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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-20

Last evening as the omigrant train
clmo in Gun Wah was quietly passing
along Main street with n bundle Of
washing upon his back. As he neored
the freight depot an cmigraut. u lean,
lauky individual. evidently from Mis-
souri, and about half seas over. ran
foul of him and from what occurred we
should judge that il was the frs; China.
man he had over seen. "You old
heathen," said the lean, lanky indi-
vidual, grasping Gun by the hand,
you're the first Chinese son-of-a.gun l
ever saw" Gun WRh with Lis urbano
smile answered, Me in n hUlly. you
ssbe, heap washc." TO HI with your
washe, ! want. to take II look ut yer.
How about the pis-tail? Yes. by
gracious, here il is" and he look hold
Of the G~ppcndage and lifted it like u
pump handle. And this darned old
SHIRT" ne continued, taking hold OF tue
flowing garment While Gun Wah was
vainly struggling 20 get loose. elf you
had any shame abou. Yer, you would
wear ii inside Of your pants" Gun at
last got in a word, lyon lette me 60,
Inc heap busy" The countryman hap
pened to gaze at bis feet and bursting
into a !Oud laugh, exclaimed: IIo,
no, l wouldn't b- caught dead in shoes
like them, turned mp at the toes, no
heels, no strings, no, no, ha, ha! Poor
Gun was terror stricken at these words.
and tearing away, dashed down the
street yelling: Lane, Lane, Ben
Fitch, whiteo man heap a shooto mel
The crpigrant watched the terrible speed
Of his late friend. and after the pig-;ail
turned the first corner he remarked with
establishment: mo man could 'er
made me believe tha: kind Of time could
have been msde in them shoes unless l
hadn't seen 1T with my own eyes"
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From Thursdays Daily. ]
SalIna.undi

