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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
A Gate story.
Burlington Hnwkeye.l

Burlington llnwkeye.l
Serena, darling" he murmured
and the old gate scarcely creaked as
it swung to and fro beneath her light
weight, and the silent stars looked
down with tenderer glances, and all
South Hill seemed to hold its breath
to listen Serena, sweet" he said
and the radiant bushes that kindled
over the pearly brow and cheeks
softened the silent lovelight in her
lustrous eyes. Serena, my own, il
every passing breeze that stop to kiss
the glowing cheeks, if every rustling
leaf that whispers to the night, were
living, burning, lowing thoughts; il
every-0h-h h-ho-hol 0w-w Wow-w
Aw-w, oh, oh, oh! Oh, jimmy pelt
OH glory Oh, murder, mur-
der, murder Oh, dad rang
the swizzled old gate to the bow
vows | All -h-h-h ~ And she said
stifily, that no gentleman who could
use such language in the presence of a
lady was an acquaintance of hers, and
she went into the house. And he
pushed the gate open and pulled bis
mangled thumbs out of the crack Of it
and went down the street sucking the
injured member, and declaring that
however lightly one hundred and
sixty-6ye pounds of girl might sit OIL
the heart OF a man, It was little tor
much pressure when applied to al
impromptu thumbsorew. And the
match is drawn, and all side bets ar,
declared off
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
Killed for Interference.

New YORK, July 17.-Patrick Nc
Dermott was killed to-day by Nicholas
Meiners He lived at No. "a Hudson
avenue, Brooklyn, McDermott inter
posed yesterday when Meiners was
beating his wife.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

Frank Davidson, a Missouri mur.
derer, was taken twenty miles by rail-
road to be hanged. in order to reach
"a favorable spot for such spectacle,
situated in valley, surrounded by
bold hills, affording view Of the gal
lows for 5000 persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
Latest Marker Rennrts.

LIVERPOOL, July II, 1870 pm
Cotton opened to-day dull and easier
Uplands, 6 13-16d Orleans, GID
Sales, 1000 bales; for export, 1000
Receipts, none, Futures opened par.
TALLY l-32d cheaper; now steady
Deliveries for July and July and
August, 6 11-16d; August and Sep.
tember, G 23-32@6id; September and
October, 6 13-16@6 25-32d; October
and November, cd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
AuCTION.

ON Monday, July Is, 1917, in front oi tne
~ couTt-houso door on Main street, In the
Taxing District, at II o'clock NJ, will sell
az public auction, TO the highest bidder, ior
cash, 0ne shoe. hy carriage one set of hafness
and one black horse. ~
llsla MARTIN wlTTRNBoR.I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

Do not poison your little ones with
any soothing remedy containing
opium, morphia or paregorie. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup is warranted not to
contain any opiates or anything inju-
rious 10 the infant system.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE secre.
tary Of war, upon the recommends.
ton of General Schofeld, command
ing at West Point, has dismissed six
cadets for hazing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

The Missouri legislature passed a
law making it a felony for any officer
of a bank to accept deposits in the in
stitution if he knows it to be in fail
ing condition, and imposing the same
punishment as that for stealing money.
| Upder this statute several 81. Louis
bankers are TO be tried.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

There is at least one good point IN
the usages of the New York detec-
tive force. When a prisoner is hand
euffed to an officer there is no chance
for the officer to run away Phila-
delphia Item, s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
Jewish Sabbath.

