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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-20

VI youbS iouSHos
Fostoria is overrun with roughs and
sneak thieves.
Frank W Mueller, who was injured
badly at Tiffin, recently, by the explo-
sion of a beer fountain, died OH the Sth
James Fishbee, a prominent resident
of Berlin Heights, Erie county,who had
been for some years past operating in
Toledo real estate quite largely, becom-
ing involved by the depreciations in
that kind ofproperty,en his troubles
on that account, on Saturday morning
last by hanging himself to beam in his
barn. He had been dead but few
moments when he was discovered by
his son and cut down. He was man
highly regarded by his neighbors.
John Fishbaugh, of West Liberty
Ohio committed suicide on Monday
morning. He rose early, shot himse
in the head, and was reported dyins
soon after.
John D Waldorf of Lima, has received
| tll6 dppOlulIliSut VI OctAiaotSA - ~
place. Brother Parmenter, has servsc
several terms in that position and re
tires full of honors.
The Citizens Bank building now ha'
a large open front. 1t will be replaced
shortly with a splendid galvanized iror
one.
Meyer has purchased the interes
of H Kob, in the firm of Kob & Mover
The firm is now Meyer & Son.
The commencement exercises of TIN
Findlay Union Schools viii take piae'
in the the Opera House on Friday even
ing of next week, April 9th
viii Scouton, clerk at the Joy House
ashuffied of the coil" of single blessed
ness, ON Sunday last, and now is douo''
happy.
/ w FOtis has rented the room IN IN
Commercial House, formerly occupies
as a saloon, and is moving his groeerie
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

Tho TuscarorH Mining Hcric,c Of No
vembcr iil, speaking Uf the Silver Prize
mine, hna tho following to say in regard
to the new development recently mndc
in that mine: Friday night I. very
important development was made in
tho bottom Of the shaft. Mt u depth of
over 100 feet from the surface. The
orc has been Of very high grade from
tho surface to tho bottom, and the Ledge
has been remarkably we'll defined, hold.
Ing it's width Of from three TO five feet.
NJ tho point mentioned tho ledge IL
about tho latter width, and contains q
SEMI OF extremely rich orc about two
feet wide, carrying in ita quartz large
quantities Of green choridcs, with II
good Errinkling OF native silver, free
gold md black smlphutcts, tho whole
making tho ore AZ rich Ga cream. Su-
poriniomdcmt porkins has piled out
LOT Of IL aud there arc many pieces Of il
which are ns good nv anything wu hnvU
soon i'll tho camp. or course hc is con.
sidcrbly clnted at tho strike, md others
IN tho town who hnvo soon tho rock
hold their stock nj . much higher Gu.
uro than thcy did tho day before tho
now find.
All IL lively over at tho Do Frees
mills. Tho compnny's little mill ~
running regularly and work progresses
upon Tho neY ono. About 90 men nrn
employed there nll told, and tho com.
pany runs its own boarding house. A
good portion Of tho work Oh tho ten.
stamp mill Is completed. and oonsidcra.
bio Of tho machinery Is now thoro, wllilo
tho balance has been ahippod from
Carlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
PERSONAL.

That admirably regulated conductor,
G. p. Hopkins, got back from his riot
GUS ramblings in tho American ORIENT,
Friday. and stepped into tho hurness
at once, plotting u train through on the
old route, Saturday. lilo positively
denies the truth Of the current report
regarding his recent marriage, and
will therefore continue TO dispense his
smiles "promiscuous.
l.. G. wilkins Inspector in chief Of
the Indian Department, arrived hero
from Washington, yesterday.
The father, mother and brother of our
toTnsinnn, DR.. T.. w. Huntington, ar
rived here, to the Doctors great salts
faction, 10y tho train Saturday evening.
Other arrivals by rail Saturday night
and Sunday, were Charles loser from
Cherry creek, Samuel Mac-Mastcrs from
Phoebe. II. Hressler, and Il. 4. Davis
from San Francisco, j. Il. Cruise and
lady, and q. ID. D0bbs and j. l.. GlGs-
gov, from Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
pcrAonnl.

