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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-01-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

One of the most valuable and highly improved
farms in the Valley Of Virginia is now offered for
sale. 1t is situated ~ miles from Stanton, on
an excellent road over which two horses easily
1 draw forty-fve hundred pounds, and
CONTAINS 2S5 ACRES.
Of splendid limestone land, as productive as any
in the Valley. Seyenty-five acres are heavily
timbered The improvements consist of an ex-
celent log
A. WeafherbOartled Mansion House.
M:I with seven rooms and kitchen There is a
pump in the kitchen, with never failing well of
water.
A NEW SWISHER BARN,
60 40 feet, containing all necessary apartments
TWO YOUNG APPLE ORCHARDS,
Of the choicest fruit. There is plenty OF good
water on the place Tor all purposes. The. entire
farm is under the highest state of cultivation
and the fences are new and in good rerair.
1t is rarely that an opportunity is offered for
securing such desirable place, and the terms
will be such as to make its purchase desirable
Investment.
For articulars, address,
Editors VALLEY VIRGINIAN.
dec 6-n Staunton, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ~

COMMISSIONER OFFICE
" Stanton, Va. January %, 1873.
Bratton's Legatees,
Bratton s Ex'ors
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, entered i'll the above cause on the
goth day OF June. 1877 will proceed at my said
Office in Stanton, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst, 1873,
to take the following accounts:
list OF the amount due Mrs. T. j. Steele and
what settlement, if any, has been made by her
husband on her, and if none such, what would be
a proper settlement out of the fund i'll this
cause. and
Cd. What would be reasonable and fair com
pensation to Messrs. Letcher Letcher and
White for their services i'll this cause. At which
time and place all parties interested are required
to attend.
Given under my hand this day and date first
above written. VIM. PATRICK, Com r.
jan 24-4t
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Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton Va, January 20, 1873.
r. G. Bickle. IVY
VS. III.
II. F. Sibert. 1.b
All persons interested in the above name d
cause and especially the lien creditors of II. +.
Sibert. TAKE NOTICE, thai in pursuance of decree
OF the Hastings Court for the City of Stanton,
entered onfhe 18th day Of JAM. 1875, in suit in
chancery therein depending between r. G. Bick-
le plaintiff, and:H. F. Sibert, defendant, shall
proceed at my Office in Staunton, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1878,
to take and state the following accounts:
lst The amount of real estate owned by H. +.
Sibert in the city OF Staunton. Va, its fe simple
and annual rental value.
3D. The liens binding said real estate and their
priorities.
3d. Any other matters Commissioner may deem
pertinent or the parties in interest may require
him to state. At which time and place yon are
required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery, day and date first above written.
ian2- JNO. w. STOUT. Com r.
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Assignee's Sale
Ii al E st at G
Assignee's Sale
PAGE COUNTY.

In obedience to an order OF the Dist. Court ofthe
U. s. for the Western District OF Va, in the mat
ter OF Emanuel Miller, bankrupt, will, as AS
signee Of said bankrupt, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I'd, 1873.
in front OF the Court House, in iuray Va sell
at public auction. the following real estate to wit
ONE TRACT OF 80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
and another tract of
35 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
situated in said county, on the waters of Dry
Run. about miles southeast of the court house
TERMS OF SALE:@One- fourth cash, and the
residue payable in three equal installments
terest from day of sale, the purchaser to exc
cute bonds with good personal security for til
deferred payments. and the title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
i. JONES ARMSTRONG, Assignee
ian 10-tds of Emanuel Miller MT
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton, Va, January 49, 1878.
Smiths creditors Gohn B's.) VS. SIN ilh &C.. now
pending in chancery in the Circuit court of Au
gusta All parties plaintiffs and defend
ants in the above entitled cause and all lien cred.
itors of John B. Smith, and all persons whomso
ever interested are hereby notified that in pIir-
suance of a decree rendered in said cause on the
27th of November, 1871, shall, at my office, in
/ stanton. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst, 1919,
proceed to take, state and settle the following ac-
counts, viz:
LIST. or the partnership assets of the late firm of
Smith Zimmerman.
Cd. OF the liens binding the real estate of Def't
John B. Smith
Sd. OF any other matters deemed pertinent by
ne or required by any party in interest to be
stated. AT which time and place you are re-
quired to attend.
Given under my hand the day and date first
above written JW GREEN SMITH, Cont.
Eff. CT & Graf, pa Jan 24-it
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1.-THE TREE is KNOWN BY ITS FRUIT

