation and ball ut La.
m"ii!r, on Thursday, report IL good
time. Organizing officer. j.. \. Tinker,
installed th' ncw "~iicur3 in bis hIppiest
s;yi'. auu Tn"m AL went tar tn" dance
with II vim. G"ui music, lots OF pretty
girls, IL choice supper, and all the re-
TnI"it'S Of II iii,i-claSs ball wcru fur
n''te!. and " general good time was
had.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

ELSEWHERE will be found an advcI-
tisement Of interest to owners in the
Johnson mine. i'll Centennial formerly
Bull Run1 District. Read it.
SEVERAL days since a Ease OF small
poI passed through OH the train. and in
consequence u number Of persons in
town huve been vaccinated.
ELKo GRANGE No. 0, p. of H., last
night installed its officers. Their nnmes
have already appeared in these COL
umnq.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
tFrOm Thursdays Daily.1

a SGAGE.--Somo Of the Indians hWl n
Iittlo Eamo yesterday, IN which they
kicked II marble around tho streets, and
bccnmo engaged in loud AMI b%oistcruus
talking. \ lot Of whitca saw q good
chnnrc for II night. and caused II general
rush to tho scene Of action, but IL
turned out to 10 only q scare after nll.
We aro informed that tho Trustees of
tho Elko District School nro ondonvor.
ing TO obtain tho usc OF one Of tho rooma
in tho State University, in which, to or.
Ganiao another class until tho present
sChool.houso can Uo prepared for its al.
mipeinn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
SATURDAY. JNArNny ~. "a.

100 ophir, 5s1., 49,, 30, 59I., 59!..
Ia Mexican, "a 2Ut,, 10.
llUO Could & Cuuy. Il, 2U-., - b.,
2OH. ~, blO.
800 Ec"t ~ iic!cher. G3Il, Ct, GIt,,
ga -, Gi,. bio.
"175 Savage, 2It., "a, 2i,i. 81, 2l2,
bio, 2l5..
60 Chollm, 90, %. 81.
ITO Hale ~ N"rcross, 60. CO. G2iz. 90.
$50 Crown Point. 2l!s, ~, 2J!,, 81; ..
2j}I. 23tt b..
$50 Jacket. -, ~, %. 97E.
2W Empire, e., 5|.,
800 kcnrIck, l2s,, ~.
20 Alpha, ~. 23t,. - b..
300 lirIclicr, ~, IInt.
100 Confidence. - bt, 2In;.
Els Con. NirEimin. 40, 40, Iia, IA.
$50 julia, l5I,. 1874.
$50 Caledonia, 10, IGI..
30 Valley, 8.
100 Raymond Il Ely, 23II.
100 Imperial, .. ~. ~.
800 s.. NEVADA, ~, 2Is., ~, 10.
9'5 California, 81, SGl,. 500.
20 lImlliUn. 81. D..
90 E%Nchcpucr, la!.. 49,.
$40 Ovcrman, %. 81. 81. GGtI, to $50.
GO Justice. 30, 3OIi, 3O1..
h35 Succor, 2. "a.
225 lady Bryan, 81, 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
Iron Fridays Daily.]

TIE Carson -iIpeal in referring to
Fix county in general, and Senator
Shepherds soap mine in particular,
makes these remarks:
Knowing, hom personal inspection,
that there Is II spring in Elko county
which ponrS 9th Il mever-fniling supply
OF chicken broth, we axe prcpa:cd to be-
heve all that can be said about the pro-
ducts OF that county. We are quite
ready to hcnc that they have struck a.
ledge OF pork and beans O. "a subterra-
mean lake Of mush and milk.
1t has been struck! 4 never-failing
supply! Pure, u%nadultercd nul Cenu-
inc! Within n hundred yards Of the
railroad track! The .ippc1l man is To-
Gated i'll 1t, and is expected to be one Of
lis best nnd largest ratrons-will tarry
long and often at it! A spring Of the
clIoickest whjsEY; none Of your ''crook-
ed stuff; but the real old bourbon. An
eX-tncinbrr Of the Snzerac Lying Club.
Of Austin, is our authority, and we'll
leav" it to the RsrciRe il my person be-
longing to that society ever told the
truth.
Our Senior has been to C~ornucopia.
lie caine hUue last night; ho was we'll
Broomcd; had half a dozen pairs Of
blankets wrapped around his delicate
lHil" feet; two uv%crcoats protected his
imnlly France i'll short ho WIS thor
onShly diSguiSed-cvcn the devil didn't
know him! He has had adventures
sci his propcllcrs on fire, etc. Since
his departure we have abused every
person We could think of; but this ends
the chapter, and with much sympathy
far those abused we gracefully "throw
up the sponge"
CATrLc.--J. II. Tabcr will to-day
load four cars Of choice beef cattle at
the Ellio c~orrals. being the first ship.
incnt out Of II drove Of between 800
and 100 head, destined for San Fran
cisco. The rest Of them will he loaded
the latter part Of this or the first Of next
week, and he shipped partially from
Cnrlim, but tho greater portion from here.
PEEsoSAL.-rrauk Doll returned 10
Virginia City yesterday mo,ning....
Charley Adnius Of Mound Valley is in
town. E. Andy Lame, from the same
ncIShborh0od. is nlau running with the
boys. ns Of old Ills honor, Judge
Flaci, put III his appearance Wcducs.
evening, nftsr an extended visit among
the garden spots Of California.
ADA%DoHrD,-Owing to the heavy
SHOW Of Wednesday night anl Yesterday
the &. l.. Il. Il. Co. have been forced to
abandon liz freight trains. Trims
Nos. & aud $ are 1T TOanU, nud 30. 3 il
ut Cailin. Tho SNOW Is very deep in
many places, but will he cleared AWAY
IN n day or two, aud then all will DO NC.
rtuc n;nin.
TnE fun lovers Of Elko aro ENJOYING
themselves hrgoly-in short a obi,
thing" OIL leo is all tho 60. Suow of.
fcrs no impeachment to them, ~ it is
swept on as soon NJ IL falls. The leo
IL No. /, aud the boys and girls mus.
skate while it lasts.
C"EREcH"S.-1n oar itcm relating 20
J. VI. Bell, tho types made ua read. "IIc
will ngain DO tho Co.'S agent at this
point when sc should have said,
"llc will resign his position as tho Co.
nGcnt Mt this point"
Fisrrc.-A couple Of gentlemen had
a little bout ut Jake Ghrrccht's lolginS
house Wednesday evening. and An eye
witness says thoy wont at II like n
couple Of old "a"ttinG hens"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
FRIDAY. JANUARY aIst. 1870.

