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6almnxundL-
Try those genuine Key West Cigars
81 Jackson'S.
Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
Is L o. o. F. at 1880 O'Clock. this even
ing. .r.. .s
Reckhart Il Froelich have the stone
foundation for their building. well under
way. to day.
Owing to Rov. Mr.. McCulloch's ub.
ssnce from town. there will be no ser
vices at the church. tomorrow.
The children Of tho Sunday School.
accompanied by their teachers will at.
lend the funeral in a body. tomorrow.
A fierce. cold wind continued through
the day yesterday. and ice quarterback
thick formed upon standing water, last
night; it is quite warm and pleasant
again to day, however.
All the furniture aud fixtures are now
removed from the old Corner Saloon.
which will soou be ready to sail TO the
new anchorage G -uu ads in the rear Of the
Depot Hotel.
The members OF Flko Lodge No. 10.
F. * A.. NJ, nfe requested to meet at
their b u Tomorrow Al ! o'clock. whence
they will nov in a body to the inter.
ment OF the remaius OF their brot er, J.
s Doyuton.
County Surveyor. L. u. Catlin, has
completed the invention of a pneumrtic
pump which Is described in the last is
sue Of the TiH,'-Reeier. 1t promises 10
be a decided improvement upon the
pumps now in use in the mines, in sew
erAl Important features.
Madame Srowloky will. by request,
upon the subject OF " Russia, Poland,
aud Personal "Reminiscences Of Siberian
Exile" ut the Church. to morrow even
ing at Z o'clock. Her experiences are
. bitter illustration OF the tyranny aud
grinding oppression TO which the people
of that i'll fated land. are constantly
subjected. and Afford al insight to life
in those countries, Of which the out
side world knows very little.
Reiuhsrt & Co. have experienced
greater difficulties on account of delays,
in shipping this last lot Of machinery,
lumber. etc, for Columbia. than are
usually encountered by parties we'll
vcrxed in the business as they are
through n long course Of practical eIre-
Tiencc. The stock comuriHing most of
the teams in this section have been run
ming u on the range. and in their
search for Young grass. wandered oil in
every direction, frvgrrutiy eutuiiinS a
loss OF time in hunting for them When
needed. This has been the case in sew.
eral Instances. where the teams were
loaded aud ready to start out. Tn"
lar.e HnckncT ~furIa," Mas also ugly
loading. a heavy frame upon ,Eo wa on
being ncc,Sslr, 10 SAT j. support 1t III
tnai.sit. Notwithstanding I.'sc iI'!"
dc. ,ys, huScvor. "iAh ,hc exc, pI5om OF
the tao last tcauuS. al lbu freight IL
nov un tho DAD north.
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ZINC SHOW Inst NIRht.

Rather n slim audience gathered OF
the Hall last evening to witness the first
appearance of Mile. Henri's Durlesque
Troupe, owing doubtless to the general
impression that the performance was of
n low order, an impression we are glad
to say that was dispelled by the excel
lence OF the entertainment. To night
they will appear for the last time in an
entire change of programme, and we
advise those who wish to enjoy a treat
to attend.
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W. -. Ford, owner Of the Basin mine
of TnscnroTa. to which Ne have referred
heretofore. WAS in town To day. aud
showed Us some more fine gold spccI-
TveIs from the vein which. at n depth Of
81 feet fTuiu the surfnce, il seven icct
wide. with 10th walls. smooth md veil
defined. \ strata 4 the vein. twelve
inrh"s wide. is extremely rich, free gold
being thoroughly diRused Ga ough the
quartz in ruch quantities us to be rcnd
ny scvn with tho naked eye. Tho bal.
Rnce Of the lead is not near 30 rich, but
has thus far produced ORC OF average
quality. The Basin il located at the
vest cnd Of tho district near what is
ku,ro rs tho old town." and gius
lively promise Of becoming one Of tho
most yhluahic properties in TINT rrr,I
district NJ. Ford has, in present de.
vrlopiuents, ample assurance OF tho
pcCpnnnency aud valuc of his mine. aud
IL prosecuting Developments upon il,
with all the means at his command.
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SvHNoWS

