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TUFTS PILLS.

anrre,by a Williams, Newton, ". G., write:
=. we never sold medicine that gives sueif gene
raj satisfaction As TUFTS PILLS. The detnsn'
increases every day."
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The United States Steamship Fly
n

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., May 10.-The result
OF the surgeons investigation OF the United
States steamship Plymouth is that she is
undoubtedly infected with yellow-fever
germ. and will continue so until rebuilt.
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serious Sequel to an Execution.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 10.-Aiter the dou-
BILE execution yesterday In Columbia coun-
~ there was q serious ARRAY between whlte
citizens Of McDuffie county, present at APP
pin to witness the hanging. Twenty-Five
pstol-shots were fired, aud the following
persons wounded: Jacob Usry, shot in the
abdomen, MORALLY; Shade Halves, In the
hand and hip; Cainy, wounded in the
scalp; Tug Smith, q bystander, slightly in
the hand. The shooting Is supposed TO be
the result OF an old feud. ..a
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DoOK, AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID EcgTEp AT TIE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE. -
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southern Baptist Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, h,y 10.-In the Southern
Baptist Convention to-day, the report OF the
Committee on Cooperation with the North
eru' Baptists was' discussed the entire Gay
and finally adopted unanimously, as fol
lows: ii
Resolred, That five brethren be appoint
ed Ly this Convention 10 bear to the Baptist
brethren OF the northern States, at their APP
preaching ANNIVERSARIES, expressions OF our
fraternal regard and assurances that, While
firmly holding to the wisdom and policy OF
preserving our separate organization, we
are ready, as in the past, to cooperate cor
daily in promoting the cause OF Christ IN
our own and foreign lands.
Many eloquent and touching speeches
were made.
twelve hundred dollars was collected for
home missions.
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Or. |. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
after practice OF twenty five years, proclaim
TUFTS PILLS the best auti-Lill3iis medicine eTe
made"
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aS CENTS. SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IL .z.tsf,sI rs !, fmy 7.ecdtFei9} -
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sy,esmorial.Dny I'm CoIunab ia, q. c..

COLUMBIA, May TO- Memorial day was
observed. "a usual, and q salute was bred by
the Columbia Flying Artillery. a'PheSe was
q grand display .oi floral decorations. III Il
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TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS

j. W. Tihbetts, Dacota, MiDn.. says:
Am using DIR. TUFTS PILLS. and am harin
better health than have had In thirty years."
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THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE'
MALE, ALL OVER TIE LAND.
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TUTT'S PILLS.

If. K Key. Old Town, Ark. says:
:.TUTi'S PILLS are the hes; ever FOLD thina
soon viii not be able 10 handle any other pill
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TUFTS PILLS.

81 have had Liver. Disease twenty years. TUT
PILLS have entirely cured me-"
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Rev. II. F. Osgood, New York, says:
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Scr
yousuess. ! never had any medicine to do ME 81
much good rs TUFTS PILLS. They are as goo'
Us represented
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TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.

r. S. Austin. Springfield, Mass, says:
e For thirty years have been troubled with Pile
Costiyeness, and Htdney-D sesse. TUFTS PILL
have brought me out oil right" s.s-
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CLERGYMEN, AND MERCIIhN Ts
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TUFTS PILLS.

DR.. NJ. o. Shively. Yorktown Ind, says:
: II use TUFTS PILLS In my practice, and
them 10 be all they are represented"
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TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE.
Ell EPHONE EXCHANGE.

