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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
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NOTICES 10 INSPECTORS.

John J. OBrien and his assistants were kept
busy yesterday and last evening in the Bureau Of Eeo
ons IN consequence OF the pressure OF which has
come upon them and the shOrness OF time which
prepare for the registration Thus far only IO7 Tau
many inspectors election have been appointed by
Board of Police They distributed among the Assem-
blV Districts az follows:
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CALLS UPON THE BARREL.


That Mr. Illden l. uch man is MS mis-
frlanr. ais buI the circumstance ought not
made The basis OF attacks which are as absurd az
tlcv Inconsistent II tee hal the money OF the
Eoilscds. ie could not cash haf the scores charged
M o. iu trc public Imagination. II money ere Mr.
Tfl rs only merl Il would stand him nothin- - a
Irc,ldCntii asprauL within the last Fix months ere
l4vt come AZ least hundred letters proposing
service 90 Nj Tden's Interest o. sort another
Cos % would - within The mark 10 say
rfa Ilden himself receives hali Tnat number every
aaV such coimunic atoms invariably 10 the wase-
Written unler the mistaken notion That tDert
really IS BARI they cOuftcoUsy destroyed, uu-
auSWHled
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NOMINATING WALDO HUTcHINs.

The Democrats Of Westchester County on
Saturday "a che Hon. Waldo HI'chin- for Con
gre-sInan For the kiln District place % Alexander
Smith, died year on the ligat OF MS elctloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

Among the revivals that Of business pros
psrrr b, peculiarly gratifying, and Knox. The halter,
rerO-z That ilimatie six hats
greater taal 90 present. SIC. -l2 Broadway and
Flth Avenue uOtei-hls stOrcare scenes OF delightful
activity.
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MORE KELLY CLUBS FORMED.

The Kelly State Committee intends to Issue
IN address people OF tie state Tomorrow setting
forth the position OF the ARl-RobnsOn wing Of the
Democratic party IN ths State During the week Mr..
Kelly will start on his tour through the state Il MS
official duties as Controller Of this city VIII permit
News was received Saturday ~ formation of John
Kelly Cubs n Glcus Falls n, lion aud &C. Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

Boston wife softly attached a pedOmeter
10 her husband WLeu after supper. be starred "a 20
down 10 TIE Office and balance TIE OpoA- On LIS re-
turu hfiaen miies ~ walking were Recorded lie
had been stepping around billiard table al the even
ing
A good country parsOn preached series OK
sermons Drscca morality, and very interesting and
Instructive they lad IN the village who had
heard Only Of them was coming cur or an orchard
Cay Ills pockets ou nz our With stolen rut e met
the DAsgn noticed h- Efforts 10 conceal the evi-
cenecs OF his glr Have been stealing apples =
Qsxed the minister. Yes. eir." answered the boy
tneeplsLly And you are trying 10 hide them from
mel" continued she good 1.ao. " Yes, SIR. SAID me
eulprif then added hlE Lace tightening np, You
sasd SUNDAY d1 avoid Tie appearance OF
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FRUITS or DEMOCRATIC RULE u KENTUCKY.
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The condition OF State Affairs Is lamentable
W. with The worst system oi assessment OF
auV be- tie J4u, AID our system " ose-snf mt ~
one orgrec better than Our syseW or collection Our
puhiir schools a d-caYng state; rivers are
unrayigaDr; car Peritcurafy y full and the state
Treasurer has penGeO payment Our Judiciary *
feels OF Respect; The Tee system and eiec,iVe
Judges have degraded 10 and brought into contempt
Tie prevails ~ every department. and II ~
frlflu. source 90 trouble. Lfwiessucss prevails every
where. Cur courts seldom punish crime, aud Judge
IvuCl ~ the cief protection IN many counties On TIE
SIur Bench ~ the : ate the De mocrauc ASftl
placed a iAan whose chief merit thai be once
hacked boots. and who rs undergoing Judicial ~
vtSigution for blcking his record And they have
placed the head az the Executive Department pan
wuu.r recu-d during the War making many votes Tor
Tie Republican, party in Ohio THIS j. no overnrswn
picture result Of the reign Of Bouroclism. This
ate VIII support Tilren the National Democratic
Convention but u vii be long before the suppOI of
L utucEy viii be of questionable value.
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ADJouRxED AFTER THE SETH BALLOT

