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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-14
rnr &srnt, Rrvcauc.

The 0ssnsSuicE; on real and pc-sorrl
property IN IT,, county Inst year, ngerc-
gated 60. 2l.21C; bu, tho roll Tor tho
prcscu. ysa. viii ill bou. SI0n. 900
short o! the above agUr,. This was to
have been expected. The heavy fall
ing on in lus!ucs, at this. and other
places IN the county and consequent
decline in the value Of real estate;
together with an absence Of the usual
auxiliary Of valuable stocks Of goods in
business houses, without any material
Advancement in tho way OF business or
improvement in other localities, must
necessarily have produced this result.
The gloomy outlook for tho stock in.
forest with which tho present year
"pnucd also had the effect Of dcprcciut.
lag the value 0f cattle, which is one of
the most important factors in produc-
ins revenue 10 this county, and tho
hight SHOWS OF last Winter fUiloEiug
upon the heels Of an unusually dry
summer, was hy NJ maHus assuring to
the agricultural interests. Although
happily the crops have generally
turned out mach better ihnu could roa-
som"b!y have been anticipated, and tho
un' Spcctcd Eastern demand for beef
cattle, has enabled many - rvn.ize a
fair return for ihriT stock, thus
saving them from inevitable loss
through the almost total absence of
feed. These fortuitDus circumstances
could not have boon anticipated las,
Spring, and tho valuation placed upon
these characters OF property 10y the As
SCISSOR, was iixod at Tho figures tho
property was then Justly rated rs worth.
Tho amount collected ns poll tax j..
considerably in excess o! that of Iasl
year. amounting 10 over $l,3GJ. aud
tho receipts from licenses being also
thuS far daring tho year largely IN ai-
vance Of the previous one. will to-
gothor as'istin bringing the sum total Of
rcvenuc close up ~ tho tgurers of 1878.
The receipts from tho tax on bullion.
Will also DO beaver this year than last.
Tho criminal business RccTuing 10 the
county has fortunately boon much
iigt!cr than usual, and ns the expense
growing out Of criminal prosecutions
constitutes the heayIcst annual bill the
county has to settle, tho prospect is.
that the surplus to ho devoted to the
sinking fund viii be quite as large, IL
not larger, than las, year.
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From Monday . paily.l
saimsgundi.

TIE Hussey hosting works were
destroyed by fire. about noon Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Woodruff. Of Wells, was
a passenger for San Francisco yester-
day morning.
john Ainlcy received from the east
to-day a car load of stoves, and Rein
hart 4 Co. received two car loads Of
wood from Wells.
L. j. Carpeaux. Alcalde OF Railroad
District, accompanied by Mr.. A. Wild,
arrived here from Bullion, by private
conveyance this morning.
Hon. Stephen J. Fold Of the United
States Supreme Court. who has been
hol ding court at Carson returned to
California Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. Penrod loaded up his ligh.
conveyance with substantial comforts,
and struck out for Island Mountains
Capital early yesterday morning.
Reinhart & Co. are now il daily re-
ceipt Of grain from the new crop raised
in the surrounding valleys. ". Null
ebay arrived here to-day from Pleasant
valley with two large wagon loads which
was transferred to a Central Pacific car
for shipment to Eureka.
Tho Reno Journal says Charles De
Young Of tho San Francisco CArOEic's
passed through that place for the East,
Saturday morning. We heard nothing
of him at this point. thou .h he may
have hcon on the train which passed
here going Eas! that evening.
c. p. Huntington, OF the Central Pa
ciGc passed through for the Eat by
special car attached to last evenings
train. General G. G.. Baiterman WAS
ALSO a passenger by tho train. lie
goes to Baltimore ~ Grand Rcpresen-
tstivc TO the Grand Lodge OF Oii Eel
loEs. for this State.
The vcst-bound passenger train yes
terday morning was composed Of five
Sleepcrs and three regular coaches. \
large party Of eEcTraioUis;s from Zion,
among whom where Elder i. l.. Ham
i'll and wife Of Wells. Bishop Mcclure,
whose diocese includes the Chinese
territory along tho railroad line. was
MISC % passenger and was looking after
the welfare Of his flock.
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Saimaxundi.

