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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
LFron Tuesday. Daily.
L.. neneat.

Mr.. John How. Indian Agent for the
tribe Of Western SI.oshones. and Levi
GheeD. his Assistant, have been engaged
Ia day in distributing to the members
OF the tribe. who had been notified to
appear in Elko. the Government annui-
ties npportioLed for their benefit. The
assembled a~borigines in the rear of
Assistant Cheers dwelling. numbered
during the day. some six hundred. in
Guiding bucks. squaws aud papocses. all
of whom received their share Of Uncle
Samuel's stipulated generosity in the
form Of blankets. shoes. hats and other
clothing, the distribution of provisions
being reserved until the cold weather
sets in, the imProSi1ent character Of
poor Lo" rendering An earlier division
of that portion Of the bounty uuadris-
aLIe.
Three hundred Of tue tribe were furn-
ished with annuities by Mr.. How ut
Carlin. a few days ngo, while those Of
Ruby Valley aud that portion Of the
tribe ranging in the northern part vf
the county, are yet to be supplied. The
cbildlike simplicity Of the untutored
savage, OF which we read. was not, we
are sorry to say, aggressively apparent
during to.day's reception. those native
chaiac,, ~ris,ics being quite overshadowed
by the cIuincn;!y Anglo Saxon DISPOSE.
tiUn to make the most of u good
thirs. even though u little innocent
duplici'y was necessary to the full nc-
complishm-nt Of that object. These
little weaknesses are doubtless, how
ever, the result Of foreign association
and example. for which they cannot be
held responsible; for with the brilliant
achievements md glorious record Of
those great American institutions, the
Returning boards, is it any cause Of
wonder that these miserable innocents
should be fred with tho spirit Of emu.
latiuu?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
Death or d. r.. Rogers

MIR. d. L. Rogers, nm old resident OF
this county who has been engaged In
the sheep business on the Mountain
City road about sixty mics north Of
Elko, died at Duck Water, In White
Pine county, n few days ago. Of hem.
orhago Of the lungs. Mr.. Rogers passed
here about two weeks ago with a band
OF sheep on his way to Duck Water
where he expected TO winter them. and
was ut that time in unusually good
health. lie hns u brother in Dayton.
Ohio, who has been informed OF his
death by telegraph.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
from M)nlhy's Daily !
n New Hotel.

jim Graham will TO. morrow
building n hotel op North Main street
opposite the Times. Reuisv Office md
close TO Independence Square. The
building will be 81 S5i feet and two sto.
ries high. IL is his intention to finish
II mp In good shape aud run II In every
respect as IL FIRST class establishment
Jim Is an exp rieucsd hotel man and wa
predict tina, this new enterprise will pay
nm better than wonid tho Office Of
county Commissioners II 10 had been
elected 7Tme' Rspisr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
l.eruSaAl.

Gay DaSiey arrived here from, hi.
ranch in knby VALLEY. by the train from
Wells this morning, Mrs. Dawl-y took
the east bonoi train al Wells, last night
for her ole hIp,e in Ohio. where shc
goes on u visit Of a few weeks among
relatives.
John Il. Bradley and Al Lane who
have been absent ut Raft river for sew
eral weeks past. have returned here in
good health, they moved souis three
thousand head Of stock cattle out to tue
section of country mentioned. feed here
being unusually scarce.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

Some time last August, while pros.
pcctirc about twelve miles west from
Good Hope district. some very rich sii.
yer bearing quartz was found 10y Mr..
Burner. An examination discovered a
ledge Of the same nbout two feet wide,
assays from which average $50 per on.
Mr.. b.. at once located the claim, npd in
company with three or four others pro.
cc"d"d to form u new mining district.
giving II his name. lie informs us that
a number Of cln,,ns nre being worked,
mud predicts n good showing there be.
fore next Spring Times srier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

The case set for today not being
ready for trial. argument on motions
for continuance of the case OF the State
vs.. Green. and the mining Ease OF the
Home Va. Commonwealth claims, was
heard by the Conrt. The motion in
the former case was taken under advise.
mept; argument In the latter will be 70.
+umed tonight. The trial jurors were
excused until 10 o'clock TO morrow
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
IIotci rriEaIs.

