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The New York herald., 1879-02-14

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NfORRELLS FIRST CLASS STORAGE WARE
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trunks cases pianos, valuabIes, NC. Moving boxing
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done. All ut low rates.
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tnre pianos baggage and goods of description
lowest rates; shipping, boxing aud packing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
e THE LATEST rRIgMPH
AFTER MONTHS OF LABOR AND PREPARATION.
HAVE PRODUCED A NOVELTY IN AMERI-
CAN PRINTING. STYLED

GARD PATCHWORK.
TIE DESIGN is UNIQUE THE ENGRAVING PER;
CONSIDERED BY THE TRADE GENERALLY TO BE
DECJDEDLY THE FINEST EXHIBITION EYER PRO
PANY HAVE APPLIED FOR A PATENT
IT'S INTRODUCTION INTO THE MARKET HAS
CAUSED A WIDESPREAD EXCITEMENT AND ADMI-
RATION. AND THERE is AIREApY VERY LARGE
DEMAND BY ALL DEALERS. 1T Is NOW FOR SALE
BY ALL JOBBERS AND RETAILERS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
II THOMAS ST, NEW YORK.
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Rai pslREundl.

John Williams, Of NJ, und Valley,
arrived in towafrom his ranch, last
evening. and is attending TO business in
town to day.
Colonel Moore, having failed TO draw
a prize at the judicial lottery held IN
the Court house, this morning, will
return TO Carson by the train In the
morning.
Henry, Familiarity known as Hank
os'Eourn, of Cort.z z, who inns been ON
a two months tour in England, returned
10y the train this morning and stopped
over here to-day. Un his way home. He
Is in excellent health, and says no had
n very pleasant trip.
Counselor Il. II. Lindsay. better
know rs Bob Lindsay. Of Virginia
City, arrived here fron the Cpmstock.
by the train Inst evening": he il here To
attend to n case in the District Court.
II Is curreHtly reported that Robert has
a few Of 'ctn along with i'm to swap
with the boys provided he is OLE ell
anything like II reasonable trade.
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RAlsnAKRRdl.
COMMITTEES

Miss Fanny Rogers returned from
Tuscarora by stage last evening.
Mrs. Hunter will deliver her lectufo
Mt the Court house at 80 this evening
thUse who wish to know what they all
dol how and why? can ascertain by at.
tending,
~ 0otefnor Bradley returned from
the Hot Springs yesterday. apdis now
Mt the residence Of his sou.in Law, Dr.
Henderson. His condition il slightly
improved and II is confidently believed
that the present pleasant weather will
materially eondace to his recovery.
Today is the exact cotthtefpart Of
yesterday; bright, Unlmy and Spring.
like. The doors OF residences and bus.
lness houses are thrown wide open to
admit the genial atmosphere, and al
who have a few niuutes spare time
embrace the chance to elevate their
pedal extremities toward the zenith and
bask in the glorious sunshine. Even
The stoieal Shoshone is stirred to tLs
depth Of his nrimpfessibie nature, aud
exhibits n drHteo Of animation never
manifested eIeeT1 ON very gre coca.
Hons; .rn
Mr.. Thomas Short, Of 1lubJ Valley,
q regular subscriber 10 tire ~IspEpESD
ANT, informs us that he receives his
paper only ENTHUSIASTICALLY, which
isolated ms he Is at home, is u source
Of tnrni'isnied annoyance, ~ the
paper is regularly mailed Al this Office
here, the trouble IL somewhere along
the rouio between Eiho and his place.
Whoever Ia responsible for the fact Of
The papers o n.Arrirsl 4, its destination,
will confer a special favor by discon.
tnunig TO obstI net It's transit. II any
son. OLA pop gun, tov ffeSn TO buy =
paper Of his own, Is gopbling Toms.
be can have oue sent him gratuitously
by furnishing his name TO this office.
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~. 4. Freeman and Nife and n. W.
Broua and wife departed Z The uesi
yesterday. Mr.. Hieenan informed as
that he intended visiting the State Cspi.
tai and would be absent from Elko s1v-
raj weeks.
Col. J. b. Moore, Deputy Warden Of
the State Pri,on. Sho was one Of the
parties dnwn upon The Grand Jury for
the present term Of Court came up from
Caraoo by the train la,t night. The
Col. looks fresh and youthful ~ usual,
aud reports everything running smooth.
ly among the Stats's Ruests ct the Hot
Springs. From him We learn that J..
J. Billings, who vent down FROM here
on . promise Of a posi- ion at the prison.
has been appointed nisht.guard. aud
IN discharging the duties satisfactorily.
Miss Ella Moody. whose pleasaD,
manner n agreeable disposition has
made for her hosts Of friends here dur
ing about = years residence among us,
will take her departure for her old
home in San Jose. California. b. the
train ( ; morrow morning. The regrets
GLOWING this resolution. are numerous,
nor are they confined to those Of the
feminine gender. II Is hoped. however
that the young lady gill again favor
this sage brush section with her pres.
ence. Notwithstanding tho VASTLY super
irr physical attractions vf the garden
Of the Golden State.
Judge Flsck, Major Dennis and VI. z.
Haynes arrived from San Fruncisco. via
CarsonC City by the train Saturday night.
When tue latter left here about the
close Of November last, his visit to the
Western slope Of the Sirrras was merely
u fOrlUrn hope. his pilgrimage upon this
earth being generally regarded on its
last mile, aud speculation was rife as to
whether lie would reach the summit
ere the grim and ine1ornbla conductor
would demand his last "ch,ck;'' but
after au absence Of three months, he re.
turns sound us n tTivet aud fresh ms n
daisy, L" prove the utter falibiIiiy OF all
prOhphecy. and the tenacious toushness
Of an uugudly 'I3eT.
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f~l. Ei.A-A s-..rL.L,- can.
O0atH.

