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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
AN ORDINANCE

70 re-dlstrlct the parish OF CalcaSien.
On motion. BE it ordained by the
Police Jury of the parish of Calcasieu,
That said parish shall be and is hereby
divided into the following described
a4d numbered Police Jury Wards. viz
LIST Ward-Beginning at the north
east corner of sad parish, thence west
on the northern boundary thereof to
Ten Mile Greek. thence down said creek
to and down ii e Whlskecbitto, thence
down said creek to and down the Cal
casieu, to the mouth of Bayou Serpent,
thence ny said bayou to the OLD yacLery
place OF jacques Duple, thence across
the prairie III a direct line 10 the brick
cove (,'anse an briques) on the WI st
side Of Bayou Nezpiqne, thence up said
bayou to the point OF beginning, shal!
be and constitute the fist ward.
2d Ward-Beginning at Brick Cove
on Nrzpique down sad bayou up the
river Mermentau to the southern boun-
Diary of said parish on the line between
townships eleven and twelve south,
thence west to aud up the Bayou Lac
cassine and the west fork thereof to Its
terminus, thence directly ACROSS the
prairie to the old jacques Dupie vaclIe-
nv on Bayou Serpent, thence directly
across the prairie to the point Of BEGIN
ming. shal be and constitute the second
d.
81 Ward Beginning at the old
jacques Dupe vachery, thence south
erly to and down the west fork OF Lac
cassine and bayou to the township line
between eleven aud twelve south,
thence west to the Calcasieu river and
up the same to aud up the Bayou Ser
pent to the point Of b. ginning. shall
b. aud constitute the third ward
Alb Ward Beginning ut the mouth
of the West Fork, thence down the Cal
casieu river to tue southern boundary
on the line between townships eleyen
and twelve south, thence west to and W
the Willow Marsh to Shoepique bayou.
thence up said bayou aud the marsh at
The head thor.of to the east end Of Big
Woods. thence north to the creek
West Fork and down the same to the
poiut of beginning. shall be and constl-
tute the fourth ward.
5th Ward-Beginping at the north
west corner of the fourth ward, thence
np the West Fork to and up the Bux-
ton Greek to the old Coward vachery.
thence westwardly in direct line to
the old Nix ferry on the Sabine river,
thence down the same to the southern
boundary line between townships eleven
and twelve south, thence east 70 and up
willow Marsh to Shoepique bayou,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

The new Town Council is or
esnized and has commenced its
duties.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to my
~ friends in the town of Lake Charles
and vicinity, that'on and after the first
of July, will sell my meat at & cents
per pound. "
JIM. REID, Butcher.
June % If
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12
I)I Ell D.:

MEYER--In this town on the Sch
n,t., Marie b. Meyer, daughter of Mrs
Emma and VIM. Meyer, aged IL
months, 3 weeks and 4 days.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-12

row night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
pcs@aAAaIf

DR.. Parsons, who recently returned
from Tuscnrora, viii remain i'll town n
couple OF days, during which his pro-
fessional services may be secured by
applying ut the Hotel or Postoflice.
Abe. Moosar returned from San Fran
cisco, where ho has been purchasing
his winter stock, by the train last cven-
ing. ...
c. i. Davis tho we'll known CONNER
cial persuader, was Hlso among the
arrivals from tho West.
II. G. Callahan, n gentleman promi-
nenily known i'll Utah mining circles.
came down from Zion couple of days
ago, and is still in town.
Mr.. Schlesingor, Of the firm Of
Schlesinger IL Co. importers and job
bars of liquors, tobaccos and cigars, at
Ogden, Utah, is stopping few days
Ill town.
Thos. ii. Blythe, who has been dur
ing the past week on a visit to his
mines and mill Mt Bull Run, returned
here in company with Smith Van Dreil-
len last evening, AMI took the train
for San Francisco. this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

