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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-26
Hire ~ fast nncnu

A mill official. tbs boarlsing house
keeper aud another were eating break.
fast. The conversation between the
first two drifteh lightly OH about ntmos.
ph'ric pressure, force pumps. etc. Said
the boarding house keeper:
81 have had much trouble with my
pump, / ihink the rubber valve is worn
out aud | can't Seta new on, l don't
know what to do abou' it,"
Here" said tho third rs he pushed
his beefSteak toward the boarding house
keeper, take this. you will find II to
answer every purpose"
The silence which prevailed during
the remainder Of tho meal was subse.
quently cut up and thrown out Of doors.
-GTdntsrih BondnId.
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Ca. Watson. Superintendent OF the
G '!nmhia Con. mine and mill. accom-
panied by his wife. -eparted on n visit to
their old homo in Bergen county, New
Jersey. by the train last evening.
Since taking charge OF the we'll known
Columbia property, for the company,
Mr. Watson hos achieved n degree of
success never accorded to the former
management, aud that. too under much
less favorable circumstances.
Mr.. Watson takes with him some VAL
liable mining property. located in the
Basin, which he will dispose Of to East.
ern capitalists before his return here in
the Spring; provided he Eau obtain for
IL the figure set for the property. The
Judges" many friends wish him q
pleasant trip and u safe return.
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sRERIFF's SALE

ny VIRTUE or As ES.cUrtoS fs.-
sued oui ~ the Df;ttic' Cont NJ the Sew.
eth Juhiciil District. ot thu Stfte 81 Snysha,'
In a,i fpr the county ~ Elkd. In anti Of VI. J..
rrion aud, .. "; gtc.p .silns "; D. rori
dee .mIcr, A. ID. fssO. hsvc levied upon
vida! I, known and called the Ba.ln milne and
minins loo ,tl0r situate an! being about ohsE
h,iI null" srnth ctst Of A. V. Lancastef's old
store. IN. Tu:eh,c1s Ninlri Disitict Exc
AFpsrI.t Nusr pH h 1851. and tccordod IN Min.
Jog R,edrh y .Std Di,.tit! ~. 1tisHs
and no water ditch lrsdiag thereto aud the
watrr right thereto bs;on!intt situated lH
JEtk crock District. In sail v III county. about
Twelve miles no ihwcsteriy r. IN Che tcwn %
TrstltuTas
C,a ,sh ia, OF J,yfsryI A. b. hsSi, beiwcSE
the Igfrs otao'clcshA Cd 3 o'clock Y.
~ VIC. AZ II o'5iStk y m eafd dAy, 81 this
f,,sr ,i1of 81 itf, I, ftt Hpuscs IN Erts, ElkT
tcthniy. Sevtta,t 1lfssiifhs Hfrrye d.ecfibe6
g!ss fts 'ds'' his'''ss SIT ndss.si fsf
ysa~ BtsscS,p say
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Iiumboldt

James Eavis, OF this place, a few days
ago received from Mr. s.. Il. P. Pierce,
his former partner in Humboldt county,
" box Of Nevada apples. They were
grown on Mr.. Pierce's ranch in Para.
disc Valley. Humboldt county. and arc
rs fine fruit as a be produced in any
country. The box contained several
varieties. all OF which were worry fine.
being large aud handsome. and having
been accorded the privilege OF practi.
cnlly testing their quality. Wa are pre-.
pared to pronounce them equal in flavor
to my irnit Of the apple kind grown on
the coast; Oregon not excepted.
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AainaUnal.