During his recent vi>it to Carson
City. II. r. Hayn--throsvh whom
this county's qu'.A u youns ish from
United States comMta~inn-r. II. a..
Psrk,r, las beeu successfully distriLnt
ed-Visit.d the state Hatchery. ard
during the time. Was pres-ntrd By AR.
T. J. Tenant. the Commissioner'a Sec-
Rotary. Nth . rare curiosity, In the
shape Of twin fishes, peculiarly united.
- . cabinet specimen. Mr.. Tenant
states that but four cabinets in America
and three in Europe, have an, thing Of
u similar character, aud the recipient
OF so rare n specimen is proportionately
proud Of his possession. and grateful
to the donor. The hsh are Of
the McCloud river SALMON variety, and
were retained by Mr. Tenant Ell
Pressly fax presentation 10 our
Elko antiquarian. The promp-
titude aud efficiency display
oil iu the proper disposal Of the
fish sent here, by Mr.. Haynes, has been
fully appreciated by the Commissioner,
an ! u quota Of the 200, 900 salmon
tout now in the hatchery ut Carson,
will ut the proper time, be sent by Mr..
Parker, to his care. Through the let.
tiers Of both the Commissioner aud Mr..
Tenant, received here, we know that
this county's full proportion Of young
hsh has been duly for warded, received
nnd properly distributed in our streams.
Mr.. Parker Is n p,turol ally Of the
sportsman. aud where u lively interest
Is manifested ia the profitable
work VI stocking our streams, such 10
calIty will always receive it's full share
81 attention at the hands Of the Com
missioner. for Us tue work Of the r=ceiv-
lug agents is purely gratuitous, they
eau only DO aetunted 10y n desire to ben
eft the country Ly adding to the wealth
VI lis streams.
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I0cAl AND STATE MEMS.
tFcon s..uri.y's Daily.l
0AAAAEaAAl.

