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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24
FrOmwsans.a.y.s Daily.i
A Graye Chnnr.

Elsewhere in these columns appears
n communication from Westley John
sou Of Toano, in which a grave charge
is made against a well known citizen of
that section, upon the strength Of re-
marks let fall by an Indian. We are
not personally acquainted with Mr..
johnson. bu. have known Mr.. Hardy
several years, and from N knowledge
Of his character cannot believe that he
could have ever contemplated such an
atrocity AZ that mentioned in the COM
munication. even upon tho most ag-
gravated proyocation.
We have no reason to doubt that the
expressions attributed to the Indian
were uttered by him, but stronger ties.
timony will be required to satisfy the
public hat the accused is the wretch
the Indians words would paint him.
1t appears that an unfortunate fued
EXISTS between the parties, IL knowl-
edge of which has very likely affected
the beclouded intelligence of the In
dian, resulting in the alarming but
rather ambiguous language set forth.
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From Thursdays Daily.
The Artcsinn Well.

From Mossrs. Fitch and Piior, we
learn that the artesinn well they have
for some time past been sinking. has
now reached n depth of 375 feet and the
money subscribed and paid 10y our citi-
zens for prosecuting tho work, has be-
come exhausted. Tho advantages OF the
bouutiful supply of water which the
completion Of the we'll will secure to
the town nre fully recognized and ad-
united, and n determination To continue
the work Of sinking is freely expressed;
but money, as we'll as muscel, is need
cd to carry tho project to n successful
ISSUE III order to obtain tine requis-
lite means TO that end 1t is thought ad-
visnole to incorporate. and dispose Of
the stock, dovo;ing tho money obtained
from its sale, to the carrying on of the
work.
1t is argued. and with good reason,
wo think, tina: citizens will more read-
lily invest their money in an enterprise
where q direct interest in such, is legal.
~ secured to them. The cost Of in
cooperating will be very trihing. and
unlike n large proportion Of mining
stocks now Niiont, will pc 'sess intrinsic
value. If this plan shall meet with
very general approval. it will at once
be adopted. tho principal manipulators
solemnly plsdging themselves that in
the event Of striking anything astonish-
ingly rich. either gold. silver, wnter or
whisky, no bearing Of the stock will be
permitted, and every owner OF s;,urcs
shall have core biokc to descend to the
lowest workings and examine for them
selves.
In tho sturdy lexicon OF our energetic
citizens there's no such word rs "fule -
money must be raised TO forward this
work, il there's levers enough in the
county TO do II: We can't aRofd TO let
the project rest pt this stage. when a
very few hundred dollms moro would
insure success. The boring must pro.
ceod-either in the bowels OF the earth,
or the cars Of this devoted community;
the choice awaiting, to.day, is water Ut
a high pIessure-or the lingering tor
lures Of an uniimely derease through
the perpetual droppings upon their
strained tympanums.
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United States Marshal j. Il. Fitch,
returned from his trip TO Carson with the
witness for the prosecution in the case
of mai! robbery. by the train last even
ing.
Fred. Fisk and vito also arrived by
the Same train, from their home i'll
Eureka. Fred. seems to be fatteuing
on the fumes or other high living.
John Kinkoaa of Humboldt, who was
doing the agreeable among his old
friends and "cIuaintances here, yes;er-
day, took the train for the West this
morning. tits snid he will be n candi-
date before the Republican, convention,
next Fall, for the Governorship. Mr..
k'nkead is ono of The oId-timcrs, n
pleasant gentleman, and IL nominated
would doubtless make n strong race for
the position.
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From Friday. D4ily.l
Personal.

Il. II. Durham Of Independence
Valley who has been passing the wiz
ter among his friends and relatives IN
the East. returned here by the train
this morning.
8. Lubbock. of San Francisco, arrived
from the West last evening, and took
the stage for Tuscarora, this morning.
BE will visit Rock Creek District.
DIR. GARDINER will make q profess
sional visit to the northern part of the
county, leaving here tomorrow for
that purpose. The doctor is an adapt
ut anything in the line Of dentistry.
and will afford satisfaction in his pro-
1 We are under Obligations to w. T.
Crane Of South Fork. for a nice lot Of
shrubbery brought us a present from
his ranch.
George Rockingham, the w~ell.known
agent of the liquor house Of Moore.
Hunt & Co. Of San Francisco. came DIP
by tile train last evening, stopping over
a day On his way to Zion.
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yafer

N. p. Haynes, State agent for T.. b.
Mallory & Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters, Is in
daily receipt by Express, Of these luc.
ious bivalves direct from tho Atlantic.
Secured in leo at Baltimore. they arc
ropackcd In Omaha and again in og.
den, arriving horc fresh MS whom takon
from their native clemens. These oys.
,ers nrc superior to any ia the market,
and they will be promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from the agent, re-
packed in ice from tho Depot here.
Address N. 2. Haynes. Elko. New.
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From Mondays Daily.l
TuscyrGra Items.