Edaodsn srHssS iatSun i.st sySas
ing from bis ranch in Lamoiile Valley.
Mrs. Or. Springsteen arrived here
from Battle IIoantain la.t ey.SinrI aSd
departed for Tuscarora on = visit to her
husband this morning.
Charley Bruce who has been rustic.t.
ing for some time among the Saints re-
turned to his old stamping ground by
the train this morning. $50
The stage from Tuscarora last even.
ing trough, to the office OF Wells, FarRo
q Co. here. seven bars, Of North Belle
Isle bullion, valued at Sl3. 7G3 90, and
six bars Of Grand Prize, valued At SILL
$50 81. --
Judge G.. D. Keeuey arrived here
from San Francisco by the train last
evening. Beyond the fact that he is In
good health. we have. as yet, had no
opportunity to learn anything Of . per.
nature from him. Mrs. Keeney also
arrived here from the sast this morn.
iug.
County Clerk o. E. Green, q couple
Of days ago. issued u license permitting
Douslnssi Bloom and Nellie Boegs to
become bone Of one bone, etc.. by due
process Of Law. at their owu request.
The parties Of the first part being citi.
zens OF the foreign city Of Carlin, news
as 10 the consuDma,ion or failure OF
the designing couple has not yet reached
here.
The installation IT tho oficera of
Elko Lodge No. Is. f. u A. NJ, elected
Tor the ensuing year. was conducted b,
Past Master J.J. Neigs, assisted by A.
j. Thibodo. As Marshal, at Masonic
Hal last evening. Several brothers
from sister lodges were present. among
whom was Alex Wise. Master Of winue-
mucca Lodge.
The turkey shooting at the Springs
on Christmas Day. received a very novel
advertisement to-day. The many good
things to be shot for ou that occasion
being formed into n procession, headed
by the fat steer. "A promiscious lot Of fat
geese. chickens and turkeys bringing M
the rear. aud all gaiiy decorated with
many colored ribbons. The curious
looking outfit attracted n great deal OF
attention aud VAS the subject OF con.
siderable comment.
Denny O'Iiarra who came down from
SPrucemont a co ip'e Of days ago, re.
crivcd n dispatch from San Francisco
shortly after his arrival here, bringing
the sad news OF the death, in that city,
Sunday. Of his last surviving brother
James ID. OIiarra. who has been an
invalid during the past two years. The
remains were buried yesterday. John
H.. another brother, who for many
years WAS II merchant at Mobile, Ala.
bamH. died in that city about eight
months aso.
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haiuaRrnAi.


ComzfisAsnss TAorHAse1oimss u,nac
up from oariin this DStnins. ,,oW .sr
Ara. Fred wifsSn Of ru.estdrs 4.
Visiting her. mi.ht fEisada in Eiko. e.
Tomorrow being chs4snas Asd l
legal holiday. no paper viii b. issd.S
from this Office. uii
William Walsh OF South Fort. proved
his presumption TO a homestead before
Judge Flaek to-day,
T. J.. Tenuantiof Carson arrived hen.
from Austin last evening and departed
for Eureka this morruiug.
Remember the turkey and chicken
shooting al the Hot springs to morrow.
You can not put in the DAY to better
Advantage. ~ sla.s 'iGaa sI.sa ~
II. G. catlin departed on a business
trip to the Atl,p,ie States by the train
last evening. He,SiLl return here abou,
the drst Of May.
Rumors Of marriages are rife. TIE
latest is toithe EFFECT that two of orr
county o%fieiuis are soon to emb.rk
upon The rough and rugged SEA.
The preparations for the dance to DO
given by the Elko String Band ut Free.
man Hall to nigh. are. all Perfected.
The sale of tickets already bsspesk .
comfortably filled house.. "A splendid
time will be had by all who attend. ly.al
We commend the example set by the
wife OF our esteemed tUwuaman Arthur
Lowe, to our lady readers IN the matter
Of selecting a Christmas present for
their husbands. Arthur's stocking Ia
full to overlooking. a description Of the
present appearing under the proper
heading elsewhere.
The display Of holiday goods e1hib-
hbited in the various stores III town are
certainly very attractive and reflect
credit upon the good taste displayed by
our merchants in making thrir selro.
tons. There is now no excuss for
sending AWAY for articles. as the various
stocks embrace almost everything TO be
thought Of in this line. aud tho prices
asked nre extremely low. eo s~sag
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on- for uI- Gr.udmo,n.r.

