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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-06
From Wednesdays Daily.T
IRnIIIi nEandl.

Fri"ghts received by rail TO day we're
one car Of oil for John Aiuley, and one
Of general merchandise.
Ben Fitch's boys are doing good
work. They have improved the appear.
nnce Of things outwurdly. about town,
very much within the past two days.
An adjourned meeting for the perfect
ing Of the organization Of the Elko
Sporting Club. will be held at the
Gem tomorrow night at y o'clock.
A hundred dollars In silver was ex.
tracted from L.. J.. Hogle's bureau
drawer, in Tuscarora. n few days ago,
and n Celestial domestic who was aware
Of the deposit, is non est come-ati. bus.
Freights shipped by rail to. day were
one chr Of dressed pork. west by Russell
K Bradley; one car Of flour to Pine
station. by Reinhart S Co.. aud one
car Of grain to Eureka. by Reinhart &
Co.
j Il. Bradley and j. II. Wilmington,
took the train east Inst evening. They
will go as far as Cheyenne. recent trans.
actions in cattle. in which both these
gentlemen are interested. requiring
their presence in that city.
A dissolution Of the copartners ship
heretofore existing between Samuel
Maud and Marancy Pollard, having
taken place 10y mutual consent, he pub.
lie is promised m accurate history Of
the eventful life OF the whilom hero Of
q thousand startling stories, from he.
she or its first appearance upon the
stage Of life down to the present time.
We anxiously await the denoument. Let
her whiz!
-Four car loads OF the finest mules We
have seen lately, passed through here
for Sacramento, by the ir eight train last
evening. The animals we're young,
standing from 1G 10 II hands In hight,
none below the former figure, and all In
splendid condition. They are being
brought out by Howard & Glascock, Of
Woodvillc, California, tho senior mem.
Der OF the firm accompanying tho stock
and having II In charge.
We encountered upon tho street TO.
day, for the first time since his arrival
In town, two days ago. our jovial Tus.
carora friend, Charley Leach, aud was
glad to find him looking mono tho worse
from the effects OF bis late indisposi-
tion. lilo has fully regained his appe.
lite and disposes Of a square meal with
his accustomed vigor, and takes his
liquid straight. with evident satisiac.
ton. As o o as no is comfortably
married, we shall take him by the right
hand OF fellowship-if he will permit
tho familiarity-and cordially welcome
him TO tho ranks Of tho beloved bone.
dioia.
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The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders ofice since
last Friday:
N. C. Irlard to s. II. Mason, 80 feet
In the Bonanza Queen. Good Hope Dis
INSTRUMENTATION, 800.
8. Coleman to James Jones, i56 feet
in the Snider mine. Good Hope District
consideration, $500.
James Jones to J. l.. McGovern, IS
feet In the snider mine. Good Hope
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50.
+. II. Smith to Brown i Urton,
Smith & wilsey lumber yard and Office,
in Observation-Disclosures. $3.50.
Ed. L. seit1-Sherif's sale-to W. J.
Urton. the Golden Gate mining claim
in Trscarora Mining District-consider-
ntiop, $I28.
". J. Triton 10 William Goodman, lot
and blacksmith shop.in Tuscsrora-con.
sideration. 800.
Young America Mining Company to
Margaret More. lot IL. block II, Tusca-
rors-consideraiion, $50.
l.. A. Sherman to q. W. Tucker ct al.
lots Nos. l and Q. block II, Elko-eon.
nderation, $500.
Young America Mining Company 10
novnLon 4 lhbok La. NJ % 4. At-l
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From Tuesdays Daily. ]
RnlInaEundI.

A meeting for the organization OF n
Sporting club will be held at o'clock
this evening at the Gem saloon,
A regular communication OF Elko
Lodge No. 10 A. T. u A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic hall this evening at Z 30
o'clock.
Five teams were buaily employed yes
t"rday and to-day in hauling manure
upon the University grounds. When
heavily coated with the fertilizer, the
whole will be broken up by blowing.
l.. Burner. who gives notice OF his
intended trip to Yankee Fork, In an.
other column, has q splendid outfit for
the journey. and being on enterprising,
practical man, his In the very best and
cheapest proposition to those desiring
to visit those mines.
We are informed that the nearly nude
body Of q dead Indian is lying unburied
In tho sage.brush. only n few hundred
yards above town, md that Il has been
thus lying during tho past week. The
authorities should see hat II 10 at once
put out Of sight. We could learn moth.
ing as to tho cause OF manner OF her
death.
Oliver Rife, OF Mound valley. who
went on q visit 10 his old home In West
Virginia. some thrco months ago., 70.
turned hero by tho train this morning.
The pleasures Of tho trip we're much
marred by sickness, no having been
taken down with pneumonia, while at
Omaha, on his wny east, from the effects
Of which he has not yet fully recovered.
Ho is glad TO get n rest from the fstigues
Of travel, and his many friends Ia this
section heartily welcome his return.
Oliver says that business Of all kinds
In tho east is much dullcr than We Of
this country have any idea Of.
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SlAlnAwOnAL.

