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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
| From Thursdays Daily i
Personal.

Our former townsmnn, DR.. Louis
Terry, who arrived hero from his home
in Eureka Monday evening, took the
trim for tho Atlantic sca-board. last
evening. Tho Doctor will probably
visit Europe during his absence but il
tho foreign trip turns out to be unnecos-
sary, he will be with US again in about
n month. ..... r.
Sheriff Ed. Seitz having safely depos-
tied the four pupils i4c had in charge,
at the State stone-quarries, returned
home by the train last evening.
George Ii. willard. who has been
rambling in tho mining regions in the
northern part of tho county, arrived
hero last evening aud took tho train for
San Francisco. this morning.
Rev. DIR. Fraser took the same train
for Palisade. from whence le proceeds
to Eureka.
Prof. Taylor, who has the reputation
Of being just little the smoothcst
prestidigitatcur that ever flung sand into
human optics, or wrung IN "cold
deck" at tho most critical juncturc,
has just Namo to town, aud will in duo
season shed light upon the occult
sciences, for tho benefit of all.
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{ From Tuesdays Daily. ]


Our old acquaintance NJ. a. Cook,
late Of Tuscarora, departed on visit
TO Ills old homo in tho East, attor al
absence Of many years, by tho train
Inst evening.
s. Il. Moray, Superintendent OF the
Bluo Jacket mino aud mill, arrived
hero from tho Salmon river country,
Idnho, in which section ho has been
touring for several weeks pasl, by the
train from tho East, this morning.
We wcro pleased 10 find to-day that
Adam Schlumb wns much better today
than for some limo past. wO found
him sitting In an cnsy chair, and par-
taking Of little beef. for which, until
now, Ito had had no appetite. Although
much reduced, thorc nrO strong hopes
Of his ultimate recovery.
DR.. Wixom ia gradually improving.
lilo exercised about Ills room OH crutohcs
today, and is now sanguino that 10
will DO Rblo to start for homo in few
dnys,
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The PublIc School.

In company with Mcssrs. Russell and
Plughoff, two Of the Trustees, we paid
a visit to the district school, this even
ing, and listened 10 tho examination
Of the pupils in the Principals Dc.
partncnt, in mathematics. The schol-
ars generally exhibit an aptitude that
woull COMPARE favorably with those Of
their nge i'll any locality, and are Ger.
tninly making encouraging progress in
their studies; tho promp,ness Of the
responses to almost every question re-
hitting to the study in question. is high
" crcditable to tho little eight to twelve
year-olds. Prof. Sessions, of the Uni
versity, together with some OF his pu-
pills, was present, rs wero also Mrs.
Russell, Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Bixel.
at the close OF the Rotations the WISH
tors were favored with some very good
music, both vocal and instrumental, of
the older OF the girls, with Miss Matte
Plughoff presiding ut the organ; with
which the school has just been sup
piled. ..... ts
Miss Fanny Rogers OF the University,
also. contributed to the entertainment
with song and accompaniment. An
hour or two each Friday might be spent
by parents with their children, mt tho
school, not only pleasantly, but profit
ably. A judicious mingling OF pleas
ures with the practical and laborious
duties of the student, has como to be
deemed beneficial, aud nh active mani.
festation OF interest in the advance
ment Of the school on the
part of parents mud patrons will con-
tribute i'll no small degree to the ell
hanccment Of those pleasures. The
invitation TO visitors is brond in It's
scope and none may remain away
through want OF welcome.
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Oysters.

NJ. +. Haynes, Sinto agent for j.. u.
Mallory & Co.'s celebrated Arroa
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters. is In
daily receipt by Express, Of these lue.
ious hiynlvcs direct from tho Atlantic.
Secured in leo at baltimore, thcy arc
ropackod in OmOla and ngRin in og.
den, arriving hero fresh ns NNhen taken
from their nNtiyo eloinont. These oys.
ttrs nro superior to any In the market,
md they will DO Promptly forwarded
TO pNrtica ordering from Tho agent, 70.
packed In leo from tho Depot hero.
Address NJ. 7. Haynes, Elko, Nov.
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A Shelter for Railroad,

Tho now water.jacket smelter for
Railroad District arrived here to-day,
from San Francisco, consigned to NJ.
P. Freeman. Tho iron portion OF tho
furnace is complete and accompany
ing it are the iron slag-pots, mounted
on wheels, and tho paraphernnlil
necessary to q complete smelling out
fit. .'.-'
We learn that considerable ore is
already upon the dumps aud moro is
being constantly extracted, SO that by
the time tho new furnace is ready for
business, sufficient for good run viii
DC Mt hand. Under tho present manage
ment, the prospects OF that unfortunate
district, are Frightening most encourage
ingly.
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Two More or 'c.n.

