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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-24
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isaIaaxandi.


Captain Warner. with his sable team.
bringing along the feartully beyimmed
proprietor Of this paper. arrived from
Tuscarora and outlying camps about
midnight last night.
The Tfnes- Review Of yesterday, re-
cords the following shipment Of bullion
The Grand Prize Company shipped
three bars Of bullion west last night,
valued at S.. 300 O5. At the same time
the Leopard company shipped three
bars valued at $i,462 81.
It was stated in Tuscarora yesterday
that Charley Leach was Abou: to re-
sign the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Ar
genta mine, to take charge Of q mining
property in a neighbofing district. II
the change shall cause him to remove
from Tuscarora, his hosts Of friends in
that place will deeply regret to lose him.
The from cage cells for the new Jail
having arrived. tho work upon the
building is being pushed ahead as
rapidly as possible. The walls will
soon have reached their full hight,
when the roof. the timbers Of which are
all prepared. will be got in position.
thus enclosing the structure. BY tho
delay of the cells, work upon the build
ing has been retarded. but at the rate
it is now progressing will be completed
on time.
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Inanne.

The Sitter State Of tho 10th hus tho
~followingi
"a young mai named John Frye, q
tinsmith by trade, who has been in the
employ Of Il. W. Wood for several
months past, was pronounced insane
to-day by a commission composed Of
Judge BonniAed and Drs. johnson and
Bogmsn. He has been acting strangely
for some time, hiding tools ami articles
about the store where he hAs been en-
ployod, and last night he took che
money out Of the drawer and piled il
on the door with = lot OF locks and keys
around it. The stove he wrapped NJ
with some ovefcoats, and. when he went
to turn the water on at tho reservoir,
this morning, wandered around through
the sage brush and up into Cross
Canyon"
The young man was formerly In the
employ Of Gibbs & Prior, ut this place.
and woll known to our citizens as q re-
msrkably steady md industrious youth.
During the whole time he worked here,
all his earnings, aside from that requir.
cd for necessary expenses were sent to
his widowed mother in the East. who
was In delicate health. and who has
since died. That 30 worthy q person
should have net with 80 sore an Aflic.
ton Is peculiarly sad,
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The work Of repairing, painting aud
general renovnting OF the University
building and dormitory, which. under
direction Of the Board Of Regents, hrs
OeUn in progress for the past two weeks,
is about completed, and will.
within a day or two be in readiness for
tho commencement OF tho nett term
which begius September LIST, 4 week
from next Monday. Mr.. W. q. Dovey.
who ns Principal last term gave very
general satisfaction, is. we arc glad to
learn, retained by the Board.
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YEsrERDAr morning. shy nr Virgin.
Ia Chronicle of the 10th, the SON 4
SAsnH"i baker Of this city had his lief,
leg taken of below tho kneo by tho
wood train coming up from Reno.
lilo wax acting brakeman at the time,
and leaning against one Of the stand.
ards Of q fiat car. II broke, aud falling
of tho car he went under the wheels,
with the result above described. His
injuries arc not fatal, and ho is doing
we'll In Carson.
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AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.l

NAImAkundl.
O.. II. Shepherd came in from Coral
Hill this evening.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows at
their hall At 8 o'clock tonight.
Half . III load Of general merchan.
disc and fruit arrived to day from the
west.
Mrs. Abe Mooser anil her sister Miss
Sarah Cushland. depart for their future
home in Eureka. to. morrow
Mrs. Cal. Stevens, formerly Of this
place, arrived here from her home in
Sacramento. by last evenings train.
She il visiting her friend, Mrs. +. Ii.
Smith.
F. F. Marx came up from San Fran.
cisco, by the train last evening. bu,
continued east as far as Kelton. where
he has business that will detain him
about q week. He will return here at the
expiration Of that time.
The party of hunters, consisting OF
Dick Dorsey. Tom Prior, Cole of Eure.
ka, Fred Reinhart. Ike Ostrricher and
Jake Garrecht, who left here for the
head waters Of the North Fork about n
week ago. caIno into town with their
fOur-horse team abou; one o'clock to.
day. They wer5 80 cncc;ually DISCUS.
ell in the free soil Of the county that
their own mothers would have failed "a
recognize them. They report game ex.
ceedingly scarce and fish still less nu,
meroux. by the rigil exercise Of in.
dustry and fFugality, the boys might
have got enough game to 5ua,arn life
another week. but the discovery tina;
they were about ont Of cordial
caused imminent danger of mutiny
aud the Captain ordered an immediate
return TO port.
The handsome tombstone. for the
grave OF Uncle Billy Rogers. having
been completed. it was conveyed to the
burying gr.- Il to be placed in position,
when 1t was f,und that the board which
hnd marked the resting place of the re.
mains. had by some means been re-
NOV Il, AMI ia order that no mistake
Hhouid b" made ~ to the locality, the
grave WAS opened AMI the lid of the cas-
ket Enclosed, when the co~untonnucc of
tho old pioneer was presented to the
observers looking Us natural Hs though
he had jast fallen a-leop. the only
change noticeable being that tho beard
bad grow several inches in length, siucc
his iutrEmcut. The earth W * then re-
placed, mud the commemorative mar
bic firmly planted al his head.
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- EunaM u.

