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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
A Most Remarkable Story.
From the Cutbbcrt, Ga, Messenger.

One day last week some negro children
were playing near y creek in Quitmsn
county when an alligator crawlrd out
and swallowed one OF the children
Next dav party caught the alligator. cut
him open and took the little negro out
alive. This 10 no newspaper lies but was
reported to us by lawyer. who subs an
ltiate- the statement by two negroes wha
saw the child.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

BY NATHAN ID. URNEE

BY NATHAN d. URNEE.
Now, as through all the wakening wood
The sounds Of Spring are a!ling,
Mixed with the winds in merry moods,
And showers OF April falling,
Come lack to me. with dreamy grace,
And music sweet and o'den,
The memory Of those happy days,
When love and life wcre golden.
With one fir spirit by my SIDE
Whose name shall not be ult rcd
l wandered through these woodlands wide
While rai'drops softly mutiered,
And searched ihe leaves with fingers briSh
To find the SHY arbutus,
Aud, slantIng through the opal light,
Coy sunb, ams CAME to suit u.s.
We heard the brook in glen and gap
His bolder- -violets counting.
We fancied we could hear The sap
Beneath the r'ugh bark mounting;
While tiny tips Of palcst gr zen
On oak and ash were showing,
And half hundred hints were seen
Of SUNNI blossoms glowing.
We listened TO the sounds that broke
Like words Or baby lispers.
From carly birds, and, when we spoke,
Our voices sank to whispers;
Aud, as IN sympathy more soft,
With all the world around u,
The sly eavcsdropping phyr OFT
In close communion found us.
From underneath her hood the curls
Mixed with its wine-red lining,
And Der the curls, like strings of pearls,
The drops "f rain were shining.
Her smile VAS like the conf 6 dawn's
When skies are rosy growing,
Her step was like the forest fawn's
Vixen hunters horns are Lowlnc.
How timidly her yes dropped down
B''neath my ardent glsnccs!
How with frOwn that Was no hown
She met my coy advances!
Ard then. a. homewa.d hand in hand,
While broke the sun splendOr.
We took oar Way, how all the land
With April tears was tender!
~ d-ncn,s Sn fleet and dreams so bright.
JuSi like tl0 U0srno NJ Q rf.iis
That interspcr-c with silver light
Tie showcr-cmbroiicr'd curtain;
How freshly come yc hack to d.y
Mid sounds OF sprlngtimc calling.
And rain drops bright on every spia:,
And showers OF April falling!
In other clmes than those of earth
The loved one hath her dw elling,
Where love in flowers finds heavenly birth
And fadcless buds are swelling;
But still comes back. with dreamy grace
And music sweet and Oldcn.
The memory of those happy days
When love and life were gOI en-.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
In Meath They Were not
Divided.
Rockyl!l. (Conn.) Journal.

Rockville (COhn.J JUurHa1'
On Tuesday, the 22I of February al
RI. same hour OF the day, and a. the
same minute OF the hour, Deacon No''
Pease. and his wife Lucinda, oi Elilhstoh'
who were uuited in marriage more than
s,xty. three years ago, passed away IRON
this life together, and entered upon 'n'
life to- come almost without any SEPARATION
even nv death itself, and this not by 'hs
same disease, but by diseases en'ire'S
distinct and upcOnnecteu. Iso'h VIZ
over foulscore year ois sg'.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

"There's no humbug about thcse s"l-
lines" said Brown, MS he helped h'mse'I
10 a third plateful from newly ope"eo
box; .'they are the genuine article, ana
anne all the way from the Mediterranean.
.Yes, - replied his economical wife. ana
i yoa will only control your appetite 'hey
will go great deal farther"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
John Potter,
=. w. Monroe, M. 10.
Don r. BVam,

ECLECTIC PHYSlCIAN-Office in
T. Fridley's building, north side Main
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten
desr hls professional services TO the citl-
xens OF the town and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
A TARTAR'S FAITH IN MANKIND.