"Tuttss Pills are worth their weightin gold"
REV. !. R: SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills are special blessing of the nine
teenth century" -REv.F. q. OSGOOD, New York.
81 have used TUFTS Pills for torpor of the liver
They superior to any medicine for hillary dis.
orders ever made" /
al have used TUFTS Pills five years in my family.
They are unequaed for cosveness and biliousness."
F. n. WILSON, Georgetown, Texas.
81 have used TUFTS Medicine with great beneft.''
w. w. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
1--WE sell fifty boxes TUFTS Pills to five Of all
Others. "-sAyRE & CO, Gainesville, Ga.
"Tutts Pills have only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic
w. II. BARRON, 90 Summer ST., Boston
sThere is no medicine so well adapted to the cure
of bilious disorders as TUFTS Pills"
JOS. BRuMmEL, Richmond, Virginia.
AND a TT oTsaND MORE.
Sold by druggists. S5 cents a boz. Office
IS Murray Street, Ne,o York..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08
Iron Friday. Daily,
Pern0nAl.


Among the passengers to the westthi.
morning WAS officer Rawlings Of vir.
gihia City. who Lad in charge the le-
wanting Malim. late cashier Of Dre1ler
& Co.'S Bank in Virginia. Malim is
accused o! robbing the Bank Of a large
sum Of money several months since and
was recently arr, at Philadelphia.
In n conversation with nu Acgunint.uce
this morning, Malim stated that he vol.
UNFAIRLY surrendered himself to the
officers and that the report hat b. had
been Swallowed and detected at Phila-
d"lphia is untrue.
Our old Nevada acquaintance. Jud
Bates, one Of the fortunate owners of
the now famous Stuart mine, iu Bing.
ham Canyon. Utah. PASSED through by
the train this morning OH his way TO
San Francisco, for the purpose OF hav.
ing the mine listed upon the Stock
Board.
Mr.. Gilland aud daughter Of Lamoills
valley, were in town yesterday. and re-
turned home this morning.
L. w. Blasdel in company with his
wife passed west this morning. Mrs.
Blasdel spent the Summer in the West
ern Atlantic States. and says that her
visit to old fi,ds was very pleasant. but
she is rejoiced at the idea of getting
back TO her beautiful home at Oakland.
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Ulnzing [!ni.

Tho philosophical hypothesis which
maintains hat the atmosphere serves MS
" shcl;cring cloak against the fcrYid
heat Of the SUM-, wHs fairly contrndicted
by the tropical condition Of this valley
yesterday. In various cool localities in
Eiko, the mercury ranged from % to
lU3 degrees, aud tho heat was notably
oppressive and stiiling. Ono young
gentleman who had footed 1t all day
from Bullion,illo to this place. tainted
from the effects Of the heat after hc
reached town. In brief, yesterday was
Ms hot rs tophc,, and. notwithstanding
today is cloudy, the temperature Is not
excessively frigid.
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Surgical Operation.

A tcamstor named Hall came to Elko
this week with the intention of pro.
ceediDg to san Francisco, for the pur-
pose OF having an ugly cancer removed
from the side Of his face. lIo finally
concluded that the job could be rs
safely accomplished at home, and to.
day Drs. MeigS and Huntington placed
the sufferer under the influence of
chioroform and removed the dreadful
parasite without difficulty. Hall soon
rallied from the effects II the anscsihet.
10 aud is in cheerful splits.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

OUR old time acquaintance. L. T..
Morgan, Of Railroad District, has leased
the blacksmith shops of L. Phillips, on
the corner Of Fourth and Silver streets,
aud will move his family into town i'm
mediate'y. Mr.. Morgan was one of the
early residents of Elko. aud carried on
the busineSs en- the site Of the present
shops years ago. He is a number one
mechanic. extensively acquainted in
all parts of the county, and will doubt
less receive n full share Of the business
in his line.
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From Mondays p.ily.l
o


On Saturday last after a protracted
visit to the eastern States. Mrs. NJ. A.
Henly and children, the family Oft. d.
Henly of Elko, returned to their pretty
home in the land Of sage.
Governor Bradley arrived by the
train last evening from the west. The
old gentleman is in excellent health
aud looks like he might outlive half OF
the rising generation.
Adolph Sutro, the famous constructor
OF the great ComStock tunnel. passed
here yesterday en- route for Washington
City.
Ham Mccain was IN from Halleck to-
day. He says the station is almost de-
serted, the troops having been dispatch
ed to Arizona. It is the intention how
ever tn supply their places by a COM
pany of cavalry which will arrive at the
post shortly.
Still. Huling sold oct his entire cattle
interest to Henry Taber Il Co. ut the
Wells.
W. regret to learn that benjamin r.
Jones, father Of our esteemed towns.
man, L. j. Jones, is lying seriously i'll
ut Pleasant valley with slight hope Of
his recovery. i. L. Jones is one of
the pioneer settlers of Nevada and his
illness is a matter of regret to every
body who knows him.
Going-goipG-gone! This morning
Mrs. Gone Of Elko left on The train for
"a temporary visit & Eureka.
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T.Ir E.Ii.0 lI.!l.