The editor OF the Eureka L,dler, who
has been attending Moody and Sankey's
rrvivniS in San Francisco, tells ia, fol.
lowing story:
q Mr.. Moody makes uae Of many anec
dotrs In his addr, sR~s; but, oil the
principle that every question has two
sides, let me relate q little story which
Mr.. Moody will probably never use.
He was speaking Of the hereafter. and
Of tho fate Of those who died unquick.
ened by tho repentance Of tho sinner.
He spoke feelingly OF a dear grand
mother who had passed. away uncon.
verified. although sho was good aud
Kind. and dearly beloved by me. } fear
Hhe has met with the reward Of Nil who
die not owning Christ. l know that
hho.is.in hell. Atthis iuuclsre n young
man Hiiting near the front arose aud
walked down the aisle toward the door.
Dir. Moody sail: There Is n man who
u tired listening about Christ. He is
going straight to hell" Tho young
Fellow, annoyed at being held up to
public notice. turned and said in a
quiet, clear voice. "Well, 10 there nny
message I can take TO your grandmother,
Mr.. MOody?"
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sir Ashley Coop-r's vital Rcstorn-
five.

Tn great English remcdy-has made
more cure, OF Nervous Debility, Semi
mi Weakness, Lost Manhood. no tur-
nal emissions, lassi,u lie, inability f., r
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases rs are induced by youthful
follics and cIcess,s. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A.. Z. Minute. NJ. D.,
No. IL konrncy street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and DO cured. Prize
- per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try n bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully will
Oh; mercury.
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The public will take notice that nc
o"NiinH !" tho Law passed by tho las,
i'eeisI"'nro making county officers snl.
aried. that all fees Tor work performed
b"long to the county aud officers are
required to collect In advance. This
will be the law from the drst of January.
1881. and no person need c1peo. work
done IN any Of the Offices In tho county
Without the fees are put up In advance.
Take uoti'e aud govern yourselves &C.
cordingly.
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rroceed,nEs or Inc sDoara or

>o0"t1 OtuuhlrN1OncE
The Board OF County Commissioners
met at the Courthouse this morning. for
the Transaction Of regular County bust.
mesa. present-Holmes and Sears.
A petition from heads Of familie. Of
South Ruby School District. praying
for a division oil said District, and TINT
from the Northern portion Of the same,
n school district. to be known as Ruby
Central School District b., formed.
In accordance with said petition, IL is
ordered, that Ruby Central School Dis.
trict. extending from tho Southern
boundary Of North Ruby School Dis.
trict, to q stake or point located two
miles South OF Wm. Myers ranch in
Ruby Valley. be. aud is hereby ,a al
lished, with tho above mentioned boun
daries. far
In compliance with the wishes OF the
residents Of Cornucopia School District
and those of Mill City School District,
aud the Recommendation Of the Super
in,eudent Of Public Inttructiou, it is
ordered that the above named Districts,
be, and are hereby consolidated. under
the name Of Coruucopia School District.
In accordance with the law provided.
it is ordered, and the County Auditor is
hereby instructed to make the following
transfers: o. - saE
From the INDECENT Fund to the Gen.
eral County Fund. $1,000.
From the Contingent Fund to the
General County Fund, s3.oUo. i3E
From the TreA4urer's Salary Fund to
tho General County Fund. $3.50 90.
From the General County Fund to
North Ruby Road Fund, SIS 0s.
The folloSing bills were thru taken
mp. Rciced upon aud allowrj:
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SHERIFf'S SALE.