Mr.. A. L. Green, Jewish gentle
man, writes to the London Express to
correct very common mistake re-
garding the observance Of the Sab
bath. He says # According to
Jewish law and practice, intelligent
recreation and even amusements
which carry with them nothing
vicious or degrading are not only
permissible but are enjoined for the
due observance of the Sabbath. Our
reading rooms are open on the SabT
bath, and the most pious Jews take
pleasure, as we'll they may, in visiting
art galleries and museums on the Sab
bath day. We are punctilious in
regard to servile work. We would
not, for instance, permit our servants
to remain outside the church lis
tening to the neighing of carriage
horses while the devout congregation
inside were listening to the bishop
eloquently reminding his absorbed lis
tenersthat the blessing of a Sabbath day
must extend to all men alike, even ii
they are servants, and to all beasts,
even if they are carriage horses and
that theprohibition agaiastservilework
should in Mosaism be associated with
what, to us, may appear untold rigor,
is perfectly natural when We reflect
that the inhibitiOns were primarily
addressed to a nation just emaneipated
from cruel and long continued bond
age, and who, on the one hand, had to
be elevated to acknowledge ofthe digni-
ty Of labor, and to the appreciation of
intellectual culture on the other hand,
One visit to the house of an observant
jew on the Sabbath day would do
more to give Christians a clear and
comprehensive notion of the serene
and happy social influence Of the Sab
bath and the true religious character
of Jewish home-life, and how impor-
tant a place the Sabbath occupies in
Judaism, than the most graphic delln-
cation in word painting. ..,...,...
The Porter Rifles Prize Drill.
Nashville American, 16th.l
The County Courtroom was
crowded last night by the friends OF
the Porter Rifles, who had come to
witness their semi-annual prize drill
and dress parade. Captain John Z,
Chadwell, Sergeant ]. f. Dul;ng and
Robert r. Creighton acted as judges
and Lieutenant George Reyer drilled
the company.
All the contestants had joined the
company within the past four weeks
the older members having withdrawn
and declined to compete for the gold
medal, which was won and will be
worn for the next six months by j H
Yuekley. The victor was formerly {
resident of Huntsville, Alabama, ant
was an officer in a military company
there. gsoo a.. IN 4,te
The medal was presented by lieu
tenant w. II. Baskette in few en-
eouraging and instructive remarks,
The young men were very niucl
grati6ed at the presence Of so many
ladies', there being at least one hun
dred among the spectators. aeiDUH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

A Mr.. Eolbacci has invented a
method for changing the character of
wood by petrilyingit. BY this means
! it becomes understandable, at the same
time preserving Its wood-like appear
Ance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

Sixty members of Sunday-school
got lost in the Mammoth Cave, and
their lights burned out. After -four
hours Of suspense they were rescued,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

Judging from the large number OF
young physicians being ground out by
our medical colleges, we can no longer
sing, /" The world is but aud N. D.
void m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Wheat heavy
lower and active; winter, 81. Corn
weak and easier, at 36c. Oats weak
and lower 29c bid. Rye, 52c. Bar
ley and whisky unchanged. Lard
weak and lower, 5.75c. Hogs, light,
3S0@3.95c; shipping, 3.6O@38Oc;
packing, 3.25@3.6Oc; general market
30 10c lower.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
DISSOLUTION.

/ MEpHIs, Tenn, June 30, 1879.
THE firm of B. NJ. Stratton & Co. is this
J. day dissolved by limitation. The unfn-
ished business will be settled up by j. II. Mo-
0avitt, who has charge Of the assets Of the
firm, and who is authorized touse tho name
of the firm In liquidation.
I Thanks are due our numerous customers for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
and solicit a continuation Of same to the new
firm. j. II. MCDAVITT,
B. NJ STRATTON,
J. L. DUNSC0MB,
S. II. DUNSC0MB, JR.
B. NJ. STRATTON, Of the above firm, will
continue the business at the old stand, where
he will be reatr 10 serve his old friends and
patrons as heretofore.
lO4-12g R. ". sTRATTON. 981 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
ELECTION.
Notice Of Election.

RY virtue Of proclamation from His Ex-
- cellenoy Governor A. S. Marks, dated
Nay l. 1879. under an act Of the legislature
entitled AN act to settle the bonded debt OF
the State" passed March %, 1873, will open
md hold an election at all the voting pre-
cincts in Shelby county, on
Thursday, 9TH Day of August, 1879,
for the purpose of aaOrding the people of this
county an opportunity TO express their an
prOyal or disapproyal OF the terms of settle
ment proposed in said act. All those voting
in approval Of the same shall have printed or
written on their ticket the word Accepted" I"
and those opposed to the provisions Of said
act shall have printed or written on their
ticket the word Rejected
The officers TO conduct the said election will
De announced ut the polls on the day Of cleo
ton. f. l.. MCGOWAN.
llz-lSo Sheriff OF Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Flour quiet,
Xxx, S4l0G415; Xxx, %.70649O !;
family, $495@5; choice, s5.O5@5.2O.
Wheat lower; No. ? red, 9S@98lc ;
Corn dull at 343c. Rye nominally
4S!c. Oats lower at 294c. Whisky
steady at Sl.O5. Pork lower nomi-
nall $3.50. Bulk meats dull and
lower Bacon easier; shoulders, 4s@
4.l5c short clear sides, 5.60c; short
rib, 5.274c. Lard nominally SIC.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17