EoN'LEbS" hhtAlifN m..H.HH."H
Tie TTaes-Rericp Of yesterday says:
J. c. Lennon OF this place has been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Hussoy
mine of C~ornucopia.
Owing to the heavy flow of water in
the Falcon mine at Rock Creek heavier
machinery las become necessary and
Superintendent FarDh&n has gone to
San Francisco TO arrange for its imme-
diate procurement.
Contractor Dave Jones will to-day
complete his contract for sinking and
iimberIuG the new dGublc compart-
meu: Diana shaft TO Il Geplh Of 100
.ce;.
Salmon are making their fret run
III tho OwyLec, and several nice ones
have been brought 10 town..
The WorLingmem's organization held
u large and enthusiastic meeting last
night.
Baldwin, how awaiting sentence for
Mayhem sends n threatening letter to
the Rerictr which indicates that
ho Is still ambitious 90 have his name
appear IN print.
The Moscow and Ida shaft has at
tanned a depth Of seventy feet. and it
will be tImbercl at once.
The new three compartment shaft of
the Grand Prize was down 50 feet last
night aud ali rinlbcrcd.
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Irrom Tuesdays Daily.l
From, Railroad.

A letter from Joe. Taylor, one OF tho
solid men of Railroad, furnishes US
some information with regard to min
ing and other interests of that district.
Referring to the present outlook of the
camp. the writer says the Blue-Bell
copper mine. owned by MeEsrs Reilly
and Synot has recently been quite ex-
tensively worked, aud now has a large
body of ore in sight. Eight men are
regularly employed in the mine, and
teams are steadily engaged in the haul
ing Of its ores to the furnace, where
some one hundred and thirty tons have
accumulated. The delivery of ore at
the furnace until about the tenth of
next mouth, when tho> fres wifi be
lighted and "a run Of all the ore ready
for reduction, will be made
Lewis Williams & Co. in connection
with j.. W. Hussey. are e~ndeavoring to.
enlist San Francisco capital in the work
of developing the most promising loca-
ton in both copper and lead. The
only work done on the Empire City
Company's mines since 1875. has been
that necessary 10 retain title, and the
same mny be said Of those Of the Web
TOO; CompGny's mines. The former
Company, while performing its assess.
ment work last Fsli, came upon the
body of ore for which the tunnel Was
being run, but notwithstanding that
mining experts express favorable opin-
ions Of the mines Of both o. these com.
pamius, nothing is being done upon any
OF them.
Joe. Phillips has moved his family To
T~uscarora. but although some families
are moving ont from here, others are
moving in, and thus our usual quota.
III the way Of inhabitants is maintain
ed. The weather is fine as could be de-
sired. and the heavy mantle of snow on
our mountains assures a liberal supply
OF water and luxurious grass for the
coming Summer.
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Taken SICK En.Route.

The train from the East Tuesday
morning had on board an old gentle
man named Mead. who together With n
young man named J.'W. Hicks as tray-
cling companion, vas on his way from
Texas to Prescott. Arizona. After
boarding the train, the old gentleman
was attacked with pneumonia. and lad
become dangerously libby the time the
train reached this place. His companion
had him removed to rooms here, but not
withstnnding every care, he gradually
sank under the disease, and expired
last evening.
From young Hicks, We learn that
tho deceased had been n resident of
Denton County. Texas. for n number Of
years, and up to a recent date had FL
led the position of Postmaster at the
Hickory Office in that county
The funeral of deceased took place
this evening, the body being buried in
tine public cemetary ut this place.
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a Cheyenne dispatch 81 tho 18th says:
Tho west bonud passenger tain was
thrn"a from the track, six miles west
Of NJrtL Platte, at $50 this morning
by n broken rail, the engine aud mail
car passing over all right. The bag.
gage. two c"lches aud "a sleeper were
badly wrecked, bat fortunately no one
was hurt. There were three emigrant
cars attached TO the rear d tho train.
which were replaced ON the track md
taken back TO North Platte with the
passengers who will remain illcro until
the neat regular train west 10. night.
The Colorado Central train 80 long
snow bound at Taylor's aud Lono Tree.
arrived here ut 10 A. u.
The above accident was the occasion
Of the Central Pacific Train west bong
two hours behind iimo here This morn.
ing.
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a IiNrIN RnnnMnn.

