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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
Temporary Change.

News from Tuscarora is 10 tho effect
that superintendent Linkton, OF the
Grand Prize, will arrive hero Saturday,
OIL his way to San Francisco, where no
will pnss some thrco or four weeks, and
that in tho meantime his place will bo
filed By Mr.. Mentally, present Super
intendent Of tho Leopard, his place in
turn heing taken By cir. Chaplin, now
in tho employ Of the Company. Tho
roads ut Tuscarorn arc much improved;
the three six-horsc teams of tho con-
tractors hnvo resumed the regular
hauling OF ore to the mill, which, owing
to the almost impossible condition Of
tho roads was for short timo suspend
ed. Tho teams engaged in hauling
sage-brush hayo also been enabled
TO resume. .,
A report has reached us TINT rich ore
has recently been struck in tho west
cxtention Of the Grnnl Prize, and also
in the Moscow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
IFro,n Sundays Daily.1
The d. *. Mine.


From Mr.. John Campbell, Superin-
tendent aud principal owner OF the 0.
X. Mine, in Cornucopia, who has been
in town during tho past few days, We
obtain tho following particulars respect.
ing this valuable property. Tho mino
is situated Oh the southern slope Of Sill
yer Lill, mud near its summit, OH direct
limo with tho course OF the Leopard
lead. Tho vein was struck ut depth
OF SIS feet below tho surface, by means
Of short tunnel, where it shows
width OF six feet. md we'll defined, tho
orc being Of good milling qunlity
throughout. Mr.. Campbell has been
30 fortunate ns to find n genuine and
valuable lead, and being a practical
miner. OF large experience, proposes to
profit by his discovery il perseverance
and II judicious expenditure Of nonayaud
muscle cnn accomplish TINT object.
Wo examined samples Of ore from the
lead, tnkcn out ut tho tunnel level,
which shows liberal quantities Of silver.
and we IRE Of tho opinion that the o.
X. il one Of u series Of good mines that
will be developed Oh tho southern slope
Of Silver Hill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
Personal.

j. u. Fitch, tho irreprcssible, who has
for the past few days. been re-visiting
his old haunls, fiSls the Htately piety OF
Elko too oppressive for au hNbituo
Of tho gaietics of the festive
Bay City. aud in company with
that other nninble sngc.hen, Will
liam Weed (Of ours), takes q
drnwimg.room ca - with tho room
thrown in-for tho West this morning.
We recommend them to tho kind con-
sidcratiou Of tho travelling public. out
OF rcgRrd Tor their orphan condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

The Virginia Chronicle gives the fol-
lowing lines rs the inaugural address OF
"Kettle Belly" Brown, GU receiving the
position Of Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department Of that city, at tho hands
Of the Donrd of Aldermen, last Tues.
day:
Proceedings being at An end
III this 'crc Board Of Aldermen,
My Thanks cordially extend
Aud hope Ill not DO called again.
do not travel oil my shape.
As everybody PrcEeut knows;
And never yaiuly try to apo
Your WtGslcrs or your clccros.
but to tho best Of my belief.
II any man In this zero town
IL qualified to act ~ Chief
The sames your humble servant
BROWN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
Challenge.

a challenge il hereby extended by
tho first ten of tho University Base Ball
Club Of Elko township, to any ton men
now residing in Elko township, to plny
q match gnmo OF base ball. Stakes in
said mitch TO consist of $40 i'll U. S.
gold coin, n regulation baso ball and
bat, mud tho championship OF Elko
township. Conditions: Game to DO
played under tho rules Of tho National
BHso Bill Association for 1877. Said
match TO tako place Saturday, March
81, 1877. JAMES u. GALAuGR,
Cnptnin,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. j. II. E1ark, PrrsIdIlIg.
SATURDAY, March 10.

