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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-29
ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
Horror. or The I.iasue..

You can form no idea Of the distress.
Women in childbirth, surrounded by
little ones qunrtered in tents, see one
by one pass from their sight on TO 'he
hospital, thence to the grave. Soon
the baby is born, yellow as gold; the
mother fingers few days, and then
she. the last Of tie household, is put
| under the ground. W. Save no women
who arc attacked. Yesterday woman
and two pretty daughters Of twelve and
sixteen, walked from tho train TO my
tent and reported for assignment to
quarters. From my familiarity with the
disease 1 remarked; "Why, woman,
your two girls have got the fever" The
eldest one said: mo sir. indeed, I
have never felt better in my life. I had
a little chill y, st~rday. but am we'll
now" Her pulse showed l25, temper-
ntuEe l04; eyes CLASSY, skin pulled, and
the whole countenance beautiful pink.
In order to quiet and crafty the mother
put up n tent near me for the night.
Next morning had them examined and
sent to tho hospital. I was down
there this noon. The mother was pros
trated with nervous prostration, and the
children lie in the potter's field.
The first symptoms are heariness and
slight chill, then suppression of the
urine, puffeG face, CLASSY eye. beautiful
flushed skin, pink eye.lids. pulse l2o,
temperature 1903 to I06. Soon the vom-
ito begins. which Is simply slight
hawking sound and splitting Of coffee
ground substance from the stomach,
which sinks TO the bottom OF the vessel.
The patient after each emission feels
we'll and worId get up il allowed. No
pain, no evidence Of concern, either in
action or BY looks. The pulse begins
to rUu down to 30. 80. IA, so. 10; then
comes the pirched nostril aud niechan-
ic'I breathing. They sit up. and want
10 get up; are induced to lie down, and
quietly pass away. .. ... ...
Thursday night, as was making the
rounds. 1 saw n woman returning from
the iufrmary with vial OF medicine.
1t was sprinlling little. She went into
her tent, lit a candle and laid down. In
few moments l heard an alarm.
Women anG children we're running wild
about that potion Of tbe camp.
hastened there, when my eye beh-ld a
most hea'irending sight. This womau's
babe, nine months old. was crying on
its mothers breust. and she Was dead.
came near having stampede. The
chill was cared for. the mother taken
away, aud the tent burned with its con-
tents.--NeHI'h' icttcr 10 the Ihiiadeiphia
Press. .....
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n 3Ianeatinr Hear

John Dickson. who lives about three
quarters OF n mile west Of town, on CO.
ing homo 10 his cabin luxe night before
last saw What he at fret
supposed to be black dog
prowling around the house, knaw.
ing bones and picking up such other ed.
iOies as Sc could find. but Oh getting
closer To the animal he discovered that
1t was what is called maueater, a
species Of bear which lives mostly on
flesh aud gets its name for its particu.
lar appetite for human beings. Mr..
Dickso" having no pistol nor knife with
him. was little backward about tack
ling the brute nnd the animal seemed TO
b. in nO hurry to leave. Mr.. Dickson
went "roGnd {" the wood pile aud got n
stick of wood and came again and faced
the foe. His maneatership growied
considerably as Mr. Dickson approached
him, and held his ground until Dick son
got within fifteen feet of him. when
thinking, We suppose. discretion the
better part OF v.lur. made off towards
the mountains. Mr.. Dickson not hay.
Ing any ythiug to shoot with. Of conrse
did not follow him, but will be pre-
pared in case lie comes back again
Times. Ecrnr.
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a Rlx "Elnd.1

The recent discovery Of rich ore. in
an abandoned mine near the Bruns-
wick mill is likely to cause some excite.
ment In this and ormsby county before
many months. The discovery referred
to was made in the old Phenix mine.
which was worked in early days, but
which has long bAen lost sight of.
About three weeks ago, Delaware Sc
well. Ed Smith and Geo. Wilson Of this
city, who were on . prospecting tour.
happened ON the ground aud found a
piece Of rock which carried free gold
visible to the naked eye. Looking
about they found moro Of the same kind
OF rock. and eventually penetrated into
AN old tunnel which had been driven
fifty feet. They began work in the fnce
OF the tunnel. and in very few minutes
uncovered rich ore. On further exami-
nation they became sutisiied that the
ore had evidently been covered up pur-
posely but this had evidently been done
years ago. They Immediately relocat-
ed the mine and called it the Edison,
and continued work on the tunnel.
After working a few days Smith and
Sewell returned to the city after load
OF supplies. The rock which they
brought in with them was assayed by
Harris and went as high as So
600 per ton-nearly all of which was in
gold. Az soon as this became noised
about quite number OF prospectors
and miners started for the district and
made locations. A few days ago dis.
trict was organized aud named Della
ware Keno Record.
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white Pine Comfy Ticket.