BIXGHAMrOS. y. Y, Oct. j.-Ihe XXINth
District Republican Senatorial Convention, az
sidney Plans on Saturday. made Ne nom
nation The convention was adjourned to Octoscr
-. las. iDs y 3g7 resulted the siaue az ;he
nrst-Habert, g; Marvin, g. Thomas. q.
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HARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINrATuGh ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Al, -..es Goo sun sets - 5si Clock slow ~. 52s
Noon 900 souths. All IDcn's lays, -
wATrR rJOAf-A. ".
sandy Hook Is Island Ieu l.3O
Iisn NklLg rJpkr--f-
andy Hook 800 lsiAll OsO8 ls Gaze 1858
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

10y ~ go
Tee -
s-.s ra sfsxsaST iot-e4 Ans
rt-ressafs tLe variations IA tc1lper1iure
TRIBUNE OFFICE Der. 9. a. m--rhe barometer rose
saturday morning fsee hight whit" ne bat Tell again
Yesterday afternoon tsee heayr white hnf.l The
xa,ber ,,riu, the past A. hours las been clear aud
fair The tenperature ranged between to- aad ana 1s
on saturday tsee dotted ne). thu average between
lower than on Friday Yesterday the average tempeia
ture was 3lgo higher than on Saturday, The mercury
r,,,uc between So and SOC ls-e broken linel TIE
s1noupt OF moisture IN the air - large.
Clear and partly cloudy and warmer weather may DC
e1pected Iva This city and vicinity today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

Mr. OBnen Will send out notices early this morning
the IAmnany inspectors for the t. Assembly District
among whom are Augustus Scnell. August Belmont
David dudley Field. C. J. Gun her. and George " Win
gate aud to Samuel J. Tilden and Police Comm ssOIer
Mac can, who appointed also IN he Assembly
District As these gentlemen were not examined 10
their qualifications before being appointed. suecia
form had 10 Oe prepared. NJ. 1ldeu viii
ceive the follow ing notice
SAMUEL J. TILDEN. No i Grameroy Park:
YOu hereby nOutel that YOU have been selected
BY the Board Police its choice for the Office In
secor OF Election IN the Seventh Election District Of
the Is Assembly District. Upon the receipt ~ this
notice you are required by law appear before the
Chic .of the Bureau Of Elections FOR the purpose
animation and II found qualified. 20 take the oath Of
Office aud serve such Inspector JOHN j. O'BRIES.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Oct G. 1879.
For New-England. cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain calder north 10 east
winds with possibly frost in Name tonight, higher
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing eoudness
with possibly occasional rain. winds shifting 70 eastefl,
STATIONARY Or lower temperature, nearly stationary
barometer.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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The jefferson Democracy on Saturday even
inc resolved - support John Kelly for Governor ana
q Stale iicket was completed by the following nonina-
t0ns: Professor Robert ". Hume. Q1eens County, Tor
Lieutenant r.nr The Hor T. X Brasran Broo -
lYn. II STATE George Hi. uf Albany, ior -tit
Controller: Peter T. H4lu-g, Of Grccnr County, ioi
Stale Treasurer and JOHN lack. Of Orleans County Ioi
Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

As the liver is easily disordered. and a great
deai ~ billions distress apt o. prevail during the -r
Dr. Jlvu.'s Sanar.vc = us az reasonable EFT gcT
they the liver neashY action and remove all
ilpu-ue.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

senatorial he held THURSDAY Evening,
October 10. 1879. o'clock. az the following named
Win S.nae District No. s66 Pearl--t
win SeuAtr district M - Cli1fOn-st
With senate .hsfrfcf q COnrortls Hall % Ave-A.
With District Blocker Bulsng Bieesker and
NortOu-ste.
XIII senate District Hill Hail. No. t2T 2d-ave.
KIN Harvard ooris t2ct. and 6h
XIth senate Dsr1ct 40 Turner Hail. J+3 West sltb-5L
OaI.sr Tn he ann ID A.
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8 Paper of Diamonds first wafer, bought az sacrifice,
sring IN Tinc studs lace pins anl OcEefs, away
below bed prices. J. II. JOHNSTON ljO BOwery.
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EFFORTS FOR ROBINSON.

