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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

The Republicans have decided that the most formidable candidate, and the man commanding the greatest strength, in both North and South, is Gen. Gran, and he will be nominated by the party to super cede Rutherford B. Hayes, who has fell far short of filling the Presidential chair as a Republican President. Hayes administra- tion has, in many respects, been acceptable to the people, but as whole it is crowned with wavering and weakness. After the expiration of President Hayes term, we would advise that he be connected to Ben Butler, Kearney and others of of that stripe and exhibited as a National curiosity and failure. He is better man, however, than Tilden and fraud The contrast between Grant and the present incumbent of the Presidential char peesents a striking con trast, and their names should not be men toned on the same day. Grant, lofty and firm; Hayes, low and weak
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
Subscription, S4.OO per Year.

c. ". CraR> 39s Montgomery srSet San Francisco. i colo Asesf for th, ARIZONA MINER iH thGf city He sptsyffes Co o0Iisef faoH,ys dBs lfs establishment tsk, Drsi>rs for ddrertisiH9 aRd attend othsT bssinesr d>eoiring Hpsn hsa the vepres.HtGtee c fhr TrbIfsLsp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

Job work at tl,c MINE. office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
Financial.

San Francisco, Nov. 2S. Gold, I00js: legal tenders, 99I @l .00; Mexican dollars, 9O15@9l; trade dollars, J7; half dollars, 9S34.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
AV Tssror-T-t C.Hou.

II" tommlSs."u, Of l1e General
LHid oEcr, III n recent E-ci.,uu uuor
.n alP.icNi"u -or authority to relocate
q "ei'"ip min, 'ffrcrucily sui,les IT
lucsu"n Which has long b, cu u irooied
ono ninong mining men. upoL this coast.
IN the decision referred TO, the Com
msis'iorcr h,!i ~ follows:
Eii,.--h mining CHIN il not subject
10 rriccH;.un suChvqueut To It's ou;Yy for
patent.
hccomd-A failure to perform the la
Dor or tn make tho improvements re.
qaircd h! Section 1924 of tho Revised
Statutes, between the date OF entry and
the delivery Of tho patent, docs not
work = forfeiture Of the rights acquired
by entry, nor demuud its cancellation
when such failure is brought TO the ut
teulion Of the General Land Office by
such relocation or otherwise.
Third-TLo annual expenditures
named in 1924 arc required to support
tho pO.ssgsory title only.
Tourth--Tho obi, ction from third
parties, which by the last clause Of Sec.
ton 2jl5 may be heard. relate only TO
the conditions Of purchase ana not TO
thoBe OF poSBesHIoH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
a Counter s,nteneat.

4
Editor Eko IspaPLSpESr:-Hav
become aware that J. 81. Toodworth.
during his canvass Of the southern part
,, OF the county, has circulated Tie report
that his political opponeu for the Stats
Srnste, Hon. George IL. Shepherd.
would. il elected. use his influence in
favor of stock men as against agricul-
turalists. l desire through your columns.
to inform the public that sach state
mcnt is untrue. Mr.. Shepherd is
probably uninfornIed as to the course
being pursued by Woodwork towards
him, aud ], "a friend Of the. tprlner.
md one familiar with his views upon
local questions OF ibis character, take
the Liberty OF defending him against the
Gaiust Representations rufvrIed to. Mr..
Sh; i'ey:@ has iiuycr i'cSn sny feeling
il conuccticu with the subject dragged
forward 6y Mr WooGworth. and beng
"u honur.b!r. conscientious man, will
always bo governed in political action
by The same rule Of justice and equity
that has ever mpTktd his course in
social life. hE honest iaan 10 day, will
mniu;"ia his integrity tomorrow. aud
there is no act of Mr. Sbepb"rl's life
that Bis. Wooawo.;L or any other man
can even dstori into sembldgcs Of
injustice or disAonor. Mr. Shepherd
AIs nothing to conceal; his polilica!
'eccTd is up,n iog inspection, and com.
pares more than iUvor,Gly wi.h that o.
Mr. WooIwo.Ik. ~ al! may discover by
referring to the Legislative Journals
!gonl 1909 "a 1876. Both men are old
residents OF tho county Hui age bnonn
personally, perhaps, to = large majority
Ui its vo.lns population. GnI it remains
with them to say which of the two men
they prefer ID trust. II there has ever
been in the life oi Mr.. Shepherd, dur.
ing all these years in Nevada, anything
not strictly III accordance with manly
honor. either in his political or social
actions, those who have the opportunity
10 know him best, have not discovered
1T, and 1t has remained for Mr.. Wood
worth-without the least ground upon
which To predicate such conclusion
to look with prophetic eye into the dim
future and discover what he isW do, in
the event of his election. II has been
truly said. "thc only light by which we
ma" b. guil9d in the future. is the lamp
OF past experience. and in the direct
rays of that lamp, W, at ask, is there
to fear from the re election of lfr.
Shepherd? Nothing, absolutely nothing.
Can tie friends Of lir. Woodworth
tru:h!ully say as much for him?
4 DEMoCRAT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
Resirn. Esis ras,,ion.

