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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-18

Three rooms. furnished ornninrnisihed
10 let with board, in the Blclock house
corner Seventh andWalnut streets. En-
quirc on the prcIniseS. l-lJ-u
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The father OF all Boss cigars, seven
nch Havana filler, for five cents at
l2-l9-u COwrERIuwAIT Il PHILLIPS.
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Cottage on 18Th street, five rooms, good
cistern. etc. Enquire Of Or. SMITH.
I2-l5-tt.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REPoRr, 2
Jan IL lS7G.
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Port List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Florence Lee. Paducah.
g Andy Baum. Cincinnati.
d" Sam. Brown, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Florence Lee, Paducai.
/" Eddy vile, Nashville.
=" Sam Brown, st. Louis.
- Andy Baum, Memphis.
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard (piano) finish,
valued at $50. VIII bo sold at $40 dis.
count, on good terms, aud ordered direct
from the factory.
-Colorcd aud mounted Maps OF the
city Of Cairo at 81 30 each (hali pricc.)
"A No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at SIS. VIII be sold at SIS
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A $40 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. Suitable Tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A style "E," "Clough, Warren Il
Co.'S" Parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. viii
be sold for 500.
1000 sheets of bristol boa.l Just re-
ccivcd at the BULLETIN Office, and Tor
sale to the trade. .HI
ft' MOUNTED MAPS
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY,, JANUARY Is, 1916.
I.orni wenther Report.


Total amount Of raipiall ~ irrh.s.
JAMES WATSON.
Sergeant. Signal Ser,tre, u. >. \.
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wanted
Everybody to know that the place to gct--
a smooth shave,
A good shampoo. ..
A fashionable haircut,
Or anything 10 that line,
Is at the GRAND CENTRAL BARRIER
nor, corner Eighth and Commercial.
O-S-tf j. GEORGE STEINHOUsR.
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city of Cairo

city of Cairo,
colorcd and vanished, for sale at half
price $3.50 at the BULLETIN office.
--2O,0OO note heads, 10000 envelopes,
20, 900 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 reams bill heads-Carlislc paper-just
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
For any of the above articles, apply n
he BULLETIN office. T.. a. BURNETT
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For the weekly bulletin.

For the weekly Bulletin.
Persons wishing advertisements or 10
cal notices inserted in the Weekly BULLE-
TIN, should: hand in the copy by Tues
day noon, Of each week.
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WOUt: anu Coal.
On and after this date the prices Of
wood and coal at my yard, adjoining the
Caro- and st. Louis 49, ro~ Gauge d"pnt.
will be as follows:
Four foot wood per cord, So 10; four
foot wood per half cord, 81; four foot
wood, sawed, per cord, 81 80; four foot
wool. sawed and spit, per cord. ~ Big
Muddy coal per single ton, 81; same per
two tons, 50 10; same per four tons and
upwards, 50 10. ffIf
All goods delivered.
l-7-lm JAS. X. LANE, Propr.
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JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, L. ;. \.
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GAME DEPOT!
~.o.a - ~nur

Family groceries very cheap for cash.
TEA AND COFFEE -is
Made Il specially. Give us n trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Respectfully,
12-3-tf. w ". WINIIR. JE., q Co.
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Plenty and dull, with II light demand,
Sales reported were 100 doz., he; 100
doz., Ice; 800 doz., li@lGc; 2 cases, l5c (;
200 doz.. liG1l5c.
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EuO3I TUSCARORA.

