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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
e + E III bmr9er Gazette.
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" u CT u II Z u y E =.
Rstts' anadntisa S9srJ ,ttms, hem striasu.
erbsitsrt bic SeeIs uae atfsretr, iasa
bic Gffuusbtit oss Ssttss.
gs~ Gin bumoriItildsr Wirt6 in Wan=
fcta, Winn., bat in leinem 2ofal folsenoe
Wabnuns aufsehansen
-Nn einen 2iteraturfrcunr."
Wsnn BEL oen eolen @0ttsrsaben.
gu Oeinen esib niait ltdrten.
lin aud 3usleid ben @sit ju laben
Nad Iei4leu SusesUertsn
go nimm bic 3situns nur gu 9anb,
Sod ted lie ni6t mebr ein-
Senn Steblen in BEN Ireien 2ano
3iemt sroBen 5ctren ollein,
Drum .Srsuu6" merle Dir oen 5trt:
,WGine Sldtter thu i9 ~taufeu,
uno Ole feline Siebe bonst man Itsts,
Nur 9roBe ldBt mon laufen.~
asas1er Bauer mad ssenoistcn YroSsB.
Sottlob, bas i9 Elm Bauer bin,
uuo MIDI Elm Nopotat,
Ser ole Sage I,inen Siun
auf CANT uno Strsiten bat
l1no usnn er nod 10 ehriid 1T,
@ie lie ridt ole Iino,
6a6r' id bed lieber meinen Drift
Sn Rssen uno in @ino.
Seun oupon wd9lt Die Saat bsrfir,
Ohm Silfs oes @sri9ts
Nus Ni1ts miro Gtuas Damn BEL mir,
Del ibm aus Gtuas Ni9ts.
8ottlOb, oab i9 Elm Bauer Bin,
unb nibt Elm aopotat!
llno fabt i'd uisosr Su ibm Gin,
go brshe mir 6as Rao
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
Chicago INTO yortGwelierr
Giienoahu.

psFasist fur gsisass. Detroit, Jslsss. gltssIans.
SuHalp. 8tasara 5a1s. pittssurt Cincinnati. Re&sasr.
aisaug 5erents, ReHtrsal. SaebsC. pertldne. Setea,
Sare. san 6~raaslsee. Sasrdmtute, Oseta. Salt eas
2itp, Gsnper. Council Bluffs. SicuI Gttp 81. gaul, piar
,uftts, 9seanasd. getnaiba. @aptlsa. &etstnnt, Omaba,
aiRftsu. WlueRa. Dulutp, 9rseu Sap. WilTauitt uus aai
gunis RS slid, gDsfIt3. Suslia uHs Ssalid, isutsa tsa
{idtis sta Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17

gSS" auf Der Silsnbabn. &~eiisnosr:
vSie. 1T Der nddite mad y. abssbenoe 3a9
Elm SummeIus2
Seamtsr ~Nsin bas ssrabs nidt, aber
er nimnt troboem 9ummlsr nit"
, 1876-02-26

3die Auktion Torsdag den code
April 1876.
Auktionsconditionerne og 0yrige
Salget vedkommende Dokumenter
ere til Eftersyn paa undertegnede
Auktionskontoir.
Christiansteds Auktionskontoir den
I9de Februar 1876.
II. A. JUR&.
, 1876-02-26

ALLIE og Enbyer, SON have Noget
al Mt fordrc paa Skiftet etter afg.
Rombodholder Charles (eller Carlos)
Pereira, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for underteg.
nede Skifteret at anmelde og bevis-
liggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Da@s Varsel Afd6des Arvinger efter
Loyen til at anmelde og legitimere
sic, SAINT varetage deres Tarv under
Skifebehandlingen.
St. Thome Skifteret, den lode
Februar 1876. .@'t
p. M. ANDERSEN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
From Wednesdays D4iIy.

