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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-04
ROLL OF y
or tho EIko Public Achooi for the
Month or June.


Alice McClollAnd. 100; Mary Van
Dreilen. 9j; Bertha Porcher. %: Carrie
Dorsey, 81; Mamie Wilson, lOI; EIuma
Cullen, l0l; Lon C~raighcad, %; Ida
Young. l0i; Pauline Cohn, l0i; Roso
COIN, lOi; Rose Garrecht. 100; susie
Payne. loi; Mary Mulcaby, 90; May
Terry. %; Charles Gardner, 90; Eddie
Compton, 90; Eddie Dorsey, o..
T. n. STONE, Principal.
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S N9A
oAl0AEO0AL s-,sr~s
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows to
NaRAt "kT FShHp
chArlsyIHNSso' HuntinEsou. SD D.
L Hootsn, Of Mound, are In town to-
dAy.
4 spsciA - train Of twenty cars
pAsssd through here for che sAst At 3:is
OALs evening.
O00nty Assessor Mundell returned
from a % eial trip 10 the southern part
u Tie county, last evening.
Rev. George Jennings will hold divine
services - Granger Hall tomorrow At
NE usual hours. Tho Sunday School
viii take plsoe immediately after tho
0orning services. All arc cordially In.
Vitsd.
Divine services at the Church to-
morrow. Subject In tho morning,
"Children's Church" and Baptism Of
childrsn. In tho evening, Rev. Mr..
Gallagher Of Eureka. will preach.
Sabbath School at 1920. Seats free.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Dispatches from all parts Of the
Union. North. South. East and West
nnoun the enthusiastic reception OF
the news Of the nominations ut Ciucin-
Hati. Tho Democracy of every State
are jubilant at tho result. and are mani.
Testing their sA~tistSction in the booming
q cannon, In rousing ratification
meetings snd eraIdemonstratons on
every hand. The best refutation Of the
saAiu that the South will not support
Hancock on sssSant OF his War reoord.
10 the fact that tho most marked on
thlsiasm over his nomination Is in that
quarter
william Van Drcilen, &. w. Warner
and Joe Rogers left hero for tho Wood
river country. this evening. They
struck out with . pair Of good horses,
light wagon aud camping outfit. prepar-
ID for any reasonable contingency.
ThSy 60 east a. far as Wells and then
strike north by The old emigraut route
through Thousand Spring valley.
Should they survive the fierce attacks
Of the blood thirsty mosquito. Aui tue
ihree fuIl-growu jugs of snake mediciue
With which they ars armed, DO not pre-
n~s,urely exhausted. tidings of the boys
may be expected in the Fall.
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sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Resteta-

Tn" great English remody-has made
more cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal omissions, lassituie. inability for
mental labor. despondency and such
diseases rs are induced by youthful
follies and excuses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. E.. Mintie. II. D..
No. IL Koarney street, San Francisco.
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
20 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try n bottle. DR.. Mintie trents
nll private diseases successfully with.
out mercury, 'r'
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That a.n.a,I.nni s,r.nm.r.

A narrow strip Of bunting was discov.
cred coating from-or rather twiuiug
round the flagstaff ON the plaza. Thurs.
day. aud though Of modest hue aud uu-
Tsb-iliouS shape. aroused Il storm OF in.
I snstion which for n time threatened
so subvert the foundations OF the Court.
hous". rift the roof ftom the County
Jail. annihilatc the representatives Of
justice, snd in its tcmpystuous career.
hop the green earth with sacred Fourth
OF July traditions. dus, tie dark cor
hsrs Of anci-n: biHotry with thu coat.
tails Of the Revolutionary fathers-nui
lAoih.rS. aud ia the serthiES torrent II
patriotic fury sweep into obi Won the
cherished records Of
Hut Why eoutIuue the category of
conceivable eaiRtnitous consequences?
The adoption OF conservative counsel
however, Ayerted = c~utastrophy nni
nnAlly resulted in Hu amicabIc Hdjust.
nisnt in favor Of all parties The his.
tory Of the famous strip Of bunting
obtained through great pains and e1.
psnso, Is as follows:
Al tho time J. II. johnson, Of CaIifor.
nia ran for Congress in that State,
Charley Drum, who favored Johnson's
<fSOsion, aud n at the 6mo a resident
81 S~usGnviile. bought the stresmer and
. Dag. and paid q Republican Brass
Band $50 for playing three tuues while
the bunting wAs being hoisted TO tho
summit Of a Johnson flag pole which
Charley at his ozn expense. had caused
20 be erected in front OF his place. He
subsequently disposed Of tho flag in
California. but brought tho streamcr
with him TO this State. aud In May,
1870, sold the same to J. Is. Fitch. in
whose possession II has since remained.
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Notice.