l. woodford and the Hon. Hamilton Ward will address
Republican meeting In Sev-Brighfon. g. l., tonight.
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politifal Notices.
R,DubIlran prImar, EIrrfious

The Grant-Corneii CaDtpasn tiub Nev Brighton stat
q fsaud.-f Hon. STEWART l. WopDftkD VIII lfdrrss
this LFceun, Monday evening oct B. AZ O'Clock.
CHAs. BIBLK secretary. DAVID ". 10 DD. Prr-iaent
Republican Primary Elections.
The Neuu ilcau Apcs IONS of the several Assembly Dis
trics VI meeE ~ tneu Respective headquarters on TUES
DAY EVENING october "a. 1879 % Dcock. ~ the par
nose OF elecng Delegates the following
A County CONVENTION h. held lnbiicsn Hail.
SO d-st 0dDosay evening. October - ls.e.
ncnc.. del. .Al.. % De- az l1r--onel - llllMa.
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N4RRIEn.

GRTFFFN-FIELD-On Fourth Day, Tenth Month LIST.
l-Tq 90 The Of the BRIDES parents. ~ Friends
ceremony Henry T.. Grlen 10 fane L. daughter " Aaron
Field al Of brooklyn.
KILPATRIC k-RAY-On Thursar, October >, 1879 q; The
OF The brides parents, BY the Rev. " H. Meal
lister Edward ". kfpatTiCk % adelaide A, daughter OF
Henry H. Hav. al ~ fhls civ. No cards
WHEELER TAPLES-IR New-Haven. Conn. October /.
Arthur W. heller Professor OF History IN Yale College
Hlrriefte =, laughter u George ". staples.
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INCIDENTS.

rar nav keep raoo with its progress upholstery and
DECORATIVE
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DIEn.

Al notices Of H,pTiaJe, mast b. iaIor5si viii fsI
name and address.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

RIP Bllcsx STATE COMMITTEE
sgArl ~ Nfw Yoak
ca. A3IaCl.. gLa5r.lln.
f. a a. 5 s9lsses Secretaries.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
lFrom Saturdays Daily
Comm,s.,oner. y%seetIns.

Tho full Board of County Commits.
sioners Were again in session for the
transaction Of misceilaneous business
during the day. The following claims
against tne county were acted upon and
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12

LeRnl notice TO holders Of liens
agaipst the the Falcon Aini-g Company
appears in another column.
Dick Dorsey being again let's widow
want = 7housekeeper;a young and
handsome one preferred. Apply at the
premises.
"'Rochio" enjoyed himself immensely
to day; when well bedocked with bells
he is as proud Of his slow back car"
AS a high stepping thoroughbred with
carmine cutter.
IL has como at Inst. and in fact, is
still coming. Five and II half inches Of
the beautiful" ut last measurement.
The jingle Of sleigh bells is again heard
in the land, and the young hoodlum is
happy.
In evidence Of the extraordinary
weather this Winter in portions Of Cali
fornia. the Stanislaus river is frozen
over from shore to shore; the ice being
five inches in thickness. This is the
first time this river was ever frozen over.
We are glad to hear that Miss Louisa
Flynn. whose life has been despaired Of
for some days past, is considerably im.
proved in condition to-day. Youth and
h good constitution. together with the
best Of attention, may yet bring her
through in safety.
Ben Fitch has appointed Arthur Low
his deputy at this place, and our young
friend Albert Ellis. has secured u posi-
ton in the Office with Recorder Henley.
Both are clever gentlemen and fully
competent TO discharge the duties Of
their respective positions.
Dan Murphy. tho we'll known cattle
mau, has just completed a fine two
story frame dwelling house with large
substantial barn and stables, at Halleck
Station. After the interior of the build
ing is furnished; the larder and cellar
properly supplied, We will take pleasure
in assisting al the dedication cere-
monies.
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rrren Monday. D.ily,l
i6Alnaxundi.