2OSO ophir, Sc. 81. IS bso. 56X. 5GH.
GO Mexican, 20. 2OLI. 2OH-
SO Gould ~ Curry, 20. 2Ul+, 2O1I.
a09U Best II lselclIer. 81, Gl1I. GlII,
GlX, GlT, ~.
$40 Savage, ~, 2I!I, 2IH. 23st, 231II,
23;., 23X.
I55 ChOliar, ~, %. 81.
535 Hale & NOrcross, SO, GO, 5SI.
5S5 Point, %, 25;f.
2jj Jacket, %. 9IT.
SIS Imperial, .. 9tI, 31s, 91%.
100 Alpha, ~.
20 Empire, q.
2Uj Kcntuck, l2X, l2E, 10.
go BelcLer, 33H, 81. 333+. 33H, 81.
~ Confidence. 2lA.
SIG Consolidated Virginia, AIS, 4iG,
III. Al. III. H., ll2H, al.
Az.
G7O Sierra Nevada. 81. 231I, 81, alI.
1725 California, 81, SGH, ST.. Ss!.,
h3O.
- 5O5 Erche1uer. 1917. 1874.
30 Sgg Belrhcr, 81.
J0U GYrrman, 90, 81, CO, Gl%.
ll4O Justice, 30, 29H, 3OT, u. 800,
- 80.
$50 Suecor, ., ~.
40 Union, lltt, iOft' II.
2d30 Lady Bryan. 3".. i,3.t.
4Ij Caledonia, 80, 3In, u.
49, Valley, ~. $.
325 Raymond ~ Ely, 81. -, 23I;.
100 Eureka Con, 1874. IL.
3jO Jackson. 70.
23J Alps, 80, w, "a, 31s.
80 American Flag. s74.c.
lOO adams I'M, oit1c.
. Souih Chariot, 3uc.
!Uo iOoiih"ir o'%.c.
'izO GLOBE "a.
~ hhickerb"cker, IL,
ioO baltimore. Va.
29o Belmont. ~, ~.
~ Newark, 5Oc:
no Leopard, l1tG, l31t b3, l2I, u.
a1o J"iirrSnn' 8, 81.
ooo CHA, "a, .3i.
30 Ianihrr, =, 21s, 20.
w niger, "Oc.
iIo Northern Belle. 81. az.
oio iiussty, Ia, /, IL.
QUO AihiIllhttnn, 10.
loo Zen. Thomas, ..
~ NJ; I"tfIck, 1.
U Advance, 90.
ZLJJ CoSo Con-, =, = 30, 2I<.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

CL0rHING.-our Clothing will. an heretofore
consist Of the most stylish cut suits to he
purchased in Ban Francisco and New
York. We lIavo a frst.ciass stock Tor men
ami bays wear; also. Furnishing GooIs.
White Shirts, UndcIHhirts. Drwcrs, SUE
peudrrs, Linen. SILK and Cotton HsnIkcr.
chiefI. Etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-22

EoTIGEs.-we keep everything In the SotIo,,
liz" expected In a Dry dooiN house: Tins.
Sceile-, Thread. I,uttons. Combs. Iaces.
EdGIngs. Ribbons. Frinssa. vcivris. Etc.