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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15
Attention, Farmers !

I TAKE pleasure in informing you, that
L am still Offering for sale TIE OLD
RELIABLE ZELL'S ANNOTATED
BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE, which has
passed through the harvest of 1877, IhOnor
bright clothing the waste places with
golden grain, making glad the hearts of
honest tillers of the soil. Numbers of tes-
timonials might be given from those who
have used it for years, in connection with
other leading PhOsphates, and regard
Zell's as the best, giving the most salts
factory returns.
ALSO OFFER
WIIAN'S RAW BONE SUPER PHOS-
PLATE. This Phosphate took the pre-
MUM at the great Centennial Exhibition,
1876. 1t is Il leading standard PHOS-
PHATE; was used in this community last
season with satisfactory results. Always
dry and in fine condition.
ALSO OFFER
POPLEIN'S SILICATED SUPER PHOS-
PLATE OF LINE, contains the new in
gredient of Vegetable Silica, said TO pro-
duce more grain to the head, making
three grains where two formerly grew
all on accommodating terms. Crop time.
Early orders solicited before the rush sets
in, as larger amount is expected to be
used this fall than ever heretofore.
Resp't., j. 5. MELVIN.
DulfieldS, Aug. 4, 1877. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15
Watches!
JeWelry -!

d OMAINE GOLD, so extensively worn
LII in Paris, was first discovered in 1870,
by the celebrated French chemist, Mons.
ID. Be Lainge, who manufactured it into
jewelry, and for five years sold it TO the
leading jewelers. of Paris for SOLID GOLD.
In 1915, when his secret became known,
ten of the manufacturing jewelers. estab-
lished a stock company, with capital
of $40, 0OO, 900 for the purpose of manufac-
turing ROMANO GOLD JEwELRY AND
WATCHES. With this immense capital,
and the aid of improved machinery they
are enabled to produce all the latest pat
terms of jewelry at less than one-tenth the
cost of Solid Gold, and of quality and
color which makes it impossible even for
experts to detect it from the genuine.
WEHAvE SECURED THE EXCLUSIVE AGEN-
CY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA,
for the sale of all goods manufactured
from this metal, and i'm order to introduce
them in the most speedy manner, have put
up assorted sample lots as given below,
which we will sell ut ONE-TENTH THE RE-
TAIL VALUE UNTIL JANUARY lsr, 1873.
Read the list.
5O-CENT LOT.
One Gents Watch Chain, retail price 81 90
One pair Engraved Sleeve
Buttons, retail price 20
One Stone-Set Scarf pin, " &" Is
One set Spiral Shirt Studs " " 10
One i'm. shape Col. But'n &" 4" 30
One ny plain Wed. Ring" l25
Total $500
For 80 cents we will send above six ar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-15
NOTICE
E. J. LEES EXECUTORS.

X ECElVED by last steamer fine lot of
LIZ LINE MEMS HATS of the best quality and
different colOrs.
Sep |. w. CHAPLINE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

