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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29
Personal.

Central Z Ciic Agr ut, Mr.. Fast. has
b""u rr'sir ted 10y mn attack 81 NOM
tain fever aud thereby i.iCnpac,,atcd for
Business. His place is now temporarily
occupied 10y "ur amiable young friend.
JIhn Ovens. Of Beownwc.
Oar old Rnby Valley friend. A. W.
Gcln"y, Is III town Ia diy, having
arrived here by the west bound train
tins m"rnins. lie will continue. on 10
Eureka I '.murrow.
John W. Williams il ny spry ns n
Kangaroo. and proposes to rido on,
home Tomorrow.
LieuteULnt Wilson. Of Camp lIallrck
passed through for San Francisco Ivy
the train this morning.
Frank Mayo. the we'll known actor.
who appears in the role Of "Davy
Crockett iu Sun Francisco next Mon.
day, W. also n passenger.
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'rOSncCtiNc.

We hear II rumorcd. upon what Is
regarded as good authority, that a
couple Of weddings will take place in
town in the course Of n few days. The
parties are said to be Prof. Rutan, the
well known music teacher. and Chas.
l'rossmer. n recent candidate for Sheriff
before tue Republican Convention. We
don't wish to DO understood as desiring
TO create the impression thu, the gentle.
men mentioned propose marrying each
other, but not having obtained the
names Of tho parties Of the second par,
we have been reluctantly obliged 10
alone refer to the parties Of the irs,
part.
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Arrivals.
This evening were-A. Primeaux.
From Mondays Daily


Jim Whitlatch. the old tine mining
mnu we'll known throughout the coast,
passed through firm the East, yester-
day. Ia company with Nr. Whitlatch,
were a couple Of st. l. ,uiS gentlemen.
Nr. r Chester aud Mr.. Il. y. Aicxan-
der. Their object III visiting the coast
at this time Is to examine some mining
property in California. in which Mr..
NIi,lHtch Is interested with n view OF
Investing money in its pnTchhsu or to
assist III its development. u, tLoy may
deem o adNitnblr upon examination.
Mr. \. G. Bryan and Charles a. Wat.
son of New York. arrived here 10y the
train from the East tins morning. aud
start for Columbia district 10y the str.e
"'m"rrow. They are friends Of Mr.
Stokes one Of the Uwu"rS uf the Iufi,irI
property of that place. Mr.. Watson
comes out 10 take charge of the Office of
the company, auI Mr.. bryan. VINO >is
tied this coast years ago, ami is familiar
with this section uf the couuiry, j. Gc.
sirouS Of renewing his acquaintance
with our mining interests, he having
been operating quite extensively in that
line.
Joe Rogers, son Of our County Re
cord.r, who for u number Of months
past has been attending the Commercial
College in SIN Francisco. came up on n
visit to bis parents by the train last
evening. Joe always was a number un.
boy, and lie doesn't appear to have de-
Perforated Ia the slightest, by "a resi-.
dcncc in the ''hnollum" city. lie will
remain at home for a few weeks.
That we'll known AMI popular Evan
gelist, whose mi visionary labors have
extended TO every un,ol lily precinct on
tho Pacific coast, the good Deacon Park.
ins"n. has been oxcrting his moral
influence among the Elkoites. since
Saturday evening, His stay with uS
will he brief. however. the necessity nf
n regcnernting spirit being even more
deeply felt Ia the sinful town Of Tusca.
rora. The good Deacon will also prob.
ably, before his return. extend his
h~nmanizing influence among the hordcs
OF barbarinns still further north. Camp
meetings aud rousing REVEALS will now
DO In order.
John W. Williams has so far recov.
cred FROM the effects OF tho bullet
wound received n short time ago, Ms to
appear upon the streets with only n
cane foi support. and designs returning
home to Mound valley ia n couple Of
days.
.1sHao wisemnn Ia also recovering
from the effects Of the terrible accident
by which he lost m arm. Hc Is now
able TO walk about hi. room mud IL feel.
ing little or no pain. He will probably
have sufficiently improved within q
week, TO return home TO Glover Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29