Sent Ur.-=Ee notice In n San Er,;tt-
cisco paper that Iul,n EcIly; tlu tetlic:
n:hu who p~crsdrn,cd Miiitt.Ihl through
the Batilk of california dita from ": p.
Frcemtn & cD., ~ this plucc, some
S3iUcO lcIibSithd with them by Miller.
AL "ccoutt 81 Which wig published IL
coulN ut weeks nyo; h;i4 Lcc'i Gui.:
signed tB TIT i'er'i.brtinry. fDr Ave tGdys,
his eririe rSing ~ftfonh!: .tAe t4ajGsi$ T.
the law must be sustained sven lprtirr
ii hpuilT rEttI .'dlS did adueIe4igs i:
talented humufist.
WILL BuY oREs.-1ds Uit d:dHslh.
tnuc", DIR. linrd, Has Just retnriteii
from Chicdgo wltEre he fins perfected
arrangements with ii company Of Hon:
led men for tho purchase 81 ores for
shipment to MI! joint. IIik Doctoif
brought will lin n first ciiss nssnyerrs
outfit with which TO test all samples
ent him with II view to- the snIu of oTea,
and money 10 pay for wlInt Ito But:
chnsca.
PEri5o$N:-;RnH. G. II. Allen, de.
pattsd for tic wtst by tho train yes!er.
day i~h7rning, lie conteinplatcs making
Elko his pidSo tf residence. .... II. X:
Truett Of Cornitotin arrived here By
private conveyance and took tile same
.Fnin f6r san Francisco. Attached TO
the train was Il special cur Of tito Cen.
irnl Pennsylvania rond conveying n
number Of Railroad mngHatcs to tie
shores OF the Pacific:
AHou1 CONFERENCE.-THE ne% brick
building known as Prior Hall, opposite
this onieo h nb1ft completed. We
stepped ovef Yesterday and f1dnd the old
pioritcf Pnilitcf rtuaily engaged in clab.
OtaIiirg the finishing toucllcS ubou
the interior. Tho window blinds will
lie Rtiiig today NIL "a s56ih as tho
pnint is sufficiently dried, nc linli VIII
he ready for occupancy.
F6H TITS Ilor Sfnr%as!-:rRc rF,sou.
crs sentenced to tho Poiitcnltnry by
tho court yesterday will start for car:
son this morning in charge Of Deputy
Sheriff fTl, Scitz.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
From Thursdays Dnily.'}

AnRE-rhr:--JohH M6&d LIS been EGrf.'
rested in Eureka on suspicion Of being
tho liBht-fngcrcd CONT who dug into
Rcinfi"rs & Co.'s %,storct in Elko. on
Sunday morning last, and yesterday
Sheriff Brown sent Frmk Goodncnu TO
bring him hithtt FOR trial. y. Rein.
hurt, senior member of the firm robbed.
hi in Earcka, and recognized Mead MS n
party who was in tho sroYc OH Saturday.
When arrested no Ind on q woolch
shirt, similar 10 t,foso. stolcn from tho
store, and he Ind in his possOssion d
pair OF blankets Of a pattern which is
kept In stock In tho hoaS6, while tho
fact thot he had paid hB fdro TO that
place in "qqarttts," ttho money taken
from tho tills being principally Of that
doh6mfndtlonl adds another link to tho
Testimony. or c6Nirso tho evidence
against him is purely eircumsipnlial,
but tbs chbin Is said'to b6 inbroken
and worry strong.
T'fE legal l~uminafios Of Elko will 60
counting again on Saturday ne1t, which
will probably DO for tho last time during
the present term Of tie District Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25