This moritorions camp is lourishing
like tho caudal nplendage of mn iratc
bovine, AMI Notwithstanding the pres
cncc OF several inches Of snow, town lots
Gre III demand and active at munc
tive hSueG. simultaneously with the
song Of the bhne-bird md the shooting
OF the young and tender grass, will be
heard the 'sound OF hammer and saw;
the busy hum Of voices and the smuth-
cred booming Of many Il bursting blast.
The ehntt:r u sts,np3 froII u reducing
mill will be the sweetest music to n
believers ear during the early summer,
nnd If this now unobtrusive. hamlet
does not within the present year prove
Itself u ''Pusca.rUrcr," there is 10
perinulcncy i'll prospects nor purchase
IN money. Tom Smith has built II good
substantial public house in onc Of the
mos, eligible positions III iowa, and
the finishing touches, which nre decid-
cdly elaborate, are HOW lping laiI on.
The bnilding Is Of two stories, and COLI
tains ten spacious sleeping apartments,
Il handsomely finished bar.room togetlI-
or with II cOHy retreat, scqucstcrcd from
d~istraciing influences, where tho "ILoy-
al Bengal" nlry lie attacked with i'm
punity or the aI,s.rugc doctrines OF Min
lister Schenck H. practically ,xcmrli.
hed- The house will DO opened 10 the
public alSSIt the first Of 3Iiirh, mud the
sojonraSr in that section can, by calling
an Smith (%ho Is II host himsclf) pro-
cure As liocrn! ~ layout 70. the ntount
"f money invested rs tlle price OF putty
and the distarce from Senator Shurou's
Palace. can Possibly justify.
y. '. l~&,ncaS:cr. the CHAMPION, rust
leg is hauling i'll a supply of lumber
anu general merchandise, preparatory to
the Spring rush, AMI friend Bolier is
also fortifyiug his establishments with
an extensive assortment of all those
substantial articles which come su
handy to the industrious dnuiyous
Va ~ tH4lh} MINING CElup, ElclI Us
bacon and beans, gum boots, old
"Otard" and rivctcd oYrrulls. The bows
are all hopefully Lusy and nrc making
,liernscivcs useful during tho day by
adding something to the G~eyrlap,net
Of oar RESOURCES, and nre n,nc the less
ornamental i'll the evening as they
discuss the merits Of ''dcviled'' lack
rabbit or practically uluciIato tho
advantages OF ~''fours" over n uucen
FULL in u game ii drnw-pukcr. Our
neat eFistlc will be to tile Ephesinns
and It shall dwell upon the mines of
the district; their i~ncxlaustihlr riches
and thu inr"niroveriibIa evidences of
their p~crmnncncy.
SHUr DowS..-The Leopard mill, at
~Cornucopi", closed down Wednesday.
bnt what uccasiOncd the su~spun,iun of
it, workings VI have b.cn unable TO
lam.
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From Sundays Dnily.1

MOEE CATrLE roI TIE wrsr.--Tho
freight train which lcit here nj 1880 n.
IN. yesterday contained twcnty-ouc EARS
Of beef cattle for the san Francisco
market. Ten cars wcro from n. Van
when, shipped from Kc!tou, and con-
'ignrd 10 Dunphy & liildrc!li. Tho
balance, No understand, wore shipped
hy l.. +. llnrdcsty.
FRoM the Finance Committee OF IN,
Leap Year Dali. NO learn that Tho sales
nf tickets exclusive of dead. hcsds)
produced tho Hnug sun Of %lG7. which
wo nro assured will liquilnto MI out.
standing claims against the munngc-
Iurnt, aud leave two dollars and "a sl,oit
bit, with which TO declare n dividend.
Observation-Disclosures pustunicc News
Depot Ia n great musical headquarters
Of Elko. Every evening nftqr Office
hours n number OF performers on diff.
fcrcnt instruments congrcgntc therein
and while Hwny nm hour or two very
pleasantly In prhcticing on the,n.
MANILA white and u colOrud gen
'lrInnn lead n wrody muss Friday oven.
Ing, which at one limo bid fair to bud
INTO n FREQ fight. but ~ tho latter had
but little sand in hIs composition tho
promised nstir encounter was n Gzzie.
rhRsosAh.-John Corning. General
Superintendent and T.. +. Gerald. Tray.
cling Auditor for tho Central Pacific
1'"Hd passed wcat IN II special car yes.
to-day morning.
If So'l. want u nicO mutt or ovrrcont.
dont fail 70 call OF Epglor'p, and YOU
will surely TO suited.
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sATUnDAV. FEnRuAHx 10. 1876