Charles Newman Of this place, has
just received a letter from +. +. Carey,
formerly Telegraph operator in Elko,
dated Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 9th. in-
closing the following dispatch, dated
New Orleans. Sept. 9th:
The weather ID clear and warm.
ITed. D.. MHHpm. n telegraph operator
who lad recovered from au attack vf
& yer and been ou the streets for "A week.
took n relapse Sunday night last from
imprudcnce aud died thig morning. l..
a. Rowe. foru arIy superintendent OF n
division 81 the Great v, st, RI T,lo.
graph Company, was taken sick aud
died to-day"
In hi'Irttcr. Carry say:
81 saw P,ie Rowe uu his way to New
Orleans. tt.se weeks ago.
Rowe, /, Will 80 rcmcmb. rcd. lrft
hrrc for the l. st some iiiu" in Jane,
his family ut the same time. going
West. I" some part Of California;. We
understood.
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Ever ready 10 acknowledge any favors.
we deem il our especial duty to render
our sincere and heartfelt thanks to Mr..
g. Il. Van A~elstyn, OF tho Hot Springs.
for tho b~ountiful repnst to which hr
80 literally extended US n free Invita-
tion; also We can not refrain from men.
tiouing thut VI shall forever be brhollcn
unto him Tor the excellent conveyance
that ho furnished for our band To return
10 town. May he never feel the loss Of
that which he has so willingly given,
u may that great heart OF his never
burst with the Immense strain OF liber.
atty with which it is ovcrbusienod, ia
the sincere wish Of J. REIsHARr,
Secretary Elko Cornet Band.
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From Fridays Daily.
Personal.

]. b. Fitch. II. j.. Keuh, Smith Van
Dreilen aud ii. c. Street. members of
the delegation To the Democratic State
Convention held ut Carson City, return
ed here 10y the train last evening.
The q ,vcrumcht Directors OF the
Union Pacific road VINO left Omaha,
Tuesday. passed through here this
morning III the special Directors cur.
The party consists Of Charles Francis
Adams Of Massachusetts. II. =. Buck.
land and wife of Ohio, George b.
Sluyihe and wife OF Iowa. aud C. G..
Housed and wife Of Omaha. The other
Director, Daniel Chadwick OF Connects.
cut, is expected to join the party before
their return. The party will go straight
through to san Francisco, anil spend
some time on the Pacific Coast in visit.
ing the principal places of interest, i'll
Yosemite vail, y. On the return trip
the Directors will travel 10y a special
train over the Union Pacific aud care.
fully inspect tn" road. and will prob,-
bly, he accompanied 10y General Mana.
ger Clark Of the Union Pacific.
liam McKanc nnd Miss Matte Green.
berg. came down hy the train from
HHlicck and rr,nrncd ut noon, to-day.
Miss Sarah Gill.nd Of IIalleck, is stop.
ling in town for n few days.
DIR. !. j.. Mrigs took the train for
San Frauciscu y sterduy morning, and
will lc absent several days.
Charles Cuultcr Of Dcrth Station
came down 10y this mornings train.
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-[Irnr,i Ernn..