From the London K'v'ew.j
Their. are few people who have not felt
the D easure of good bargai'. Once In
way it is a useful experience, but 1t
<hould have a sense Of adventure and
raritv in it to be harml's IS. Some men
are Us utterly without the spirit OF barter
IA NJ. Hue describes the Tartais to be,
and for the want Of sharpening influence,
they are as easy dupcs as he pictures 'hem
to their keen, rapacous Chinese neigh
i,ors. Yet his own dealings with tins
s.mple people furnish so apt contrast 10
the grasping temper that we cannot 90
bert,r than to conclude with an example
Of their method Of lransacting business.
The missionary having offered Tartar
Lama his scales to weigh the silver ten
derea in payment for sheep, the tartar
stenned backward and throwing up his
hands. cried out: ''Aboye there IS hea-
ven: below there is an earth. and Buddhs
ia the mother of all things. lie desires
Al men 10 treat each other rs brothers
You are of the West, am OF the East.
|, that any reason why our dealing should
not he frank and true? You have not
cheapene my mutton; l take your silver
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
Bozeman. March IA, 1875

CheerfuIuess is always to be kept up if
"A man is out of pain; but mirtn. to pru-
dent man, sh"uld always be accidental.
l. shoul naturally arse out of the occa'
lsion, snd the occasion seldom laid for IL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

"Whsts usee play roktr.' remarkeo
an almon .-eyed d nizen Of ru' son, New.
he other day. me hold four kings ana
lac: Mclean man hold all same Tim"
four laces and king; whole Week wasn-
,e zone hkee wo" hinr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T.. r. Edwards,

A TrORNEY At LAW-Oflicc next
IA door to a. Iammc & Co.'S, B"zeman,
Montana Will practice in all Courts Of
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
j. !. Davis.

A TTOkNEY At LAW Office on
IA Black street, Bozeman, NJ. I. Will
practice in all Courts of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

Fifty nine State Conventions are 10 oo
held within two MOntha
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
lkllIllOr.

That t..lkat,ve maiden. RumOr, though
in the region Of art she IS figure'l as
you,hfui winged beauty with flowing gar.
ments, soaring above the heads Of men.
and breathing world thrilling news thro'
n gracefully curvd trumpet, is in fact
very Old maid. who FUCKERS her silly face
nv the tires e, and really does no moro
harm than chirp wrong gu ss or q lame
story into the ear of fellow gossip. All
the rest of the work attributed to her Ia
done by the ordinary working Of those
passions against which men pray in tho
Litany, with the help of plentiful stu
nid,tv, against which We have never yet
hal any authorized form OF prayer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

Mote United States Courts are held at
Virginia City, Deer Lodge and Helena, at
the fines the Territorial District Courts
are held at those places.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14

n
De Puerto Plata 81 27 ,. negar& 4
Mayagiez el %. ;1s3a
De Mayagiies 81 28 y llegarA {
Aguadillas 81 49, @ al
De Aguadilla 81 20 } llegara & Puer-
to-Rico el 80. - ' '.-S- az '''..'
De Puerto-Rico 81 80 j lleg.raG &
San Thomas 81 l: .., ae,
RNO. s
De Puerto-Plata 81 6 , llegara &
Cuba al s.. Ss
De Cuba 81 8y llegara & Baracoa el9
DeBaracoel9 llegaraa Gibarael10
De Gibara 81 10 J Hegara Nuevi
tas 81 H.. ~ '..a1-,...... - .'..., j
De Nuevista 81 II , llegara & Ia Ha
bana 81 13 por Ia mai1ana temprano.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14
Gan Inca Dc Tapuw EiaDDg5 Dc Ia Cunoml General Inua{nia
s L R VIOIO DlRECTO,

de ayasuaz Santander Havre Burdeos Pauao)
10 cSoa 01 cgora $780, q S15 3: $3.50 Entepuente
PASAJE DE FAMILIA.
cmpuesta peonas paguen en-
l'otan'e oe cuao de cauara
Id p5 este SO entende en- $ viajes rasatianticos
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
Se exen pasaes p Europa ida vuea rebaia 25
sohEe total del Waldo II Eso pasaes pagan
adelantados o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14
CONSIGN A ia RIOS .

nvtas Sr D p Sanchez Dolzibara, Sres Longofia Ns
Barscoa sres HioCuba sres L Rosy Comp
sea inebra, D Fsrn Bsrmeds
Sres Julia Comp Puerto Sres iriarte
NO Dc Caracsnay Sss Lucchsta Comp ssa
mpreata al p pF00eaaaad % sQPEaqa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14

respective y !legara a Naevlsas el ~
De Nuevitas el % yEegara Giba-
ra 81 %.
De Gibara 81 % y llegarA & Bara-
Goa 81 "a.
De Barscoa 81 "a y llegarA a Cuba
el 25.
De Cuba ell rs y llegara s Puerto
Plata el n.
De San Thomas 81 2 y llegara q
Puerto Rico 81 3.
De Puerto-Rico 81 8 y uegsra a
81 4;
De Aguadilla 81 4 , llegsrA & Maya
gaes 9! 4 .,.-,,...ux x : pn.,
to-PIata 81 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14
Empresa de vapores correos
DE- LAS ANTILLAS
DED0N RAMON RRER'A.