S. l.. Hruis!emAu, Paradise Vale
Edward Reilly, E'ko.
l.. Tasheira ana wife. Carlin.
j. l.. Greenwood, Camp IIn!irck.
l.. She'ilnn,
Jesse AiwclI,
=. VI. II"nI Y. Tuscarorn.
Geo. Wheeler. san Francisco.
CHARLES 2. Merlo.
Branrad L. Smith, Sacramento.
John Cary, Carlin.
j. G.. Stevens. Star Valley.
Lee St. Clair,
II. l.. Bacon,
James Murphy. Hnllcck.
Elmer Dakin,
Charles Collins, TuScarora.
b. Touner. Railroad.
L. z. Hardcsty, Wells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

The following freights were received
since our last report; Two cGrs Of wood
for Johu Ainley, l car wood for Davis
\ Boiler. | car wood for James Clark,
| car wood and one car each of salt and
barley. for Reinhart L Co.. I car spuds
for j. NJ. Dorsey, Z cars hny for Dorsey
Bros /, 3 cars lumber for L. II. Smith. 2
ears lumber for W. j. Ur,un l. Co., and
! cars general merchandise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

4 musical te.UuiUn was held last Sat
ur!ny evening 1t thr r"siacuce Of Mrs.
F"uk Smith. 10y Miss Eiu,na Samuel
md pupils. Quiie "a nHmhcr cf the
friends u both teacher aiul pupils were
present. nad MI s"oaIr,I satisfied with
The evident progress made by the
'ch"!,ss. Miss Mamie Rogers, Miss
Belle CaGr, 3irs. II. -. brown, and
Ms Law Tas!cira sang AMI played
,o;ne very excellent SONGS aud selections
which were both creLitaLlc TO them
selves aud ;"nch"r. Among the younger
pupiis, the MiSsrs Eva Rogers. Laura
!iukrr. Lena Gnrrcch; and LAURA Pocue
'hnwrl marked Improvement in their
execution. and proved tho undoubted
ability If MitI Samuel ~ n thorough
md efficient instructor on tho piano.
iuTtr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

s. NJ. Henley, County Recorder elect,
arrived hero from Tuscarora by buggy
yesterday ,Gr!n; ing Miss Ida Dewey and
Miss Fanny Rogers, who have been
visiting among frieids iu that city.
Dennis Kenrncy and n brother Of the
great ngitnior developed In n linen
dGstcr. passed west Ivy the train this
morning.
Thomas Prior arrived here from the
west hy the train last evening.
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ISurEcr.

This is the raDc 81 a district recently
organized about ten miles west IL Good
Hope. There has been but little work
done there yet, bet IL IL said that there
are several lodges which show well near
the surface and hnvc the appearance Of
being permanent lodes. An incline has
been sunk twelve feet ON the Viola Viz.
ginia lode. showing n regular width OF
about two feet from top to bo;tom.-
Times. RerisD,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

The total number OF STANDARD sill yer
dollars coined since their remouetiza-
ion, up to AID including the 23d inst.
- l9,sli,5jl; al this npanbcr 10. 800, QUO
ire iu the United States Treasury, some
1880, 900 are in the mint ,%nults. and
he balance, n little over 5000, 900; lis in
general ci%I circulation. The total is about
l,5OO. goo in excess of the minimum TO.
quircd by law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
Hotel Arrivals.