Tho following coInmun ioaion from
Union League OF the State OF Nevada.
to the Secretary of the same explains
itself:
CARSON. October l6, 1878.
Tho. 4. Lee, Esq, Secretary Of n.
State Union League, Carson Ciy-.Hy
Dear SIR: On receipt of this commune
cation trust that you will at your earli.
est convenience convene your League
and accept this as my resignation as
presiding officer of the sume.
Perhaps It might not he improper fer
mo'to stale tha. have always deemed
II Hu honor to represent my race in any
capacity. Hmi rly race throughout this
Stat" aul California have my heartfelt
tLauhs .or HA EGyUrs have ever re.
ceisrd. Bat, SIR, before Us is an i'm
po-.aut LIyil,-' It's not battle against
wrong, but Que sh.rs nigh: makes
right.
Tho RpruLiiean patty. depending
Upou il, past reco"l, would Lord Us a..
shop, TO 60 its bidding. They sympa
Il izi wish Us individually, aud danu
Us politically! Corurrior has made Of
II a l'icuus monster. T'e must seek
our f,ronIs IL so would he true to our
prosperity. uni 10 the democratic party
! IL c,lu,-d mna, couiiic INV future
hope. BuI ( remain yorr obydiru; sor-
want, Gzu. II. RoCEEs.
letter from JAS. 4. Howaid, OF
Austin, il reply to published call for
ua.'r OF action on the pari OF the Col.
o'~d men Of tie State, III behaIf of the
Repu5!.can rsrty, Issued by the Prrsi
d,.nt Of the i.rasuS in August last. is
Tub!izagd in the Virginia CHroUcis,
~uirh clearly d,mous lra;cs that Jas. 4.
iip~ al il the osacs&or cf b:aius 10
qualify hiu for the POSITION of Il po.:l
ir..l leader.
The sentiment Of the able document
rciri. al to, j. embedded in tho fellow
Ing Dricf scr;eucc from the letter itself:
do you think that political lyaguos.
founded on color as II buhis, for the
purpose of supporting any particular
rHrig, u-o des!;aD!e no. in any
considerable portion OF the Eouhurn
States, N,yud: in pnriicC'ur? Let Us
divide upon the grcHt national issdes OF
'he dag, Hui Eot upon coior, If we can
help it,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
lEao-aniaGlsa rna.sss.

john d. Miles. agent OF the Chcy-
cnna and AIapahO agency. reports at
Military headquarters. :hat the primary
cause OF the Chcy, nnes leaving the
reservation, * :he fact that tLry have
not received tao sarphes. stock or
buildings that were promised them.
Ben Clark. 81 old scout, reports that
he l.. s iuiuraa.:oa HAT fifteen Chey.
snncs haye b,oI. k:.loI in encounters
with tGc troops, aIrd that the soccders
intend to work north aud propose n
peaceful retlsmeni ut Font Kshoc, hut
II this Is not permitted, siIl Join Sitting
nuu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
"a E.h,hI,.