a very pleasant. party assembled mt
the Hotel last evening to witness the
ceremony of uniting i'll wedlock SIr.
james Talbot aud Mrs. Z. j. Leonard,
both among tho early residents OF Elko.
After the twain had boon mnde one,
generous wine loosencd tho tongues OF
tho company, and tho health of the
newly married was drank i'll foaming
Bumpers. DIR. Huntington and Miss
Bell Cady officinted i'll tho capacity of
seconds, and discharged tho duties I'M
posed upon them with becoming grace
aud gravity. The INDEPENDENT CORPS,
both eat md drank Of tho bounteous
provision made III their favor. and
would if they were married men, well
come friend Tulbot into tho Benedlc-
tive fold. but being denied TINT COM
font, wo extend tho greeting in theii
stead.
4. Il. Colo and Ellen Smith wcro
also married last evening. ut tho resi-
dcnce Of Hans Miller; Justice Taylor
officiating.
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A Juvenile Party.

Tho birthday party ut Mrs. Novillo's
last evening was for tho benefit OF little
Frank Noil'B school follows, md Mas.
tor Frank himself, who Inns just reached
tho advanced ngo Of sovcn years, and is
therefore entitled TO respectful consid.
Grafton. Tho Juveniles prcscnt, wcro
tho genuine article, no Nnciont twolYo.
yCar-olds being admitted, and Tho army
Of adolcaccnta just gorgod themselves
with gooiios, In tho moantimo prancing
"ting.n'rong.n.rosy" to nssist digestion.
Twas big iimo,
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tFrom Fridays Daily. !


We arc authorized TO announce TINT
sufficient coin TO liquidOtc tho entire
indebtedness Of tho county is now in
tho Treasury, and any county warrants
presented TO Treasurer bradley on
Monday hoxt will DO paid. Auditor
Frank Rogers will also DO prepared
on Monday 10 issue warrants 10 auy
parties having audited claims against
Elko County.
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CFrom Wednesdays Daily. |


During visit to tho Ainley Flour
mill. to-day, we wcro shown through
the building and furnished with some
figures respecting tho business OF the
institution. The mill, although con-
tanning but Ole set OF burrs, is capable
Of performing rs much, and as good
work, perhaps, as my similar insiitu-
ton Of its size, i'll tho State. Ii il sup
piled with ulI the new and most mp
proved machinery for converting wheat
into iirst-clnss our, and also has IL
smaller set Of buirs that are employed
exclusi, ely IN grinding barley.
The machinery has for some time
past been almost constantly in motion
Hud judging from the heavy receipts
Of grain, together with Tho liberal guam
tues on hand. there will DO no cessn-
lion OF operations for Some slime 10
come.
The average product Of No. flour,
pee day, IS twenty-seyeu barrels, which
AMOUNT, steadily fun finished, will go far
towards supplying the demands Of this
section Of country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
An Error.

We were not present Mt tho rendering
OF the verdict in the National Dauk VS..
Cook case, yesterday, but for tho pur-
pose Of obtaining the result, went to
tho courthouse, only a few minutes at
terward, and Was informed, rs published
yesterday, that tho jury stood nine to
three. which We subseq LentIy discovered
10 bo All error, lilo fnct being chat but
Que Of the twelve dissc Ia the YER
diet for defendants.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

Chris. Keckhari, OF tho we'll known
firm OF Sclllumb IL Co. Inns just nssoci-
ated with him in business ut the Elko
Bakery, Charles Froclich, Of tho firm Of
BischOf Il Froclich.
Legal notice Of tho dissolution OF the
old firm OF Schlumb & Go. mud tho
establishment Of the new one OF Rcck-
hart S FroOlich, will be found in an
other column. Mr.. Rockhdrt will con
duct tho business mt the Bakery, while
Mr.. Froelich will continue Mt tho old
stand as ono Of the proprictors Of the
Humboldt Saloon.
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[From Mondays DSily.l
Tho NIcUIbciiy's.