TN THE DlsTRI'r cOr0T or
HevSda- In and fo- the County OF E1ko
Jennie Rahsnn. PiAintin. Against 0cCrEO ".
kAnsoot. nSteodAnL 1
Action brousht in the District Court Of the
eeves,th Judicial Dt-trict OF The STATE pf NevpdA
In and for the County Of Eiko. and the cogas
plant Md Ia the onho- Of the Clerk Of ssid ii--
6Ho Court.
The stAts Of Nsvais sends greeting to oeorrS
". Ransom. defendant: lou &c hereby ne
Nuired to appear In an Action brsusht AsAlnst
200 By thu above paued Plaintiff thu Dstrirt
Court US tbs seventh Iuitcisl District af tho
and 20 answer In oOtnpl lint AleA th~rein. - .hia
tcn days .cHoi'.sivs OF the day iof r-rv - $50
The ssrNtoo 90 you OF this Sstmas1us-tf aPv~A
Within this County; o.. n orFvod oct - Gh1
County. bu, ia this District. within twenty days:
Otherwise. within forty dsyS-or juiEusent hY
default viii be taken sg.inst Iou. according 70
the PRAYER OF said complaint
The said . tion n brought TO obtain . jndR
ment and decree OF thfI Court that tho bo1ds q
mAtrtmony heretofore and nov existing hetHSa
the Plaintiff and defendant. be dissolved. Thu
the care and eusiody uf their minor chnd nhnaV
Ransom. be awarded to the PtAintid during The
minority OF said minor child and Z q such oiAnf
and furtter relief ~ o. the Court may ssem In.s
aud proper and for costs OF nuiL And you Ars
hereby notified that n you TAIL to appear and
answer said complaint - above required. The
aaid Plainun vii apply u the Court for the re.
lief herein demandco.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
District Court VI the Seventh Judi
ciAl District OF the state Of Nevada,
[kEALl County Of Eko. this 10Th day Of
March In the year Of our Lord one
Observation-Disclosures aud seventy.
nine.
mlodOo o. z GREEN. cIsrt.
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DANIEL T. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

Tbs PiSnos and Organs manufactured by nan
lei y. Beatty OF Warrington. New Jersey. are
more earnestly and generally commended BIZ
strumcnts manufactured IN this country or
Europe. The Piaios have the greatest possible
depth richness aui Volume Of toge. ooiubiDed
eycnncss throughout tho entire scaie, and shove
all. . surprising duration which never ehanres
under the most delicate or powerful to1cA.
The celebrated 'uoiien Tongue Reeis In
DeAtty's cel. bratcd Organ In conjunction vi h
the perfected Reed boards. produce sweet. pure
=cd powerful tones. Every instrument. Plsno
aui Organ. fully warrAnted perfect In every 70.
teen days test trial, the manufacturer paying
freight, both ways. n the instrument In not sat
isfac,ory. muStrat>u ADVERTISER Catalogue
tditIonl IeHt Tree on DUPLICATION. Addrc,S
New jersey.
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rrar.s-.r NrInM. Nrhnol.