W. G.. Randolph. Hnlleck.
j. Benhnyon. San Francisco.
ii. $. Woodneff. St. Louis.
NJ. S. Sharp, Eureka.
S. Wenban.
j. W. Parus,
E. Ii. Briggs, Halleck.
II. Ii. Conner. Lamoille.
A. Z. Barnes. Kellon.
A. G Dawley, Ruby Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DIST 'ICT COURT OF r
Ninth Jud!c,.l District OF the State Of Ne.
yada. ia and FOE the County OF Eko.
~ the m,iitr Of The estate 81 PETER REAR.
nov. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by tho undersigned.
Margaret ktsrdun: AdtniiL %ifs,tix. II TIE
cytaie ot Peter h',ri"n. dec as-i. Ia Ito cr~l.
itOrs OF aud all psr ons lsvint cilias sgAlnst
satd deceased. I al iiri tiHin. with nio I, eccs
sacy vouchers. vithin ten inputbs srlor the
disi pubiicaii ou u t,is uo;icl. q The said AZ
ministtt'nS a. hcs r -iis g. In luby Valley,
ElEo county, State ~ SctEta.
MARUARI r HLAR OK, ihmtuiA.ratit
OF thu o ttie az p er goAttIi dcAcca ed,
DAted THE 2Vh dsy " November. 1878. lS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

All the necessary preparations for the
2rand ball to be given 10y tue Order of
Patrons Of H~usbandry 1T their hall on
Thursday evening. are now completed
ii ~sI-cluss music has been secured. aud
every other provision calculated to
secure To those whu attcad, the full en-
joyment Of II p!easau, party. has been
made. The object in giving the ball il
to raise money TO assist in l]iquidniinu
expenses Incurred in fitting up the hall
FOR public use. there having been N"
bIiidins al that character in town, ana
it is hoped our citizens will contribu;,
Il price Of II ticket, aud appear IL
prison at tie ball on the occasion al:
,he dance. A pleasant time is uutici
rnt,d, aud the price OF the tickets places
them within the reach OF everybody.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

+. A. RooaRs, County Auditor, in
forms us that tho County Treasurer has
sufficient coin IN tho treasury to pay nll
the registered claims against the county
and that warrants for the same will DO
ready for delivery at his Office next
Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

TnE Elko I'oSi says that John Walker
gained FIVE votes by tho recount OF the
vote Of Tuscarora on Constable. The
fact IL that he only gained ore, tho face
Of tho returns gave Huryillo five major.
ity. which the recount only reduced 10
four.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

To FARNrEs AND OrnEus.-Havins
ASSUMED entire control Of the blacl
'mithing wagau.making and machin,
hops. } AIN now prepared &c do nm,
and all kinds of work in my line, par
'icularly Tn" repairing Of agricultural
implements, on the most favorabl,
crms.
A.. BRucE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
Tic Kali Lna1 Ninh,

The Ball at Granger Hall given by the
Order OF Patrons Of Husbandry Las,
evening, proved both q social aud finan.
cial success. The company present was
all the building could contain. and I'll,
music, which vas furnished Ly the Etc
BRASS mud Quadrille Band. could not b..
eScelled by my similar organization on
the Coast. According to the Published
programme. the festivities began pre-.
cisely Mt 8 o'clock aud concluded at
1880. The net proceeds OF the dance
amounted to n hundred aud twenty odu
dollars, which will assist materially IN
paying the dsbt upon the hall. On DO
hnlf OF the Order, We ME requested t.
return thanks TO II citizens for the lib.
erai patronage extended by them las,
evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01


THE scarcity Of diamonds, gold and
silver, and the difiSulties met in secur-
ing them. is a Sure indication Of their
value. Thus it is with valuable medi-
cine: DR.. Aug. Kriser's celebrated
German Pulmonic Elixir, through the
jealousy Of rivals bas met With the most
bitter opposition. and apparently al
most insurmountnbls Obstacles have
been thrown in its wayi but its oppo-
ent might as we'll thy to change the
course Of the sun, sweep back the ocean
with n broom or put out q prairie fire
with u tear. For the cure Of throat and
lung diseases, such as coughs. colds.
consumption and bronchial affections,
it is un~equailed. Its cures are truly
magical. Ask your druggist, F. F.
Mailer, for it. The genuine bears the
Prussian Coat Of Arms, the fac-simile
signatu-e of DR.. Aug. Kaiser. and has
his ma me blown oil every 75.cenl bottle.
Trial bottles % cents.
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IIOtcl. Arrivals.

w. Conger. Wells.
=. II. Green. Tahoe.
s. j. Crutcher, Wells.
Fred. Sugdcn. Florin, Cnl.
a. n. Snct, Salt Lake.
s. swangcr,
w. w. Gri swold. Wells.
r. Benhaym, San Francisco.
ii. Frankly,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
TO .SnIOlIcrH.