We will furnish, for cash only. In lots
to suit the trade, G. Conrad's cole.
brated st. Louis tfud wciser Bccr. in
barrels containing 6 dozen bottles, a,
$40 80 por barrel.
- FFgti REGkuAsr 4 fnoELrcn.
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Hotel

A. Donnory, Sacramento.
j. NJ. Goraghty, Lone Mountain.
j. i. Staples, Los Angeles.
n. j. Henley. Virginia City.
John Colo, Salmon River,
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PROMPTLY lr1dOtD ID.
OIMMoMD'0
Pure WHISKY.

EXPERIEScE HAS shows THAT NIS
y o WHISKY IL one Of the bert medi<
cinhi preparations known. and 10 highly re-.
commended by the Faculty fof ali Gases Of
Ne,rou .ness, We-knes,, DEBILITY, Dysg.p,iaf
the Eastern States has been great, and %
CONES TO the Pnclhe Coast indorsed ~ thu
CERTIFICATES OF DR.. 4. Dana Hayes, State AssssS
CT Of Massachusetts, and DIR. II. G. Loader.
back Of 81. Louis. No. These certificates are
most direct IN their statements, aVrrrinr that
the Ne6o6 whisky Is, without exception, thS
purest article that can be used either medf
cinally u. for Indigestion and Nervous Alec
lions, aud can be used with the utmost eondS
denee. The 4uAly ,is shows that this whIskI
IL free nom havofing oils. acids, Aetslo,
other deieteftous substances. DIT. HnHoH
further says that u Is pnrc, OF superior quaiI-
y, and suitable for dietetic and medfc5naI
purposes. Such recommendation are tho
s~tronEestihat can be furnished, and n tthrfS
are thousands OF letters testilyinK 70 the IaeH.
Its Of the Whisky a. = family remedy aad
tonic no further proof Of its excellence need
be given. sinee. the Nabob MrdicAted whisky
hn. been Introduced, the Medical Faculty has
di-coyed properties which make it VAluablO
A. n Blood Puriher.
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Hotel Arrivals.

stf". Hotel Arrivals.
J. W. Mcdonnell, San Francisco.
Nrs. Rovo and child. Tuscarora.
l.. 4. Hall, Eureka.
ID. 4. Hutton. Huntington.
VIM. MitchilI. do 'a'
O. II. Hale, f do
Sam Thompson aud vito. Ruby.
J. n. Moore. do
n. W. Parsons, Stockton.
N. shopshits. Denver.
I'D. Montei, do
John Gibbons. Tuscarora.
A. o. Donnel. do
G. Z. Drown, South Fork.
. A. J. Roulstone, Bullion.
A. Wise. .l|t do
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DIAMOND RINGS.

E. Gerber. the jeweler hos just receiy-
ed n choice selection Of diamond rings,
which will be exhibited for sale at his
establishment until the 9th instant.
Call and examine thcm.
Gerber has also a lot Of beautiful
cake-bnskots, ice.pitohers. fruit stands
and other silvOr.ware, suitable for we'd.
ding presents. Don't forget to go aud
look ut them.
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A LARGE ~in7oice Of A l Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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AdNertIncd Lritcr Ll.t.

The following IL n list Of letters re-.
naming In tho Elko Office, unclaimed,
ior'hs week ending Saturday, Juno 30,
1880:
Bewto Mrs Chas Bunl A .l,.
Dunton N Fifo Peter
Hewlett Hughes r f n.
HoKernan John o SwartwoutMissJ Milo
Worthington Cbas Z
S.ui- y. W. HULL. z. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

G.. II. Shepherd. Coral Hill.
w. T. Tonkin, San Francisco.
A. Redewill, do
@. A. Stone. Carlin.
D. D. O'Harra, Wells.
VIM. Mitchell. Huntington.
John Connors. Reno.
VIM. Garrard. do
Frank Bell, do
F. L.. Heath. Truckeo.
Ed. l.. Seitz, Deeth.
o. s. Kimbafi, Ogden.
8. NJ. Streeter, Lamoillr.
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map Judgment,

Parties leaving watches at +. Gerber's
jowelry establishment, will consult their
own interest by calling for them at tho
expiration Of three months or they will
BE- sold 70 pay charges Of repairing.
Gssbsr says he can't live on old watches.
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DELICIOUS Ice Cream constantly on
hand at the Gem Restaurant.
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John Craze. Mrs. Gesruet and Ike
Ostreicher.
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Arrivals,

Last evening Miss Cora Lancaster,
John Gibbons aud A, o. Donnoli.
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Departures.