SATURDAY, March 10.
Tho case Of the State, versus Arnot
and Sullivan occupied the attention Of
tho court during yesterday. Tho cnso
was submitted to the jury Into in tho
evening, which after several hours de-
liberation failed to agree. standing six
to six, and were discharged.
MONDAY, March l2.
Pursuant to adjournment tho Cour
convened at 10 o'clock yesterday MORN
ing. In tho cnuso OF the Stato VI.
Marsh md Thompson, tho District At
tornoy entered nOiie prOHque. and tho
defendants were discharged. Court
then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning. when the cnso OF Sullivan and
Arnot, charged with burglary, will be
again tried; in tho formor trial tho Jury
falling to agree.
TUESDAY, March, 10.
Court met at 10 o'clock, aud pro-
ceeded to cmpancl jury to try the
cHse Of the State versus Arnot and
Sullivan, and after securing nine men,
bers, tho panel wRs exhausted. Tho
regular trial jurors were then dischnrg-
cd for tho term, and n new venire, 70
turnaGle ut 10 o'clock Thursday morn.
ing, was ordered to be issued. Court
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
"WEDNESDAY, March 10.
Tho Court was occupied yesterday
in hearing argument on motion for
non-suit, in tho caso OF Adams against
Brown, for recovery of tho valuo of n
lot OF grim taken possession of by the
Sheriff under authority of nh attach
ment. The court overrulcd tho mo-
tion' ut 7 O'Clock P. ~, and adjourned
until 10 o'clock, this morning.
THURSDAY, March Is.
Court convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, yesterday morning, and tho case
of the State against Arnot and Sullivan
being recalled, now jury was crnpan,
cled, aud tho trial proceeded. Tho mr..
gument closed and tho case went to the
jury at 8 o'clock, and rs wo 60 to press,
arc still out.
Court met ut 10 o'clock. pursuant to
adjournment, and the jury before
whom tho case of the State va. Arnot
and Sullivan, WAS tried, returned O
verdict Of mot guilty" The case Of
Adams Va. Brown, was argued during
tho day, and being submitted to the
Court last evening, was taken under
adYiscment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

Tho emitted dwcllcrs on piety hill
have just completed II direct commune
cation with the lower level by tho COLI
Etruction Of n Highway, which, follow.
ing the devious course OF tho gush In
tho hill nj tho west end, finally energies
gracefully and easily upon tho upper
plnnc, n0iOrling safer passage to tho
pilgrims whose doyoIions ut tho shrine
of Bacchus extend into tho hours Of
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
That Chess Game.
ELKo. New AInrc'

ELKo, New, March 10.
Editor MISUNDERSTANDING that
gnme of chess, whercat Palisado was
beaten, md who, i'll this mornings is
sue, condescends to announce to the
public that wo broke six bottles, Iwould
like to reply TINT the bottles were not
broken, as we had corkscrew on hand.
Had you been on hnnd yourself, Mr..
Editor, you would, from the length Of
the game, have been surprised to see
any "fools mato" claimed. We labor
under no mistake whatever in claiming
the game, as Pnlisade acknowledged
defeat to the operator, q worthy citizen
Of this place, who was never known to
indulge. As distance lends. etc., per-
hnps Palisade viewed it differently.
CHESS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
The south Leopard.

Tho Superintendent OF the South
Leopard mine, ut Cornucopin, Mr..
Norton, in letter TO tho president OF
tho Company here, sintes TINT the
engine was started Inst "Wednesday, md
Oh Friday, tho wntcr in tLc mine,
which had risen to within few feet OF
the surface, WIS reduced to the one
hundred-foot level. 1t WINS expected
TINT the works would be entirely freed
f-om water, last Monday, when sinking
would be resumed. The engine aud
hosting machinery is reported as work
ing splcndidly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
IInrrimgtom,n Condition.

The Virginia Chronicle reports the con-
dition OF Harrington, The condrmn led
murderer. as quite critical, from the
effects OF tho wounds received ut tho
time of his attempt nj escape, aud
thinks il probable That he will not 1.-Two
to be hanged. 1t would bc Gods
blessing il tho man would dio, thus
obvinting tho disagreoablo necessity OF
putting him to death. 1t appears to us
that the surrender of lilo. whether by
sIranSulntiou or otherwise would be All
equal atonement for his crimea.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
lloll Call for Pay.

The Eureka Republican Of tho 18th
says tho White Pine Veterans were pnid
of yesterday and today at tho banking
house Of ID. BrImlncl e. Co., for sor-
vices rendered In Tho field for tho State
Of nevada in the Twenty Days War"
Several thousand dollars woro paid out
on TINT account, and tho bnltle.Rcnrrcd
Veterans would not object to take u hand
In another scrimmRgo,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
CFrOm Thursdays DailS.l
The Cspturc or Mcdowell.