Try the bit cigar at tho Cabinet
Saloon. They arc Key West Cigars; no
China make. They are fine Havana
dllers mud binders, and Connecticut
wrappers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

VIZ were very sorry TO learn last
night Of the death al another child OF
George fillmore, OF Iiuiluck Station,
which occurred only II short time be.
ly Of Mr.. Elmpre is sorcly allie,
ed: one OF the children having
dici last week and still! u
third u is reported in Il very critical
condition. We understand tho iisras,
which has proven 80 fcnrfully fatal, is
pneumonia. The many friends OF Mr..
E!moro will learn Of his Affections with
deep regret.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
Isnnie.

The raNlc for those two fine oil paint
ipgs belonging to Miss Samuel will
come of at the Postofice ON Frids,
evening at Z o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

FREsR SHELL OYSTERS received atthe
Gem daily. Also Booths fresh Dalti.
more oysters received daily, direct from
the east by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
Gone 10 California.

One OF our old citizens, NJ. p.
Haynes, who for n long time past hns
been out Of health. and during the past
two months has been very seriously i'll.
departed by yesterday mornings train
for San Jose. Neither medical skill
nor the uniirins attentions Of his do.
voted wife, seemed effective in sustain
ing him, and the change TO n more
salubriOus climlte was deemed the Inst
resort To p~rolong his life. lie was ac-
compHnird by his faithful wife. md
every means for his oHsy transit to the
sunny western slope were procured.
were prepared for his reception
at San Jose, and it is thought It's baimy
mir will accomplish for him what science
failed to do.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

ATTENTION Is called TO tho delinquent
notice Of the Star King Mining Com.
pany which appears in this issue OF the
INDEPENDENT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01
District Court.

In the case Of the State w. Fitzpnt-
rick. a jury was ~impanelled during the
forenoon, and,h trial proceeded; it is
still in progress Ms we go to press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

FnEsu shell oysters received daily at
tho Cabinet Restaurant, next door to
'ho p~ostofice.
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M 10y,

WHoLrsALg .ASD RETAIL DEALER IL
w all kinds ~
cuINA AMI JtPAs EAs.
SILK Hnndterchieis, Fans, Toys, Oils
Drugs i.siuered War;.
chins Provi Ions. Bomo. Crackers
Near corner VI h aud silver Streets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

FisE imported claret can be had at
tho Cabinet, Restaurant tabios. Price
per quart bottles, 60 cents; pi mt. 20
cents.
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Arrivals.

This evcning-Mrs. Seymour, Mrs
Cooley, Den. Young and John Galley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

To A TRAMP breakfast is tho most i'm.
rortant meal Of the day, for IL usually
'Akos him oil day to get IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

OUH ui tcIItia' ..,js'u. II .iu'zl"
mn,, returned Gy the Lila tam NOM
imB f'om a ,t.ii!u what !, Aunvn a.
I'incs Pine district. siiu ,,ol s"mo 80,
.mty miles n"r.h ~ X Irun, C,a!,. wlr,,
lac went Ia cN unIur =" TIC mining pro-,
,T;y. SAM Is one q! the Lacey owHUI.
ia the now famous r,ruiisc Winc, yet,
notwithstanding his elevation in tb".
eidiy financial a!cx. l." recognizes hi.
less fortunate fuieu Is who are still
grovelinS about the base at that pre-
c'riiious liIl, the do,ii,iues "f wLicl.
IRE SO difficult to sc,le, with the saw"
benevolent cordially which character.
IL n him in those happy days when
bacon and beans Were even by him re-
gnrd,d as substantial luXuiics. lie
goes 10 TuSca?oTa tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

