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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-27
tFrom Thursday Daily.l
Saimagundi.

SUnul.
j. p. Edoff returned from Eureka
last evening, whittier he went directly
upon receiving news of the fire.
Frank Smith and Jim Mason returned
from a business trip TO Tuscarora by
private conveyance last evening.
Miss Alice and Miss Marion, daugh.
tiers of Hon. T. n. Stone. who have been
on a visit Of several weeks 10 their
father here, departed for San Jose,
where they are attending school, yester-
day morning by the train.
George ii. Boiler has Just returned
from Railroad district where his bust
ness interests aro at present located, and
from him We learn that work is being
regularly prosecuted in several OF the
principal mines. aud that liberal quan-
titles of good ore are being extracted.
The furnace will be prepared to COM
meme smelling in about four weeks.
Miss Bell, daughter OF DR.. Hender-
son, who has been attending the Normal
School at San Jose. has arrived here on
n visit TO her parents. Learning that
her health was being impaired by a too
close application to study, the doctor
sent for her, and she will remain at
homo during the vacation. We are
glad to hear that her health has already
been benefited by the change.
Nj. +. Penrol, arrived from the min
ing camp at Island Mountain in his
buggy, last evening. He is prosecuting
woSk with the hydraulic, but the sup.
ply Of water this season is so short il
can only be kept going about half the
time. The ground pays we'll for the
labor, however, and the work will be
continued as long N the water lasts.
Mr.. Periods son aud son iu-law are ut
the camp WITH their families, he and will
return to them in a few days.
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SnlnInrnnnl.

The very complete and exhaustive
report Of tho County Auditor and Treas.
urcr, for tho quarter ending April 9TH.
1879, mouopolizes mos! of our available
space in this issue.
Jake Huford is preparing q largo kiln
for burning lime with which to supply
this market, down on the South Fork.
about ninc miles from town. Mcssrs.
Reokatt & Froclich arc, wo believe, the
parties furnishing tho means.
w. +. Downing md wife of Thousand
Spring valley ha'c beon stopping in
town for several weeks past. A son AMI
heir was born to thom yesterday, at
which happy event there Is much %rejoic.
ing. May tho little stranger flourish
through the years, and 1.-Two TO become n
JOY forever to tho fond parents.
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E~Su!ar meeting o: obi Fellows to-.
night.
FnEnu Strawberries AMI cream daily
at TIA" Gem Restaurant.
II"r. Jrwett ". Adams i, passenger
from CorLu,npi. by III" stage This even
ing.
Professor Antoine Drval. who has
Recently arrived here { um tho east, will
open i dancing schonI for the mstrnc.
ton Of both Juveniles an adults. at tho
rooms formerly occupied ms IL French
R"tiHscrie. next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. DuVnl IL NJ novice in the art OF
teaching tho accomplishment Of poetry
OF motion" having made it his regular
business from his youth up to now past;
middle Ngc. lie comes well recon
mendcd both rs "a teacher aud reliable
gentleman, b,ing endorsed 10y RESPONSE.
bic parties acquainted with his history
among whom nrc n former citizen ofthis
place o in business in Ogden, and
s"Inu OF cur present citizens in good
Standing.
The afternoon schools will hu devoted
to tho instruction of children. accoin.
panied Icy thoir parents, and the even.
ing for adults.
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In Ala .r Eureka

At n meeting Of citizens Of this place
held last evening. for the purpose of
adopting such course ms might be
deemed most advisable for the obtain
lug OF means to aid in relieving the dis
tressed by tho recent confusration In
Eureka,on motion, SIS. Sears wa elected
Chairman and II. Il. Digelow, Secretary.
1t was then moved that a committee of
ave be chosen to solicit subscriptions,
and II. W. Brown, Richard Dorsey. T.
n Stone. V. c. Bartlett aud julius
Heinhart were placed in nomination,
md upon n vote being taken. tho above
named gentlemen were declared urani-
mously elected. The Committee thus
elected met to-day and organized by
electing IL. W. Brown Chairman, r..
Dorsey Treasurer, and j. Heinhart, S &C.
r 'tary. Messrs. Brown and Dorsey
were appointed AS a Committee to cnn-
vIss the town for subscriptions. They
immediately started On their tour aud
succeeded in collecting the sum of Tour
hundred and thirty three dollars. which
was forwarded per telegraph to Eureka
free Of expense through the Kindness
OF NJ. p. Freeman. Owing to the strln-
gency Of the times, aud tho scarcity of
money, the contributions were not
as large as they would have
been il times were different, but as a gem
eral thing all contributed as much as
they were able under the circumstances.
The citizens Of Elko extend their heart
felt sympathy for this, Eureka's great
aiiliction, and hope that ere many days
have passed she will again have assum-
ed her former prestige and prosperity
among the towns OF the State.
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TERRIBLE CeaaaxratIoa In RureLa