HH Oc~pnrtureH.
This morning by stage for the moth:
Isaac ostfolohor aud Mrs. Rowo and
cHiid. ru r..f .
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Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows to
$3.50 aEETN WPFWs e.
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.a- Departures
W. T. Tonkin, Mrs. John Brooks and
W. J. Hutton.
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Charley lee Of Hua.iu1.ou. sea D.
L Hootsn, Of Mound, are In town To-
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-12

COULISSE CHAT.

Within few days Mr. Lester Wallack will
reappear on the stage IN Philadelphia.
Theodore Thomas has undertaken the
formation Of a new choral society In New York.
John Drew, Jr., the young actor, was mar
fed At Long Branch last Sunday 10 Miss Josephine
Baker,
Mr. BARLEY Campbell has written a new
play, to which he has given the title Government
Bonds"
Max Bruch's cantata "The Lay OF the
He'll. has been performed for the hrst tme In this
country IN Detroit,
Miss Annie Louise Cary VIII appear in
concert IN Boston, At the Music Hall. October L. with
Wilhelm aud Joseny.
The plot of Wagner new opera, " PEREZ
val Is said To be taken from the last novel In Hoe
cacco's ''DocalnerOn. "
Sir Julius Benedict has just finished life
oguo Of the composers works. lie was Weber :
iayorite pupil.
Miss Blanche Davenport returns to Ma
pies next week under engagement at g. 600 month,
and will appear In spain IN the spring, receiving
~, 600 month.
Messrs. Gilbert aud Sullivan have decided
10 poipOne their visit 10 New York uutil after the
year, and the production Of their new opeea viii be
consequently delayed.
The boxes for the Sarah Bernhard season
viii be sold at auction at Booth : Theatre Friday
afternoon, october l. at clock, and the SubscriI
tion lst for seats opened,
Miss Annie Mays, step daughter Of Mr..
IIlllari, United states Minister to Brazil, who Is
credited With possession OF line musical talent and
e4eellent voice, is studying for the operate stage
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lIniOn Xeleran COrnh.

A special meeting of the Union Veteran
Corps was held Friday evening last 10 hear tho report
Of the excursion committee, and To extend u welcome
Ia the captain Of the corps, s. u, 1hOma1n, who has
Tuesday, eth instant. The report Of the committee
was very satisfactory one, showing very handsome
receipts over expenses. vote of thanks WAS cN-
tended Ia those honorary members who assisted the
committee In making the excursion 80 decided Sue
cess, Notwithstanding the disagfeeableness of the
weather. The committee ON uniform made TepuIt
beers Of the corps ordered 10 report promptly Al
80 T.. NJ. Monday, l3th Instant, In order Ia he
measured for their uniforms. The corps Is an ac-
kuowlodged success. The members desire II to he
known that the curns must not be cOniounded with
the National Veteran club, political Organization,
hut that the 'l'niOn Veteran Corps Is purely
military 1fganzatiOn composed of etuDiOn soldiers,
q. 4. n. members, and has comrades In ITS ranks OF
both political parties.
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Auftteu Sales.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctiunert.

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rp,+srrre, earn nv c,r,toctrt ur TUE
rSr,pr pprr,rrs mr. rur NUTpopOJJA
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'"i"c" '" h'"o' Nv w. '"ru '''' Y. 80 w " ~,
''n" 'oc"'us 'o' we o,S''"' w '".''' an. :. wy
'cI"cs'' w "i''ng' VI 'he parry ''e'o's '1u Wv
SUBSTITUTES WIN Sci' w '""'o "ouo.'' w, ''o
Sos' !" u'c "'s"cSt u'uue'' w" pN'' WV 10y
VI ecr'e"'"e'' iooo commencing w wv o'O'N go
WI" continuing itom u"s 7" u"y "h'ii 'ne s''e "' w
sis and effects, now In and about the metropolitan
Hotel. IN the city OF Washington on pennsylvania
hptNpeu Sixth Seventh streets northwest,
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Is the Is. a -. Red Book the Best
Pocket Political Reference Yet Is
sued This CanInaign.