G~fScksuES AT HoIK.-The large cry
gG5db'hnid grocery store Of Rriuhats &
Co. wGs closed Saturday night hs Usual
and upon being enitefe4 BY some one
Of tho firm OH the f5iaowing morning
1t was Immediately discovered thai the
place had been burglarized. durinn the
night. An investigation disclosed the
fact that SOS had beSn taken from the
money drawer AMI some articles Of doth,
ing werc also missed. The thieves. ef-
footed an cfafhnee to the t6ildinx bv
cutting IN 'trtrS3g through the brick
wall, and rited the drawer by boring
holes around me lock cntii II fell from
its position: Tho PERPETRATORS arc evil
IDENTIFY experts i'll their line Of business;
the judgment displayed. III the select.
io't Of q safe and comfortable place to
Platform their labor Of entrance, brand
ing tseni rs such. On tho west side.
aud towards the rear of the main build
ing, butlt nEuiist it, IL u coal or wood
shed. and within this enclosure their
work could be conducted silently and
without danger from the curious. SIt.
Wagner, an old gentleman who sleeps
III n room aljourniIg Tie blacksmith:
shop Of +. Phillips states that between
nine and ten O'Clock he WIS ~aynsehYd
by parties entering the shop, but SUP
posed it to De SOME of the employees.
When the implements with which the
opening was m4dG iii the wall, und In TIE
rItwcr were founl to have been tukstl
from TINT shop nntl further that no
eiiploye hnd been there during the
n'gdt; it became apparent that the
pntees entering the shop were the same
who committed the burglary. fhe
worry eoldneSs Of the burglars, dis4rhied
suspicion on the part Of Mr.. Wagner,
and to Tint fact is attributed their es-
cape ftoI1 thtecIion. Considerable ex-
citcment ~aa ocGnsioicd by the robbGrr,
ano the oifSats were Immediately upon
The nlert, and although one man., IL sirnn-
ger i'll towh;was arrested on Suspicion, no
evidence " guilt was discdEered about
him, aud no clue to TIE Perpetrators
has yet been discovered. An UNHEALTHY,
number of strangers without ap,nreut
means Of support and bearing the insig.
MA ot nrthing more iUftt than that Of
Tree lunch dcnds, have been nbticcd
IN town 81 late, and this little escapadr
H. probably II prelude to larger opera
tions: There is law in this Sta4e for
the esper'al benefit Uf Migrants. and it
ii the duty OF the ohittis is Eec IL Il
thai the ldw does ildt Bet6ino n ,ead
letter. II tile dtlstts fail 10 Protect
citizens from Tie dGrredations of these
c"rmornnts, We gwc credibly informed
that they Eiit ttfa& l,pbh their reserved
rights Mud protect themselves. 4.
word to the wise, rte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
From Tuesdays Daily:

Orr TnAcK.--TMc castwhrJ-
bo''nd express train. Satdfdny ctening,
whcu iicnr tho bridge over the North
ForS, run over n COW, thrOwfiic The en-
ginc and tender from tho iftck: The
accident occurred di II sharp curve. bet
Ncscguir, the crigincer, snw tile danger,
and " igstnii,ly totcrsing tic cngiHe
anil Htilyiiis TIE nir.Lrake, prevented
whit in Ill probability would haze Icon
n serious nffnir. As it was, tho speed of
tho 'rnir MAS 81 rSauecd that only the
engine and tchdcr icfi tho track; the
engineer md flrcmidn cscnping injury by
lenlinS to me groiHa: The engine,
although o%rcrsci, sustained hut GompGr-
atiyeiy little injury The lratK WIS
clcHrtd i6f tltS rhoruing trim fr5ni Gg-
den, which arrived hero two hourG BE-
hind time: fho TRIM from the tGisl
ysStdtahy iGorhiRE MS diso behind
tiiHSi 8&irB TO tic GtthRing Of n portion
H n Of the engine tricks beyond
l~lullcck StNlion. by careful manage
mont they wtto thahfcd 10 rcnth that
ri*eo, @hofo'n freight chginc WINS pro.
cured, and run hero tail foremost, II in
turf giving rlnct "a Nh ongiRo fem
Carlin with her bufis oyc looking west.
FoR Tht&thtk.- Il will he noticed
thHt q. II. TIol,irr announces himself
" Candidate for tho position Of County
Treasurer. George il n good square
man. HRd WIS tnons tho first scttiors OF
the County, having located in wllnt Is
How kHowh A. Tuscarora MS early RI
1865. icisaconsistcnt Democtasaidi5
entitled to consideration by tho tonvcn-
ton!
1~MrtotiS&.- - dispatch Vas received
from san Jose by NJ. =. Haynes, yes.
tcrday, Stating Tint Jonas scoloy Ii
much improved II was recently 70.
ported Tint no VAS bcyoad recovery,
Which wax ovidthay rtthasuro!
HubLioN TAx..-County Assessor
otiSwold yesterday paid into tho county
treasury THO S,tn Of $500 II, bIing
mo oriotihE Of bullion tax collected IN
this county for tho quarter ending Dec.
3lst. 1875.
B9Sisr &c0. wiz order tho maohfE.
cry for tho new noutins mill shortly.
ThE Humboldt River is now entirely
FREQ Of ice, and Ia fast assuming tho
proportions Of q davngtb!c etrehm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
PERsoEAI.-DF: Sreigs started to Eu-