Following is the ticket nominated by
the Democrats Of White Pine County
in Convention assembled on the 10th
instant: For State Senator, Thomas
Rockhih; for Assemblymen, Charles
Green, p. NJ. Ellison, J. X. Watson and
J. nj. Bailey; for Sheriff. Joseph Ca
rothers; for Assessor, Wash Woodbury.;
for Recorder, Frank Peed; for County
Clerk, l.. o. Benedict; for Treasurer,
George p. McConkey: for District At
torney, u. Davis; for Surveyor, VIM.
Aiken; for School Superintendent, Vim.
L. Davis; for County Commissioner,
long term, II. Cheshire; for County
Commissioner, shoit term, Clark Brit
tain; for Coroner and Public Admins
traitor, John Molitor. Mr.. Briggs MOI we'd
that the convention. in behalf Of the
Democracy of White Pine county, ex.
press its preference for Hon. A. NJ.
Hillhouse for the United States Senate
Carried unanimously. -.....
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The Carson Convention.

Through n dispatch from the Capital
to day, wo learn that the Convention
assembled ut 1880 this morning, with
Gabriel Cohu ms temporary Chsirman,
and after selecting the regular commit.
tees adjourned until three o'clock p. NJ.
The principal contcs, thus far developed
Is for Secretary OF State, Street, Of Elko,
Hill Of Humboldt and Baker OF Eureka,
being each prominent nspiranis for tho
position. with the chances, at present
in favor Of Baker. Baker will probably
be the nominee. ...... ......
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Republican state Central Com
miltrc.

Republican State Central Com
miItrc.
Following Rro the names Of the mem
bcrs Of the State Central Committee ap.
pointed at the Republican Stale Con.
ventiOn ut Eureka:
Churchill-lI. Il. Whitehill.
DUuglas-J. w. IIuyne.
Elko-M. =. Freeman and T. n.
Stone.
Esmcralda-WiIson Butler and Glenn.
Ogg.
Eurekn-P. L. Canayam, II. johnson
and William Duolin.
llumbollt-W. r. Stephens,
Laudor-M. J. Farrell and J. A.
blossom.
Lincoln-S. l.. Lee and A. ]. Blair.
Lyon--John W. Grier md George ".
Keith.
Nyc-Denj. Cutler.
Ormsby-George Wilson and W. o.
II. Martin.
Siorey-JNmes Seclcy, I. l.. Roqua,
J. ID. Baldwin and Ar. Doten.
Washoe-W. NJ. Boardman and vii.
liam Thompson.
White Pine, B. Williamson and
II. X. Lyons.
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THE the judicial Convention which
met III Eureka Thursday made tho fol-
lowing nominations: For Judge Of the
Fifth District, composing the counties
Of Lander, Nye and Churchill, d. c.
Mckenny Of Austin. For Judge of the
Sikh District, composing the counties
of Eureka, White Pine aud Lincoln. W.
II. Davenport of Eureka. For Judge of
the Second District, composing the
counties Of Ormsby, washoe aud Doug.
lnss, &. s. VurIan OF Reno.
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Who gave 10 the Fever Sufferers.

1t is n curious fact in connection with
the contributions SO far raised in this
State for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers III the Soath that the convicts
ut San Quentin should have given more
than the State officials at Sacramento,
also that the poor little newsLoys Of
this city should have given more than
Mob Hill and the Hallway offices;
also that the Stint Clerks gave more
than tho Board of brokers'; the school.
marms more than the bonanza kings,
and the bootblncks more than the
bankers; that the theaters promise more
than the churches, ,npd that the ao-cnIl-d
"bonnnza kings" give least OF all. IL
is proper to add that the Hebrew
Clutch and the congregation Of 81.
Johns (Episcopal) have made liberal
donutions.-S. +. Chronicle.
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The r,iR.re.ee.,