ny Writ ne Of an order of sale issukd cut of the
DJtitiet cnuf 81 tbs SerrnthLqdtslal Qiststet..
ofthA siaie of Nevada ~ and ff the Ooaaiy
EdSstd hAIly sad Bluc Hetk Cbttkef MlbihH:
eoniitny, duly Attcstad fht sik day Of Drc--
cni,cr. 4. II. lsrnaIh have lrtlcd upon the FOL-
ioains deSerihrd ProptriyE as
An undivided Interest Of three hundred
fJoJl feet in that feetlaia Imlning ground:
claim and location 'oI Eight hundred iHou1l
feet. Known and Is called tho blue He'll claim,
aud location. situated In Railroad Mining
District. In X ko county, State. or Nevada.
near BuilIon City. Also. 4 nndi 'ided intrIrat.
ri Ave lmnntcd ans sISly.two and ops.haltt
tUr,l feet IN that ecrisin Mining yfbhnd;;
calm aud iocati al IL hnern hqrdfvd u5ooJi
feet. known ne and eg,lef the Emma elaira.
an! l%.cition Slns,r IN s,'nc district county
A hfli fnd cont plcir Invgniory OF the eaid
property will he exhibited Al the Tine and
place of ,aic thereof.
So,Ies /. hereby given. that on. Friday. the
alst day Of Dcc"mtrt A.. ". isn. between he
hours ~ y o'clprkG. \. anil = o'clock p. =, n1t:
ai 4! o'clock ". of ,aid day. at the Court HouAs,,
dpor, In kIko. I will sell Lhr. above LeSefibed
property 10 the III he'd bIdasrV bjddeSs Mt.
each, guild cOin Of the rnitrl sfrles.
j. FITCH. Sheriff
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A late dispatch from Doleful District
puts il tbusly:
"The Grand Central hns struck ore
on iis 100. foot level. the Contention nj
the 400. and The Head Centre nj 40, nil
dipping cast. This establishes the per.
mRnency Of The camp. Ton,bstoners
claim tGoy'have more dividends in sight
than were ever shown on the Comstock
at the same depth"
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0aiaaxusAl.

DAl0AGo0Al
Hssuisr nssHus Of ODD Fellovs to.
night.
There are three patients in the County
Hospital. i IL
siI prisoners enjoy the hospitality Of
the County Jail.
8. 8. Sears departed on = brief busi-
nsss viSit to CArlin this morning.
We were pleased to learn to day tina
che condition Of Grandmother CLARK
vas much improved.
Commissioner Thomas Holmes OF
CArliu returned 10 his home last even.
Ing from . Protrseted viaitto California.
Ton car loads Of beef cattle passed
through by tho II o'clock train last
night. rhoy wero shipped by Jnmes
Armstrong.
b. Rsiuhart 4 Co., have just com
plstsd the storage Of l,4OO sacks OF
Elko Flour in the building recently oc.
cHpneu " NJ. Cohn.
A dispatch received here this morning
from Leu Harris To Nose HAYNES an.
nounes the serious illness Of Assembly.
man-ei.ct James McBurney In San
Francisco.
The good people Of Wells will give n
grand ball at Scherff's Hall on Christ
mas eve. 1t will doubtless he a pleas
ant AFFAIR 10 the participants. and we
predict = large attendance.
J. d. Dayton and his sou George.
who CAME down by stage from TuscArorn
last evening. started for San Francisco.
where they 50 TO pass the holidays. by
the train this morning.
The co-Partnership heretofore exist.
Ing between Lang & Armitrge is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Nr.
ArnitHgc retiring. Tue business will
hereafter he conducted by Joseph Lang.
Who will cpll'ct aud pay all bills.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church to morrow, %'aornins aud even.
ing. sabbath School at 49, ~.
Subject In the mo ming. .'Intr,nper.
anes;" Subject in the evening. The
R-setting Sun" Seats free. All are
Invited.
About dark last night n most un.
eArthiy gabbl,nS In Chinatown. made
every cur in tom howl ia sympathy.
Upon investigating the causc Of the
frArfui din 1t WAS a-ccrtAiurd tina; the
AongoliAn- were merely taking the
rno-t expeditions and ,ff-ctual means Of
hshting the devil away. II anything
eoul Tighten him. il certainly would
lie that ear piercing clamor.
In such times az these when the skies
look black aud gloomy. and the side
walks and street, arc in such a couLi.
ton that II il impossible. TO get abroad
With any comfort, there IN nothing
better than Ia obtain n supply II rad
lug matter aud pass the Sabbath in sior.
Ing th- mind with u,-fnl aud INTERESTING
information. 7. y. Stone Of the Post.
Office N~ws Staud has enough to supply
all his
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From n Duilnl
Slainaxunal.