PERsokaE-Dr: Mcigs started 10 Eu-
roka yesterday. IS. S. Sears, "of uS,'
was among those who westward went
Yesterday. He goes 10 attend the meet
ihB of the Democrats State Central
Ettdmittee i'll Virginia on Saturday
hext. Judge Mayhugh has returned
nom Virginia City, whittier he hos beeh
in altendance Upon the Republican
State COMMITTEES -. The jurymen. Wild
have been attending court have about all
gone homo. 49,. Superintendent Codding-
ton and Train Dispatcher Whited we're
in town yesterday morning.
SruSx has got II good ''purp." Some
body stole thut ''dorg." hid last week
Stone hennt OF him in Carson City;
but Tucsdey evening. when tho express
Train arrived. >nong the first passen-
gcfA TO jhhi.. of WAS that Identical
'tpdrp.'" lie is an orphan, and Ind no
tisftt, Bit Ee is pretty good WHEN il
SoiiiSs ID "sparring."
band, ~rTc.-Among the. notaLlts on
Wcst:6ohnd passenger train yesterday
morning wcro Montgomery Queens
crcus band and a portion Of hib ring
performers. The baud Stuck DIP rs
the train neared the depot. and tlayed
several pieces in superb style. This
band is probably tho BEST now ia tho
United States. mt will be n credit 10
Queens ie-organized show. which will
start upon lis travels in n few !Aecks,
visiting the principal points in Cali.
~fornia; Oregon aud Nevada.
COEEEsfoNpEScI.-We are IN Itceipt
OF II correspondence from Independence
Wiley; DYER the signature df ".Annptta,"
but cannot publish it until No receive
The name Of Tho author There Is an
old ana established rule aiiiung news
paper mon not to give publicity 10 aiiy
article without knowing the writer;
therefore; wG hcpo "Annctta" will fur.
nish his or her 1--WE areu of the opihioiI
that 1t is tie ~iattcr) hume, md We will
insert the Hem mentioned.
RStAIGISu.-Hibbets & Sale nre
bnilling an addition to the resideiife Of
Deputy Sheriff Banks, which is Of no
mean proportions, aud adds gfeatly 10
the appearance of that domicilc.
DUrIiHS. Tuesday evening tlir6o bars
Of bullion were received from Cornu-
copia, Int MS the boxes became linked
up, no way-bills came down; and their
value Is unknown:
Jusr about this tiliie sohis Of the
nimrods who occupy their spare time in
shouting wild ducks, had better quit
that practice, rs the gnIne lA~ Is how in
iJfSG:
.Go$E.-Naisot, Johnson and tHinn
Harry took tlieir departure for Carson
yestcflnF nicriiiiig; Us serve out their
several sentences in tile I'cniteniIary.
JAr$-I1st evening the Japanese
Ceiittiiiiidl CUnin!tsst0r, co5iisisting Of
eight PERSONS, passed east III the trim.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
From fridays Unily:j