Saimnxundi.
Regular meeting of Odd Fellows, to-
night.
Captain c. g. Carr arrived here from
the Military Post at Halleck, by this
mornings train.
Mrs. J.. II. Rand and niece. Miss
Annie Hinkley, started for California
by the train this morning.
Rev. Mr.. McCuiloch will preach at
the church tomorrow. at the regular
bours. morning and evening.
Andrew J. Lane will load three cars
this evening, FOR shipment to Modesto.
California.
by illness during the pas, two or three
days, but put in a somewhat blcached
appearance at tho office this morning.
Mr.. J. i. Dayton, Superintendent of
the Grand Prize aud Uelio Isle, came
up from the west by the train last even
lug, aud departed fgr Tuscarora by tho
siege this morning.
The talented youns lightning direc-
tor J.. V. Lovg.l. alias PETE. Who he's
been sco5ch;ng his complnEior IN tie
Willis OF The interior fui soma time p;.s:.
returned TO his pos, in the Western
ITu;,, ,nf.r I,-1 .vayfy,
Those fresh oysters at the Com, right
from the salt water, by express, are the
fines; and best that haze yet come to
this market. II upon Trial you refuse
to aimi: tho J-uth OF this assertion. wo
will eat you share Of ;hcm oursclf.
The herd Of 5000 head OF Russell "
Bradlry's cattle gathered nj the late
rol.o South, wcrr hold at the ranch
about .uHr miles above town, and Ir.
Bradley wentup this morning to instruct
his men ana start tho band on i.a way
Eastward.
Yesterday. ono box AMI .wo Ia. cars
Of Lumber Tor W. j. Triton X Co.,. rus.
cagors, from the West; orc car O! hay
10. Tucker bros, from san Jose; ono
car o! hay for Bcinhar, & Co. irura
D-rth; two ears q wood for James
Clark, trom Wells, and ono car Of gem
erGl merchandise.
A car load of Indian supplies sen. to
Agent John How, from New York. ar
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From Friday. Daily.
SAlunsunai.

E. S. Davis. who accompanied " p.
Haynes on a visit TO the Sosp mines on
South Fork. yesterday. returned here
last evening.
Tho surveying party which accom-
panied Surveyor-G General Z. 8. Davis
from the Western part Of the State start
out from here tomorrow morning. to
commerce business. The work will be
confined TO the arabic bottom lands tx
tending eastward. SO We are informed.
The surrey will embrace the lands with
in the railroad limits.
At the residence uf G.. w. Litton.
lnst evening. the little folks had a Joy
Gus party. given in honor Of little Miss
Anderson, a niece, who has been visit
ing her relatives here. and who is about
to return to her home IN Carson City.
We detected the Juveniles in the act Of
procuring goodies for the occasion, aud
thus forced oursslf. as il were, into the
position of n confdante.
F. A. Herring, tho well known piano
tuner, who has been steadily plying
his profession during the past week.
will 90 from here TO Eureka ia O day or
two, and thence to Austin on his return
westward. Dir. Herring has his home
IN Virginia City. and is a gentleman
thoroughly skilled in his profession, to
which fact the large number OF instru.
ments he has pat in perfect order hero,
can fully teatify.
John Ainley has purchased OF Russell
L Bradley, for tbs sum Of $1,000. the
brick store adjoining his place OF bust.
ness on the cast, and the brick ware
house In the real of the same. The
store, which was recently vacated by VI.
Badt. rs n dry goods establishment, is
now being fitted up by Mr. Aiuley us u
hardware store. 4 large lot Of stoves
jus, arrived from the East will be placed
upon exhibition in the large building,
as soon Us the changes in the interior
now In progress. are completed. The
property was one Of the best purchases
made here, for years.
J. r. Bradley and A.. ]. Lane arrived
here this morning from the rendezvou
ranch, twelve miles up the river, whence
the last lot of cattle for the Northeas.
comprising l,25U head. Was started this
morning. Two thousand head, including
cows and calves were forwarded from
the same ranch, n couple Of days ago
by Russell 4 Bradley, which in con-
nection with the herds previously sen:
forward by the firm during the season,
will aggregate between eight and nine
thousand head. The stock has been
regularly concentrated at the point men.
toned from their ranges South and
West, Il being on the line OF the route
eastward, and the place 0; Quitting.
Messrs. Bradley and Lane take tie
train for Kelton this evening, end will
from there go by buggy no.thward, pre-.
cceding tho herd at tho designated pas.
turag5.
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from Tuesdays Daily.l
6ntm,,,undi.