I5G5 ophir, Grs. GI't, ci5:. CO Ii, G5.
oS' Mexican, ~. % El0, - 10,
2i!s, 2jIi LILO. 25it. "a.
$40 Could q Curry. 2li,.
535 best IL belchrr, e., G2H, G2I 80.
9l5 Savage, TX. I7T, Is b3.
% Chollar, ~. ~.
30 Halo IL Sorcrosa, iGH, ~.
lilo poiui, ~, 2IT. % III, -, 2i,,
2i,I.
40 Jacket, Io2, lolIi, IO3 $50, Io21;.
9G5 Imperial, =. ~.
$50 Ernpirr. G6E;.
GO Krntuck, ~.
$40 ALA, "a, AZ, FIX.
al2 Brlcher, NJ, J7!I. 373T, 81, b..
10 Confidence. l9,. 20.
lG7 Con. Virginia. Il7I.. III.
$40 :. Nevada, s2X. 221I BIS, 22I1,
22It.
lIl5 California, %. anH., Sa., asI.
10 bullion, II.
800 Ex%chcqucr. AK. ltl., ~, ~.
10 Seq. ijclcicr, %.
7'5 Oyrrnnn, u, ~, - h5. 10.
f6II, TG nl0.
1870 Justice, @5s;,. 25I;, &c, 25I, 25,I.
700 Succor, ~. 2IUc, 2.
1910 Union, lOI., IL.
100 Indy bryan. 90, 2H, 2II.
$50 Julia, IL. l5ts.
$50 Caledonia, %, IS. 5SX.
80 Valley, D..
l25 Raymond & Fly, 20. 2OJI.
"a Eureka, Is.
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lFrom Saturdays Daily. |

CHUIcn MATrERs--A m4ctinr nj
members Of the church hero WIS held Mt
tho residence Of II. NJ. Grant Thursday
evening for the purpose Of dcvisinr
ways and means whereby tho balance Of
luGrc due upon tho recently built pnr.
sonaGc may DC l%iquidated. After n
thorough discussion Of tho mnttcr, IL
was decided that n concert and sumner.
appealing, ns they boik will, TO those
senses, III the qualification Of which
both great anl small, regardless Of age,
sex or Previous condition Of scryitudr,
will take especial delight, would mcc,
with better success, and bring in more
Shcklcs TINT u moro ctEulial entertain.
mcns. Th" concert Till be given at tho
church IA soon AZ lhu amateurs who
have volunteered 10 contribute their tai.
ents md best efforts In aiding the good
oousc hnvc, through frequent rehcarsals,
Invested thoinGelves of all cinbarrass.
lncnt and acquired tho confidence and
assurance accorded alone 10 old prac.
hcioiiors. Tho concers, in itself, 10 q
frs'.rato idea, but tho supper 10 still
better, and tho proposed arrangement
Of tho tables, by which the Down. Easter
may dull tho cdgo Of HIS appetite on
pork and bcans; tho lioobicr on bacon
and greens, and the refined hankcrings
Of tho lndicS hppcasod upon tho delicate
diet OF strawberries smothcrcd in cream
will meet the approval Of nll. Full pnr.
iicnfNrs Of both concert and supper will
DO given in a subsequent issue.
For ConSocorIA.--Ton largo new
mullers for the Leopard mill at Cor.
nncopin, arrived horo from San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
uYstEEg III The loaf u the Gcmi
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EEEKlY ElK0 INDEPENDENT.
SAN FRANCISCO sIoCK REPORT

FRIDAY. rEBnUAI,Y rs. 1870.
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From Tuesdays Daily

