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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-17
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5000 Stin,men erbielt. - 'i".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-17
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-19

Alta meeting OF the Greyhounds last
night. the following resolutions Of
regret were submitted by tho appropri-
alto committee:
WHEREAS. An all wise and inscrutabls
Providence has seeu ct to remove. our
much respected brother. J.. Il. Gallagher
from our ranks. be it
Rr,oired. That in his removal the
GreybouAds have received an irrepara.
bic loss.
Re,oirsd. That the neSt wine supper
be charged to his account on tho same
old piece OF leo.
R,Ioirtd, That his removal from our
evening meetings give each and every
member OF the Greyhsunds an oppor.
tunity to get his full allowance OF
II. A. S. II.
Rr'oirtd; That we heartily conYratu.
late the club thnt he has Joined. in be.
ing able to seduce from our ranks so
valuable aud consistent a member.
May his shadow mover grow less.
COMMITTEE.
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ssasOo-A

The stage frol Tnesrora, last even.
ING beosshGIo he oAes q. walls,
Fargo 4 Co., eight bars Of bullion from
the Independents mill.
O. g. Crane brought In from q. n.
Shepherds mine In Huntington Valley
his morning, ten tons Of mineral sosp,
for shipment TO San Francisco.
The attendance At the hall last nigh,
wa unusually large. and the entertain.
nsnt Eivsn by Prof. Andres fully sus.
tainSd the fepstAtien hSh.s acquired
all over the country ~ one Of the most
accomplished Illutionists that has ever
appeared before the American public.
Nothing but hrst-elass feats were intro.
duced. in all of which Address proved
himself to be . perfect master OF his art.
The Aerial Supervision" Was much
more adroitly performed than anything
No had previously witnessed In that
line, and the trained birds were q pecu.
liarly interesting feature Of the even.
ing's entertainment. Another oppor,
tunity 70 vitaess the EArs perfoFnAnces
OF Andrea will b given 1t the hall,
this evening II 8 O'Clock.
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Jumpea ths Tract.

A couple Of coal cars attached 10 the
cmigrant train from the cast last even.
Ing. jumped from the track about si1
miles caSt OF this place, causing the
passenger train from the west 10 70.
main hero about awaiting the
clearing Of tho track. Tho two
coal cars are n total wreck and several
OF the adjoining ones were more or les.
damaged. but TO no great extent. Portu
natcly. nobody was injured by the acct
dent. as the train At tho limoIwas pak
ing but ten miles an hour.
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New Fsrw riding Firm.

G. g. Warner and r. r. Banning,
under the hrm name OF G. c. Warner
Il Co., havc just taken the preliminary
steps to tho establishment Of . general
commission aud forwarding business At
this place. They have lea SD tho western
half Of the Lower Depot building aud
fitted II up in good shape for the storage
OF merchandise. A neat, well lighted
Office has been partitioncd of in the
northwest corner Of tho building, tho
lining aud papering Of which was com.
pleted to-day. The Arm Is now ready
for the prompt transaction OF any bust.
mesa in their line that may be Entrusted
TO them. and shippers will do we'll to
communicate Eith the Arm. before set.
Ting upon the route by which they
will transmit their ircights.
Their commission for handling will
DO exceptionally low, aud arrangements
have been perfected by which freights
will be forwarded promptly, and at rates
low as the lowest. See their advertise.
ment under head OF "new TO day"
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.-S--9. s9t