The Execution OF Robert II. Crozier.
At precisely 4:i0 o'clock, last oven
ing. Il. II. Crozier paid tho extreme
penalty Of his crime in tho Humboldt
county jail-yard Mt Winuemucca. At
that hour the trap was sprung md tho
doomed man was instantly launched
into eternity-tho neck being broken
By tho fall, md tho pulse ccasing to
beat within fifteen minutes, life was
declared extinct by tho attending physi-
cian. .......
The nature Of the crime for which he
was condemned, together with all the
legal proceedings connected with his
case up TO the time Of his execution, is
familiar to our readers md requires no
recapitulAlicn. That the sentence Of the
law was just one, mono will attempt to
gainsay, although tho natural sympathy
for miserable mortal reduced to so
desperate strait would have been
quite content with mitigation OF tho
punishment TO he inflicted. Such ex-
hibition Of feeling is but human. and,
instead of being regarded MS objcctional
weakness, is really IN honorable tribute
to advanced humanity.
At Crozier's request, but few persons
wcrc admitted 10 witness the execution;
and just before the fatal moose was adj
justed, lie composcdly addressed those
present in the following words
~ say this, my friends I am
shortly 10 be launched into eternity for
crimo did not commit "A murder
did net commit. l dio believing there
Is justice beyond the grave tribunal
where there is no corruption aud where
money is not required. lose my life
because l had 40 money hope for n
better life. 1 say, my friends, steer
clear OF my course the ways followed
brought mo TO this doom. hopo you
will all profit by my fate. This, my
friends, is all I havo to sny."
IIo then joined with tho Rev. Mr..
Trousdulc, his spiritual adviser, in the
hymn, I'm going home to die no
more" and ut the conclusion of which
he bado all goodbye"
Notwithstanding. but few were nd
United within the enclosure, a large
crowd collected on tho outside, that
could readily hear what trauspired.
Ciozicr lad reached the 18th year of
his age, and was Of good family; dis.
fipation and evil association having,
ms hc truly said. brought him TO an
ignominious ending of his career.
We learn that the father Of the de.
ceased was twice made Marshal Of tho
city of San francisco, and is still liv-
ing somewhere il Teas; that his par
ents might never hear OF his terrible
fate WIS poor Bob's most che:ished
desire, and God grant that they never
will.
The funeral services were held in
The Couh House. ut j o'clock this
morning, aud The mo. ial remains con-
Sigred to the earth.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.L


Tho El!o delegation to tho Carlin
festivities last night, numbered ten
couples, including Captain Craigc aud
Lieutenant Allen, Of lInllcck. Several
young couples from Pnlisade. wcrc
also in attendance, md from. some
Of those who went down from this
place, lust evening, we learn That the
airilir WIS O complete and gratifying
success both socially aud financially.
The members OF the Library Associa-
ton. under wLoso auspices tho ball was
conducted, excrtod themselves to mako
everything agreeable aud pleasant to
overy ono present, as did tho citizens
generally. About One-half OF those in
attendance appeared tn masque in the
carly part OF the evening, while the
other half were content to enjoy the
grotesquo appearance Of their neigh
bors. We have heard nothing but ex-
pressions OF satisfaction in connection
with tho visit 10 our amiable neighbor
from the Elko delegation OF pleasure
seekers. ...... ....
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from Tuesdays DaiIy.l


Il. A. Davis, agent for +. SIandle-
baum Of San Francisco. came up from
the West by the train last evening.
Mrs. 4. W. Fisk. formerly of Elko
passed through OH her way 10 her home
WinnemuccH. by tho train last SUE.
day.
Col. j. i. ,Ioore made us n friendly
call to-day, having arrived from his
homo in Ruby Valley by the train this
morning.
Notwithstanding our announcement
that George II. Shepherd would strike
ont for Tuscarora, We discovered him
still in town this evening, and nothing
but the great scarcity of Democrats in
tho county, saved his life.
Chcs. Griswold was down from Star
Valley yesterday. llo reports the
camps in that section MS exceptionally
good.
j. j. Bradley recently returned from
n business trip III the southern pnrt OF
tho county. While out among the
ranches ho bought band of horses.
aud just to be trading and making
business, sold them again before he
got back.
Mr.. Storey, who has been incorpor-
nting some mica mines in Ruby, came
up from the Bay last night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