.# see. . . .H
fAr:L FIEE.-0n Saturday night last
two cars on the sid"-trnck, 1T Toauo.
we're bnrnc1, but hog tho fire Originated
Is unknown, nud n rlan named IiOrr fell
~ victim Ia the flames. One Of the ears
destroyed was used "s Il sleeping car by
some Of lh" employees. AID it, wns occrl-
pied Icy llnTr una several others, hut NIL
managed 10 escape except the former.
ilurr will bo remembered us tlu. r,tu
whn wills injured while riding on the top
q! n car when tho train WA passing un-
der the Drcth Milsu some days since.
who EWiNt1l Ike railroad bows AS 10
the "-tcni Of his injuries. lie wni then
tni;cn to TonnO, and has since been en-
ploycd ~ u ShnyClrr in one Of the srow
b'isades. The body is said to have pre-.
scented n 6ickcning sight when removed
from the debris. il having been entirely
consumed from The waist down, His
failing 10 escape from the car can ONLY
hc accounted for on the ground that he
was intoxicated Mt the time. Deceased
WIS u native Of boston. Massachusetts,,
nnd was u uidile.aBcd man.
DISTEiCT CoUrT.--Thc District Court
Of the Ninth Judicial District net yes.
tcTdNy for tho February term. The
cases Of Nelson, Indicted Tor stugc rob
berry near Wells, aud Spence and And
crson, who are each charged with MI
assault with deadly weapons, commit
cd ut fOanO, were set for trial ON Mnrch
9th next. The civil calender was mr.
ranged, and the trial jury vas drawn,
after which tho Court adjourned until
"Wednesday moaning At 10 o'clock n. IN.
Tho lis. Of jurors will appear i'll our
next issue, Wednesday %Inorning.
Heard FroM.-vcstcrdny wo Ind n
conversation with n gentleman who IL
wtll known IN this vicinity, in tho
course OF which lo informed us tina.
abo"t tho lnss Of December, while co.n-
ing cast on the train, lo raw }. G.. Old.
ham, the missing telegraph operator,
who wnH II passenger on tho wcst-bound
'raiii. md spoke 10 him, securing n re.
c"Giiitinn IN return from him. Tho
gentleman was we'll acquainted with
him, md Is most positive ns 10 his
identity, being "t tho opinion that there
" 40 possibility Of n mistake.
TIr-ior.--The Ford Mining Company
resumed work upon tho Tip-top mine at
C~oriucopia, and reports from tho part.
icH who have tho contract for siukiuc
tho shut nTo worry aattcring. A very
fhvorOblc md material change has oc.
Cured In tho character Of tho GROUND.
and numerous feeders OF handsome
quartz arc concentrating from ovory iii.
rection. They arc, In consequence Of
thcSo important Indications, quito con.
ftdcnt that they nro CLOSELY approaching
n larger body Of ore than has hereto.
foro been encountered.
4 SADtI disabled locomotive wondcd
hor way west on Sunday evening. and
ELL another followed her ycslcrday
morning. Too much OF tho "boauliful,"
With plow eluDIed, WAS tho cause IN
both cases.
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fSS the iTfoil5atiop N tsx-payer
AID citizens generally Of this county
Auditor Frank RoSeFs has complied I
fully j:cmiLed, but spcciEct statement O