E|SEii AE&ti&a.-The annual meet.
it!g q Stockholders Of ths IsIund Mount
aliS taaGet Eo;iibaHt took place 1T the
Office 81 tie -cmphiiy;; III Elko; Oh The
a2d i~t'Iffitt' II $lsicfi G2:IGl shares of
The c"pttal Gtocs *cte fcbreseited. The
election Of trustees being iii order, the
foildwiHE gehtlcnien were e~lioscii: L.
n. Stone, p: 4. toscrS, tfeo. sEitz,
TlfomHs Giblin and John S. Mhyhugh.
At n Subsequent meeting Of tho new
board of frHStcta an Grg6iiizatiStii was
effected by the selection Of tile follow
ing officers: y. N! Stons, President;
IL. NJ. Grant, Secretary, and a. Bixel,
Trcasufct, aftct Which an assessHieM of
ceDt per sltirc was levied upsn the
stock of tho corporation. This COM
pany has no debt to meet, and VIII tic
funds 10 I'D FUSED by this ASSESSMENT
will proceed TO systematically develop
It's PROPERTY IFS soon rs the scnsutt will
Hdtnil. it 6ss Il good sli8%fHg iCyel-
dbcd ~ tho sfiai!i mich was sunk list
Fail, and the close proximity "a the
Mnrdis Silver Comrany'k mill afof,ls
il nn ample opportunity to live rs Stcs
%thoroughfs tested:
SESrEScED:-JTck Virgins; on Wed.
nes'lay lust, was nrraigncd before JuHtte
Emerson, Of Salt LAKE. TO receive hin
sentence ~ tho murder of "Dutch
JOHN" Under tho statutes OF UtKk ihe
Prisof'ct was allowed tho privilege 81
Choosing; tRk manner Of death tcitLcr to
DO slot, huRg Jf behcndcd). and Wig:
gins concluded to suffer death by shoot.
ing. 1t was accordingly ctdcrcd BIZ fbe
Court thRt ~, ". Virgins 10 shot to
death OH Fridny, tho 23d day cf June,
A:D. 1876, between tho hourt OF 10
o'clock 4. III. ERd 8 6'dIGsE p. nj" Tho
Prif6rtf's COUNSEL gG;Ti65 Notice Of appeal,
end TO Tribune inclincs 70 tho opinion
TINT RS dSbcrhiSh ,HG:y "yct end in
smoke" Virgins is well known In
mis- continuing us ono Of tho three.
card sharps who infested EIk;o stouIdo, Two
years ago, mud While 10 IYSis fe,k n anv
friends here, many Win havo a look or
} ~orH Of pity for the poor wretch who
thus meets an ignominious, but probab.
~ just, fate.
TuscARoRA. - Massrs. Whetrtf NH
bobettk vent &ch on thoit return
home Wednesday morning from t6c;ir
trip Of examination Of the Do Frees
property, in Tuscarora District. Wa
haSo botn' Informed TIM they were we'll
pleased with tho prospects OF this pfop.
ottv, and will al nm early day ship tho
machinery for tho mill 10 this blaco.
Tho timbcrs will DO shipped hero In the
rough, and framed bcfor6 being londdd
on teams for ITS final shipment to the
mill sitc. Tho owners Of tho pfopcrly
nro now determined to prosecute thu
work Of developing tho present favor.
Hblc prospects in tho mine, and, b,
judicious management. such as thc
property will now receive, tho work,
can DO mado to be profitable and make
i's marx.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
sArrEpAt :; aiAncn ~. ts7d.

