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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-18
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HERE IS THE PROOF
OF ITS r.
Superior Excellence.

Read this Home Certificate, certified 10 by Ed
,cdrd Il. GayTigaes,i one Of The noG competent
DSttgoasfs ard Chepaists OF Philadelphia, q man
ichose verocity rome can doubt.
lam happy to add my testimony to the
great value Of the London II air Color Resto-
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color, and the hne appears to be permanent.
am IS stisned thar this Is nothing Ike dye,
but operates upon the secretions. IL Is also a
growth. purchased the first bottle from Ed
ward b. Garrigues. druggist, Tenth and Coat es
gray when commenced its use. rs
- af(f os'1 MB5 MILLER,
No.7s0 North Ninth Sc. Philadelphia.
/ DR.. SWAYNE & SON-Respected friends:
have the pleasure To inform you thai a lady OF
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with the success of your London Hair Color
Restorer,' Her hair was falling rapidly. and
quite gray. The color has been restored. and
the falling on entirely stopped, and the new
growth OF hair In the result.
Z. B. GARRiGUES,
Druggist. cor. Tenth and Coates. Phila.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-18
last week

The epitaph upon the Democratic
party will be the same as that put over
the remains OF the boy who swallowed
nitro-glycerine, and was. then needless,
ly spanked BY his father: "Rent by
internal dissensions. IN. Y. Tribune.
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and smother report states that barge
containing five men crying for help
also went over. The damsge here, il
is singular to say. Is very small. Not
more than seven berges arO injured or
lost
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-18
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infant. Price, 50 cents Sent by mail to any
address on the receipt OF price Hi.fiis
Address orders to Da. SWAYNE q SON. $50
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Attachment Notice.

Koehnlien, Administering OF tue
estate OF John NJ. Koehnlien, decd, pltfr,
vs..
s7A Adolph Yoke, defendant,
QEFORE David K. Bowel, j. p. OF Pease
- township, Belmont county. Ohio. On the
18th day OF December, 1876. said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in this case for the
um Of SlSS.47H. Set for trial January "a, 1877,
f o'clock A. n.
ELIZABETH KOEHNLIEN,
Jan 4, lS7i-St Administratrix
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BOSTON TESTIMONY.

July 90 1871 DIR Swayne q Son-Last winter,
while in Trenton, N J, procured six bottles
OF London Hair Color Restorer,' which like
very much, In fact better than any thing have
used IN the last nine years. II "a please. send
me one dozen bottles o d, e..e OF w = Fogle
4 Son, Druggists, No. 732 Trep.ant ST. Boston.
Respectfully yours,
ADA BAKER
No. SO Rutland square.
DR. Dalton, OF Philadelphia. says Of 1.-THE
-Loadon Hair Color Restorer is used very ex :.
among my patients AMI trieEds, q
well as myself. I therefore speak from expe-
rience. 7,.s.... 80
20 Cents per Bottle.
bottles a. Sent by express TO any address.
,Iv-F Oh receipt OF price.
Address orders to DIR. swAYNE q SON. $50
North Sixth ct, Philadelphia, Pa, sole propri'
etors. (jsnll. 'T-ly.
Sold by Druggists.
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LIFE, GROWTH, BEAUTY.
-
London Hair Color Restorer. /.


Not dye; makes hair soft and silky; clean
ses the scalp from all lmpu0ities. causing the
hair to grew where it has fallen of sor become
thin. ft- lH.gf te-a -Tf %
Can be applied by the hand, as II does not
stain the skin or soil the finest linen. As q
Hair Dressing IL Is the most perfect the world
has ever produced. The hair renovated and
strengthened, and nataral color restored witn-
out the application Of IMMORAL substances.
since the introduction OF this truly valuable
preparation into THE country IL has been the
wonder and admiration ST all classes. as 1t has
proved to be the only article that will abso-
lutely without deception restore gray hair TO
Its original color. health, softness. lustre, and
beauty, and produces on bald heads OF It's or
tgfnal growth and color
Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.
LII will restore gray hair TO its original color
2-lt will thlcken thin hair cause newgrowth.
Sit will rest ere the natural secretions
4-It will remove all dandruff and itchings.
SIt will make the nair soft glossy and flexible.
6-It will preserve the original color TO old age.
tit will prevent the hair from all or
Sit will cure all diseases of the scalp.
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ITGHT NC piles