A n load Of BudWeissr beer arrived
from the east to-day for Reinhart & Co.
also u car Of wood for Russell & Brad
ley.
Il. II. Lindsay. Of Virginia City. has
been stopping in town during the past
two days, having arrived from tho west
Saturday evening.
Captain Carr and wife. formerly OF
Camp Halleck. and George d. Roberts
Of San Francisco, were passengers for the
east by last evenings train.
Dan Murphy. who has been on a
three months trip to Arizona. came up
from the west by the train last evening,
and continued on to his home at Halleck
Station.
DIR. @. L. Lucas Is having his frame
building fronting the Court house NOV.
ed back upon q line with the adjacent
buildings, at he same time raising II upon
a higher foundation. The change will
add much TO the appearance Of the
property and the street at that point.
In the District Court the case of E.
A. Fargo VI. ex Sheriff Z. L. Seitz, was
called Saturday. After testimony in
the case was heard, the defendant
moved for . non.suit. which was granted
by the Court. ~
The Court met to-day. but adjourned
until to morrow morning. the ease set
not being ready for trial.
Our old Tuscarora acquaintance, Tim
S. Brown has just returned from Ari-
IONA whittier he vent last Fall. We
didn't have m opportunity to interview
him a. to the result OF his explorations
in that foreign land. but from . casual
observation or two let fall by him during
his brief stay in Elko. we should judge
that Notwithstanding tho vast area Of
ground to the acre lying about loose in
the Territory. there are in his opinion.
other portions OF mundane sphere, pos
sessing infinitely greater attractions.
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Tax scarcity Of diamonds, gold and
silver. and the difficulties met In secur
ing them, is q sure indication OF their
value. Thus II is with valuable medi
cine: DR.. Aug. Kniscr's celebrated
German Pulmonic Elixir. through The
jealousy Of rivals has met with the most
bitter opposition, and apparently oil.
most insurmonntsblo obstacles have
boen thrown In ita way; but It's oppo.
neuts might as we'll try IN change tho
course OF the sun, sweep back the ocean
with a broom OF put ont y prairie Are
with o tear. For the cure Of throat and
lung diseases, such rs coughs. colds.
consumption and bronchial affections.
II IL nne1ualiod. Its cures ara truly
magical. Ask your druggist, +. Y.
Muller, for IL. The genuine bears the
Prussian Coat nj Arms, the facsimile
signature Of DR.. Aug. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on every 75.ceni bottle
Trial bottles 20 cents.
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II Afforded M much pleasure last
evening to again take by the hand that
old-time citizen. Len Wines. Who for =
number Of months past has been vigor.
ously engaged in the Effort to solve the
financial problem, up about Columbia.
Being ut winnemmuccA with his tsams.
which are loading for the above men,
toned camp he took . run up this way
by the train. to make brief visit TO
his family and friends. Running through
his organism, Len has . decidedly
speculative vein which, should the
routine process fail. will some day in
all probability. place him In those easy
circumstances TO which We all aspire.
We are pleased to learn that through
Q trifing but fortuitous investment.
he has recently become interested
in immense gravel diggings In
California. It is also rumored that
Ben Fitch, through the advice Of .
prominent Eastern operator" became
the owner Of a large share OF the same
property. In some instances, the sud-
den advance from comparative poverty
to untold wealth has the effect Of trans
forming the recipients Of dame for
tunes especial ~favors, into bloated
uristocrats; but with these gentlemen.
whose superior mental calibre is equal
to any emergency, the requirement Of .
few hundred thousands, more or less,
produces no more effect than would .
plethoric sack upon a Nevada Legislator.
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he startling announcement vas
made to-day. that BAN DOrsey hsd gone
out Of town. We could scarcely credit
the runaor. bat upon the positive testi-
nIny of several sys.witnesses Who nav
him depart norAuArd saAtched along
LY = pair Of powerful eqainss. oar
dOubts gave vay. and Ne are prsPared
for AAy calamity hat may beiall the
town. We wOuld - soon Suspected tie
stable itself Of getting mp and going on
Of its own volition. Ten long years
have elapsed since the senior member
Of the Arm Of DOrssy Bros. has been
guilty Of . similar indiseretion.
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An orI tniZation has recently been
formed III this place 10y n number OF our
prominent citiL"n,. known ~ the EIko
Mining x Prospecting Co., with J. S.
Mhyhugh. ~ Pr, silent; ]. II. wrilnnl.
Secretary and Treasurer, ]. l.. Gnlligan.
Superintendent. In addition t. tho
above p%arties, the company includes
the names Of John Synnott, J.C. Fisher,
J. W. Vowel, jacob Alexander aud l..
J.. ~lIelser.
The object Of the Company is to
prospect aud conduct mining operations
IN the old LonO Mountain district,
twenty Ave miles north from this place.
The Company has taken possession Of
three Of the principal locations made in
the district some years ago aud subse.
quently abandoned. The Superintend.
cut, together with Mr.. Synnott and sew
cral other experienced miners started
ont on Monday last to begin active op.
erntions, taking along lumber black
Smithing and mining tools. provisions.
Including an ample outfit Of general
supplies to DO used In tho enterprise.
In addition TO the relocations men
toned. the Company OWNS. aud will
also at once prosecute work upon. n late
discovery in the same locality, mndo by
ono Of Its members, which gives prom.
lao Of greater value than snything here.
ioiore found In the district. This latter
ia said to DO a large, strong vein, from
which assays Of it's average ores near
the surface, resulted In n yield Of $3.50
In silver. aud 1877 per cent copper to
the ton.
There Is good reason TO believe that
tho mines OF old Lono Mountain dis.
iriet possess genuine merit, and tho
company just formed act ~ though Il in.
tends to proht by II. We wish them
every success Ia their praise-worthy en-.
deArors.
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A rodoo Of horses will take place on
the 10Th Of April next, commencing .,
Robison's old place in Huntington val
ley. and will include the country east Of
the Pine Valley Range. Squaw Mount
ain md the Bedrock country. Every.
body interested 10 requested to attend
and bring With them plenty Of good
saddle horses.
JouH W wr,,x.~.
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RAaAwSoAl