Tho McGibcny Family gAvo another
Of thoir highly interesting entertain
ments at tho Church, Saturday night.
but tho audience was not numerically
near what tho morris Of tho porfor.
nance deserved. Tho song, "pook-a.
boo" Hs rendered by tho mother and
hor prococious littlo fso.year. old, Allie,
is alono worth tho prioo Of admission.
Tho singing and instrumental pcrfor.
mnnccs by all tho children, Ia some.
thing remarkable, aud their drilling Is
simply perfection.
Wo did not hnvo tho pleasure Of hcar.
Ing thoir aacrod songs Mt tho churcl,
yesterday, but oro assured that In TINT
cast, their powers cxocl. Tho troupe
departed for Wells to-day. mud our
nolghbors will havo tho pleasure Of
IlOtoning TO them tonight.
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PerIonnl.

John C. CrombiO. in company with n
partner Of Joe. Farren, from Salt Lake
City, took the trim for tho west this
morning.
Col. Jas. A. Stevens and Harry
White, two of the gentlemen connected
with the mining enterprises ut Sulmon
river, arrived hero by the train from the
west, last ovoning. Tho latter went
through to Toano, while tho Col, re-
manned over hero. Mr.. Silliman, who
is also ide4tified with the enterprise re-
ferrcd to, will arrive from tho west to-
night, when both gentlemen will pro
coed 10 Toano. ...s.- g..
James Mateer who has been laid up
in the valley with rheumatism appeared
upon tho street today in sound condi-
ton.
Al Fishers efforts as IN orthodox
preacher i'll Tuscarora, were not apprc-
ciated. his audience consisting Of u
lame Indian and row oil forloru look
ing benches. He's now OH his way
back, md will hereafter confiue his
missionary labors 10 tho susceptible
OF Elko's citizens.
II affords us pleasure to record the
fact that DR.. Wixom, who for several
days past hns been prostrated, and SUI
fering intensely from inhamatory rheu-
inatism. is now recovering, with good
prospects of soon being able to get
about agnin. lIo ID i'll excellent quar-
ters mud III receiveng the best of atten-
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
EIIto County Taxes.

Tho State and County tax for Elko
County foots up tho snm Of S33,Gl3 81,
Of which SS5,7G0 &c was received by
tho Treasurer up TO six o'clock. Mon
dny evening, leaving rs DELINQUENT
1888 10. The amount due from and
pnih III 10y tho ltailroud Company, was
within fraction Of $i5,0O0. As tho
interest Oh money, is IN item OF COIL
sidcrNtion in this country, the bulk Of
the taxes pour in just in time to Buvo
costs, and Monday was busy day with
tho Deputies nj the Trcasurer's Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.[
Personal.


Since the decision in tho Bank Cook
case, counsel and witnesses have de-
parted for their respective places
of abode. and tho attendance at Court
has become extremely slim.
DIR. G.. L. Lucas, formerly OF Peoria.
Illinois; has concluded to locate in this
place, and practice his profession. Tho
Doctor has established his Office for
the present ut the Hotel, room No. SO
at the west end of tho building.
The GARDENER Bros, practical den
lists, hayo arrived here from tho West,
aud may he consulted professionally ut
the Hotel, where their Office is for the
present. One Of tho brothers will 10
fayorably remembered Us having prac-
ticed his vocation in Elko for u timo
last Summer, and has now determined
TO establish himself permanently with
us. ...
]. ]. Campbell OF Camp Halleck, ar
rived by the train this morning.
Capt. Crngio and Lieut.. Allen. canlc
down from the Post yesterday, and at
tended the dance nt tho Hall Inst night.
Our old Carlin acquaintance. Capt.
J. l.. Palmer, arrived from Cnrlin to-
day, aud might have been seen rushing
about town attending to business. aud
doing tho agreeable among his friends
generally, preparatory to his retu'n
homo this evening.
Edward Stapleton. agent for Mills &
Leak OF San Francisco, importers and
manufactures Of all kinds OF gloves,
also agent for II. Stone & Co. OF Sac.
rancnto, manufacturers and importers
OF harness, saddles, ETC., also agent for
Owen, Sanford e. Co. OF Nov York,
manufacturers Of whips aud lashes. has
arrived from the Vest aud is now in
town. AIr. St.pieton is Al old Pacific
coaster and M agent for the uUove incn-
toned heavy aud Responsible lrms, is
widely known throughout every portion
OF the coast. Ito goes from here TO Tus-
c1rora.
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Certificate OF Incorporation.

