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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY ro
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO

Ihis Institution was regularly incor
I'd IcatiOnal and Charitable purn"Sas
,Sooi Tor the term al Twenty i've
ears, to which contract the inviolahIe
ialth oil the State is pledged, which pledne
popular vote, securing It's franchise In tiss
new constitution adopted December 81
A, D., 1873, with capital of 81 .ODOGOo ~
Whlch IL has since added u reserve fuuh "I
o9NN.e s Grand Single Numbe
on the second Tuesday.
:. a. neuer scales or poStponeS. Look at the
following distribution: Nv 'ne
90. CAPITAL PRIZE; S3O.OO0
iOO,OOO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

We have also laid in large stock OF
cord silks, satlns, velvets and velvsteens.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
ss.s'.s
BLACK SILKS.

We have one lot gros grain Black Silks
q inches wide at b2lEc, This cannot fall
TO prove very attract. We ID those wishing
cheap black 81 k. We have also opened
every grade OF our Justly celebrated Gui-
oct Black Silks from OIL y To $3.50.
NoTE.-After ten years experience we
nave found these silks To give more gen.
e al satisfaction than any other make we
nave ever sold
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
CATTLE MARK ET.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. L.
BEEF CATTLE were uulI, aud prices We e
HActlon hlgher. 80 head arrived "A, Il
sold AT The different yards at 334a6c. per
10.
SHEEP were In fair demand at full prices
lU,UVO mead SOLD AT the different yards at
a14c., anu Lambs al 4l,at3{c per h
HOGS were III demand, al full nrtcas.
btJU mead arrived anu sold at the dlffer.uI
yards AT 1AaeA 3. per b., AS to uuAlity
Park Drove Yard, West Pttla., Oct.2
sHEEP.-Extra, 40 TO 1870 MS, s. aas. good
20 TO lOO DIS, 81 10 To - o.; fair. ~ 20 s5
ns;, 4lsto4Is; .tock sheep " 10 to % p; good
lhmos, % To ci comIaon IamDs, S2Io AZ "a
calves, 10 DC. Arrivals, 5000 head De
mand not so good, but a fair mark ct ai
slight decline.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Sept 70, JPN.
fLouR'-Ihe rade is very quiet but
prices are quotably unchanged IA .es ut
ZJUp barrels Minnesota extras AZ s475 tor
low, ana up 10 IS S712 for lacey. clear. d.
do. straight at 81 "A b 81; PennsvIvanf,'
isini AT ~ 10 a5.l2%; westermdo al - adj
and Patents at % 10 a IS RIVE Elour
nrm at So per barrel. Corn Meal is ann -
GRAIN Wheat Is active ana nor
cent. higher, wi h active demand. Sa'as
oI ll.o00 bushels, including rejected al
Voc ssl "; red and amber, track ana afost
at ~ UlAal Ool4 andNo o. 2 red elevator al
y Oo, sept; 81 Oo1S or Oct; 81 OglIaI tgiI
Now, and o l0al lOH for Dec. RyeEPenn2
Is ns, wanted s J. VIC. per busnel. Corn is In
lalr Iocal request ana again higher, safes of
bus; Including yellow, at 81 a 5il.c.; mixed
AZ pa 5oc, and yellow, ifheTe. would
conn con m ian 59e. AT the call board, first
call, 800 bushels October sold M biih ~
| nc. was bid for Septem Der; 5l5zc. f1rtic1
toper orc. for Nov mber and 5O5sc. tor
D i osts are steady and fdi9Iy G.
white at 40 43c. re ecLed at 81 and aac
and mixed at 611s 37Nc. "0'''
| WHisKY-lOO Dbls. OF Western iron
| bound sold at OIL u Der gallon u
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
JACKSON

JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOCKEssIN, DEL,
nave made preparations for BURNING III q
noted jackson lime with wood alone anG
are ready TO furnish. 'ne' ana
up to Its Original tandard,
The best building lime in the Initial
states. " Will make double as much
I Inor,ar 10 the bushel as some OF the other
than the most OF them, hiore
soo r: .. Address, Hook essin, Del.
OF % Jefferson ,9 street, Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

