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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-19

NOTHREN u WILSON, ATToRNEYAN COUN
sellers at Law, B0scobe Wis, will prac tice in al
Wisconsin Courts, and in the United States Courts
make collections, and transact business promptly
Oice over Ritter nnbbell's hardware store. 3D..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agents.
ID II. PARSONS, INSURANCE AGENT,
|. LANCASTER, Wisconsin.
Represents 100000 Capital.

The Hartford North American, phenix Of Brook.
yn, Milwaukee Mechanics, and WATERFOWL of New
YOrk-all safe and reliable companies. jan7s*
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-31
Would s.ikc 30 swap.

Through the overwhelming kindness
OF friends, the proprietors Of the Gem
Saloon have " OF hand Il supply Of
catiues Icy meals of which they Halter
themselves the liveIiest and most cx.
crLtric demgnds OF the dog market, can
be successfully aud Satisfactorily met.
Being now regularly in the business,
c'nints Of N~-rious degrees; from tho
diuniuutire black-aud tan aud Iop,
cared poodle. tnthc noble. ~beeE.catiug
in"s,if. are regular subjects Of barter.
In order 10 advance this new industry,
superior Inducements are offered. 4
hrn determination to make the ciltcr-
prise a bElllilut success, has prompted
TIA" receiving of miscellaneous valuH
blrS. such N ''pGuEius, oro!do watch
a.. supcra,hInuied s:I shooters. notes.
of haud-hors. mills. promises. wildcat
s'"ck". III face, InyIE!us ;hIt can be
made available rns collateral. la cx.
change Tor loSs. a way up bargain IN
full grown settlers nud suOurrs rs OF.
f"Ec'i ia exchange f.. yurs 81 "a better
breId.'
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john Med, mott nrri,cd here from
his home III LuuiviIlv Valley Lust night.
hnnsing will him. GICou Wiiiinus.
VIM. Myers and john Mcdonald. The
three latter lr:t 10y stage for Tuscarora
this morning, they having been en-.
gsS,d toy Air. AlcD-TmUtt Ia renew the
,.asch for tbs Lu,iy OF his brother
bart. who was lost iu-n snow storm in
the mountains north OF that place, az
it will be rsmctnbcrcl. in January last.
Green Williams, Of this party, was the
companion OF Bart. in tho mountains
At the time alluded to. aud is cousc
q~ucntly familiar with ,tat Immediate
section Of country. Williams also spent
some two weeks in February in a vaim
searcii amid the deep SNOW OF the noun
tains for his unfortunate communion.
Sir. NcDermo;t will spare no pnins or
expense to recover the body of his
brother. aud the party sent out will
continue their efforts so long as there
il tho slightest hope 81 finding il.
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SUMMONS.
TN rnn DIsrnIcr rounr ~