Terrible CSaaAxratIoa In Eureka.
News was received here this morning
that . fire had broken out in the Opera
House Mt 1880 o'clock last night, and
had at that time consumed all the build
ings on tho east side Of Maiu street
and oil North Of the Jackson House.
except the banking house Of Paxton &
Company, which was not injured.
The Opera House was destroyed and
the fire Ns i 3wept along. took in the
2ostotaeo building. Masonic Hall, the
ofiicv Of the Sentinel, Western Union
Telegraph Office. aud so far as We can
learn, all the intervening buildings on
that side Of Main street. licking up very
thing in its path down the canyon "a
far as the foundry and On TO the Lemon
Mill, both Of which were consumed.
Some little additional news has been
received during the day but beyond the
fact that the flames had been got under
control, and that the. had destroyed
nearly or quite oue-hnlf Of the town.
nothing definite Is known up to this
time. From the course Of the fire il
would seem that the wind must have
been blowing from the south west. Main
street i'll Eureka is not n broad one
and it is difficult to divine how its west
side could have escaped the ravages Of
the fire. except upon the hypothesis
that IA strong current Of air moving in
an e~asterly direction. Judging from all
that has thus far reached here from the
scene of the disaster, this OF Eureka's is
my town of the State, during this ca
lamitOus season. That misfortunes
never como singly is an axiom az
true as it is tritc, and as the
fire-iend 'eems determined to run its
full course in Nevada, it is an addition.
al reason hat the citizens of every town
should use every ]prccaution within
reach. ngains; its progress aud mako
suitable PREPARATION To combat it when
prcvcntniivcs fail. The people Of Elko
heartily gyupathisn with the sufferers
by this dire calamity. and will, doubt
less also extend aid Of u more substan.
tial character should tho eXigencies Of
the cas- require.
LATrn-A dispatch received here at
four o'clock this evening, states that
the loss by the fire will probably reach
n million dollars. and that through tho
destruction Of private dwellings. two
hundred families ARE loft homeless. The
Banking house Of Paxton & Co. and
tho Jackson house are also destroyed.
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from Tuesdays Daily.


Frank OSGistOn. the we'll known Com
stock Mining Superintendent, passed
through here by the train this morning
ON his way TO Virginia City. lie. To.
rcthcT with Rusonor and George ID.
Roberts, have a valuable mining prop
crty at Frccland, near Ilnho Springs,
Colorado. and i'll looking after this
property, Frank Inns been vibrating he-
tween Nevada and Colorado, for some
time past. III" q proposes to remove
his family nearer TO the scene OF pres.
emit operations md will return with them
TO Colorado some time next week.
Professor Trips writing and draw.
ing school which commenced its session
at the school house last evening, Is al.
ready n pronounced success. Tho largo
o was well filled with pupils, and at
tho conclusion Of tho evenings e1cr.
cises all wcro much better satisfied
OF he great practical advantages tn be
gained 10y tho course that they had
h'hh '''h W w tNpftN' MI Tlpp can
not bo surpassed as u teacher in any
limo Of his profession, which fact is now
fully established, he having cStorted a
firm belief in tho untilriy Of his Efforts
from oven confirmed skcpticism.
Mr.. Scnmonds assuros tie that tho ro.
ported magnitude and richness OF tho
mines Of Silver State District, is no
oxaggoration. but merely tho recital of
plain facts which arc patent TO all be.
holders.
w. q. Soamonds. who IL ono Of tho
organizers Of tho now mining district in
Humboldt county, known rs Silver
State" nnd who holds large interests in
tho same is in town. IIc informs TIA
that tho attachment upon Buel's mill
hns been removed, aud that Dave again
IL on the broad road TO financial sue.
cos. lilo has n lease on ono Of tho beat
minos Of the now famous district; IL ex-
tracing quantities OF splendid ore,
which Is being reduced al his mill
Davo IL n first-class man In n new min
Ing district, and wo bopo ho and his CO.
laborerS will rcnp tho rich reward Of
p~orsovering energy and industry.
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IRrom Fridays Daily.l
RaInaxuadI.