Saima=undi.
What's the matter with the water
works
Bishop Whitaker will DO hero on next
Sunday.
Tho Eiko Flour Mill started up ,hi.
morning OH wheat.
AL kinds of green fruits aro in
market and collie prevails.
Il. n. Stone, President Of the Board
Of Regents OF the State University, 70.
turned from Carson last night.
Quite n ripple of excitement was occa.
stoned by the advent Of Needles
the celebrated Comstock tragodinn, yes
terday.
The Board Of Regents mot on Tues.
day, the 18th, ut Carson, and author
lied the Treasurer to invest $50, 900 Of
tho University fund in United States
four per cent. bonds.
Ono Of tho most soul.harrowing sight
is to see q woman clutch the hem OF
her dress with both hand and yell
/" shool' al tho gcntlo COW busy eating
of tho tops Of the garden vegetables.
Lovowell & Hawkins, the photoera.
phors. arc now prepared TO 10 any kind
Of work in their line. Thoy havo some
beautiful specimens of their work 10
which they invite a critical o~1ainina.
ton.
The namo OF tho person who did tho
shooting at l~inllcck day before yostcr.
day is q. r. Frost. Ho has not vet
been brought down and wo nro consc.
qucntly unable TO give any account Of
tho affair whatever.
A tall, lank omigrant, staggering
under tho weight Of n two gallon dcmi.
john, stepped into the Humboldt saloon,
and setting his burden upon tho bnr.
demanded two.bits worth Of the hes,
whisky. Mac politely informed him
that they had no Wholesale license, and
with n look Of distress upon his counic.
nance that would have made a dog bite
his mothcr.in law, he departed.
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y mote received at this Office last even.
irE, from Miss Amy Shcrwin, the we'll
known primn donna, contains the an
u"unccmcnt hat rho will leave Viz
giii. City for Salt Lake, tomorrow,
giving concerts at diAieren; points on
the way. MTs. Nurtha Portcuus, nee
Miss Lizzie Murphy, who recently ere
atcd a firoro in musical circles in the
western part Of the State, accompanies
Miss Shcrwin, taking part in the must
cal entertainments. Miss Shcrwin has
OF widely dirused musical taste md
talent, aud upon this hint has deter.
mined TO favor the camp, on her arrival.
with something in tho operate line,
having become convinced that some
thing Of that style will be appreciated.
Miss Sherwin has been tho leading
character in Pinaforo" presented TO
full houses in Virginia City and clso-
where, and has acquired n high reputa-
u b'hh ~ bNNltsb HHu IBC NlSs
Porteous will DO remembered by many
Of our citizens rs the young lcdy who
surprised our local critics with her sing.
ing at this place several years ngo.
Since the recent total wreck Of II. NJ.
y. Pinaforc, upon tho inhospitablo
coast Of tho capital Of Washoe, and the
destruction Of most of the crew by tho
harbarinns Of that bcnightcd country,
over the details of which everybody has
sighed aud sorrowcd, Miss Shorwin has
so to speak, been giving concerts on her
" hook, and in simple justice to the
lady, II must loo admitted hat her I'M
aided efforts have always been sufficient
to command SUCCESS. Our citizens may
rest assured that tho coming entertain.
mcnt by these ladies will afford tho OPP
portunity 20 listen TO Eoiuo Of tho
sweetest vocal music with which this
section has ovor been favored.
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A party who signs himself "Justico"
writes us n note containing charges OF
a serious nature, against certain officials
which We deem f~alschoods made out OF
whole cloth, especially az "Jusiico +"
fails TO send Us bis real name. II you
have tho courage to visit our Office with
tho parties to whom you refer, you me-
learn tho lesson that you seem TO stand
40 much in need OF. that no who
anonymously deals in Islander belongs
TO the mean and cowardly assassins
who murder their victims in the dark.
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SalmaxundI.
DR.. Louis Terry Is in Eureka.
Regular meeting of Odd Fellows to-
night
Abe Mooser sold the small remainder
Of his stock at auction to-d'y.
David Lewis will be sentenced by the
District Court Monday morning.
The Masons and Odd Fellows have
determined to repair both the interior
Ind exterior Of their hall.
John Spenco's teams arrived here this
evening from Railroad, bringing in
eiRh. tons Of copper bullion.
Most Of the discharged trial jurors
have already departed for their homes
Ia the various portions VI tho county.
Surveyor a. J.. Hatch. and E. S.
Davis departed for the western part Of
the State by the train yesterday morn
ing.
Ben Fitch is having the buildings re-
Gently removed from Courthouse square
weather boarded anew, and generally
overhauled.
Congressman Whitaker. OF Oregon,
and Lucky Baldwin and wife. Were
passengers by the trail. from the east.
yesterday morning.
n. F. Peterson is taking down his
small dwelling house on Commercial
street, with u view of removing it to
some other locality.
The plasterors at the new bank build
ing have just made room for the car
penters. who are now doing the finish
ing work Of the interior.
Abe Mooscr starts for Eureka to-mor-
row morning. HIS family will remain
here until he secures a dwelling. Fred
Mason accompanies him.
Reinhnrt Il Co. loaded Kings teams
with coal oil for GrunbaUm Il Co.. Mt
Cornucopia, this morning. ScyilI's
team was also loaded by the same firm
Mt the same time. with powder for the
Blue Jacket mine.
We learn that Still IIuling was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Weaver, on Il
warrant, Al Mill Ci:y. near Coguucopia.
The warrant also authorized tho hold
ing OF the stock found in his possession,
which was also taken. Ito will arrive
in EIko ills evening.
MessTE. Lovewcll x Hawkins, expert.
enccd photographers. Of Carson City.
will take all styles Of pictures at the
gallery ON Commercial street, recently
vacated by W. II. PilIuer. The nee
essary material for business is on the
way here, aud they will TO ready for
public Patronage within two or throo
days.
The stone work upon the foundation
OF the new Jail. is drawing near to COM.
pictiun. aud the worE.mcm have COIN.
menced putting up another kiln OF
brick for tho walls Of tho building. TO.
day. Jas. NcBurrcy, the contractor,
hns about seventy Thousand now ready
nAAh'fshA ~ N tApttAfu 10 nave
the others ready by the time those aye
laid.
From Luther Browns father We learn
that the young man, instead OF going
north with HUliGg, as reported here.
went with Charley McDcrmit;to Eureka
assisting The latter in driving stock TO
hat place. MIR. Brown. in answer To a
letter Of inquiry. received a note from
John williams, which stated that
Luther stopped over night on the route
with HIS brother. who is ON.
ploycd OH Mc. williams place.
IL furthermore Appeals that the author.
tiles ut Eureka hui soruc charge against
Hank Vaughn, AZ McDormott-who was
mistaken for Vaughn was arrested. and
subsequently released when the error
Was discovered.
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Tho following IL n list OF letters 70.
naming In tho Elko office, unclaimed.
for tho week ending Saturday July IL,
1870:
Box, 2 RI Bagjy, John
Carr, Annie Close. Al
Fleming, 4 Frank, Il
johnson. David Morley, q W
McCool. Thomas Russell, 2 Harry
v anwagnCr, Oliver.
@. W. Hull Pm.
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tFrom Wednesday, paily.l
IA

