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The Morning herald., 1877-06-29
\ ARDEN SEEDS.

NOR SALE.-A f1rst-class Millinery Fs-
tablish nent, located on X ing street,
bing splendid business. House and
pre- for rent also connected Herewith
|eachery. Only reason for wishing to sell
(cining health of the owners. Possession
ouce. For terms. prices &c, apply to
M. M. CHILD,
No, 4 e. seventh street..
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RA1LRo ADS.
WILMINGTON AND
RALTINOhE RAILROA -
June 10th. 1877

June 10th. 1877. t,tr
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ follows
|for
philadel phia and intermediate stations. g 40
655 $40. 900, 10 90, q. m. 2 80, 43O, Gs
pSiladeiph.a and New York, 221, 9Ham,
Il u ~. II 40, s 48 p m. =.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 80
Baltimore and Washington, l 08, $50, . m,
| I25A u SO, 5.l0, p m. "a
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, go. $50, q m, lSO. $50
wyoming and intermediate stations 500
$50 q M, s 80 p m: ssg Esyl..s1N
Delmar and Intermediate stations. 90
go am.
SUNDAY TRAINS a
philadelphia and intermediate stations
3 10 M, co. 6 30 p m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 "a m.
baltimore and Washington, l O6 m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the de-
pot.
iun9-ly fl. KENNEY. supts
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
The Union M. E. Church will give grand
moonlight excursion, on July 25th, on the
steamer 8. N. FELTON,.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The election of Trustees for the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, will be held
on Monday next, July ID.
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NOTICES.

1OrICE Maris, Attorney-aL'
Law, as removed TO Office N. W'coi'
th aud Shipley street:
pIICE.--E, Messick. having removeo
from his old stand, Fifth and King
eets, to stalls NOS. 46 and 4S. Second
bet Market Honse. would inform MS Gus.
pers that he is ready to supply linn Will sI.d
very best fresh butter from braotoru @
Rn,y daries wholesale and retail. Ateo
Is and cheese as cheat as the cheapes|
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W. JONk-, Eancy Uyers, 41 n. From!
street, Branch Office corner Ninth ana
e Streets, PhiladolphiA. Ladiea' ana
eIieMen's Garments Of every dsscrlp'
Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, ToASns
sno a.ao uloves Dysd ~ QeAnaed
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Citizens of Delaware having law business
In Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
in Pennsylvania, will have 1t proMpuy
ting with him, JAIL
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|OS A black and white setter siut.
VIII n lea, her collar On and attacneo
was q brass lock. lost on Friday mern,,
from Fifth aud Orange Sts. A nneIal
ard wi Il be paid II left at the wafer
tch Engine House JOS. VEAL.
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EOR SALE.-A three story brick house
y No: 403 East hird street, cheap, with
mmediate pos session. Address
f, B. STAGGERS, 1907 Chestnut st.
a Philadelphia
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nR, WALES, has returned to his res
dence, Cor. Eighth and King Streets
oCt16
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

kNOR RENT-A two-story dwelling, 822
Wollaston street. Inquire at 8l7 Wash
jngtOn street. 1unS-4t
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BOARDING..

|)A!.DiNG.-9ood board for $4S per
wcet. at 3O5 Shipley street.
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WANTS.

|NAND WA. .VTEp. a lady a E1e wish cnanirys aye
~ ~ sSmmsr ', hrst noseyste Ss m1sa'nA ASdrss
tmHtf ,as guy 1ef"' HERALD OFFICE
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LOST.

