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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08


The s..iie;ne for telegraphing
without wires. by means of aerial
currents IF electricity, has been re-
WED shy Prof. LOOMS He has
met with success in using kites for
thls purpose, "a copper wire being
substituted f,r the usual kite
,trlng Signals were transmitted
thus between kites ten miles apart.
HIS new experiments are made IN
n'e mou famous regions of West
Vagina, t'etween lofty peaks. -
,'outlnuoas aerial currents are
I baud ~ these attitudes, which will
-erv- he purposes OF the telegraph,
kept when rarely interrupted by
Y. ut disturb .nces of the stmos-
,,e,e A sc,leile Is now on foot to
tr,t line III riis of aerial telegraphy
IL the Aips The cileapness of the
tpp;tTa ms, IA no wire is required
'm' ween The stations. il greatly in
aver of tle method. AMI may conn
,erhpl,nce It's liability To occasional
ante rup'ion.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

Ar old Scotch OARS ~, who was not
only 10 preacher uit ~ plrsu, and
who Oh week days returned the Wis
it's w!'icI the people nade tn him at
the xix un sundays, once came to
the houSr "f Il paris ,iamer Shcre nis
gentle SnUckIng coald not I've heard
ior the n,,ise wHni !. Upoa this he
lifted The Latch aud WA kcd in, SAY ing.
In "a ni csti:al way, II .hhul Ike
Ia knOw va, i tie head of this
ho.lse 7" "Nr.l, SIR" said Sandy.
.'if We bile a wee, ws'il maybe be
able tn tell We, for janet anI | are
jast trying to :. tie tat poiit."
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

A QUEgR LITTLE BEAST The Nor
wegiaa ieming liz an animal about
The size 1T mouse. 1t lives under
stones In the simmer under snow
IN the winter. 1t is = savage little
beast. 1t misses snd bites. About
once IN ten wears they emigrSte in
the autumn, in large armies. They
march III straight line. They
cross lakes aud rivers. They go
taruuIh hsy stacks rather than go
around. Nothing stops them, not
Il 'es, casca.ics nur swamps. II a
man stanis IN the way they will
jnnp.t iiimAs high as his knee. IF
struck, they will turn around and
bark and bite like dog. Foxes,
Nnx-s. owls. hawks and weasels
.ill follow them and destroy large
numbers Of them, bnt it does not
cnrck them. THY continue their
course until they reach the sea, into
which they plunge, persistent aud
progressive AS ever. until the waves
brown aud e1termioAte them. ID
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08
THE sun.
NEW YORK.
1878.
1873.

As the time approaches for t'ie rensw-
IL Of subscriptions. THE Sun waad
remind its friends and wellwis..erp every
where. that it 10 again candidate fnr
their consideration and support Upon
its record for the past ten yeas il rsiis'
for continuance Of the hearty sympathy
and generous cooperation which haze
hitherto been extended 70 it from qua ter
of the Union.
The nArLY SuS il . fDnr-pase sheet of
- columns, price nv mail. past paid, 81
cents y month, or $3.50 per year.
The SUNDAY edition Of las SUs is An
eight page sheet of Sc c,lamns. w..;ls
giving thu news of tn, day. il also ,',-
tsins . large amount Of literary and mis-
cellaueous matt n specially prepare fr
it. TUE SUNDAY SUS has met With great
success. Post psid Sl.2o . year.
THE WEEKLY Sun.
Who does u IT know THs WEEKLY Suy?
II circulhtes throughout ths United
Stages. the Canadas, and beyoni. Min ~
thousand families greet its welcome pa
gea weekly, and reg ar it IN the light Of
guide, counsellor. and friend Its new'.
editorial, agricultural. and literary de-
pa,tments make it essentially n j 'urnsl
for the family and the fir-sile. Terms:
OSE DoLIAu year, post pail. This
price, quality considered. maxas il the
cheapest newspaper p.b,ished. For clu' .
Of ten, with sl0 cash. We will sad sn
extra copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUS.
New York Cts.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