Meeting Of the Order Of o. E. g.. To-
night.
tn. barUnstsr stll iaAieasss stormy
weather.
W. T. Crane il In fsea Sou,h Fork
With . load Of drsessd bssi.
Another small bsr Of ballioa arrived
from TnscarVra. by stage last evening.
C. r. Hank and wife are down from
Hallect Station looking for Santa Claus.
. Gs6.0tAna oAms n fron PisaGa.k
Valley with An -iyht-horso load Of grain
last evening.
Alfred Wild aud G. n. Banks arrived
from Bullion by private conveyance,
this evening.
Old lady Clark who has been seriously
III for SON time past, IL reported very
Low this evening.
H. G. Catlin arrived here from Bru.
nenu BY stage las, evening. He reports
heavy snow in that part Of the county,
but the late rain has materially reduced
its bulk.
A Mormon member of the Smith
family, and . moon-eyed Mopgolian
have been awarded shelter in the County
Hotel for forty days for furnishing 6re.
water TO bibulous aboriginees.
- m- So
Cap. Warner aud Dick Brown started
by private conveyance for Tuscarora,
this morning. Dick will continue on
to the Indian Reservation in Duck
Valley where he proposes I o organic.
an aboriginal Sunday School with Mis-.
sionsry attachment. r
A copy Of the fut issue Of tho Grants
Vile BondnId published nj that Nye
county camp by Messrs. Msute 4 Don.
aid, is just received. at this o6iee
II is q neat and neusy little weekly,
and bears unmistakable evidence Of en-.
terPrise on the part Of the publishers.
May it prove q Veritable bonanza to the
courageous authors Of its existence.
hurry Durham arrived hero from q
three weeks business trip 10 Fort Hall
leck. last night according to advertise.
ment. His gallery here is In prime
order. and he resumes business imme.
d~iately right where he left or three
weeks ago. Now is the time to secure the
hand"omest styles Of pictures at frag.
mcntary prices. Your best girl will
expect a picture OF your handsome phiz
to accompany that Christmas photo.
graphic album you have ready to put
into her stocking. so don't forget to
call at Dunhan's while the days arc
sunny. us your picture will be prettier
il taken in clear weather.
Messrs. Brown & Cooling have Just
received direct from the East, and have
now on exhibition Mt their ware rooms
on Commercial street. n lot Of fine oil
paintings. maSniicrntly framed ready
for hanging. They are handsome land.
scHne scenes, aud in this sterile country
sre we'll No Ia u visit just to feast the
eyes upon for a few minutes. The
public are invited to call and examine
these works Of art at any time. They
are for sale at remarkably low figures.
as may be Hscertained by inquiry. A
htndsomer or moro appropriate Christ.
mas present than II Of these beautiful
pictures, could not be selected.
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nAnImaa lTtT2

IA. xesAsnhall saa I. L. MssAea.
ALllvhO esASdoSA M IAs NGesDi
staes lAst svssing. departed Tor he
East b the traia 70 day.
AIs-rs ysisov dssr.hesad. ui,A M
dropping brown ears, escaped froa the
livery stable Of raeksrBFes Lest even.
ing. Any person eaptaripg the dog
will Be suitably rsvsrSed By leaving
him With the proprietor Of the Cen
Saloon. 70
Leonard Curry and wife arrived here
BY Phvsts eonSey.aes, fU3fHararOsA.
late last night. The sudden dangerous
turn in the condition Of the old lady,
widow CLARK. was the cause Of their
hurried jo1suey here. Me-. Curry L. .
500 Of the sick lady.
The express train from the wsst,
last evening brought mp from San
Francisco four cars each, carefully
loaded viii siik- o eggs. or eOco6SG
The lot had just arrived from Japan
and are being conveyed to Italy. The
value Of the contents Of the -four cars.
IL over q million Of dollars.
John McNsliy. A. y.L.neaxter and
Mrs. II. H. Puekett. who arrived here
from Tusc rora by stage las. evening,
departed for San Francisco by the train
this morning. V. H. Pease, Paymaster
Of the U. s. Stage Company started for
Carson City by the sins train. Mr..
Mentally will return to his post at the
Independence. directly sitter the holt
days.
A. ]. Keith. p. P. F. Of Lamoilie,
gives due uotice In another column that
thero will DO public carryings-on near
the site Of tho Lamoille Postonice on
the evening before. Christmas. At which
everybody and his wife arc cordially In.
vited 10 be Present. Hank expects 10
be there himself and frolicine will begin
about tho time tho music tears loose.
s'ekly Persons need feel no apprshen-
sion however. as they will have the ex.
elusive privilege Of the back seats.
Tho once cherished name Of . noted
Nevada Philanthrophist had almost
faded from our memory. when. q few
days ago. the relation OF n little incident
that occurred while yet tho town Of
Aurora was In in its swnddling clothes.
recalled not only the name OF John b.
Best, but presented to CTR mental Wis.
ion the ample blsnket.overcoAt, which.
like the mantle Of charity. enveivped his
manly form and contributed to that
marked imPressivenoss which chArac.
terized his looks aud language while
directing those vast business enterprises
in which his massive intellect was CON-
stnntly submerged. But John Il. was
not the hero Of tbs incident referred 10,
twas Mrs. John B. The lady being
among the first OF her sex to grace tho
town with her presence. tho courtesy Of
. s.renade was extended to her BY some
oil the most gallant OF the boys, who
sang themselves hoarso in the night air,
determinod to do the lady honor in
bang MP style or die in the attempt.
When on the following dav Mrs. Best
was asked how she liked the vocal
music Of the previous night, her reply
was:f "sbure. the singin' was very
foine. but the insthrumint you miniion
MAS sadly put o. chune." -aa9- s aary.sF
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I1eN An SIAN IN.
IFron sa.afdAy,a Dally.l