RAlaAgssAl
The Board Of County Coania.iou~ss
holds its regular quarterly nsstiAs q
the Court Aoass % Mo0dAy.
Dudley Sale has eo@asoeeA vVrkup-
o. the new tvo-stosy b1ilaias Of
Messrs. ReckhArt 4 Rroslieh.
Frank 0rsatssr. Who arrived Asrs
from Cornueopla Last evening took ths
train fOs Ban Francisco tAis nosning.
We ere glad 10 know that u. r.
Haynes. Who for several days past has
been oonaued 10 his room By sickness.
10 improving.
An adjourned meeting Of the men,
bers Of the Elko Guard. will be held 1t
their Armory At7 o'clock. sharp. THE
evening.
Ben Fiteh's boys have worked faith
fully. the streets and alleys OF the own
giving satisfactory evidence Of their
handy-work. and the cost Of . team to
haul the rubbish owAy 10 all vs will be
called upon 10 pay. which will be 70
each citizen . mere tribe.
f.H.Smith IL erecting upon his prem
Uses neAr tho north extremity OF Piety
Bow, . barn twenty BY thirty feet in
extent and two stories In hight. They
are not much cramped for room mp on
the hill, as the lots are susceptible Of
being extended in depth . distance OF
about four miles. and by taking in the
mountains, dd iafnitHm.
j. Spence's ten-mule team loaded
with -four here yesterday and started
for the Duck Valley Indian Reserva-
tion. The nour Is sent ont by Agent
John How for the use Of the Western
S~hoshones. The property and provis.
ions OF that portion Of the tribe which
wa located upon what was known As
the Carlin farm, has been loaded upon
Agency teams which are now on the
way to the Reservation in Duck Valley.
We learn that the Indians arc preparing
to put in q good crop OF grain and vege-
tables in Duck valley this season. thirty
acres Of the former being already sown,
and a large area Is being plowsd and
prepared for planting. Tho lands Of
the Reservation are Of tho very best
quality for cultivation. and admirably
watered by never failing strea as.
We are informed by the agent Of
Wells. Fargo & Co., At this place. that
the company has just adopted a reduced
schedule Of express rates upon this
Coast. The reduction ranges from ten
to twenty-five per cen below former
rates. affecting chiefly the transports
ton Of small packages; four pounds
and under, in the carrying OF which.
the company Is obliged TO compete with
the mails. Considerable reduction.
however, has also been made on rates
for weightier packages. and the public
can now have the satisfaction Of know
ing that in a majority Of instances. the
original cost Of the articles forwarded
will be fully equal to II not greater than
the cost Of their transportation. The
new system Of graduating express rates
Is q decided improvement upon the old
b margins favoring the shipper. hav-
ing been materially widened by . cor
responding contraction Of those OF tho
company. This Is = move in tho right
direction. and whether the present
tough times or a spontaneous eruption
Of benevolence has impelled the COM
pany to make the modif cation. the
Pacific Coast public will accept the
change with duo appreciation.
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Our old townsman, Films DeYoung, OF
the Depot Hotel. takes the train this
evening for n four months visit 70 his
old hone in Pennsylvania, after an
absence Of thirty years. He was one
Of the argonauts of forty.nine. and
lived in various parts Of California until
the discovery Of silver in tLis State,
when he re.crossed the Sierra Nevada,
and joining the grand army OF fortune
hunters found himself ut an early day
o our history, n nomndic citizen Of
this part OF our State, with which he
has ever since identified himself. The
vast changes which have taken place in
that country since he left It, n mere
boy, will be found difficult to realize,
and the best We can wish him is, that
the anticipated pleasures of the journey
may not be uutralized by disappoint-
ments. That he may heartily enjoy
himself among his people and in due
time return in safety, is the wish Of his
many Nevada friends.
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Arrivals at Depot Hotel.
+. NJ. Hnrgis. Hnlleck.
ii. NJ Talbot, Lamuilie.
N. Marks. San Francisco.
Mrs. Pauline.
j. IL. Read.
A. L. Deckelmau. Tuscnrora.
Tim S. Brown,
J. ]. Flnherty. Eureka.
q. Bngby. Typo.
n. l.. Hathaway. Typo.
W. T.. Jackson. Krithsburg. Ills.
Charley Long, Reno.
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From Monday 8 Daily.l