The Enterprise says that tho " Bonan-
"a people havo no interest whatever in
politics; that they aro not even trying
TO defeat Bradley" It says also that il
they had any siuiSter intentions at all.
that they would now be engaged in en-
deavorin9 to elect the Democratic ticket
knowing that the Democratic legisls.
tors are moro easily corrupted than tho
Republicans.
In regarl tn this matter let us for
moment look at the vote upon the BULL
ION Tax law in the Legislature a. the
last session and see whether Il was the
Democrats aud rot the Republ cans
who passed that bill, or whether the
Eaterprise Is simply making bald faced
reckless assersio: regardless Of the Facts
II, the ease. By reference tn the vote
q: :bf'S, nnt2 on that question We find
lEnt OF the fourteen votes in favor OF
the bill, ten OF th,m were Republicans
three Democratic aad one independent.
Ia the Assembly of the twenty seven
votes in favor of the bill twenty-five
wsTs cast - Republicans and only fvo
b. Democrats. or course the fact t.:at
ihe Democrats were in minority in
the Assembly should DE taken into con-
siderGtiom; but the five Democratic
votes are only ,hity-three por cent. of
the entire Democratic vote, whereas
the twenty two Republicans constitute
siAty-one psr cent OF the entire Ropub-
licnn vote. In consideration of the
above very favorable showing of the
Democratic recoId, the assertion Of the
Eate2riss that the Deu o,rat, are more
susceptible to corrupt inlronces than
the RcprhIi"aus il aud to be directly
contradicted by the facts in the case in
reference 10 which tits speaking. Now
how do these facts aud figures comport
with the cheeky assertions Of the bo-
nanza organ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
ro,i,ica,txraud..

A candidate for a county Office. who
has recently arrived from Elko. is con-
hdept that there will be at least Eve
thousand roles cast in this precinct at
the ensuing election. he bases his es-
timate upon the number of persons who
have assured him that they absolutely
and personally control from fit. 20 one
hundred votes each, and that they
would ell be cast in favor OF the afore-
said candidate ct the moderate rate Of
from three to five dollars each. These
charac,e"less fellows are a disgrace to
the community, and ~ sons candidate
would muster np enough moral courage
mo phJ sicnl courage is necessary to
admiUister boot injection to the first
miserable fraud wGo approaches him
with such proposition. he would S.
cure tue gratitude uG ove.y decent person
IN town. and iusGre his election Ly a,,
overwhelming majority. - 7ia,ss- Regic~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
rkose Ciphcr pi.pn,ch..

Samuel J. Tilden has iesued card in
relation to the cipher dispatches recent
ly published IN the Tribune. In which he
emphatically denies any knowledge Of
the existence OF these dispatches, ex-
cspt what he derived from tho publica.
tion. None Of the kilograms relating to
an Offer purportine to have been made
In brhalf of some Of the members of the
Florida Board Of Cahyi,ssers, to give
for recuniary compensation certif-
Gates TO the Democratic electors had
been seen by him, or the contents
nhSde known to him nor did he learn
of tho fact that such nm olrr OF the
Florida certificates had been made un,,l
long after The 9th OF December, at which
timo the certificates wcgo delivered and
The clect"riai vote oas;, and when the
information reached him il was sccou-
psnird by the statement tha: The ofTvr
had been r"j, c,cd. hs 10 lhe cipher
;TeusiLt.0nS relrtirg 40 Ga" canvass "f
1876, ba says 40 such tri., am., other
in cipher or ,Sauslat-d, were e,cr shown
to, no oit,r or negotiation in behalf If
the State Cauva -cTs u South Caroi.a.
or any OF them, IN .'sprct - ,-uiaca-
ties TO elections. S.,- =.rr uut LoilIcd or
sa' 'Dicd "a as una"u-e %y h:n:. di.
'etdy or 'ur"Tsb B.. "sLor person.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
MEXICAN
Liniment
Fur MAN AND BEAST.