Governor Bradley arrived hore from
tho Capitol by tho train last evening.
On his way up he remained over n day
ut Winncmuccn. where he was warmly
received by his numerous Humboldt
friends. The Governor is in excellent
health, and after few days ngrccably
spent among his relatives and friends
here, will proceed North TO look after
his Tnscnlora possessions.
John ii. Dennis, who for several
days past has been having himself in
lotions for the cure Of u crick in tho
back Of his neck, that regimen being
instisatcd by DIR. Mcigs. took his de-
par.urc for the West by tho train this
morning.
G. II. and Doc. Shepherd came in
from tho ranch on South Fork, last
evening.
Mrs. j. Z. Edofr was taken seriously
i'll qnite suddcnly Inst evening,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
In Justice Court,

Ono Wilson-flrst name unknown
whose cupidity led him to appropriate
n few bottles of Charley Drums crab
apple cider. and to furtheg nggravato
his case by attempting to clotho him
self in purple and fne linen without
consulting with tho proprietor of n
prominent dry goods establishment as
to the propriety Of such proceed.
ing. The charge of kleptomaniucy
preferred against tho aforesaid. having
been sustained 10y iudubitable evidence,
tho Court accorded him tue freedom Of
the county hotel for the period OF 80
days.
Tho charge of cruelty TO his child.
lodged against \. J. Pullman was, up
on trial, totally unsupported by any
evidence ndduccd, and the case was
dismissed. As there is no evidence Of
my previous hostility existing between
the principals in this action, it is alto
gether probable TINT the whole Difficult
ty arose from misrepresentation Of the
facts in the case, and the proper course
to pursue now, is to drop the subject
Ut once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iron Monday. Daily.l
Iircf'o Chlc-Su.

From j. Il. Bradley, who returned
Saturday, from Chicago, whittier ho
went TO dispose of lot Of brtfcnltlo
shipped TO that city recently, from this
GCction, by rail, wo lcarn that tho
prices received will justify n continu.
ancc OF tho business o[ shipping beef
to that market.
Although the result of now cntor-
prise of this character could be mp
proxinntc'l, sIill tho only positive md
full demonstration M 10 ~ success or
failure. wna in making tho test, and wo
hro pleased 10 record that tho result is
quito satisfactory. tho net returns be.
Ing much larger than could hnvn been
Obtained for The Gnmo lot Of cattle in
San F:nnciscu. This result will he
peculiarly gratifying 10 BtocI; men, a.
tho advantages Of M almost unlimited
market, noyor before known hero, may
now DO enjoyed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.[
Personal.

S.R. Palmer, Superintendent of tho
Tuscarora Consolidated. il down hero
on business connected with that com.
pany. -.....
d. Crittouden, II. ". Brown nud V,
G. bartlett, arrived here by private
conveyance form Tuscarora last even.
ing.
J. Il. Bradley returned this morning
from Chicago, having shipped IL lot OF
beef cattle to that market b. rail re-
Gently, but not having interviewed the
gentleman since his arrival, We nro mol
advised MS TO the result Of the enterprise.
VIII inform our readers as soon rs The
desired information is oLtaiucd.
al Cage Is down from Mountain City,
obtensibly TO take out Il load OF supplies
for j. IL. Bacon's stoIe at that place,
but in reality, rs VIC are reliably III.
formed. to look after John, and sec
that he docs'n fall into the hands OF
the rhiIis,incs.
Mr. Robertson, who for several years
past has been engaged in business nj
Salt Lake City. has just arrived in
town from that place, with view OF
locating here should the prospect prove
satisfactory. Wo have plenty of room
} for srcir IS he, and hope lie may con.
c'uie to bring his family aud settle
among Us.
G.. W. Bobicr also arrived from Tus.
carora this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