The horses attached To Henderson
Green's milk wagon. took fright just ms
he stepped n tho door of Mr.. Ncvillo's'
house to deliver some bn;ter or milk,
and struck ont on their own account.
Directing Tia cir course up tho railroad
track, they bounced the wagon along at
II most lively rate, finally succeeding
III ovorturning it,, sending u perfect
shower OF canned milk over several
acres of ground. After being released
Of its load, the wagon again rightod
mud bowled along handsomely for q
timc. but in making It's second somor.
sault. foulcd ono Of tho animals nnd
threw him, which brought the outfit to
n full stop, when parties noar by ran
up an secured tho horses. One OF tboIn
wal qrito severely Ont ana tho wagon
was rather badly wrecked. Tho damage
sustained will probably amount TO an
hundred dollars.
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LOCAL AID STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.l
burglary.

Owing to the staid and orderly char
acter of the permanent inhabitants Of
the town, il is seldom we have to
chronicle a case Of burglary or kindred
lieve no craftsmen have piled their
vocation here for n number of months.
On entering his saloon this morning,
Al. Fisher discovered that it had been
~burglarized some time during the
night; the till robbed Of some five or
blk dollars, in small change, and a
couple of pistols-an ~iyory-hGudlcd
six-shooter and a silver mounted der
inger-wero taken from the drawer.
One of the doors of his fine specimen
cabinet had also beeu forced open and
various articles extracted, among which
was n Hat gold specimen about an inch
and n half long. worth Sii; another
nearly round. and slightly mixed with
quartz, worth SIS; two smaller ones.
Irregular ia shape, worth about 80 90
each and u vial containing coarse and
fine dust mixed, worth so.
The thieves effected an entcrnnce to
the building by II back window OPEN
ing into the billiard room, having re-
moved n light OF glass AID crawlcd
through the Aperture. A couple Of
suspicious looking strangers who Witt.
cd the saloon late last night are not
visible to-day, and it is suspected that
they have been attending strictly to
business during their Erief stay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

The following companies have Glcd
articles OF Incorporation, and 4 list Of
officers in Ia" Recorders Office. Elko
county, Nevada. since November 9th.
1877:
EocE CREEK IS:SG CoHF.ST.
Filed December 9TH, 1871.
Presidcut-Johu \. Paxton.
Sscretzry-AIfrcd X. Drubrcw.
Supcriutendent-Henry W. Brown.
Trustces-IIenry W. Brown. John
A. Paxton, l.. ". Huh, 5. Lubbock aud
George Congdor.
TUscAEoIA Kill s. Y.St.G COMPANY.
Filed December 10. 1877.
rrcsiIeut-W. II. Pohe.
Socretary-Frcdrirk OGDEN.
Superintendent. &. Lennon.
TrustocS-W. II. PoEc. d. i. james.
Henry Pink. FEcJrick OGDEN aud c.
IL. IIolcomI.
TEI"rEss aILVET MI%IsG COMPANY.
Filed D.ce'urrr 9ith, 1871.
Prr~idrni-IusrvL BrauJcms,i"n.
Sccrci,ry-Gco. J.. J. Watson.
SuponutouGvu:-Jorl J.. Mlr..,ha.a.
Trust.cs-IsnH" =. Gafiucr, IOyl 4.
Mcaehtw, 4. !. iace, j. D~.Uad,nstiym
and Gustav Suiro.
coNnoSwEALrI G"S>oL,DATED rISixg
cusITINI.
Filed JauguIy iiL. 1873.
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scrinn. ANiirtinn.

Many Of our citizens will be Cricycd
To hear that Sirs. 7. ID. Page. sister OF
the Tucker Bros. of this place, has
been. for n long time past, suffering
from a inmor ia her side. Tho. OK.
cresconcc has gradually enlarged until
its removal has now become Necessary
to II p~ro!ongatiOn OF lifc. She came
down here from Eureka to havo the
operation performed at homo with her
mother. but We understand today Tint
she is undecided ms Ia the course she
will pursue in the matter.
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The nnncr in,rt N..hf.

The dance nj tho Hotel last evening
was n very enjoyable affair. there being
Just enough persons present to occupy
th" hoor without orowliug. Some
thirty couples took part in tho dance
which was kept mp until n laic hour.
Tho music was most inspiriting, tho
company eny. tho night cool and pleas.
mt. aud MI wclt homo satisfied with
the e,opiug's cnioymonta.
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Removal.