The roof of the new Jail il now ready
for the plas,crers and timers.
Z. @. Van DnAr and family depart
ed fortheir new home in California. by
this mornings train.
Gus. Hoffman and Charlie White, OF
Railroad District came into town from
Bullion on business, last evening, and
are still here.
L.. Fannof says something about boots
and shoes in another column OF this
issue. His stock has been selected
with a view 20 the wants Of the people.
Our former townsman. W. L. Smith.
of Tuscarora. has just become the
happy father Of a girl child. May tho
little one live, flourish and grow fat,
proving a source of unalloyed pleasure
to its parents.
james CLARK, director OF the Depo.
Carayansary, Nent of to California u
couple Of days ago, without npplyia:
for f%urlough or even reporting at head
Quarters. His conduct is TO DO inauir.
Cd into by a bus:-head court martial.
Mrs. GIL. Boiler has routed her
dwelling house to Mr.. Edwin Peel,
WoGte:n Union Manager at Ills place,
and gone to reside with her sister in
eureka. Nj. Pee, is moving his :auIiy
into the new quarters this evening.
William Oh! Weed. the we'll kuogn
TuscarorI chief, shook the Hunboll;
cliuli from his m5ccAsins this morning.
and Notwithstanding the earnest plead.
ing Of the suborlinatgs OF his tribe,
recklcssly submnitieI himself to tho
tonder marcicso OF sam lIowry.
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. George
Russell IL again confined - his room
uy Illness. lie returned - business
sooner than was prudent after recover
ing from a late ATTACK, All Is now pay
ms the penalty We hope to sec him
abroad "Sa!a in i day or two. however
State Superintendent Of Schools. ID.
Il. Sessions. arrived here from the ives.
by last eyeuiEg's train, aul tooktas stage
for rnsctrora, this morning. IL pro-
poses to return hoEa in two or three
days to remain long enough to ex-
,hamg congratulations with his ruuar.
u iri-uds.
I
II. c. Harroun formerly "of ours"
who has been doing" the country
east Of the Rockys during the past-ycar
dropped quietly in upon his old ac-
! qunin;ancss from tho train yesterday
morning. The Oriental style OF his
facial decorations WAS such that his
most intimate trends failed to rcc,griz,
him at iirS'; but his Disguise was soon
penetrated By the peculiar and familiar
grscc-only acquired by 4 pro.ractcd
! a~ltitud.Uous a5ilance-E!th which he
~sur.ouulel q 90 imraruc cocktail.
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Deed.