-
tFron s~atardAy's Daily.l
n N.lnAxasAL
Regular mssdnR Of GA Fellow 70.
night ElFssU
The 0ssyhoands ars iabIlAnt svss
the return Of Frank Eanss. last night
counssiors Bisslov asd Rand re-
turned from Tusoarors Shscs they have
been on professional Business. last
night
We are glad 70 DO able to state that
Mrs. J.R. Bradley is much improved.
and .. rapidly rsGaiaius her usual good
health
1t IL nov Resseally accepted - an In.
coutroyertibis fact that nothing can
reoJ.r = ma 20 Irresistible attractive
to the feminine eye A. tho wearing Of =
red jacket.
The eutsrtainmeu Of Prof. Address
aud troupe. which VAS advertised to
take place At Freeman Hall. tonight
has been postponed until Monday
night. owing 60 the failure Of their para.
p~htthAiiA to arrive on time. a. eI-
pected. n
Divine services 1t the Presbyterian
Church to morrow, morning aud even
ing. Sabbath School ut -: 90.
Subject in the morning. Tho Still
Small Voice." in the evening. "Tbs
True Worship" Seats free. All are
invited.
superintendent Tovne's special car
with Mrs. George Rice. Mrs. I. l..
ltequa, Miss Hattie Rice, Nc. Shaw
and others. on board, was attached to
tho express train east. last evening.
The pSrty go to meet Mrs. Towne aud
daughter. who are coming west.
The perform. alice OF Prot. Address
trained birds on4a tight rope across the
street. this afternoon, drew a big crowd.
The spectacle Of u bird pushing = wheel.
barrow containing another bird. was n
novel one, 20 say tho least and fully
demonstrates the perfection OF art TO
which Address has attained in tue eiu
cntion OF the fcaiher.d tribe.
John II. Dennis 10 10 arrive here by
stage this evening. aud ia company
with Sheriff Fitch. will probably start
for the Atlantic seAboard. by this even.
ing's train. Unless he should become
violent. however. Zen will not insist
upon his wearing the "jewelry." per-
hitting him to indulge the harmless
h~allucination that important business
requires his presence ia the EIst.
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tHtoa llo.Aay sD.iiy.f