A team OF young horses attached to a
light wagon, and belonging to l.. C.
Dorsey, became frightened, aud break
ing loose from the post to which they
store rushed frantically down Com
morcial street, and when near Dorsey
Brothers stable ran the wagon agnins.
n horse which was being led behind
Matte Mulchay's teams. injuring the
animal TO snch an extent as to CAUSE
it's death. The team continued its
wild career, however. following the
road down the river. at n furious pace.
the owner of the team. Bob Tucker and
another party, quickl: mounted horses
at the stable near by md pursued the
runaways about four miles, when they
were ~overhGuled and secured. Upon
examination it was ascertaiued that a
triile Of damage to the wagon WAS all
that was sustained and on the why
back to town, all the articles which the
wagon had contained that could be found
along tho ruad without the aid of n
search warrant, were gathered mp.
Lutte says the speed and bottom dis.
played by his broucos was far beyond
his most snnguine expectations, and
the next four mile .and.repeat race will
find them contestants for the sack.
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Iron Tuesday's Daily.1
0AlnARuAdl.


George Loveuell departed for Tusca-
rora this morning.
A letter directed to Helm Tango,
LAngenberg. Hude. Gutenberg. Ger
many. remains At the PostoHioe for
lack Of postage.
Miss Eyerly, who Inns been visiting
her Elko friends for some time past
left on the train last evening for her
home in Palisade.
Reckhnrt < Froelich. arc erecting
= substantial one story brick building
in the rear Of their place Of b~usine,s.to
be used as a store room and ice house.
Its dimensions are 1886 feet.
The Paige & Kelley" mine at
Good Hope District. and the "Bonnn-
z owned by Hughes & Ireland ut
Columbia have been bonded 10 San
Francisco parties at good figures.
A lady in this burg has boeu trying
for the past three months to persuade n
rooster to hatch out a dozen OF eggs.
They didn't hatch worth q ceut--but
contain more scent than anything else.
We learn from q valued c~orrespon-
dent at Cornucopia, that George Briefly
died at that place oil Saturday last after
an illness Of but q few days. He WAS
an old pioneer Of Elko county, we'll
known and respected.
The rumor that the clear and spark.
ling waters Of the Humboldt had al
last been turned into the water ditch
turns out to be al outrageous pervcr-
sion of the facts. and is Indignantly re-
PEELED by the proprietor Of the sfore-
said.
We lenrn just as We go to press.
through n dispatch from Ben. Rein
hart to j. z. Edof. that FIVE Italians
were killed and eight wounded in oil
engagement Mt Fish Creek. BY this it
would seem that things are coming to q
head at Eureka.
We are informed that Russell &
Bradley are getting ready to make an
other large drive of cattle o The
feed in this section has become so
scarce that they find no other alterna-
tive but to get their stock out OF the
country to keep them from starving to
death.
Dir. Il. II. Pratt. formerly Superin-
tcudeut of the Salt Lake Division, pass
I'd through on his way to Sacramento
this morning. Mr.. Pratt has been pro-
NOTED To the position OF S]upennten.
dent of the Sacramento and Oregan and
the California Pacific and Northern
Divisions. Mr. A. G. Fell will sue
coed Mr. Pratt as superintendent OF the
Salt Lake Division.
We learn from one OF the train men
of n terrible accident by which n tramp
h~e";iug his way east lost his arm. 1t
appears that he had boarded freight
train No. <, and was running on top Of
the cars when he fell between them,
landing outside the rails, but his left
arm vas caught beneath the wheels
and frigEtiully mnngled. He WAS taken
TO Ogden for treatment.
Pete Lowell. for n long time past an
assistant in the Western Union Office at
this place, departed for Huntington
valley last evening, where he intends to
eng age in the business of a vnqueru.
Having by n long experience in his
profession become eUnured to almost
every description of jcrked lightning
the young man is II" doubt well quail.
fed to fiji! the position to which he
aspires.
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Jo5Ern FRASZ.