TSo;es ordnar;os SeH- Thomas Nte de San Domingo
Fl 20 de- cada mes sada de Habana vpo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14

Sc limpian = componen maqunas de coser.
Sc recben en- pagos Las usaas endo de esto abrcantes
Sc alquan maquinas, tanto mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14
PASAJE INTERCOLONIAL.

Sc expider pasajes de ida vuela vdos de
rebaa a los pasajeros de camara.
NINOS
cumpi1 nvad Iosu
tpap EacRod aamiit
via andco
zen ~ arr v
ea ddv
Los eexpN m ha aaede eaaHda 10
Iegaa
rios 9
LLAURl BORDA COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-14

NJ de- cada las doe del da sdrA de a Habana
p.cti7oy legara Nuevitas 81 s. s 8 @.a.1Ix
~ Nax;taa al legara Gib.- De PueroPata 10y nsga
10 & MayagIex al II. ....ssa9 81 >
De Gbara egar& aBaracoa De Mayagaea II eg.Aa
dI 49,, AsHsaAs n A1;T. % iI. :, - u....x D..
&c D@"o - toRico el Il. 3. ae z*=@z ~s
e. cb. Al uesara Puerto Do Puerto Rico IA negkA
Plata e TO- ~ Jo.a1 ~ A' O 49, e#-
RETOR NO, >9ttss a31<zax ts5 sarfs|s
D. sanTh6mas 81 1e nsga De Cuba q negl Baracs
pn.t 10 T Pc 81 ~ 81 23. ID : 81 g .; as -. .aa ~ ~
ne Pnaro mr Rico 81 II ega De eark ba
anedla al "a |ra el24. .< ). a>ag4al 81 aa qoss
S AouadIa 18 legara De Giba 81 "a nsgarka Nue.
vista e 25 egststs 7sassa stsEfS
ia Manrz 10 esaa Nuevitas 81 q egaa ka ha
- ri.+o - So abana el 27 por Id manana ten
d Puerto-plata el 20 legara prano f. as -.
{ Cuba 81 22. a#aa
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
fFrbh ThHrs,lny's Daily.]
- "a
ANOTHER CUTTING AFFI,AY,

On Sunday Inst James J. Billings, Of
lIhhoilln Valley, was stabbed by vii.
linn McCombs, under tho following
circumstances: There has boon "a
long s.antrIhg diiFchlty between tie
iiHTtiGs AMI ' naturally considerable bad
feeling. At tho time mentioned, fGqsEts.
Billings, Judd Dakin and John Walker
wore in tho lattcr's saloon Oh tho Hol-
lock road, near tho crossing Of LsmoilIo
creek and AcCOmbs, accompanied by
Bon. Morton, camo in. and took some
drinks. AcConbS finally asked Bill
lings md the othors 10 join him in q
glass, which they dill, after with Bic.
Combs asked billings to step outside
AS he had hoincthlng to say to him.
Tho two walked out OF tho huubo and
.SHt down OH tho opposite sido Of the
roEd; While Morton nnd Walker Engaged
i'll conversation in the rear Of tho
house, and hr. Dakin amused him.
scIf Mt Solitaire" In a fow minutes
hlcCombs md billings jumped to their
feet, tho former applying opprobrious
lhhShngo TO the latter, who IN turn
struck McCombs. HcCunrbs then stab
bed Billings In tho Dreast with IL pocket
knife. Walker and Dakin took tho
wounded man to tho house, where nh
examination revealed, besides tho cut
In Tho bfcbsi, mother in tie abdomen,
Tho Inter being tho moro dangerous of
tho two. Tho two gentlemen InGL .pIcn-
toned drcssed tho wounds, and the in
jurcd man was placed Iii na good coli.
lition M possible. Although serious.
" hurt, Mr., Billings is not considered
to bo in dangerous circumstances, ~
nQi,hcr OF the cuts nru thought to be fa-
tai. s,... ... -
SrEctAT Ei.M-rIoS.-M will DO seen
by n notice from the Trustees Of Elko
School District No. |, in another col.
,lnn. there will 10 n special election
In this School District. on JUNO Goth.
to decide as to the raising Of 81, 500 by
Tux upon tho property in the District.
to provide liz with additional schoc!
facilities. This Ia tniintntly Correct,
mud should, and will, 10 carried, M tho
present quarters IRE by far too smnll to
nccomn6dat6 tho number OF lsttlo III.
chins Who put in daily nppcninnto ns
Dagger 8epirants Tor kh6Iftlro.
PAINFULLY DurIED.-0n Monday JGAgc
Taylor had n swing IL tho thrco hood.
luh,s who rel hro to Mnlcahy'a wagon
OH Saturday last. As tho nrticlo fired
was wagon aud not u house, no crime
beyond malicious miscEitf t6uid lie e..
inblislica urdcr The statute, and that
crime they were found entity, each he.
ing ilurd tho sum If $50: hit M their
aggregate travelling capital consisted Of
copper cent, they wcic demanded "a
I" Tho County Jril f., % tihye Zach
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
From Wednesdays Dnily,J