L-#
AlteFuAle rain, saOS I'D saAshihe,
% day.
81 Saunders. In company With tuo OF
three other parties, passed through by
trNia last evening, on his way 70 Lead
vile. the new Dorado.
The select COMMITTEES Of the Assem-
bly, report that log, rolling and bull.
doing are prominent industries at the
State Capitol. 1t in certainly not : o
lie inferred from this that any Of the
''IIon's'' arc tarred with that stick?
The Till granting = franchise for .
railroad is"m this place Ia Tuscarora,
hSs iuss been vetoed by the Governor.
On the ground that the act constituted
special Legislation. There IL no ueces-
Sity Tor u railroad leading North. just
nov, anyhow.
Two men named respectively Cook
aud Mcdonald, have Lreu arrested and
bound over Ia await the action Of the
nett Grand Jury ia Eureka County. on
- cuarSe Of having committed the To.
cent robbery Of l.. 1. HoSls's place at
PaliSade.
1t affords Us pleasure to
that the waters Of the Sulphur Springs
are proving uf grent benefit TO eI.Gov.
ernor Bradley whose health. under
present treatment, Is rapidly improv-
lug.
ID. Ii. Haskell arrived here from San
Francisco. by train last night aud re-
niGined over to-day. We are glad To-
learn from him that he has become.
completely cured 81 the neuralgia pains
In the head, from which he had suffer-
I'll acutely for a long time past, and that
lie IL nov in better health than lie has
lad for years.
The Eureka Lsddrr reports that work
has been Renewed GU the Lee mine,
situated ia ltaiIroad district, on the
west side Of the mountain. The pro.
p-rty has PASSED inIo the hAnlI Of y I'll
Francisco men. aud ore assayinr from
go to Si25 pr ton. has already been
taken ont. A car loud sent To Salt
Lake for reduction has yielded very
satisfactorily, mud the owners are much
Encouraged. Should their Present
hopes bo rruliz-d. tn rc is u good prns.
pet that N n.ill u replace the one
t'ken fro II the mine. will he built this
sdiniu,r.
As n stratrgist. Arthur Lowe has
proven Lius-if worthy 81 "A position at
the very nr"I 81 the pinnacle Of fame.
for the Hdruit mauu,r in which hu
this morning ci'cumyeut-d the superla.
lively ski!lful mancur-rs 81 n contu.
InAci"u- female. who for months past,
has bnillrd all efforts Ia make s-T,ic.
"f u summoiS uI"n her. in ~ tau suit.
IL was cruel To take Advantage OF -
Lone, lorn woman ly attacking the only
vulnerable point 1" hcIIueticnl sciu.
n Oh; bat then the law must be ,iudi.
gated.
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AnlmnRnAAl.

The Grand Jury is sill In st ssion to.
day.
To day Is ms pleasant rs May. and
e~very,hing's brilliant and gny-How's
that, Hey'
J. 3. Cnthpbell and young Green.
berg, Of HSlleck. came down by the
train last evening, and at last accounts
we've being indicted In the fascinating
science Of "Big Pede.''
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Free Lecture.

Mrs. Hunter, who is highly spoken
Of az u lecturess, viii. deliver Is discourse
ut the Court house her subject being
" They all do it," "Who shalt We
blame2" The lady will also give
some select readings, together with a
rendition Of the "..Mnniao" M given
by the renowned Mrs. Siddons.
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sinte last Fridays

einee last Fridays
jaU.n Ham-l To Thomas C..chiin, ~
feet in Ill h%ortb-astefls aS.haon II
Grand Deposit. Tuscar'rn Mining lis
triet: Consideration. ss0:
Caihtiue "A. Jthnisuh tu khiA Naia.
testa. lot UI rdst -i,is VI Main street,
TuScatuta. fniisiieiatioh. St,U.
". f. Jefferson to 81. &. itUiiehad. LIT
IL block l. Elku. Considerations. $75U.
!. Al uraiism aid wife u H,rhak.isun
Bros. lot i3 rhi premises known as
Graham II tel, rnscnfutA. CUhsid-Ia.
Sl.2Uj IL.
W. II. Morse Ia fhonaS ri. r"skhiH
100 ieet In Iiaitlef niiHt GUod Huis
District. Consideration. $500.
z. T. II ,riesty to Ch,s. Adams. AL
ministtatUt, u fecunveysuee Of tile pro.
petty be.uusihg ID the eslsts u A, A.
kniesley. deerhsed,
Chas. AdAuls to Il. Phillips. property
IS above.
L. Phillips 70 Cha.. Alams. recon.
teJing the s-,ns
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Iron rAur.a.,.. D.ily.I