The following death notice was pub.
In II san Francisco paper OF the 18th
instant:
PHRlIAM-In East Oakland. August 10Th. ut
hts r'g'idcmCc. iBi1 Twelfth avenue. John =.
Pcrhnm. n native NJ Pennington .Ma,nc,arcd
~ years aud 4 months.
Pncnd- and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited {" attend tho funeral, y(Tucsday).
nj ~ o'clock \. ~, from the East Ga lmd
Method II Church.
Tho deceased was the father OF Mrs.
Doctor l. Terry. now n resident OF this
place.
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From Monday . Daily.l
hnlmAxundl.

Haveriy's Minstrels are playing to
crowded houses in Eureka.
A rodeo will commence in Dixie
valley on the FIRST day Of September.
Two car loads Of iron for the new
Jail cells arrived from San Francisco
this morning.
Jimmy Quigley, won the Hrt money
in the billiard tournament at Tuscarora
just closed.
S. S. Sears departed for T~uscarora
this morning. He will be absent three
or -four days on business.
General Connor vas on board the
east bound train last evening. His
destination is the land Of the Saints.
Lovewell u Hawkins are packing up
their Photographic material, prepara-
tory to their removal TO Tuscarora, at
which place they propose to establish
themselves.
Mrs. Abe Mooser and sister. Miss
Sarah Cushland. departed to Eureka.
yesterday morning. The family Of
Gabriel Cohn also left for a residence
in the same place. Quite n large num-
Der OF friends were assembled to bid
them farewell.
1t appears that the man Lewis referred
to in II card in Saturdays issue signed
10y "A citizen Of Elko, is making himself
obnoxious. and is generally feared by
the people living in his immediate vi
ciui'y. ~Forewarned is foresrned, and
the person referred to will please take
the hint.
The funeral OF the little daughter OF
George Gansz took place yesterday
from the residence Of the parents. md
was followed to the grave by n large
number OF the friends of the family.
The sympathics Of the entire commu-
nifty are with the family in this their
hour OF distress.
!. Roscnstock has returnad to Elko
with a large and select stock OF cloth
ins, gents furnishing goods. etc. and
has opened the store formerly occupied
10y Gabriel Cohn. He intends to re-
main permanently. Mr.. Rosenstock
has made many friends in Elko, and
we predict for him q liberal share Of
tho public patronage.
The water works committee Of Tus-
cnrura have written to San Francisco
making inquiry regarding the price OF
material, aud are taking the necessary
steps for the speedy completion Of the
work. Why can't Elko's citizens or
gHnize n csnruittr, for q similar pur-
pose, and do away with the oil water
trough that has for so long been n dis
grace and injury t 1.-THE town?
W. were shown to-day nt Murray
Dunham's gallery. neX; door to Kceney
" B;gelov's law office. some of the fin.
est autographs ever made in Elko, aud
fully equal to any made IN san Fran
cisco. Those wishing TO avail them
selves of first class wuik in his line
should DO so immediately. rs he pro-
poses leaving for his home ia Oakland
on ar about the first Of S ptcmbcr.
Prof. Frank Stewart passed through
on his W y east by tho tram last even.
ing. Daring the bIief time the train
halted the Professor was kept busy
greeting his hosts of frIcuis at this
place, who wished him success in his
efforts To %cnlightcn our eastern hgeih-
rem regarding the wonderful nin"rnl
resources OF Nevada. Alex Brisncher
Of Virginia. who is the financial mama
ger Of the enterprise. accompanied him.
and they Will ut once proceed to New
York, making their headquarters at the
Astor House.
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From Fridays Daily.
The Bonanza Mine.