John Simpson has removed his bar.
Der shop pack to the stand adjoining
the Magnolia saloon, where hc is con.
Quoting the "tonsorial" as usual.
Thanking the public for past patronage,
no s~olicits its continuance in his 70.
establishment ut the old stand between
the French Rotisseric md Magnolia
Saloon.
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a LARGE division Of the ''unomploy.
cd brigade" assembled in front Of tho
store of Rcinhart & Co., this morning.
TO o0cr suggestions with regard to the
packing ofH particularly docfic mus.
tank with truck upon which Joe Cox
and Tom Huntsr are to subsist. out in
Dixie Valley. II is occasions like this,
that develop the vast fund Of acquired
knowledge possessed by tho nvctngc
mbrikahcr.n
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Payment or ElIso Coun.y n..a.

In accordance with the provisions Of
Sect. IL Of an Act entitled An Act to
consolidate and fund the indebtedness
OF Eiko County" Approved Peb. Is.
1871. .aff
Notice is hereby given that ~ pre-
sehtcd Mt my Office in Elko. Nevada. on
or before Monday, the 7th day Of April
next. the following Elko County Bonds
issued In pursuance Of said Act, wiz
be paid. together with the interest
thereon. tn shall have accrued ~ ~
date presented, to.wit: Nos. ~, 70, -,
80. 30, SO. 80, 81, So, SO, 40, Al, ~, ~,
i5, a6, AZ, As, 40, so, 90, o.. Should
the said bonds not be presented within
tile time specified. then from and after
tho date named. to-wit: Monday, the
LIST proximo. interest thereon will cease.
JSo. X. BRADLEY. Co Treasurer. :
March 9Th, 1873.
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Died I'm !IIiunJa.

Wo Leach to-day. hat Hiss Maggie
Hickman, Il sister OF Mrs. II. c. Street,
dicd mt Alton, Ills, on tho first OF this
month. She had been confined TO her
bed n long time prior TO her death.
which occurred in her 10th year. An.
other sister who had remained with the
deceased during her illness, IL expected
here by Mrs. Street very shortly.
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Frcirhts Rcccirch-

Arrived by rail from the West to-day,
q car load of general merchandise,
among which was a large lot Of drugs
for Phelps & Lamb, at Tuscarora. A
car load Of general merchandise. en-
hracing five thousand pounds of ham
and bacon for A. V. Lancaster & Co.,
arrived also from the East.
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a ~ 90 Cnr!Iu.

We learn rbnS mo Carlin Library Az.
socinlion propose 90 give another Grand
Mack and Civic BALL April first. Some.
thing OF a similar character giycn by
tho Association some months ago.. was
n complete success. aud THIS now pro.
posed will dJubtlcss excel it's prode.
eoSor. A grand timo IL expected.
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Personal.

Ben. Reinhart started for San Fran
cisco this morning. where he will re-
main several weeks selecting a stock of
dry goods aud groceries for the house
here, which will DC forwarded rs fast as
purchased.
Abe Mooser also went down to pur-
chase goods for the Spring trade.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALEb PROPOSALS WILL n. REcEfvHD,
- .frr painting the wood WORK vhitsniRN tA1
plsstsring aud rcpSirinR the piaRsring nd
brick WORK OF the Court Houev. " s~eeordAneo
with specifications on file in mJ once. EtAe
viii DO received for painting. Whitening snd
or in Tho bid. All proposals. TO be hied uIsS
the Clerk of the beard OF County Commission
ers on OF before ~ cock .. m. April SshL
ls'a or they will not be considered. II
Bosrd ~ressryes tbe rishtto rjkrt any ana en-
biIa ny order Of tho Board Of County cesn-
Hhsshincis.
Or canHN .chsA-
Elso, Nevada, March stb .iB7s.
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Tor TheIadie..

Just received, at Muller's Dsse
Store, q largo assortment Of LHbi.is
Perfumery in bulk, in original inpostea
packages. Usual size lompty) Lvbts
bottles filled for Atty cents. Alss scs.
stantly on hand. Hne toilet SOAPS. .sse
peciolly manufactured for hard water.
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Personal.

John Kinkeud, tho we'll known min
ing man who operated in Austin Mt an
early day, and in various places in the
State since that time, il in town to-day.
He has just returned from n visit To
the mining districts in the northern
part Of tho county, aud expresses him.
self vol pleased with the prospects.
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EuGESE SroLrz departed for san
Francisco to raid upon the Wholesale
day goods houses Of the Bay City. in
tho interest Of the largo dry goods
house OK a. IL. Badt of this place. A
large stock will bc forwarded fer tho
Spring trndc shortly.
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Rarbcd Wire Fencing.