CONVERSATIONS BY WIRE.
EDiSOS'S CHARACTERIZATION
ALWAYS READY AND EASILY OPERATED.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
Ky

V,UTT'S PILLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The bill to pro-
hibit military interference at elections was
sent to tue Executive mansion this afternoon
for the approval or diSapproyal OF the Pres
ident. ~"t -n. 81; ~". =. ~ - -
There are good reasons for stating that
the President has changed bis views regard
ing the bill relating to the use OF the militia
nv at the polls, and the probabilities are now
strong that lie will return it with another
veto message. 49, ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

AZ i3sI q iA@ EiEisg cap Z; Bodis
uEE b gathered froz TIE following;
Tia toTr = Ioc..a o. E.bd Eat tia.
uNs q; CSs the the bad % . lake. On
this at Ts:<T sEa Be e5tairsd By sink
Ing from eight 20 ten fee:- The IA. IL
eboai ;Eo titles il length and averages
Lboai : gzsrIx Of EiIs n sid;h, And
rEHniEg parallel is 4 ri3gs rising from
DO 70 80 fsst &boTe ;hs Sat On this
rdgs tks Eiass are located. T.rs Are
between - E.i - sta o hoisiing
works il operation. X9ss q them are
r1n By E.eEa- The mines poS working
Ars sslssrsd .loaz tbs n5gs for . dis
lance q Abozitso and = hall miles
Thsrs are for mills raining and three
more are being erected
ThOse nov being tai; Tm bs /.
close p~ro1insty 10 tss mines. AID are 70
Arranged thai ore Ein b. d1apsd In
froat o. tbs batteries without hauling.
Tbs Ez.a pumped from ths mines will
EEn ths niilI- PIsasJ Of water is found
n SOFA As the level OF The town IL reach
cd As sos a tina mines get 10 raising
more water than they require for MIL
purposes. . good dSAl Of surface mining
vii be done rs there Is plenty Of ground
On both Edss Of ;hs ridge hat viii pay
70 work
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Hs~ g. Dsrees L-ss<M

According q the resnt ordsra hroa
The PossoGes Depa1tDest. ktssrx. -
pen. etc. are not sailable ezsepa th<y
= addressed % soDe Pssae@eS. A.d al
mall matter Otherwise sddreDed b
Forwarded NJ once. % the Dsad Letter
Once u. Washington. unless III. snveI-
oPs SHALL b<ar the rans Of the sender.
or other indiesiion Whereby il nay be
returned for better direction The ess-
toa has been 70 direct nail matter TO
any place ;ks ssrds, might desire IL 70
80. AID the Postmaster. If he could .
certain from tie address, the State and
County n -kjSh Ike designated place
- located. sosld fSrsni tie Coca
Een 20 tie oEee nearest IL
In Rs-E iss.Asees II. r.ne Of Tx
sAiS sni eosaty we're omitted in the
Id3rez. AID - piEes Of Tie Kare
rh-ss exists Il Sifsrsai States. AID
similar : n Different eozrdss Of
tie EzH< Sac. tie dista.os Travelled
By \ great po-tioa Of Issten By aail, in
seeking fksir DESTINATION, rEs zAry
fo2 % ik&z necessary. not 20 D<n-
EOc tks .rnoJKo1e Z; Tie VARGAS oa-
Cos 70 which they vsr. consigned
Letters ~fr-q=sEiIT arrive q. tie oSa
ks-=, tAz e~-vsIoP@s Of vkieh are liter
ally covered si;k TIE nAzes q plIees
70 which tksJ Lad besn Pssriozdy sat,
By The TIric1I Pos-nn=sr. with II.
vo-ds "T9 EanEsrn etc Spa tie
Ezrga-
The rsesrt oraz Of TIE Postmaster
General cisEsoses Of Al iEis. AndpAriss
vko Eozl6 have thai, rGl natter 70
forward. EG. plainly Grez 10 soas
PoEoEe, =saa0zing also the C0zziy
and State.
PErths-aa-. tie above order Protib-
it, Postmaster from E7Pplyirg Ery d.
frisDeT il ;he diEe-ssoa o! aIsaH,sren
tkoush he Eky lie morally certain that
be ur5srSn5s tks i-tsrEUa o! tie
EntSr.
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THE New York Sun gives revised re-
turns from many counties in the State
showing the following result: Potter,
Democrat. Lieutenant Governor, 1881
mEjoriiy; MAekiu. Democrat, Treasurer,
i.202 majority; Horatio Seymour, Dr.,
Democrat. Engineer and Surveyor, o.
759 msjority; Carr. Republican. sscre-
tsry Of State. G73 majority; Ward. Re-
Pnbiiean, Attorney General, 2,sI5 ina.
ioriiy; and wadswor.h. Republican.
Comptroller. 1905 msjoriiy. The Sun
adds that IL has been impossible to ge.
the exact figures from several coupties,
and from the c~loseneIs OF somo OF the
results !, is plain that nm official canvass
alone can determine Who are elected.
The Official count began yesterday,
but IS the services Of the famous Louis.
lana enumsrntors has not yet been no.
cured. the result is not quite 20 certain
As u ctberwiso might havo been.
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The fac; that Mackcy. Fair and other
prominent persons who were sum moned
as witnesses TO appear at Hamilton next
Monday, IN the Comins. Hoyt libel case.
have, upon hfHdavits from tho parties
that they have no knowledge OF any
facts touching tho case. been excused.
will have the effect Of cooling. to n
great extent, the interest felt in the
progress Of tho trial.
Aside from the satisfaction Of enjoy.
ing n look At tho Lions" some rare
sport was expected from the testimony
which IL was calculated would DO ex
torted from some Of these powerful 30.
liticai mnnipul ,tors; but these gentle.
men have no idea OF tho acts Of any
member Of tho last Legislature. nor OF
any Of tho influences which might pos.
sibly have governed those ncts-in
fact, their minds are worried with doub.
as to whether that august body held lie
regular biennial session.
u Is some satisfaction 10 know, how.
ever, that these highly exalted person.
ages will condcsccnd TO ,Ako a triao Of
interest in subjects OF this nature som,
time mex. Fall.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