..#H
Referring to the action Of the Com
mittee on Credentials at the late State
Convention in Eureka. the Sirer State
thus aptly illustrates the difference be-
tween tweedle-duin aud txeedle dee:
The Committee on Credentials. In the
Republican State Convention. by a vote
Of eight to seven. decided to so behind
the returns, and declared that the thirty
seven delegates from Storey county who
held certificates Of election from the
County Central Committee, were not
entitled to seats in the Convention. p
II the Committee on Credentials had
followed the example Of the Electoral
Commission, the delegates elected at
the primaries in Storey county would
not have been admitted TO the Conven-
tion, and BattermAn would probably be
the nominee for Governor; but, il the
Electoral Commission had acted like
the Committee on Credentials and gone
behind the returns, Hayes would not
be President. No honest Republican
will question the right OF the Committee
to SO behind the certificate OF the Re-
publican Central Committee of Storey
county, nor the justice Of recognizing
the delegates elected by the body OF the
party at the primaries. yet many men,
bers OF the party. who make great pre-
tensions to honesty aud profess to have
the greatest respect for the popular will
as expressed ~ the ballot box. attempt
to justify the action OF the Electoral
Commission in not going behind the
returns. ..'" .'....."
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1r has been rumored in Paris that
Victor Hugo Is insane. The Paris
correspondent Of tho Boston Journal
says: "fhc venerable poet has been
quite III at times, perhaps. somewhat
derangcd from tho over c1crtion TO
which he hns been subjected for long
time past; but since he has been estab.
lishcd In his country homo in Guefn.
sey Inc began to feel in normal condi-
ton. The heat and incessant intel.
loctual effort OF Juno aud July rendered
him very irritable, aud on certain oc.
casions his mind seemed 10 wander.
Ic has. no less than six voiumns OF
prose and verso now on hand.
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FoCR Chinese have sued Sheriff Nh
nan Tor $4,000 damages each In the U.
S. District Court, for loss of their cues
in the county Jail. Fifteen other of
the same kind are in process OF prepar.
alton. -Four suits OF tho same kind
were Instituted two months ago, in
which Oh demurrer. Judge Sawyer said
the Sheriff had 10 power to act as one
aLbrevintor. Judge Wheeler granted n
temporary injunction prohibiting any
que cutting in Jail. which will be argued
next Friday. ."H... ..
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DANIEL +. ssa1Trs
Pianos and Organs