The following message by mustang
express was received at this Office this
morning: ltVH3F y,5F
''AusTIS Co.'s RANcu. between Hot
Springs and Minetal Hill. not irr
from Curlew Lake Sept. 20, 1878.
1t affords inc pleasure to inform you
that The ancient aqueduct additionally
known m the 'Furrrn Canal" performs
it's functions admirably, having furn.
i.hed Ms sluiccs OF tue fructifying
element through tho past oppressive
senson. The provision III the original
chatter requiring that every traveller by
this route should puck lis own water
Inns been repealed. II being now option.
ATTY with the pilgrim whether no furu.
ishcs the means OF navigation himself
or employs some other party TO procure
IL for him. Tho late biting ~frosts, I
nm happy 10 state, never faz d n single
carrot; the prospect for MI nbundau,
crop II the luscious fruit being most
anitcring. Should Joe pass through
from Zion during my absence. assure
him that his promised share OF his
favorite nutrinIen,. shall he forwarded
without delay. The half ton Of self.
supporting esculrnls falling to Parson
Plummer will remain subject 10 his
order. Alphabetically yours.
j. @. CRoxnty.
r. s.-Pleaso send up the paienI
picker"
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TnE stage for the north this nOsning
vas loaded 70 the guArds With passen-
gers; many Of the delegates TO the
Democratic Convention having taken in
the Springs and ball. and exhausted The
vast resources Of amusement at the
county seat. being d~esirous OF again
ascending to the upper levels to enjoy
the invigorating airs from the grass. clad
hills and to recover from the exhaustion
attendant upon . seige Of eeaseless i'm
portuning through a period OF forty
eight hours.
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Personal.

Mrs. Van Colt. tie famous cxhorter.
was II paascn. or ny the east bound
train last eveu ns.
Louis Kuhn arrived from Eureka by
the same train; lie proposes to remain
here during the week.
a special car attached to the rear Of
the west bound trail this morning. con-
tanned a party OF celebrities consisting
OF Senator Patterson of South Caro-
lima. and family; Colonrr w. Ii. Patter-
son and family; Col. Il. n. Meder; Col.
Mallery; Col A. o. Morgan; Col. W.
Il. Moore. and PLAN ". II. Pattcn.
who is probably u high pri ute. Not u
single m jih" or Jigudier Brindle
in the eutIrs ultft.
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Arrivals.
This evening Prof. Rntnn.
From Tuesdays Daiiy.l

Three liunEIinE BurEIarics.
The dry goods store of Gabriel Cohn,
the grocery store Of j. &. Baker, and
the private residence Of jacob Alexnn-
der, were forcibly entered with iustru-
ments and burglar.ous intent. some time
during last night, as was discovered 10y
the respective parties in charge Of these
premises. this morning. On proceed.
ins to open the dry goods store us usual
this morning, Mr.. Volmrr found the
brass paddock which Il, cures the main
door broken aud lying upon the thre>h.
old, nud further investigation showed
that the double door. which Is further
81. ureL 10y n spring iock-rhough then
closed had l"cn forced open by spring
IN .hrm apart w.tI II bar, or some such
tnstrunIrnt. FnTIhrr examination.
showed that the thieves hal captured u
small quantity Of cheap iewclry. but
strange Ia relate, nothing else had been
dIstnri'"d iu the large we'll filled cs;ab-
lishment. Entrance tn the grocery
store WIS ell, cted in the same manner
as described above, but nn Investigation
Of the premises fails to discover tho
loss Of anything.
On eut, ring the store tLis morning,
= quart measure half filed with rum,
IuI an empty bottle, wvrs found upon
he floor beside the door. rho liquor
Hai n'cn drawn from IA cusk behind
i:e count T, anil WIS about being trains
:erred Ia the bottle. when, il is SUP
posed the ih;uNes became CHARMED ami
~rcarle'l. leaving the ID uuliuisl Il.
Access t. Mr. Al"ranl rr's residence. in
the rear "t Mr.. Cuhu's dry goods store,
"hs gained 10y the removal Of n window
'i>h. Ia this case. the only plumber
1bttiucl 10y tho burglars WAS a new
SnI, Of clothes, in which Alex. had i'm
tend" Ia disport himself next sunday.
The bungliny maLncr in which all
the jobs were executed. together with
the triiiing amount Of booty taken. in.
dncrs the belief that the scuundrcls are
n"viccs in the business. aud will find il
t%iiiiruIt to cover their tracks. A few
Years IN the houc-t service IT the Slate
woull prov" of gr,at advantage to these
fellows ns il " NIL probably save them
from the dis race Of becoming accom-
pii>h,d Nillai Is.
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Den,. r.re, L.