Are generally preceded by moisture, like
perspiration Distressing Itching, as though pin
worms were crawling IN and about the rectum.
particularly al night, when undressing, or In
oed alter getting warm; oftentimes shows Itself
around the private parts, and frequently te-
males are sOrely afflicted, exteDd ding into the
vagina, proving very Distressing. Cases Of
long standing are permanently cured by SIM
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-18
THE Ohio Legislature adjourned from
Friday until Tuesday and most of the
members returned to their homes.

ExGovERSoR JNo. N. PALMER car
ried off the Democratic caucus nomins-
ton for U. 8. Senator from Illinois,
last week. T- EF.t
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Sarah J. Barnes and Allen C. Miller.
THE defendant Sarah-,I. Barnes, who is q
i nonresident OF the eounty Of Belmont and
state of Ohio, will take notice that on the
18Th day of December, 1876 the above named
plaintiff filed In the said Court his petition. |.
tho object of which Is to obtain q Judgment
against the defendants for the sum OF $7l.A.
with interest from September IL. 1873, at per
cent per anAum, due said plaintiff on GER
tain promissory note, executed by said de-
fendants to Alexander Henderson, and by him
assigned to said plaintiff, on the LIST day OF 0c-
tober, 1870. Said note dated June. 18th, ls.0.
and bearing per cent interest per, annum. In
which case an attachment has been issued.
The sal Sarah J. Barnes, the defendant, Is
notified 70 appear aud answer said petition on
Saturday, the Oath day of February, 1871. -
]. K. MITCHELL, Clerk.
CowEN q SHANNON, At'ys for plaintiff.
lee 8 lS76-6W = ~ fa-f.a-t - 1-ast
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Swavne's Tar s sarsaparilIa Pins.

SWayne'S Tar q SarSaparlIIa FlIIS.
Fevers are often prevented by the use Of these
SaFsa parilla Pills, as they carry of, through
The blood. the impurities from which they
arise. For Cosdveness there Is nothing so ef-
tectual as Swayne's lar and Sarsdparilla Pills.
They are purely vegetable, and act specially
on Inc Liver as Blue Mass or Calomel, withoct
any bad results from taking.
Address letters 10. DIR. SWAYNE & SON.
PhiladeIphia. No charge for advice. Sent by
mall on receipt OF price. Price 25 cents box;
i've boxes tor sl.e Ask your druxgist for Them.
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Sale
or REAL ESTATE.
Wednesday. January "a, 1877,

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
OF Belmont county, Ohio. VIII Offer for
SALE al Public Auction, ON 3. .-l-...-
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DIR. SWAYNE & son, ,r
$50 NORTH SIXTH ST, PHILADELPHIA PA
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Thai dreadful disease. from which so many
persons suffer, is frequently The cause OF
Headache, Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia,
Is speedily relieved, and are often permanent
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Asw Aarerttsemtats: 3 :

From Daaschy & Co.,, Advertising Ag's,
Nea1 York.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-11
The Man Who Grew.