The b. X O. Red Book just from the press
of Knight 4 Leonard, of this city, Is u very timely
little work-udecd II Is the handiest political text
book issued this campaign. II Is small compact, and
readily carried IN the pocket the statistics #
each State being given in a shell ~ II were The
vote of each party for President IN 1872 Is noted fol-
lowed by majority and electoral vote. Then the
figures 10 the latest election in the State or
state officers next the Legislature, and II United
SteS Senator Is To lie elected this winter such fact IL
duly indicated. The result In each Congressional dis
thct Us set forth. and In foot notes digest If dis
iricts Is given, which " "t no tin Interest. Finally
the population oi the state In 1870 h shown with the
total vote for President In 1877 aud the ratio Of this
vote to the population two years before. This Is made
HE basis oi An estimate of the total vote Of each
state this year, the figures given of the population u
1850 being from the latest information derived from
the Census Bureau. The figures throughout were
compiled and the results reached by an Old aud we'll
known journalist, aud are unlucstiunahy correct
The little work is absolutely without partisan bias,
ana aside from Its value ~ reference book W.
ceedingly elegant and artistic thing, ree.ting no III
lie credit upon the thorOughncss In detail aud rare
last" Of It's pogeitors. II Is not sale, hut all who
hcsirea copy may secure II 10y dropping postal tu
Is. Lord, Baltimore, Md. II h amply worth this
tle trouble and those prone To liking for political
statistics, as well rs those finding such handy little
works valuable for reference. VIII certainly not regret
the asking foi the u. y %. He'd Book. -,hic0yo M
ftT-DCsnN,
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The OrtoIan Season.

The law passed at the last session OF the
Maryland Legislature providing that none hut residents
ut Prince George, Charles, 81. Mary's and Calvert
counties he allowed togun for this delicious bird the
PaiuNent river under . heavy penalty to all viola
tons al the act has caused considerable cominOton
among the sportsnen of this District. The law Is,
however. believed To be dead-letter, and that II Will
not he enforced. The Marlborough Gdzst., In It's last
issue, In connection with this subject, says:
'on Monday the lawful season Ia begin shoot
ing this delicious game bird upon the Paturent
marshes commenced No bird. not even the AmeTi-
can eagle, was ever more legislated upon than the
migratory ortolan, who cOmeth when II lsteth and
tell whittier II comelli or whittier goeth.
At several sessions Of Legislature. laws have been
PASSED regulating the time AT which this bird should
tbs killed. and again at the last session Of the egsla
turo law was passed declaring any person not . resi-
dent of Charles, ST. Mary Calvert this county from
shooting these birds upon the PatuNent marshes. We
do hesitate term this senseies arbitrary piece
of legislation and trust that two years hence this law
VIII he abolished. There arc many persons living
along the river who draw quite revenue from tile
Eunners who have been accustomed To visit these
marshes. This law greatly reduces that revenue.
Some contend that the law is arbitrary that even
with the permission III the owners of the marshes
non Resident viii have no right Ia gun thereon, n
such Is tile meaning of the law, can but believe
that N s UNCONSTITUTIONAL and the sooner II Is repealed
the better, - NIribuTO Gdz.ttt.
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To-day

Begins the fifteenth year of the establish
ment OF A. saks 90. Throughout It's entire career
the OuSo has Held the proud position iho leading
olotlling aud tailoring hous. of our city All the adj
Nahtages that experience gives aud capital supply
are NOW III the possession Of the ARM II Is proposed
that ON THIS occasion all tile modern methods Of doing
business shall be Joined 10 these advantages aud a
now record OF success DO niade that viii pale all past
efforts. There n no nsiaking the sound uf the
words Uf The house AS they given our readers in
our advertising columns to-day, The nrm will strive
10 Keep ahead al all others. aud II attention to busi
ness, courtesy to their patrons, completeness Of stoc
honesty of metluds aIeness of capital, and proper
placing of the advantages of their house before the
public accomplish II, II VIII no doubt be done. II
Is as wen 10 mention the Tact that the stack on
hand and displayed viii stand comparison with tie
largest ClOthlng houses In the North. The hrst floor
3lO Seventh street. gives no Idea Of what Is contained
on the upper floors Of 3ls aud $40.
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A Sickly Object.