NoTE.-We feel that II Is only necessary
IN referring 10 our blankets To say that
they are the same goods we have been
selllng Tor several years Buying them
directly from the manufacturers Gives ms
great advantages in making our prices.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

80 pieces OF cent PRINTS in desirable
styles and fast oolors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

u,rhe Sifrer STATE Of Thursday says:
"a eonmis.ion srpointed 20 inquire
imto the mental conditions Of woman
Who guve the uanc OF Maggie Rhodes.
arrested Yekt<fdsy dPou charge Of In.
sanity found her insane. She says she
IL native Of Germany. 70 years Of age.
married and has one child. She resided
In Ohio. and was sent here from Elko
last Sunday. What Is there IN the eli
mate OF Elko that sets so many people
crazyI No less than SIX or eight per
sons have b-rn sent 10 tho insane asy.
lum from that county sine. last D-cen.
ber, and Il soems a. IL this Woman vas
sent here TO avoid sending her TO Stock.
ION from that county"
The woman mentioned above was not
sent from Elko. She gntrs far as this
according to her own stAt-ment--
through money furnished by charitable
persons hl".g the ronte over which she
hal travelled from the East. sui asked
assistance to continue her journey West.
IA has been done in numberless instan
ces ofn similar nature-Elko alwsy.
getting her full shaie Of demands of
this character upon her brn-voience---
the impecuuious woman was suplli,d Il
With both money aud provisions. aud
continued on her way rejoicing. by til.
same train upon which she arrived.
During her brief Atay here. the woman
talked and acted much moro nationally
than the Siirer State man does in dis.
cussing her. That shs, 10 now insane
however, will not cause much surprise
in scientific circles. the utter demorali.
zAtion attendant upon = forty eight
hours residence in such Col forsaken
place MS Humboldt's capital being quite
sufficient to wreck the throne Of REASON
located within the frame OF auy poor.
unfortunate female.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
no DOys - 9srts ToGesher.
A e'ry Of the Dai'y Bee. published II

Tho D0ys - 0trss TsGeshes.
A e'ry Of the Daily Bee. pub,i.hed .t
Grsenvills. Michigan. dated April 22d.
fell into our hands yesterday. and in
looking over its eoiunns. ne aud the
following interesting notice OF = remark.
able family meeting: ..
''At al old folks tea party ct the res
idenee Of C. s. d. HArrouu. Esq.. Tues.
day evening. there WAs . reunion Of
8 relatives whose eoDtissA ~ges are GA
yesrs. ~ follows: JesSe HarTouu, father
Of G. S. ID. Harroun. OF 0reenrile. aged
50; Isaac Harroun. Of Illinois. ~; on
yer Harrvun.' near Rochester. N. Y.,7S;
Mrs. Mary Buell.. Rochester. n. Y IS;
Mrs. Della wsbber. East Saginaw. IL;
her husband, father Of Hon. w. L.
w-bber. 81; C. 8. d. Harroun, 50; his
wife. 5s; Mira. Goodine. Sc. tihs ladies
nll being sisters Of the Harrouhs, except
Mrs. C. s. d. Harroun.l
The meeting vas heartily enjoyed by
the participants. all honored citizens.
and loved for their sterling socirI quail.
ties; and many were the scenes aud in.
cidents Of early days recalled. familiar
to each but some long since forgotten
In the busy changes Of life.
Miss Oracle Griswoli, four years old
granddaughter Of Mrs. G.nojing and
great. .grandd.u.;L .;Lter Of Jesse Harroun.
should be mentioned ~ being one Of
this party; aud though the least. abe.
like all other great grand little folks.
was not the least observed
Our we'll known townsmAn. II. d.
Harroan, ia the Nevada representative
OF the pAternAl branch Of tic noted fam.
lily. and Charles Gooding aud Mrs. R. r.
Bigeiow, both Of this place, are worthy
members OF the maternal brnuch. The
remarkable Longevity Of these people. as
illustrated in the above mentioned gath
eriug, is n reasonable assurance that
the days OF the younger shoots will also
be- long ia the land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
THx House commirte ON appropriation