Tho Virginia Chronicle says: Tho
report that Tom Mcdowell, the MUIR
dcrcr OF Knoll, surrendered himself ut
Dayton, is incorrect. Ho was pursued
by Sheriff Cooke aud Hugh Curling
and followed up and down the valleys
Of Lyon County into BInson's valley, n
distance Of twenty miles from THO scene
Of tho murder. Ito was ilnnlly
brought to bay seven miles be-
You'd Mason's rnnch, where he
took refuge in mountain.
Carling, WHO is ncighbor Of Mellow
ellis, ind ON friendly terms with him,
suggested to tho Sheriff TO remain bo-
hind whilo no went ahead to parley with
tie fugitive. This arrangement was
mHdo, and Carliny got within speaking
distance Of Mcdowell mud told him that
there was lnrgo pc 81, ut hand and
TINT no could not possibly escape. and
advised him to surrender. He did then
surrender to Curling, and tho latter,
with the Sheriff, conducted him to the
Lyon County Jail.
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STATE or NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DErAI..MEST,
CARSON, Mn.cli q, 1877.

CAHsoN. Mn:ch G, 1877.
Hon. JAMES u. MINoR,
Secretary Of STATE;
Sir send you, without my nppro-
Vnl. Assembly bill No. 157, Gan Act to
provide for tho payment OF certuin in
debICdness OF tho County Of Elko,
Stnto OF Nevada" This IL n similar
bill to tho ono I vetoed on tho 9Th Of
February, mud which veto was sustained
by the Legislature, with this difference,
that It Is special in its nature, md So
lecLs out tho county In which ihcro is
tho lonst claim 10 back pay. Eiko
County bns moro railroad aud moro mil
road towns than my other county in
tho Stnle, and hence ShcIifT'Y cRn trRy-
oil ut less expense TO business plnccs
than they cnn In any other county.
But In thu Instance, md this only, m
far aa know, tho platform On which
tho successful candidate was nominated,
declared positively in favor Of tho 70
ductlon Of SherifT's milengo to forty
cents p0r milo; tho nominee endorsed
that platform, was elected thereon, md
no l'as no right to go bnck Of his plodgu
md she pledge Of his pnrty md nsk for
u compensation ho declined boiofo tho
Convention.
Tho following Is tho resolution re-
forred to:
Rr'ofVtd, That wo do not recognize
tho necessity OF paying oxtrnvngnnl sal.
hricB to our public servants, thereby in
crchHing tho burdens Of tho people and
oigondoring q tnslo for extravaganza,
which In thcir very nnturo nro antngun-
isIic TO Republican principles.
Wo therefore demand reduction OF
oficinl snlnrics and foes In MI our coun.
ty Offices, particularly tho reduction Of
tho mileage Of tho Sheriff In ull Grim.
mol cases. from sovonty.fiyc 10 forty
cents per milo" consider That Mr..
Brown iS completely estopped by his
own net, md Tint OF tho convention
nominating him, from asking tho back.
pay authorized by this bill. Pledges
undo to tho people through political
convention must be held sacred. Whom
tho law allowing niloago ut seventy lvo
cont" ~as passed, grccnbncks were tho
e"'tehSy'nnd woro worth only Nifty cents
on tho dollar. This plncos mllcnro at
!his'J'soVon and hnli cents por milo
IN gold Tho prico boing really higher
than tTclvo years ago.
.. l.. II. BRADLEx. Governor.
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1tcnulrH.
PALIsADE, March, 13, 1877.

PALIsADE, March, IS, 1877.
Mr.. EdifOr:-We desire TO correct n
mistake of your Saturdays issuo of the
INDEPENDENT. IT seems the Elko chess
boys have nn idea they won that game,
but Us they took half dozen bottles
on it before they commenced playing,
there is MI excuse for their having such
n mistaken iden; but before finishing,
they concluded three bottles would have
been less expensive, and their playing
indicates as much. The only surprise
to US was that it WIS not given rs Il
fools mate" and the reason We as
signed for it was that the devil did not
help break those bottles md drink TINT
champagne. PALIs4DE.
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[Froln Fridays Daily.l
A Correction.