Under the sup,ryisi-u 4 tl3c propric.
tor, Mr. :. Davis. the Eyw improvements
at the Elko nil! are rapidly beng com
l'letcd aud the IN 'nh:rIry viii he ready
for work Icy thc time The fir, load Of
new wheat reaches the town. The
commudioUS storage TuDw now being
erected. is twenty 10y riA,y feet in
breadth mad lcugti am,i ~ brirg con.
.tructcd with uu eye single t. strength
nnl cunv,IirEcc. The motive power u
the mill il II iifttrU huTs" power engine.
which is amply sulili,u. io drive al!
the machinery. Tho establishment l.
supplied With ur improved wheat cl,.a
or. " sruU mail, amt nll .hr a. llir:ir.s
pertaining TO u mpl,rn ho"iir: u.li.
The grinding wall Ice performed Icy =
FrrIch gTIJ stones, having the capacity
to grind thirty barrels OF hour per day.
Mr.. Davis has tho reputation 81 b,Ho
one Of the best millrIs on thg coast, his
flour invariably ranking us surrraue.
The gentleman asserts that the excel
lrnce Of his nUuT j. largely attributable
to II method which hr adopt, Ia dress.
ing the mill stones. and from cXPluui-
tions which he mndo TO ~ about thu
dressing process. We are satisfied tina;
his theory is correct.
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IRON Thursday. D4ily.I
TeUOuAl.

6. s. Sears. editor Of the IxDEPES-
DENT. went to Cariin this morning. He
will be on duty here tomorrow.
Among the passengers going eastward
yesterday were Colonel Carr aud family
Of Louisville. Kentucky; II. II. Pratt.
Superintendent of the Salt Lake divis-
sion OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
with his family; r. Il. Butler. assayer
of the Grad Prise, en- route for Tuscan
ora; Reverend o. q. Wheeler and wife;
L. w. Blasdel, brother Of Ex-Governor
Blasiel, and G. p. Huntington. Vice
President OF the Central Pacific Railroad
Company.
George Cunningham, one of the live
men of Tuscarora, came to Elko by
stage yesterday.
Yesterday. Mrs. Gheen and child,
the family Of Indian Agent. Levi A.
Gheen. left on the train for u visit to
San Francisco.
Prof. Rutan has returned from his
visit to Tuscarora.
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ELKo. Sept. 4, 1878.

On this mornings train from the
East, was Tom Mcguire, the noted the
atrical manager of San Francisco. Mr..
Mcguire has srcnt tho past Summer in
Europe ana daring his absence visited
the great Worlds Eair ut Paris.
The stage from Trscarora yesterday
brought to Ello soma discordant polit-
ical elements such liz Judge Stafford,
I. Giblin and Judge Fleck. Tbs diver
states that the gentlemen acted with
commendaLle sob,iety on lie journey.
Judge Morgan is again IL visitor from
Buliionville und will remain at lilo
for several days.
Among the passengers on the east
bound train yesterday was Juuirs Eru-
tusB ootke, a distinguished play actor.
Mrs. Fred Wilson aud Mrs. Dick Dor
sey have healed the little blanket"
difficulty and rgaiu assembled unani-
mously; the former having come Gown
from Tuscarora and brought her baby
to the meeting.
Peter Reardon has left Sprucemont
and returned with his wife to their old
home in Ruby Valley.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Daily
Personal