Life Ia the Democratic camp in
OHIO must De almost AS uncomfurt-
able. ~ y = ,jonru IN the Internal re-
ginns wl.ilnut fau. The chief Oc-
cupation Of the inhabitants seems
to be he -lsbbing of each other in
tine back. Mr Pendle.ou has had q
gooi deal Of this kind Of treatment,
and he is suffering from It at pres
ent worse than ever. He conducted
the recent CANVASS III his own H.
t-rest, intending To be sent to the
Senate, but he overdld the Job, and
secured TOO large party majority
ia the Legislature. The result is q
general combination Of all his rivals
to defeat him. The principal or
gan If the party, the Cincinnati En-
qurer, rs ioiag powerful service
Against him. aud his prospects are
not ut al brilliant. To = man who
has been snch pet in his party,
fnl1 treatment seems most ungrate-
ful and harsh.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

WHY are sheep the least moral Of
animalsi Because they gambol in
their yonth, spend much Of their time
on the turf, many Of them are black.
legs. aud they all get deeced at Last
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

There's where "a man has the al
vantage. lie can un,lreSs in a cold
room and haze. his bed WARM before
a W man has got her hdir-pins out
and her shoes united.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

1t is he'ter to lie alone in tine world
than to bring up q boy to play OH the
accordeou.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

He who is wis. now biyeth his
girls little b0th,r : ,uet.iing nice.
and so s,ftetl, tine ii,tie ras:al e,
maze himself sraree Whenever nee
esS.lr, hereafter.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

The poorest income on which .
married coaple can live is iscom-
patibiity ea
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-08

&c are prepared to do Il a
iot) hie tiins.hsil : i
p 81 girros1sa ssr n
.s'l 'ie p asn m
IS. So. lies - aess q ssse
Ho.tlf flsf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

W. hRYe befoyp w, snys tho Phoebe
Record. letter dntud Silver Reef March
30th, which gays TINT quito n number Of
visitors nrc coming from Phoebe nUd
SnIt Lake CITY, and that two mills RrO
on the rond from Northern Utah. Con.
ference will be held i'll ST. George III II
Iow dnys. Tho "rwclvO Apostles"
passed through Leeds to-day on their
why down, not dressed ms wcro thu
"Apostles" OF old with Snnduls and
gowns and wnding knco doep through
tho sandy deserts, mono Of them hungry
as thirsty; on tho contrary, thoy came
along in style, riding through Leeds IN
soyeu carriages. drawn by blOodcd
stock, They Leak fat and slick. dressed
up in tho good old.fnshioucd farmer
style. and II their saintly noses do not
belin them Dixie wine iolln its lnlo.
Last evening they prenrhcd in Tocqucr.
willie. After tho usual oYquing. (cllorus)
prayer and the blessing Of wnIer nd
bread, lTcGclIihg commenced. Tho
"Apostlca" claimed TINT John ID. Leo
appeared nmonSt them not in esprit"
hut in flesh. aud begged Nil for forgive.
meas, which, Of course, could mol be
granted until brigham wns consulted.
brigham Young, on the contrary,
preached in st. George Inst Sunday that
I.co'u residence Nud address IL now In
hill; that Leo did not 80 TO hi on
account Of tho liulo spree ut Mountain
Meadows, twouty years ago, but for tell.
ing lies Nbont brigham aud tho other
boys. dim Wright is hero aud behaves
himself about M vol as cru bo expected.
No horges hnyu been missed since hiS
| last nrtiynl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

friendly contest ut the Bay District
track yesterday afternoon between
Rarus, 0ccilent mud Bodinc, when
Rarus made the WoadcFful time Of
2:l52t.
CHrcAGo, April ll.--Scstcr.lqy Mich
olns StanIl"n. under bonds Oh the charge
Of setting fire to his residence OH the
Moth Side, was found dead in his bath
tub. An examination to-day proved
TINT apoplcxy was the cause. To-day
Charles c. pascnbcrg. his sop-iG.lnw,
committed suicide hy Shooting himself
through the head. Cause--hard drink
ing;
Thomas 4. King, residence unknown,
committed suicide i'll the Grand Pnciiic
Hotel by linking laudanum.
Ex-prcsilcnt Grant is in tho City for
few days stay Iefqrc going last anal
TO Europe. .. -.......
NEw oRtEAGS, kpril 1.-THE Com
mission to-day heard the State Board of
Elupation relating to the affairs of that
department.
Nichols Legislature has PASSED qp
net abOlishing the old Stale Board unl
establishing u now ono composed Of
State officers and two citizens, of WHOM
Pinchbaok is ono.
After IN interview with the bonrd. the
commission divided and had m infer
view with Nichols nnd Packard spend
ing considerable time with each.
In tha afternoon delegation of thir-
teen colored msn appeared. with Pinch
back at lis head. Among them were
three colored members of Nichols Leg
islatpre, who were all opposed to Pack
ards government, and i'll favor OF tho
recognition Of Nichols, and presented
their views at some length.
The Commissioners ara busT as indi.
viduals. but Ito not make known their
progress. .....- .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
MORrst, Very.