A. d. HAZEs, Third Assistant Post.
master General. has completed bis an
nual report. II exhibits the operations
Of The P~ostofiee Department during the
las. fiscal year in the divisions Of finance,
postage ssanps. etc. The total receipts
OF the department for the twelve months
ending Juno 30, 1879. wero s7Gi,iG6
more than those OF the preceding year,
aud about 81 200. 900 more than estima.
ted, q result attributed to tho revival Of
business and the consequent increased
demand for stamps and stamped envel.
opes,the actual sHles Of which amounted
to s7Go,4s2 moro than the total for the
preceding year, and 81. 1881, $50 more
than for tho fiscal year Of 1877.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

ADHrEHATE hght took plseeAoudsy
IN Csldslovih nouniAins.i in the STATE Of
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. between . large
band Of Indians. about 200. and . party
OF Fifty men from CuiLa, New Mexico,
hirtJ-tSo Of uhom we're killed and
eighteen wounded The Indians we're
the same party tia. Major Morrow Vas
after. They came from the Florida
mountains 70 the CaldeloviA mountains
where the patty After them Vas am.
pushed BY Indians behind rocks. The
Sight lasted all day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

The distribution Of the estate Of W.
3. O'Brisn amounting TO 1900. 100.
which Was TO have taken place August
10Th, last, has by a decision Of the Pro.
bate Court been indefinitely postponed.
the estate being ~dependen, in four suits
brought BY John II. Butke against &c.
Flood and others. amounting To $50.
sB. Judge Myriek, Of the Pro-
bate Court in ovorruliBg the demurrer,
says: Sufficient appears in opposition
10 show that partial distribution should
not be made until the controversy rs 70
the rights OF Burke is disposed Of.
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~. -. rrnrt.1~