Advertised Letter List.
Tho following Ia a list Of unclaimed
letters remaining In the Elko Office
March Goth, 1870.
Allen George Bassfori ID +
Blair Miss Lottie Davis Oscar
Grey Dabago Gaylord John
Howell Sam Hale VS.
Hackiey o Sheldon Hoag
Smith J p Thompson Jesse
Thomas Sarah Young Simon
Zweiiel Miss Dora 3.
q. W. Hull, Pm.
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JOHN W. WILLIAMS
llneInE AZ XnIis.

May 8-Half mile aud repeat. free
for all horses In Elko County.
May 9-Singls dash, half mile, free
for all horses In the County that have
never run for money.
The purses will DO larger than have
ever been given in tho county before.
Amount will be named - soon - tha
subscription list IL hlled,
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IAaI0AIanai.

Nale80m0
The advertised order Of exercises and
grand ball 70 be given BY the Order Of
Odd Follows April 25th. will be found
in another column Of this paper.
Owing to the absence from town of
Reverend Mr. McCulloch, there will DO
no preaching at the church tomorrow.
Sabbath School will be held at the
usual hour,
Reckhart & Froelich have Just re-
ceived . car load Of lumber from
Truckee, for their building about to be
erected in the rear OF their present place
Of business.
@. Cohn Of the Bazaar. has just re-
turned from San Francisco, with .
splendid new stuck Of Spring goods for
both ladies' and gentlemen's wear. His
prices are at tho very bottom. to suit,
the tunes, aud all who would secure bar
gains. with the opportunity TO select
from a large variety Of goods. should
call at the Bazaar at once.
II Is Intended to make the entertain
ment at the hall tonight one Of the
most amusing and enjoyable Of the sea-
son. The material to make it a theat-
ricnl and social success, IL already pre-
pared, but the beauty Of its financial
feature can only be brought out strong
by a big audience. The programme is
calculated to supply pleasant mental
pabulum to the varied tastes OF the multi
tude: music. mirth. ventriloquism. pres
tidigitating, ETC., to terminate with
o grand dance. aud oil for one half
OF au American dollar. (N. b. The
dissatisfied will have their money re-
funded at the-eIpiration Of the present
funding Act. Tally!
We are Informed that experimenting
with the ores Of the blue Jacket mine,
in Bull Run Basin, has demonstrated
the feasibility Of its ready reduction by
the teaching process, and that S. II.
Mnrey, superintendent OF the works ut
Blythe City, Is about 20 introduce that
system of working h So ores, in the
mill at that place. The material for
the construction OF the necessary tubs.
watts. rtc.. has been ordered. and SO soon
Ms everything can he got ready. reduc-
ton by this process will Ice put in prnc-
teal operation. Knowing Sir. Morey
Ia be II thorough practical man in the
line If his profession. We are convinced
that II the adoption of this system for
the working Of those ores Is with his
appreciation, it will provea sdccess. and
u 80. much OF the low grade ore in the
county. which will not bear tho cost OF
expensive working. will 10 made to
yield II rcveuuc 10y this method Of reduc-
ton.
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4. Burner. Of this place. will on the
18th instant start for Yankee Fork With
q with No. I four.niule team. carrying
ak passengers, with q limited amount
Of baggage. Passage through 70 the
mines. ON quick time. $50. Two seais
already taken. Apply to z. Burner OF
j. l.. Keyser for particulars.
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Renanann.