6r~sA SarS ntesrt.
Exc. f.bruaty g.. 1879.
H.n. y. m. L1soL, D!sitiet tsSy, ~
"a. S.-sstk Disfrief.
Dear Ssr-we the Grasd tufS for tho
February term OF 1879 beg I<Asc To sab
nit the following ~ our report and beg
leave TO be discharged:
We have found one true hill for muf.
der, ignored one charge for murder. Ia.
hored one charge for grand larceny. iH-
uored one charge obtaining goods under
false pretenses, We also herewith beg
leave to haud you reports GU public
buildings and public highways. All
Of which Is respectfully submitted.
A. W. GrDSkr. Foreman.
J.. r. EDofT. Clerk.
m BUILDINGS.
Your Committee ON County Build.
ings respectfully submit the following
report: We have visited the hospital
md found everything about the estab-
lisbtneit neat and orderly. The pl.
tieutsi Ave in number, state that they
are we'll treated unl receive I'LL the care
aud ~utlebtiun that their conditions de-
maud. Thu building is. however. Ell.
tirely too small aud We would reeum-
mend its enlargement md RECONSTRUCT
ton ut an expense moi to exceed fifteen
hundred OIL two Thousand dollars.
The County Jail We find entirely I'M
bit for thep purposes for which il Wis iu-
tended. 1t is buddy arranged for the
safe keeping: Of prisoners; is badly
ventilated and the defective sewerage
from the privy vault renders it totally
unfit for human habitation Public
policy, humanity aud economy alike.
demand the construction of a new Jail
and We earnestly recommend the pas.
sage Of u Legislative act enabling the
County Commissioners To issue bonds
for that purpose. All Of which is res
peclIully submitted.
j. II. TARER,
J.. ]. joSEs,
THOMAS SHORT,
JOAN II, - xSIs,
L. A. WILLARD.
We, the Committee vu Highways,
after IN examination OF the streets and
alleys Of the county seat, find them in
A. 80 ,Al onal, " ~1. 5000
bly, he expect, d.
Your Committee recommend that the
Board Of County Commissioners take
action looking to the removal of al
obstruction upon the Telegraph OF Hill
Beachy road at it's crossing Of the South
Fork. With the understanding that he
would at his " cost, make another
crossing equally as good Al the original.
w. T. Crane has been permitted
to fence across the old one; but he hav-
ing failed to comply with his agreement,
thereby causing unnecessary i%nconven-
fence and cost to heavy teams travelling
that route the privilege granted should
be promptly witbdrawbr
We also recouimeid that \ fond be
opened from Camp Hnlleck 10 Elko. by
the route already laid out and travelled
by light teams As follows: Past the
T Inches Of .. NJ. and A. S. Dorsey
thence to Dutch Nick's and Carson's
ranches OH Lamuills creek; thence Oh II
direct line to Elho, Bridges should
also be placed across Rabbit creek and
other streams OH the line Of said road,
wherever necessary.
AMOS RuAcH.
A. S. DUnsEI. -
john CRUCkEn, "
MAURICE HEALT,
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AdV-r,is-a i.-ISrr List

Following is list nf unclaimed let
t"r- REMAINING in this Office February
18th. 1879.
Ash, Mis-. Katie Cutler, Leonard
Howe. W III. Jones. A. l..
kr"ger, Hriinr Ledic, C..
O'Brinp. John Srltner. Crlina
Smith. Mrs. e. q. Sniler. Chns.
Tracy. Chas. T.. Taylor. Geo. W.
q. W. Hull, L. 81.
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Depot Hotci Arrivals.

Depot Wotcl Arrivals.
Frank Chase. Wells.
l.. II. WnrdvlIs.
II. W. Parsons. Stockton.
A. 4 Kohlund, Sacramento.
Jas. Mckee. Huntington.
!. u. Able, Halleck.
Lyman Bridges, Battle Mountain.
Robcr, Chalmers, Coloma.
Thomas Greenwood. Gimp Hallcek.
~. Campbell,
&. Greenberg,
William Henry. New York.
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From Tuo~iay's Daily J