DsT.- Sunday, June 24Lh, a red ana
white setter pup, wearinga small col
a liberal reward will be pal II lne
pc be returned to the GIubb HotN, COZ
Mt and Mara ct SITS. Je2H.It,
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(TOR SALE-Three five-reo1ned brick
/ houses on the South side. with fine
ards. Enquire OF ]. K. .ABCOCK,
mhl0 s. w. cor. second and Marketst
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Tor SALE.-On the South Side, brick
3 houses, containing 5 rooms. Each Will
|e sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
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Local .Ana1r0,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
From Wednesdays Daily. /


Tho iominG mill il receiving ndIit-
ions in the way OF sheds OH either side
Of the building for the storage Of grain
md the ncw crop, which is not only
much larger and heavier, hut Of u
greatly superior quality to that Of las.
year, is beginning to arrive, and the
manufacture Of ilour will be cumucu-
cod - MOrgGw.
In view Of the large acreage OF wheat
sown this year, together with the cx-
"cllcnI yield, which insurcs steady en-.
playmcnt for the mill, The building
aud machinery OF tho same has been
thoroughly oTerhHuicd, adjusted added
10 aud improved. until nothing remains
20 DO done TO render it iIst.clnss in
every particular. The miller III charge
Is also one OF the best End most cxpcr-
fenced i'll the country. so TINT with all
these advantages We have no kcsi-
fancy in announcing that The very
best quality Of flour in sufficient guam
tiiy TO supply This whole market, will
shortly he produced BY our home
mills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
Humboldt County Fair.

From the managers Of tho Humboldt
District Mining and Mechanical Socio-
ty, wo have received n "complimen-
tary," and wero our cxchcquer not in
the last stage OF consumption. would
do oursc!f proud by extracting the
pleasures Of visit to our sister coun-
ty. The performance begins Mt Win
ncmucca OH the first OF next month
and ENDS on the night of the sixth,
only five days nov, and nothing but
sudden and unprecedented rise in
pictou could provide uR with the funds
necessary TO y moderate enjoyment Of
tho gaicties of the Iumbo!dtcst
capital. The very sight Of the printed
pastGboGrd, seductivcly wooiug us in
graceful type to come right forward
uud partake without money and with
out price, is simply tantnlizlng the
mourners, SO to spcnk. Let those who
revcl III Price" "rip-top." "AIny-be-
So" so. X" and "sich," "stand I'M"
these luxurics are not for Joseph.
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From railroad

from NJ. =. Freeman, ono OF tho prin-
cipals interested in the working Of tho
mines Of that district wo obtain tho fol-
lowing particulars in relation to tho
starting of the furnace for tkc smelling
Of copper ores.
Parties thoroughly conycrsnnt with
the methods in use for the reduction OF
copper ores, have recently taken tho
district IN hand, and having the furnace
now nearly really for operating. with
some l25 tons OF average orc ready for
smelling, II small experimental run,
III order to fully test tho feasibility
Of the enterprise will be made,
starting OH Wednesday or Thursday
Sir. Freeman has iuon employed upon
two mines of the district. extracting
copper ole. and other parties are work
ing three more. 4 very fair quality Of orc
is found, and should the furnace prove
TO work successfully, II good business
can, and will he established, as suilic-
lent ore TO justify the outlay can be
taken from these mines by putting men
IT work upon them.
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ErsrE-h=TrlT-ct==.c5s
From Tuesdays Dai!y.l
Arrested onn Charge Of non,rcry.