Wet and siopPy under foot. !hstlh1
Commissioner Thos. Holmes arrived
here from Carlin this morning.
Prepare for = loag. cold Winter by
purchasing N Of those heaters Of Ain.
ley.
Col. Jerry Moore aud Hook Mason
como down from Ruby Valley this morn.
ing.
The Board Of County Commissioner
are tn session at the Court House to-
day.
The principal business houses in
town arc engaged in iu~veutoring their
stock.
Tho assortment VI holiday candies
just received at Jsckson's is the 6uest
ever brought to this county.
STALLION pokor" and Niger Dick
occupies the undivided attention of the
sporting gentlemen Of Elko at present.
J. 81. Banield. wife and daughter OF
T~uscarora, arrived hero by Saturdays
stage aud departed yesterday morning
for San Francisco.
A. J. Pullman departed for n two
weeks business trip to DeetH yesterday.
lie has been engaged to paint the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Hall at that place.
Fifteen cars Of fat beef cattle for tho
San Francisco market passed through
last evening. Eight Of them we're
shipped by Henry Shirley Of Tecoma
aud seven by Hook Mason Of Deeth.
Joseph Lang Of the Humboldt House
dAsircs us TO inform Ihe public that he
is mo- Responsible for auy debts con.
trhcted by the late firm. He will col
let all bills due the louise. however.
Scion Peck of the popular Bank Ex-
change Saloon is making extensive i'm
provementS iu that establishment, which
when completed will make the Ex.
change Que of tue nea,est places OF re-
sort in town. l..
This hit Of information for gentlemen
looking around for Christmas presents
for their wives: Piece goods of cream
cnlorcd satin embroidered in amber
beads OF two shades ut $50 u yard; navy
b'ue velvet wrought, into n tulip pattern
of silk aud beads. $50 a yard; white
satin worked in silver thread, crystal
beads aud pearls. $50 "a yard. A neat
fan Of whit" satin. hand painted, with
ivory handle can he had for S7j. The
opening ia muff, will sell this season
or 81.
Sometime s DIR. Huntington aud
Capt. Warner, two prominent citizens Of
Eiko, visited Duck Valley and other
northern camps, taking along their
rifles with n view To bHgging "A deer or
two, said To be numerous in that local.
iiy. In "a fsw days they returned bring.
ing with them the care asses OF three
hnc lat bucks. over which the < 'ntlcmen
were disposed To guSh considerably TO
then friends, AMI although u lingering
suspicion prevailed that NIL was not as
represented, they were allowed, through
lack of positive proof, to REPEAT the oft
told tale wirhnn; contradiction. This
morning however. their seeming security
was rrlrly broken into 10y the arrival
Of .n Indian known NJ Ground Hog
with n hill Of so for three deer killed
for aud delivered TO the gentlemen
aforesaid. Doc. immediately boarded
the train for the Eist, and the gallant
Captain WAS hast seen ~streaEing in the
opposite direction on foot.
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Iron Tuesday Daily.l
HalRax111E.