TN rnE DISTRICT COuRT or
EcvadA. . and for ,hs County ~ Elto. Annette
Pcnson Pla ntiG. againet Aaron lIensmi defend.
siI Aeiioh brought IN the District Coprt Of tht
Ninth Julittcf ptdHtt OF tie State OF Nevada.
~ and or tho County OF Eiko. and the Com.
Hlrint Med ~ tho onico Of tho Clerk OF said.
District Court. -
Tho s..te Of Nevada tcnds greeting 10 Aaron,
% appe1 iD "a &C isn brought axsinst you BY
20 roo rrsmrdP lsintig. III the District Court
~ sac N4lth Judicial Ills riot OF the state %
Nctais, lin ARD fer Tho Ccnihty tf Eiko, amt 10,
,rswr. tNe compliant hled thSp. u. within ell,
'ats teSeIitsiNe - the day ct sCt NcJl after tho
icr.sieea cp iou of Aiis sra,uop- III r.reed,
Nit a This Uor1ui or " served out ~ Iiis
Co d :. vut "a tn; District within ,Se,,iy
drrs; 'therNisc, wii,iip TO-. y da, t-Jr juJn.
o'n 10y wrull vii he tgkei, ggsInst You, 40.
tIrlina - he caStrt e shid COMPLAINT
he I.d actiOu Is brought 10 obtain = drorco
o. THIS Cout' e. dissolve tao bonds u Iialrt-
irony tSIgtJg between Plafaiin ard Defend.
sIt on ,'ie 4 9dnd OF gioss and ha6ituAi
atuikeuress sid repeated acts OF violence;
$50 for tdultty With one Chariottr smith. rs
viii b,orc f1ly apisar by refcgeiacc 10 the com.
tiaiit tow ON ala IN ny otiioe.
Ard you sre hereby notified that N you fair
tgsppcns aud ahsScr sahi cornblain, 81 above
IeanthS6. tho said plsinlin viii a,piy 10 tbs
Coat 10. the relief dcmsndsd therein.
osea unle. no hard and the Seal q,
The Distyict Coo 20 Tho Nintd Jn-
dicial pistria, Of tn, Siatr % Ne.
UesAL Nad1, Goiinta OF hlso. tii- 10Th day
~ nccct,ttr. I'm tbs year " uut
1o.d one lou sanh wight hundred
aAd sstesity ssvcn
q. r.. GREEN, Cork.
Whcs Dorsey, Aitys Tor piatnun. UNA
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From RncL ('reel

From Rock Greek.
\ correspondent OF the TIMER evier.
writing from Rock Creek. says the toll
roHd FROM Battle Mountain via Squaw
valley, has been bought by CurIess.
Hamilton n Co.-Truekee lumbcrmen-
and II force Of men will DO kept at work
upon it until it shnll be navigable ut
NIL seaso = for the heaviest craft.
Housc nrc being rapidly built in t!c
camp, and town lots are in active de-
mnnd ut fabulous prices. A mctropo-
Titan convenience enthusiastically dcpom.
mated Col has nlso been inauguratcd in
with the spirit Of the times.
Referring TO the Rock Creek mine.
the correspondent says the working
force is increased. aud n four foot vein
Of good quartz has been driftcd upon
ore one hundred feet. The ledge has
been opened in two places ut the Moth
end of'the claim, showing six feet Of
ore that will average about 800 TO the
ton. The new cage in the shaft works
admirably, and so soon ms the steam
pump. now on tho wny, arrives. il will
be placed in position aud sinking will
at once be resumed.
Upon the Falcon littlo will he douc
until the arrival OF the new md heavier
machinery, 'rE!ch viii he Il @ ev.
?iration of about THY d. VS..
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viii Try IL ArnIn.

Should the weather prove favorable.
Tomorrow. the University boys and the
lHviucioles will again contest for the
surprisingly ina game OF base bail at the
grounds near the Upper Bridge. It
will DO remembered that at the last
tournament the town boys got o little
the beat Of the game, but some slight
chansen, made in ,he ranks and nmoug
the field maS,hhl,s, viii render the re-
SIT Of this next engagement, n matter
for pecuniary specrlc.ion. Both par
tits arc sAnguine of achieving q SC
tory, and will do "iheir level best" to
acquire the honors. q
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LOCAL AND SiAiE REWS.
From Saturdays Daily.l
The Church Festival.