The Legislature meets to day.
Tho weather to-day Is cold. cloudy. raw
aud disagreeable. Indications Of an
approaching snow-storm are very fav.
orable.
Fred Wilson is putting mp leo on the
Owyhee for the Tuscarora market. He
thinks no will be able to gather enough
to supply the demand.
Ben Fitch has appointed W. D.
Weaver his deputy ut Tuscarora, which
appointments in avery satisfactory one
to the people Of Tuscnrora.
There has been a New England Asso.
citation formed in Tuscarora.
There is ut this time in the Treasury
of Nevada the SUN Of S7l3.OGl So.
Toby L. RoSenthal the noted Cali,
fornia artist who painted Elaine
The Seminary Alarmed" and Lumer,
Gus other fine paintings passed through
OH the train this morning.
The Times. Rerie,V says the Young
America hosting works will not be re,
built mt present, and probably not nj
all ON the original location. but that the
other bcildings destroyed by the recent
fire will soon DO replaced by new ones,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12

The Board Of Commissioners elect
me at the Court. house yesterday. bat
a the retiring Board had faithfully
discharged its duty in disposins Of all
business matters coming under its ad.
Indication. up to the LIST instant. there
were little else for the new Board TO DO.
The only business transacted was the
passing upon the bill for board Of
prisoners from the LIST. and for execu.
tive service for +. l.. SeitL, amounting
to $55 Sc; Bancroft X Co. for Record
books, S6a 81; w. b. Weaver, deputy
at Tascarora. Si24 so; j. C. Wood,
Road Supervisor in Clover Valley.
SIS IS and that of G. L. ABBOTT, Justice
of the Peace for Tuscarora, Sl3i %.
After causing to be entered upon the
minutes an order reserving the room
adjoining the Clerks Office for it's use
mt subsequent meetings, the Board nd.
journsd to meet again On Monday.
February 3rd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
Picking.

There was quite n disturbance on
Railroad street yesterday caused by II
man going up to another with a muir.
drrOus looking knife in his hand and
accusing him OF having picked his
pocket If 81 so ia silver, aud threat
ening that unless immediate restitution
Was madc Il carving process woGiI iY
mediately commouce. The party - tn
second part flied an answer. tue burden
Of which WAS ~ general denial e! the
allegations Of the complaint. and also
setting forth that he had no coin in his
possession; bat upon pcrcciNins that
the carving was about 10 commence.
she!led out the required amount aud
was allowed 10 pass on, hat upon his
making complaints to some Of the by.
ISLANDERS thnt lac had been robbed, the
man with the knife again put in an APP
pearnrc", and told him empha.ically
that he had killed mucii b.t,er mel.
than he WAS aal il he di not stop his
whining he would seal HIM after them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
PPrHOnnI.

Mr.. Jas. Duncan of Mountain City,
who arrived here by stage last evening.
proposes to visit his old homo in Hull,
Canada East, for the first time in
seventeen years. He starts 10y the train
cast tomorrow evening, and will re-
main among his relatives during tho
winter, returning here about tho first
of April.
Mr.. Shepherd, senior, father of Sena-
tor G.. II. Shepherd, who for some time
past las been out OF health, has been
quite i'll during the past fow days. DIR.
Meigs. who has been attending him out
at the ranch on the South Fork, informs
us, however, that his condition is not
dangerous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
AAlARS0ndl.