SnlmnEuud1
There are three patients at tho County
Hospital.
We would like to know whether the
diptheria is really in town.
Eureka has a Court House Ring"
Nothing like being in style.
Virginia City is orerrun with cases of
ne%st-hiding; what did Dennis go down
there for2
Equestrian exercise seems to DO ell
the rage among Elko's young male aud
female blood's.
Our devil is DESTROYS Of knowing
whether any tobacco is required to
"pipe off a girl.
We hear Of several marriages that are
soon 10 take place in this town. Better
wait till cooler weather sets in.
Bert. Kuhn has left for Tuscarora and
the gamo with the euphonious title
dwindles into a thing of the past.
The Ogden Dispatch comes to us in
IN enlarged form. II is now double its
former size and enc Of the best papers
in Utah.
There is n short item by Thomas
Short of Ruby valley, in relation to
estray horses, to be found in another
column.
Austin has O cricket club;the crickets
haven't come this way yet but when
they do they will find several clubs hero
ready to meet them.
Charley Warner and S. S.Scars start.
ed for Bull Run Basin this morning;
they will remain about u week. and re-
turn by way Of Cornucopia and Tusca-
rora.
The bail set by Justice Suggett for
the appearance of Still Huling is ell.
tirely inadequate to the character of
the oiIense alleged to have been COM
mitted.
F. \. Rogers and Charles Stolz, both
formerly OF this county. have formed n
co-partnership at Challis aud are run
ming n fast freight line between that
place and bonanza.
A young man who visited n young
lady the other evening, remarked next
day THAT there was nothing to mar the
pleasure of the OCCASION" Probably
the lady's mother was away from home.
The Pride Of Nevada, we have no
reference to our beautiful sagebrush.
but a new windmill Of that name sold
by Z. G. Hardy at Toano, Nevada.
Send to him for n circular which will
give n full description.
The Idaho Enterprise. n new weekly
paper, published at Oxford, Idaho, came
to hand this week. il has a very neat
and healthy appearance and its columns
TEEN with we'll written articles relating
to its section. Success to it.
We are informed that a shooting
scrape took place at Halleck, aud that
Greenberg, the brewer, was the victim.
We did not hear any Of the particulars
Of tho affair, but understand that the
person who held the pistol when it was
discharged will be brought down this
evening.
Tho hog Law as it stands at present
is really "A worse nuisance than the hogs
themselves we're before the law went
into operation. Everywhere in town
are pens in which the porkcrs are en-.
closed and the stencil that arises from
them during the hot days and nights is
almost intolorable.
Al. Kane and Nose Haynes, of the
Elko Soap Factory, started this morn
ing on n fishing EXPEDITION. Nose says
he knows the soap will ketoh 'em, and
has taken several pounds of the article
along. Orders for fish left with j. Ii.
Woiland or DR.. Field at the soap fac
tory will receive prompt attention. A
liberal discount on large orders.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