The Sun Francisco Chronicle OF the
10th. discussing tho political outlook
for the September campaign, warns the
Republicans that "this is not n good
year for That party to make its fight oil
any particular candidate for The United
States Senate" When Il further re-
marks that there arc chronic nspirants
in tho party whGsc names are rs q wet
blanket to their cause, and advises the
Republican leaders against committing
the party to Sargent, Garhnm, Bidwell,
or any other man, it's uttcrances ure well
worthy OF respectful considerations; but
30 the argument proceeds, and the pnr-
amount reason for achieving RcpubIicap
suecess is gwen as patriotic desire 10
save the State from tho tou, corruption
necessarily entailcd BY IL. Democratic
success, tho ordinary citizen will find
1t difficult to suppress q smilo upon
hearing such expressions from such q
source. II there is anything above Nh
other Tor which that journal is especially
conspicuous, it is n purely mercenary
devotion to the financial interests of the
CH'0"ieie, ard the only reason it has
ever supported the claims of the Re-
publican party. was because such n
course ''paid best" Says this virtuous
gheAi tgil,a lN,,nn,.N Il. ~ I.
will be sadly put out il ny any mlsman.
agement the Democrats ohtnin control
OF the next Legislature. yot, when i,
becomes apparent that sucll " result is
ABOUT tn be pcnsuInInHtcd. it ?gould bc
perfectly ERfp to conclude, that, pro-
Hided it woRlA "paS," that embodiment
Of moral principles would be found Wig
orously assisting i'll putting them out. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
The TroaI.N Withdrawn.

The United States troops were formed
in line mud in accordance with the order
Of the President, marched from the
State House at Columbin, South Caro-
linn, ut noon on Tuesday. Replying to
q note from Hampton regarding the
transfer OF tho records. Chamberlain
wrote; 'AIy private Secretary will
meet such officer rs y9n may designate.
at II II. Tomorrow at tho Executive
Chamber, for the purpose indicated in
Your note"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
AppliOntio" No.:ss, u. s. survsy No. ~.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. AT E1ko xpvAp, =,