ID. r. Sessions aud Ben. Fitch re-
turned yesterday from their extensive
raid through the eastern settlements in
this county. and are looking much i'm
proved physically, mentally. and. it is
70 be hoped, morally. We don't desire
to intimate aught against the general
reputation of either OF the raiders for
piety ard virtue, but when staid citizens
take to Office limiting. there's no know
ing what might happen. The gentlemen
both speak encouraging!y OF the crop
prospects in eastern Eiko, and state that
our Granger ncighbOrs are hopeful Of
peace. plenty and good health. but that
there is u painful reticeuce in the rural
districts upon the subject OF county
politics.
Judge Savage returned from Bullion.
willie yesterday where lac has been rus
t~icnting for "a short tune. The Judge
is enthusiastic over CIrpeaux-Sylvan
bower and the delicious spring water
which. flows through its delightful
shade. The Judge confirms the good
reports from Railroad District and suys
hat the citizens are all pleased with
the encouraging outlook Of the copper
mines.
Judge Morgan OF BGllionville paid
Elko n flying visit yesterday.
Mr.. Truman who resides OIL the South
Fork, is stopping in town. For some
time past the gentleman has been in
delicate health aad came to Elko 70. Ie-
cuperation.
Captain c. c. Warner aul M,jor c..
Drum took private conveyance for
Bullionville this morning. They have
merely gone out to ascertain how the
putty trade prospcrs in the Sandwich
Islands.
Conductor Clements Of tn Salt Lax
Division came dOYn on "a spin" from
Wells yesterday to visit hts oh friends
at Elko. After having q jolly good
time md t,iimS a square lest, lac re-
turned to his post Of iu.y by last eve
ning's tram.
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Notice TO I,and,latca.

NJ. p. Haynes, the ever en,erprising
and goa headitive proprietor Of the
Cabinet Restaurant has made full and
complete arrangements for the daily
receipt of fresh A No. l brains suitable
for persons running for office. All can
didates having four. bits are most col
daily invited to test at his restaurant
to-morrow morning this qualifying arti.
Gle. which will be prepared and served
in the most approved style. Candi-
dates for Justice of the Peace need not
apply unless accompanied with n Ger
tiicate of a respectable physician, that
they are OF sound mind.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

AN Elko lady spent two hours lecture
night trying to put n bushcl Of feet Into
n peck Of shoes.-Times Rcrier.
Vile calumniator! Most scuryy catif!
Do you imagine that because Howard
Inns conquered n temporary peace with
the Banuocks. your plebinn scalp IL be.
You'd danger? Suppose we were To-
meet your foul. fmlid i]nsinunlion 10y
reminding you Of how the TuscarOra
damscls drove n lucrative trade last
Summer by t%ramping criekots for tho
Chinese gafdnets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

The Mayor Of Virginia City aud the
town oiiciGlS OF Carson have made a
move in the right direction toward rails.
ins n relief fund for the plague stricken
people Of Tho Southern Smtss. Would
i; not bu a wise suggestion for Governor
bradley To net as ugrmt for tho cLaritn.
bly, disposed citizens Of the entire
State OF Nevada? There is. OF coursc,
no legal authority for Executive action
in such II contingency, but by giving
the movement a sort OF official status. n
simultaneous action may be established
30 that every town and mining camp i n
tile State may at Once contribute toward
the much needed relief fund.
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IRON Tuesday. Daily.l
Personal.


Postmaster General Key and party
passed west this morning in the Direc-
tors a of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The party consists of eighteen ladies
and gentlemen.
This morning Go. ernor Bradley took
the train for Palisade and will bring up
at Eureka this evening. Doubtless the
editor of the Senhnel will welcome his
Exceliency with outstretched arms to the
Inequalities Of the Base Range.
A. j. Lane was in Elko yesterday.
This morning the train brought down
from Ruby valley a patient for the
County Hospital. The man. whose
name we did not learn, had n leg brok-
en- about six weeks since, and was
brought to Elko for surgical treatment.
Charley Brossmer, Republican candi-
date for Sheriff, came in from Railroad
District where he is operating the
Sweepstake mine, to-day.
George IL. Shepherd and his niece,
Miss Walker, are in town from South
Fork.
q. II. Abel came down from his ranch
in Mound valley yesterday, aud returned
home to-day.
Henry Mundeil is still in town doing
the agreeable among his constituency.
Our iovial young friead, John Con-
way is up here again from California on
n visi, of two or three weeks among his
numerous frien3s and acquaimtances.
G.. ii. Boiler aud wife returned this
evening from a weeG's y,si: TO Railroad
District. We gratefully acknowledge
the receipt of a beautiful boquet from
the garden Of our old friend l.. J.. Car
peaux, who is Il famous ho%rticulturist.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

Says tie San Francisco ELcAGHyc of
Saturday: COLLECTIONS Cor the fever.
stricken Southcncrs are being made sys-
,rmatically and effectively. Let every
man. WOMAN and child IL San Francis
60 contribute. Tho cause is q holy
one, aud none should be more willing
than those who are blessed with
health"
1t is gratifying 10 know hat the pco.
p!o Of Li%o fully appreciate tho state
mcnt Of our Bay contemporary that
"thr cause il a holy one" aud that they
are ready ana willing to do all Which
lies III their power 10 and their suffering
brethercn Of the plague stricken South.
We learn to-day that our suggestion
of charity lecture upon planetary
movements and their possible effects
upon Terrestrial life," meets with pop
uihg appreciation and that arrangements
are being made to have the lecture de.
livered about the close OF the week.
When the matter is perfected timely
notice will be given through the DAILY
ISDErESDENr.
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Noiice.