Depot HoieI Arrivals.
II. II. Lindsay, Virginia.
y. 4. Brickcll, Truckec.
n. +. Hardesly, South Fork,
r.. ". Hubbard.
}. y, Williams.
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Th- fIiU~inS n ~ ~ a. skrvi-S
eivrn an A~coahf - the sekhk dANsAihA
ser p ~ C~.Snacoaia:
ftoHi pAs>eax~n Who Z ~ u %
lA.l -vvniAE'a sAAkc Vt LeAra ,Aal .
sehos. sh.-stihR Hnnis tSSA ta..s Al
corauenpiA t--,srd-y hUfnlAt. UAirA
will tr~'tiattt f-.ait 10 tAs d-.lh II
SA:h Mccoy. Il ..tli. ifvxA ~h.t
eodid b entA-ftd tfUtA Saf ihh0tis .Aia
thai b..i feelings hare existed bet0..n
NeCut anil Geo, Wsh+Aeld. tut
they hsi m .Hvsy c~JhVtl.1linh t..-
terday. Ahd whsn Mccoy tuld Walr.
nsld To go N ard ..h--a hini..af." hs
did ~. c,.min. bAeh Sith aH-eiIs suu,
and upon -"couhterinS Mccoy. r"-
eeired n shos from = pistol &hieh to.'t
effect in his tight w. Ne t.tatS.d
the hte pruhp,ly; AhG.,tihn Mccoy
th,ough the laH lung. The uufdrtua.
ate msh Mas tahrn cafe ~, but n the
time the Stage lift II HAa ,huaeh, hp
could hat live until lAst night. Tn
Is the irs, eight that has disturt.-l the
Peac. Of Cornucoi.is fur = hing tin.s.
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MARHtE

REHsH .~-YoCHa In Eureka. New. We'd:
nesda February 18th. lsIo. Mt. George
lieiisii-~. VI ElkU. " Mts sasiI YVune, u
u ~ltuUiit.
wRiGHt-HtthAkii-iH catiH. r.srus.y Sth,
l57v. ny q. ". Crawford. ,. r.. sahos
WriRht to EinruA BullAId,
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Arrivals at Depot Hotel.
J. Is. Moore. Carson.
j. II. Tnber. Wells.
John Croker.
A. e.. Manley. bullion.
ID. +. Huot,n. Huntington.
j. W. Knight, CarIiu.
Miss Emo.
j. j.. Kiukead. Tuscarorn.
Nick Ham.
l.. A. Willard, Cornucopin.
l.. e.. Dorsey.
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HEFoRE YOU START

On n trip by rail or stage get General
Accident Policy In n, T,ar,isrsS which
had SO, 600 insured on eishI Of the vic.
tins Of the Ashtnbula Catastrophe $40.
600 ut New HamburgS S2O.OOO nj An
COLA; $4,000 ON the Steamer N,,i.: andl
large sums In oth'r disasters n y rim
lar chnractek a foiiey costs but little
and Tho Agent win wfto oro nj short
notice. No Medical Examination rc.
CURED; or buy nm Insurance ticket for
rs cents securing $4,000 insurance; or
si5 weekly indemnity for injury.
H. 81. GH.Sr. Agent.
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4 rrIvaIa.

This evening from the north were
Geo. Lee Bri, II. Maniry. - Me-.
Aiist-r. r. Hinen, S. Mitchell. ". Vii.
SON and Mrs. Quirk.
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Mrs. H. Tougrei and son. Carson
Johu Brook. California.
II. 4. Batcbclder. San francisco.
u. l.. Higgins, Chicago.
a.. ". Morley, Tuscarora.
WIN, Gkeeou,
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Arrivals.

Last night were q. J. Jcfrrisa. Miss
J ssic Ieatos, NJ. Casey and J.Gleason.
To night. Rachard Palmer.
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n-,,,,...
The following explain. i..-lf.