CINCINNATI, July 17.-Flour steady
Wheat dull and lower. at 95c@S1.
Corn and oats unchanged. Whisky
firm, at S1.04. Provisions dull and
lower. Pork, 1926. Lard 5.85c.
Bulk meats $40, 430@@4sc. Bacon
4. 5.05.@5.30.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-17
NEW YORK

New YORK, July l7.-Money easy
at 23C93c. Sterling, steady. Bar
silver, ll3lc. Subsidiary silver coin,
s@Bc discount. Governments firm
and unchanged. Railroad securities
are steady. State bonds dull. Stocks
strong and higher, with Granger and
coal stock leading in the advance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13

Or ecKvhncS the CGre-SfrEarUns
0r= -rh% rssIh 20 slEog 90 v-~
E.SD>o Sse-ck - c~onSE-tiy sESehsrz
OH lEaEzASs rizh ruis zs.1ph1acL
tor-S ADG-s sn-a De>Efhu-led eI-
Pre~1aos - hllax a=s. fhE -nEeA
q Ez-ezie1 -3e. the b~S t+snS cornn-
sally AEAss - H-oESFd Anz~e.
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D1rs aya.lEnt EiDikF-osnces Ais-rsr
So E1s GaP Cd n-;zsaor- SShSiiy'
q tn]s< n-r,i -Er.sa sound
5occ-ps- >sprfEnS casvezk:ion. .
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TET lrseDzs. Il t5s nE5s-5:y u
SEssh TIE r-y EErFukoUa III AZ
la PoAs-l na-F vszs Esssssd created
SINE szTP- n, TIT i is readily sI3lEir-
AID. y Ibs Lk4 III; dua=- ;5s Latte:
s-sEes q tie 6sbE.e As EPuhlssas
prEcaz-T LbEa5zosi al s5utryTeE
concerning tie Ds-:s G tLs proposed
;spstL. Az s0a6B@d isa- o~bj-raJ1s 70
re o@hoi " vA1b IL EEs 70 u ~
ey-pzEs.d Hence tks G-es1bAefsr.
q EPzhEsE- ProeliTitiHs rst5y united
VIII Democrats On tbs proposition,
WITH Il Is alleged I private Ends-stE-d-
ing that Lbsy shall be gwen = tHir uPpor-
tEnIty On Monday after rsIt 70 intro
dpet bops Of their financial measures.
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GErIz Improvements are reported to-
dEy IN tbs ibeiin. Of the Sierra Nevada
I'D EoDs Aps roek IL shown O. the
STREETS The rock il peculiar add con-
tsius much Durs gold than silver. One
Essay gave neatly SID IN gold and Tsp
Iittls siiTe-. The Indications are tha,
the workings arg entsring E ts~ tOrzps,
ton winch is Isry 1eh in gold kni that
she whole incline is pluDEio ~ into ;hi,
kind OF rock. ]; is wholly unnecessary
70 enlarge uPOs the importance 0! thi.
formation, whether i: proves to be . new
one or NJ eastern extension Of the ore
body preUio1klY eSeouHtred.-GsIc
HI SerG.
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4 An TKEha-9s AsyEt<A sEys=
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dirr serrio. and % make Al EnBrLLH
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wEHuY aED IKrHnHDsEI.