Having bought ont the entire stock,
book accounts, goodwill, ETC., OF the
late firms Of A. l.. Bndt. Elko. and 4.
l.. Badt * Co., Carlin, 1 would request
all persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to said firms TO come forward
and pay up. All accounts left unset
tied ON the lst of October, will be
placed in the hands of an attorney for
collection.
a22tf M RAM
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We regret to state that our old friend
Frank McPhetres met with n painful
mishnp last night by being thrown from
his horse and then having the beast fail
upon him. At about s o'clock last eve.
ming, while Mr.. McPhetres was attend
ing to some stock at n point ten miles
ElEo, on the Humboldt, his horse
stumbled i'll the dark and literally
Turned Il summcrsault down n steep EN-
bankment, crushing his rider ms above
stated. Mr.. McPhetres is very severly
bruised about the head shoulders, but
we hope not seriously injured. lie was
brought to his residence in Elko to-day
and will DO kindly nursed by tender
friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

n. NELSON, Of Wells. Elko county,
offers "A reward OF fifIy dollars for the
arrest of two young horse thieves bear.
ing this description: "The thieves are
small young men; one with light hair
aud complexion. the other with dark
sandy hair and whiskers around the
mouth. Hight about five feet nine
inches"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

w. ID. FoED. owner of a toll road be-
tween this place and Cornucopia, and
who was recently nrrea,ed upon COM
plant Of Smith Van Dreillen for I'M
lawfully obsiracting the passage OF tae
United States mail, WAS examined be.
fore Deputy U. S. Marshal Windle on
Tuesday and bound over to appear be-
fore the United States Circuit Court at
Carson in October next.- Times evielc.
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trrom wednesday. Daily
Iaportaa. Correspondence.

ImportSnt Correapohdenee.
At a meeting held yesterday after
moo by the citizens of Elko. presided
over by Mr.. E. A. Littlefeid Of the
Eiko Post. and of which II. V. Mundell.
Esq, was elected Secretary, it was
unanimously resolved by motion Of Abe
Mooser. seconded by ]. b. Fitch. to in.
vite Prof. w. f. Stewart to deliver "A
lecture IN Grangers' Hall OIL Monday
evening. September 9th. 1878. for the
relief Of our suffering brethren in the
fever districts Of the South. The proper
Committees having been appointed the
following correspondence ensued:
ELKo. New. Sept. 1, 1873.
Hon. ". =. Steardrt-Dear Strive,
he undersigned citizens Of Elko. mos,
gratefully appreciate your voluntary
offer to deliver a lecture upon the sub
ject Of planetary movements and their
Possible effects upon Terrestrial life
for the benefit Of the suffering people
Of the South.
Approaching Your pbilantbropic mo-
tives, we cordially accept your PROPOSE
ton aud respectfully invite you to de-
liver Inc proposed lecture in Granger
Hall, on Monday evening, September
9Th, 1878. The Patrons OF Husbandry
having generously donated the use Of
their hall for the purpose.
Very respectfully.
E. A. LIITLEFIELD. President.
HENRY V. MuNDELL, Secretary.
And many citizens Of Elko.
To hessrs. Linicfed, Nun1eH, and
many Citizens Of E2ko-Geaasmcn:-Dean
Swift once delivered "a charity sermon
to an immense congregation, and his
entire discourse consisted of these
words: HE that give,h TO the poor.
lcnde;h to the Lori-If you like the
principal and the secuIiiy-down with
the dust" This is not o time for much
verbiage. Your object in trying to
raise means to aid the fever stricken
people of the South, is a holy one. l
heartily accept your invitation and will
do my utmost to make the lecture
worthy Of the occasion.
Yours sincerely.
W. +. STEwAKr.
ELKo. Sept. 4, 1873.
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sPECIAL cattle train of twenty two
cars full Of fine beef cattle, arrived Mt {
o'clock T. ST.. TO day on rou.c for San
Francisco. They are from Miller and
Walters herd of 1000 head. recently
purchased by Dan Murphy, who ia now
shipping them from Hallcck Station.
Similar shipments will DO mndo every
two weeks until tho entire herd is
transported. They were in charge OF
our old friend, Arthur Lowe.