1870 Ju,io, 1nt., 49,. III. "a ,as. ,c..
4DW CoicJn,Ini'iiiE' iI,n TX ~;
GGIo i'>h H''' ii''' h''
5l5 EImitirt ID,;,t
$50 q. Fl. Qnnrt,, 5s;,G
675 Kc,,iucf;. On, IIltt' IN m IN
U2WS Hiuh", 81 ~ ~ iSt 3 iS5,; DID,
IIGO IjGlsh,r, ~, &c. -
S05 Coriliri,c" a. ~ M; "a.
1880 &. Ncrndn, %, ~. GiiHI a7u
49, trm. " """ ~ 80"
2ao I,niil" ", no ~, 5o,, son,
q Dane q ''"" ''r' 7
iIY5 Excbsnncr. %, 5o,. oaif I'm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
BRk9o our anE viF1L sxaN84:

nE,A. " Z
,gNhsfe II gcneraily, oven ip. the most
9eiifnts! Sonseirtion,. Z, htHnt reseIrE
OF vital sncfgSS The medical fhmulant
OF all othefS Eeft hGSSniAfH& I'll. ftplHH!
THIS "a" fnr.iiG ~ H0atcttOr'a Slomach
bitter1. The IMPULSE which tAat In
estilnable preparation leads to tho ae:'
ton Of the various organs ihaSroS
. more vigorous and coiise9uents AoallB4
discharge of thsiE EartISs fnpctions
thaif they wppld BIZ ,SARalbt9 III: without
its aid. gill TIE .'hlllp 10. qatpJfn Tine
communiSasSH ID &eyer. Gffe1SlYSs,b Ht
Away" equggis. Ind E!esE9lsF: 345 ~
much stimulation y impaired Gs. IA .far
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
ELko, New. MARCEL 20Ih. 1876.

If y05ua waM 4 niice.ynl o. oycrc,oo,,
dent fail to call at Efg1ef's' Ekd SSa
Wilt ahtely BE- suited
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
NOTICE:

% I4A, sEi:I.., ..rIS .T.ssr:t pa
All PEESoNS INDEBTED TS
THE i.E1RM H;OF,, hUSSEEu ,,.&
PIEb Hit Az HeE2R5R2 MOTT:
cOUNTg 3Rt StFfffR ftrSeHI1:
ATELY TfiEF #tfT III 1t aEPH
FOR TDTTFCTinT. ~ HHoNNIA
ELko. New. Marcel 2Oth, 1876.
Fonn S,iH ct
for, saIG n II lot,,,Itn 1Est Sns,,% S SIt.:
ert$ Ehd*ii q: lie t%EitS sa;lfpEEpp}S
SpTi4 9SSn "i fTF 8 j 5Soul q; .5ils Haa !
springs are celebrated for their medical
and aanatory properties, and ell who
have fairy tesae4 thlif. Ytttrhu hove
been greatly bshtatsfd !Heteby.. flIi
! Siis$: 81 ES 5Es # q 'sPS $ I pa =:
inc m gaohF'o''f. Z L I III "a
60, A;SueSGSa -
sToNE ALE M%hya 6t utaught IT thd
A1Dln SnlOOn- ."H a.HI ."H ..... -..|" .# y "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
san ynANc1sCo Il, .
ST'oGK REPORT,
tSHtpGT, MARCH ~, ts7G.