Arrested nn a Charge or HohIrry.
Considerable surprise was created
hero last evening by The arrest. on tho
charge Of robbery. Of II delicate looking
young mDn witlrathcr piou5 cast of
roun;enHncc, who by his gcmt!clnanly
dcmcnnor and the development Of an
industrious disposition shown by his
readiness to become an object Of gen
crnl utility, haa made himself useful
i'll various capacities, duiing the past
few days hGrenbDnts. Though child
like md bland, II appears that the aforc-
said has several aliases, but his real
name ~ said 20 be +. NJ. Trcccdor, and
ho il charged with completely in the
Express robbery nt Salt Lake OH !hu
18th Of September, 1870. II nppcnra
that Inc hns for some time, been WI oh.
jcct Of Golicitudc on the part Of various
detective officers, and upon Information
from Utah, ho WAS arrested 10y Deputy
Eli BauGh, and he IL being held horo
r' nlinG the arrival Of mn officer from
Utah with rcquisitiOn. Tho appear.
hnco OF the young man Rrc LARGELY in
his favor, bal unfortunately they nro
sometimes nwfuIly deceptive, though
il is TO be hoped they mny not be, in
this instance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Our old acquaintance, Mccoy, the
veteran teHmstcr, loaded up his huge
teams with lumber for Tuscarorn, nj
the yurd OF Smitl, e Wilscy, yesterday.
and pulled out for tho North this
morning. Mac hnuls sufficient lumber
every trip TO construct country court.
house.
Since our old friend Puryinncc rot
married he is obliged TO build housc,
and rs there vas no lumber IN T,tecn.
rorn. ho cnmo down with teams and
hauled ont enough for kitchen, ~ n
starter, himself.
Joe. Fhrrcn took'tho train for Utah,
last evening, but owing TO tho dreadful
threat That murder, rNpinc. not and
death would instantly DO sluiced down
upon us, and wo'know Joe. would do Il,
II We penchcd, wo dorscn't say n word
about that business hos going on.
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I'Frgailnl.

Joseph Fargen, tho well known Nor
mon Elder, and heir apparent 20 the
throne and widows Of the lamtntcd
Profit, arrived ir"n Ike we5; by The
train last evening. There nrG those
wh" claim these things arc not FOR
Joseph, but verify it il said unto you,
and 30 il IL Written, tho faithful shall
have their reward.
~o notice with pleasure that orr
County Treasurer, who has for some
timu past been laid up with rhcumaIics
Is nblo 10 get upon his pins again
without lisnpimg.
We nrc also pleased to record that
Mrs. j. S. MNyhmSi is rapidly recover
ing from serious attack of fever.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Daily.t
s,,oo,lnE ARRAY mt TusearorN.

ShootIbE ARRAY nj luSearorN'
On the arrival of the stage from
rrre,orora Inst evening, VIC learn OF n
desperate shooting ARRAY which occur
red Mt that place in tho morning, be-
tween W. II. Pierce, proprietor Of a
restaurant, md man named Hayes,
who some weeks ago arrived i'll Tuscan
orn from Humboldt County. The
trouble grow out Of an attempt IN the
part of Hayes to appropriate 10 his
own use lot claimed by Fierce. Ac-
cording to the report, Pierce, Oh be-
coming uwnro Of Hayes intent proceed
ed ut once 10 drive him from tho dis.
uutcd territory at the muzzcl OF q pis-
toll, upon which Hayes also drew forth
"barker" and hOstilitics began. Both
men arc said TO have displayed the
grit rcquisit for such mn occasion aud
when tho ammunition Of tho combat
ants was exhausted, il was found that
Pierce had five lcRdcn pills located in
his person and Hayes was the recipient
OF u couple of similar fayors. At the
time OF the departure Of the stage it
gas thought that neither Of the par
ties were mortally hurt, but iniorma.
ton received this morning is TO the
effect that slight hopes nro entertained
for Picrce's recovery, and that his an
tngonist's wounds may also prove fatal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
Iron Fridays Da;ly.l


Tho dance at the new school.housc
last night is generally conceded to
have been very pleasant affair, the
attendance being quito large. and every
one seemed to enjoy themselves. Dane
ing was kept up Jriskly until near mid
night when supper was announced and
the company adjourned to tho Dormi-
tory building where splendid rcpnst
was spread by tho lady in charge, Mrs.
Rood. After partnking OF whit Is uni.
vcrsaily pronounced most excellent
supper, dancing wns resumed md con-
tinucd until three o'clock this morning.
Charley bernard, Charley '5;oltz aud
other parties wcro OF the guests from
Carlin, and Captain Cragio and Lieu.
tenant Allen, OF tho military Post at
lI"lleck, were also Of tho gay company.
Tho number OF tickets sold was sixty
four, and the net receipts will DO be.
tween $40 md $50.
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Ns,r incarceration.