l.. Taussig, San francisco.
F.F.McCarthy. do
J. V. Lowell, do
L. Outcalt do
Mrs, Bow md children, Gold Hill,
A. Wild. Bullion:
ID. II. Harker. San Francisco.
N. f%redennick, Eureka.
J. II. Newman, South Fork.
j. W. Eplcy aud wife, Tuscarora.
Jake ~Oitenbeimer, do
j. l.. Alexander, MNrysvillo, Mo.
II. A, Kuhn and wife. Carlin.
W. II. Cotard, Deoib.
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SnlmnRundl.


The painters have commenced work
on the exterior Of the dormitory build
ing.
Judge Flack. though still weak from
recent illness, opened court and dis
charged his official duties therein. this
morning.
Fred Mason, this morning, took his
departure for his future home in
Eureka, by the train; he will continue
in the employ Of Abe Mooser.
Constable ]. II. Lano las just re-
ceived the sad news of the death of his
sister, Mrs. Briant. which took place at
her homo in East Tennessee, July 9TH.
Our old CoTnucopia acquaintance.
VIM. Hoar, arrived here by stage. from
tho Horn" Saturday evening, aud
reports Leopard as one Of the liveliest
kind OF beasts, and becoming more an
mated each day.
Major j. II. Dennis being about
to start for Carson City this morn
ing. Sheriff Fitch deputized him to con.
vey Luke Gafrney 10 the State Prison
to which he is sentenced for n term oil
three years. The prisoner was placed
i'll charge Of the Major who started fol
the Warm Springs by the train thi.
morning.
D.. II. Haskell, Central Pacific Town
Site Agent, camo up from the west 10y
last evenings train, and remains il
town on business to-day. Mr. Haskell,
son. Dudley, cau.c Up on the sam,
train. but continued eastward as far a.
Salt Lake City, which he is now visit
ing for the first time. He will make ,
brief stay here Oh his return in aJou
ten days.
\ little daughter of George Cans.
died to-day, and We are informed b,
DR.. Lucas the disease which has JUS
proved fatal. was that dreaded scourgc
diptheria. This is the first case Of th4
nature, We believe, that has occurred il
this locality. The little one wae taker
sick out in the country north, anC
WAS brought homo here fifty mile
through the heat, Saturday, which
doubtless aggravated the case.
Messrs. Lovewcll & Hawkins. pho
t~ograPhers from Carson City, Lav,
opened the gallery on Commercial
street; opposite the Upper Depot build
ing, and will be prepared to take an,
style Of picture. or The dn,
following. Thee gcnucrnen have III,
reputation Of hcius frst-class artists
guaranteeing their work 10 every Gus
toner, aud the chance tn secure perfcc
pictures at very reasonable figures, il
now offered. See their adj. in auo.Le
column.
Gco.Sci:2 and is. Mayhugh returned
Saturday evening from n three week,
prospecting trip IN tho BruneGu rive
country On the extreme northern horde
OF the county. We are informed 10y Mr.
Seltz that their Journey Was rewarded b,
the discovery of well defined m.ucru
bcUring quartz Vein. The ore looks wei
and II the result OF the assays now being
mude is II, favorable as the appoAranc,
OF the rock would indicate, preparation,
iuI regularly working the lend will u
ouco bo made; the parties returning
immediately TO their new discovery.
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For sale.

Tho dwelling house, furniture and
improvements belonging to Ed. Anger.
son, situated in tho extreme eastern
part OF town; IL not disposed of at
private sale prior to the Goth instant.
will thOn DO sold at auction TO the high.
est bidder.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Board.