n" ne Ho"o'a1is S,"sts's Esd .i''es.
bishsos II HIko comfy Nsrsds:-we the
nndersigneh nlem'rfs al The GTand
Jury al the February term VI the DID
'r'cs Court OF Tho oer-nth Judicial
District OF the otaie of Nevada Sonld
respectfully rePresentto you'll
AhA' ! oar opanion u Will mot O. 70
inc sd'ant'ge OF DIX county, 10 have
Inc Legislature OF Nevada pass any Law
changing the present rates ot freight
cnAISeu oy tne Sehus FScinc IkAiIfvAd
company or ~ u Eureka and Pali-
Saue l"iiroad company those being
the ONLY roads ID which We are directly
interested or the rates Of which affect
U.s. itis well known 10 you That form
lug ana inc 'ais'ns Of i've stVeh are
very important INTERESTS ia mis- county
an" Se "eie'e 'n"' viii pe mPossi
o'o 20 make any material change IN the
ia'es nov cnaISeu 'pa' VIII Dement, our
PeoPie'nhu stii' NOT 10 great injury land
even ihJus'ice' 10 those engaged IN
the Two A'u"S OIL business above men,
'ioheu'
~ IN our opinion th"t should the
r"'es o' ireight nov charged be mate.
many 'oNefeu" "ou'u result IN the
plac''ea' u~eS'ructioh oi tie grain grow
i"S 'n'eies' III EiAo county, ior tue rea-
'"h 'n"' gram can oe produced IN Cali
'o'"'" "Hu 0An owing 10 Ihihese anu
Ao'"'n iaoo'' nnu 'aid uowh In ELK
o'u"'S io' ieSS 'nan the cost oil pro-
mere transportation charges
Ae INC h"'ur0 VI a tarih which los
'ei'' eneo"i"seS anu protects this very
"uuSi'' "''nou "hich Il
-.
VI '''S was
q "neh Tue
'o"''e' rates. ou o"riryi
IL 'no'e eo"nee'eu with
"e' '"eh "P"u 'he
up''' anu LUIS was only
I'VE 'ehuouS enoI's
e" III tue RESTORATION oi the
~ h'hnei I"'eS upon grain from
S"''orh's anu O'ah.
LUG "en'fn' racine now ships cattle
y" '"'ouS points III Eiko county to
'"ne'Sco NJ from Sii' 70 STU per
'a io"es' r"'es Propo 'ed
~ NC nAeu oS in" would allow the CON-
P""' o"ouo'e "nu even treble this
"o"e "ou'u completely
oS '"S very important Industry.
" 'APe''eu In"t IL The
oupei'eu oy law
o' ~ one P~"r''cu'"t' IL
"'"'' ''se' Vi III HS nights To
UP III aho'het'
~ eo"pei the Eureka and Pnlisade
- 'is''
-,
% s,on -.
....,---I.
III n,o,,r.., - ~.
liu. cha, m,,L.,
IL the year 1878 EIko county pro-
duced eight thousand tons Of grain and
two thousand tons Of hay. The net
value OF these two articles for that yeur
was the sum Of S5JU.OOO aud the cattle
Ii agricultural Interests Of this county
pny more in taxes than all other inter-
es's except the railroad.
bT complying with the above request
We do nut believe that you will violate
any pledges which you made to the
people o! this county before election
On tue contrary will do them q gIeat
service
r.. j lnnn4. GrnIFN.I GN.al
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Arrivals.

From Tho north this evening were
Dave johnson, J. ". Graham and q
Chipanap,
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Wepnrturcs,
Caune.

For tho north this morning we're
- McAliSter, +. Hines and Thomas
Cspnc.
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COURT.
Judge ,. n. kIark. PresIdInx.
TuEsDAY- F,b l7th Ih71

Judge >. u. kIark. Pre.IdInx.
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, 1879.
The calling OF a Grand Jury for the
present term Of court has brought among
us quite II number Of old time ~acquaiut-
auces from distance portions Of the
county. Among those We encountered
yesterday were A. W. Gedney, Maurice
H~eul-y and IhUs. ShurI of Ruby val.
ley; John Crock-r Of Clover, Amos
Roach and 4. J. Jones OF Pleasant val
ley, Jud. Dnkiu Of Lamoille, A. S..
Dorsey. OF Hnlleck. John Traynor OF
Huntington, Charles Adams Of Mound
valley, l.. 4. Willard Of Cornucopia.
George II. NeIgs and j.. II. Taber
Of Wells. aud J. y. Knight Of Car
lin. With the exception Of AR
Traynor and Mr.. knight all the abe We
nnmed gentleman were drawn upon the
Grand Jury this morning. The full
complement Of seventeen members was
made up Of gentlemen from this place.
consisting Of James Drain. J..r. EJon.
q. Cohn. J. II. Dennis and F.. burner.
After the adjournment Of Court until
To morrow morning at 10 o'clock, the
Jury ut once went into session with A.
W. Grdney IA foreman.
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Arrivals az Depot Hotel.
j.. l.. BrowSille. San Francisco.
ID. Mcdonald and wife
ID. II. Haskell.
ii. n. II. Brown. Cornucopin.
II. l.. Mckenzie. Tybo.
81. Hall. Deeih.
Jas. J. kinkead. Silver Pcnke.
Geo. Booth. Carlin.
Thos. u. Atwell, Tuscarora.
d. ]. Banning.