Sixty coils of barbed wire arrived
hero from the East for John Ainley,
this morning. For cheapness, effici-
ency, and durability, this character Of
fencing excells all others. and is pro-
perly taking precedence for the pur-
pose.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-24

While at the Auditors office, this
morning, We acquired from that official!
the following points in relation to the
cOuuty's available finances: The tax
on The net proceeds Of the mines for
the quarter ending Dec. 81. 1871
amounted to SO, 5ll Of, having been,
received from tx onicio tax collector,
GTiswold, and the $1,000 Indemnity
from Eureka County, for ''spoliItior"
being also received and apportioned,
all audited claims against the respec-
tive funds will now be paid, warrants
beng ready TO issue whenever ap-
piled for.
Tie nprortioniuant Of the amount re-
ccivcd FROM Tie mining tax is as fol-
lows:
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FRANK McCIELLA*D, while disport-
ing upon rolIsrs, astempted the intri-
cacies of the pigeon-wing with mod
ern Innovations. and ~dislocated an arm
i'll frantic efforts to grasp the thin air
OF these attitudes. He'll be all right
again in a TOW dnys, however.
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NJ HEfrSEn, Just before taking the
train for Halleck last evening. sold his
fine stallion to some party here, we I'M
dcrstand. lie has q whole bani Of
horses for sale since he disposed of his
place.
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OcnnrturcS.

Departures by stage this morning
were as follows: T~uscarora-J. c..
Howerton, Il. NJ. PearlmGp. r. L..
Davidson, q. l.. Fnurot w. II. Pierce
and wife, S. Lubeck and - Penkoff.
Coruncopia-J. vs.. McKittrick and w.
NJ. Shuck.
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THE laying of new ties aud iron
upon tho siIe-trnck westward from the
Hotel by the @. p. Company, is about
completed.
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Departures NY stage this morning
were ns followsI T~uscarora-F. L..
Danes, II. Lalifoiy, T.. j. Jackson.
u. Page, j, MalucS, W. Farrell, VIM.
Packard. Uornucopin-J. Peters and
j. II. Roschald.
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The sun in it's tour North crossed
The line yesterday, and rs in duty
bound, the line made a fuss about it..
shedding its emotions upon us in tor
rents. as though we were responsible
tor his arbitrary actions.
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Ercirhis MeceireLL U.

by rail to-day, from the West, were
Que car load general merchandise and
an engine and hosting machinery com.
piete Tor TIE Diana mine Mt T~uscarora.
Frank Smith forwarded the mGciiin-
cry By Samples teams. this morning.
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Liquor Dealers

And saloon keepers attention. Wo have
been appointed agents for the State Of
Nevada for tho celebrated Duiweiser
Beer. guaranteed the purest malt liquor
manufactured. For sale 10 tho trade
only by u. REtsuARr A Co.
State Agents.
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Twenty-Five Dollars SEWAGE

For a cough of four or Ave ysars.
standing that cannot be cured VIII
three bottles Of DR.. Ebel's Balsam By
taking three or four doses per day and
doing no hard labor during the time
OF using it, the above reward will b
paid.
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Io'ii''.'.' SO,p. I VI
Tho other $1,000 being exclusively
" local transaction, was apportioned,
less Trcasuror's four per cont. to the
three County funds, General, Conting-
cnt and Iudigent Sick; the first rcceiv-
ing S7GS; the second and third each
SlJ2.
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Depart ui.c-.

Departures by stage for Tuscarora
This morning were US follows: J..
WILDLY, Mrs. Douglass and 2 children.
\. Purvianco, VIM. Webb. Chas. Alfred
George jenkins. YIN. .Steinaker and
c. 5. Wag"mont.
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by rail To-day were | car Of general
merchandise; | OF wood and 1 OF hay
for Smith Van Droillcn, 1 of hay for
Tucker Bros, aud ] OF coal for Smith
& Wilsey.
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ACCORDING to tho published report
of State Treasurer Schooling, for the
fiscal year ending the 3lst of last De-
ccmbet. the net assets OF the State are
$50, Go 90.
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Departures

This morning for Tuscarora were
A. d. Russell. John Mcclure. Miss
Lizzie Neville, Mrs. Jennie Stark, DIR.
Deal, DIR. Terry. G. l.. S;oddard. Ed.
McMahon and L. S. Marchant. aHH