Tho following deeds have been placed
ON record in the Recorders Office since
our last report:
Alice Rsinhart to Stark e Browsor.
90 feet Ia the You & !, mino Good
Hope Mining Observation-Disclosures,
800.
Z l.. Seitz to II. ". Talbot, Sherif's
deed to George Seitz's ranch in Pleas.
ant valley.
W. y. Reinhart 10 Stark & Browser
200 feet in tho Atlantic Cable mine,
Good Hope Mining District consider.
alton, $500.
s. Colman to Thomas Ballonline. 90
feet in the Snyder mine. Good Hope
Observation-Disclosures. 500.
j. ID. Davis and wife to Hop Lee,
Dance house property in Tuscarora-
consideration, $50.
j. d. boone to Hop Lee one-half in.
tercst in wood ranch ia independence
vailey-considcIhtion, $685..
Charles L. Abbott to Henry W.
Brown, lot in Observation-Disclosures
500.
John Duvnl TO james McClay. ICO
feet in the Argcn;n mine, Ceutouuia
Mining District consideration, 5000.
q. Il. Gillett to II. l.. Stevenson. 10,
IL, block II, in town Of Carlin-cOnsid.
Grafton. 500.
H. d. Norton aud Henry Agathcn 10
Charles Brossemer, 375 feet in Sweep.
stake mine, Railroad District, 375 foot
Sweepstake No. Reconsideration. SsUC.
John Anderson to Z. NJ. Hansen coal
md timber ranch in Pine yallcy--con.
alteration, $500.
Norman Luse to s.. II. Mason, oil
his interest in the Bonanza mine,
Centennial Mining Districi-considsra.
ton, 800.
O l.. Drew to Alice Roinlart. 20 feet
in the You & mine, Good Hope Dis.
INSTRUMENTATION, 800.
Russell Il Bradley to John Ainlcy,
lots z and 8, block j, also portion Of
lot ., same block, brick buildings, store
and warehouse-cousideration, 8 5000.
L. VI. Griffin and wife TO Arthur
Lowe. lots 6, z ard 8. block SO, and
dwelling house In town OF Elko-con.
sidcration, $500.
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Joseph Taylor, OF Railroad District.
t"cuty.cigL, miles south from this
plnco. makes M offer of sale OF mining
property in that district, including n
fuTnacc and fixtures complete, which
affords a rare opportunity to parties
familiar with the working Of baso ores.
Ho otfcrs the ouiiro property, mines and
furnace. At fgnres less than the cost Of
The furnace alone, ma no says he must
have money shortly TO meet his liabili-
ties. Anyone with rcndy cash can Sc.
cure n bargain in tho property b. ap.
plying to Mr.. Tnylcr within n briel
period.
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Everybody Is liable to Accident.
The statistics Of the Travellers In
surance Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety of accidents, 500 OF them
railway accidents.a the balance. cuts,
falls, sprsins, cunning, burns, horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites. every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Got one.
II. NJ. GnASr. Agent.
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w. II. Trim. Artist.

Will remain in Elko a few weeks longer
and work portraits in India Ink or
Colors, any size or style, at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio at Room SO. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have ii done in a superior manner and
save the canvasser's 40 per cent by
handing in tho work themselves.
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UDc -lnl .tnTe an nny.

The Central Pacyp9 railroad company
on Tuesday last issnod - special freight
ratio over their 'ond, on buy from San
Jose aul Milpitts. California. TO this
place. Mr.. Mcbride, the Company's
Agent here, received the notice this
morning, thoShay would be delivered
Mt ElkO from the points mentioned, al
$50 20 per cor load Of ten tons.
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Dentistry

NJ. W. Parsons, the we'll known
Stockton Dentist, has again arrived
among us, and will remain a few days,
professionally. The Doctors repula.
ton in this country, is too we'll os,ab.
lished to acquire eulogy. His head.
quarters are nj tho Depot Hotel, where
orders left will receive his prompt at
tention.
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TuERE aro 900 tons of standard silver
dollars stored in the Treasury, and the
amount increased lnst month noiwith
standing tho payment OF ouc.tcuth Of
tho expenses Of the Government in oil.
vcr. Over 1906 3 900 wore ntorcd IN
tho vaults on September list.
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TmE Timss Rsricr hears that II move.
mcni Is on foot to divide Tnscnrora in
two townships, but thinks that rs such u
change would only accomplish tho
death by starvation Of tho officers ia
both townships, ordinary humanity on
the part ofthc c~itizons will prevent such
a contamination.
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ThE steamship Labrador arrived nj
New York from Europe, Wednesday.
bringing $1,000, 900 III gold aud $500.
900 In silver.
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Departures.