nks dedsioa q CCz.fy Jzdes Wright
In he salAEy pledge qse~6oa -oorAEsoas
mach drsns eSon<nt- ns Worfi.S-
D<a, Of eoarse. viev il With rnniIed
diaSas1 - PAT Of AhhsDs 10 1<za1l
Ire their reoeni victory Al TIE eooiS- A
large portion q the beEiness ea<AA
sert that il ssr~e then right There Is
mother large class uko. While admit
ting ihAs the Contestants clearly have
the las on their side. diem il ungie
and practically anias3 TO attempt 20
override the verdict o. the Haloriy y.
the P~ils- Ina question the proPrie;y Of
sitting kside their verdict on What :
eosSdered . -ere t<ehniealiiy.
In eoH~qz-res e The findings Of the
Finance Couaiites. thu School Diree-
tor &oun;Eia lad been guilty Of aist-
EeEoOr II receiving : bnbs fer p-o-a--
ing . siiu.aos fox q teacher, Mayor
Bryant will ;; o.es eoaaenes legal
proceedings 20 Oa- Mountain troa
his s@hs in the Board.
Mr.. n W. PHELPS fer nsny years
. teacher il the city schools. and prin-
eiPAl Of the Noe and Temple Street Phi
DAry. d-oHp-i dad In TIE shool-roon
this morning
G. 3 BG!ie!, sioek clerk in the Ne
Tsda Bank. hssbeen proposed for Mem
bnhiP n the SGa Fnneisoo Stock
Beard The election I'll! take place
Saturday Nj. BayIey hes pur-
chased, E1biset 70 his election, the sea;
Of Marx NeDon.ld, -ko eonteEaPIAtes
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ATEIEsD Of Senator Sharon recently
isforrsda Gazette reporter that ,hA.
gentleman Vas snIious 10 sell bis inter-
es in the V. 4 T. Z. r. ~ be had not
ihs e0ntro! and the policy Of his Lsso-
eiates -ss diEt-S,sfai "a Kin. he is
MT interested <ish them in the wood
bs1iHsss and does no. approve Of the
policy Of shu:ting ont the oppoation
rood AMI lonbsr dealers. He rants
the road thrown open " the whole
world and no: run for ihs b4nsii Of the
one firm eI~eiasiEsly.
Such an exhibition Of generous pub
lie spirit a. the above zouId indicate,
coming from such a source. will all the
SsTada people, not: only 9Th amaze
Insni, bat win a gratitude zhich can
only b expressed by = vigorous boost
ing Of the approaching boom.
Wonder IL the health OF "tLs
boom" coald possibly have had any
infi1ence upon the present Ioquaeiou.-
moss Of that Friend Of the Senators 20
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

PEACE CoNMIssIoSEE ADAMS tele-
graphs Secretary Schurz from the Los
Pin;os Agency as follows: arrived
here yesterday aud Immediately pro.
ceedsd TO the house OF Chief Onray,
where met about twenty OF the chiefs
and head men OF the White River Utes.
vho had come in obedience to Ouray's
orders. The others are expected. The
camp Of these Indians is about 80 miles
distant on the Gunnison river. Moth.
ing is changed in the situation here.
Chief Ouray is confident that when sat.
ished Of the guilt Of the Indians, he will
haze power enough to arres, and hold
them"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

CHAELEs II. VooEHrs. Member Of
Congress from the Fifth District. Se~
Jersey, was arrested by q United States
Deputy Marshal Oh the charge Of ab-
s;r=cting from the First National Bank
Of Hackensaek, OF which he was Presi-
dent. eoiisterals which we're deposited
TO secure a private loan. Amd.vits
we're made by Cashier Brewer and Vice
President Degroot. Yoorhis vas taken
before = United States Commissioner.
Bail has not yet been fixed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