James Quigley and II. II. Bennid re-
turned from their tip to Carson, by
last evenings train.
d. II. Haskell arrived hero from tho
West last evening, and remains in
town to-day. We ire sorry to hear
that since his last visit to Elko ho has
been seriously i'll, having been con-
fined to his bed o couple Of weeks; Ill
though greatly improved in health, no
still bears soIno evidence OF the attack
of the enemy.
Capt. HALEY and Ben. Payne, who
for tho past two or. thrco weeks have
been Forging upon the Inhabitants Of
Missouri. returned to their native snge,
by the train tins morning. They nd
nit they did their level best to get
away with whnt cider and apples wcro
produced in the State, but fuiled to
state what other property they conlis-
catcd while there. Wo are ut loss to
determine whether their bloated-bond-
holding appearance is the result OF
conscious wealth or sweet-cidcr.
Our former townsman, Fred. Fl L,
with his wife, arc down from Eureka,
but owing 10 the illness of the latter,
who has been suffering severely from
rheumatism, Fred. has been invisible.
The virtues of the Hot Springs nre
now being tried, which will doubtless
soon afford permanent relief.
George II. Shepherd is down from
South Fork again. for we nre quite con-
fident the gentleman we saw in COM
pauy with Governor Bradley on the
street to-day, was none other thnu he.
That old time Ncvadan, John W.
Harker, in company with j. II. Bacon,
called in ct this Office to-day; tho Inter
to emphatically deny oil personal in
terest in the saw-mill business, and tho
former, simply to renew old nc.
quaintance. Mr.. Harker has long
been q resident of Utah, and is
temporarily here, being Interested in O
suit about to DO tried in the Ninth Dis.
trict Court. Tho fountain SO eagerly
sought by the ancient Spnniard must be
located in Utah, and judging from the
perennial youthfulness of friend Har.
ker, he takes an occasional dip in its
invigorating waters. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

From Luto Dorsey. who cnmo down
IRON the upper lovels to dry. wo nre in.
formed Of mn undertaking In which him.
self and J. IL. Bacon, assisted by SIM
Francisco capital, have just embarked,
with ilntICring prospects Of SUCCESS.
Arrangements for tho construction OF u
large sNw.Inill ON Jnne Mountain have
been fully completed. The machinery
ID so devised that tho motive power
may he either wind or watcr so that in
case Bncon il unsuccessful in furaginp
for tho Inter, Dorsey can drnw on his
incShausliblo supply OF tho former.
In order To maintain n rcsoryo Of bower
however, n strenuous effort TO discover
%3ine mcans by which tho wator mas DO
persuaded TO run up hill, IL now being
made. Negotiations with tho Six Com.
pNnics arc now pending. for n platoon
OF Mongoltans to pack saw.logs from
Bull Run, 10 supply tho saw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
ltEcIii. Mt i:lso.

We understand that preparations for
n series Of races to take place upon the
track just above town, on the both in-
stant, are being perfected and some rare
sport is confidently expected Oh that
day. The first race is 10 be IL mile heat,
free for all horses in the State, for Il
purse Of $3.50, followed LY hnIf-mile
dash for II purse OF $50. Several other
races for the day will be fully decided
upon prior TO tho time Of RAINING. Ten
per cent entrance in all cases. thIee to
enter, and two TO start.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

NJ. +. Haynes, stnIo agent for f.. d.
Mallory e Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand frosh Baltimore Oysters, is In
daily receipt by Express, OF these luc.
ious bivolvos direct from tho Atlantic.
Secured in leo Mt baltimore, they aro
rcpnckcd in Omaha and again in Og.
den, arriving hero fresh as when takou
from their natiyo clcmcnt. These oys.
ttrs are superior TO any in the market,
and they will DO promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from tho agent, re-.
packed in Ice from tho Depot here,
Address NJ. T.. Haynes, Elko, Nov.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

A portion OF the cars that went up
Saturday night, returned with United
States troops for San Francisco, this
morning. They comprised companies
G and ID Of the First Cavalry, with Cap
tain Wagner Of company c and AIaio:
Jackson Of company d rs senior in
command. Lieutenant Allen. DR.. New
lnnds-thc latter having accompanied
The expedition Nortii-3Ir. Myers and
others from the Post at Hallcck, were
also on the train and will proceed to
San Francisco.
That portion Of tho command COM
prising the infantry will proceed west
ward also-coming from Corinnc, at
which point they strucl; the railroad
by the remainder Of the ears sent up for
the transportation of troops.
We learn that II portion Of the cavalry
will 20 to Bidwcll and tho balance to
Fort Clamatl. Oregon.
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GFrom Wednesdays Daily.I


Mining Rcric,", Nov. 9Th:
Il. Il. Butler, assaytr at tho Grand
Prize. mill WAS attacked by foot.pad,
whilo on lis way home, Sunday night.
Butler is not only II remarkably healthy,
but is also most willing gentleman,
and sent his nssailnnt 10 grass before he
had time to make demand.
Superintendent! Perkins, of the GoI-
den Prize, Inns begun the work Of en-
larging tho old shaft, making 1t have
two compartments, cnch four by four
and half feet, preparatory to putting
up His steam engine, which il now on
the ground. Tho grading for the hoist
ing works is being done, and it will be
hut n short time until va hear tho
whistle blowing in TINT direction.
The independence Compnny's now
ton'stamp mill after having been given
II thorough trial THs formally accepted
for Tho company by Superintendent
McNnlly. Several tons Of orc were run
through and tho machinery was found
10 work admirably throughout.
a TnASHsGIvI.G Ball is to he given
Il! Mira Ford's hotel.
The lIur,ly.housc will open for bust
ness 10 night.
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[From Mondays Dnily.1
a Case at LnVy.