osS exact financial condition on In,
skf,2 day Of Ianunry Last, which will bt
foUnl rlsewhGrein this paper. GlI con.
d:tion Of isS grstuitou, pubiicpiicn, the
auditor has voluntarily prepared il al
the cost of nc small nNsOuI,t Of labor,
but feels amply rewarded for oil the toll
expended III it's production by the very
ilattPTinG eAhibit he llas thus been en-.
aGlc'l 10 prodHSe. The tloating let Of
1871 which went ovcr to last year,
amounting to SIl.i0S 10 las been
l~iqu:da:cd during tirs past yeaE, learing
II balance III ta Gsacsal Fund. Jauu-
AIRY 18th, Of S3-lO9 81. The sun OF
SG.5li &c WIS also transferred to tho
Sinking Fund, md $l.GS9 81 in the
County Building Fund for redemption
OF those bonds. Then the additional
interest of S1.974 81 Oh the University
Aid'bonds (Which tx u rev draft OH The
treasury makes u showing Of Sl2,-
72J IS excess Of receipts over cxpcndi-
lures for the year.
AREivAL op SrnGSu SrocK.-Juhn
Ainlcy il now receiving his extensive
Spring-stock, consisting OF hardware
Of every description, carpenter tools,
cutlery, glassware and c~roctrry,
brushes Of all sorts and sizes, lanlpa OF
every variety anil pattern, shclt-grols
compriEiny everything that could
would or should W called for at a COM
pletc and we'll regulated hardware store
and timers establishment. During n re-
cent visilr nh asfilblc gentleman con-
nected with the institution, cxllcd our
attention to n novelty in the form Of n
soap-stone griddle, designed especially
for tho e%nlbrowning and Identifying Of
llap'jnclis; the chief pcculiaritics Of
this handy instrument being, that !.
furnishes its W grease and never soils
tho temper Of the cook by commitment
ing t%o much color to the cakes. IA
John is purchasing from both esst and
west, i'll heavy i:lstalluentA he il an
6bled to furnish better bargains than
ever, and is determined to corral the
trade i'll his line, il square dealing and
low prices will avail.
FROM Bell. Rra.--Eron Smith Van
Drcillen, who has just returned from
the north, We learn Tint the Blue jacket
mill has been in successful operation
since about the first of the month, 4
richer quality Of ore than had yet been
taken from the mine, WIS struck in the
tunnel, and the yield Of presions metal
Mt the mill Is very satisfactory. Both
mill AMI furnace Arc performing ad-
miraiily, i'll consequence OF which II
quantity Of ballion has accumulated.
WHICH tho company are losirous cf
removing TO market. Smith will SHIRT
out with teams Monday to break the
ro"d INTO the works and bring tko bull
lion down.
Cor Hrs BACK UP.--A friend md n
subscriber writes us frou,. Cornucopia
That iii YOU think the Leopard mill has
shut dow, shut down my paper" We
are deeply grieved that nm erroneous
statement. brought hozo directly from
that camp, should havo ~cntaiicd so
heavy n loss upon the worthy gcutle-
man, but, until now, We had always
supposed shat the adjective describing
his mill WAS spoiled with G. instead Of
a 2.
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CARD OF