Learning, Sunday, that II warrant
WAS being sworn out by our knowing
Shoriif for NY arrest oil the charge Of
cruelty whipping my Iitiln girl, Ida
Pullman, | hm very much disappointed
i'll not being arrested on such u charge
or any other that could 10 BROUGHT
against me ly our knowing one, or my
Of orr citizens, aud 80 my near noigh.
hprs hoy" taken tho pains to falsely rc.
present tho whoio affair. mako tho
following statement for their benefit:
The report that I whipped my little
sill, Ida Pullman. IN - faIscho1d, and
any ono TINT GRya ] ever hit her ono
stroke III my lie, tells point blank
lie. ! hnd occasion, Saturday cYouiug,
20 punish Georgia Pullman for dis.
ohcying MY orders. gavo him a
whipping that evening about half past
five u'clCci;, viii, small riding whip.
Tho report that ] hit him with any
thing olsc, IL Il fnlsOhonh. Ilc com.
m%nccl screaming at tho top Of his
voice before | began whipping him,
md Kept il up duting tho time OF his
pwnishmcnt. which tho ncighbors heard.
punished him calmly aud coolIy, mud
II have occasion, for his sake, shall
. punish him nGain md again In tho
same way, until no 10 obcdiont, without
asking permission from my neighbours
or any official WHO scos fit 90 not inind
his own business.
... .. ... 4 l. puftNtIS
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lFrom Fr,d..y's Dpi.,v. ]
PcrIOIEul,

Mrs. +. i. Rowe returned from n
three months visit to California by tho
train last evening.
Al. Parker and jim Matter cnmc in
from Tuscarora last evening; the for
NOR is Oh flying business trip to Hal.
lccl;, aud tho latter, who went over 10
Tnscarorn from Cherry Creek 10 pros,
peel tho locality, il 30 we'll satisfied
with The outlook that lie is arranging
TO locnte there for the Winter.
For Tho first time in several months
We met our old Lamoille Valley friend,
Joe Triplctt, upon the street this Inorn-
ing. Ito was painfully navigating up
on ihrcc lcSs-one being OF wood-at
the time, and our solicitudo as 10 the
cause Of his battered and banged con-
dillon, bought out that serious acci.
dent bCfol him over four weeks AGO.
In attempting to jump horse he was
riding across Rabbit Creek, tho animal
missed its footing, md falling bacl,-
ward, landed against The opposite bank.
tho horn of tho saddle skewering Joe
to the earth, while tho n(frightcd hcnst
wnllowcd rbuut in his frantic Efforts 10
regain his feet. Through painful and
repeated efforts he finally reached
home, where for tho past three weeks
he has been iudustriouHly nursing his
wounds, and nothing but the toughest
Kind Of n Baso.brushor could, under
tho circumstances, now lOcumoio OH
less legs than those OF u ccniipcde.
pi1Irict Judge. j.. q. McKcnucy, OF
Lander County. made us q friendly
visit this morning, and wo were pleased
to observe THAI through all these years
since last We met, old Time has gently
dcnlt with him, having, in fact, added
to, ingtcad OF dotracling from, his pby.
siciol proportions. Ito accompanied
hta brother, who is compiling const
Directory, up from Battle Mountain,
whittier hC returns tomorrow murpiny.
Judge Hayden arrived hero from
Tuscorora this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
T,i,c DIaIrIrr ScInnni.

4 visit to the District School this
morning disclosed the pleasant tHct that
everything is running smoothly and
tremendously i'll that excellent institu-
ton; the teachers expressing nought
but unfeigned satisfaction Mt tho tract
ability, diligence and progress of tho
pupils under their charge. Tho new
building is all TINT could be desired in
scbOol-house, and tho children fully
appreciate its advantages. Under
the present efficient management, the
best of order Systematically prevails,
together with evident cordinlity OF
action between scholars and teachers,
throughout.
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Stage Arrivals.
Iron Wednesdays Daily. /