-AhS
During a recent visit to Columbia,
in company with r. E. Hughes and
Reub. Battles, two Of its owners, We
visited the Bonanza niue, and after An
examination Of the same found it to
be, as We had previously understood,
one OF the best mines of the district.
Although it's owners are men Of limited
means, they have expended a good deal
Of money and labor IN prospecting and
developing the property, being incitod
to struggle on by the regularly improv-
ing prospects rs the work progressed.
Being good practical miners. they were
enabled TO perform a great part Of tho
work when not otherwise employed,
and n large amount Of labor was OF
pended by them before the we'll de-
fined, unbroken lead they now have,
Mas found; great boulders of quartz
from it being deeply embedded in the
earth in q number Of places below the
real groupings, which were duly tested
and abandoned.
An inclince shaft il DOW down upon
the vein 1873 feet exposing q 3-foot vein
% good milling quartz from top to
bottom; the appearance Of the lead aud
the character OF the ore gradually i'm.
proving. however, All depth was attain,
ed. The walls enclosing the vein are
Inooth and regular throughout. thus
atTordihg one Of tine best indications OF
a permanent assure, and the character
Of the ore is Snch ms to gratiiy the desire
of any practical reasonable man.
We are pleased to hear :hat there is q
good prospect that parties better pre-
pared to incur the expense Of erecting
the necessary machinery for the sue,
cessful working Of the mine than the
present owners, are about 10 get pos,
session Of it, which change would
doubtless prove n mutual benefit. The
mine is q valuable one and should no
be suffered to lie idle for the want o.
let to work it.
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w. n. Tripp, Artist,

Will remain in Elko n few weeks longer
and work portraits in lndia Ink or
Colors, any sizo or style, AT prices from
$40 to $50. Studio at Room 80. Depot
Hotel. Persons desiring such work can
have IL done In q superior IL and
save tho c%anvassor's 80 per cont by
handing in tho work themselves.
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YESTERDAYS Afternoon Hoard.
400 Raymond & Ely, 90 95c
90 Eureka Con-, IL 1914
GAS belmont, 20
$50 ella, Ice l20c
lac Belle, 4
100 Manhattan, lose Ia
TOO Paradise, 205c 2l0o
$50 Diabalo, 6
7lO Hillside. 1900
400 Modoc, ~
ITO Bodie, 1917
420 Bechtel, l30c ~
100 McClinton, TOO
100 Tioga. 9H 365c
80 Summit, 1900
$50 Syndicate, AZ
$50 GoodshHw. 45c
900 Oriental, Goc $50
200 B~eleviderc, l
500 Champion, SOC 45c
100 Blackhawk, ~
1900 South Bodie, 45c
40 Booker, l2Oc Jl5c
$40 Mono, 10 9>I
$50 Con Pacific, IA 6T
500 Orient, 25c
l25 Mammoth, 3 ~
400 Boston, 1850 l4Oc
so Vortex, Toe
go White, "a
1000 University. 40c
los Dudley, 1890
50 Croesus, 200
430 Jupiter, 2H 235c
$50 =. Bulwer, soc $50
$50 AddenGn, soc 45c
lOU5 NUoudHy, 3T ga
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Notice.

Murry Durham the celebrated pho
togrnphic artist from Oakland, CAL,
will leave for his homo in Oakland
the first Of September. All those wish.
ing to avail themselves OF an opporlu.
nifty to secure n frst-clnss photograph
ut San Francisco prices, should do 80
Immediately. Call and examine his
specimens. made in Elko. Remember
the place, next door TO Keeuey & Bige-
lows law Office, Elko. Nevada.
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This III for You.

Ladies' who choose TO make or su-
p%erintcnd the making Of your own gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfec,
fitting costumes can DO produced NJ a
largo saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt OF
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
j. ". Evans.
domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco.
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SIniI Contract. y!-,t,

Tho contract to carry the mail be-
tween this place and Tuscarora, six
times n week, has just been awarded TO
Hugh White Of Salt Lake City, for
$3.50. That from T%uscarora to Fal.
con, twice a week, was Let TO v. W.
Parker at 500, aud tho route from
Cornucopla TO Columbia, three tiinas n
week, was given 10 the same party at
1920.
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Everybody Is Liable to Accident.

Everybody IL Liable TO Accident.
Tho statistics OF the Travellers In
suranco Company for the past yenr
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety OF accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents, and tho balance. cuts.
falls, sprnins, cunning, burns. horse
and carriage injuries, needles, splinters.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy Is cheap. Get n
ii. NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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Fer Treatment.