The House committe on appropriation n
agreed To recommend that the Seuntr
provision in the consular aud diplomatic c
bill OF i.O01 for the eIpeusrs of the
Chinese treaty commissioners be in.
crrns~d by adding 1000 for the salary
Of u secretary. 81, 500 for an interpreter
and : 600 for tho incidental expenses
Of the commission. thus making n total
appropriation Of S34. 200. including the
summary Of $4,000 for each commits.
sioner.
The Hcrdid'' Washington special says
the members of the Chinese Conmis
sion have been requested TO make their
arrangements 10 suil from san Francisco
on the Goth Of Juno. The four COMMITS
siouers are now here and Munster Ang,
has boon requested to come re1t week.
Tho commission will leave for the Pa.
ciho Coast 80 rs to spend about a month
thore in order to acqunint themselves
with the views OF that section in r,rarl
to tho Chinese question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

The White Pine Ners again spreads
its sail To the breeze with Aessrs. For.
rest aud Davis ut the helm. II is Re.
publican in politics. and the editors in
their saluiaiory. announce their inten-
lion to tel the truth. regardless oi cou.
~qu' uccs. The Hrss. has our best
wirhes for its success, bat how lse.
publican journal can expect to thrive by
telling the truth, ia far beyond the nv.
erHge comprehensiou.. % It's about all u
Democratic paper can do TO Set fnt on
such yirtuouu diet. ...f.. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

WonD was brought in yesterday. says
the Sentinel. Of Friday. OF another im-
Portant development in the GeLdrs x
Bertrand mine at Secret Canyon. The
news was brought by one Of the I'm.
PloyeS OF the company. He states that
the new body was fonnd in that portion
OF the property known as the Stockton
claim. Tho ore had been penetrated
eight feet when our informant left.
Like oil OF the ore OF the Geddes K ID, =.
trnnd. this last find is also extremely
rich, going perhaps up in the hundreds
per ton. There can be no question ,hn,
II is most important discovery. .ndJing
very largely to the vnlue OF this magnifi
cent property. Do"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

- Il having been As<igDsslAs reason
for the ts@Porsry cao~ing of the Carbon
mint last ,Novenbsr, that sufIlcient bul.
lion could not be purchased there to
keep the Mint iu operation, Rtpreseht-
atiss DseSstt on the 18th uitI. sddress.
cd latter 10 the SECRETARY Of the Treas.
ury psOpounding sunary oinserrosatiohs
leoncsrniog ths cost Of transp .ftatiUn OF
upeoined and coined bulilon from' San
Prancisoo to New York aud Washington
from Carson 70 New York and San
Francisco, and from Sun nFrnuciscos to
YitGtsia City. with = vieR Of ascertain
les why bullion could not he purchased,
coined and shipped East ~ sheapiy At
Carson ~ Mt San Francisco: Secretary
ShsrDAn has seut ,DAezett . detailed
ansve- from . letter from the Director
Of Mizti I,s principal points are sus..
joined and will he :ouui OF especial in.
forest at the Prsseui time, by senson OF
'hsir bearing upon the proposition nov
etrqnRiy urged apor Congress for the
removal Of tho mint from, Carson to
~one point in the Mis.its;pp Valley.
The cost o. coinage at Carson is slight
y in n,ce2s Of that At San francisco.
because Of the cost Of obtaining sup
plies is greater. puI this 'act was not
'Ahen into constdern,io? in, susp-ndins
.'niS:nc oJe-stions, .rr.r.... ......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

1HE Courier Journal srys: There was
period not many years nRo when .
Democrat. speaking Of General Grant as
many Republicans aud Republican or
gnms do to-day, was Denounced as .
''trnitor" and 'slaude.er OF tho sAy:or
Of ,he country" No Democrats have
eve abused General Grant as many of
Grants former worshippers a'e now
abusing him. Yet Grant has not
changed q particle. The Chicago Tribune
even calls Grants dear friends, Be:kuAp.
Roi'eson. DeIapo, Babcock, Sb-oh-rd,
Taft. e;c., "crowd Of poli:icni prosti-
Iutes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