A NEv ioT1'xL.-E. N. Baum, our
old timo acquaintance. mid proprietor
III tho German Hotcf, III Palisnic, fSi
ycnrs Bong passed, cn1icd in upon us
yesterday, md We frh Tint his pcrsc.
vering industry as n public caterer Inns
enabled him TO expand liia business %
meet tho demands of tho travelling
public. Ito has just fitted up the large
building adjoining tho postonico nj
Pnlisadc, md has purchased in San
Fr@ncisGo in Inc necessary paraphcr-
nnlia for frst ciTss house with which
TO ny ont tho nov establishment. The
hotel will bc knoAn as tho "Eirckn."
md will bc ready for tho reception Of
gursts In the course Of few day, when
tho public will 10 duly notified of ne
fact. .s. 49,.
REMOVING. Thu frmrn buildings bol
tween Judge Stnlrord'G and tho Post
Office started on their travels yesterday
to make room for Mcasrs. Ycatcs X
Mayhngh's largo Trick building, the
foundation Of which will bc immediate.
~ hid. The Inv oflicu will Anchor On
tho lot hctwcon Giblin'a and 7. N.
STONES whilst the other Two will drift
over on COMMERCIAL street opposite the
upper rnilrOad crossing. '".
rrtsoSALADr. r. ". Illumination,
OF Massachusetts,, arrived ~ this placc
yesterday morning, md will tako charge
Of Dir. j.j. Mcigs' extensive praclicc
during tho laItor's visit oast, which will
he undertaken In about ton doys. Al.
bort Ellis cnmo. homo OH Sunday oven.
ing from SIM Francisco. whittier Inc las
been attending The Business College for
SOME months 4. T.. GaRc, tho rail.
rnadcr. cnrnc up ~ far ~ Elko Monday
evening. ia company with his brother,
who proceeded NJ east. while :. T.. re-
turned {" tho hay Yesterday. via E,uck.i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
Iron Sundays Drily.s

,.! lIooptuMs AT WonK.-rlnllip birch,
nliNs Stnrk; Charley Iinycs and james
Hayes, thrcC pink!Oycd, strawberry
blonde hoodlumH, who nro proud to
Etnim the metropolis y America M their
homo, being impdchhi6hs and ubatlo 70
purchase n pockot-stoV6, crawied into
n lnrgo covered wn3on bclortiinu to
Anttio Mnlcnhy, md set fro to some
hay inside and toasted rhcir aiins in
comfort lay tho blaze. Fearing TINT tho
town. as we'll rs their improvisod quar-
ter" In tho wagon, might bcc6nlu too
tropical for their comfort, tho sweet
scented trio took refuge in tho tool tlc-
pnrtmVnL OF 4 freight trhin about TO
atart cast. The wind ut thc tfno wns
blowing Galc,. and Tho Aturm OF firci
instantly brought everybody To the
street, mud the cntiro FRO department
WA discovered rushing fu,iously toward
tho scene Of tho calamity; n th,n,uinalw
iuokinB "Babrock" bounding clonu nj
ftH hcCts. Tho promptitudo of tho hro
department cannot DO too highly or
t"licd, but Somo private citizens who
happened 10 DO close by when the
flames broke ont, succeeded In auBduing
ilI"m before they Ind Communicated
with III" adjacent Buildings, and tho
department got upon tho ground. Tho
three handsome hollyhOcks will be cast
for their rnrIs 10y Judge Taylor bn MoiTi:-
Hay, md nB tho court "kIioYa herself"
They will Houbtlrss DO permitted
10 waste thor surplus sweet
ness whore moth and rnst don't bronx
through and steal, md whore tho genus
hoo'llltni grows fnt upon its vnpors.
Tnn train cast yesterday had two cars
OF horsos nnd bloodcd DGyonshirc hlls
for Dhn. Murphy, nt %oIls. 6
! WANTEp.--ImmcdinIcly mt tho rosi-
hont of Hcorgj Russell, woman TO do
F""h'hg tnd general houscwnrk. , -
Ff6sh CnlifdrhiA strawberries md
Eehnm" fce.creth' daily at tho Gem
salmon. r.. ~. -"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
ASSESSMENT. aROTICE;.