Joe Coz. II SepsHsd to + llSnits sak
in San Francisco.
An iErersrsnt scoundrel alleges-ihat
among the new furniture required at the
White House by the new Administration
will be 4 corkscrew.
ASletter received here from Tom
Cahili, who departed for San Francisco
about three weeks ago With the hope Of
thereby regaining hiS' wonted health,
announces that the change has not as
yet proved beneficial. u tCERBt-
We learn to-day that the condition of
ASsemblyman James McBurney is n
source Of considerable anxiety to his
many friends. in this section. We hope.
however, that be Sil succeed in pulling
through all right.
A Washington dispatch Of the 18th,
says: Major John Hancock Dennis
arrived here to-day and delivered to
Vice President Wheeler the Electoral
vote Of Nevada for General Hancock.
j. d. Fitch. Sheriff Of EIko county,
came with him. -.. .r....
I. j. Tsnnant. acting agent for
United States Fish Commissioner
Parker, arrived here Sunday With 1000
catfish for distribution in tho streams
in the valleys north and south. Mr..
Tenant departed for Austin this morn
ing, and will return here in a few days
when additional particulars will be
given.
As will be seen by reference to IN
advertisement elsewhere in this issue,
the management Of the Hot Springs,
proposes to have irregular old. fashioned
turkey aud chicken shooting at that pop.
ular resort on Christmas Day. on which
occasion turkeys, chickens. pigeons.
mn ! n prize Of a fine. Tat steer will be
shot for. The ride to and from the
Springs will be free, and an ample and
excellent lunch will be spread at tue
same price. Under these favorable
conditions a large crowd will no doubt
be present.
Hon. q. ii. Shepherd who went to
Arizona about two weeks ago. writes
from Tucson. under date Of the 18th,
AZ follows: II arrived at this place last
hight. TIL, is - live town, with II pop.
ulItion of about 1000. | find a great
mSuy old N-valaus here, among whom
are Judges Earle, Smith. Lucas and
Berry. Jim Mason. DR.. Terry and Cutler
Of Mountain City. All are doing well
aud are delighted with the outlook.
This is a wOnl-riul country, rich in soil
and minerals, anl at this scusou of the
year the climate is delightful. the mir is
soft and bulIny and the natives GO
around with the fimsiest, lightest
clothing they can get. The city aud
country is snid TO be very healthy, the
greatest drawback being the lack Of
water. Every thing il raised here. as
in Novala, By irrigation. ! shall leave
here this evening for the ,erminu. Of
the rod which is now within sixty
miles Of FL Paso. and return to this
place IN about eight days on my way
home. Will DO in Carson ia lime for
the converting OF the Legislature"
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ELEo, Dec. 2
Notice.

A certificate issued to A. W. Gedney
by tho Connty Clerk. o. L. Green for
S7l, for services ms a trial juror at the
last term OF the Distriet Court, has been
lost by Mr.. Gedney. aud the public are
hereby warned against the purchase OF
the same should II DO offered for sale.
ELKo, Dec. 80, 1880. lw
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A LARGE invoice of fat. fresh. corn.fej
fowls. embracing all the popular varie-
ties have just been received Mt the Gem.
direct from Omaha, for supplying the
holiday demand.
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Notice.

My wis having this day, OF. her own
free will an ! accord, aud without prov.
ocn,inn, left my bed aud board, all per
sons are hereby notified that from this
time forward, l will not become u .
sible for any debts of her contracting.
STANLEY RfGsDY.
ELKo. Dec. 90, 1880,
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To IDciinqucnts.

In accordance with instructions from
th" Board Of Commissioners. the Dis.
I let Attorney is actively preparing to
bring suit against delinquent Tux payers
In the County. and all such who would
avoid the heavy additional costs attach.
ing to the amount now duo In case Of n
sui, being brought will como forward
aud settle with that official immedi.
ntely. e
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewclry
TO Gerber, "The Matchmaker" 10 you
wish to havo them repaired by nm ex.
~pericnced workman. Ali work war.
ranted.
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A LAwIER Of Brooklyn has been in.
'estignting In Vernon, to 900 II Chester
A. Arthur was not really born on Cana.
dian soil. aud loft apparently pleased
With his discovery. Old residents say
there is no question about Arthur being
n citizen. .....
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NrM ArrIYn..

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has just
received tho picost assortment Of
Watches, Chains and Jswclry, cver DO.
foro brought to Elko. Go and 500
them.
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Notice.

All parties indebted To the estate Of ].
j. Garrrcht. deceased. are hereby no,i-
fed that Joseph Lung, of thu Humboldt,
Lodging house, is authorized to re-
ceive the amounts due said estate. ard
to receipt for the same.
ELKo. Nov. G, 1880.
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Atnae Arrivals.

Saturday evcning-J. NJ. BsnacId
wife and daughter, J. DAllman. II. NJ.
cHtlin, II. II. Parker. All Kim aud
Father O'Dopnell.
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