Cart. q. O. LYoS, n we'll known
newspaper man. will be Governor Kin.
koad's Private Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

Tho follow ing persons arrived las,
night by stage: Governor White.
Mrs. Mccartney, f. Barber, II.
l.. Beach, aud ii. W. Brown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

LovERs Of q good cigar. should sample
those anO Eastern made cigars just 70.
ceiyed nj tho Gem.
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From Fridays Dniiy.1


Professor Trips School.
The present term Of Prof. Trips
writing school closes on Saturday even.
ing, when the distribution of prizes BY
The appointed judges, to those deemed
most worthy. will take place. The pub.
lie generally are respectfully invited to
he presen; at the District School house
IN tho occasion. Having met With
marked success during his brief s%ojourn
among MS, at the request Of his pnpils
the Prof. will Immediately begin m.
,,her term OF instruction, commencing
next Monday night. Under the admir-
'bic system practired. the progress made
~ tue pupils is surprisingly rapid, the
Improvement in their p%eumanship being
'lrcady strongly marked. and very gen.
raj. Tho curse OF instructions
will continue here through tie winter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-01

Hon. George @. Gorham, passed
through by tho train last evening OH
his way to Washington.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE oF THOMAS WRIGHT DECEASED
- Notice Il hereby riSrn by The undersigned
administrator Ui tie estate of Thcnrs wriyht
,leceas-d, to tie creditors ~ ard all persons
having cl'iins agaihst the sail dccCa cd. 10 CT
hibit them WITH ihc urcrssary vouchers, with.
~ ten months aficr the frat puhiiea'iun ~ hi.
n"ticc. I thu ssid Adm alstra,ot. a. Isis home
In lhino liz valley. In the said county of giko.
II SEN tiIHT,
A'minisirster Of the estate 81 Thomas Wright.
uccrss.d.
I'stcd At Flo, Nov. IL. 1879.
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san FRANCISCO sIcCk soAaD.
fr4Asy. Xsveas.r .. lnss.

Te-Day's stock Gales.
6i5 OphiI. ~ 80
69U Mexican, ~ 29H
500 Gould and Curry, 67n
100 b.. st and B.lcher. IL l7Z
ITO California. . 9tI
335 6avage. lOH lun
$40 Con. Virginia. TX TX
rs Chollat. IS
3G5 Hale nnd N~orcruss. l2t, l2h.
500 Point. . isOc
iO5 Jacket. ~. lax
il0i Imperial. 75c &c
SIS kentnck. AZ
80 Alpha. o.. ".
AOO Belchcr. "A az
~ Confidence. G6X
$50 Utah. 10 1877
1915 Sierra Nevada, a As
6lO bullion. 81. 6E
495 Exchtquer. Also 1886
20 Seq. Btlehcr, ~
sos OyermHn, IL i21
&6O Justice. AS
500 Succor, soc 9Oc
1851 Union. 50 SIX
385 Bryan. 1900 lH
1860 Julia. "a. 27uc
sfUU ziOc Zoo
1881 Challenge. l.Ii30o
800 New York. soc 60c
% Senator, &c
go Sheridan. 5Gc soc
ECO Andes. 6uc
l0J Woodvilie, &c
$50 Con. Washor, Acc $50
lou Kossulh, 25c
COO Wells Fargo. soc 4oc
10 Ward. 5Oc
40 Scorpion, ~
$40 LeyiAthan, 45c 500
% North Con. Virginia, Z TX
GOT Trojan, 25c
40 Benton, ~
100 North Sierra Nevada, loo
72O Hussey. soc
U DE Frees, 20c CSC
430 Prize, TO-. l1T
300 Argenta, 3T 81
26OO Navajo. GUc 95c
lOSO Independence, l45c l40c
so Leopard, 25c
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Arrivals Mt Depot Hotel.