Thirteen Feet Above Ground md
More Private.
In compliancn with tho statute re-
quiring all banking games in tho State,
to he conducted in All atmosphere above
the ordinary amusement of "cInch"
and the inroGent pasiime Of drnw-pol;cg,
V. G. Bartlett is causing to be erected
n building in tho rear of the Gem Sa-
loon the upper floor Of which will have
an elevation Of ut least "thiriecn feet
above ground and immensely more pri-
vata," where the most lcrocious of tho
entire family Of felincs may be bearded
with ilnpunity. Infants Of all ages will,
however, be excluded from these hal
lowed precincts, and also from partici.
itation i'll the revenues derived from q
successful encounter with the right
royal Bengal. Tho first floor will he
devoted 10 more hardy variety Of
gaines; such az can withstand the rigors
OF nipping Legislative blasts. The
building will be completed ms quickly
rs possible, and will be we'll finished
and comfortable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

Tho following card from u. G.. Wal
dr"n, manager for tho "hllcghnniana, "
was brought 10 this Office 10y That gen
uom"n' with tho request thu! tho Samo
ho published:
q" Udri'1p ). 60. Of hc TWsreroya ami
H'"o "t"ye Lime On behalf Of tho Al
lcNhnhinns wo with TO thank you for
the promrtncss and dispatch rendered
III conveyance Of our bnsgagC and troupe
10 Tn'cHrorA md return. Tho trip was
mHdo In less than nino houra In good
comfortable Concord coach with COOL
team and diver who did everything
i'r tho comfort Of ouf fellow passon.
gers W" shall clocrfully recommend
your company and your "Fns, Froinht
Limo ne IL Is calIod, TO tho patronage
OF tho public.
Respectfully yours,
49,, ID. q. WALproY.
Elko, Oct 2OIh, 1877,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

Although tho appearance OF tho
heavens horcGbouts, hnYo for several
days indicated the near approach of n
storm, nothing but disappointment
c"ine Of it, and everybody has about
nbondonrd faith i'll such nlIuring de-
ception. Rain has just begun falling
III California, however. and nov we
may reasonably expect IN AQUEOUS
plEF!rl descent Of wafer pretty soon,
i! not SOONER. Tour weather items are
always perused with profound interest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
'l'iir Tu.rn ..nrn AIInrr.

V. G. Bartlett. who has just arrived
from Tnscnrorn showed us II mnp Of tho
principal mines OF that district, inciud-
ing the course Of the veins. According
to this map, however widely separated
they may be at their southern apex,
they converge. aud blend in ono
common center rs they sweep gracefully
and grandiy around to tho eastward.
forming, Us II were, crescent. II one
could succeed in lighting upon the
point Of junction, n bonanza, MS is II
bonanza is his'n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

The trees and shrubs purchased by
our citizens. last Summer, from the
Arlington Avenue Nursery, at Reno,
have just arrived here by rail, and are
now ready for delivery at the stables Of
Dorsey lHos., at the lower end Of town.
The trees arc of the pnopcr size for
tranSplnnting mud have very thrifty
appearance. They should be set out
Immediately, AMI parties having or
dercd shonld attend TO the matter at
once.
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fFrom Tuesdays Dnily.[


Fatal iT:Ly Irn' 'TtSrnv0rn.
y fatHi encounter between n couple of
htcn named respectively, L. Ecdcll and
Audrcas Iii!", tool. place q; The Gum.
rnit' "crogs the valley from Tu:cnrorn,
the particulars Of which nrc given Az
ibliOUs
Eod"ii called Mile out OF his tent
and said lu wEH g"img 10 settle nh old
SrudSo between chem, inc former he.
ing under tho inilucMce Of liquor. \
desperate fight onaucG continuing until
b"sh were exhausted, nadcll returning
to h's tent. Shortly niEcr, however,
lie c.:mu haCl: armed with a revolver,
aud again called Mile ont to finish
thc iisht. The latter also had Ie.
volvrr int il contained only ono load,
and taking the weapon stepped forth,
when Rcdc)l fired, tho ball striking
Mile in tho abdomen md passing
clear Through his BODY. Hill returned
the fire but missed his aim, when n
hnnd 10 hand oDmba; between them cu-
sued, Milo getting his antagonists
pistol md iirinG over his shoulder ut
RrGoi', who was mt his bncl, IA hold
ing bin around tho waist. After an
o'hcr Struggle, both fell tP tho ground,
and Mile dropped Tho pistol, but free.
ing himsol;, he Upcan% TO his feet,
seized an GX, and with il dashed out
Rcdcll'n brains. Milo H. suffering i'm
tchso pnin from his wound. which il ia
thought must provo iGIUl--in fact he IL
supposed TO have deceased Gro this
time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
PERSONAL.