ILEu, May 9th, 1872.
w. Eiigr-Wmh your prrmmissiou
J should like to say - few words in behalf
of Pafcs,. Trips writing aud sketch
ing school which 10 being held for the
tcrm ia tue Principals r'"m OF the
Public School bnildiug. The school
opened With some fiiy or silly pupils.
The boGrH being from I to . ,. N. The
first half of the SESSION is devoted To n
thorough explanation OF Of the primoi.
pies ot punmanshIp, the last half to
skvtchiug the various objects OF nature
familiar To all. This is the third week OF
school aud the scholars The
infant class, seated IN front at a small
table hnvo made such rnpid progress
as to be enabled to sketch any object
no matter how difficult, from n front
view or in the perspective. The first
week Of the tcIm was devoted to the
principles aud rudimcnts OF penman-
ship and sketchinG; the second, to
skctching tho residences of the pupils
IN the perspective. This week
will DO devoted to leaves. fruits
aud flowers. In this branch the pupils
will Of necessity be obliged to rely
almost entirely upon the Professors
sketches, for those articles arc seldom
seen in THE land Of s%nge.hrush and
alknli. The Professor is certainly dc.
serving Of all, and more, than tho sue
cess lie has met with since lie has be-
como one OF our number, for ho has in.
deed proved himself to lie n teacher Of
more than ordinary ability. gifted as lie
is. with the power Of impirting to others
the knowledge which he himself has.
and Of making his explanations in such
q plain and concise manner that oven
the youngest OF his pupils cannot
holp but understand him. | must not
forget to state that there is an iDtcrmis-
sion Of ten 20 fifteen minutes devoted to
love making by those 80 inclined, and
from tho manner in which this il con.
Quoted one would naturally suppose
that our past February had 20 days.
Visitors arc always welcome, and they
cannot help noticing that the school
contains much Of youth, beauty and
rare talent. I could say much more
but time and space will not permit.
A FREQUEsT VIsrToR,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE IL HERHpY OWEN T1AT M
~ virtue OF an order maic the aist day Of
March. 4. y. 1879. by tho niatriot Ooaf4 " lhs
IN yhdiciAl District, State OF Nevada. In and
third day Of Npril. \. u. 1870: ID IA O'Clock m.
81 said day. at the q iurt Houac. IN Tho town II
Elko, State OF Nevada. acll all tho right, title
and ~intcrest nf the estate VI Aiois Hltt. 10.
ottatn. IN vii:
An undigid,i nvo hu Died feet IN that Ger.
tain niue or mining clslm. known aud rccotd.
I'd "a tho "Bclie isle" uiins. located III The Tue.
carira Mt ing III ,tr:ri, COUNTY ri Rlko, state
Of Nevada. Term Of snls-cash.
n. NJ. BfANn,
Administrator OF the estate II Alois Hliiy. de-.
csa-ed.
Dated 81 Fix, March n, 1879.
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Dentistry.

DR.. NJ. W. Parsons. whS is now at
Wells. Is about starting on his way home
TO & tockton, California, and proposes
to stop at any points between this place
aud Lovo,ocks IN the limo OF the road,
whero hi' professional services may be
required. from the 9th TO tho 10th in
slant. Orders left Mt tho Offices Of
Wells, Fargo & Co. at any OF the points
mentioned, will receive prompt atton.
ton.
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solid Merit Will Tell.

For all the bitter opposition Of jeal-
u rivals, no better illustration could
be had Of this fact than the immense
sale already attained by the great
Throat and Lung Remedy. DR.. Aug.
Kaiser's German Elixir. For the euro
OF Coughs and Bronchial affections it is
truly wonderful, even those suffering
from Consumption in advanced stages
find great relief, and numbers Of patients
have found. to their delight, not ouly
reliet but. cure. 1t being perfectly
harmless, makes it Mt once popular with
mothers, who of all other hive felt the
necessity of such a medicine. The gen.
uine bears the Prussinn-C Coat. OF Arms,
the facsimile signature Of DR.. Aug.
Kaiser, and has his name blown on every
75.ceut bottle. A trial size may be had
at the Drug store Of F. f. Muller for
% cents.
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BEATTY'S
PIANO AND PARLOR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

Containing tho elements Of music. With EASY
nd progressive exercises to perfect the player
IN the art ~ music teither PIANO or orgsnL, b.
which is added over sixty waitLcs. Polkas,
Marches. GalOpu. operate Melodies, DArorg,
etc. by PANEL o.. Beatty. Washington, New
Jersey. one Of the best works OF iia kind ever
introduced. anl ahonld 30 In the hands III avery
piano aud organ phyor. Sent postpaid b. any
part o. the thitsd ststcs or Canada for only So
cents. The price Having been reduced Ia II, 70
ducs tt eysry where. Address. DANIEL r..
BEATTY, washingtsa, New Jersey.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Jerry Lynch, S. Mucller.F +. c. Mathcr,
Hnrrio Lorrannie, Lizzie Harvey, Irene
Somers, Jessie Lewis, j. Ii. Lankin.
Otto LenLard. Tommy Rosa. j. II.
Wood. Irono Baker. L. ID. FuIlner. OF
Milo. Henrio's Burlesquo Troupe, from
the West.
+. u. Smith, Island Mountain.
Jos. Doisiet. Battle Mountain.
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N urder In Paradise.