After several meetings held Mt the
Church by the ladies. arrangements
for their festival are nearly completed.
The various committees have beeu solec-
ted and appointed, aid at n meeting to
De held this evening. it is expected that
prelimiuarics will ali be adjusted. The
old school building, which has been
purchased 10y the Eiko Grange, has
been offered for their Use Gratuitiously,
and la order that il may be properly
prepared for the festival, the time for
its holding has been deferred until the
18th aud 18th u neat mouth.
The object Of tho proposed festival.
is 40 raise money with which to liqui-
date some debts outstanding against
the Church for material und repairs,
md Us the property becomes that Of our
citize"s 80 500 ms freed from thc small
individual claims now held asains, il,
the generous Efforts to that end now
being made 10y the ladies. will without
doubt, tie substantially seconded by our
citizens GENERALLY. The improvements
upon the property were much needed.
Hnh th;Ungh the pera2ysring enemy Of
Nr. McCuilUeh. assisIed by tle mem.
beers Of his congregation. most desirable
aud radical improvements Lave been
made upon the property at Il comrara-
rvely ri ;ht cost IN }moacy; much OF
the neccssn'y l,o": having been per
formed by the pactirs, gratniiously.
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Our old townsman, il. ii. lie. uL.d.
having recently sold ont his business
here, took the train for Ogden, last
evening. Mira. bernard IL now visiting
her relatives in Utah, and Bob will
remain with her in Zion n few days,
when together with his estimablc wife
aud little one, lie will proceed east
ward on n visit TO relatives at his old
hoile in Missouri. bob. Is one Of the
old.timc residents OF the Silver @
aud we have had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance during tho greater part Of
that time. and knowing him thorough
~, VIZ have reason To believe that II
more generous aud honorable man
could not bc found within our borders.
lie has left behind him host Of friends
whose good wishes, IL they can avail.
will insure him the success bo deserves,
under oil circumstances.
Edward Reilly returned from the
East by this mornings train, md
started for Railroad district dircctly
aftctwnrd.
=. II. Palmer Of Tuscarora, ~nrrivct
fiom that place last evening, and. stnitt
for San Francisco tomorrow.
DR.. Mcigs arrived from Ogden b,
the train this morning.
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siFron Mo'daysPsiiy.l



NJ. p. Freeman departed by tho train
yesterday mor'nng for I've or three
weeks visit in the Golden. State, ngaiu.
The object Of the trip is principally for
the benefit of his health, which is
much impaired.
Our old citizen, NJ. A. Cook returned
tfom h SIX months visit to his old homo
in the East. by yesterday mornings
train. He reports everything very
much changed during his twenty odd
years a6s,uce. but nevertheless en-
joyed the trip immensely, and now
feels better satisfied with tho land Of
sage and silver than ever.
We we're somewhat surprised to meet
our old Austin acquaintance. Billy
Charlton, on the streets this morning.
Billy is que of the old.timcrs, and
maintains the habits acquired IN the
early days. Que of which is a positive
objection to remaining any great length
OF lime ia any II place, but uotwith-
standing his rovings time has dealt
gently with him, and the prospects are
that lie will be enabled to make the
tour Of the world a time or two more
before the machinery Of his organism
gives out. He now halls from the
Base Range and is just looking nbout
With the view Of nscertaining the best
Spring prospects.
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New t.oodr. Mud Uhcnp.

Gabriel Cohn returned from his bust
ness TIP Of several weeks to san Fran.
"'co, by Tia" train last evening. bring
& Tlong the first installmcnt Of his
new aud elegant spring stock OF dry
goods. clothing, boots aud shoes, etc.
Tho selections in the way OF gentle.
mems suits are particularly fino. and
he prices at which they nrV offered,
arc unprccedontly low. A splendid
line OF dry goods especially adapted to
the Spring tfndc Inns jast been display
ed upon tho shelves. Dir. Coin in.
lends that tho Bazaar shall be every
thing that its name Implies, and with
ais energy nni knowlvdgi OF tho bust.
ness. success IL assured.
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BsrI.M dounr.

,. II. LAck. PIEsIDno.