John Ainloy, l.. wilsey and W. t.
Smith, departed for San Francisco by
tho train this morning.
Miss jessie Yeates accompanied a. W.
Gedney to Ruby Valley. last evening,
where she goes to take charge Of tho
district school.
Charley Warner, Henry Mundell and
Volley BERNARD arc arrivals from Tus-
cnrora by private conveyance.
John Bacon is still here nnd Inns
succeeded in circumvcating tho pro-
ject to establish an opposition Post
Office nt Mountain City.
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rrIiIptl,,g,

Tho artistic display Of choice cdiblcs
In tho bay.window Of tho Cabinet res.
tNurnnt, Is vol calculated TO excite TO
phreizy "dead.bcHt" and tormen. 20
distraction cpicurcan dcspoptics. Fish,
flesh "nd fowl, in gorgeous array, with
oysters md 6ich received cvcr--i day.
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CrocIicry wnLr.

Mossrs. Peterson & McPhotors hayo
to-day added to lholr stock OF furniture
paints, oils, etc., full assortment OF
crochcry and quocmswnro, aud will
hcrcnftcr 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 as Il doca
everything that might 10 required to
supply the dtmaud OF this section.
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AFTERNOON EcsRD.

90 -SANANSSN '~-- ANDs
GO Eureka Con-, &c, 454 p.
100 Jackson, .
200 Alps, 1S0c
$50 Eldorado South, TX
30 Leopard, hoe, 105c
$40 ella, lG5c
1885 DO Frees, ITO, l05c
1910 G:'md Prize, 1871, 1928
23l5 ArSonta. $50, 10
2l05 Navajo, 1S0c, 105
37l5 Independence, ltOc, $50
100 s. Prize, IiOe
800 pIizo West, l
40 Combination, SOC, 400
so Day Silver, 1
COO Hornet, 500
EGO ModoC, lG0c, TX
500 COEo Con-, l0c
500 Bodic, I9Oc, IA
80 BCchtcl. Zoe
800 Empire, 2'i
TAO Leeds, 295c, .
1900 Tip Top, ~
l 30 BENTON, I Toe
$50. Gould and Curry. OK
go Exchcquor, 1919, l0Is
80 Utah, 10, 12I
100 Alpha, ", 1928
e 321 Julia, 2lOc, "a
900 Sierra Nevada. ~
tjG5 Imperial, SIC, 90c
1926 Jacket, S}., 81
2ID Belchur, 90, "a
$50 Bullion, 10, 1OT
30 Savage, VIZ, 0!I
1850 California. 30, 29;S
900 Con. Virginia, 29n, 90,
1880 Halo aud NOTcIosg, G%
0i0 Point, ga
750 Bfst and lIclclOr, 1871, 49,.
40 Ophir, 15st, 10
$50 Mexican, 10, l0H
. 600 Union, G, OK
G3J Justice, II, TX
go Oycman. l8, ISI
ts--uzzt-,rt5,sryIzrzr7lr=s
Cow, $..p2M. Currency, OK q
08Is.
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From Thursdays Daily. ]

tbs Nevada papers nrc request.
cd 10 publish tho following notice:
Tom Mullins died at Salt Lake City
Oh tho 18th Instant. II IL supposed
that hC had three brothers in Eureka
or vicinity, whose Christian names arc
respectively, Barney Frank and Thomas.
JoaS W. O'CoSNoR.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

all the novelties In tho Eastern markets. Hero
we dispiAy the latest shodes&ssAl Brown, Piuna
Myrtle and Olive Green, Navy Blue. els lin
oAsHMEREs,
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Timothy Seed.