One of the most interesting among sckIy
objects Is the very young man In a provincial town,
who thoroughly pasted In matters personal profess
sona aud deep, reiaiing to art, society, music aud
the stage Ia Sew York Ills hobby, however Is
generally music. lie has l.en introduced 10 tue good-
natur.d Campann has seen 6eieter's husband and
has had ginger ale which nearly strange him la
the same beer garden with Mass, RenIineril, and
Wilhelm. Wherenpon one hearing him talk would
Immediately belieye, II one We're fool, that he had
not only roSned Mhelni's bow 40 that II struck the
right note but that Gersi.rs baby when old enough
would be placed under his special Instruction. thar
II might cry for peppermint Ia the proper key. In-
deed he goes far as to hint In delicate and lady
like whisper that Canpanini does not Sing without
first consulting him about dilcult phrasings. Al Of
which make him rs delicious as chewing gum To pro-
yincal madens, and special aggtayaIlon to prOyin-
cial Luaux,
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The announcement of this institution will
be found In another column. Additions and changes
have been made Since last year, which II is believed
viii greatly Increase the eiciency of The sCOoi Hon
William a. KichardsOn, of the Court of CLAIMS aud
Mr. ". n. Dennis, formerly Of the Register oi ms
ONCE are NOW nemhers of the faculty. The term
remain at the figures to which they wero reduced Al
the beginning Of last year Circulars may be found
az Morrison and Bealls bookstores.
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SPORTS AND PAstIMEs.


The game of ball yesterday between two
mines made up ont Of the Nationals and well known
amateur players drew fair-sized audience. The
game particularly interesting, from the fact that
many looked upon II us test OF qualities of Lynch
and Derby as pitchers. This should not he done, rs
the Derby nine was much the stronger. The follow
ing Is the score;
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90. 80 solid silver watches.
SIS solid gold watches, ladies' Size.
..5 solid gold stem winding watches.
$50 solid gold Elgin watches, gents size.
Il. lIanis X Co., jewelers., 49, seventh street
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Aquatics.


Riley and Weisberger will row on the 22d
OF this month Saratoga Lake three mile race for
purse of 81, 600.
English book makers do not seem to take
much 10 the style of Trcket as they Offering odds
of 100 to 30 on iianlan,
II is to he hoped that at the regatta held
during October there viii lie single shell contest
our people are anxious to see Roberts, white, Nor
gan. kimbai'. Cropley, Bailey, Harrison. and other
asPitants for fame,
The great fzzle of Union Springs lately
sent the following letter TO Mr.. Soule, the donor Of
the late prize for which Italian walked here
last spring: 60 EDsenore Glen House, Culyers Point,
Gaynga county, w. y, September s-Genilenien:
" James II Riley Will consent to our match here,
and your company offer mo prize Of Il, 900, VIII
beat the best time ever made In three mile race. and
prove that your faith In me has not been misplaced:
ani II accomplish this, Will row In the race for the
prize offered by you In England. Yours Charles +.
Courtney The race with Riley Is set down for the
10Th Of this month.
Tho members of the Potomac Club are
making great preparations for their annual regatta
which takes place On Wednesday, the I'D instant
There Will he three the programme for singles
fours, and skies. great deal Of rivalry exists
among the members as to who Is the best sculler, aud
to settle the question: a handsome gold medal has
been put upas the prize. Messrs. Roberts, Morgan,
| Bailey, Cropley, and Mckinney have entered, and
each are confident of winning. The annual race be-
tween the married and single men Of the club In SIX
cared glgs. for the Nassau cup. win prove To he
very exciting, while the junior and senior fours win
have race worth seeing. After the the boat
| house win be thrown open for dancing, and ample
opportunity win lie afforded the young people to IN
lulge In their favorite amusement.
Tho Turf.
A match has been arranged for Tuesday
next between Dwyer Bros. Luke blackburn and 4.
Iorard's Tncas for 90, 900, the race to take place
| at Coney Island on the Jockey club ground, Uncas
has lately returned from En,ope, where lie met with
but few successes; but his owners must have great
estimation Of his ability to match him against the
peerless blackburn, who has won every important
race this year.