This morning-J. u. Fitch. w. II.
Harrison. W. Oiatcr. VIM. scdyLeys
and Miss Fannie Rogers.
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Dcpo, Hotel Arrivals.
James Vaudeville, Sacramento.
Mrs. Cahill, San Francisco.
Il. A. Hall. Humboldt House.
Mrs q. T.. Mayer, Fort Hailoek.
j. Il: Henry, Huntington.
Joe. Scot!, Hallock Station.
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ThI. IL for Ynn.

Ladies who choose to mako or gu.
perintend the making OF your own gar
ments. Tho most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can DO produced at a
largo saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt OF
price In postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
j. w. E,Ass,
Domestic" Fashion Parlora,
San Francisco.
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This morning-w o. weed. d. II.
Sessions, Mrs Cahill aud John Nor.
Icy.
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san FRAsclscO sTecx BOARD.
Fria.y. sep,s-s.r ,s. lsso.


To-DaS'a HiSeh naie..
Gas Ophir. 40 1914
925 Mexican, 3SH SIX
$40 Gould and Curry, 1914 lax
100 Best / Beleber. 1872
355 California. 47Oc 460c
300 Savage. liH Is
l60 Con. Virginia. 4B6c AZ
400 Chollar. "a ~
1875 Poiosi. 1871 1851
leo Hale 4 Norcross, l4H liH
4lU Point. SOC
4s5 Jacket, lSH l7X
GS25 Imperial, = 1870
20 Kcntuck, 4i0c
32o Alpha, 20 90
leo Delcher. AZ
2i0 Confidence. tx II
800 Sierra Nevada. AZ a6H
40 Utah. 20A ~
ITO Balloon. So 8%
100 Exchequer. 7sS TX
500 Overman, 81 10
50e Justice, a. 420c
80 Succor, lOc
1850 Union. TAX ~
1870 Alta. 6h 6sS
$50 Lady Bryan, SOC 800
3i5 Julia. iTOo ~
% Caledonia. 2i0c
$50 Baltimore. 5Uc
40 Silver Hill. 1900 LIZ
230 Challenge, az 1850
1909 New York, Doc zoe
10 Occidental, i70cIZ
500 Lady Washington, ~
iTo AaAes,
1890 Wells Fargo, lOc
$50 Woodvllle. 100
100 E~ossuth, l0c
575 Ward. 255c 260c
100 Leviathan, 55c
2S5 Scorpion, 2SOc goo
GOO Trojan, I0c
2G5 Benton, $3.50
500 Solid Silver, 25c
ESQ Flowery, 7C6
$40 North Bon. M :, l40c l45o
1875 MAckay. I2uc IA
2Jo Q. Z. Ravine, zoe
800 Leopard. 200 $50
leo Hussey, 90
SID Grand Prize. 270c az
IUb Navajo, 800
500 Independence, also 2l0o
200 Tuscarora, 20c
500 Belle Isle. Also Az
1915 N. Belle Isle. 40c
1900 Big Prize, SOC 6Oc
Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
$40 Raymond & Ely, Toe Use
935 Eureka Con-, IL
700 Belmont, Zoo G5e
300 ella, SOC
800 Albion. 3Oc
100 Belle, 395c
so Manhattan, 81
400 Paradise, "a
1000 Day, loo
0 Hillside, 1850
$40 Bechtel, 1906
2lO McCIinton, Csc
leo South Bodie, $50
$50 Booker, 1900
i25 Mono, 6H
100 Croesus. zoo
2iO Tioga. 3
l35 Summit, l40c
20 Bulwer, 0 81
us Syndicate, 6
30 GoodshaS. SOC
1000 Oriental, 4Oc
coo Champion, $50 500
700 B~lGckhawk, I
30 Con Pacific, 7
500 Dudley, Too
$50 Jupiter. l75c
N n.snn,n En.
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Tmc County Schools.