Thisiininent very naturally originated In Arnosi
q. wherc Nature provides In her laboratory sucl
surprising antidotes for tho maiadies OF hcr chill
iren. Its fame has been spreading for % years
intil now It encirclcs the habitablc globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang L,nlment IS matches
erncdy for all external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers It Il Invaluable.
single bottle often saves n human life or n
gtoreS tho usefulness or an excellent horse. or
:ov. or sheep
1t carc5 footrot. hoof-all. hollow horn, grue
'crew-worna. sllouider-rot. mango. tho bites aa
I.lnss os poisonous reptiles and insects. and cv-r
snch DRAWBACKS to stock breeding and Lusii life.
II cures cvcry external trouble OF horses. sue.
~ iamcness. scratches, swinny. sprains, founder
windIsall, ring bono, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linlmcnt Is the quIckss
enIe IN tho world for accidents occurring In Oh
family, I'm tho abscnco of physician, such
burns, scalds, spras, cuts, etc. and for rheuIui
tisni, and stiffness cnSendercd by exposure. .rr
tlcularly valuable to Miners.
II Is the cheapest remedy In the world. for
peuetrates the muscle to tho bone, aud sinli
application Is generally sufiiclent TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Linlnent js put up In ihr,
size ot bottles, ths larger ones being proporiot
s. siy much tho cheapest Sold everywhere,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

The following items are from the
Phoebe Record:
The work Of teaching ores has been
started pretty vigorously in Phoebe and
promises, when further progress is
made, TO be one OF the mining indus.
tries Of this place; at present it is in it's
infancy. At tie PiUche dump Os.
borne has had started for some time
the leaching business aud works avo
mcn ot it. Il; No. Z, Meadow Valley,
John Jane and Charles Wilton hayo
gone to work on u isEt-class scale, fitted
up tanks and ordered their chemicnls
by the quantity, and are working Eve
m,n. At the American Flag dump,
George w. Allon and partner nre doing
their best in the same line. During the
past week Bob Hurley and Ward have
started iu on the Newark dump, to work
tina: by leaching.
BY the present course which tho In
tfpTiSe is pursuing that paper is making
many warm friends for Governor Brad
ley. We arc bcgin'ng to believe that
there is really some truth in the report
that "O!d BtoiiiIorn5 pal! ihe Enter.
prise three thousand dollars to abuse
him" Wonder hpT mu,h Nigh els
gave to tine Carson Tribune mau 10 do
likc-wisc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
nl~aorG; Eepus!.can xom;pees

f.LH'Io'G: Republican Aom:uceS.
The Republicans OF Humboldt county
1T their Convention. Thur,.!:.y, made
the following I'omiual'pms:F FoI Senator.
II. ). Thomr~ou; Assembly, Da,ld
Mcl'nEey, o. +. Crawford aud Angus
Morr;Sopi Sheriff, George VI. Miller;
Clerk, J. II. dob; Recorder, q. +. Ter.
riiu; Treasurer, j. \. YouDu; Assessor,
l.. l.. Richard; District Attorney, $. S.
Grass: Superintendent of Schools, z.
ii. Palmer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
Daniel F. Beatty's
pARLoR ORGANS.

TAcse remarkable Instruments possess c,psc-
iurs tor jousieal ,Gtets erd exp ossiois mv,r
bd''ru sits mel. adt;fci for Amateur SD PRO.
itssinnsl All an urfainvp; ~ aus lpginr. fI~
eel n qunli,y or Tone, shorougts
Workmanship, Elegant Dtsl.slis and
Finish. and w0s dcrfui variety of their COM
bluglon stops. Ivry msi,nioont .uly war-
rsn;c,i Toe sax years strirt!y nFstscsas In
every tegPeci. sud ~ ruitsrsec III Ais
thirp'd cD from hye to liircp DAYS tssi tfifl.
money rofundei sui freight chsfReS raid both
ways BY the ~ th"J sfc fsists prevented vt I've
any way prove nHs1t factory. so sprh m
hiss ever breu made. rewnrs cf limitations.
Agents wanted but whore ( have nvbe. large
discounts made to introduce IN new loeaiitss.
Send for iliu.trstcd AIyERfIsHR. 90 tain ~
long iisis Of testimonials frUtn wcii.ku WI pcr>
Eons. snfne o; whom you may kuO~, rin-sl l1Hfl
by states, with Pust.cflccs annexed. that ~
may inquire direct Of them. Address. IA Ill
9KAtrY. wsshib Rton. New Jsrses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