Tho Committee on Leap Year Ball,
given on the 18th instant in behalf Of
the lmiies Of Elke beg lcnve to return
thanks to Meesrs Bernard, Glccn,
Rrinlmrt, Sanders and Ycnso for Tie
excellent and unsurpassed music graf
uitously furnished them upon that oc-
cnSion.
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tho 9th Of March:
Samuel Mooscr, j. s.. Smith,
d: ~: Rand, s.. j.. Benson,
WillinII Walsh, L. l.. Drown.
j.. j.. StebbrnR, o. G. Brown
a. G. Brainard, NJ. J.. Gearinr.
Il. Is. Stilus, +. Erickson.
Il. j. Simpson, CIV. Monka.
l.. 5. IAngdun, Chas. Chase,
Z. =. Carter, Obil Curtis,
Harry unrris, Samuel Friend
Ed. 1~Inrton, Cbarlrs Stnbr.
Still. lluling, If. S. Thomson.
John DuvalI, ". J. Shelton.
D. n. Crane, }. Ynu Camp,
+: GOODWIN, George Dexter,
Moses Hays, John Murrhv,
y. NJ. Drum, T.. Mccartney,
u. T.. Wheeler, Lone Sargent,
%: %, N H"l". Hugh DOnaliue,
Iholnas Harrison, ii. Reed,
WIN; stevenson, Il. $. Wurcup,
q. W. Barrow, j. J. Wmlc,
D.: d. FAINTER L. ;. Brown,
M. Eo2ors, W. L. Ray,
Carl Frorlick, j. Is. Tolicy,
Tho following cases were arranged
and placed on tho calendar:
+. NJ. McFhetors vs.. l.. G.. Itardesty;
s. p Dorsey substituted ns plaintiff.
State VI. John ". Nelson; set for
trial March 9Th.
State ~. John Spence and +. ". An
dorson; same Ms above.
Walker & CASTOR w. Tailor & Park;
SGT for March 7th.
Grasor e. WcisIng vs.. L. Martin Ct al;
same as above.
q. d. Ogloshy VS.. j. IiuTorli sumo
as above.
Application OF }. ". Jorrott OF al. for
Stato lands; sot for March 9Th.
John Croslin VS.. Joseph Simpson;
samo Ms above.
G. w. Barrow vs.. W. II. DeFross: do.
inurrcr Withdrawn and ten DAYS Of.
lowod 10 flo answer
Amanda Anderson vB, L. +. uordestyi
nnmt b; hb1ve.
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$50 oplir, ol,I, o,s.. ci*. c4Ii.
1905 Nssisnn, 81. PA. 2ss.. 2s;..
23'+ b5-
265 Gould < Curry, 2lH, 2I1{. 81.
t35 best & Brlcil=r, G2.
1925 Savage. l75.. l7H. l7}l, 10
20 ChOllnr, -.
lO Hale Il Nrrcross, &c. iG3., 4GI..
27j Point, PAX. %.
100 Jacket, %, gS4.
$40 Alpha, %. a5h, 25II,, % b5.
lSD Imperial, So, ..
40 Empire Mill, 81, So.
100 Kcntuck. lA3;, lIII.
go Hrlchcr, 37A. 37II, II.
49, Confidence. W.. 1917 ~.
sc Con. Virginia. i42H. 4i3, 4l3.
TO S. Nevada, 2aI4, 221i, ~, 221t.
a2I., % BIZ.
$50 California, S9II, 893t.
500 Dnney, 75c-
l35 Exchrqucr, IL. 1872.
10 BULLION, 1871.
1lS5 Ovcrlann, 70. ~, 20, 1854. 7G1I,
"a, TI53. 10 L1. 741S, TAX.
. Seq. Hclcher, ~.
905 justice. y, 25H, 25E.
G20 Succnr, "a, "a.
go Uninn, 1919. 1919, H.
.7j Lady Bryan. 2;S, az.
49, Caledonia, 81, ea11, ca11, c.,
2G0 Raymond L Ely, 2O!s, 20.
G30 Eureka, lttT.
So jackson. az, =.
10 Alps ~, l.
:!35 Adams lfill, SIZE, /.
6Sj Leopard, 90, w.
IJ5 Jefferson. g..
G25 tiila. Ia, IA, TX.
ITO lnn;lInr, ~.
1879 Tiger, ODE, G2,Ic.
~ Northern Belle, 35.
lO0 l~iusscy. l..
30 General Thomas, 7. CO., ~.
2SO0 Mansfield, Gvc. C2t &C.
IT5 Niagara, 5Oc.
10 LcviHthau, l1k. ~.
2ni5 Prospect, 81. 81, 5:G, c, L3O.
40 Maryland, l..
300 Morning Star, ~.
lW Monumental. IL.
100 West Brlahrr, 2l:.
1900 Weber. I5., IL.
SO Rock Island, AZ, 4,t.
C:5 New York, ~, las.
40 Occidental. tx.
no Sheridan, /, Sic.
ii0 American Flat, :, az.
$50 W0odvillc, ;, 81, ~, 3,<.
12D Alta, ,.
1910 Seq. Caledonia, TX.
i23 Lady Washington, 3at. go, az.
ITO kosSutl., 4.
TuO Andes, ~, IA.
4h Europa. Csc. 25c.
200 Wells, Fargo. lSc.
800 North Carson, Zoe.
30 Advance, 3. %.
$50 Coso Con-, G:1;c. zoe, zoe.
100 q. Chnriqt, =.
$50 South Chariot, I5c.
500 knieknriisprker, 10. T..
Tito baltimore, ~. ~. ~, 5, az.
2D0 EInpirc, Idaho, 5Uc.
~ Utah. 1917, 10.
20 Silver Hill. I0IG, 81.
l"Ij Dayton, eiI.
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CEroln Thursdays Daiiy.l