n. 7. Haynes, State ngout for +. u.
Mallory & Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh baltimore Oysters, is in
daily receipt by Express, Of these luc-
ious biynlvos direct from tho Atlantic.
Secured i'll leo Mt Baltimore, they aro
rcpHcked in Omaha mud again In Og-
den, Nr'iying horo fresh ns when taken
from their native clcmout. These oys.
ters are superior TO my In the market,
md they will DO promptly forwarded
TO parties ordering from tho agent, To-
packed in leo from tho Depot here.
Address NJ. j. Haynes. Elko. Nov.
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j. a. DaYis, agent for +. NAndcl-
banms OF San Francisco, who, few
days ago passed through hero OH his
way to TuscarOrn, received, shortly nj
yer his arrival nt tho Inter place, a
dispatch from home announcing tho
serious illness of his little niue-year
old daughter. lie hurricdly took his
departure for San Francisco, in res
ponse to tho dispatch, and We learn
through private letter received hero
last night, arrived Mt tho bedside Of
his darling, just utter she had brcathcd
her last. The sudden loss OF his child
Is sad bereavement TO our friend
Davis, and his muny Nevada friends
will extend 10 him their warm syrnpa-
thy in his G1l,ictioa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

Messrs. Peterson & McPhotcrs hnyo
to-day added to their stock OF furniture
paints. oils, etc., full assortment of
crockery and queenBwnro, and will
hereafter deal largely in this limo of
wares. Their supply received direct
from San Francisco is tho largest md
Of tho most complete variety yet brought
to this market, embracing MS IL does
everything that might be required to
supply tho demand OF this section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04
DISTRICT COURT
October Term.
HON. J. II. FLACE, PRESIDING.

October Term.
HON. J. II. FLAcS, PRESIDING.
Monday, Oct. Goth, 1877.
The full vcnire of trial jurors being
present, tho trial OF persons arrested
upon criminal charges was commenced.
The case OF the State VS.. Bco, charg.
ed with all attempt Mt house breaking,
upon the premises of D. Kohler,
WIS called, jury cmpancled
and tho matter proceeded to
Trial. Tho case was submitted
to tho jury III tho afternoon aud Mt
I o'clock +. II. verdict CT guilty as
charged in the indictment was returned.
Cour: adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing ut ] 0 o'block.
Tuesday, Oct. 30th.
The case OF the S;a,o IS. Sam. Mny,
charged with assault with intent TO
kill. npon the person OF Talbot in
Pleasant Valley, q few weeks ngo, was
called this morning. Considerable
difficulty WAS experienced i'll selecting
II jury, Sut ut ll:3O 4. II. lac panel
was complete, rnj tho trial proceeded.
At three o'clock The csac was submitted
aud mt five o'clock verdict OF assault
enc. battery WAS rendered 10y the jury.
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
The trial OF William J. Foley, charged
with houso-bgeHking ut Camp HulIeck,
by entering tho saloon Of Soarcy &
bowman and taking therefrom shot.
gun and $l3 in coin. Was set for to- day.
Tho defondGnt pleaded guilty 10 tho
charge, after which tho Court adjourn
I'd until tomorrow murnimg ut 10
o'clock.
Thursday, Nov. 1.
Set for trial today. State w. vii.
liam Mevcrly, charged with burglary,
i'll surreptiously entering and roLbing
the saloon of N. a. Cook, in Tuscnrora.
Owing 10 tho absence of important wit
nesscs i'll tho case, it was reset for tho
9th instant; attachments for tho dolin-
quents were ordered to issue, and Court
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The trial set for tomorrow is that
Of John Waltlo-whu with Geo. Davis
was indicted for an assault with intent
to kill, upon the person OF Marion Hen
shaw, in Huntington Yalley-Davis
having olrondy pleaded guilty as chrg-
ed.
Friday, Nov. Q.
The trial of john Waldo, indicted
with Davis, for the crime of assault
with intent to kill, Inns occupied tho
Court during tho day. Six Witnesses
were examined by tho prosecution, and
two hy tho defense, when tho argument
was opened By Mr. Windcll, who was
followed by Mr.. Dorsey, Of tho lcenl
firm Of Wines & Dorsey, counsel for
tho defendant. Mr.. Dorsey was still
addressing the jury MS wo went TO
press.
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tr,om Wednesdays Daily. |