U. q. LAND OFFICE, AT EIKo NEVADA,
.r MArrh :SGth, ISI7
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAI mr.
IL Syracuse Gold and Silver HinInv Ch
pa 1hyi whose po.i"iiice address Is Elko. Coun1r
tSn ior = mineral patent for fifteen bnI,is.S
lIovol Lett linear measure In the Syracuse ~
VIII uatS h'hdIod feet on each aide for GoTf
ing purposes. situated IN Grand Junction III
ihE District, County of E1ko, State OF E.saLIn'
and Is more particularly described as foiIos,
beginning at . post marked So.Ir
rey No. 81; tileIIce running irut course . y,
dR 20 min. ". GOO feet, Ia post ruaTit,I NJ o. ~
e.,,1,i SHryry. hO.S1. at Which point Wa al;
es1Diishcd post In niuuuIl OF nrk IL u Nt to
cTal Monument. No. l, there being M AN, nhI-
prolnincnt point Ia the vicinity; thrnce ,sS
msried No 3 IL; Min: W. 1850 feot. 20 pal
course n: 6o dg, " Min. Z. coo fe.t. ~ ' i
,harken NO. !, u. $: Survey, No. 81: ThIs '
Bear nS Psom ~ Teak called Lobe ModntsSs
~, rs ., .; ~ dg: y; thence fourth rouTSs =.
az. 5O min. +. lSOO feet. 20 To,t ,nsrL' .; 70
-.Ino iIace " beginning: containing ~ ~ Ini
disn LII, Iou,ses EXPRESSED frOm the true nrTI.
Z ana the survey has been made Co ,S,E ~ n'n.
tnnotiRlhal notice. Of location, = crrtiS,i ..,,,S
,.,, m tn is noH On ne In my ONCE, toveIhtr
Any aud all persons claiming .dy.,..,x a..
mining ground. I'm. or lode or any part thrTSD
~ 70 divided. surveyed. plated aud spilled
verso claim Or claims arc duly nlr,I .srcor1
my 20 law and the regulations Ihereundrr,
iii sixty V0ol days FROM tla date thereof.
WIN mo HcIIstcr ~ tho y. 3. Land UIlicc NJ
LEO C1nnty o. E'ko. In tho State Of Nu,adA.
thSS VIII DO barred mud all their cousiIcrri
,,Bhts ~aSe,i. by virtue OF, tLp .proyIEioms OF
INC several Statutes la relation thereto
Wherefore. hl lIrnuAnt tn law. l ,dIrvct I'LL.
hoticcin bo published for full IletioI Of sIxty
tGol dayS.in the ELEU DAILY lSphrExuExT, :
daily Newspaper. printed and '.publlHh.li At
hlA". IN tue County oT Elko. State ur News ada,
Tue same bclng tie dearest parcr u ILn
location OF said mining rlAin. 80.
m21-G0d -. - u. ~ Rrc,,tr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
Tile Road (o lfuitl.

Under tho above heading tho San
Ernncisco Post thus cells attention TO
the worse thun absurd organizations
denoIninatcd. Ladies' IIcathcn. Saving
Societies: "Our thousapds Of Chris
tan ladies' plpSt deal gently With their
fashionable cOnsriepces 10 contemplate
unmoyed the gildcd clasps CT their
praayer-books in IN ecstasy Of self-gl0Ti-
iication over tho great and noblo work
they are doing in their societies for tho
redemption Of heathcn men and women
thousands Of miles AWAY, while before
thci- very eyes, and at the doora Ct their
own houses, there is growing up u
countless band Of crriuy ones, moro no.
coTptablc, for they know their sin, yet
not less neglected. UNDECIDED and un-
cared for. Women's missionary socie-
ties are good works. and those engaged
III them nro no doubt inspired by true
Christian charity. But tho efforts are
criminnlly misdirectel. Charity begins
at home; aud although the task mny he
not quite rs pleasant, it is none the less
q duty, and they, accprtling to their
freede, will be held none tho less strict
~ to answer far it. Tho work ~ theirs,
for if it can he done, they nlono ean do
it. But the evil is Qpe to which the
times have given usp ind which they
ore constantly fostering. nnd whether
the efforts Of individuals can to amy
npprcciable degree ameliorate the curse
which our own faulty social structure
has brought upon us, is q matter Of the
gravest doubt"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

THE Suns Washington gpcoial says
nh affidavit was Glsd Tuesday in tho
Attorney Generals otRco in regard to
Lees Inst confcLsion. II wns mado Ivy
Gilman, ono Of Lees guards, who ac
poses TINT the confession wNs obtained
by Howard, tho prosecuting Attorney,
hy promising repriOvo. Tho Militant
also snys TINT in tho confession rs pub.
lishcd By Howard several important
fac'a duplicating brigham Young were
omitted, whicl, IL Ia claimed in tho do
poailion accounts for tho Discrepancy
botwooN LCOt, confession mud lIishoRs'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
CAIII,ETa, ETi'.