4 -. . F..
GRAIN KING SILVER MISiSa tt,MpANY-.
- ioeation Of I'Incip7l PlAeo. pr Bu,iness,
Fan Pranelsco. California; I,c'itltoh nf WORKS,
spIsecmoht Mining District. Elko county. No.
koiiea4 hsrsbS. aIrep Ihstss meeting ~ tip
Bo1rh nj Directors, held on Tho 9TH Iiai,, 81
May, 1876, an EsseasnrIit tSO. lnj Of Ten .i3rnir
pcf alar4 wss lc,iTi uron tic capital stock Il
THO CrrtrrhiIon. riYAbiE InlnlriiNiciy ~ 5IrIicS
Sinics geld coin. 10 the SccrneFy. nj tho ,iro If
the Company. iiooias 20 and ~ Mrtrbania' TX.
yhohEc sSln SrhnCiS.Yy GAilipriJIJ.
/, ANY stock t,lcn yllict, this Saci sinrni Bt1ll
remain unpaid ~" tbs Seventh Il " 1T JuJIr I5iG
VIII Jo Delinquent. AMI .aIveriIscd III, sala ~
nmGlic Snstio,'; AMI Mlt,,t a,iucmt Il nGlc nv
iuro viii hd sold ON TlNf!aIIAS, The 18th IIay OI
June. laIG. {" Jay the d, iiiGnht as$cssGrrml to-
sale.
l'S order Of t5o 1;osri Of, Directors.
'rr'as LoUR KAr1AS, Sccrc,afy.
officE-RoSnIA % aud ~ Merchants TX.
Change, California streets. ssti RrapcIsc,. Tall.
u'tHh inAtI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

CuEr6affr rJR ruk CErrESErAL-.T Tic
freight train which arrived here from
the %cs., Il noon yesterday. WAS con.
vcying towards the Centennial show,
nn immense Australian canoe, aud n
couple o, large glatss.roofcti boxes con.
talnihg a gteat variety of native plants
from tho .'Bomnlcal gardens Of Mel.
bourne. Tho canoo' fs'h huge NAUTICAL
novelty. something artcr tho style of
the Yeniotsn gondota, und as its sever.
ed hull. chvalopod In 'eahrSs, looHied
grandly from the platform Of o eoAple
Of open cars, Il was Thought to 20 tho
carcass Of right whale who had lost
his reckoning IND islt stfGndcd in n
vain attempt to n&Yigate the tortuous
Humboldt. Tho entire length of tho
craft is &c feet, OF feet wiao and 4 feet
in depth, aug is hewn from tho solid
trunk Sla native ,AusttnlMnqrtc. THO
lot is consigned to Sir Rcdlnoftd Blrry,
ut Philadelphia. :, ..,y"-F
F." WHiI:E tho s,iow istorrh. Sks nj its
WORT yesterday wo noticed DIR. Fox
driving hurriedly out OF town, and ia
response to our inquiry ho informed us
TINT he wGs going out to Railroad Dis
tricti message having just arrived
form TINT place, requiring his imrnedi-
alto nttenttohhpon II. II. Peyton who
az soriotsly'ill from pneumonia, at his
home ihthat place. i..arjs
Vim. Crews, arrested for entering
McKenzic's store. and npproprihting
dhoAt $40 in coin. il still held in Gus
toiy. lie will attend The matinee or
leroc, held by Judge Taylor, ON Mon
day.
( .'rEasoIiAL.-G6rerfi0r L. r. Brudloy
dcpaHctl'for tho State capital by the
train yesterday mottii.V. Mrs. y. S.
Mayhuglt and daughter disc took pas
sage for Cursor hy'the sanc train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