United States Minister Seward pnssed
through by the train this morning. ON
his way to the resumption Of his OH.
cial duties in China.
NAL. Sherman. who vas down from
his ranch Al Osino. yesterday. states
feed in the hills In that locality 10 abun-
daut. but that the hay lands along the
river bottom will DO almost IN entire
failure.
James Bascom. brother to John Bas-
com OF Snake River. Idaho. who was
killed by the Indians during the OUT
break last season, passed through by
the train last evening. ON his way to
Idaho from San Francisco. The gem
tleman has q number Of warm friends
here.
w learned last evening that John
Kahn and Miss Mary DIV, er were mar
ried at Carliu a day or two ago. There
seems to have been some opposition to
the union from some source, and the
affair was kept rather quiet, but the
principals are now masters of the stu.
alton.
Several large teams this morning
were loading with general merchant SO
ut the raiIroa I fright bousc. We no
ticed twelve big wagons backed up to
the platform taking freight for Smith &
Stokes at COLUMBIA, and for Lancaster
j. Co. ut ruscarora. The teams were
principally those OF Wines and Bar
nett's.
Hughey Bowman came down from
~Gornucopia last evening. The life Of .
Benedict appears to agree with his con-
stitution. for he looks more happy and
hearty than formerly. though the
former is Of a little milder type than in
the registering days gone by. e~videncing
the subduing and modifying influences
Of a double harness.
William Baugh this morning received
from his old home in Philadelphia, the
sad news OF the recent death Of his
brother, Clinton G. Bnugh. He had no
knowledge of the sad event until this
morning, having but yesterday ad-
dressed "A letter to his brother, suppos
ing him to be in his usual good health.
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cornueopia l,s...

Our Cornucopia correspondent sends
us the following:
David Coats, siepson Of Levi Harris.
who WAS seriously injured by being
thrown aut dragged upon the ground
by his horse. remained unconcious for
fifty hours, but is now slowly eoovsr-
ing.
Alex Winning. who had his hand blown
of with giant powder, is doing as we'll
AS could be expected.
Cornucopia Lodge. No. 90, I.o.O.F.
will give a public entertainment next
Friday. and a fine time is expected.
Mrs. j. Il. Perian gave birth to two
bouncing girls, Sunday. the goth inst.
All indications in the Leopard mine
are of the most encouraging character;
will write more il this connection soon.
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From Wednesday S DGily.T


Joseph McClay. one Of tho owners Of
the Golden lunl mine near the Blre
jacket mill in Bull Run Basin, who was
in town n couple of days on business.
last week showed us some fine speci.
mems Of ore, both gold and silver, tahcn
from Tint lead. Some OF the richest
gold rock was Iakcn from the surface of
this mino ever fo1uh in the State. assay
aft'r assay running forty To- sixty thou-
sand dollars 10 tie ION. The ore has
been very rich in the vein from the first;
gold rre~dominrtinG. but now at n depth
OF seventy odd feet, the ground has be-
come damp, md the dark. partially de-
composed quartz is succeeded by that
which is bright pure anu lively, the
larger portion of tho vein carrying
silver, principally in the form Of black
su'phurct'. and very rich;a narrow
strata or one silc of tho lead contains.
however, the free gold AZ ut tho surface.
In some OF the pieces shown hero, the
free gold could he seen running through
IL in every direction. Eut the bcnuti.
ful quartz rich in silver developed Row.
Is its most favorable feature. furnishing
NJ it does, the very beat possible evi.
dGrc1 OF ~pcrmHnency. The lead is not
n large one, being only about two feet
in width, hut its yield has made up in
quality wha, it lacked in quantity.
The mine Is bonded to Mr.. S. u.
Moroy, superintendent of tho Blue
Jacket property, and II was recently re-
ported sold by that gentleman, but il is
since known that tho sale has not yet
boon concluded.
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banding AchooI.

Dancing lessons for children and
young ladies' will be held at the hall
to morrow at 2:3O p. a.. to which par
ents ara cordially invited. In the oven.
lug at 8 o'clock the Professor will give
lessons to a few who may wish to attend.
The regular class will DO opened on
Monday next at 8 o'clock. No visitors
allowed.
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solid 3IerIt Will Tel,

For all the bitter opposition Of jeal.
II rivals, no better illustration could
DO had Of this fact than the immense
sale already attained by tho great
Throat and Lung Remedy, DIR. Aug.
Kaiser's German Elixir. For the cure
OF Coughs md Bronchial affections il is
truly wonderful, even those suffering
from Consumption in advanced stages
find great relief, and numbers Of patients
have found, to their delight, not only
relief but cure. 1t being perfectly
harmless, makesit at once popular with
mothers, who Of all other have felt tho
necessity Of such n medicine. The gen.
uine bears the Prussian-C Cont of. Arms,
tho fac-simile signature OF DR.. Aug.
Kaiser, and has his name blown on overy
75.cent bottle. A trial size may DO had
at the Drug store Of +. +. Muller for
% cents.
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Dancing hrhnnI.