John Dascom who for long timo
pnst has boon doing mercantile bust.
ricss north Of Kclton, Idaho, camo
down from that section. Monday, 60
prospect this county with view Of
moving TO this part OF Nevada. Hn
returned from visit to Wells by tho
train this morning, and will visit Tus.
cArorn before definitely concluding just
whore ho will locate. Mr.. IiasCom Is
intimately acquainted with our friends
Charley LIMO aud Col. Woods, thUy be-
Ing numbered among his particular
friends md business pntrons. Mr..
Bascom has tho reputation OF being nm
honorable straightforward business
man, and wo shNll 10 pleased to mum.
Dor him among tho permanent settlers
In our midst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

A couple OF former Elkoites, Sam,
Duckner and Mac Eonnifield arrived
hero from Wiuncmucca by tho TRIM
last night and huvc been proving about
town during tho day, seeking whom
they might devour. We for4d Sam.
ciosrI"d with Al. Fisher in down town
rcfrcSlIrnent establishment. and thes
subsequently called nt this office. With
n request nothing slouid be said aLou;
il, therefore wc'r mum.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

Tho ladies' md gentlemen VINO At
tended tho hnli ns Carlin las. evening,
dcsi.o to express thGIr tharka to the
committee OF arrangements AMI tho
citizens generally, for their hospitality
nnd courteous treatment; also to the
railroad officials for tho extra accom-
mediation i'll transportation and rcluc-
ton OF fare.
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New Eno,l. Abiding.

Every day brings fresh nccessions TO
Tho largo stocks Of dry goods aud
groceries nlrcndy laid in for the Winter
10y our onterprisinS merchants. The
quality, variety and supply Hrc such
that everybody can readily obtain nj
home Mt reasonable prices, everything
that the necessities Of lie or luxurious
disposition may lrmndd,
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tFrOIn Mondays Dnily.1


II. N. Stone, who for tho past week
has been visiting In The western parl Of
the Stn'c. arrived hero by tho train Inst
evening.
j. Duff Brown Of Tuscnrorn, after n
protrHctcd participation in tho gatetics
OF tho Bny City, came up by tho train
Inst OvOning, and Hftcr taking in tho
pleasures OF this metropolis, will pro.
coed 10 hibernate in tho camp north.
JOo Woodwork, who drew n prizo
from tho County Clerks lottery box,
came up from Cnrlin. and Clay Mceri,,
whose Headquarters Rro now Mt Winnc.
muccn, arrived hy tho samo train.
q. II. Shepherd and Andrew Lauo
nrrlvod from South Fork por tho for.
mor'a FIST tenn. this evening. Tho
former COOS OH TO TuscnrOra to.mor-
row.
Gov. BrAdlcy departed for Carson by
tho ttain this morning.
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Personal.

d. L. Plummcr arrived by trim from
San Francisco, and departed for Noun
tain City by private conveyance.
John Ainlcy md vito and Miss
Aiulcy, have returned from their visit
to San Francisco. .....
l.. Wilscy arrived from business
trip to California, by tho train last
evening. q. .
W. L. Gerald, c. P. Auditor, is in
town. q, .
Frank Smith departed for Tuscarorn
by private conveyance, this morning.
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Elko, Sept. q, 1877.
Timothy SrCtl.

Fresh timothy seed can DO procured
from W. Il. Crane, nj bis ranch on
South Fork; also ut Tho drug store Of
+. 4. Muller, or nj tho store of N,
Cohn, tho Same primo, fresh ariiclo
being kept for sale at both OF those
plncoa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04
tloIlrI's Fate.

A dispRtch from Winnemucca ut four
O'Clock T.. NJ, informs lis that nil tbc
CHASTITY preparations for nh execution
were completed, and that II. II. Crozier
would suffer tho death penalty within
nh hour.
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dedication IDnltCD.