Tn Earsks Les&1 says NT. PETE
Lowell. Superintendent Of rpsin in
Nsrads for he wSsaSEa Unioa TslS-
graph Company. nd his AAsistAn. Judd
Riddle. hAvs retained 70 Eureka. their
winter qsArtsn. EIt.nSivs repairs
and alterations we're contemplated early
in the season, but we're Afterwards post
poned- 1t is probable that ne1t Sum-
ner the old overland lines will DO torn
down. the repeating omes At DlAmond
Springs abolished. another line run
into EarekA. and all he main business
carried over the wires that run along
the overland railroad. Mr.. Lowell will
leave for Reno in few days. and on
his return will be posted As to the work
mapped cot for next Summer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

A TERRIFIC storm passed. over a por.
ton Of Crawford county, Arkansas,
on Saturday last at about 3 o'clock.
AZ Van Buren, hail fell In unprocedonl.
cd quantity; hall stonos we're found In
tho streets two by thrco inches in di.
mansions. The track was n half a milo
wide and q clean swoop was made OF
everything IN its path. Trees were
twirled like straws. houses unroofed
spd overturned. and in'places not even
. sapllng was left standing. Ono
house ives lifted and transported out Of
sight. John Newton wss killed by a
falliog house, and quito a number had
legs or arms broken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

A SPECIAL from st. Cloud. Minnesota.
says John Wade Of the town Of Ward.
having Alienst@d the affections Of q
Mrs. Coldale. neighbor's wife. had
bis house burned by the scsndsliz.d
women Of the place. Wade laid the
burning to CoIdsls. and be. With his
brother murdered ColdsIe and a fnend
Of his ipeold. blood. They we're arrested
on suspicion but . mob took the Lag in
It's own hands and hung Waldo, aud at
last accounts were about 70 hang his
brother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

IKE Annual Report Of the General
Land oAee hs~ been handed in 10 the
Secretary Of the Interior. 1t shows
that during the fiscal year ended Jane
SSh iAss 9.Ss3.353 acres Of public lands
we're disposed Of and 9.4s4,695 sores
Eere rarTeJed, in addition to 1851
~ tsres previously surveyed. The
~ number Of acres Of the public do
main still unsurveyed Is about I,GsI,-
COO. 90 Acres.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

CART. FLAHERTI of the steamer Zea.
land. from Antwerp. reports that on
November sth he picked up the bark
Royal Arch. Of Sunderland. which bad
been abandoned by her crew. The
bark. when found by the steamer. Vas
loaded With salt and general merchan.
disc. and her naS:s and rigging were
al IN proper shape. She had but two OF
or three inches Of water IN her hold and
her pnmPs we're III good working order.
4 volunteer GREY Was put aboard OF her.
and Captain FlAherty directed his oficvr
to take the bark to New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16
The Drummer Ordinance Su--
tanned.

Prom the Virginia CLroHiek re learn
the Nevada State saPrsne Coar; has
rendered = decision in the case OF the
Mayor AID Beard 0: AlIeIaen OF Viz
gaia -. SieabeHhsasE, sas:AIaiD. the
ordnance imposing a tax OF solicitors.
Or dUnners, and the defendant was re-
minded A. this v1s {. ties. c4sa on
which the t-Emners had pooled ;heir
issaes.;ks night Of the city Authorities to
collect q license from commercial travel
en i noE definitely established. Ser
erzl similar cases are nov pending be-
fore the local courts. They wIIl be
tried . o IS al Attendance Of the
defendants car Be obtained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

TEE Treasury Department purchased
3Gj ,oJJ Ounces Of fine silver for the
Philadelphia and San Francisco MINIS.
Five hundred and fity-one thousand
oanees Of standard gold bullion. being
4 portion. o! that received from Euaope,
~as ordered by the Treasury Depart
ment from the assay Office in Sey York
10 the Philadelphia Mint for coinage.
The value Of the bullion was about SlO,-
OJO. 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

4 SMvEE CITY dispetch OF Nov. 18th
says that Charles McDermoii, O on
trial for horse stealing, admits that be
vas one Of q baud Of thieves who cover.
ed a large section Of the Pacific Coast
in their operations. He states that
Hank Vaughan. late Of Boise City, was
one Of the riusleadsrs, and that the late
SAT- robbery in that city was planned
eight months ago. McDermo:t snys
these outlaws have allies in Utah, Ne~
Mexico and elsewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