Prof. Antoine Duval will begin his
course of instructions with the child.
ren's clas 4, At 4 o'clock to morrow after
noon. Parents are respectfully invited
to favor this class with tIeir presence.
The first lesson TO adults will be given
on Saturday night next beginning at S
o'clock. The terms for "a course Of
twelve lessons, are as follows: Gentle
mcn, - each; ladies' or chillren. Sc
cach,a AMI sig per couplc--lId nni gen.
tlcman. Only pupils will be admitted
TO this class.
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The Celebration Tomorrow.

The celebration by tho Odd Fellows,
Tomorrow, will be made a pleasant af-
fair notwithstanding the partial nbroga-
ton of their plans by the unfortunate
Eurckn calamity, which misfortune has
prevented participation by the large
delegation of the Brotherhood who had
arranged to assist here with their pres
ence.
The order Of exercises for the day will
he carried out according to published,
programme. aud every preparation for
the grand ball at the Hotel in the even
ing, has been made by the committee
appointed by the Order, and it is ex-
pected that tho hall will be we'll filled
10y n brilliant a~ssernblage. The expeu-
ses Of the ball Mt the close Of the crle-
bration last yenr, WAS generously borne
by the Order, but for obvious reasons,
equal hbcrnlity could not be expected
on the present occasion. The public
generally are cordially invited to attend
al the exercises III tho Church at half.
past one o'clock, 4. NJ.
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Every person who roads the news.
papers or has a taste for general iufor-
nation, constantly feels the need OF a
complete Atlas Of tho world. Tho odi.
ton Of Mitchell's New General Atlas of
the World by Bradley, Garrison & Co.
OF Philadelphia, Is the latest and most
complete work Of tho kind published In
America. 1. Is posted up to date, has
several new and interesting features. and
Is several dollars cheaper than any
Other work OF tho kind. Agent now at
the Depot Hotel.
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INTELLIGENCE has been received Of q
fendish outrage at Live Oak. Texas.
A Mexican horse-thief entered O farm
er's residence, outraged the wife, and
then shot her. Her husband returning
observed his wife's dying condition, got
n posse and went in pursuit. The Mex
lean fought the posse and was killed.
He wore %reVolvers, aud had his pockets
fnll Of watches and other jewelry known
to have been stolen.
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c. r. Van Aels'yn has taken a new
departure with regard 70 tho tariff upon
the unwashed. The ride To and from
the Hot Sulphur Springs IN the new
bus, and the luxury Of n hot sulphur
water bath, prepared to order in natnre's
underground laboratory. now costs but
fifty cents; onc.half Of an American
dollar. If the pluyial pilgrim is still
not satisfied with the" lay out" whisky
and-othcr punches will be vigorously
thrown in. When pleasant three-mile
ride and a nice, health giving bath can
all be enjoyed by the mere nominal e1-
pemditure OF Tour bits, who would TO.
main n single day in NJ unregcncratcd
condition? Jump aboard of the little
red bus and just try the new arrange
mcnt on; We know you'll like it.
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Everybody l- Liable TO Accident.

Everybody IL Liable TO Accident.
The staff sites OF tho Travellers In.
surance Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for n
great variety Of accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents, and the balance, cuts,
falls, sprains, cunning, burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites. every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
II. NJ. GR,sr, Agent.
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Odd Fcmows, Cciebra1Ior.

For the celebration on the 25tb. VIC
have tho finest assortment Of ruches,
silk and lace Ties, Hchus, coliarottes,
oto.. ovcr brought In tho town. Six.
button gloves in tho latest evening
shades; four button undressed kids,
Jowin's make, from 81 SO aud upwards.
Our millinery department Is chook fall
Of tho latest novelties, and our general
stock is tho most complete and best Ms.
sorted ever shown in this State.
I'd u. REiNuARr & Go.
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IfrcIghts.

Frcights Rocoivcd-Ono car Of pow.
der for Columbia Mining Company, 4
cars general merchandise for Eiko.
Sbippcd-Four cars Of grain to Eureka
by Reiuhart & Co., 1 oar Of lumber TO
Hallock by +. II. Smith. l car general
merchandise west by g. p. II. H., aud
1 east.
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Dcpot Hotel ArrIynlu.