Yesterdays Afternoon Hoard
co Raymond Il Ely, 4l0c 4
275 Eureka Con-, 5GI l6
so Belmont, I5c
$50 Gila, lose
60 Belle, 1
go Manhattan, 3 290c
1880 Day. SOC
400 Hillside, TX
500 Hamburg, 55c COO
$50 Paradise, l60c
500 Albion, 25c
80 Wales, 3H
$50 Bodie, 20 20X
1880 BecLtel, lS0c ~
800 McCliuton. 1900
1890 lioga, AZ 1000
GOO Red Cloud, Coo
$50 Summit, 2i0c 2l0o
40 Rulwer, 81
GlO Syndicate, 8 TX
625 Aurora, SOC
llG0 Goodshaw, SOC
SEQ Oriental, 25c
100 Beleyidere, n 1l5o
1850 Champion, 65c
435 blackhewk, l40c l
eco South Bodie, 500 400
1895 Booker, / ll0c
400 S. Standard, 200
10 Richer. Toe
295 Mono, 81
500 Croesus, 27Oo
90 Con Pacific, Z
200 University, 500 Goo
$50 Dudley. 2
500 S. Bulwer. 900 $50
400 Vortex, 60c 100
100 Leeds. zoo
20 White, q
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

ii. c.. Mckinney. Columbia.
a. i. Crcsswcll. Iowa.
David Morgan, Torno.
y. V. Blakcslcy, S. +.
T. $ Stokes. Columbia.
w. Il. Smith, TuScnrora.
T. NJ. Frank. s. +.
a. Z. Mathews, S. +.
w. j. Hawkins, Carson.
q. II. Lovcwcll,
s. NJ. Strectcr, Lamoillc.
G. W. Grover.
Henry Young, Pleasant Valley.
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w. III. Trim Ar,i.t

w. III. Trip, Artist,
Will remain In Elko q few weeks longer
aud work portraits in India Ink or
Colors. any size or style, at prices from
$40 to $50. Studio opposite the Court
house. Persons desiring such york can
have it done in a superior manner and
save tho canvasser's 40 per cent by
handing in the work themselves.
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Proceedings OF the Board oil
Regents.

- VI u nOhTu OF
Regents.
The Board Of Regents met at Car
son, Saturday, July 18th, at the call Of
the President of the Board. aud Gfles
acting upon several bills Of minor i'm
~portancc, reported fayorably upon
tn" textbooks recently adopted by
the State Board Of Education
adding tho additional studies Of Latin,
bookkeeping and music.
Tho State Treasurer was authorized
to invest $50, 900 Of the funds arising
from tho land grants, in U. S. four per
cont bonds; which was contaminated
ON tho 18th.
The Board held a conference with the
state officers. who evidenced the utmost
good feeling, and expressed a desire to
do all IN their power to p:omulg"te tho
success Of tho Institute.
The course Of study is calculated to
lt teachers for Il first grade certificate.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BEARD.
friday. July rs. ,s7s.

Friday. Jnly 1s. 1879.
To-DAy's Rtoek sales.
100 Potosi, 490c 1850
$40 opLir. 36E 36n
100 Mexican. 25% 25H
100 Gould and Curry, l0X l0H
20 Best K Beleher. l7X l7X
li0 California. 49Oc 1850
81 Savage, 1917 lOH
10 Con. Virginia, 4S5c
80 Chollar,
81 Hale x Norcross, lax i4ss
So Point, 8
90 Jacket, 10 1iZ
llS0 Imperial, lose lG0o
80 kehtuck, AZ
55 Alpha, 25L rs
$50 Bolcher. o 1850
I45 Sierra Nevada, IL
90 Utah. l7%
$40 Bullion, GX 6T
Tl5 Exchequer, q So
eco Justice, 81 So
100 Succor. lOo
80 Union. 81
li70 Alta, So So
2G0 Julia, 3G0c 81
Ito ~ShleuOulh, "a
$40 Silver Hill, lG0c ~
lao Challenge, 2f0c 230c
$50 New York, 1900
100 Occidental, 500
1895 Lady Washington, 1000 1850
G35 Andes. l05c 1
$50 Ward, 1900 HOO.
100 Leviathan, 55S
100 n. Con. Virginia, 9L
100 Trojan, l
1850 Benton, 81 1000
20 SC!.:a Silver, 800
100 Flowery, &c
l4O North Bonanza, 1850 400
sos Woodyille, sos
575 Europa, 25c
go Scorpion. X
$50 Con. Dorado, 1900
500 Fairfax, l.. ~
500 Mackay, l45c
100 Min. Wow. 1900
$50 Leopard, lG0c' I55c
1860 Argentn, liOc li5c
I0D Navajo, 240c 2I5c
1920 Independence, 2i0c 2i5o
$50 Belle Isle, 81 1890
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An Outrageous Impo,ttIon,