"a SNfC W J""s
Tho renowned case Of tho First M.
tional Bnnk Of Nevada w. Cook Broth.
c-s. with which very large proportion
Of tho people OF the S,nto aro already
familiar, IL again nbout 10 be tried in
tho Ninth judicial District Court, and
tho porlinnclous litignnts nro rc.mnr.
Bhnliug their forces for another tlospcr.
ato struggle for final victory. John
Cook of tho above firm has already mr..
rived from tho East 10 look nftor their
interests In this important mnltor, and
A. NJ. 1lillhouHo Of Eurokn. counsel for
tho defonac, Inns MISC arrived. Tho
place Of A. o. Ellis, former counsel for
tho bank, Ia, wo underaiand, TO DO sup.
pliod by Judge Bonnet OF Salt Lako.
Thls onBo hng boon OH trial aomo four
or fiVo times, having occupied tho A..
tontion OF several Of tho county Courts,
and II our momory serves us correctly,
MIR llillhonso Is now tho only Attorney
on oithcr sidc, originally employed in
this celebrated case; no having tho nd.
vantage ofyouth, backed by regular hnb.
ita' Inns managed to survive tho ravagos
OF umc, aud Blill, M wo lcarn, ontor.
Trims hopca--tho family being rcmnrkn-
lilo for liz longorily-~of living to SEQ
tho conclusion Of this modern Jarndyco
w. Jarhdyeo.
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Died En- ISoItfe.

The train from the west Wednesday,
had as passengers Oh their way homo
to Missouri. family, consisting of
William Dunlap, his daughter, Mrs.
Mary Borden, aud her husband. They
were returning 10 their old home from
Southern California, where several
months had been spout i'll the vain
hopo oi improving tho health OF tho
lady, who wGs'R consumptive, and find
ing that the insidious disease could not
be stayed by climatic influences, but
one nope was left; that life might DO
yielded up at home; but oven this poor
boon WAS denied, for, as the train
noared this place it became apparent
that the fragile thread was about 10
break. and that Tho exhausted sufferer
might at least pass away in quietness,
the Pariy stopped over at this place,
where soon after, the spirit winged its
flight. Tho relatives drew great con-
ISOLATION from tho fact that deceased
had been for years n consistent member
ofthe Baptist church, aud that She
died ;u tho full faith OF n glorious
resu lection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

DSH:a OF w. II. Ilcnncdy'a Child.
From Fred. Scott, who arrived Le.e
at . O'Clock last night. wO learn Of tho
death of tho little daughter of W. II.
Kennedy, of Huntington Valley, which
occurred yesterday. Tho littlo ono
had been seriously i'll for several days,
and during the last three, her life was
dospnir'd Of. Tho afflicted family has
The warm sympathy of many friends
and Hcquaintauccs in their heavy sor-
row.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
------s-e-A- ---.--
Crockcry wNrc.

Mcssrs. Peterson & AfoPhctors havo
to-day added TO their stock OF furniture
paints, oils, oto., full assortment OF
crockery md quecnsworo, md will
hercnfter deal largely In this limo Of
wares. Their supply received direct
from SHn francisco IL tho largest and
OF tho most complete variety yet brought
TO this market embracing rs II docs
everything That might DO required to
supply tho demand Of this scotion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
From Thursdays Daily.1


Our old acquaintance, L. N. Nc
Phcters, tremendously multiplied him
self By two at tho Hotel this morning,
and with the lady OF his choice, i'm
mediately boarded the express train
which conveys tho happy couple at the
rnte Of twenty miles per hour, toward
the sinful city OF Bulls, Bears and
brokers. Justice Taylor was nm i'm
por;ant auxiliary in the consummation
of tho joyful result, and congratulntes
himself upon tho peculiar impressive
ness with which he propouuds those
pointed Undergraduates, quito as much
us III the reception of his modest fee.
We have not learned how long the
newly married couple propose to alb
sent themselves from the society OF
their tried friends. for tho unsatisfact-
oty privilege of roaming promiscuous.
ly among strangers. but don't believe
Macs nervousness will Inst more than
week or two, when he will be *
pected TO "stand in" and face the
music. The best wishes OF "ihe boys"
arc heartily extended, but proper
recognition OF their claims upon That
portion OF society just married, is per-
emptoiily demanded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
TlIe lsoSnl Iicn;;nl.