sA1IrpAr. March 2sd.
The Court assembled Mt 10 O'Clock
this morning. pursuant to adjournment.
and after tho reading Of the minutes by
he clerk the convicted prisoners,
Studsr HSEss and Baldwin. wero ar
rnined for sentence.
Charles Studer, convicted of receiv-
ing stolen property. in Tusearors hnv-
ing already passed hundred daysin
the County Jail, was sentenced to a
further residence Of ninety days, IN Abe
same institution.
Henry Hayes, convicted Of burglary,
was sentenced to a term Of three years
in the State Prison, and G.. H. Baldwin.
convicted Of payhsp. wtb awarded Eve
years Of penal servitude in tho same.
After hearing q portion Of the testi-
mony In the Huntingdon valley water
suit. it was finally agreed by the parties
concerned to leave the ease to the judg
ment of the Court.
The jury was then discharged and
court adjournsd until Monday morning
ut 10 o'clock.
MONDAY, March 25th.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning
aud argument in the Huntington Val.
ley water case was resumed. ApplicA-
ton On the pnrt of defendant, to amend
papers VAS admitted and time granted
until 10 O'Clock ptolmortbw morning,
at which time Court will again convene.
TgEspAx. March ~.
Court convened Mt ten o'clock this
morning pursuant to adjournment, and
proceeded with then w.fsmousrHnht
ington Valley water case. The day
was consumed in the taking of testi-
mouy, and the prospect hat several
more days will he required to bring the
case to q close 10 quite Aattering.
sLzv-g .ofs4 WEDNESDAY, March,27.
Court met at 10 O'Clock this morning,
The water case is still dragging its
sloSaengtR aiSnsah1n ivstfhsssessiop
will be held at Z o'clock this evening.
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From Tuesdays Daily. ]


MnrhircrS for the Eaican.
T.. &. Farnham, Superintendent Of
the Falcon mine Mt Rock Creek, re.
turned from San Francisco, by the
train last evening. He came down
here from the mines, aud departed for
the BAY only n short timo ngo, for the
purpose OF procuring heavier mnchia.
cry for the mine together with pumps
with which 10 FREQ il from water anl
from him we learn that all that was 70.
qnircd has been furnished by tho com.
pnny.
All tho machinery has been ordered
and will 10 shipped for its destination
at tho expiration OF twenty days. A
good substantial building IL already
o'cccd over the shaft, aud when the
new machinery Ia in position nothing
viii be wanting to facilitate tho rapid
development Of n minc which has thus
far given every evidence Of being second
TO mono IN Ills county. The ytia IL
well defined and tho orc extracted OF
The richest and best quality. Mr.. Farm.
liam IL a practical aud experienced
in'he', nnd under his intelligent super.
VISION ue work has been Prosecuted
~ automatically mud economically. The
falcon and R"ck Creek nre the princi.
l'"i minos Of the dist ic.. ahd We are In.
formed Upon reliable authority thal
10Th OF ihem are looking rcmarkabl,
we'll.
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saIs 81. Ml.,.s Properly.

We lenrr that parties in the East
have r~eesn.ly been purchasing mining
property In Ban Run district, in the
Northern part of the county. A decd
~ 3i3H feet of ground in the Colum-
blu and one to a22 feet in the Inadel.
have just been placed upon record
here. The deeds aro from Isaac S.
Gartner OF this county to Edward S.
Stokes, Of New York; the considera-
tiol in the iest instanc beihg $4,000,
and in the second $4,000. Mr. Cart
ner Is u Partner Of Joel g. Meacham,
III the mines mentioned. All reports
with respect to the Iniidel mine con-
cur in representing it as q first.c!ass
property; in relation to the merits Of
the Columbia VIC are unable to, speak,
it being to US comparatively ~uuknos;n.
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And saloon keepers attention. We have
been appointed agents for the State Of
Nevada for the celebrated Budweiser.
Beer, guaranteed the puresi malt liquor
manufactured. D For snle to the trade
only by b.. REIsHAnr S,Co, =
Sthtc Agents. I j
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I fFrom Fridays Daily.1

F,,er,, or I.o,o,, n,..,or
r.
,ownsu,an n,.a,"g oarNS -,
~
H..
,owo1 ~,
mn ~
:H, pm
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A. pro
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tFrom Thursdays Daily
Death or L.copoId Hiscl on