We arc informed that Benson's water
works will not boin operation any more
this yoar. Notwithstanding that there
has been 10 soft water conveyed TO
town, during the past week, through
the pipes, no will no dnuLt come nronud
for his little bill next Monday with "A
smile both childlibc aud bland. Iu
this little matter of collections ho never
fails to call around regularly, and wcro
he half as particular in bringing mn
ample supply Of water to our residents,
no would receive the thanks in place Of
tho heartfelt i"mprecat,ons of the COM
muuity.
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Miss Amy Sherwin, assisted by Mrs.
Murtha-Portoous. intends giving n
grand operate concert here about the
2ith instant. Tho Virginia Enterprise
says Of Miss Sherwin: "Hcr voice Is
altogether qucenly and imPerious. It
has n personality OF its own, and strikes
upon tho car not AZ an effect which
long years of study and discipline has
brought to perfection, but rather as
when genius bends down to give
giimpses only Of unapproach"ble splen-
dor beyond. II any think this oxtrav-
agant praise, wo predict, il life and
health is spared Miss Sherwin for n few
years. they will find il c~orroborated by
the worlds ablest musical judges" OF
Mrs. Por.eous, tho Same paper writes:
"Sho sang 'L'Estasy,' the Cavatina :
from Mayerbecr's Robert 10 Diable,'
and for nm cncoio Coming Thro' the
Rye Her voice is rs sweet as falling
waters and as pure as Ito lark's n
She, too. lms n future full OF hope be.
fore her, and will carry away with her
q kind "God Speed" from hundreds
who know her only rs hor voice has in.
troduced her 10 them"
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Arrivals.

This oyoning-CharlOs Cornell, John
Eploy md wife, barbara Loichsonger,
Dora Loichsengor, jake Ottenhoimor
and John Howe.
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Delivered TO oil customers ovory day
by George Cans.
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Drpurturea.

This morning-H. N. III. Brown, VIM,
Honr, Thos. Cafrnoy, W. d. Weaver.
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Departures.

This morning for Tuscarora-A. A..
Fralick, A. T.. Mathews, and n China.
man.
For Bullion, -- Ross, Rosa Long.
10y.
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MAsoS's patent glass fruit jars at
hinloy'B.
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DcpnrtureH.

This morning, were l.. Fansig, T. +.
Mccarthy, ID. Griniths, q. Bocoa, N.
TtadroCk, Mrs. Rowo and children aud
two Cinnamon.
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FAYErrE KtSo. who deserted lila wife
in Cdrson. an account OF which ap.
pcarcd in these columns yesterday, ia
in Eureka.
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Deeds Recorded,

Tho following decd have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office at this
place since our last report:
l.. L.Soitz-ShoriG's dood-to Joseph
Taylor. Empire mine, located ut Rail.
road Distyict-c consideration, 5000.
G.. II. Bobier 60 II. y. Freeman,
$500 in Poor Mans Friend. located in
Railroad Mining District cousidora.
ton, 81 600.
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Everybody Is Linnic 20 Accident

Everybody - LiahIc 10 Accident.
Tho statistics Of the Travellers In.
surOnoo Company for tho past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for n
gront variety OF accidents, 800 Of ihom
railway acoidentsand the balance. cuts,
falls. sprains, cunning. burns, horse
aud carriage injuries. noodles. splintcrs.
bites. every conceivable thing. a yearly
policy is cheap. Oct one.
II. ". GBtYr, Agent.