One day last week mechanic was
going down stree', and became favora-
bly, impressed with a pair Of pants
hanging in front Of cheap clothing
store. The price was low. the goods
seemed all right, and he made up his
mind to purchase.
Il gif you dc word Of Andrew Shack
son dot dose pants are shust like irou,"
said the dealer Il warrants dem cfery
dime"
After three or four days wear the
purchaser found the bottam Of the penis
crawling towards his knees 1t was Il
bad case Of shrinkage, aud he got mad.
and went back to the store and said
"You swindled me On these pants
See how they have shrunk."
The dealer looked them all over, felt
Of his had, and finally sai3:
Il shall give you one thousand dol
lars month. If you sill travel with
me-"
How WHAT"
you are shust growing eight up At
the rate Of two inches day, aud |
takes you arcCbdt the country on exhi-
bitIon. Dose pants are sbust ~ long as
efer. but you hat grown out ID dem"
Il don't believe it, shouted the man.
II am forty years old. and quit growing
long aso!'
Il gif you dc word Of Andrew Shack
son dot you vas growing"
Il don't care whose word you give |,
say these pants have shrunk nearly
foot p
HAS de top of those pants shrurk
down any :" softly asked the dealer.
".Why. no."
shouldn't de vastbsnds shrink
down shust as queek as dose bottoms
should shrink ups Ii it's in de cloth,
ono part should shrink like de Older.
eli? When sold you dot elegant pair
Of pants for tree dollar don't suppose
you vas growing so fast or should haf
put zem straps on de bottoms"
well. don't like This way of doing
business" said the purchaser.
'Sbust ike me. If ! sells such
elegan. pants as dose to o man, and he
grows out Of dem, it damages my trade.
You haf damaged me five hooDerej
dollar, but l haf low rent, pays cash
fur mein goods. and make you dis fifty
cent tie for five cents
The man walked out to the curb
stone. and turning around. shook his
fist and said
"You are y liar and cheat. and I'll
dare you out here
'Such dings sinks deep in my heart"
sighed the dealer, as he took down his
pipe II dihks sells out dis peesness and
peddles some vases aronndt. Den when /
sells to somepody it makes no difference
how much dey grow"
THE Calaveras Citizen reports the
following: miss Getchell while sitting
out doors few days ngo fell asleep:
when she woke up she found herself
unable TO move. and on lonking around
noticed "A large snake lying on one
of her arms. making n low Kissing
noise. For some time she was unable
to move and felt peculiar thrilling
sensation. She finally. however. moved
one OF her arms. aud ths power being
broken she got up The snake still lay
there. but she says she could make no
exertion to kill it. and iurred and left
The snake made no esf0,t to hurt her"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
The Odd Fellows Hall ut cornusopla.

The Odd Fellows Hall at Cornu,copIu
From valued correspondent at Cor
nucopia, we receive the following par
iiculars Of the ball given by the Odd
Fellows Of tEnt place, on the evening
Of the third: IIogle's large, fine hall
was decorated and otherwise prepared
for the occasion, and WIS soon enliv-
cned by the presence Of both men md
women, who engaged with rare spirit in
the enjoyments of the evening. The
music provided for the occasion was
highly inspiritine, the company dis
posed 10 be agreeable, and Us each ID en-
Der strove to contribute his share to the
common stock of pleasures, the feStiyi
ties were unmarried, and social nncni.
ties were strictly observed throughout.
Dir. Collin and Sir. McEally of the
Leopard mine, Mr.. Dayton Of the
IIusse! and Alr. Willard Of the Panther
represented the Superintendent in
tcrcst from Tint section, and tho ner-
camille element, with Messrs. Mix md
1Ieacham i'll the lead supported by
liu-ight and Wheeler, was sufficiently
numerous to make their presence felt.
The attendance OF ladics-without
which the affair wonld not DO worthy of
cOnsideration-wHs full, consisting prin.
cipally Of residents here, but including
several from abroad, among whom WIS
Miss Hunter of Elko. L. Ham anu
wife from White Rock, were also pres.
cnt.i Among the resident ladies We re-
member Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Oldham,
Hiss Willard, Miss Rosebury, Miss
Parker, Miss Allen, Mrs. IIoar, Mrs.
Gollihorn and Mrs. IIuckctt from the
town at the Mill. Tho men we're
juvial, the ladies amiable, and tho eve
ming with its festivities, passed most
pleasantly, for, be it known, TINT al
though somewhat isolated i'll these hibcr-
mating regions, the spirit Of fun, mud
knowledge OF how to secure the greatest
amount OF the article from the least
given dimensions, is M art, which
through pcrsevering and careful cult
vntiom, we have reduced to n surprising
degree Of perfection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
IFroin Sundays Duly