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- ni.ing Sc6ons h TIE Dos1bsn
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pAaAi.g fhe DeeoeiA1oes Dou E1aax @
Sos ~ PsrrhAss b Hr- Nsny sd
oGkrn 4 eeEd~zan TO hAs nect.aly
arrived In tevn f-O-S TIA. s~e6sn q
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b Lookinz rsSEfsky vel. nss fhKi Z
p.rrhaSed by Merry + Cs-.;bs sSrE q
sinking VII be Y7ks=a Abess Hs pFsGy
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worked At ;ls Bzs Jseiss ziD-- Ts
INV is ael:zsE. hrvss--E.5 II .k51a
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pse&ns Is gyng e1a tSs DsiESz5ai
snd - SPA Is TIE kills ne SeE q
S0u, Il "a ~<1r+ets6 la. -Erss- a
n<u iacS60zs MI BE zLse- ColrEtEs
sd Bal K-a B.E- promise - u Ers1g
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4 Eszb- q Pr,-FessoGE AL miners
via tia so--D<5os v0h 81 tbtr
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IsDILsE. Ibo are believed 70 Be strAy-
Cling SiouI and GrosTsBtres, from the
noth are rEidipg the YeEozEione.
They rad of all the whites in the Ticin-
iiy Of TerrJ's Landing on the yellow.
stone into the military posts and eaptur-
ed all the bors.s and cattle. johnson
and steArr's hozte in the valley wEs
attacked by q band Of seven Indians.
johnson sGs killed aud Stesrns bAdIy
wounded. Another band Of Indians rSr
OF all tbs stage stock. Troops have
been sent out from Port Custer and tive
comPsuies 20 from For. Eeogh in PzI,
slit.
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TH following Hsls E-s firm tbs
Tyre BEE If 5sa--SE5 lkst:

Tu following Hsrs Ess firm tbs
Tyto BEz os 5st-rsSy ihst:
Ths nfI. Ed nas frnEcs E-s sill
running ~ nsnEL The pen were paid
On The Ena q ~ n-ush which ~: ON.
siderable oosn iuto crrEiEss0n- Ltils
evrhdeDes, bovsTsT, is t1FFssse1 IL
che PeEnsnsDes Of Ire present susDgs-
nezt Ena . CREST nKny are leaving
Typo
TBcSdEy morning kb0zi2 O'Clock 4:
commenced 70 rEip'h15 s1E3ily eoDtin.
ued far about Is b0uu; giving ID.
psEehsd Earth q tboTUEgh soaking and
doing tina CectIon u eopHuy .h1asaDds
Of dollars SO1h CT goo5- We had sew.
srAI showers during the week. and that
which has already fallen ipsures . fAI,
erop,And good feed CT the cattle rangss.
Three men in this camp bad notices,
With the oLpinous signature Of col served
upou them during tie week. requiring
them 70 leave toEn within "a hours.
But a. all three expressed g arm dster
minAsion 10 do no sueh thing. and ih.
proceeding did not meet tho approval
Of . majority Of the citizens. COZ tool
water aud withdrew the notices"
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TIE poet. in ordinsy-Or Ornsry
pos-oit the Virginia Chronicle discovers
. peculiar taste in tho selection Of sub.
jeets upon which TO dart the sciniiIls-
lions Of his dazzling genius. The fol-
lowing Is the result a one Of his oeca-
sionsl eruptionI. and The proyocstioD
for thus stopping oTer VAS merely a
suiit Of the atmosphere Of Judge Kno1's
court during q recent trial Of "vass"
and opium dolts recently soooped ia by
the police in 3 raid upon Chinatown:
There cane = tDost euItDiiss tHEnBes.
EI~odDg from druhks Eod Tsyrtnts-
80 Ais the scent II summer rose
With Esfhyrs rafi seToss ne inosr:
Bsi thAs ts-rife Eleii vkach 6ovs
Prom out . tzdiy btstea ssw.E.
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4baut II c'c50eE las SE.--dry --Ii
rs sa.c E-E1y- Et2u- - Ae employ
q Eoos Br1cbs-. EEs passing down
TE!l1z S-ssI ta.z~-a c And y. ssEzs
E-EsEsa kytA-= n-EE-Ut@5Rpcfe5
down EaS -obs-a q L rE!r.tls csl5
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las Fs=s5n NJ F-E-ey. dLEuao5
sto5s vs-s y vEls vAch ks eE--5s5
= tas Insz5s pocket q u. Tss- 81
az ratbs-- Vs-s IvErE e Ts tsz. Is
ssE III G-5uEs LIS o5E- nj ress -
Ez tie valet To ssy tks l=. "a
Er=! sai5 Ec- Il tsE s-ses v=s alive
s[la F.cgls II ia Eg--Fos4yt-
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TEE Bitter Sfah. is informed by
Brick Palmer that q ledge, ranging
from twenty-five 70 city feet in width.
has been discovered about twelve miles
doe north Of old Camp Scott, in the
Paradise Mountains. This discovery
bas created great ereisement in Paradise
- ~ broteD 90 the Groupings assays
tia5 IN silver and $1,000 in gold 10
the ION. Tso c%iaitos, called respective.
~ the EibsB Allen aBl tho Emma were
tested ~ the ~disoo,erers. and several
claims bsfs since been located by
cbers.
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TnZ Carson APPsai is responsible for
the following:
"a young gentleman Who is very
fond Of children, while playing with -
little two yesr-old girl in the perlor Of
one Of our hotels Sunday evening, said,
Il wonder how much Your maumn
would soil you for?. The an
Swered for the daughter. saying, Tell
him ] would not take 500, 900 for you.'
Tho young gentleman replied that he
would sell her for $50 900. An old gen.
tlemaD who was present, remarked,
Young man. IL I were You I would not
sell any babies short Why asked
the the baby ~fancier. Because re.
piled tho old gent, who evidently under.
stood the ways Of tho world, Because
when you gs, ready 10 fill ynrr 'shas:s'
yon might have TO do IL with some othor
mans stock don't you seer"
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In Phoebe E--s q "a 5h p5a:s
lie s0syvzrv t--- =. Sur--n1-n5-r:
Cd the EsED0ai i Ey=
RssTAs na-@ass - -r EaL
= AID E-8R1s tb+ 1Is al nils
NEDs o-S1rIuoas - lBoE vel rf a.
pIsA O-s Ezz@1.s Eo- tts nah
4 NE& Ssg ,s-E E-s-Ss. Essay sl55
F@- tn Hrg= - m-.Ez 81 is
Lzor-. rs Openings = III. aas Et NJ
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15=srt p9lrts oos-Cc th-l sou-h
ga. Al K-s isrt4E-vT1h -ood pros
P--Ss e Eazns n1s oGs Il ~ g tbsa-
VI sEre = F5sss 5=5rrha ma -togv
IL sssa-l i.z-i Cp5 f9Uuh I-rslS Up
-Elst sazIsE@inz -s1-n al sseEsLs Al
looiIns VII EssEEs -Ens. TN 50 -
$3.50 F@- tgH We E-s Shipping Ls,Su;
tEo t1ns r 5Ey - IL HllzssE I'm
- witch - PEt-r II v.L Fave roE
ED9u fvs1t! f=e1 e vs-H- 20 tLEs UE7
IPees - have !; IL 81 y 1s sh -
- instant
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13