LEE World declares that no alien of
the hongolisn race. can ;avfnlly be
made a citizen Of lie United States. .au,i
asks ION what grounds eau persons Of
'he bongolian nce DO called white
Pe.sons7" Does not Section 22I4 ex
press;J exclude all aliens but white
persons and persons Of African ua,iv.
ity or descentl''I, One Of the Federal
courts has decided that Chinese cannot
be naiuralized in the United States, but
our New York State courts 80 stumbling
on "aile snmeo'' ~ before. rs'nt NJ 2
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

AZ reesut q .binet NEE. ing
hr' Schurz expressed fear that
ihese would be another Iudian outbreak
this Spring. He said that oil report.
from Colorado show decided unsettled
condition of Affairs. Miners are de-
termined to enter tho Ute reservation
and will make as vigorous an effort as
they did to enter the Black Hills. II
Congress delays much longer. General
HAzea will be able to do nothing. Hazen
is sent out to keep matters as quiet as
possible until the Ute asrseuent is rati.
ihod and tbon L:l cSuse OF trouble will
BE- obviated. ..."s g.. "",s.s. ... ..-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Cherry Greek 10 'hs FrS~'. ..
! From J. E. Williamson we learn III at
Sae mining outlook. At Cherry, Creek
~as never brighter than at present. The
star mine is looking unusually wellf
and is employing full force Of miners.
=: the Grey Eagle, the iiidicatious are
.nht tho lucky owners are about to un.
cover bonanza. Other mines in the
vicinity are Being vigorously prospected
with fair hopes of a geneions reward.
Glory Greek Is at present the liveliest
lining camp in Eastern Nevada, il We
except Bureka. There are few II any
.'iiA men in the district. White Pine
Rn.Ln- -LL--L ~. i.-l- ~ u---I -. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

IL resp"Sse to questions from Con-
RIessmaa Dsgg.tt touching the Mint mt
Carson. Di-eetor Burchard replies that
the reason :hat Institution is nos kept
employed is because bullion can no: be
procured 3y the Government. at Cnrsou.
on terms Ms favorable ~ At the San
Francisco and other mints. This Is the
cause which has been assigned oy the
Treasury Department. al aioug, and Il
the real one. would indicate that u very
much eoiored person is sccreted some
where Ia the financial wood pile.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

THERE Is coasidrga3:e t..t among
Nevada and Coli.orn:a n,I . eiS aboat tiio
grea- gold belt in bingham. Lie EXTENT,
sIrpasses anything e.rr seen iu tEoss
states, ana II Il ~c-e tocnied In co:3.
rnGo Or some ,hneressabie cothI-y In
stead OF Uiah. stHmpeIers would break
their necks to s.. to iti THIS R,,ld
country is within twenty. five miles Of
Sat- Lake City aud easy Of accrss w
rnii. Il is so great in extent Ia 1t no rxr
pericnced Iuincr or expert has ever at
tempted to compute Its itnphi;u.ie or
value. The mines located on il can be-
bad ut figures surprisingly low. and
tho timo is not distant when thouSail.tS
of men and thousands ot STAMPS wifi
fnd constant employment In dev-i.-
oping tile mines aud extracting the gold,
--Sdh Lake TriJnRe,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

EI-CoUSTx CoMNrssIoSEa Joxss. OF
Deadwood. swears in Court, that for .
consideration OF $4,000 each Of tho old
Board of Commissioners comprising
himself, w. L.. sackett and Richard
King illegally allowed E.ili. the Comfy
Treasurer. SIX rOOa. aud McKinnrs. Reg.
lister. $1,000 for services in funding the
county debt. Nsill aud AcKinnes
were Immediately arrested aud placed
under %. 900 bonds EACH. The Com.
missioneis we're permitted to 20 OIL their
own recoynizauce."
That's the way they hnancier in the
Back Hills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
IlsmIrids -. Harrk..