Tho following communication has
been sent to this oGice for publication.
with the view. ms alleged by the writer,
OF correcting statements mado In tho
Post Of tho 81 instant:
WHITE ROCK, March 8, 1877.
Editor Mdpen,ienf-In nn article pur-
porting to give tho fncts connected with
tho shooting Of Mr.. l.. Lilo by G. NJ.
Riddle, tho Post asserts that the lnltor
was screened from tho consequences Of
his net, upon his own testimony, Shioh
Is untrue; there being 10 less than fivo
witnesses, namely: j.. Winnegar. g.
PHrkcr, Charles Clifford, William Hi.
ton md +. W. Riddle, whose testimony
was also lakeD, md which cOrroborntcd
In overy particular, That given by @. NJ.
Riddle, and 1t wns upon the evidence OF
these wcll-known gentlemen TINT tho
net was pronounced justiGnblc, and not
as stated In the Post, upon that OF tho
accused. Tho article referred 70, con.
timed other errors OF minor magnitude;
among which was tho statement that
tho Miss Lilo alluded 70, is MI only
daughter, when II is woll-known Tint
MIR. Lilo has two other daughters, md
further that 9. NJ. Riddle IN II married
man, which assertion il also untrue.
Whether tho Posts informant, in 'front.'
ing this particular case, WIS nclunicd 10y
desire to nliHrepresont tho faols, or his
.nisstatcmcnts were tho result Of ignor.
nnco OF tho Eubjoct no no ruthlcssly
handled, do not know; but do know
ihat tlIorc wns scarcely word Of truth
embodied in tho publication.
Respectfully yours,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
rsT7s,SrFoHyntIr0H
INF Gl,nl1 kV IL, Ny..

Messrs. Dndt e. Cans, tho cnterpris.
Ing merchants Of Elko. urc now fully
prcparcd to answer This most impur-
tant quest ion by announcing that they
have received from li1uidutcd snle in
Snn Francisco, 1850 Youths md
Boys suits, which They will dispose Of
Mt prices ranging from 81 to 81 30 Il
snit. These goods nro Of tho latest
patterns aud best materials, and aro
decidedly bargain. They would also
mention that they havo received 100
mems suits In English Molthnm, Which
will DO sold Mt $l3 q suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

Senator T. n. Stone arrived hale and
hearty from amid the briny breezes Of
tho Bay, by tho train last evening. :.
Our adipose acquaintance, Dav s. ;.eRler
i'll soothing cordials Of n highly spir-
ituous nature, cnmo up by tho Same
train. He will make his presence felt
shortly. Assessor L. II. Griswold
cAmo down from Wells, by tho train,
yesterday morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
IknLctl,

Tho old cnrth cellar recently referred
to rs an objcciionnl rendczTou for hood
lum boys and ill-maunered cattle, by the
Grand Jury, will, happily, offend no
moro. Tho entire fabric, weakened by
the weight of dirt and years, just nat
urally cnved in, and tho local ''high-
binders" will have to seek some other
plRce OF resort.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
Iic~Opei,cti,

Tho grocery md produce sloro on
Commercial street, formerly conducted
by NJ. Coin, was yesterday rc.opened
by his wife, Mira. Erncstino COIN, sho
having been granted by tho Court tho
legal rights Of solc.lrador. Tho in.
terror Of the building has been neatly
fitted up, and supplied with com.
plcto assortment OF goods IN liz limo.
Tho patronage OF former customers,
nnh tho public generally Is roDpectfully
solicited. -
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tFiom Saturdays Daily. ]


Congressman Luttrell OF California,
md Lame Of Oregon, passed west on
their way homo from Washington, by
tho trim yesterday. q. . Frank McPeters,
who has been passing several months
among his friends and relatives in the
Eastern States, stepped from the same
train, looking particularly sound md
hearty. Nelson. the actress, and
party, were passengers for San Fran
cisco, by the same train. j. C. Crom-
bio departed for the Bay, yesterday
morning. -. Snm Thompson of Ruby
Valley, was n passenger from Wells.
Miss Nellie Willard Of Pine Valley, and
Miss Thomson, arrived by the train last
evening. E. Several citizens OF Elko
went up to Wells to attend tho ball ut
TINT plnce, Inst evening. :. E. S. Linkton
OF tho Grand Prize, and o. F. Rogers,
wero passengers by stage from Tusca-
rom, last evening.
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Improving.

Wo notice that citizen John Dor
sey, is cnlnrging his local habilation by
tho ADDITION of large wing. The
building will never rise, however; the
abrupt elevation OF the ground on tho
other side precluding tho possibility OF
a mir,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

Wells. Fargo & Co. received by stnge
from Tuscnrota, Sunday evening, three
bars Of bullion from tho mill of the
Grand Prize Company. valued at 49,
1913 Of.
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no the Citizens or I;ILo,

Editor Indpeadtnt, Dear !Sr:-I desire
through tho medium Of your paper to
return to my brothers OF tho /. O.. Of
U. T.. md tho good people OF Elko, my
most sincere aud heartfelt thanks for
their kind and roHdy assistance, md
coincidence extended to mo IN my most
griovOus bereavement In tho loss of my
beloved vito nnd child on tho first OF
tho proHont month. Tho unrcmittinn
zoHl that was manifested by nil on this
snd occasion for tho recovery OF tho ro-
mnins Of those dearor to mo than lifo
will evor bo remembered by mo In tho
inmoat depths Of my hcnrL. With kind
wishes for tho future welfare OF this
community, remain,
Yours worry respectfully,
JoHS.M. LANE.
ELxo, March 18Th, 1877.
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THERE Ia tho bosI reason TO bolio1o
Tint Schurz will not remain In tho Cabi-
not many monsha, but will resign to nc.
oopt foreign mission ns soon ns hc hns
enjoyed for short limo the honors Of II
Cabinet poaition.
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ELxo, March 18Th, 1877.