NH- .Ha.H - "
600 Oplir,. G51<, G5.i, CO. ~
42aO Mexican, 9Sr $3.50 'SHi 3stI, %
1s5 Gould & Curry, Oh, 41ft.&. s1,..
900 Dsst & BtstHsr. 5s1;, 5s,t, 5s.1
98j California, SIX, S7X, S7T., IS.
$3.50 Savage. IL. lS!G, 1SH.
1870 Con. Virginia, SG1I, SO, sGT, 8GI,
1856 Chollar, iaa. l29, 125, l2G, 1877.
$50 Hale 4 Sorcrcss, G7, Gs, G71i, &C.
60, Gs. =
1l6o Point, 25s.;. 2gX, 25H. 251i, 25,f,
6O2O Jacket, 9G1Ir ~, 1864, 36H, Wn,
$500 Imperial. TX. L., T7Xs I7x.
27lO Empire 1917, 1917, Ii, l0J{, IL.
800 Kcntuck. l9II. 10. 1926, 1874, ID.
$50 Con. q. II. Quartz, 6, 8, 81,
400 Alpha, 81. 53. 53s::, 58Tt.'
2O5 Bclchcr,, sc. IS. 81.
,5I5 COniidriiGe. %; 2SII,, 28, 27si, %.
730 Sierra Nevada. 244, "a, AZ,
Is Bullion. 7b. Oh
. 80 Exchequcr, -, 2I74, ak, e,
2l5;.
10 Seq. Belcher. Go, -.
505 0vern'niS, 64Hi 85ii; 20.
lsGO Justice, SAX 49, '9'I' a21.s92H'
'2lo5 Uniorr 1871, 's::. 1s1l.
600 buckeye. l;i:
1850 Bryan g5., >, 2't. 2S. .i'.
S95 Julia, 1925, IGfi 1917, 1871 1875;
2S15 CnlethhAin, 1919 l51+, l5:., l54;
p 1913, 1917, 1874. l.
. 10 10 R nsySS! ~ Ely, ,7,1. Tx,
l25 Eureka. ilH, lIII.
220 Jncksoni 2II, 2iI, ~.
ITO Alps, AZ. ~, ~.
% Belmont. *. a..
1860 Leopard. q, GH, OK, 5j., 54:
i25 Jefferson, 31t.
ll55 Giln, 2tI,2G.
j21 Panther 2, ~.
20 Northern lIriiu, 10. &.
$50 HuS-cy, Tic. S7t.u.
10 Tybol lUsl, lux:
60 Gencfnl Thomas, 81, 5X.
20 Nnniiutinti. Ok.
50 Mansfield, 4Od. .
20 Adrhicc, 1917, 1UX:
9D Sbsp con., Il.
i0O New Coso, =.
ESQ Golden Chariot, 2III, ~; 2t;.
$50 South Chariot, zoe. -
Ago Poorman, Sue. poe, sTIfc; 15c.
~ American Flat 2. H
500 Sheridan, 2IfI 2tI. -
200 Alta, /.
800 woodvillcs SO, 5X.
HOO 3. Caledonia, az, 2It. =
lSj OccidpiilaIy o:
so Mint, Gpc.
80 Lady Washington, 4: -.
TOO KossItli, NJ, A.
80 Andes, ~, !, AZ b2o.
5l5 Knickrrhuek.r, IA, Al:
lG00 Globe, lOc; JTIIc:
lS5 Fillmore; "a, 8>i:
9l5 Utah, 81, 2ilI, %, 2I1.:
$40 Silver EtiII, iitI, ila;:
l71 ECLIPSE, To- 9tfi Va. q
GEO Challenges, TX, 71I, 7tI:
ii9o Da}tuhi TX, I1,i7I:
iOU Rock Island, ~.
325 Dardnnciles. 3I,. 8; Is
$50 EeU York; AZ, 2. stG: .
400 Morning Earl, az:
$50 niires G1,t. 2X:
300 tfyiinS~ z. a-.,
L. 600 Eric. /. "'
200 Lee, 2if:
300 Pacific. 1:
olOO Wells FdfsHi 45t; 5JG; lflIc, %.
go Europe; 70J.
1850 North Carson. 3D.; Zoe. S71:, SIC.
Toe. zoe. ,
.;l20 Cosmopolitan, 37Ifci I5r.
300 South Justice, 21ii 3; 2I.:
900 North Cob. flrgiDiA; "a NJ:
300 Prospect; 0:
ITO Trojan, NJ: ,,
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25

bhianco oil hhfa ...........,.$ | 90
Tho nB6yO balance q onb dollar ami
afly ccnta viii DO hNnttd Over TO tho
Sunday School Il not otherwise order.
ed: Respectfully,
3ra JOIN AMY, Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25
tfrorn SGh1&y'E baily.j
LEAF YEAR bALL;