Fresh timothy seed can BIO procured
from W. Il. Crane, at his ranch on
South Fork; also Mt tho drug store of
F. +. Muller, or at tho store OF NJ.
Colin, the Same prime, fresh article
being kept for sale at both of these
places.
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S. j. SAITH, matchmaker and jcw-
eler, Elko. Nevada.
NOTICE.

E. Phillips is authorized to receive
all moneys duo to the blacksmithing
firm Of II. Nnshnge & Co., he having
again assumed entire control OF the
business md will conduct the same.
uAsnAoE g. Co.
Elko. Sept. Il, 1877.
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This morning, for Cornucopin, wcrc,
u. L. l1acon, G. T.. Davis, aud II. G..
Maynard; for Tuscnrord, Julnos Smart,
G. Gray. @. Webb, II. o. Callahan, J.
W. llnrkor, o. Smith. +. Caldwell, If.
DattO aud Wells, Fnrgo's messenger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
improvements.

J.B. Fitch Ia building n ncat bricl;
residence just below George Scilz's.
Our noighbor, Mr. Ulnckcr, is pui.
ting up frano dwelling house on
iailroRd Street just above TN.
j. il. ltand'B new brick dwelling on
Court Street, Is rapidly approaching
completion.
J. S. Mayhugh'g fine now bricl;
dwelling house OH ltli mud Idaho
streets, IL now rcndy for occupation,
and L. Il. llcnly has just moved with
his family into their handsome now res
idcnoo on ith street.
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Freights received by rail to-day are
MS follows: Five car loads of barley
aud ono Of coal.Soil for Il. Remnant &
Co.: one car Of barley for John Ainley;
one car OF wood for w. Il. Hit, and
one car load OF general merchandise.
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Departures THU IIorHIus.
wax DREILLES's LINE.

Departures this morning were. John
Hill, Peter Hill. S. II. Palmer, 4.
Wise. Mrs. Bliss, J. o. Roumtrec, J.
Miller.
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oyIters aoinE Down .

In consequence Of the prospective
advance in Turkey, n corresponding do
cline in oysters IS in order, and hero
after four bits will secure plate Of the
luscious bivalves ut the Gem Restauran
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GcnTpiOn Ore.

Assays nf ore from tho Scorpion Elinc
Mt Rock Greek. sent up from San Fran
cisco hy Abe MOoscr who took the
samples down with hin Monday, arc
highly satisfactory, running from $500
to 5000 per tom
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THE QUESTION.
SQUARE DEALING

Aud strict attention 10 61,sLneAs arc attributes
that arc bound TO gain rOeosnitIsn : ..
and cannot possibly fall ;.-a.t ~
| to secure III ..i.f ~ UH
trade. J3+lgA ssi 81
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The new advertisement of AIessrs.
Grant Il futile, announcing to Far
ncrs aud Transfers their stable and
corral accommodations, Hear Brucc's
blacksmith.shop. on Silver Street APP
pears in another column. Read it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

The mail coach from Tuacarora this
evening brought TO the Office Of Wells,
Fargo d Co. eleven bars of Grand
Priho bullion weighing 9G3 pounds md
valued ut :SlG,S73 o..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28

Tho stage from Cornucoria this even
ing delivered at tho Office of Wells,
Fargo e Co. two bars OF Leopard bull
lion weighing 1861 pounds and valued
ut S3,37S 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
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The stage from Tuscarora this even.
Irg brought to thc Office OF Wells. Futgo
& Co., eleven liars Of Grand Prila bull
lion. Weighing 3jl Podrls aud. valued
at at :SlG,T02 HS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-28
Fare Reduced.

Smith Van DrGiilGn informs us that
lac has reduced The faro on his stages
10 Tuscarora. 10 SO, so Tint both lines
from here nre now carrying passengers
through III good style. at that low fig
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