All. reports i.om tho Black Jack
seeui TO cnnnrn the extent and rich.
ness Of the recant discoveries. We
have s"cp samples II r1ck from tim.
mine daring Iho pasi wecA ,l,nthrc pro-
nunnc"d b. old rcsiirnls 10 be far
ahead OF anything else III the shnre of
quartz that has ever b.cn brought 10
tight iu lhi' section Of the country. The
deyclUpIncn, is simply immense and no
mistnko about il. At point in tho
adit tunucl a5oat 3T5 feet from tho
mouth aud loo feet from the 6urince, Il 0
ledge showsup heavily in rich gold
deposits, the ray.streak being Over
three feet in width unG bearing all
the characteristics Of permanent
and immonsn orc body. From thnt
point to tho shaft, u distance of nearly
400 feet, The Yield promises TO bc aims
uhllg rich, aud 1t is pretty evident Inst
the Black Jack i, steadily looming rp
as ono of tho great miuos Of the
country. irgiancds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

AK OmahH dispatch Of the 18Th says:
AN attempt was made hy GnUs OF
masked !nrn TO rob tho lLausus Pacific
eNN; booud cypress truin, sometime be-
fore daylight to-day Oh The Smoky Hill
Division, near FoIt HnrLcr. Kansas.
ihe Railroad Company having expected
ru aIL,vli "f this hind for Some DAYS
were we'll prepared for it, and succeeded
III capturing the leader Of the gang,
hamoL Mihc Rourke. nmi wuuuGiug
another robhur named Dan pomcut. " bo
escaped iup the timber, but whose cap
'uro IN almost CERTAIN. Ruu.ko was
securely ironed aud brought to Brook
vile. This gang. consisting OF eight
or ten deapcTadors, h.s been camping
near the scene OF iAs attempted rob.
berry for several days. and has been
closely watched by detectives.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

AFreE Bob Cavanaugh's arrest Mt
Cheyenne. says Tue Eureka Leader, he
employed lawyer, ant; 5-ss laken be-
fore the Judge on writ of hdJeds co.
PHS. A hearing was had. and the pris-
oner remanded TO Jail to await
;he arrival of requisiiion from this
State, the fact having been telegraphed
that one had been applied for. On
Tuesday evening Mrs. Cavanaugh
reached Cheyenne. and Immediately
had mn interview with the fugitive. Ho
at first was obstinate, and refused to
give up one cent OF the money that hc
had robbed her of, hut the prospects OF
being brought back to Eureka finally
brought him 10 terms. mud his wife re.
cciyod 81 500 OF the coin. Even then
tho officers would not release him until
they were assured from this point that
the compromise was satisfactory 70 the
authorities here. That fact having
been telegraphed to them he was releas-
ed. and left with his paramour for parts
unknown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
tsaiIDtc,i.

Tho Umss-HsVi,,s Of yesterday, has
the following: "a man named William
Garfctt90n was gArroted about ten
o'clock last night on sIaiu street. The
garroters 'SvTl through" ihvir victim
ih ihc most gpprpyci style, and were
eviten'iy ml"pls at ihir profession.
They only realized couple of dollars
for their labor. Af,cr the robbery the
villains started over tho ridge in the
direction Of Linkton."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
rairmomom NiII - 5:.atus Go.

LtiH0"ont NH a a.lnIuE Go.
The Directors o; tho Fuirmouut Mill
Il Mining Company, recently iurorpo
.L.ed To work the FIirmUumt nino in
Wimcn.Ucca MoHEtain, have organized
ly cloc.irg ii. II. T,,uson. President; !;
Oliver Merrill. Vice President; II. Aug
Whiting, Secretary; ard Colonel David
Buel, Superintendent. The stock of the
company has hccn issued and is in de-
Gnnu hrrG.-SIirer STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
A Change or ILose

General Gib5on Of the Uui;ed States
Army, ch'rges General Pope with hav
ing changed the date Of certain military
operations published by Pope, 10 the
great damage of Porter. General Nc
Do~cli nud Colonel Smith both testify
{" u suowlGdg- OF the rnor in tho date.
the latter having called POp.'s atten.
ti"n TO the fact, Notwithstanding which,
he continued circulating the pamphlet
without mailing the correction. The
matter is exciting much interest. ~
upon t.is question of dates. depends
thc Truth or fa!,ity of the grave charges
preferred against Porter by rOpe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