Death of leopold BiScl OF.
At 4:io o'clock last evening, the
spirit of our respected townsman, Leo
pold Bischoif, passed away into the
great unknown, and in a very few
minutes after, the sad news had cast q
being one Of the oldest settlers in this
locality, aud widely known throughout
the county, his generous and affable
disposition had made him u general
~favorite with all his acquGintauces.
The friendly interest felt in mis- welfare
WAS markedly manifested in the con.
slant and earnest inquiries regarding
him, during the seven days he was
confined to his room, and though II
became generally known that his ill
ness was of II dangerous nature, the
announcement of his death produced a
shock i'll the community; men being
scarcely able To- realize that their old
acquaintance and friend who but so
recently they saw in the full enjoyment
Of robust health, lad taken n final fare
well OF earth and gone to THAT bourne
from which no traveller returns" The
friends of deceased, drawn To him by
no hope of gain or desire for prefer
mont, their grief at his loss is the mai
ural and honest expression of the senti-
mcnt felt toward Linn whose chief char
Rctcristic was n b~enevolenco of heart
broad rs the universal domain. and the
void occasioned by his sudden taking
away, canno soon be filed.
Deceased was one of the old-time
Pacific coasters, having arrived in San
Frauci 90 from New York during the
great fire in that city Of May, 1851.
Aftera long residence in different por.
tons Of the State, he removed to Ore
gou, remaining several years, aud from
thence removed t. Idaho during the
early gold excitemcnts in that territory.
After several years spent in differ ant
parts Of the northern country. he III
1869 came to Nevada. and upon the
completion OF the railroad TO this point.
located among the iiIst i'll Elko, wheto
lie had since remained.
His acquaintance upon the coast
are vide spread; extending from San
Francisco 10 Washington Territory on
the North, and To- Helena and Salt
Lake City oil The East.
Deceased was anhiiyo Of Baden. Ger
many, but came to America while yet a
mere boy, and tho time prior to his
departure for this coast. was passed
principally in Newark, New Jersey,
where he followed the business Of q,
~jeweler.
An elder brother aud u sister of Leo.
pold, have during the past ,hirty years,
and are still, residents of, Victoria
county, Texas. 70 whom theii moutnful
nows Of their brothers. death has been
dispatched.
The immediate causo OF his death
vas ~pncuuronis. caused by a cold, cou.
lfactcd from exposure four days prior
to his death.
Deceased had always been vc,y
prompt in paying respect to the mem
DRY OF the dead, aud Immediately upon
tho announcement that hc was no
more, y. b. Fitch, Dudle5! SsaS Snd
Others OF bis old friends paid n like
testimonial 70 his memory by sdspetsi-
ing the German flag at half.mast from
the staff upon tho Plaza.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence at 2, O'Clock io-morrow
evening. - "' 8'"''"'
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A.. Bruce.
auRsmovas.6

John Simpson has removed ,his bar.
Der shop bhek To the stand adjoining
tho Magnolia saloon. where hes 10 EoonA
Quoting the ''tonsorial'' as usual.
Thanking the public for pust patronage,
he s~olicits its continuance in his re-
establishment at the old stand between
the French Rotisserie and Magnolia
Salnnn ,tJN5 20 c&FEt
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New l.Oods.

Abe Mooser has just received a large
and complete assortment of fresh GRO
e~eiies. fancy goods, notions. je~e -,
candies, nuts cigars, 'etc., which can
be purchased at the most reasonn1lt
prices for cash. Cali and examine his
now stock. 'Il q
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ovn nattiaesaabIa FLAMING d,IisI.

oUn inarriaecablo GJpntgi eitiien,
Henry Plughof, has forsaken the banks
Of the classic Humboldt for the atteuu.
ated mir Of Tuscarora. Ho has goue
iuto the snddlety business in that place,
aud Il is the hearty wish Of his friends
that he may make money without
mnrring his morals. Henry has over
ranked among III most industrious and
exemplary young men, always attend.
ing strictly to business, and II integrity
Is as roprescnted-its own reward
then is his success assured. The best
wishes OF his many Elko friends will
follow him In his new undertaking,
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lqTISs quVtptions. vi SalsS fail to
show any maTkcu revival in stocks, the
few T. tns advances being stood
o'fz..r ~',ir corresponding decliuas
on tie part OF others. Tile
St.ing l'se is arxiously looked
for aatteHrs ~, entehaiued that it
VIII not prove much Of ufood-though
ii should cone. The boss could STAND
" pc SSt de'uSe without { puibln:,
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vsu DsT,,.s .y.yauUU