We have on hand = beautiful assortment OF
"TSo-pIy" Thtec-pIJ InRrRIn and llru' r"li<
Carpets. fl the iatIst and most elegant designs.
Tho above mentioned goods arc tho we'll known
To nc"d any comment from W., and We simply
desire All Inspection Of our Carpets Ucfore pnr-
chasing elsewhere; We would RlEt. "IAto In 'hiS
connection that We have full supply OF FLOOiI
OIL CLOTHs and MATTINoS on fah'l.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

THE proclamation Of Governor Pills.
bury OF Minnesota calling WpoU the
citizens OF tho State to unite in prayer
Tor tho determination OF the gr7Lsshup-
per plague, has called forth from the
editor Of tho Enterprise, remarks upon
tho subject OF the efficacy of suppiica-
ton which reveals the hGrcsy rnukliug
within him. With evident skcrlicisln,
resulting doubtless from the total neg.
leet Qf his carly religious education, the
writer thus discoursnth: "We shall
look for Tho result Of this experiment
with great deal Of sOlicitudc. and IL il
proves to DO q success, We shall invoke
Governor Bradley 10 lose no time in n u
pointing n day in Which Nevada may
join i'll nm effort to squelch tho benrs
who nrc rnising the everlasting dickens
with stocks. II Minnesota prayers will
externinate tho grnsshoppcra, there will
be enough more efficacy ia Nevada
prayers to wrcRtlo with tho California
street bears. We admit TINT it will TAKE
concentrated extract to fetch them,
hut wo do not despair. When tho mcn
who havo been sold out ON Innrgils
onGo stnrt out in this business, there
will 10 no fo0lishpcss. II will BE- n
prayer Ct fro md birthstone with heavy
sprinkle Of earthquake; tho boss pray
Ing OF tho world" Ito. Is sorry that
tho pious Pillsbury postponed tho bnsi-
nchS 80 long; regarding eight or nine
days sufficient TO prepare tho nnnihil"t-
ing nmnthomGl. and tilnu III Nil import.
ant under tho circumstances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

3F'@une New Orleans special says
About the only effect o. the commits.
ston's presence is to hold tho two
Legislatures together and increase tho
probabilities OF enough Pnckardits he.
ing woR over to mike tho Nichols
Legislature legal The Democratic
Legislature will adjourn by The end of
the week il the commission gets through,
and will probably eject Senator Oh
Thursday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
A Dangerous I.IInntic'

At Montpelier, W., on Tuesday,
Hiram ArGucklo shot George Short,
then went of md killed. George Inn.
croft. his botlOr.in.iaw. md on rcacl,.
ing hia homo shot himself dead. lilo
Is reported to hNvo been crazy. but
their seems 10 hnvo boon method In
his iuR1nrss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
Terrific Wind Storm.

!. wind storm uf singular violence
visited our western coast on Tuesday
beginning i'll Arizona and sweeping in
circle across the desert, paid its res
poets to Los Angeles and ut the rate of
seScnty.fvo miles per hour, rushed
down tho coast to and beyond San
Diego, making it particularly uncom-
Portable for animrtad objects through
out its course. -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

Gov. TtkpEA was riding in his oarri.
ago In Now York City, Inst evenings Tho
horses ran away and Tildcn jumped
from tho SNIriagc aud sccnpcd without
injury.
HESFy coorEn, charged with will
fully setting fro to tho clothing q Lucy
Freen@n, ban been discharged from
custody, tho jury finding tho death Of
tho girl wOS the result of nu accident.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
Another Suicide,

John H. Carr, son Of Proiesgqr Ezra
Carr was found dead in his bod ut tho
Arcade Hotel, Sacramento, Monday
evening, With discharged revolver In
h's hand aud over his right eye hui.
let hole. Carr WINS only u years Of a;e,
nnn hnd attempted suicide by poison
solpe months ogo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
DONE SrICH.

Our stock of PoincStlo Gooir IS rrPlrlo In all
Its departments. and eonpri'rH . full AsHr'-
Inrnl Of PIISTs. MUSIISS. SIiEETISG5, Ia
HE IISkSs. YIANSElS. Ere. We have al
ways uSsie Il onr aiwI to place these goods he
fore the public at tho lowest rSsh prices. and
our patrons WIN bo able I" purchase them al Ssu
PTauctsco pricST. =
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
a Drnlnl,

Ex-Governor Osborn. of Kansns who
Is now iH Washington, denies tho truth
Of tic story, that he has tho confession
OF parties who claimed to have assisted
~ lyncMng tho Bender family. IIo
states that lo knows Of no such oc.
eurrcncu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