STILL Monr.-h. II. Gran. is build.
ing room Don on Tho north alas Of Ii.
reaidcnee. 'teholeling tho fri9ht 81 the
same. aud otherwise thoroughly Ircbar.
h8 R. By which process hs viii make
his now cumtortablo domicilc still iinSre
ntttsstfSo' HID Ss5lES3isd.iidnt.
.,%tLL sFRts Ur HE mill Of che
Mineral Hill Mines Co;'rhpi;isny Of Min.
5FSi Hill. Which has bsIh ahu. down
Ter oOms woods past. WIN 30 1Asarted MP
again about the HfSt Of the coming
month. --.r+' -
t4'5usDI 6!Ik> 9Wniina Cruise, who
was arrested for Burglary. In robbihsJ.
%. McKehR9f Eiij;GFttto IN |lho 18th in,atsh.
had an ';GSIaminSliSSh before JSsi..icoIray.l
Tor yesterday, aid sas fSoaHihhd o-er to
3 PTT4'f'5 Ahg "eti ion q thP P1eft Grand Jury.
FGEIuur.-G. II. Bobier & Co. have,
yesterday and, the day before. shipped.
tSo lSISo loads Of freight to
Tuscarord. 'na 'r1,E-j
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

LAzr.-Tho cypress from tho Eas,
ycStcrlGy fhtIhins was several htS,HTssis
GShihd time, E arriving n.2,320, Tho
delay was caused Ly troubles on the
Union Pacific In tho vicinity Of Green
river. 80 y, 81 "a ST
I, NEW oliEqrio;9r:-A. i. Fisk lkSa st opened
his Law office lii the building formerly
occupied BY +. r. JisSit*, and With al.
ways DO fSbAa Fhhy 10 attend ho'tst's;-
Sires Of hispStrtns. .,s 81
IIAr.-B. 1,tiahart & Co. aro fhip-
ping nnosher,lot Of hay to Camp iIIal.
leck, from Pat. Mccall ranch, a car
Of which went up yesterday.
STILL MoRE.-"Grizzly" has taken up
the Let adjoining T. iyeatos, residence;
is toneing the same. aud building him
self home thcrooh. E@iGl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
[ From Tuesdays DailyIJ

PEnsoSAI..-Dr. Henderson came up
from San Joso by Sunday evenings
trim. DIR. Fox who arrived from
Railroad District Sunday evening, in
fcrms cs that II. Ii. Peyton's condition
isrTtrcmely critical =, Il. ]. Roulston.
,nfffYcd from Railroad Saturday evening
aud took the train for California SIM.
day. lie will return 10 Elko in about
thirty days. Ger. Z. F. Conndr and
NJ. Salisbury were passengers oh tho
"-'st bonnderafh ycs.trtlAy. Tho Gen.
crHE was on'Iis wEy to Orcana to start
his Gniclting works at that place which
wero recently suspended on account Of
tile flood in the Humboldt. w. Il. De
Freeso came down FROM Thsctrora, Sun
day. lie is still III town. -. Licuten.
hnis GnrVy and Jaeger, arrived from
Gimp ;lIalltcli'by tho tiain yesterday.
Lieutenant GIrvy is Of tho Isl cnvulrv
and has been appointed Quarter. Mas.
ter and Coinmissnry dtIhc Post. lilo is
thorough t':ilitay inltt being One Of
tho oldest lidutthtiits Oh tho 'coast.
Lieutenant Jaeger is too we'll known in
this section to rcquiio oil introduction
Mt our hands. His acquuiutancou will
DO pleased to learn thnt no Inns been
nsT gHcd 70 temporary duty in Ills dld
fttsrk'rs.. ~. ". Mnckny passed. oarL
in special car last evening. q
CArsIzED.--A1 Dur nniiaIao young
friend, VILLAIN Allen, in company with
Miss C"dy, was enjoying the rurnantic
scenery II Kittridgc Canyon from the
cushioned scat OF n Kimbnli buggy. last
Sunday, on. Of the Gus drupcls attached
70 the veRlale, bdihg 'thprnvidca with
an eye for the beautiful. and having no
music in his soul, fnilc,l 10 experience
tho subduing influence Of the scono and
occasion, aud like O miserable churl.
5ust whom ho shouldn't, kicked over tho
tongue and fonndored about till he
Gpilt tho young couple on the uAyiold.
ing ground. Attor acting TINS unba.
comingly ho seemed TO fcol better, md
subsequently acted moro christianIikc.
Reyonl 6Omo slight Il bruises md n
sPrHTrc1 ankle, il affords liz pleasure 10
record no further dsnngo. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
sATUItDAT..MAY AZ. 1870.

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