For the north By the stage the morn
ing Weie May Pearson. p. @. Reed.
Mr.. Howerton, A. v. Lancaster and
wife. Miss Cora LancAster.J. b. Harker
and Il. Watts.
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HnIIInn AhInmcnt.

The Grand Prize Company shipped
Monday night Ave bars Of bullion val.
ucd at $s.725 40. Az the sume time
tho Independence Company shipped
three bars valued at $5.l79 96.
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ARriNalA.

From the north by last n ight's stage
we're Frank GREATER, Mike Spath. Mra.
W. @. Price and daughter and ". 8.
Van Dreilen,
BY the stage from the north this even.
ing were J. II. Read and Dan Olin.
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l1Ro.PECrINa OFTEN PAvs.-
Idlsness n, vcf.

Ths miiilona ~ the Ourss,ceh we're . hueAV
hbd. Worthless ioohing ruct 10 uftan rich IN
troasure Iesdvine . .seaple ASetv rsaie
hast suspected await the owning u oams Z , .
htown needy man. who II he.
A. Win 'dit City, Nsveda. ssssys f,r fls'A saN
Silver Af< made ~ et.0 pr nesupiN, by abN.
han W ttANp. G,rm~fiv the supervtsfns a.
sayer Of thu u. r. Mint ~ Am Graueisrn
The mall will cary orv-sa,upits \, bic cfA.a
for ONk GENT per once.
ste tc'eafaphed WHOM osdei ID o..
All cot, delays ard risks In rstAittlna uararv.
A.. Av,IdeA by the pureA.ss Of . ns1iion6S
Tietst fce tieo ~ lbS laAsVs0Asat tN0fO.
1sy ycaf Iced.
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rs = day, or 4.SO per meath,
Will buy m Insurance Ticket good for
$1,000. in event Of death, OF for SIS
weekly Indemnity for disabling In.
~juries, whether caused by accidents in
travelling oil any Other kind Of accident.
Insure against accidents in the Travel
eI's Insurance Company. Of Hartford.
Any information ohoerfully given BY
letter or otherwise. on application 10
II. N. CHANT, Agent.
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Repairing he Ditch.

3. Z. Benson. proprietor Of the ditch
fos conveying water to town from the
river, has u force Of men employed in
getting it ready for Summer use. The
dam at the head Of the ditch eight
miles ahJye town was washed away and
destroyed. necessitating the construc-
ton OF a new n A number OF men
have been engaged in That work during
the past week, and We understand have
il nearly completed. The one now
taking the plnce Of tho old dam. which
was o a very excellent piece OF ongi-
neering-is built With a view OF resist
ing any pressure TO which it is liable to
be subjected. and after a workmanlike
nnd substantial plaa. The food gate
put in is II by % feet, and fish ladders
for the accommodation OF the funny
family, have been placed in the water
discharge. The ditch required cousid-
crablo repairing at places along its
route to town, which is being attended
to. aud it il Thought everything will br
reudy for the turning on Of the water
text week.
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nRuar0nrGa.

This morning. by tho stage 10 tho
north we're Mrs. n. Morton, J. G. Ian.
ney, Mrs. ]. Il. Keyser. Miss Jessie
Yca.cs, q. A. Kingston, 8. Toylmen, J..
Downward, ]. W. Morley and N China.
man.
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Tux Cons,itntionality OF tho Back
Penalty Dill was argued before the
Supreme Court at Carson on Monday,
and taken under advisement by tho
Court.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. A. V. bradley. Tuscarora.
=. y. Trumbo, do
j. Downward. do
+. A. Freed, Ruby.
y. Wines do
+. W. Moore. S. +.
j. G.. Lennon do
4. J Parker. Salt Lake.
l.. w. Scott, Illinois.
A. Jones.
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JosErn CHAwronD has hled an sppii.
cation In tho Eureka Land omco Tor a
tract OF doser, land in Huntington Val.
10y.
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pepartaWn.

For Tuscarora this morning. were
Fred. II. johnson, I'D. Walsh and Miss
Jennie Taylor.