II you are troubled With nervousness.
are dishearten-d. tired Of life. feaI
death. or feel ont Of sorts as the saying
Is. yon may safely conclude that you
have the Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
The liver is very npt to become torpid
this season of the year as poisons aris-
ing from stagnant water or decayins
vegetation nre more numerous. and IRE
through inhalation. taken into the
blood. Unless the liver IL strong and
active. anil furnishes a supply Of fresh
aud pure blood to drive out the ilnpuri-
ties, the above mentioned symptoms
surely follow. and il not needed, end
IN more t.rribi. diseases and death.
Whites Prairie Flower proves itself the
reht Liver Panacea. It's action on the
liver Is different from any medicine
ever compounded. Its cured are truly
wonderful. Try il. Price twenty i've
cents and s~eventy.ive cents. For sale
by our druggist F. +. Muller.
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Til" foil"uinS letter * lnims itself:
OYriCr or TTt Il"yy,nn AsSrcI>,IoS.
- trUup Street.
Now Orleans. : pt. -, 1873
Ale NoDser. EgkD, .N,rtif-O Dear .S.r:
YIN est"cmri favor IL I'll" Jul lust. at
l'nl and noted. by express To day We
received t!ty dollars (Sj0J mentioned
in ia" above as n iounti"n 10y the citi.
Gems Of your place toward the relief OF
the yellow fever sufferers Of this city.
Please accept orr sincere thanks for
this act Of kindness aud generosity
which will ever be gratefully rcmem.
bered 10y us. The contribution will be
duly mentioned in IL city papers.
Yours respectfully.
L. Il. S%oUrnARp. Sec'y.
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The advertisement of j NJ. Surfaces
Bsuk Exchange saloon will be observed
IN another column. Joe is we'll known
ns one Of the most genial bomLres
III the comfy anil Is wi hal
IL most accomplished mixologist.
- quiet game Of billiards on A | tables
may always be ,n.oyed ut the Bank
EXchnnSc. aud anything in the way Of
liquid refieshm'nt from plain soda to
ia" most art s~t,caily compounded cock.
tail may bc obtained at the brief, 1t
notice or til; nominal deposit Of nn
American lit. Just drop IN and give
Joe n chance 10 administer Oh. Ut his
uiornITs S~i"rivs.
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ltiiudinouS.

From Mr.. A. G. Bryan. who arrived
here from III" East, Monday. aud is now
visiting the mines Of Columbia, we oh.
tain the following interesting facts with
regard to the altitude of certain well
Known elevations in this county. Tn.
summit OF bull Run Mountain is above
the sen level, $500 feet; Porter Mine,
Dull Kun district, 1877 feet: Mountain
City. G,0OG feet; Mnrdis Mine, Silver
Mountain, 7,IlO feet; Brunenn City
6,l25 feet. Mr.. lIry nm accompanied
Prof. White while Lis Inrty was survey.
ins this section in 1870 aul the above
figures are from notes ,akeu 10y Mr..
bryan at the time.
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Notice.

Having bought u the entire stock,
book accounts. goodwill, ETC., OF the
late Arms Of A. l.. Bndt, Eiko. and A.
l.. Bad x Co.. Carlin, I would request
oil persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to said firms to come forward
and pay mp. All accounts left unset.
tied ON the LIST Of October, will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for
collection.
a22u 81. BApr.
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One Of our Proa,iSssa h~.insa 40
has lately beeoni. The recipitns o. Ssv-
eral photographic inspa.AioAsd appeals
from so,pe h-roie swAin 20 HE fair
dulcinsa; the d~l.ctAbis nissivss bskz-
ing only . couple Of initials and che
number Of said Rentlenah's Postofice
box by way Of address. In his iAsa
outPourins the unhappy youth dsPiores
the silence Of his s,iored and hopes ..I
haint dun nuthin' to make you mad.
For the benefit Of young ~lark-a-dsisy.
he is notified that II he dossn't quit
directing those killing ePistlrs 70
that particular bog. he will Be the worst
smashed ''mAsher" that sver goped his
way with one eye and wore his nose
under his left ear.
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Payment OF EMO o,an.y H..a.