The rianos and OrRanr manufsr, ur,,l l.y Ian
iif Beatty OF Washington. H,w } ru-y Are
more earnestly snd Rrncraliy 6 isIn,ndsj by
the ePreSs. An'l music iovirH pui.iic han EGy la.
Europe. The PiAr.,s bsNc Tho Er-r, ,rst po.sii.ls
depth. richness and volume al T., e. c,ilnIin.L
with rare brlliiancy. clrhrnr,s and p.r1eet
esenne's throushnni he entiIr srHi-. ara lave
Az snrphsinP duration which u. vo- IA tnres
unoer the most delicate or ,is,urr:ul fuairh
The celebrated ''uoldeu Tongue" i:,, d. in
1ehiy'. celyhrstsd oman In corjunc;nn vi
the perfected kr-,l boards, prusImrr sus-t tul 0-
and por-rful tones. Every ihiptrauneia. Pisnny
ana OrlsAn, fully uArrante ipSri-ct IN ry. {. re.
sPct. aud viii be shipped on Ir"m nVe 70 Af-
teen days ust trial. tha niainfartn,, ,sri,'-
fright 10th ways. II The inEtrr ulei l. noI sat.
ishetory. IIusirat%" AD, Eitrts ia. Il slsloguo
tdinonl cent Tree on .appiicstI.n. Ildfrss,
NeW JersrS. rti 30 rl.TI -,
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john SPIERs, for the murder OF Par.
son Badger. in Mcclellan county.
Texas, in 1875, was executed Saturday,
In the Waco county jnil yard. Only tho
county officers. members Of the press,
physicians and n limited number OF cit.
liens were admitted. Hc left written
statement to the Waco T,iphone, iu
whioh he made himself II participant iu
crimes with his brother in. law. father.
iplnw, and cousin Of his brother.in.
Inv ------ --------
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FIVE tramps rcoklessly resolved to
capture Kenton, Ohio. They marched
into the village flourisbrd clubs, terri
Ged few women, and began to pillage
II store. Their triumph wns short. The
villagers gathered in force, stripped
them. dipped them into barrel Of tar,
rolled them In the sand, aud drove them
out OF town.
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FEoM an eye witness we have the fol.
loving information of most singular
accident that occurred to man OH
RUBY Hill yesterday afternoons: 1t
seems that tie victim wRs standing be.
tween two wagons which were londed
with heavy timbers. and while in that
position one OF the teams started up,
nnd, the space between the wagons be.
ing very harrow, the mans head Was
caught by tue ends OF tho timbers, aud
smashed fearfully. He fell to the
ground in an unconscious state, and
vas picked mp and taken to n house
near by. When our informant left, the
man was still alive, but no one present
WAS able TO say whether his injuries
would prove fatal OF lot, M the Doctor
Sho had been sent for hnd not yet ar-
rived. The accident is q very singular
one, indeed. We we're unable to learn
the unfortunate ones name Lcdder.
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Tng citizens Of Reno treated n
"mnsher" Of that city liberal coating
Of tar adorned with feathers. and kind.
ly advised him leave town for the ben.
eft Of his health. A more righteous
ju isement could not we'll have been
executed.
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THERE is nm unasy feeling that Lord
BcoconsGcld's Indian policy will result
IN n war with Afghanisiau aud the re.
opening Of the whole Eastern question
II is not generally believed that the Rus.
slams will evncuatc, or that Greece will
submi, to Turkeys non compliance with
her demands. .. . ....
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Daniel F. Beatly,ss =
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable instrument. r,o--e,- + pac-
itirs tor musical uects Giia sx, ssioil, never
Del re attained, adspted for Nnai, ur ~ q l'ro-
Gel lisa quality OF Tonr. boran-h
Morkiaanship, Elegant D,sit;i,k L.d
ftnish, snd wonderful vaI elS Of Tbs Ir epni.
binsiion stops. Every iusu uin-rt iuily var
rAnted for Six years a. str. iil hrst.r asaini
every respect. an'i % y gu IaIsi,s- thry arc
shipped on iruIn fiNe to nitee'. days' t,sft,hI
no.ey refunded aud freight charges Ili,i b.th
ways by me u they ere nisIeII,s.utrd nr In
any way prSe unssii factory. NJ such !, Nor
has ever been made. iewATr Of tnIiiRti,.IIa.
Agents wanted. hut where I tsSr none, large
Discounts made to INTRODUCES fn Eea 10, Alni-a
Send for illustrated ADl ERTISE,:. ca tain Lg
long LIFTS OF testinioniais frIt we'll KIN, wn psr-
sons. sonse o. whom you may know. G l.. sinrd
by states, with PoSt-ofires RuheArd that all
may Inquire direct of them. Ad,Irc.r i,As III,
BEATTY. Washii gtou. New Isrsry.
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A MtcuioAS paper, describing q
tragedy, says: "on entering the prem.
ises the wife was seen 10 gasp few
times and then leave ON that long jour.
ney from which no traveller returns
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By roquos. OF the Howard Associa.
tion the Secretary Of War has issued
40, 900 ralions to be distributed among
ihe yellow fever suffers OF New Orleans.
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DissIsl Dinnisl Oh, Dinnisl Lnve the
fhisteTin' Aist an como buck immajit.
The Petaluma. California, Argm says
that white labor has fniled 10 supply
the demand. and all the squaws in thu
country are being raked up and set 10
hop picking. Must we allow leptous
Injun fnymales TO take the bread out av
the mouths nv dncint miu?
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Yesterday mornings train brought
home our delegates to the State Con.
veniion. They say that ticket is very
popular iu the East.-Appedi 22Hd.
II the ticket nominated ut Eureka is
the one referred to, tho acquaintance OF
those particular delegates. with the
views nnd feelings Of the great East"
is extremely limited.
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The Dem orratir state Convcn.