During u variety performance at Par
adiSe village last night, Charles HymeI
shot aud. tho physician says, fatally
wounded, l.. X. West. Witnesses to
the ARRAY say that the shooting was I'm.
provoked. I'M that Hymer would have
been lynched Dy the Infatuated audience
had not the Deputy Sheriff quickly
driven him to w~innemucca and locked
him in the Cou nty jail. Hymer. it will
be remembered, was for some time a
resident of Elko, and established All
unenviable reputation as a quarrelsome
young man during his stay here.
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Everybody is Liable TO Accident.

Everybody IL Liable 60 Accident.
The statistics Of the Travellers In
suranco Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety Of accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents, and the balance. cuts,
falls. sprains, ginning, burns, horse
and carriage injuries. needles, splinters.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
II. n. GIAST, Agent.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments possess capAc
ites for musical effects aud expressions never
before attained, adapted for Amateur aud Pro.
feSsionAi' aud an ornnmenii in any p.rlor. EI-
Work nnnsi'Ip, Elegant Designs aud
Finish, and wonderful variety OF their com.
bination stops. Every instrument fully war.
rAnted for str years a. strictly nrst-claas I'm
every respect. aud a. . guarantee they are
shipped Oh from hyc TO hneen days teet trial,
money refunded aud freight charges paid both
ways by inc " they are misrepresented or In
any way prove unsatisfactory. No such offer
has over been made. Beware OF limitations.
Agents wanted. but where ! have none, large
discounts made a. introduce In new localities.
send for Illustrated A 'vERrtSER. containing
long lists ~ testimonials from well. known por.
sons. some Of whom you may know. classifca
by States. With Post-ofhces annexed. that all
may inquire direct Of them. Address, DANIEL
Y pENITY. Washington New Jersey.
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Adyrru.ed Later I,,st.

The following is n list OF unclaimed
letters remaining in tho Hlko Office for
tho week ending Saturday. May Ord,
1870:
Anderson. August Finncrty, Mrs. Noliic
0iarnld, Mrs. Lizzie Jonkins, Thomas
BaVonscroft, Wash. Menchau, Joel l.
Mccoy. James Pnrkc, John W
SosmoBds, W q Walker. W L
q. ". HULL PM.
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why STAY POOR ?
Illeueaa nayer-

IOROsPECTING OFTEN PAYS
L Idlsness never.
..Itl.f - .vEg.IE q 4
The millions Of tho comstock wprn Q Iueky
ind. Worthless looking rock IN often rich In
treasure. AZ LeAiville \ simple ASSAY made
millionafres OF many. Other b~onanzas whore
least suspected await the coming OF some un.
III own needy man. Who IL lie.
AZ virpiiiit City. Nevada. assayR for Gold and
Silver are made at 81 On per samrlc. by Gun.
RAD WEl6ANII. fnrmorlr the Supervising As.
sayer OF the U. =. Mint y. San Francisco
The mail will cary ore-sampirs to his ofioa
for ONE CENT per once.
Reports como back bS return mail. or results
are te!egrAphtd when O dcred g..
All cost delays and risks in rcinittirg money.
are avoided BY the purch' se of . remittance
Ticket for si.u0 ~ the independent Ofire.
Trv your luck.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