Navajo has declared an IriIh diyidsni
Lof tvsats osots. nvI ~! 81
The display Of holiday rOod. 1t Rein.
hart'a Ii unsurpassed.
Gerald Hesler came In from hi. ranch
in LAnoills valley this morning.
Marx Maniey and o. A.. Ross, came
in from Railroad Di.triet Saturday
night
Wei regret to learn hat the condition
of our toWnsmsn. Mr.. John Hunter, 10
still critical.
J.. D.. Barnes Of Wells IL In town re-
ne~ing social amenities among his nu.
msrous friends here.
Andres hks the only troupe Of
trained tropical birds In existence. Go
and see them to night at Freeman Hall.
Dick Dorsey starts for Tuscarora,
"Wednesday morning. with a No. 1 show,
and the citizens Of the Upper Level are
advised to look out for him.
Don't forget Andress' entertainment At
Freeman hall tonight. The Prof. f.
chief In the ''Iilusion'' line aud the per-
Torrance OF the trained birds is in il.
self we'll worth the price OF admission.
A dne fat doe. captured just above
Wells. yesterday by member Of tho
Lo! family now grnceS q post &C the
door OF tho Gem Restaurant. Juicy
yensioD steaks arc included In tue bill
OF fare At aforesaid c~aravausAry.
Il. Il. Scott, who left here for Star
Valley q few days ago, attempted sui
eide by cutting his throat, and was
brought back here yesterday for surgical
treatment. DIR. M-igs informs us that
his wounds. however arc not dangerous.
John Ainley has just received the
'boss" hanging lamp. 1t IL just g
little the neatest. hnudsomest aud
cheapest pendant illumination that has
she'd it's naptha .fulgence upon the
hard, tin anI other ware Of his man.
moth establishment. We bought one
on sight.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of Mexican Mining Company,
the following Trustees were elected for
tue ensuing year: C. L. Weller. Pr.si.
dent; George Wallace. Vice President;
J. IL. Dickinson. Geoge Coyaou. Chas.
II. Fitch. c. l.. Mccoy Was elected
Secretary.
Among the distinguished departures
by the train this evening. may be mem-
toned that of o. F. Shing. the Mo,go-
liam artistic W.. Tor many months has
presided over the culinary department
at the Gem Restaurant. lie 10 heading
for the rice regions Of the Celestial
Kingdom. .-
Jack Fuller aud Charley Lancaster
finally tore themselves away from their
loving friends here aui started ou "a trip
to the Pine Tree State by the train this
morning. A party Of tue boys srcom-
panied them rs far az tue Wells. and
returned by tho regular train west.
They repor; That the parting Vas pecu
hnrly touching; the tears OF the depart
ing oues flowing c~"piousIy, a. the train
which was to c 'nvry them beyond the
boundaries II The fragrant sage. drew
away toward ia. rising sun. jack said
he felt IN though he Vas drifting upon
q lea share With the anchor dragging
Astern. =
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,BErso interviewed In rotation to the
matter Ut his .nking a place In Garaeid's
Cabinet. Mr.. Biuine said that the only
oner over made TO him Of such q posi-
ton was through tho columns OF the
Now York Tribune.
Grant d Go will probably Sc to Il
that suOh Ofsst will never smauAts from
any more authoritative source.
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AZ a regular meeting Of. Elko Encamr-
mont. No. 8, I. o. o. F.. ut their h.li
last evening. the following officers were
elected for. the ensuing ysar: ,
S. NJ. Henley. G. p; r. n. Big.ior,
II. PA. Bruce, 6. W.; ,. NJ. Lane.
]. W.; o. L. Green. Scribe; John Hib-
bets. Treasurer aHts agg
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The Felicity or Being an EdItor

DOhnS ~ EsNNtOr'
II an editor omits anything. ho Is
lazy. II he speaks Of things rs they
are, people get angry. II ha CLOSES
over or smooths down the rough points,
hO is bribcd. II be calls things byttcir
right names. he IL unHt for the position
Of m editor. II no docs not furnish
hh readers with jokes. he IL sn idiot.
II no does. he is . rattle head. lacking
stability. II no condemns the wrong,
ho Is . good fellow, bu. lacks discretion.
II he lets wrongs and injuries 60 IN.
mentioned, no 10 . coward. II he OF.
poses q public man, he does Il 70 crafty
spite. Is the tool Of = clique. or belongs
to the ''outs." II he INDUCES IN per.
sonalities. he Is = blaok.guard. II he
does not. his paper Ia dull and insipid.
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Hotel ArrIvaI..

AIRS. II. W. Brown. Tuscarora.
=. J. Frank, lBullion.
II. Manlry. do
A. Z. Matthews. Kentucky.
C.. l.. Tibbut. Illinois.
Frank Eames. San Francisco.
Dan Murphy. Hnileck.
Nrs. l.. Enos. do
n. p. Dibblr, do.
J u. Barnes. Wells.
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THx Board cf s.ato Printing Com.
nissionnr" awarded the contract Of sup.
plying the State Printer with The moo.
'a'a'y stationery for hiG ofioe for The
nstt two years to Curtis, Cunningham
4 Weloh, Of Ban Francisco. for s2,2 az.
There we're four bids In, but tho .uo.
oes'ful nrm vvrO The loves. BY some
n rr..-. "
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TAxsyoar watches. CLOCKS and jeWsiry
70 Gerber. "The Matchmaker" you
wish 10 have them repaired by m OK.
psrienoed workmsn. All work var.
ranted.
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Advertised Letter Id.,.