The Gem MrnN%ciic will be opened
10 the public -masculine members over
twonty-onG-tliis evening, and Tic
tiger" being fcricious beast his lair
cnn only 10 discovered by ascending II
flight Of stairs 20 point Of elevation
thirteen feet above ground. the sn,no
being strictly private.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
PeraOnAl.

james Gamble, General Superintend-
ent Of the Western Union Telegraph,
in company with ]. A. Hinchman, pas
sed west by the trim this morning.
I. Leutz of Stockton, arrived by the
train Inst evening.
m. Dougherty, formerly of this
place, accompanied by Mr.. ]. Il. Rand,
arrived from Montana. yesterday.
AL. Cage is down from Mountain
City, md will probably go to Tuscarora
from here, where he proposes to pass
the winter.
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Will Move 20 Town.

Onr former townsmnn, John Hough,
has purchased tho dwelling house late.
~ occupied by tho family Of Thomas
Donncls' ond will bring tho family
from tho ranch in plonsant valley, TO
reside IN Elko. Tho fact TINT tho loss
Of ono most excellent family Is TO DO
supplied by tho nttirnl OF another, nf.
lords us pleasure to record. Mr..
Hough's family will establish them.
selves in their now residence IN about
n couple Of weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
CUtflo AM.nnrII

Mention OF the shipment OF $50 hea d
OF beef cattle, by rail to San Francisco,
f'om hero night before last, was over
looked by us Mt the time. They were
shipped by our old acquaintance, Wag-
her, we'll known California dealer,
Ito bnying purchased them from several
different parties in this immediate vi
cinity. Tho lot was composed Of
selections from several diff erent herds
and were exceptionally fine.
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w. T. Smith arrived from the Bay by
tho trsin last evening.
L. G. Armor OF Mineral Hill, is stop
ping day or two in Town preparatory
Ia visiting TuscNrOrn.
Fred. Stafford hcs ngnin put in nj
appearance, and his shadow is ~ unc-
tuous as ever.
DR.. Huntington is expecting his
father to arrive here from Washington
Territory. by tho train this evening.
DR.. Neigs has returned from long
visit 70 California. in excellent henlth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
Bullion Received.

Wells, Fargo & Go. received by stngc
from Cornucopin last night, throo bars
OF bullion from tho Leopard mill,
weighing 2lO pounds and valued nt
$3.o75 81. Two bNre Weighing i95
pounds md valued nj 1000 wcro also
received from Mountain City. This
bullion IL tho product Of orc from tho
Little Bonanza" California Hill. md
Was brought down by u. l.. plummcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
Arrivals Hy StnSe.
VAN DREILLES's LINE.

Yesterday from Tuscarora, Mrs Pierce,
L. McAvin, II. Hunter, j. g. Hover
ton, j. Schlos, Il. Haynes, G. Floren-
tint, 4. Sanborn, j. Flanders, John
Barret.
by train last evening from tho West,
were, j. Bennington, from San Francisco;
j. 4. Powers, from Virginia; DR.. W.
w. Whom, from Austin; Henry Hip,
from Ward. Judge Bennett, OF Salt
Lake City, arrived Ivy the train from
the East.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
IIUNVRTSi's Command.

Tho troops that were under General
Howard in the race with Joseph through
the northern country, passed through
by special trnin this morning on their
Why from Omaha, where they strucl;
the railroad, to San Francisco. They
comprised portions Of fifteen compan-
les, numbering some $50 men, under
command Of Captain Miller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

REISnART 4 Co. aro now receiving
barley from the surrounding country
about rs fast MS II can be conveniently
handled. The largo flrc.proof ware.
houss in the rcnr of tho store Is stack.
oil M full ms II can hold, aud tho largo
brick building leased by tho firm, Of
IIuford Is rapidly being filled.
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hno'hcI. EL.llin- SnIc,

Tho negotiations which have been
pending for the purchase OF tho Silver
Queen and Little Bonanza mines, stu
"tcd in California hill at Cope Mining
district have just beon concluded T..
MeSsrs. Pharcs and Van Duser have
disposed OF tho property for the sum Of
Sl5, 200, and 3, L, and Amos Plurn,ncr.
in connection with San Francisco par
ties aro tho purchasers. Tho mines
Hro being steadily worked and arc
yielding handsomely.
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iilcOrnUru(1U,