AZ WEcSc.-Oa Friday night, d.
rectly aftcrthc arrival Of the C~ornu:ou,a
stage, VI received the information thnt
the Leopard mill had closed down. We
had every reason to regard the intrlIi-
gcnce rs authentic, and accordingly
gave publicity to the statement, which
has since been proven TO have been ell
tircly without foundation. Prom Stove
Frum and Charley Brossimcr, who lief,
Cornucopia Monday, We learn that
everything is proceeding as usual; the
mill banging uwny with every prospect
Of its continuing to do so for an indcf-
mite period. How such foundationlcss
rurors are Matched, and for what pur-
pose, il beyond orr comprehension.
LATEK.-Wc received from Mr.. Plum
MGR, Superintendent Of tho Leopard
rine nnd mill, last night, n letter con-
tanning the assurance that the mill Inns
not closed, nor will /, bc closed except
for necessary rcpairI, this season. Eve
rything is working admirably, both al
the mill and mine. 1t affords us sincere
pleasure to be able TO truthfully refute
the false report received hero ON Friday
last.
THE BALL AT CARLIS.-A large party
OF ladies AMI gentlemen took the special
car ON Tuesday evening md were pres
ent mt the grand Centennial Celebration
given by The Skidiuore Combination, at
Carlin, for the benefit of the Library
Association Of that place. F2om some
OF those Thn tool: part in the festivities,
we learn tlsat the supper was al, excel
lent one, the music voluptuous anil the
hall all That coull b. desired for dang
ing purposes. SallntoIy svolutions were
strictly in oTGlcr until 3 O'Clock IL. M,
and I'll" Elko deVoices arrived ut lone
by Il Special at G30. AS tho tired
plcasurc-scc!iers were engaged during
the day i'll sleeping of the effects Of the
nights dissipation, further than tllut
the grand affair was al immense sue
cess, wc were unable TO ascertain.
ISctHDIIIIsM.--.an attempt WAS male
to fire the premises directly in STfo roar
Of Tiomns Giiblin's saloon about IL
O'Clock Monday night Ivy placing in M
clubhouse q shallow tin vessel contain
ing coal-0il and other cumhustibles, and
iGniiing the same. Fortunately the
light OF the flame attracted attention
before il had communicated to the
woodwork and Tie devlish scheme
Was frustrated. II i. IL pity that the
miscrean. who placed the fro there
Was not cNught i'll the act. +. is pro.
i1tt'fe thai unG effort t5o mnry. OF This
character, will be made when-Gol
help them, for they will need his inter.
position.
PEnsoNAL.-a. p. Freeman returned
from San Francisco Monday evening.
Steve Frum nnd Charley Brossciner ar.
rived from C~ornucnpia by stage, same
night. Charleys Warner md Davis.
who left here .cr Ecrnucopia Sunday
night, arrived here again last evening,
making tho round trip in four dnyE, in
Guiding ole day at the ''Ilorn:" and
yet the Winncmuccn journals nro not
happy.
Is TOwS.--Dr. M. ". Palsons, the
well known dentist. has his extensive
rar"phern"li" for repairing defective
inolHYs in complete readiness. md will
furnish satisfaction to all WHO msy
call upon him mt his rooms in the De-
pot Hotel. He understands his bust
ness and will turn you OF n good job.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-26

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