HTriN"is Ht Depot Hotel.
i. Stanley. Troy. N. Y.
j. j. Cumbeli, Hullcck.
n. p. Dibbie.
Leonard Dill,
7. ID. Frouse, Wells.
l.. Benton.
Geo. Dickson, Elko.
+. Van Nance, Carliu.
Willard Lancaster. Tuscarora.
L.. Q. Moore,
Daniel Comstock,
Duff Brown,
j.. A. Savage,
I. j. Parker,
Frank Culver,
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IT Is thought that q fashionable
bearing house furnishes the best anti.
fat.
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TnE business Of rag.sathoring is pick.
ing up.
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From Wednesdays Dailyt
County Finance.

The figures appended, representing
the status Of the county for the present
year, arc obtained from the Treasurer.
Total valuation Of real es.
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Departures
morning,

A.. n. Sad departed by stage this
morning.
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RECxhAAI 4 tiVtlita
7lNo BAKER. AND sALoon.
,o-n.r Rairo.a .aa SiisA streets. ErAe
Aisss- b. h.ha
BREAD. riEs AND cAkas
wI.... Liquor. .na Cix.n.
STATE UNIVERSITY
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
ELKo, NEVADA.
lh~ ar.i arm OF ,hi- school Eah year Of N
inAiiiuiinni. will h-pin
Monday. September =, ISIS
Male and female pnpils prepared for coiiess
or advanced farther and Instructed in the OIL
lcgiAte brAnche[
Ergiish studies. mathematics and the aDcisn.
and modern languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons In music by . competent teacher.
40 Charge for Tuition or Roon Rsns.
MUSIC EXTRA.
BOARD, ...........S3O per MONTH.
Pnyabie In advance. quarterly.
For further particulars address
ID. II. SESSIONS. PrineipaL.
MAGNOLIA SALOON,
COMMERCIAL STREET. ELKo.
c. NJ. DRUrI. Proprietor.
rhs host OF WINES. CIGARS and sPI
nd NAL: LIQUORS dispensed ut the 2
y. F. PETERSON,
DEALER IN L KINDS OF M
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES.
PICTURES
AND FRAMES
CRoCKERY.
GLASSWARE.
LAMPS AND
FIXTURE
Paints, Dill and Glass.
Cor. Fifth and Commercial Sta.
mia ELKo. NEVADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-05
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La Gran Bretana tiene como pri.
mer plenipotenciario al hombre de
Estado mas eminente del partido
tory. Ell conde de Beaconsfeld de-
be todo 10 que es a su talento y a su
voluntad frme, Ell hijo de un mo-
desto escritor, perteneciente a una
familia judia, ha sabido elevarse a la
primera dignidad en- Inglaterra. Es
hombre de talento, de astucia Y de
tenacidad.
E, marques de Salisbury, ministro
de Negocios extranjeros, es un hon.
brc eminente, un orador distinguido
y un buen diplomatico.
Lord Odo-Russell, embajador de
Inglaterra en- Berlin, es un antique
diplomatico que. conoce a todos sus
contemporaries y tiene gran repu-
tacion en- Inglaterra.
La Gran Bretana esta bien repre-
sentada en- ell Congreso.
La Italia tiene por representante
al conde Corti que ha sido embaja-
dor en- Constantinopla durante tres
amos bajo ell reinado de Victor Ma.
nuel. Es I'm hombre muy instruido,
de gran talento, agudeza de ingenio
y dotado de un espfritu de concilia-
cion que lie vali0 al afecto de los hom-
bres de Estado de la Turqula cuando
estuvo en- la capital del imperio y
que le procura la estimation de GUAM
tos lie tratan.
Ell conde de Launay, embalador
de Italia en- Berlin, es I'm diplomati-
co de experiencia que conoce 4 todos
los hombres de Estado alemanes por
su larga permanencia en- aquella ca
pital y por las aptitudes que lie reco-
acompanadas de un carac-
ter benevolo.
La Russia esta representada por Ell
principe Gorstchakof notabilidad di-
plomatica europea. El decano de
los diplomaticos, anciano tiene 80|
amos enfermo y achacoso, no ha
4uerido dejar as asistir al Congress-