The Rock Greek Mining Company
has been Incorporated in San Francisco
with II. W. Brown, ]. a. Paxton, L.
NJ Hall, George Cougdon and S. Lu.
beck ms Directors. This embraces the
Scorpion mine, for nn interest in which
negotiations have been for somo tiino
past, pending.
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FrrIullia IlCcriSrtI.

by rail today wero ns follows: ono
car barley for A. lIixol; ono chr wheat
for John Ainlcy; one chr coal oil for
Smith Il Wilsoy; two cars barley for
u. q. Cox ono chr for Kcoth and ono
car do for jus. Grant; four cars general
merchandise.
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Elko, Sept. Is, 1877.

To FARHIRs AND OTuEHg.-lIRving
assumed ontiro control Of tho black
smithing, yNgon.rnnl re and machine
shops, l mn now prepared to do any
aud Nil kinds Of work in my limo, pnr.
ticulnrly tho repairing Of agricultural
supplements, on tho most favorable
forms.
A. RnrcY.
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TIIiolIIY Seed.

Fresh timothy seed cnn DO procured
from w. L. Crane, Mt his ranch on
South Fork; also ut the drug storo OF
T. F. Muller, or ut tho store of n.
Cohn, the sNme primo, fresh nriiclo
being kept for sale at both OF these
plnccs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

OwING to tho uniavorablo weather,
the racing ut tho Willows track which
was to have taken place on tho 10th
md ilth instant, has been indefinite
~ postponed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

Tho Grand Prizo company shipped
by Battle Mountain, Sundny, six bars
Of bullion valued NJ $40, 2b7, 30 md Do
Frees Go. by sano stage, shipped ono
bur valued al $4,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

The report received hero last night
that tho State Prison at Carson was on
fire. was n mistake. The nlarm arnsc
from tho burning Of large lot Of cord
wood ranked in tho nuighborhooL Of
tho prison.
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j. II. bacon OF Mountain City arrived
here last night with four bars OF bull
lion, the product of the Mountain Lau-
rel and Lilly mines, of that district.
The weight Of tho bars is 500 pounds
nnd their value is $500.
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4 hr HnII TI:,l,..

The attendance ut the Hall Int night
was very good, some thirty odd couples
being present. The night was cool and
the music inspiri,ing, which kept the
festivities Mt fever heat until three
O'Clock this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
Goiic 10 'Tusca"O.a.

DIR. Parsons departed for Tuscnroro,
on professional visit this morning,
where ho will remain during tho next
ten days or two weeks at the expiration
Of which limo ho will return hero to
complete such work Us is still unfin.
ishcd,
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Stage Arrivals.
VAN DEErLIS's LIRE.

From TuscarorO this evening wGro IA
follows: Jas. Stockdalo, Mrs, Stock
dHlo. j. Hawloy, d. T. Digby, E. II.
1'riers, S. NJ. Pollard, Geo. Culver,
d. J. Hadley. G. a. Lee. ID. Steen, & co.
Abel and ono Chinaman.
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IIIiliUII IsCcriTrII.

Two additional bars of bullion from
Mountain City. weighing 90 pounds,
and valued ut $500, were shipped to
san Francisco 10y Wells, Fargo & Co.
from this place ycs,cr,iny.
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Two OF Alec Wiso's big tennis loaded
TO the guards with general merchant
disc, loft for Tuscarora this morning.
John Styles teams londcd with coal
for tho samo destination, to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

by rail to-day, wcrO tlreo car loads
Of general merchandise; one car of lum-
her md ono of wood for Smith & Will
Rey, md ono cur lond Of stoves for john
Ainiey.
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Commissioners, Meeting.

At tic meeting OF the Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners, held at tho Court
house yesterday, tho following business
was transacted:
NJ. G. Sloan was appointed Justice of
tho Pence for Glover Valley Township.
Tho official bond of Smith Van
Dreilen, rs Road Supervisor OF Tusca.
rora road district, was approved.
Tho following bills were tLan taken
up and acted upon:
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Departures.
VAN DnEILLEs's LINE.

w. Y. Smith, NJ. L. Levy, Mrs.
Hayes, Ben. Sloss. NJ. Walsh and boy.
md two Oricntnls.
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SfRHc Arrivals.
VAN DuEILLES' IS LINE,

j. II. Woolcy md wife, u. r. Danes,
Geo. Munro, l.. LOcscr. Mrs. Noll,
Chas. Alferd, y. A. Hong, s. q. wcs.
ton' ono Chinnnan and ono gentleman
under arrest.