POmpo.ity Ia n "Pullnnn Palace"
Icing possessed Of IL desire to view
the interior OF the Pullman palace car
"presidept," which has acquired some
celebrity rs work Of art in that linc'
va accordingly in company with a To-
rnl g. Z. official Of gentlcmnnly ill.,
stiucts md modest leincanor, embraced
the opportunity 10 crafty our tasto for
the beautiful by stepping aboard OF the
huge carrin9e. AS the train TO which ii
WAS attached lay helc for dinner. Eli
teriug the sumptuously furnished apart
inent, VIC were ut once lost in amaze
ment ut the gorgcousness OF the STIR
roundings, when suddenly our delighted
gaze wns transferred to the fascinating
figure of II lady-we knew her TO be
lady from the remark she made
which thrust itself directly in our pnth
aud barred further progress, from which
enInnatcd II voice, sweet ns tho ring OF
u cross-cut SAW, waiting to our eRrs the
words, Get out OF here, this is strictly
private. sirs!" Being overwhelmed
with confusion at huyinG thus uucon-
Sciuusly intrudet, We ncckly asked the
nmUuut of tax levied for tho sublime
privilege of such privacy, which very
natural inquiry seemed to touch no re-
SponSivc chord, and deeply impressed
with the display Of exaggerated unso-
ciuLiiity Of travellers 10y the Pullman
''privute" palace, VIC rcgnincd the plat
form i'll safety. inwnr'lly resolving that
hereafter exterior views Of such insti-
tutions should be sufficient to satisfy
our cravings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
From Wednesdays Daily


The freight trnia from the Enst Mon
dry night brought another lot of fine
stock from the fnrn Of the well known
importer. L. Dillon, Of Normal, Nc
Lean County. Illinois. This lot wns
brought out by j. II. Tnbcr, who has
for several years pnst been engaged i'll
the business Of furnishing bloodrd
stock to parties on this cOns', and con-
sists OF one imported thoroughbred Nor
man stallion. one hnif-hrccd Norman,
and two twO-ycnr old colts of the same
breed. They nro nil beautiful animals,
aud will DO taken West for delivery 10
the parties for whom they werO pur.
chased. Tho question is sometimes
asked M to the pedigree Uf this stock.
The answer is-''they hive hone -
they constitute distinct race Of horses
in themselves; therefor II Norman horse
is necessarily Of pure blood md II thor
Hughbrcd. .g . r,..r -,....s
III letter from W. Dickinson, n
notod English stock breeder, published
some years since in the London Farmers
.HayasiH., TINT gentleman, speaking Of
this phnlo stock, retnnks M follows: s.
The Norman is HOW stock of horscs
in this country. II hns been but IL few
years since the stock was introduced
here. Old Louis Napoleon wns the first
full-bloOd Norman horse ever brought
to this country. Ho was imported from
France in 1851, and Drought TO Illinois
in 1855. llo proved to 10 nh oxtrnurd-
mary breeder. When cIorscd with tho
common mafcs OF our country. u marked
distinction was seen his cots, such IN
WIS not exhibited la my other stock.
Wo thought, in his day. that thorc wnH
no other horse that wns ablo 10 make M
ETcHt nh Improvement Oh our Common
stock. but VIC have since Icnrnch trnt il
Is characteristic OF tho stock. .Wo huvc
imported number al stations and
bred them, anil find them fully up IL
our expectations in their breeding quail
tiles. They all transmit Ia their OIL
spring tho marked characteristics OF tho
stock. which Is proof enough that they
are pure AMI distinct brecd-tho re.
suit Of ~oll.rcgulatcd systnn OF brood.
Ing. cnrrictl Oh by the Government rcgu.
latiOns Of Franco for hundreds OF years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
Loo" Like lIII=IlirSs.