We are authorized to announce that
on next Friday evening grand Ded-
icntion Ball will DO given by tho fes.
two young people OF Elko, on which oc.
casion, Peterson Hall will receive lis
christening and bc dedicated to Thcs-
pis aud T"rpsichoro. Further notice
Of tho proposed carryings.on will be
promulgated during The woek.
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w. smith Van prs,l,,n. pr,rr
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby glycn, that In pursuance Of
m ordefo tho District Court Of the Eihih ia.
diclai District. County Of Exc, Stats OF Neyadn.
made on tho goth day OF October, A. d. 1871, IN
Tho mailer OF tho cstato Of william iIrown, a..
ceased. tho undersigned, tho AdmlniSlraior OF
saul telaie, Will ecll At private Gale, for eRsh,
United Siatfs gold coin. anil subject q oonhr.
mation by said District Court, on i7lh dAy OF
November. a. ID. 1871. at Eikc, Nevada, In tho
said County OF Elko, all Tho IiSht tito inlefest
and estate Of tho sald William brown Al tho
limo OF his death, and all tho right, title. and
Interest that Tho aaid estate hns, by operation Of
law or Otherwise, acquired other than or In al.
dillon 10 that Of tho sail William Brown Al The
llno OF his death, In and to all those certain
lots, pitoN or parcels OF land, situate IJlnn and
bcinR In tho said County OF Eiko gtAn Of HsT.
ada. aud described as follows, to.wIti '.g.E. E.
Fifty feet undlSided iii certain silver tniLe
IN lAiltoad Mining District, in kiko County,
Hate OF Nevada, known, located and called Mo
Black Warriors On undivided onc.hLf interest
10 certain copper rnlno In said ntilrcad Min.
log DistTict, known, located and called tho
Btdma; an undivided interest," Of ai5 feet ina
certain silver inlno In TuscArora Mining DIslrIcI
Elko County, ScyadS. known. located aud called
tho WRrsaw: and also 800 foot undivided In
certain silver min5 In GAid TuecAroTA MINING
Isttict, known, located and called tho RuirIfa,
rerina ADD coGditiohs Of sale; Cash, unIiei
Blaics goll coin. -'rSIt ;:
q. i.B0niEH,
dces4tcd, > .-. =.
Eho, New. CSl a, 1871. o7Itd
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Funeral or II. r,efrl,er,. Child.

The infant child OF II. Ieffncr. which
died mt his homo Mt Hallcck Station,
was brought here this morning, and
buried III tho churchyard this evening.
A long line of carriages followed the
remains TO the grave.
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IRON Tudrsjuy'a Daily. i


Wo are reliably informed that galo
OF q half interest III tho Scorpion mine,
OF Eoclk Creek district is about to tako
place, in fac;. tho Trade having been
already effected, but the transfer is not
yet made.
The purchasing parties nre San Fran
cisco men, and tho SUN 20 be paid is
reported ut S;2j, 900.
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ErCiulIt IIcccInfH.

Freights received hero by rail to-day
arc as follows: Four cars Of lumber
for Smith & Wilsey; one cor do for
Fitch & McBurney; one car of wood
for A. L. Badt. aud fivo cor loads or
general merchandise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

freight receipts b. rail today were
rs follows Two arloads general
merchandise two Of Io.Abcr, for
Smith & Wilsoy ono do, for II:bac.s {;
Sale two cars wood, for A:uloy and
Enlt
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Bullion Received.

The ntaGo from Tuscarora Saturday
evening, brought down and delivered
at tho Office Of Wells. Fargo & Co. Q
bars OF Grand Prizo bullion, weighing
1872 pounds. and valued Mt Sl4,535 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

NJ. Ileirner, OF lIOlleck Station,
hauled into town to-day ono Of those
old.fashioncd, dressed, 2CO-round pork
ors, his jaws distended with cob. It
looked good enough TO cat.
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notice.