A lot Of twenty-three sacks contain
ing about 1900 pounds OF sulphides,
were brought here yesterday from the
mill at Columbia. and are now at the
Express office awaiting shipment
abroad, for treatment. These sulphides
contain a large proportion of the silver
obtained by the leacbing process, now
in use by the coDpany, and IL appears
thnt they cannot he successfully hund-
led at their reduction works. To
gather the silver from ores treated by
teaching, they must be thoroughly
chlorinized md freed from base metals.
A sulphido b ing a compound OF sui
phur with n metal, IL is to be presumed
that these sent abroad for reduction nre
rich in silver and also contain, perhaps,
q considerable percentage OF antimony,
as il is understood that that metal Is
precipitated in tho watts. in precisely the
same manne as the silver. Admitting
this TO be tho cnse, the necessity OF
eliminating anthony from the ores
treated by the teaching process becomes
apparent.
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The we'll known ruscarorer. Johu
McSorlcy, has fully recovered from his
recent illness, and Is again on regular
duty at his post in that popular %insiitu.
ton, the Hibbcts dispensary
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f. r. Mars came down from Kelton
by this mornings train. Barley Har.
rold wOs n passenger for the west BY
tho snme train.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals

UCDOI ETOtcI NrrIVAIH,
A. r. Cutler. Salt Lake.
Ed. Goldsmith, San Francisco
j. I. Washington, do
l.. A. Hall, do
G. J. Browitz, do
g.. NJ. Parker. Sacramento.
Vim. Grey. Eureka.
Mrs. Grey. do
II. Osborne, Cortez.
Il. A. Pinney. New York.
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The Belle Isle shipment OF over SAL
900 last night was n pretty healthy
showing, and IL there is another silver
mine in tho country that can produce
the same amount in n week with only
ten stamps, wo don't known where II Is
located. There is an abundance Of the
same quality Of ore in sight above the
100 foot level to insure a fifty cent diyi.
dcnd for every month during the pres
eut year, and probably several more
besides. And yet the stock In selling
for less than 81, scarcely MS much rs
is in sight in dividends. II the Belle
Islo was in tho vicinity Of the Com.
stock, people would be clanorous for
the stock ut n hundred dollars n share.
-Times.R Review, 19h.
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l.. u. Shaw, San Francisco.
|. RoScIs.ock, do
W. Giles, -
ii. Tustruly. u. s. A.
w. l.. Pitcher. Fort Hnllcck.
William High. Cheyenne.
A. G.. Mitstun, do
4. W. Dove. Carson.
q. L. Terry, Eureka.
c. II. Hale, Huntington.
j. X. lIcrrick, Cheyenne.
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Dan Mupby accompanied by Ham.
Mccain, drove down from Hallcck
Station this morning.
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Advertised Letter List.

Tho following Is a list OF letters 70.
naming In the Elko Office, unclaimed
for tho week ending Saturday. August lG,
1879:
Byron DE- Brady Thos.
Evans Charley Floyd i II
lsancs Josie Robertson Mrs Jas
Y. W. Hull. PM.
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couple Of local sharp.shootcrs yes
trrhny contested for the champion belt
and a hundred n side; distance, $50
yards; best three in five, upon the river
bottom IN the rear of town. 4 multi
tudc Of their respective admirers were
in attendance, aud coin was freely
stak"d upon the result. The shootists
not being hnmpcrcd by restrictive reg.
ulati0ns took the position which best
snited them. George lay prone upon
his back. supporting the business end Of
the gun between his toes, while Nick's
fnvorite style Was TO hump himself on
knees and elbows, resting his piece
upon n qunrter.section OF check, pur
Joined from nm eastern reporter.
After firing the ten rounds, IL wns
found that tho target had but ono
wound, and 30 soon as an export con
be procured to measure the other nine
shots tho winners can tako In their coin.
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Reinhart K Co.lOaded Neyille's teams
for Columbia, to-day. aud thoy start
out to morrow morning.
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FreIEhtH.

Received-one car Of wood and one
car OF lumber.
Shipped-One car OF oats TO Eureka
and q separator TO LovOlocks, by Rein
hart & Co.
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The Patrons OF Husbendry give n bail
nj thcii hall this evening.
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Two bars Of Columbia bullion arrive,
here by the stage this evening.
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We learn that J. l.. Wines. who IL
suffering from attack nm OF mountain
fever, is somewhat better to-day.
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Arrivals.

This evening-C. d. DoskoNitz and
n Cbinaman.
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This evoning--BSrnJ Galaghnr and
Miss Mamie Rogers.
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Delivered TO all customers every day
by George Cans.
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Arrivals.

This evening-Miss Jessie Yeates.
Thomas Snedden j. W. Allen and
Hugh Hughes.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Robert Chalmers. Coloma.
j. p Frank, Montreal.
A. Denncfy, Sacramento.
l.. @. Dorsey, Dorsey Station.
4. +. Wbalen, Boston.
John Henderson, sau Jose.
W. A. McDugall, Georgia.