The increased activity noticeable in
and about the pioneer blacksmith aud
wagon making establishment. of Ed.
Phillips. is one Of the hest Indications
TINT revival of business hns COM
meuced. and the lnrgo amounts Of
freight for transportation to points dis
tnnt from the railrond, will tend to fur
her increase the demand for tho SER
vices Of his workmcn. Willie ut his
shops few moments yesterday, we
noticed that both departments were nc
lively employed, tho work of forging,
repairing, painting. etc. being pushed
Hloug vigorously to make room for that
awaiting the artisans attention outside
the doors. Several wagons. newly
ironed ani painted gorge0ualy. stood
ready for the road. while the drcicpid
vehicles. on crHtcLcs. It's it were, stood
sadly waiting for the adjustment Of their
Injuries. The evidences Of activity in
this branch Of our hou.e industry is
greatly encouraging. for nothing more
surely indicates revival Of general
business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13

At the meeting of the Board of Couu-
~ Commissioners held ON Monday, the
following business was transacted: OH
ciui bUrti of >. Z. GiasSc-=, Road Super
visor Of Cornucoria district approved,
and also bond Of I. ". S;covillc, Super
visor OF Ruby Valley road district mp
proved. The following bills were then
taken up and acted upon: j. J. Meigs,
500; J. c. Baker, Sl9 80; o. L. Green,
S;ll ~: /. a. Rogers, $3l 20; VIM,
Taylor, SOL so; i. l.. Seitz, $3.50 10,
Len Wines, &Il5; Z. y. Littlclield. $50;
ii. u. GRAFT. S!57 ~; Insurance. $50;
II. Mcnahnn, $50; j. j. Billings,
SOP 80; L. IL. Griswold, Gel 10; John
Nicholas, SEQ; II. d. Hnrroun, $3.50 80;
Mrs. n. McClelland, So 80; Sears,
S3S 80; II. c. Street, 81 %; 4. Wise
man, $50; Thomas Holmes, Sos 10; Z.
L. Hughes, $3.50 20; \. Bruce, $50 90;
Street & Wendle, $l7j.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
Who Cnu lent III

Dick DOrsey's fuur teams which load
cd with lumber for Tuscnrorn, Init Mon
dizzy. und left here oh "Wednesday morn
ing, arrived ut their destination ut noon
Friday, being only 2X days going
through. Three OF tho teams were ten
horse. md hnuled respectively $500
pounds, $500 pounds aud 5000 pounds;
the fourth being six-horsc outfit with
5000 pounds. The loads were weighed
here just before starting. md if any
dOuLts are entertained M to the accu-
rncy Of this statement, the proofs nre
cnsily ohtainahle. The road between
EikO AMI the northern camps. accord
ing to this showing. cannot polmuch
longer nor roughcr than competing
routes.
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. EORENOON 'nOAIID:

G35 ophir, 81, 8, ~. 81, tx.
750 Mcxicau.' IG5c, 4G0c. AZ, AZ,
1865 Gould and Curry, 81, ~, 3l5c,
320c, 3JQc. -...
2O95 Best and DclchoT. 0, SH BIS. 81.
81. so.
1900 California. 257I, &c, &c DO. ..
ST5 Savage, 2II. 2iOc. Disc.
1856 Con. Virginia, 2GL, 2TI, 81.
2G% SO, ~ b5, 2G9l, 81.
25a ChoilHr, 10. lG%.
S25 Halo aud Norcross, IL, I35c, 1Ioc
1868 Crown Point, 3:I, 81, 340c.
G3O yellow Jacket, az, 3G0c, 37Oc.
1000 Imperial, 40c, 45c.
10 kcmtuck, 2j0c.
DO alpha, Ga. ...... ...
80 fletcher, ~. 2G5c, 23+, 2i5c.
20 Confidence, 2.
3Gl Sierra Nevada, Soc, 75c, DOC, S5c.
l5j Utah, ~, 3H. 80,
$40 Bullion, ~, 220c.
$40 ENchcqncr, ".
Ii Seq. Bclcher, il. ...f. ..-.s'
T25 Overman, 57I,5H. 5zS, 5X.
1928 Justice, 5, "a, 2l5c, 3iOc.
Ola Caledonia, /. 95u.
100 Union, 2, "a, l90c.
300 Julia, 90c.
500 Challenge, soc.
lOU0 New York, luc. ..' -'
go Andes, 900.
10 Lcvinthan, l0c, l5c. To.
$50 Prospect, 25c, zoe.
100 Trojan, soc. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
improvements.