l.. Phillips is authorized TO receive
nll moneys due to tho blacksmithing
firm Of II. lINslrngo G. Co.. ho having
again assumed cntiro control of tho
business and will conduct tho snmo.
uAsuAuE Il Co.
Elko, Sept. 81, 1877. -
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BY rail TO day were ns follows: thrco
car londs oil lumber md three OF wood,
for Smith & Wilscyi five car loads Of
general merchandise; one car load Of
oil and two cars Of wood for John
Aiuloy,
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10 FARMERS AND UruERs. -lIayins
assumed ontiro control OF tho black
sinithing, wNgon.mahing and machine
shops, nm now prepared to do any
nnd NIL kinds OF work in my limo, pnr-
hcularly tho repairing of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
4, BnrCE,
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From Fridays DARYL
ino;icr "Cu.H" in I:cM..

Ino;iCr "C1 ID" in Rep.
BULLION, Oct. Goth.
III tho WEEKLY lHDEn sSprST Of
tho 2Sth, appears communication
from "Tn.-pnycr" Of this district, md
n reply by Assessor Griswold, in which
] am referred TO rs Grand Juror hav-
ing neglected, or M being TOO ipGrm to
discharge my duty "a such. Such I'M
just criticism Is Indignantly repealed,
aud assert, without fear OF cUntraycm-
tion, that had known of any Just
cause OF complaint against our Assess
sor, such grievance should hayo been
promptly brought boioro TINT body and
presented without fear or favor. This
Is not only right. but tho duty Of
oycry good citizoD.
II any property In this district hna
been neglected by tho Assessor tho
county will DO but smnll loser. II
"Tax.pnycr" feels nggrioyod, redress
can DO had through tho Commissioners.
ut il human TO err" and Mr.. Girls.
void Is no moro exempt from human
wcnkncss than nro "TNx.rnyora" or n
Grand Juror.
Josgru TAyLon.
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Departures by Stage.
ny VAN DREILES's LINE.

For Tuscarora, this morning were
II. Ashley. J. S. Brown, G. NIarke
Mrs. ]. Smith and child. Mrs. N. Smith
Miss Ferguson, T. Ireton, J. c. Car
riugton. Il. Rusho.' G. Kline Bert.
Wilkins and Wells Fargo's Messenger.
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Departures,
VAN DREibLxs's Line.

a. j. O. Colo, M.s. IL. II. Rowland,
Charles Gould g. vito, II. II. Dnko,
Charles Dcdoll md vito, Sod irreC
childred, Miss 1Iowo, J. A. Sexton,
A. Rny, A. Davis and N. Messenger.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO EDWARD FARRELL, oo-owN-
IN or In tho Ella Nina: You ara hereby nou-
ned as owner Of IS feet In the Elia mine, EituA-
ted In Rock Creek Mining District, Elto County,
days after the publication Of this notice, you
Will haTo failed TO contribute your proportion
OF the annual expenditure mGdc on the aid
mine during and for the year 1871. ~ required
by tho Act Of Congress, approved March Ioth.
1917, and amendments thereto, your interest a.
aboYc described will become the properly OF
your eo-owner. tho underal9Led, who has m1do
Laid miuing properly.
Eiko. Oct %, 1877. = ocaS,9od
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Just received at d. Reinhart & Co. 3
largo assortment of tho Latest Styles
Of Foil and Winter HINTS, trimmed.
Also, some or tho nncst touches over
seen in this town.
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Received by stage to-day from Tus-
carora, ono bar Of De Frees bullion,
weighing IL pounds and valued ut
$30S 90.
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Oysters Going Down,

In consequence Of the prospective
advance in Turkey, corresponding de-
cline in oysters is in order, aud horo-
after four bits will secure n pinto OF tho
luscious bivalvos Mt the Gem Restaurau
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

We understood last evening that n
man had been shot and killed nj Iron
Point yesterday, but were unable 10
ascertain any OF tho particulars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04
For 'rIIEcnrOrn.

u. RciuhNrt & Co. this evening dis
patched two heavy ten mulo teams,
ono loaded with general merchandise
and tho other with barley, for Tuscan.
ORR,