Upon the arrival Of the train from .he
West last evening. we learned that
snortly before the departure Of tho E. &
z. tr in from Eureka. yesterday morn,
ing, y saloon at that place, Johnny
Brent, one Of Wells. Frago & Co.'S sI-
press messengs, shot and killed one
Martin. The report was that Martin
drew pistol aud snapped the weapon
Mt Brent when the latter 1reti, upon
Martin killing him instantly. The. de-
ceased il said TO have beer a dangerous
man. o. .' .-.'' H'' ' ..' '"..'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
Mn. CAz,c1, Of ,b. Union ,uark., ao

Mn. CAzAux. OF the Union market, nc.
companied 10y Mr.. Wallace. OF Austin.
says the Eureka Srn:ir,i, arrived yes.
lterday with band Of cattle. wh.n
within about two mites Of town they
dismounied TO tighten their cibches
whilo thus occupied. madd-n,d OF
attsched th-ni and .nndo IL very warm
fof n while. Mr.. CaZaux' saddle horse
wns killed on the spot. aud in turn the
OF WIN killed bt a shot from CazauI'
nj Stol, f....|. i.. ....... .H. AHi. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

~ Tie Whittakcr inqniry case Ssirrs
ardAy. Hagen, 'hs expert. sail: 81 nrI
prepared to testify tiin; the haudu riiH.E
Of the specimens numbered q. . aud 10
the hand~riting Of the person - ,I1
wrote the mote and cnhtrn:E a.l,lrrs- 4
TO Cadet wl,ittakrr." Repi, ing -
questions. Hagen stated hat he La.i
noticed more attempts TO disguls., ia 6ifs
other handwriting tlian that of :h8
anonymous nutr. The hand writing nj
one Of the seuteuers Sas submitted :if
him. He had asked f"f adi.Iitipn4f
specimens Of this hand. ntd fuuud in It
one or two resenblances 10 the ahniiS-
nous note, bot no: suii'ci-ht to wsTr.ns
IN opinion. The Recorder had I'd
more witnesses ready. and the Court
adjourned until to-day
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

THE E"gint,riny md Mining Journal Of
April 2Ith has this TO say oi th" New
York lead market: The market ID
quiet and weak. There has been q
business ~ al,out J0O iohs oi common
att 6nd &c. Corroding IL qnotcd as
from Gcto 5'.o Foreign lead is quoted
at EiG lbs. The receipts Of lead at 81
Louis. by the 81. Lonis & San Francisco
Railrond, for the wech ending April "a.
1880, nmottnied 70 a. tons" --.-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

TnE Pensyltahia Bosrd 6i ParSona
hiss made itself infamous by p.id6SioI
the convicted bribers Of the L-Eislsture.
The seoundsels wers men in high places
Who by the expenditure Of comparative
iy small surnS succeeded In cnIrhp,ins
the members 10, sreh an extent that
they aud their fE,esds wers enabled to
rob the people Of tho S,AtS out Of hund.
r-ds Of Thousands rhsy we're Anaiiy
proven guilty OF an the crimes with
whish they were charged, Ard sentenced
10 = light hue Hud imprisonment; pen:
Altiss in4.tequAts to . Just punishnknt
for the on.nssa committed: but sill m
evidence thattlss Lac could bo made TO
rsnch Tirh rascals; occasionally. and IL
~as hoped that the serving out OF their
righteous sentence by these meu would
~Irri n r~straiuinR influence upon others
who might he desirous Of acquiring no.
toristy by the process they adopted.
The action OF the Board Of Pardons 10
this instance. 10 NOT TO be Noudered ut,
however. in viar Of the fact that one of
that body, at least, would have been In
the Penstensinry also o. an Seeompiies
Of Boss Kemble had justice been fully
rn"t<d out. II Boss Tweed could have
retained NJ many inAusuii.t seouudreis
70 back his villHiSies NJ boss kombie
hSs la his case. he might have lived
out his life in luxury aud ease In
stead Of yielding II up premsturely in n
felon's cell. ''.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
no. 81 q.
rhe l.ar-r: sian KniSS.