~ lie :1s-aE AI2 zr-n IT, body q
Dzz1! y. s=5Erza, VIZ u.s. k5u-a IL
IT, Railroad u:E@. E--s% TEesday.
..s !zry rsszlzi = verde, H.; - one
~Es - t!s-ss ,ll sov ems a oom-
uuEeEGo- 70 lie SeE-Gl from 34=
ho5y EA5 clan 70 Le cgr-iz=ai q 81!
;b= ts-tz. EEi=z rsz1s - t5I!uE-:
lie 49, o-s e TIE ss-cul large ioai
Ct usn =bo were lowered - the BY
!oo: lsrsl. Tas cage stopped ES0GI
ia4vs feet Ebyvs The station level. shsE
I-o balls were given 10 lover b cage
20 the station level, DC; ID Attention
Va paid TO the Ivo bells rEIg. The
men On the ezge bezzn - set Of, AMI
!o=T Of TIE 81 men g: -. AMI - Dan
Sullivan. the Eth man. vas in the &C.;
Of getting OF, the ecg!a=er, w!tA = sud
den jerk, aud 9Th tie speed " light
ming. hOisisd the caSr. w!:h ;he hII:E
nAE % II, 10 tEe s~uTi-cs, catching poor
Sullivan be;Tsea the platform Of the
cage and the cEEbiug Of ;ac shaft. and
pulled bis !~iis!ess body up L the 100
foo; station. ybeT". ia Easing. Ia.
msngled body Sa- ir~ed from tie cage.
Anl dropped ~ into The sgTap o; the
bottom O; the shaft, Sullivan Vas taken
oat, L sLlpeles, mrss q humanity.
TIE Gen e: he station v,rfr jos; ..aon,
TO get iulo the cage, uEd IN \ lew Seq
0ads Y"rg, Instead Of ou= victim. ~e
might lave had foar ~ Eve.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13