Thos. Dougall. Chicago.
j. II. Burns, Baltimore.
John Corkish, Salt Lake.
John Ward. Lamoille.
S. N. Streeter, do
G. +. Mayer. Halleck.
Oscar Brown do
ii Keith do
Miss E. Hymer, Visalia.
Mrs. Cordy, Reno.
w. Hilwood -
II. IL. Beardsley, Ogden.
Ii. Denisou do
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From Monday = Dnily.l

Tho following dispatch was sent by
tho Relief Committee at Eureka, TO tho
towns Of the State: "Many Of our
people left destitute and homeless; MD
would DO acceptable"
Signed: NJ. u. Foley, T.. Probcrt, r..
sadler, NJ. Il. Cbamblin, John Horn,
and George Baker.
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Mncimn Al Wclls.

May S-llali milo and repeat, FREQ
for all horses in Elko County.
May 0-Single dash. half mile, free
for all horses in tho County that have
never run for money.
The purses will 10 larger than have
ever been given in the county before.
Amount will be named as soon as the
subscription lis, il filled.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.

Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
so Raymond & Ely. AZ
80 Eureka Con-, l4L l4H
50 Belle, 81
$50 Day, Sue
800 Highbridge, 800 35c
20 Hillside, 2S5c
200 Paradise, 4uc
500 Albion. Soc
800 Bodie, 81
ll3S Bechtel, Hoe I
$50 McClinton. 9Jc 05c
$50 Tioga, 1906 IA
4nO Summit. az
80 Bulwer, 81
100 Red Cloud, Use
225 Beleyidere, ~ I4Oc
$50 B!ackhawk. 28Oc ~
$50 South Bodie, 4Uc Acc
$50 Booker, soc Sic
800 S. Standard. l5c zoe
10 Richer. Coo a
$50 Mono, $3.50
200 S. Bulwer, 65s zoe
625 MONDAY, az
ITO Jupiter, Sc
400 Leeds, Coo
CTS Con. Pacific, az 2O5o
100 University, 45c
200 Dudley. $50
100 Tip Top, Toe
GO Golden Terra, w
200 Champion, Csc
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Death or Mrs. Mary WIne.-

News was received here this evening
that Mr. Mary Wines, the aged mother
OF Alber' Wines. of Lamoille valley, de-
parted this life at the residence Of her
sou yesterday. The funeral will take
place in tho valley tomorrow, at two
O'Clock r. NJ.
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ARRIVED to-day, n fine selection Of
ladies' bonnets, ladies' and misses hats
trimmed and untrimmed-children's
hats, flats, ETC., which the ladies Of
Elko aud vicinity are invited to call and
examine. These goods will DO sold at
San Jose prices. Next door to the
Post-ofice.
Mrs, W. A. JAcxsnH.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BcARD.
Friday. April -. 1879.

To-DRY'H stock AAles.
goo ophir. "a 27%
100 Mexican, 3iL 31M
6 Gould and Curry. Ssf
lao Best & Belcher. lex l6N
lO+0 California. 6H7
10 Savage. w
$50 Con. Virginia, 6x
100 Hale & Norcross, l1X
Cos Point, isOc 1850
22n Jacket. 1871 1917
800 Imperial. lace
20 Alpha, .
l4O Delcher, 5%
% Confidence, 1917
2G5 Sierra Nevada, AK AK
100 Utah. AZ I5
430 Bullion, 5Z
100 E~Ichequer, 5Z 5X
6O Overman, 0I
Sos Justice, Also 1850
800 Succor, ESQ
$50 Union. 69L GE
500 Lady Bryan, Toe 75o
80 Julia, $500
90 Caledonia, 9 1850
$40 Silver Hill, 1859 100
LIS Challenge, 29Oc
$50 New York, Toe
200 Washington, TX
200 Andes, 45c +0c
800 Wells Fargo, loo
$50 Scorpion, 220c also
20 Ward, l lose
$40 Leviathan, Csc Coo
l65 n. Con. Virginia, 10
$50 Trojan, 100
1910 Benton, AZ 1850
$50 Solid Silver. soc
100 Flowery, Csc
: North BONANZA, li0c lH
100 Mackay. lG0c
100 Min. View, 5X 5H
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AZ might reasonably have boon OF.
Pec'ed. tho proposed excursion Of tho
Odd Fellows Of Eureka to this place on
tho 25th instant. has been abandoned,
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Departures.

This morning-Jcscph McClay, L. J.
Williams. Thomas Dougall.
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Arrivals.

This ovcning-J. H. bradley. George
RUSSELL W. L. Smith, Mr.. Kelley. aud
Mr.. Dickoy.
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Departures.

This morning, were Mrs. Joe. Ennor,
W. Wheeler, J. McKunmions and lady
and Mrs. Cady.
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ID. W. Wallis, Battle Mountain.
John Dali, Cincinnati.
II. Z. Mctcalf, San Francisco.
j. O. Newman do
ii. II. Hewitt, Lendvillo.