ii. Osborn.
NJ. ". Parsons. Stockton.
J.. A. Wardcli. Moore's Siding.
G. Maly, Huntington.
Mrs. Cody, Reno.
Henry woodborn, Ogden.
Joseph Daisctt.
G. +. Edwards, Sacramento.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.
4l0 Raymond & Ely. 81
200 J ckson, sex
$50 Belmont, 40c 45c
lS5 Belle, 7T
20 Manhattan, az
$50 Day, 45c 4Uc
ITO Hillside. "a
100 Highbridge, 25c
200 Albion. 4Oc
200 Bodie, 81
100 Paradise
800 Bechtel, lose l
$50 McClinton. Soc $50
$50 TioGa. 220c
245 Summit, 2
100 Syndicate. 2
100 Goodshaw, SOC $50
$50 Belevidere,
$50 Champion. l5c
40 Bulwer. IL
$50 Blackhawk, 2
$50 South Bodie, 4Oc Csc
CTS Booker, I5c
200 S. STANDARD, l5c
200 Richer, 500
6S5 Mono, 1850
$50 University, 4Oc
92O Con. Pacific, az
0 Dudley. 4Oc $50
$50 Jupiter, 55e Coo
1000 s. Bulwer. Coo $50
$50 MONDAY, "a 1900
$50 White, Z
500 Golden Terra, IL
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Now We hive IT.

Two large cases of Mitchelfs New
General Atlas OF the World. have just
arrived from Bradley. Garretson & Co.
OF Philadelphia, and are now being
distributed to Subscribers by +. @. Ma
ther. general agent for the Pacific Coast.
We find the work posted No to 1879,
elegantly printed and bound, and
In every way complete. Among
the late improvements are two now
aud valuable maps Of special inter-
est, one illustrating the Berlin Congress
Treaty; the other n large double page
map Of Africa, Ivy 1. Arrowsmith, show
ing all that is now known Of tho into
rior and coast Of this wonderful cunti.
nent. More OF these Aliases will be
delivered in this county early in June.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.


Il. Forbes, Sacramento.
g. Mcdonald, Eureka.
r. II. Cook, Winnomucca.
T.. G.. Cotton aud LADY, New York.
T.. Chapollo nnd lady. do
Fannie Edwards do
Frank Leonard do
James Lennon, Chicago.
Bertha Won Berg, Rochester.
Geo. l.. Russ, Rome.
II. NJ. Talbot, Lamoille.
II. 4. Conlcy, Tuschrora.
w. =. Thomas, s. +.
NJ. W. Parsons. Stockton.
o. II. La Grange. Dodic.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There II no manufactured Of Pianos and n
gans IN this or any other o,uBtry who has 70
Mr.. Beatty. Prom every ststa and re-ritrry
comes tho Hams verlicti They are tbs beat In
the world Illustrated ADVERTISER, lCeka.
logue kdilIonl free. Address, DANIEL y,
BEArlY, Washington, New Jersey. cal
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Thomas Holmes, Cnrliu.
j. W. Woodworth. Tuscarora.
Al. Fisher, Bungtown.
ii. A. Reilly, Tuscarora.
!. Is. Crozicr,
J. A. Mendcnhnll. Garden Groden.
j.. II. Morrison, Eureka.
J. Sadler aud vito. s. +.
William Brew,
Joseph Daisiort. BATTLE Mountain
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From Tuesday. Daily.l
commissioners Me-tI.r.