The following Is list OF letters 70.
naming in tho Elko office. unclaimed,
for tho woek ending Saturday, Dec. II.
1880:
Bennett W W Cook Joseph
Hampton Elwood O Lewis W s
Cameron Mn Il Powers A d
Rnyonscron " Sritz Geo
q. ". Hull, +. II.
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ntaRc Arrlxaln.

L.ss ovenihs-Johu McNnily. Mrs
II. II. Pickett, A. v. Lancaster. ]. A..
h~sndeuhall aud I. L. M~sndenhail.
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sTPI Sna says. "supposa oil the
Jews we're 10 move out q Germany, bag
AMI baggage. brains and gold, tho
Ro,hschilds leading Of, would not the
day AFTER completion Of the exodus be
> veIy biae dag for Germany"
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TnEns IL a scheme reported for the
division Of Texas into three States. II
IL claimed that the mors IL made for
political PURPOSES.
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G. F. Wagner, San Francisco.
C.. 2. Caldwell. do
J. II. Dennis. Tuscarora.
PAul Schilicrstrom. Pleasant.
j. .. Abel, Wells.
II. J. Keith. 2. NJ, Lamoille.
+. Silver, Chicago.
Jas. Hogan, Custer City.
e.. n. Parker. Sacramento.
j. A. Robertson. Mourd Valley.
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new Arrival.

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has Just
received tho incest assortment Of
Watches. Chsins and Jswclry. ever be.
fore brought to Elko. Go and zee
them.
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JoHS TfMNrSs. for years past tho
managing editor OF the San Francisco
Chronicle, now takes the corresponding
position on tho Ekdminsr.
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Two nov osScs Of smallpox. both
young ladies. were reported In Virginia
City, Saturday.
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THE United Ststos ships passed
through tho naval review without sink.
Ing. This was accomplished by giving
their bottoms another coat Of whitewssh
tho morning Of the review.
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stage Arrivals.

Saturday ovening--J. II. Dennis, @.
Lancaster. Thomas Street, s. Coleman
and tbrss N~ongoiians.
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Grand total $6ls.4 400

Grand total ........... $6lS. 493 So
The shipment Of gold dust for this
year was very light. The shipment for
Dccsmbsr Ia given as mn average month
ly shiPmrnt, but Il will far exceed the
average. naklng the total shipment for
the year ~ least $3.50. 900. Pretty good
showing; may the next years produc
ton be even Al large.
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htaGe Arrivals.

Last evehing--R. II, Bisslow, Mr.,
". W. Brown, Mrs. F.,hlns. J. d.
Abel, L. q. Asywor.b. A. +, Listlhows
aud J. u. Rand.
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naAnn -lnnA11nrea.

This mosnina- ososs. Dixon. Ewpa
Larseh. II. Msthsss snd Mia @. Jane.
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Booths celebrated oval baud oysters
received Az tho Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-19

cHotOs apples ssd pears Tor ..le .,
H.Chsss' store on CounsretAi Sre,t.s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-19

This mornipg--Thomss Street, Min.
Mo Jones and two Mongolians.
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TuE snow on the Truoks. Pl.s. b.
three feet deop,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-19

FsEsu Bread. Pies aud Cakes Il Il.
Elko Bakery,
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iHsteI Arrivals.

II. Hooladsp, Halloek.
Dan Collins. do
W. Osborn, Mound.
J, Dshlmanp, sSn Francisco,
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asase DrIaStsre..
THIS tnorntng--Ars J.. II. wsilauj,
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Tho following il list Of the bullion
shipments frJp Tuscarura Tor she Year
1880, furnished by the T~Tses-Gec5er:
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4 LAHoE invoice Of the celebrated
white Rye whisky just received At the
Gem. s.loeas go LA JO.ETlgfs
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TIA npPfquauty " Rhins wIn.s At
the Enc BAkstJ ands sAo4u. RsskiSrt.
1 Co.. Propristors.
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cuAHrAssa q tISIHsas gaAlNy and
brands. can Be hsd At ksethArt 4
Froslieh's Saloon.