THE Siirrr State OF tho 10th, says:--
Nnches, tho semi-civilized chief of the
Piuto nation. is slowly convalesciug
from the effects Of disorder in his nb-
dominal department. and was able to sit
up yesterday afternoon. He is the recip-
lent OF much attention Mt the hands OF
the dusky mnidcns OF tho tribe, who
sepm 70 vic with cnch other in minister
inc 70 tho wants OF the etliicted sache1L.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

Hy The explosion Of II gasoline lamp
at Fast New York. few days ago, Mrs.
Charles Davis was burned 10 death.
Her daughter, Estclla, Hgcd 8 years,
was fatally gcorchcd. Two other child.
rem and three nciglIhnrs who attempted
to eStinguish the tlalncs, were seriously
iniurc1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

LoUlsyILLE Comier-Journul:-" Now,
my young friends, can you tell me who
Leonidns wOs?" eyes, sir; yes, sir; he
was member of the Legislature. And
what makes you think DO was mem.
Der OF the Legislature my children?"
"lieOausc sir. lie held pnss with Spar.
tan irmucss."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
LIQUID llCtI,iCC,I.

Having resolved Ia rc,lucc tho prIco
Of board II! my restaurant. tho public In
hereby notified that hereafter, nj tho
ltOlisscrio, good hoard can DO ubiaincd
ut so 10 per week, instead of ~ 90 IN
formerly. II. y. IIAnnoUs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
DRESS GOODS.

va Womb call lhr especial attention "f tho
ladies' To the fact that our stack "f pr' ~ GEd"
Iu larger Anh in0rs select than hns ever ben
kept Ia ElkD. aud among the III viii be- ionnd tho
latest atyirS, both in material and rol"r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
kCItILIiIin.

Tho Chicago University Inns sent
PTof. Taylor, who is accompanied by
Lieut.. Woods. Of tho United States
Army to make n survey Of MI, 81.
Elias situated north Of Sitku, and
which has mover bpcn assembled,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
LIVERY, FEED & EXCHANGE STABLE
Atths ~nst end Of Eiko,
DORSEY BROS, ProprIsIors.
THE BEST SADDLR IIORaEs AND
! buggy TurnuiIts IN Tho city.
REStSTRY NOTICE,

rTNHB OFFICIAL REGISTRY rOR TNE REQ.
L ISlTatiun OF tho InuInA uf tho qualified
~ vote at the slREiAl rlsCtiQil Ia u hold the
FIFTH day of NAY. fStiI. viii CinHe Oh StTuH-
DAY, ArllIL 1i5r. 1877. fr'Su u,iS date ~ tue
from t. . U'cIUGk each evening, Az t9t
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NOTICE..
I'HE TI,UsTEEs OF SCHOOL DIS

FINHE TIIUSTEEH OF SCHOOL DIS
j irlct no. I, Elku County, Nevada. decni.,
10y the present school house ~ saId district to
", h.npirbTt In every particular to 81 the
IrnNinc requirements al ilI ctluCaIiuna iutUr.
CSiH ut the dtstriCi. AMI that ihr best aud nUsI
ccnHnuurl course la bG aIlUyicd, would bu to
erect m rnliroiy new aud larger building, hANu
determined W call An election, submitting "
tho guSiihrl ELECTORS 81 said District, tho uICY.
on M Ia uhCtlY bonds H. the NniuIut ot len
thuiIsRud no OI0l Ioltsrs Ia bo rxiInguishch W
ten yrarShy nNldal payments, RGd drawing In,
torrn at the rate az leu PCT cent. per anIIii II,
accordance with All Act Of Tho Legislature Of
tho siAtc, shalt isSp:o Tor that puFpuIr; how,
therefore; notice Ia hrIeby given ulAt Nv Sicc.
tlUn Will In hold On
Saturday. HE"y 1th, 1871,
Al tho Public SchoOl House. % o'clock A, ", OF
that day, and between thai bDQS uBd G o'cIock
r'N. Of tho naIno day, tn decide whether tho
said b0nhA To the amount u tCD thoiIHsnd no, =
Ul dollars. sl,all Issue for thu purpose Of build
lug said ~ hOUi house.
GEORGE RUSSELL,
WILLIAM P.UuiiOFE
a. w. LIrION,
TTNs(eoE SchaOl District No. 1, EIku County,
SSNIlA, m27.JN
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