DR.. GF,diIie; has a.a,i re.rrned to
riNo. aud WI reT'n II onIy n Few dEys
a.? Occasionally, before - 'oceecing atss-
"n:d. l'thetefofe .irose requiring tia
service Of n firsi.c'Rss dentist will do
we'll to call upon the tccior at The
DoposHotel immediately. atals @
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The Mnt,r warks

Notice is hereby Sren that the water
will be tnrhed into the mains from tho
reservoir in the early part of next
week. All parties proposing to avail
themselves of the supply are requested
to make any repairs to their pipes or
hydrants that may 10 nec6ssafy, dur
ing the present week. (.
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Mor,. New: ssnnLa.

Onr merchants seem determined that
there shall be no necessity to send
abroad for anything that may 10 re-
CURED i'll the domestic economy. Tie
supplies of goods being received by
them are Professionally heavy and en-
brsce Che greatest variety. Another
Heavy invoice arrived from the West
this morning, among which we noticed
nu immense "upply Of carpets OF a great
variety of patterns. together with ereat
rolls of mating. for Hsinhart Il Co.,
and evssgbody desiring TO embelljsh
iheir Residences with "a haudsome new
covering for their floors, c.n there lmd
ij"rt VIA. 4sy waut, uo1lns,+sr how
aSidfoHs-thcii~tns Tn. Il. ~@''"C
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Pho merchandise arrived to day was
for Is. Reimhart * Co., Gabriel Cohn
"nd ~. M"oscr. embracing dry goods,
clothing, groceries; In inct a general
assortment Of both staple and fancy
goods, in the various lines.
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nuiiinu ISecciNel-

The s;n:o from Tie Norfh last even.
ing brought down and delivered at the
Office of Wells, Fargo " Co.. Hfour bars
Of Hnascy bmiiioir nom the Leopard
C"mpany's mill ut Cornucopia, the
vdlEc of which was $3.50 81.
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sfye 'i~,olIaF.a Reward

For a cough Of four or five years
standing that cannot be cured viii.
three bottles OF -. 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 be
paid. 'srEIaF 1fgtrisa u.vSa-t!
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Depir,uieS.

Departures by stage" this morning
were ns follows: Mrs. Hickey, A.
f~rimcauS, NJ. Casey. y. Wright, p.
Goodman. +. Goodman, G.. 4. Kings
ton. J. L. Campbell. James Powell,
". J. Martin. J. NJ. wilkins AID j..
Hardy
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An engine aud special car conveying
Chief Engineer Clement and Auditor
+. + Gerald, Of the Central Pncinc
passed Erst on it's way to Ogden, this
morning. Tho object Of tho trip is the
inspection OF the road aud offices along
the line. They return West IN a couple
OF days.
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I'M contest between the Invincibles
and the University boys this evening.
closed In favor Of the former. the Town
boys winning by six points. Another
game will be played next Saturday.
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l.. BisenorP, proprietor Of tho well
known Humboldt saloon. Is on deck
agsin to-day. lie WAS threatened with
n serious uttnck Of fever. but it IL nov
broken, aud though still n little weak,
puts IN his usual good.natured ppenr
niIcc,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-31
river Hi,,ing.

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bSsah 10 p'ouuce u very pTccepnI .
eject IN increasing the volume of water
I4tae udIahu!dt. lot tls sudden c!i,l
Of 'cs.erday hndsV-day will be Liable 10
eouaact the cnrreuts from It's monuiai,,
sources, and an overflow OF its bsnks il
rot probable Just yet. T. OF. d.