| "ertimE.
Board met for the transaction of bust
ness at 10 o'clock this morning, pur.
suant to adjournment-fun Board pres
ent.
To day being tho timo specified for
opening the sealed proposals for the
purchase of bonds authorized to be is
sued by Elko county, to the amour Of
$4,000 for the construction Of u Jail,
the Board proceeded TO examine the
same. aud the bid of the Bank of Cali.
fnrnia, per II. p. Freeman, being the
highest OF any Presented-5H per cent
above par-the entire amount Of ; 10, 600,
in bonds, was awarded TO the said
parties.
The official bond Of W. j. Triton, as
Road Supervisor Of Tuscarorn road dis
irict was approved and ordered filed.
j. I. Triplett as Justice of the Peace
for Lamoille valley, filed a now official
bond, which WAS also approved.
The official bond Of L. z. Sawtelle,
Justice of the Peace FOR Star valley was
approved.
A. w. Brown, Justice OF the Peace
for Huntington valley, also filed his
Official bond which was approved.
j.. Is. Rosenberg. Supervisor for
Co%rnucopia Dad district, filed his Of
fetal bond which was approved.
Tba r.givnnIinn ~ II II,.Iao T..
tice OF the Peace FOR White Rock Town
ship was accepted, aud III accordance
with Petition from citizens OF The Town
ship. G. A. Watson. OF Columbia, was
appointed Justice of the Peace for xnid
While Rock Township to ill the va
cancy caused by such resignation.
In accordance with prayer OF petition
crs OF Glover valley road district COM
prising II majority of the property
holders Of said district, it was ordered
that a special tax for road purposes be
levied upon the personal and real prop
erty in said district. in the sum OF thirty
cents OF each one hundred dollars val.
nation thereof; the same to be collected
By the Supervisor Of said road district
rs prescribed by law, and the County
Clerk is hereby instructed to draw a
Lis; Of the property Of the district from
the county tax roll, and forward the
same to the Supervisor of said road dis
trict.
The official bond of J. +. Crawford,
Road Supervisor for Railroad district
was approved.
TIE returns from the Tuscarora Spec
ial School Election were received and
upon a canvass Of the same being made,
1t was found that IA large majority Of the
special tax for school purposes; the
Board hen in accordance with law pro-
cceded TO ascertain from the tax roll the
value Of real aud personal property Of
hat school district, aud upon such as
certained basis. 1t was ordered that q
special tax f one Lundred cents be
levied upon each one thousand dollars
valuation of the real aud personal prop
oIty Z! said district. which is to be
added to tho tax Of the present year.
the same to hc paid into the county
treasury as II special deposit in favor Of
sail school district, TO be drawn in the
same manner ms other school moneys.
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ArrIYnla.

From tho north this evening were
VIM. Ross. Samuel Hovry and Vim.
Long and vito.
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The Board OF Commissioners was
still IN session during the day, and have
not yet adjourned.
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ArrINnIH.

by last evenings stage from tho
north were Il. II. Bigelow, Mrs. Tyler
and Mrs. l.. @. Dorsey.
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Arrivals.

This cvoniug-Rov. II. McCulloch, J.
How and C.. Matbor.
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lhc tulcfnI or -. ~.
The funeral Of ont late townsman, ].
S. Boyn;on. which took place at two
O'Clock. yesterday. was attended by q,
large ]concourse Of people; the process
sion following the remains 10 the
Masonic burial grounds, being among
the longest ever witnessed here. lie was
buried with Masonic honors by Elko
Lodge, of which he was a valued mem.
Der, and n largo number Of friends and
ac%quaintanccs wcro present to witness
the solemn and impressive ceremony.
Tho deceased, by his honorable and
straightforward course in all relations of
life, had justly merited the high esteem
in which he was held by all who knew
him. aud in his doath, the sad loss of
an honest man and valuable citizen, is
felt mud recognized by the entire COM
inunity.
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Depot Hotel ~ynls.

Depot NOlrI ArrINnIs'
Joseph A. West, Ogden.
O. @. Richards do
Ora Haley, Laramie.
Louis Imhaus, s. +.
II. j. Jones, Gold Hill.
J. kimbell, Ten Mile Creek.
S. Barclay, Carlin.
Thos. HOLMES do
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Departures.

This morning-D. benjamin and II.
J.. Jones.
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IOcpnrimrca.

This morniug-Mrs. A. u. Waller and
W. ". Rogers.
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fir faro games are in full blast at
Sutro. Hf'pf go
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
Departures.

For the north by this mornings stage
were r. Il. Biselow, A Primeaux and
w. L. Il Iomas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11
Departures.

This morning.. Closer, aud q. II.
Wood.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-11

FRxsH Strawberries and cream daily
at the Com Restaurant.