There il still Dire in the shaft Of the
Young America mine. oH
TnE annual meeting Of the Arecnta
Company will be held in San Francisco
on the 18th instant.
There is . Atty sent assessment on
Leopard aud n Of ten cents on Pam
Their.
We notice that e1-Judge Taylor. of
"ours." has secured a position in the
Assembly as a Committee clerk.
Even red-hot stoves are embraced in
the category Of objects which excite the
eupiii;y Of Tuscarora "cracksmen."
George R-Dsiiaw who is at the Hot
Springs below town. afflicted with rheu-
matism, is rapidly improving and will
get abroad again in 9 few days.
The Snug continues to bepopular.
The chowder and Yankee stews are way
up. All for QUO bit, choice liquors and
best cigars thrown in so and try it.
Mention Of the "Mebhyso" is made
in the last issue Of the R,rier. 1t pears
like we've heard hat nune before, but
the mists of time have rendered our
memory uncertain.
The mercury got down as far rs thir.
teen degrees below zero this morning
and could have scored a degree or two
more had the occasion demanded.
The pay car Of the Central Pacific
passed through on its way to Ogden, this
morning. distributing coin to the EN-.
ploy es OF the company along the route.
Through our Carson correspondent We
learn that Gov. Bradley has just been
attacked with pneumonia, at the Capt.
tai. The hope that his illness will not
prove Of a serious nature will be very
general.
Our spirited ~neighbor the Tfaes-Rs-
risrS has entered upon it's third volume.
For boiled down concentration of news
items the Times Reri,r7 can't be beat.
1t deserves a liberal support and We
hope it will get it.
4 specia! car aud engine with L. c.
Fellows. Assistant General Superinten-
dent, vice John Corning, deceased; Au-
diior L. f. Gerald. Directors Croker
and Hopkins and Division Supcriuten-
lent q. w. Coddington, Of the Central
Pacific passed East yesterday, and re-
turned from Ogden this morning.
A TGir of small overshoes found on
the street near this Office by our partic.
ular devil, will be promptly surrendered
to the owner upon application by the
aforesaid. They are in II good state OF
preservation, Lat havn't the capacity to
accommodate a hoOi in our outfit.
The ice crop this season is unusually
fine. and n large amount Of it has beer,
harvested here, The proprictors CT the
Depot Hotel. Gem Saloon, Elko Bakery,
Elko Market, and others, have all pre-.
served au abundance Of the crystalized
iuid for Summer use. Fred Wilson
has also jn't completed the work oi
filling lis big ice.house on Silver street
From n reliable source we learned to,
day. that an important strike had just
been in n mine on what is known as
Six mile creek, just north Of Tuscarora
The mine i'll which Ia. strike il reported
is nn old location upou which work has
been quietly progressing for sometime
past, bnt withou; attracting much u,ten'
ton and our informant WAS unable t.
furnish Us with the name Of Tie mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
Rnlmlrnnai.

REixaARr 1 Co. have just received
another lArHe invoice Of staple Yoods.
TnE vrntler h still cloudy with an
occasional spasmodic effort to snow.
We notice by the Sitrr State that our
old t~ownsman. Thomas A. Prior. has
just been awarded the contract for lin
ing the County Jail at w~innemueca With
irUn asa further security against the
escape Of prisoners.
N. +. Peterson has solo, out his entire
business in the furniture mud undertake
ing line. to Nj. NJ. @. 2obiehau. who
will continue the business at the old
stand ON the corner of Fifth and Com.
merciul streets. where lie will always be
found ready and prompt to attend to the
demands Of customers.
Ar. Robichan's advertisement will
| appear in to-morrow's issue.
The snowfall yesterday amounted to
six inches on the level. and the sleigh
ing to-day is good, in consequence Of
which many persons took advantage OF
the rare occurrence to test the speed Of
their broncos and enjoy a ride upon
runners. The liveli,st party and that
which attracted most attention was a
regiment of youngsters in a big box
sleigh engineered by Dick Dorsey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
The sIilitury Compnny.

The initiatory steps for the organiza-
ton of a military company in this place
were taken shortly after the Indian
troubles upon the northern border of
the county had subsidized, and we are
now informed by G. g. Warner, who at
the time Of the organization of the CON-
pauy, was elected its Captain, that
every provision of the law of the
State in relation to the estab-
lishment Of military companies within
its borders, has been strictly complied
with, and that organization is complete.
One of the largest and best brick build
ings in town has been secured as an ar
mory in which the State arms forward
ed are properly deposited, and IN which
ample room is provided for company
drill. Captain Warner also states that
he has just received notice from Head
quarters ut Carson that additional arms
to make out the full quota, awsrded to
the company will DO ordered here very
shortly.
Situated as We are upon the main
line Of railroad and only 30 miles from
the exposed Northern frontier, no more
eligible position as n depot for arms
which are likely at any time to be re-
CURED for defense, could be selected.
and now that the military company has
become n fixture, with a large roomy
arnory at its disposal, it is well prepar-
ed 10 take charge aud proper car Of any
arms placed in its keeping by the State
authorities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
Holiday foods.

Have you seen the fancy goods ex.
hibited by Gabriel COhn2 II not. do
not fail 70 see them. II is n feast for
the eye. Mr.. Coin informs us that Ia
the purchase of his goods no had in
view the cultivation Of the taste, es.
pccially Of our younger people. for fine
arts, ut the same time he has Fixed the
prices so low that people Of reasonable
means can adorn their rooms with gems
Of art. The assortment consists OF
statne,te vases, toilet sets, maniel pieces
cigar stands, work boxes, etc., etc.