Thco Garrecht is greatly improving
the appearance Of his place OF bust
ness ON Commercial street, b. weather.
boarding the front and making some
minor additions.
S. L. Benson has nGoul completed
his new clearinghouse, just east Of the
Church. 1t'isa very neat building, md
nrouses suspicious i'll tho common mind
that something unusual in the dOmus-
tic economy Is about TO take place.
Mr.. FAErnISG has the lumber with
which to erect family residence OH ali
enclosed lot close by.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
ErNv barracks nt IInIlrck.

From Louie Kuhn, who had just ar
rived from the military Post Mt lIal!cck,
where he is now engaged in business,
We learn that the first installmcnt Of
lumber consisting Of fifteen car loads,
for the barracks, arrived nj the station
on Wednesday. The buildings to be
erected for the accommodation of the
troops are to be both extensive and sub
stnntiHl. and the work Of their construc-
ton will commence n: once. The pro-
ject of changing the locality Of the mil
ithry quarters has been abandoned and
llallech will remain permanent Post.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13
Paying on

According To the Virginia City pa
lcrs. over $2UO,UuO WINS disburSrd by
the mining companies Of the Comstuck
during Tuesday and w,tlnt s,lny of this
week. yet fnnds nrc iring raised for tho
relief IT tho needy aud suffering Of
TINT section. The old Relief Commit
tee, which was formed directly nitcr tho
"iSnstrous fire Of October, 1873, reports
that il has been in active service ever
rinrc. in helping the distressed, Do.
nHii0ns To Ike amount Of over $4,000
lnvc again been placed in the hands Of
The Executive Committee, for distribu-
hon HIiIniiy the destitute.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13

John II. Bradley returned from bus.
mess trip to California;, Sunday even
ing. lIe reports the general prospects,
Lut more particularly those OF nh ngri-
cultural character, us discouruging
George Russell wns also passenger by
the same train from Battle Mountain.
80. Mark MusgroYc, former publisher
md proprietor Of tho Ward Miner, made
us Il friendly visit yesterday, he having
just arrived from the southeastern part
of the State. Mr.. Musgrove is of the
opinion that Ward has real merit as
mining camp. and that n revival OF bus.
mess will take place after tho affairs of
the principal coinpany-Martin & White
-hnvo been thoroughly adjusted, but
as that will require time, he preferred
TO seek new fields of enterprise, and
accordingly sold his paper, which Is
now owned and couductedby Mr.. Rob.
ert Simpson. Mr.. Musgrovc will pro-
coed West by the train this morning..
Governor Bradley and Prof. Stewart
arc enjoying the hospitality, Of Senator
Shepherd, mt his ranch on tho South
Fork. Judge Mcacham returned from
his visit to the East in good health.
yesterday morning. j. l.. Wines de-
parted for Green River OIL legnl bust.
ness last evening go. Commissioner
Wiseman touk the same tram for his
home in Clover Wiley, via Wells ~.
Mcssrs. Holmes and lIughs, the other
members Of the Board, We're still in
town last evening. 80 -r r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13

THE Phoebe Record Of the 9th contains
an account OF the discovery Of case of
smallpox among tho Indians cncamped
near town, upon which they were imme-
3ia;cly ordered 70 pack up and leave.
The order was complied with al once,
aud after their departure it was .tiscoY-
cred that in accordance with the usual
Indian custom, tho patient hal been
suddenly "put out Of his misery" md
left behind. al.2 s.-atr .r..s ... ..-..s.a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-13

The vote yesterday on the proiosi.
items to dispose of the GlI srho0I house
and to Greet mow and larger one. stood
los in tho Affirmative, and mt one In
the negative. This IL q conclusive in
dicnlion TINT tho citizens OF Elk0 have
no disposition to be pnrsimoniouS when
tho cause Of popular education is under
consideration.