ticn.
The delegates TO tho State Democrat.
&c Convention. meet at Carson to-day,
to nominate full State ticket and II
ca d.dIte for Congress. To-day will
probably be CONSUMED in organizing;
the more interesting business. the
nominations. probably not opening be-
fore tomorrow. That bradley aud
Adams will receive the first and second
places uDon the ticket there can he hut
little doubt, but how the other posi-.
sitions will be apportioncd, is matter
OF speculation.
The action OF tho l. ,reka Convention
has afforded about ms much general
satisfaction to the Republicans Of the
State aS the public usually feel ut n i've
dollar assessment on wild cat stock,
and however grossly the Carson Con.
v'nti"n may blunder, it can scarcely do
worse for the strength OF its ticket.
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Tux Chinese residents Of San Fran.
cisco have collected and reinitted ST..
200 for the benefit Of tue yellow fever
sufferers.
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A GOOD one is told on Fred. Hart, Of
the Austin Rereiiie. 1t will be remem-
bered that Fred. was made Assistant
Clerk Of the swapping Convention which
met here day before last. For his ser.
vices he was literally rewarded, and be-
ing 10th to chance his earnings at O
gaming table be proposed loaning il On
collnterals. Deacon Parkinson, OF the
Carson Tribune, informed him he was
shor; just 81 80, with which to pay his
faIe home, and requested the loan OF
that amount. Fred. was willing 10
loan but demanded the Deacou's watch
as security. Henry Lyons. member
oi the Convention from White Pine
county. taking in the conversation, APP
prochel Hart, aud said he too, wa1
troubled with the ''pecuninry shorts"
and requested loan upon his watch OF
S2j, which the Shylock "done" at ten
per cent. per month. Lyons got rid of
an "ride watch, worth $40. upon the
little joker, aud then left for his home.
-Seafinei.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There 10 no mannf.etu er 81 riauo. and or.
gans In this or any other ecur',. ~kc hrs ~
esired 90 many unsoiieif~,l i,s'oFpra,ral. n has
comes the same vrr.iict: ''ihey arr the b~ut h,
the world: Illustrated AlJvElsT1S'R tC'atH-
ioguc Edttionl FIRE. 'ddrrpa, DANIEl. y
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EMPanoa WILLIAM appeared IN horse
back yesterday at Cnssel, for the FIRE,
time since he received his wounds.
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THE rush to Bodio is 10 great OF late
that it is said to be very dinicult for
strangers to procure lodgings.
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THE burglars and bunko shops have
started business in Sacramento during
the present State Fair week.
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Ar Eureka Bing Williams Is matched
against Jack Baldwin in = glove hyht
for $500 side. s..
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THE deaths in New York last week
we're 474; births, iDl,
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DIreotorsi

Interest paid on ordinary and Term Depos,,s.
neposhs received In sums ~ 81 aud upward.
Losns made ON spproycd real estate, bonJs ;
uosEs, etc stocks, currency and silver honRl /
tel elites Of Europe and the Orient
E.U A. W. WHITE, ,Rsetar
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an DIR. EBEI's sssg s,,.
B.''"" .nd cenxh H-di,in.t
IL ~onderf,i remedy !. hirl,,y rr.fu. in an

This ~onderfol remedy Ia highly rrsiui In all
;.ses al colds or coughs. iut T. c~trtiAlly
'dapt' Tor the cure NJ ENcli cun,Iaintsf a..
miners are liEble tn from cxloi,,ir L. cold
Erourd: or the abtorLtiou nf ioWier Ftink,. in.
to the nlig- Three doseS day will keep tho
.ungs ci' a. enable the iniicIr tn VUrktn
the nlidst of powder sni"he Siilnnt c,nir ling.
IL IL not claimed Tor .tliis Dal.FnI, iikr uost
baten' medicines, tn II viii cure al dfrsses,
pat Il IN gnAi antrtd to cute all disess of tho
mn = Un" hotiic uf the lais IA, wilt. in brI riy
~ csscs, ctirs had cold or e'sit Ia OF iUln uns
io t~p mouths duration: two buitlef cold or
'ough OF irun two tn fur months ,Lidingl
tnd shue bott:eS any similar an, Iion that ~
nren In existence fruni four months to Two
years o." 'FgR .sHiI tn .i,sE - tI %
sA-Jo be had At =. y. Mullefs prus stor-.
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A VESSEL just arrived at copenhagen
reports violent erup,ions OF Mt. H.cla
On August 22nd.
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THE Buffalo grain shorelers have
struck for higher wages.
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MISS LonExcE. the "walkist. - is about
to infict her presence upon the dvni-
zens Of the Base Range.
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liberal discCunt from the above rates to reg
uiAr quarterly Advertisers-
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AA-.r,,.,.s Rate. in U. $. Coin.

Iusre 40 Lines Sonpariel Type or Space
E,ch Additional Insertion. on.--........... 1 90
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Our Only Authorized Agent

a.. w. CRANE, No. 32s Montgomery 81,
Ian Francisco, Cal. solo agent for the ELKo
tSpE' HDESr. Ia authorized To contract for In
shrtinR Advertisements for at our lowest rates
u coin. ORDERS left with Nr. Crane will receive
prompt attention
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ASSETS OVER ssl 900, 900.


The History ard Condition Of this Company
January I, 1875 wero ia bnsf and In rouna
numbers. as follows, III .r ~ .re.l.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!

I}rr ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FoEALL isl
Lung and Throa, comp,.ln,. p...--rs
liar to miners. "a aaiz.as sss
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