The Coaniy superintendent OF Schools
has, III accordance with law, just made
his annual report 10 tho Stnte Super.
intcn,cui. from which We extrac; IA few
items Of general interest. as follows:
Number Of boys betw en- g aud IL
yoars OF age, in County .4Cs
NurnLor If girls-same age. .....47
children under 6 years. $50
Number Of children between IS AMI
81 years 81 ego. ...... IS
Number Of children between 1 and
years oi "s'...... ....... .....iiI
Number Cf children undor 81 born in
"~vN"'A''.' ........ ......iSJ
Total number reported as attending
PNoHc SCHOOLS ........ 1873
Valuation Of school houses and fur
%nitHre, SI7, 900.
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The taxable property in Lander
county, this year amounts 10 sl,IoO,.
$40.
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This cveniug-M. A. Ryon. Mrs. Len
Wines, II. J. Woodruff, Mrs. Keyscr,
Thomas Welsh aud james Borette.
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Arrivals.

This evcuing-J. d. Fitch and two
c%hjnamou.
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Departures.

This morning.. u. Dayton, II. S.
Woodruff and Jacob Alexander.
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PAST. formerly of the ormsby House
at Carson, has opened a restaurant In
Bodie.
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Gus DiREoyr, of Eureka. shot him.
self in the hoad by accident Saturday.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.
j. a. Hudson. New York.
Mrs Smith, Wells.
G. II. Hale, Huntington.
Mrs, McDctmott, -
II. II. Hewitt, Lcadyillo.
Mrs. Kirby. Now York.
Il. w. Moore, Pittsburg.
q. A. Drown, South Fork.
A. Wild, Bullion.
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BROKERS.
syn FRANCISCO Nc.sr.. II. $. King q c

BROKERS.
sNN FRANCISCO. Acssrs. II. s.. King A On
WE HAVE REDUCED OUR RATES FOR
W Drars on New York TO Y OF 1 per con,
Onr New York drafts are AvAtLADIE At
ANY POINT IN THE EAST. and ,yc b.,
mat they are drawn TO order tender. thcm a,
no value to any ono except Tho prfty entitled
to thcir payment: and being drsyn In, dnpl,.
cate second drct enn be forwarded IN The
hfsi should be .ost. They arc MUcH MORE
oESIRABLE THAN r., o. ORDERS, IA tho
'a''et arc only drawn singly and arc a.
COOL IN tho hands Of one not entitled 10 ,hem
rs In thc hands Of the owner, and ~ they fall
into The hands Of 4 dishonest party and nrc
paid the oSnc, has 20 remedy whsicror.
sigh; ti'cciss on san Francisco IN.
ken nt par for New YorIs
Drafts aud Foreign Bills
or Exchange.
Eiko. May 81, 1870
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Tho following IL n list of letters re-.
manning III tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
fortho week ending Saturday, sept. o.,
1870.
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coaREsPoNprNrs.

NEW SoRK."...Agcncy Bank OF California
Mcssts. Knauih, Macleod Kuhnc
San FRANCISCO. The hank Of California
LoNDON".".."........Thc Alliance Bank
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

Rev. FATHER BERTHET.- wor-
thy curatc honOred our office, last
Thursday, by calling to see us. sther
Berthet is ooking in fine heal and
spirits, des'ite his arduous laborring
the late endemic, where, accorq to
the PointeConpee Pelican, he enred
himself toall his parishionors by my
kindly an charitable acts. Father
thcfs may friends in this city win
prcciatelis calls as much as we %
ourse!ye.