Tho certificate of incorporation Of
the Rock Creek Mining Company which
was placed on Record at the County
Recorders oilico this morning. gives
tho names OF John 4. Paxton, Henry
Congdon, Z. II. Hall. S. Lubbock and
Hedry w. Brown. M directors. The
officers elected are as follows: John
d. Paxton. President; L. II. Hall,
Yico-Presideut; Alfred X. Doubrow,
Secretary and Henry W. Brown, Super
intendent.
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Refrigerator Cars

Tho Sitrer State of the l7th, says:
Tho refrigerator slaughter yard is n3out
completed, and cars for the shipment Of
dressed meats nre arriving. We are
informed that the company will COM
mence shipping beef to eastern markets
next week. 4 trial will DO made with
the Tiffany refrigerator cara and Andcr-
sons refrigerator. and shipments will
afterwards DO mNdo in tho cars that
answer the purpose hest.
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JuEtIcc Court

Ali Sam and All Nov, pair OF nc
quisitive OriGntHls werc called before
Judge Taylor in the lower hall Of JUS
tice to-day. TO explain by what manner
OF mcana they became possessed of u
lot OF fencing aud posts which. cast
surrounded and protected n portion Of
the premises Of J. J. Garrccht. They
were still attempting to elucidnto the
u'attrr to the satisfaction of the court
az last accounts.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
! 2Di;THAiI wan
sTou MINING COMPANY

~ Location Of principal place OF business,
San Frsntisco, California Location Of wofhs.
Aurora Mining District. FRO COtuty, Eoyhtls.i :
The board Of Dire6toTs, held on tho 10Th day Of
November, 1871, oil Sssossmcnt, mo. III Of
Tcn cents per share vas lhSIcd upon the capital
10 United states gold coin 70 tho Secrotary, NJ
the once Of tltf Company, B15 Mission street,
San francisco, California
? ANY stock nron which THIS assessment phIll
remain rnpaid on tho 10Th day OF December,
1917, will be delinquent. aid Advertised for sale
AZ public nuetlohi aud unlets payment u made
Goforc will bo sold on MONDAY, The TltIHII' ,
iincHcnt assessment, together With cosia OF Ad'
yGrii1ins anu rypPnTcs Of saic'. ~ order OF tha
Hoard Of Directors.
oTyIcH - tf9 Mission street, San frsnti.e"
California, nlHI y
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The pubIlu ScI,ool ORGAN,

The organfor the public school hna
arrived from tho Enst, mud WIS placed
in position in tho building, to-day. II
isH worry ncn, md handsomc instrument,
aud for strength and swoetucss of tone,
cnn not DO cXccllod. II is from tho
celebrated manufacturer, Daniel L.
beatty Of Washington, New Jersey.
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Fruit Tree" and Terry nushes.
Mr.. Van Dorm, Of tho Ogden Muir
scry. is now in town, and hns n few
trees yet unsold. They comprise n
choice variety Of fruit trees, which may
DO had al very reasonable figures dur
ing tho neHt two days. These trees
md bushes do we'll in this climate, rs
many now growing thliftly. will nttcst.
Mr.. Van Dorm can DO found ut j. j.
Garrecht's.
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Crorhcry LvnIc.

Mossrs. Peterson & Mcphctcrs Lnvo
to-day added to their stock OF furniture
paints, oils, etc., q full assortment Of
crockcry and quecnswaro, mud will
hereafter deal largely in this limo Of
wnrea. Their supply received direct
from San Francisco Ia tho lnrgest' and
of tho most complete variety yet brought
to this market, embracing aa IL does
everything TINT might DO required to
supply tho domand Of this section.
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lie Dance.

The hop given at Peterson HILL
by tho Athletic Club, last night. was q
very pleasant affair. the festivities be-
ing kept mp until . o'clock this morn-
ing. Although the company was not
large tho fact had no tendency to aboto
the enjoyment, and the Inconvenience
Of being overly cro%dcd Was thus obvi-
ated. A iollier gatheeing has not con- 0
to head during the season.
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Personal,

Frank Smith arrived hero from Tus-
ca: ora by private conveyance last even
ing.
DR.. II. W. Huntington arrived from
California, aud DIR. Louis Terry from
Eureka, by last evenings traiu.
1. oAreichcr arrived by private con-
ycyanco from TusCnrora this evening.
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Dentistry.