Payment OF E.Lo Cssnty Rsnds.
In accordance with the provisions OF
Section ~. OF an Act entitled IAN Ae,
to consolidate and fund the indebted.
ness Of Elko County" Approved
February 23rd. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that ~ pro.
scented at my Office in Elko. Nevada,
ON or before Tuesday. the ist day OF
Oct. 1873, the following Elko County
Bond issued in pursuance OF said ACT
will be paid together with the interest
thereon that shall have accrued at the
date presented, to wit: Number
"a. Should the said bond
not be presented within the time speci
hed thea from aud after the date named
to Wit: Tuesday. the LIST proxino. inter.
est thereon will cease.
john Il. BRADLEY. Treasurer.
Elko. Sept. 18th. 1873.
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Messrs. Russell " bradley loaded
here aud shipped for San Francisco,
yesterday. twelve cars Of fine beef cattle.
Mr.. Russell goes down with them AS far
ns Keno. where hc switches of for Car
sou. joe Cox, who accompanies him.
will then take charge Of the stock, CON
tinuIuS ON with them to the lay City.
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LOCAL AID STATE NEWS.
IFrom Saturdays Daily.
t.er.saaI.


Lew willard win us niece departed
for Pine valley oS buggy team t"is
m"rning.
Ben F'nmmer' OF n Ciiy' III
out for Mineral Hill under convoy OF q
Alr1ican mustang. this morning; nc
goes 10 harvest his carrot crop In which
LABOR he VIII receive 'ainAoIe assistance
IN the person oil >. y. oromo'e' Nho
i"iiows the aforesaid VIII u P@'eu'
picker. TO morrow.
AMOS RUNNER orother OF 'he par
Son. being NO" "a "ino"' returns LOT u
"iiei ptfioa 10 MS aio"n'"'h 1i'y nome
oY pony express 'o'u"y'
:. IL. bacon Oh tue same ourS' Is
"o"h On ouS'"'es' anu VIII remain u
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This celebrated Minis rel troupe. the
fame OF which is world wide, will give
one entertainment ut this place. Tues.
Ghy evening. UttObrr list. in Granger
Hall. Reserved seats nfc now or sale
ut the P"si"ilicc, aud those who would
listen to these famous Performers viii
secure their seats early. See their ad.
vertiscment in another column.
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Hoard OF E.aunII.atIo..

The full Board Of County Commits
siou.rs, Messrs. Holmes. Wiseman and
Hughes, met At the Courthouse. at noon
to-day, as a Board of Equilization. 1t
has been engaged during the day in
adjusting the taIes Of the county ard
will probably remain in session u couple
Of days yet.
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The hall last Night.

The dance given at the Hot Springs
pavilion by the Elko Cornet Band last
night, WAS an eminent.snccess. A large
number Of both ladies and gentlemen
took part in the festivities which were
prolonged until towards morning. Al
though not the ''v"stest" Of u spcru-
IaIion. the boys urc we,l content with
the result tiuancirlly. aud itteraie III Il
carl to the public elsewhere III this
issue.
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As none Of the delegates to the Car.
son Convention have yet put in au
appearance. they ARE SUPPOSED to have
fallen victims Of the oppressive hospi-
~talities Of the conviv;nl Capitol, uud
are now hooiing their way back. II
the walking hollis good. We SHALL look
for EN- about the close of next week.
The only safe plan is to SECURE II return
ticket before venturins within the Sc
ductiye influences Of Carson.
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Class In EIOratIon.