THE.T burglar. Monday nigh, entered
the store Of Mason Bros, sl3 spd 3I5
Commercial street. San Francisco. They
Gu, open the safe and ~ere in the act Of
EbsirGc.ing the eouteuis when they were
surprised By The police and captured.
They proved 70 be John Curry AliAs
Bull" Thomas Edwards alias" Cock
nsy,"snd william McGrAib alias" Billy
Cost" All are old OFFENDERS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13

Ter R<,o Ge-=-> fEzzshs tAs foa-
iSv=nS haooznf q h- t--eri Ga
WEALTHY Chinese gambler vso &s3 -
iAKi place che dEy lAs: week
N. eogPse was lad oE; n eEsESIA
tro ross- AID O-= -xS. dressed rs =;
ihs FOO; Of The COLA kDi 81 E-r3
Do1-Ds-s fsefGnE ~ -EEL WI
A-urD5 IL About 2 o-ciOck Tie P-ac-
HOn EK-tHi- FSrz c<es the his
band followed kyE Chi-KnEc h.sE-ag
lo.f Akrss red bEuDs-- Five =Gs
ChinE-osn bearing smaller tEcs va
inscriptions SF.sn She= zane EI Sss
thea the holding hlarE p-uIaHs q tns
hsE-ss sIth Pete CoDEosk &1vs-s II
Psrson- Behind the krEzs@ xElIns,
c1as ths h-5chs- q lie 5-=Ess5 s=r
Fa-s5 ~ tvO Chaz1sZ Es va $50
l0vet ~ TIE 6eN5 z=aH-s We -
Est-ssSvho vlk-i dang u - s:osk-
ias !esL with hgEsl hsE3 hey frame
shEE=rc Ssih suSA r-G-S ss-ssG o
tEo OthG Ca5aEvaEga- 4ssaT forty
Chinese fee Essa=S. - wife Lu-S-.
with A>ts oS E-a 1e- heads saG-al-i
VIII pieces % rs5 ela;h. -G-rhia. 80
y two. sE7s mex :a-Lgw=5 b i5- En-
ere CAines= uLs PupElzsioz Il double
Ele- TIE Chinese hz1E h-oZzti - TIE
tsl c: tie P-->5e, with iresus=; E-a
t-=ca-5Erf strains o.! barbara Ez&>
oGi Ii u. c-U-i.Ty The crowd 49, -
Er-ss ana crowded a. 80 eagerly that
OILY = fev eazI5 SO ANYTHING Il tie
cs-.Du,irs |Eta III ea5a - Low
s-e5 ITO LIE s-Ev-, lbs ~ -lcurreas
iE-sv tsr@ssly=s 81 istls EE=s o. .
IA; oeL- II Ls5 troks IatS L sGll that
yo Ii zsEss GySc- de I: envy. 4 l.;
81 ;ruI And p=Syi-o=s we're ;zkea oct
- g-Gss - IT, nave Tss IEdiaDs
wee vsry -u& I-i=rs,-- ~ The d.
play Oas 9; 4eG, VEo Vs. cGEioG.
II - tie Tara gzsre5 81 TIE rsp-.eE,
CAIHAuG's Fgzrh 81 TGLs:"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-13

TEE Tybo Ssn Is very neAiIy correct
sbsh Is observes that " The papers, not
sioBs 81 this Btatc. bu, Of the entire
TsiSs coSsi, and Of all political bues,
r?fsk 81 the late Ex-Governor Bradley
IN terns Of the highest praise, and de-
pjefs his death as = lovs 10 tho Pacific
SIops. ss well as 70 Nevada"
The tfsascsBdent genius Of tho Enter.
Pre-, Obituary departmsn, vas not taxed
70 any eyt.bt.