The TuscarorA Consolidated Com
pany's mines at Tuscarora, have jus@
been incorporated In San francisco.
under the same, and original name,
with j. S. Doe. S. +. Schafer, A.
FleishhNker, NJ. Mnyblum and S. r..
Palmer, MS Trustees. Mr. Palmer will
arrive III Tuscarora to begin uctivc
operations upon tho property within
the next few days. These mines are
very fnvornbly situated, being located
in body between the Young America
and Navajo, two of the principle inines
of tho district. and we shall soon ex-
pect to hear good reports from them.
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A thanking House for rusearuru.

n ItanklrS llOtsc tOr luSc5iOrl.
We are authorized TO announce that the
Banking firm Of II. Z. Freeman d Co.
will establish abrauch Of their Bank.
ing house hero, ut Tnscarora, NJ soon
rs the necessary arrangements To effect
that purpose, can ho made. Outside OF
their regular banking business, the
firm will also carry on that vi stock.
brokerage which will be an additional
convenience 10 the citizens of that
place. During the ycnra ilrwLich Free
man Il Co. have conducted their bust
ness Of banking in this place, not the
slightest cause f2r complaint regarding
the management Of its own or patrons
affairs, has ever been manifested, but
through course Of Underwriting cour-
tcsy; u strict adherence to Legitimate
banking, Gnd close attention TO all BUS
mess entrusted to their hands, tho5
have established business character
above 'crronch ami inspired unqugli.
fled public confidence. Resting upon
EO fair II record, the confidence OF our
nciGhbcrlnG townpcop!e may. and
doubtless will be, freely accorded TO the
branch institution.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Parker & Bros. brecch-londing shot
guns. SportsmOn wishing TO purchase
a fno gun Of tho above manufacture
will do we'll to call upon NJ. Z. Haynes,
agent, nj tho "Cnbinct" saloon, md
examine their price list for 1877. These
guns will DO sold by tho price. M list
cd, and 10 commissions TO 10 added.
Their ngont will be ready at all times
10 give information or advise 30 those
who may apply either In person or by
mail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

The great rush of ladies 10 a. L..
Bndt's store this morning was caused
hy tho beautiful assortment Of Indies
cloaks received by express yesterday.
They nro undoubtedly tho richest aud
most stylish lot Of such goods over
brought to this county, and ladies' would
do well to secure them as they nro sell.
ing very rapidly.
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ErcigiIt lkrcrints.

There were received by rail to-day,
seven car loads Of general merchandise;
two car loads Of wheat for John Ainley;
five car loads OF wood for Smith &
Wilsey, and four car loads OF salt for
Reinhart & Co. 4 lot Of steel shoes
and dies for the Grand Prize mill,
which have an1iously been looked for,
arrived from tho west also.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Tho Siirsr State Of the 2l,h publishes
the Testimony nddncud before the Cor.
Oncra jury at the inquest upon tho body
Of Mrs. Hull, who was killed at
Brcnchlcy ranch OF Thursday last. hy
n pistol shot fired by Mrs. Black. The
evidence Of the three Witnesses cxamin,
cd, is substantially the same, and TO
the effect that Mrs. Hull went into
Mrs Blacks room TO obtain pay for
butter sold The latter, and after some
load talk Icy both women, Mrs. Black
ordered her visitor out of The house,
and upon her refusing to 60 until she
received her money, was shot by Mrs.
Hack, and lived hut fc1' minutes
after.
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SitrrIptIu i.rrab Jail.

An attempt to libGrate those confined
in the County Jail was made Saturday
might, by outside parties. 4 portion
oi ihc-wnll nj the rear Of the binding
WAS torn away 10y means of wooden
wedges driven between the bricks. but
their workings being overheard by par
tics close by they took alarm and fed
leaving their plan umncromplished.
From The action Of the prisoners it Is
quite certain the whole muttcr was n
prccOncertci scheiGc. Any further at
temps Of thia nature. however, will not
probably be made again soon, rs in out
side guard is now established, and any
suspicious Characters found III that
vicinity will get good chance for an
interior view OF those penal premises.
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III Justice Court.