IH L. AGC.# AAAtNp. SNo6o
- All the most terrible and d-A.liy
wespons Of h.r have h-~n thro~n c.m-
pletely In The. shade i.J the H"& GniiinI
gun which was sih,bst.li on tbs 3Iib "t
March at the ofiic,-s 6f Sir W. Arm.ironI.
he manufacturer. in st. Georse'a
Wsstmipistsr. before bumbrr of .I.
perts. This ,f-.sfui, w.apon 1. c~psb,J
OF firing thouSapi shots -i,<r nail aiS
aud killing man ot hniso 1t mild
range. Il hHa compact RPi~Arnncr.
San be taken to diieers, mil -a.ils gnr-
ried about, can be applied "a in,lii.ry
and naval use. aud the m,rh,pi.n. e
it is simplicity, itself; tb. revolving
band has two compartments. into wi,,rh
as they whirl around, metal cartridges
drop from tall. oblopg cart 6x',i over
the centre Of the barrel. AZ earh ,u,h
Of the handle ten Shots are kr".i. atid
their desperation is accomplished by 1
sliding apparatus. Tho size SHOT ID
different, calii're guns. of this riass
ranges from musket L.lls ~ half poundI
err. by the uss 81 this imrlenr"nt
three men can do the work IL thfcS
hund,ed single m'a. \ quarter " 1
ntiliion OF dollars is said iu have L,,ln
apeut on experiments n-c-ssary n ;..i:
feet the gun, which is now declared ~
e~ety military -:prst to Le c"npi..tg
suecess h.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Mn. JoHs Mc q. Scorr, OF Eureka,
gives notice 10 the public through n
printed circular. that during the pres
ent month he viii issue q phsinphiei
con'aining general description Of ,ha,
district and iis netitorious mines; the
object being to advertise the district
mero fully, Ia ordor that capital may
be attracted where IL eau be invested 10
hMlerinr advantage. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Tux Reno Journal says: Shouid moth.
Jog unforeseen occur to prevent il. Il u
tho intention Of Governor Kinkead TO
order a grand reSieT Of the entire State
militia ~ Repo turing the next State
Fsir. The N. A. n. \ N! Society has
rendered the tse Of the Fair grounds,
and the soldiers will camp out. do snnrd
duty. and every ything e!so uscrily done
when in active service, .Hiiia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

TRE House ConnIitis had under con J
sideraiion the question Of location Of a
branch mint in tbS valley Of the Miss.
ippi! Some general expressions Of tho
committee wero given. from which IL
was apparent that . mnjoriiy present
were In favor OF the ss,abiistfment Of at
loast two branch tf1inia, .is... .uu aia
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

ASrI.TBinp.TEnM Republican papers
In the Eust nrc now Publishing ns facts
all thst ihc Independent and Demo.
cratic papers alleged against Granrs
administration four OF I've y'H's ago.
whst ihoso papers then denied as fals,.
hoods they now publ Il as truths.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

GEs. Cor. Of Nebraska. who purchss.
ed about ton thousand bead OF cattle OF
A. Stevenson. q. T.. Eames. Sheriff
Miller aud others. last Fall. says the
Sire, Stot'. is now preparing TO gather
them mp TO ship East. Hc Intends. just
Hs soon NJ The cattle recuperate sun. q.
cirnily To stand tho trip. To ship some
eight thounnd head by rail, to Nebraska.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

AMrnIcAS iradesmcn who claim gen.
ius for advertising should Iis,cn TO n
ncrlin grocer. who ibas Informs the
public through tho Bor'm E,i,nng
''THins arc come TO me for third time.
Thi" iimo girl and boy. ] enirent
my friends and patrons to support me.
Excellent butter, we'll worth its price.
Similarly sausage and cheese"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

A DE.pwooD dispatch says fhe Jury
Ia the famous Boulder Ditch water case
lr"nsht In n verdict greatly in favor of
til ifom.s,nke comp my ndsdIsfns,sry
IN the other side. .. u.r.. ..r n..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

4 rnArGLISo advertising medium call.
ing himself lie Grand. has been bilking
tho business men Of Carson. l..
Grand Fraude is probably bi. proper
cognomen. the snrnass having been
suppressed for cause. ........,. ..., ..