DIR. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila.
dclphia Dental College, has returned
from his professional tour t. California,
and is now prepared TO intend to those
requiring the services OF n first class
dentist, either Mt thGir homes or ut his
rooms ut the Hotel. Orders left ut the
Depot Hotel will 10 attended to. lie
guarantees Tho best work TINT skill and
experience cnn give. Tho Doctors
time Is limited. and only those coming
early will DO certain Of his services,
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4 dispatch from Tuscarora to-day
announces tho death from pneumonia,
last night, OF Il. i. Derrick, we'll known
throughout tho county. and until
quito recently resident OF this place.
His death must have been quito sud
den, rs Tho fnct Of his being sick was
not generally known here.
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Two additional horses were attached
to thu coach plying between this place
and T9scarorn. this morning. Tho
stock Inns been increased in the same
ratio Mt tho several stations oil the
limo OF the route. and it is Smiths in
tention to mako good time, under all
circumstances.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE NINTH
Il judicial District Of tho State OF Nevada. IN
and for the County Of Eiko.
In tho mNilRr OF tho rslato OF Timothy Chi
laghan. deceaSed. 81. 5.is5f u:.silf = e. 3. %
i Notice Is hereby given by Tho undersigned,
Administrative 'bf tho above named sbtste, %
the creditors OF and all persons having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit them. with tho
heceEs1Ty vouchers n within ten months frofa
Tho lrst publication Of this notes. TO the un-
doTHlned. at her residence In BprucoInont,
Rlto County, EsTadS-
MAitT oALLAaHAN, hdminls.ratriS. :
November ., 1871. nup-4W :
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Arrivals by Sfnue.

Arrivals by stogo this evening were
M follows: Robert Cullen, John Glib.
lin, Harry lfarvillo. Mike McGowaIl,
L. Staplcton, Jns. Mohon. Pat. Malone,
y. d. Edwards; Oregon Johnnie and
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. messenger,
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To FAnMgns AND OruEus.--lIayinp
assumed yntiro control OF Tho black
sUithing THgon.ninl 'ns and Inachiuo
shops, mn now prepared TO do any
and oil kinds Of work In my line, par.
ticnlarly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
u ... g .| -..- - A. Rnory ~
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Mining IInCYs,

Wo hnvo received from tho publisher
q copy of Copp's Handbook Of Min
ing LAWS. IL contains much valuable
information regarding the revised min.
ing laws, decisions Of tho Land Com
missioner, etc., aud il Gu invaluable
companion to every minor. Price 81 90.
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SIEssns. Fitch and Prior have conf
pleted the derrick for the support Of
their we'll boring apparatus, and tho
improved interviewer will probably be-
gin its twisting perforations Tomorrow.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

1>UscARoRA CONSOLIDATED MILL.
l and Mining Company. Location OF prin-
cipal place OF business Saa Francisco, Caiifor.
MA; Location Of works, TuScarora, Hko Coun.
~, Nevada. ~. rs n's,a..r'-,-'.'
SoTIcE-Therc are Delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, OH Iccouit OF Aseap-
menti tho. II levied on tho LIST day Of OctIbcT,
1871 tue several amounts sot Oppoaite tho n es
OF tho respective shareholders, as folio Ss; e.
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The new advertisement OF DIR. Geo.
l.. Lucas appenrs in another column Of
this paper.
Legal notice TO creditors Of tic es-
tuto Of G.. +. Rcdcll, deceased, will DO
found elsewhere in this issue.
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r rcigllIs Received.

BY rail today, nro ms follows; Six
car loads OF grain for Reinhnrt & Co;
enc car Of lumber md three OF wood
for Smith & Wilsey; one car machinery
for ri. z. Freeman; ono car lumber for
Peterson e. McPhelres and threo cur
loads of general merchandise.
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ON For Cn.HoII.

Sheriff SGitz started by tho train this
morning for Carson, with Davis, Merrly.
boo and Foley, sentenced at the pres
ont term OF court to various terms in
the State Prison.
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Smith & wilsOy shipped for Tuscn.
rorn to-day by Durbnuk's and a. @.
wanac's teams Two loads of lumber,
and two londs OF general merchandise,
by Il. L. Johnsons and .. MuCartncy's
lcaIna
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Tho stage from Cornueopin last
evening; delivered at tho Office of Wells
Fargo .S Co. two bars of bullion from
the Leopard Company's mill, we ighing
ITO pounds and valued ut S3,2OI %.
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Dooru's Oval Brand OYSTERS. just 70
ceived fresh. Mt tho GEM. ~ -,
oysiers Going Down.

In consequence OF The prospective
advance in Turkey, o corresponding de-
cline in oysters is in order, and hero:
after four bits will secure plate Of tho
luscious bivalyes at the Gem Restaurant
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o AN assessment of ten cents per share
has been levied upon tho capital stock
Of the South Navajo aud Hornet Min
ing Companies, Tuscnrorn.
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Departures thiH morning, for Tus.
carora wero rs follows: Thoo. Oar.
rGcht, s. l.. DuColning, James Loocy,
ID. 9. Coleman, II. s. lfoGrscs, J. logo,
q. II. Skinner, NJ. Phillips and l..
DFuoa