Enron ~fxbkErsbrSSr fIcodo in,strt
fhis in yoTit toldmnag II Is most truly
dedicated Is tf0$c VIC fnhagfnc TINT tho
TREASURER Of Mo Ladies' LeGp Year Bril-
ms pocketcd tho proceeds;
nECEffTs;
From sale OF tickets, ,. .,.SIG7 %
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-25

T4osD unruly ea ii1rsi Who vi,
pefsfsri III. getting Into sss, iosan.y jail
must % made 10 earn tSeif MAb-IucH
Is i&s R43ssSot she.iff Brown. tsa dur;
ing tleSaA Meek, or two he has ESsa
prac.iciis i. !Sppni ,Giea., Since the
coinmensemcas 81 Work. on. The Training
ditch he has eaRi5fsA Hose under hi
charge in attending u IT. SHd .Aai
they nre utilized.
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07
Prairie Grove Grange. No. 17S.

CHAs. Z. PERRINE Master.
VIM I. Morgan, Overseer.
Samuel Ramsden, Lecturer.
J. B. Smith. Steward.
J. ID. Parker. Asst. Stewards
Saml. X. Bourland. Chaplain.
John B. Kiber Treasurer,
l.. f. Bryan. Secretary.
John kibler Gate Keeper,
Mrs. A. j. Winters. Ceres,
d" D. G. kibler. Flora.
" Kate Shields Pomona.
+" Emma Micrs, Stewardess.
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07

A CmLp's HEAyEN-Children Of deli
cate natures are always fond of birds. "A
beautiful child Of mine, who died 1t six
years of age, was an instance Of this.
Seeing his end approaching, said to
him.
Are you willing to die, dear, and SO
to heaven p 4l He
He put his little arms around my neck
and was silent for many nnnutes. atis
my heart sank within me- At length be
lifted his face and asked:
Are there birds and Go.ers in heav.
en-, mamma I"
"Yes, my darling, ali that is beautiful
here we shalt find there, !"
Then am willing to 60"
In few hours his pure spirit passed
,wss
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07
Alma Grange, No. 20.

tfIHld uIHhsCS Nos 100
NJ. F. LOCKE. Master.
A. J. Steward, Overseer,
L. l.. Seward, Lecturer.
j. 4. Smith. Steward.
W. K. Boiling Assistant Steward
A B. Dobbs. Chaplain,
T. w. Boiling. Treasurer,
A. b. Howell Secretary.
II. I. Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. n. A Locke, Ceres,
Mrs. B. p. Renfroe. Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. \ Pride. Flora,
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, Stewardess.
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07
Van Buren, Grange, No. IS.

DANIEL MICHAEL, Master,
NJ. G. Lemey. Overseer,
Z. II Hoyl Lecturer.
NJ. T. West, steward,
Michael fure Assistant Steward
Samuel McCurdy. Chaplain.
Alfred Tool Treasurer.
Henry Shibley, Secretary.
William Hurst Gate Keeper,
Mrs. Belinda Tool, Ceres.
Mrs Phebe Brunk. Pomona,
Miss Mary A Shoop, Flora. ...
Mrs. S. A. Furie, Lady Asst. Steward.
Lafayette Grange, No. 40.
RICHARD HILL, Master,
Thomas N Ingram, Overseer,
Elisha Dean. Lecturer.
James T. Jones. Steward,
Leondus NJ. Hill, Assistant Steward,
W. G.. Meadors, Chaplain.
Columbus G. Adams. Treasurer,
w. r. Dean, Gate Keeper,
William A. Arnold, Secretary,,
Mrs Mary e. Hill. Ceres.
Mrs. Caroline Dean. Pomona,
Mrs Caroline Love. Flora,
Mrs l.. V. Meadors. Stewardess.
Regular meetings every Saturday, before
the first Sabbath in each month, ut the resi-
dence of Elisha Dean. at l o'clock, p. M. and
we earnestly invite members in good stand
ing of other Oranges to meet with us.