The examination of Sam. May upon
q charge of assault to do great bodily
injury upon the person Of - Talbot,
i'll Pleasant Valley. last Saturday, is
progressing before Judge Taylor to-
day. The examination has been post.
poned until this time to enable Talbot
to SO far recover as to como here nud
give in his testimony. g.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
LFrom Mondays Daily. /


Prot' Frank Stewart, como up ltom
tho west by tho train Inst evening, md
started for TuscarOrn by stage this
morning.
Supt. 1inkton, OF the Grand pri2c,
arrived from Tuscarora by private con.
Yey"nco This morning. IIo will return
'his evening or tomorrow morning. Ito
'hiof'hS nS TINT tho works nj tho mino
VIII DO s'"rtodup nbout Wednesday or
Thursday. Had tloro not been Some
"o'"y IN procuring timbers, they would
havo boon In operation before This time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Mrs. Mart. Smith arrived here from
TusCnrurn, aud took tho east.bouutl
train for Chicago, last evening. She
goes on q visit 20 friends i'll the Mississ.
ippi valley and will he absent two or
three months.
hir. 4. Il. Weaver and Mrs. a. Y.
Bradley, both Of Tuscarora nro In town
on business.
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IImllIom IirCrITIil.

Tho stnge from the North last even
ing brough, down and delivered nj the
Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co., two bars
of bullion from the Leopard mill ut
Cornucopin, weighing 1863 pounds. val
nod at S2.S!3 10, Hnd from tho Grand
Prize Company's mills at TuscarOrn,
ten bars, weighing GG2 pounds. valued
at SI3,l37 92.
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PcrEoIlul.

Charles +. Bicknell, Clerk of our
Supreme Court, who aas been of on a
furlough visiting his old home in the
Eastern States, after an absence of
some nineteen years, was n passenger
for Reno By the train this morning.
Mr.. Dicknell presents n perfect picture
Of robust health, and says he enjoyed
the trip even beyond his brightest an
ticipations.
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I'm UnplcnSrntnrs IL Pleasant VAL

a report reached hero OH Sunday,
That n ranchman named Talbot, Ind
been assaulted nj his homo in Pleasant
Valley on tho previous evening, and
fatally injured hy ono Sam. May, nn
cmployc on tho place. According to
TINT report, tho case was peculiarly az.
gravntCd. no provocntion being given,
mud considerable feeling wns crcntcd
until Tho return Of DR.. Huntington,
who wan called 10 attond tho wounded
man, md reported him severely but not
dangerously hurt. Tho attack by May
wns mado with monkoy.wicnch
which Happened to bc lying handy nj
tho time, md THlbot's wounds being
OF tho scalp, wcro inflicted with Tint
instrument. Samuel Of tho "cnfmino
cyc," M no is familinrly known, nc.
compnniod tho doctor TO town aud
took rooms at tho Comfy hotel TO
await M examination OF tho caso.
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From Thursdays Daily.l
Another Old Settler Gone.

NJ. O'Counell, familiarly known to
all his friends as mike" died sudden
ly OF heart disease, at Camp Hallcck.
OH the 22d inst. lie was ono OF tho
old settlers, coming to tho coast in 10 or
80; man Of warm heart and generous
impulses, he leaves a host Of friends
who loved him living, md who honor
him dead. The remains wero inferred
Mt the Camp Hullecl burying ground
Oh Sunday the 23d inst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

We learn to-day that the Tuscaro:a
Consolidated Company. mine at Tus-
cArora, has been sold TO San Fran
cisco company. The incorporation
will he Immediately dissolved, in this
State, and be rc.iucurporatcd in San
Francisco Mt once. Our old acquain
lance S. l.. Palmer has for some time
past, been engaged in the negotiations
which has jus; been elected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Mcssrs. Peterson & McPhcters havo
to-day added TO their stock OF furniture
paints. oils, ETC., full assortment OF
crockcry mud qnoonswarc, rnd will
hereafter deal largely in this line Of
wares. Their supply received direct
from San Francisco is tho largest nnd
Of tho most complete variety yet brought
TO this market. embracing Ms IL docs
everything TINT might no required to
supply tho demand OF this section.
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AFTERNOON Ec:np.