A class TO receive instruction in that
rare accomplishment. elocution. is be-
ing formed in this place BY Miss Sam
uels. Of Oakland, California. Acquisi-
tom to the class will still be accepted.
and We are uiLoriz-d to state that on
next Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock, q
meeting will be held at Granger Hall to
receive any further applications for
membership. and to fully organize the
class. .....|
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Tnn<E Suspicious characters wero
nrreste | to hay supposed to he connected
with list nights burglarics. but no evi.
Il nco couIi DO found against them.
Our private opinion publicly expressed
Ia that II sudden and thorough exnmiua.
iion Of Chinatown. would tend tO throw
moro light npon those dark transactions
than my other course that may 10 pur.
sued.
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Forwarded.

The fifty dollars generously donated
to the sufferers South, by the DEM
ocratic Convention. in session here
Thursday. has been forwarded accord
Ing to instructions. by the Secretary.
A. Mooser, 10 the Howard Association
ut MenIphis. Tennessee.
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H. G. vAuonx. Bill Moody and still
Huling. start for Oregon With . band Of
three nundred head Of horses to NOR.
rou morning. They propo.s to swap
the equines for boyiues. among the
~eb-feet. aud drive the latter hack tn
the sage brush plains OF Eastern Nevada.
They 30 we'll prepared with NIL the nee.
essaries Of life, and even some Of the
Iu1uri.n.
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Mr.. E. PSSRoD has purchased the
Residence 81 Mr.. Sample, near the Uni
rrrsiIy. tue latter gentleman being about
To- femov his family To Montana, where
he Is now engaged in business. Mr..
Penrod iS ~iuclosing several lets adjoin-
ing the dwelling. by fence, aud will
move his family into the building in the
curse Of II few days.
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JAS. u. GurEs. Of Camp Hallcek.
brought down 10y tho train last night
n couple Of men under arrest for fclon.
iously apPropriniing 10 their own use. u
government wagon. Thoy were making
of with the vehicle and were overhaul.
cd 10y Mr.. Gheen. MIR. Gheen also
brought n man Tor admission to tho
county hospital
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WI notice by the Eureka papers that
Mrs. Fletcher OF that city. has another
little pledge Of couuubial affection.
Mrs. Fletcher is a daughter Of Mas.
Hooten. OF Mound Valley, an has hosts
Of friends in Elko. she having frequent
ly visited among her friends here prior
to her marriage.
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The Amount Sea, soath.

From Abe Mooser, who has humnneIy
contributed his time aud services in col
i"eting for and forwarding to the fever
stricken districts in the South, the
generous donations Of our citizens for
that purpose. We have received he fol.
lowing statement Of amounts received
and how distributed. With the amount
given l,y tile Driuucrntic County OH.
r"niinn, and II ~rivHtc donation uf fifty
dollarS TO day, the total amount z. c.ived
Is 1929 20, disiril uicd us follows: To
Mem! his, SiO9 20; to Vicksburg. SSS;
1" NV o'l'mhS. ST to Canton, Miss. q,
) =; Il IL, nn,lu. Miss $50.
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To FARMrRs ASp UrHEKs. Having
assumed entire control Of the black
smithinS wagon-making and machine
sl.ops, i am o prepared to do ans
and nll kinds o! work in my line, par.
ticularly the repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms.
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A ton Of ore from the Mountain
Laurel mine Of Marseillcs district. was
brought hcie nni shipped to Salt Lake
CHy yesterday. The PARTIES shipping
desire To test tue cost aud feasibility Of
reducing the ORES Of the mine by the
uew lencisns process now in opera ion
in that place.
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Notice From Eiko Postomce,
81. BAIT,

Parties to whom the following regis
tered packages are addressed, are
requested to call at the Postonice and
receipt for them or they will in due
time be returned to the sender. Mira.
NJ. E. Davy. Mrs. E. Brooks, Lewis
Cobb or Coble. and Thos. May.
Sept. 9th, 1878.