TINS October returns place the average
condition of the corn corp nj 90. an
increase OF four per cont. over The Sep.
iember average, Which brings tho fgurcs
up TO those OF August Tho average
condition is three per cent. less than in
October, 1871. AZ the acreage has been
but slightly enlarged, this difference
may be taken rs a lair indicaliou Of The
prospective yield.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

DCE.%G a heavy snow storm in the
Wasa,ch MuuUtairH on Tuesday two
miners named Peter Cblode and Joe A.
Goil. engaged at tie St. Louis Tunnel,
Big Cottonwood were caught in snow
slide and carried over IL precipice 500
feet deep. Il was perilous ride, but
the Lagdy u.!nos escaped with only II
few bruises.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

Mn. DhGGgTr last night compared the
Central rnciiic Railroad ton great devil
fish. stringing its lcngth through the
State, with it's tcntaclcs stretching into
every ravinc. lie forgot 10 mention
ihnt tho ci,iei # these tenlaclcs is the
Virginia 4 Iruchrc Eri!rond. Of which
corporation himself Tor Congress and
MiGhcls f,r Lieutenant Governor. arc
tho especial protcgcs and pets. 49, Rspriiie
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

SUNDAYS Salt Lhke Tribune says. the
Ontario blaze was the town topic yes.
ieidhy, Next TO the Alta fire, it was
The sevcrtst that ever occurred in the
Territory. The damage, however. will
he repaired as fast rs money and men
can do ii.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
Colnntnia Rrllinr.

The TfmsS- Rsriew of Sunday says tho
second bullion shipment by the Colum.
hia Company arrived here on the Bull
Run stage Friday evening en- route for
New York. There were four bars. but
their value wo could not ascertain. it
not being upon the way.bill Of the
Express Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

BUSINESS Of all kinds is improving in
Tuscarora. Oar merchants wear cheer
iul cOumianances, and evcrybodyis is con
tent with the present. and hopeful for
the future. The prospects Of tho town
and district were nevos 80 bri sht as at
present Times Rcpicr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27
iNEALB6BLE 70 ALL!
i!r EsPscmLIT ADAi1ED goE ALL
hung "na Throat Complaints p.eu-
liar so mners
Dii. EsEL's
Dnisnm nnd Cough Sisdicine,

Tlig voNi'riui rrrc,'y = highly usci,i In all
SlscH 81 Co.d- ut coughs, hut is csp-rislly
'dll''d fnr ib' circ at ssch complaints ~
nihrrr are hfclc to lrom exposure cold
Ia tn' tpiiss. rin.c i1lea hty will kt,p pis
iunSS cNHrH' rIiAJ!c ths inin'rs tn wpr1 iu
tile midst "i rNw'ltr suuse wi'lE'tit cnttuhiug.
Itis ~. cli,naii Tor uiis nN.am. iiks most
hiion' uic 'lritrS N; II WI cdcr III diseases, ],
out ~ II gulr.,Ntcrd 10 cuIc al di1css 3 of the
Iuii uiW 'iutu- ~ tie Uals ~ wiii. Ia nearly
~ cascs. rItr rii eoil Nv cough VI from QUO
20 tvU ,cri!is duri ION. two b1tuesd coli or
cough ol lrbni 80 e. four months standing.
and iht'c buitfs huy simiitr %, elton that las
u,sn ~ eSiren,c fr1m fOlf months tn two
gants.
10 TO b. nad a, =. =. auliet's ptus store.
siaJ. stSNiA
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

A DISPATCH from Portland. Oregon,
says the British ship City Of Dublin,
while attempting to cross the Columbia
river bur. ran on the middle sands. She
will provo II total wreck. All hands
wso saved. The vessel came from Vol.
lington in ballast, and was consigned
to James LGidlaw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-27

4 Nav OHLEASs dispatch OF tho l7;h
says marching orders were not issued to
tho State troops. Governor Niehois
thinks il viii not bo necessary ior them
to go 10 Waterproof, az reports showing
that quiet has boon restored there orc
rrcnivcl.