80 N-S~@"O~@N
ITO Valley, 40c.
100 Raymond and Ely, 12, 1lH..
loo Eureka Con-, 40.
1895 Leopard, ~.
GOO Hussey, Ate, +5c.
ITO Dc Frees, l20c, ~.
so Grand Prize, Tx.
2G75 Argenta, 1850, case.
$50 Navajo, 2X.
so Young America, ~, l40c.
200 Endowment, ~, 265c.
l4l0 Silver Prize, 1.
lG0 Star, AZ, Az.
100 Tuscarora, Csc.
500 South Navajo, soc.
400 Grand Prize West, lose.
100 Independence, N.
80 jackson, ~.
so Phoenix, ~.
$50 Alps, l, 75c.
3l5 Patch, 3S0c.
$50 CHA, 1000, $50.
GOO Panther, /.
5000 Combination. Coo. 55c.
2035 Modoc, ~, 1G0c.
750 Mansfield, 55c, Coo.
400 Bodie, az, Q.
200 N. Belle, N.
800 Poormnn, 10c.
1880 Leeds. 2l5c. 220c.
20 New Coso, 75c.
100 North Con. Virginia. Coo.
$50 Beicher, GA, 90.
Clio California, 500, 30H.
40 Caledonia, 39Uc, 305c.
20 Ophir, Tx.
ego Justice, 10, 1917.
240 Con. Virginia, SO.
900 Succor, soc, 81.
so Alpha, AZ, Il.
1920 Dayton, Toe. 800.
1870 Alta, Is, l51S.
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TO FARnXRs AND OTHERS. Having
assumed entire control Of tho blnck
smithng, wngon-makiug md machine
shops, | nm now prepared 10 do any
and all kinds Of work In my line, par.
ticulHrly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
4. Bruce.
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Timothy Seed.

Fresh timothy seed cNn be procured
from W. Il. Crane, ut his ranch on
South Fork; also ut the drug store OF
+. +. Muller, or ct tho storo Of NJ.
Cohn, tho Same prime, fresh article
being kept for sale at both OF these
places.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
EcnnrIIlrtB.

By Wnrdrop & Co.'s fast freight line
to-day, were rs follows: Mrs. j. L. Jen-
nison, Hiss Isabella Jennison, Hiss Ida
Z. Jennison, John E. Jennison, George
Cooper, Charles Manly, Ostren War
ner, I. L. Leonard aud three China
men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Through parties who arrived from
Tuscarorn this evening VIC learn that
Pierce, recently shot in that place by
lIn! es. III dispute over the lille of n
town lor, is improving, and the prob
abilities arc That lie will eventually
rpcuypr .. f.'s..f''
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Freight HcceIvcII.

Receipts by rail to-day wero ten car
loads, as follows: FOur of general
merchandise, fos variety of persons;
one of salt for Rciuhart IL Co.; four Of
lumber for Smith ~ Wilsey and one Of
telegraph poles Tor the Western Union
Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
Celestial tIytiIrntnls,

Chief Justice Of tho Peace Taylor has
just tied tho Nuptinl knot which links
tho lirca mud fortunes OF 70 IIo Chung;
q stalwart hc Monaghan mud Jung liar!
dcminutivo female Of tho snmo pcr-
suaai0n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
ItocII Creek Road.

II. w. Brown Inns received notice from
Lon. Wines that tho road through to
the Rock Creek mines IL now c0nplo.
ted, and loaded teams have nlIcady
passed over II without trouble. Tho
Falcon hoiEiing machinery can now be
hauled direct 10 tho mine.