TEE prospects are tha; the old Como
mining camp will soon achieve greater
noioriety than ever before. Though
abandoned for a number Of years. it i.
now being rapidly rebuilt and repopu.
lated, and what promises TO be serious
disturbances are evidently brewing be-
tween the original and new loeators Of
some Of the old mines. Reports from
the locality indicate that shotgun nu-
ihorisy is about to be inAugura,-d for
the enforcement Of the respective
claims.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

THE new postal card Is Of a very
pretty design, and can be sent 10 all
parts u Europe, China, japan aud
Brazil. At the top of the card are the
word. Universal Postal Union, ''~hieh
are repeated in French in smaller type.
Then cons the words United States
Of America" which are also REPEATED
in French. The stamp is a veil de-
signed head Of Liberty. having on
each side the figure y" and the words
~. s. Postal Card"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

MIS-. LEws was alone q, night in 4
house a. Air line, Ohio. She was
awakened By the dropping Of the key
from the lock Of the from; door. Guess.
ing Alright iha. a burglar had pushed it
ont she armed herself With q pistol.
and. when lie iniruded bis head. cred
At it. HIS dead body vas taken away
by a companion. in the wagon tina, vas
10 have carried the plumber.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

Ter Ezrsi. S1iiael Is forced 10 pub
Lab = bag suPpenent to its daily edi-
tcn IN order 70 Accommodate its adyer.
tEing business. This sort Of thing is
uueh better evidence Of prosperity to
the public, than any amount Of boDbas-
tic bihth@r about the wonderful in
crease Of onr S1bsenpSions."
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TnEnI is probably no place in tho
world where the atmosphere Ia so char.
god with electricity hs on the Comstock.
Sotae Of the houses arc full Of II. Ono
Of these IL the international Hotel. In
that house q lodger seldom needs a
match 70 light bis gas. All BIO has 10
do IL 10 walk ncross bis room once or
twice and the electricity from his finger
will ignite the lot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

WHES Gsserl Grant began his Term
- PFssiden; there we're twenty three
Republican and seven Democratic Sen
atoEs fron the South. When he reti--
ed there were twenty seren Democratic
1ad I've Republican Senators from the
same section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

THE Chronicle sends our Representa-.
tive to the National Capital in tho fol.
loving style:
Congressman Dnggett will he accom-.
panied on his Eastern trip by a comfort
able party Of Comstockers, consisting
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. S,roiher. Mrs. J. G..
Currie and sister. and Mrs. S. IL. Dick.
son. They will go prepared for any
kind Of weather, aud will have reserve
supplies Of cooked food, TO be used in
the event Of being showed in. Spirit
lamps will be provided. These will he
used to make tea for the Indies and
punch for the gentlemen. The party
will take a special car from Reno to
Chicago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

In South Holland. where incubation
has been Practicei for plearo pueumo.
II. among cattle, that disease has nearly
been Suppressed. Al SShledaa. one Of
the most contaminated eommuues. but
Av,ry feE cases occurred during 1878,
some weeks not: any at ell. II i~uocula-
does it the sooner the process Is
passed around the better.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

MODIFICATION kAI been received a,
ths Posto5o DePX1zert ,hN the Re
P1bije Of Eerensla las become = rer-
Of the universal postal union. its
Reobership to dk.s frOz the frs. Of
De1t JKnaEy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-16

Ada meeting Of the German, W. r.
C. club in San Francisco. TGesdAv
evening. JUICE wHshI's decision With
regard 10 the salary pledge was held to
b. an outrage, and the expression Of the
sense Of the meeting Eas, iha; the
members Of the party elected to Office
should be seat-d al all hazards.