MIR. Abncr Wiscmnn aud Son. Of
Glover Valley, Mrs. A. J. Thompson,
OF Ruby VallOy, J. u. Scott, of STAIR
Valley, and j.. +. IINrdedy, Of Wells
departed for tho latter place by tho
train, Inst evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
AAEcasuIrnt SolIre,

Legal notice OF an assessment lowed
upon the capital stock Of tho Starr
King Silver Mining Company, location
OF works. Spruccmont. Elko County,
Nevada. will be found ia this issue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

Tho board Of County Commissioners
was In session yesterday, Mossra,
Holmes and wiHoman being preaenl.
!ho Board will hold another session to.
day. and will probably no. conclude ia
'"hora before Tomorrow evening,
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C1lesS.

An interesting game Of chess by telc-
graph over the Western Union line was
played between tho champion Of Pail
SAdO and tho champion OF Elko.i Friday
night. Tho result wa glorious victory
for Elko. Moro gsmea will follow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

The Bonrd Of County Commissioners
will na"en'blo for tho transaction Of
business. at tho Courthouse. Tomorrow
morning OF ten o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18

Tho Bonanza pcoplo hnvc dono wisely
and justly in paying tho amount duo
from them In tax, to tho municipality of
Virginia City. Tho money thus pnid IN
amounts TO tho handsome sum OF
$21,3il 80.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
Try 'I:trt.

Nico fGL Turkeys md Hccso for sale
nj the Gem Restaurant, Mt 20 cents per
pound. Also fresh Salmon and Stur.
Econ at 70 cents per pound
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Tho Board Of County Commissioners
concluded Its lnbora last evening mud nd.
Io"rnod to tho regular day of meeting
next month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-18
bIOrc Of II.

A highly inte=esting game OF chess
was played Saturday night last between
Pnlisade aud Eiko. Tho gnmo was q
holly contested one, and resulted in q
victory for pnlisade.
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tF:om Tuesdays DAHL


Tho following copy Of the Governors
veto OF Assembly bill No. LET, together
with request from tho Governor thut
We should publish the snme. hus Just
been received:
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Bullion deceived,

Wells. FnrSo IL Co. received by stage
from TuscnrOra, Tuesday night, five
bars OF Grand Prizo bullion, valued at
$1,000 %.
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Revolutions Adopted by IsIlso Lodge,
80. 10, Upon the Death OF Mrs. j. n.
LRnr. .,
TO the ". @. Y. g. 0Geers and .MmGtrs
% Exc Lodye No. Is, J. o. o. +. =
Your 'ConIuittoor appointed tn draft
resolutions expressive Of the feelings Of
this Lodge on the death OF Sister in
mantha T.. Lame. wife OF our present
Noble Grand, j. NJ. Lane, would re-
specially submit tho following:
WHEnELs, 1t has pleased tho Supreme
Being to summon from our midst Sis
ter Samantha L. Lane, who, In nh UNI
successful attempt to rescue her child
from drowningin the trcaclicrous waters
Of tho Humboldt, found an untimely
death beneath its surface therefore, 10
Ii
Re'0Ircd. That in her death we hive
lost faithful sister her husband u
loving wife her children M Affection
hto mother, and tho community n worthy
member Of society.
ReIoircd. Tint wo extend to tho hus-
band, children md relatives of our do
ceased sister, our heartfelt sympathy,
realizing however, that Oh such sad &C.
casions tho only lruo consolation that
con DO given to the human heart COM
9Th from another source.
ResOiUtd, That tho Obovo preamble
and resolutions DO entered upon tho
minutes OF this Lodge, md tho Secrc.
tHry ID instructed to furnish copies Of
the snmo to Brother j. NJ. Lime, nnd
also to tho Nep Age md our locnl nows.
papers for publication.
GADwEL C0uH,
/. a. Rooms. Committee.
W. A. HARVEY,
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FrcziI Oysters.

Fine Saddle Rock Oysters, just re-
cciYrh nj the GEN.