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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12
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From Wednesdays Daily.
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81 % saISasundiI L3n "a
The stage from Tuscaiora last even
ing brought down q bar o; Argcnta bull
lion. valued ut s2.2Io %. Nine bars
from the Grand Prize. valued at SlG.-
G37 OIL. arrived this evening.
John II. Bacon arrived here from his
home at Mountain City, last evening.
and will remain in town two or three
dnys. Johns avordppois has increased
70 such prohibitions that he is justly
entinedfo the credit Of being the lar.
gest big man in tie county.
Nick Devine, formerly ar old resident
OF Lamoil;e Valley. arrived in town last
evening. Mr.. Dsvine has been engaged
in the cattle business for some years in
Nye county, aud in company with T. l..
Bacon and Dave Surface is driving u
bnndof l,6O0 head through to Cheyenne.
The cattle are .now-about fifty miles
from Wells.
Mr.. William Vosburg. a prominent
Democratic candidate for the office OF
long term Com Iiissiones. de sires Us to
notify The Democracy q EIko county,
that he will appear before the Conven,
ton for the Office 81 Commissioner
(short terml. Mr.. Nosburg having
very sensibly adopted this course. upon
learning that there we're already &c
many Democratic candidates seeking
the former position.
W. were pleased to greet our enler
prisising young fIiend Eugene S;ol:i
on his arrival here Ey the trair
last evening from Butte City
Montana. Jean has been engaged il
merchandising at Butte for a number o
months. but is not particularly wei
pleased with the spiritless eastern styi,
OF doing business that to n great exten.
prevails there, and in consequence vii
probably not return He will renal,
i'll town aicw days, visiting old friends
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An Unr.rtunatc Family.

We learn from DR.. Meigs thai Mr..
VIM. Pritchard. father of the family
which has been 80 heavily rnlir,ed since
lis arrival here from the east, a few
months ngo, is now in a dangerous con.
dition. He had accompanied the sur
veyInS party which left here for
Sieptoe Valley about three weeks
ago, but the ~aggrayating Of n former
rupture forced his return, and. tho
long rough journey has had the eject #
eudangeriug his life. The series Of
trials affecting the unfortunate family,
which Is in very Strengthened circum-
stances, has excited the sympathy of all
cJgniIint Of the facts in their case. One
son suddenly sickened and died n short
time ago, and only three days later, an.
other sou. a youth OF fifteen years, was
brought home sick. After nearly thr,o
months suffering, he also passed away,
and waslaid in his grave last Monday.
The necessities Of the family forced the
father TO Leave al q time Wien there was
very little hope that they would ever
meet again upon this earth. and the
accident referred to. which brought
about his premature return. was alono
responsible for It's realization. A faint
smile of recognition FROM his dying hoy
greeted the suffering fathers approach,
aud in , few minutes, the miserics OF that
y%oung1rfe had passed away. rno s,rus-
Clio with poverty, sickness and death
maintained hythis Observation-Disclosures fam.
lily through the past six months, hrs been
q fearful one. aud now, to their mani.
fold miserief. il added Tia, disabling
and dangerous ~ilIriess of him who is its
chief support.
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For County Assessor.

Tho announcement that Mr.. A.
Leichter Of Tuscarorn. will present his
name to the Republican County Conven.
,ion ms n candidate for the nomination
for the office of County Assessor, np.
pears at the head of our Political. col.
umn, this evening. We are not person.
ally acquainted with the gentleman, but
are informed by responsibleparties who
know him well mud intimately, hat h1
is a first c'ass man in every particular
a thorough accountant, and Competent
to discharged the duti6G of any ohico
within the gift of the people of the
county. Mr.. Leichtor Is ono OF the
most esteemed citizens of the town in
which he resides; 4 square Republican,
and ono who would add strength to tic
ticket should his patty look with favor
upon his present nspirntfons.
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SIR Ashley CoopcH's vital ncstora

The great English remcly-nas male
more cures Of Nervora Debility, Semi.
nal W~eaRness. Lost MsdhoUl, rcctur.
nal omissions. ltssitu LEI inability for
inenta' labor, dgspoudercy an.l snch
diseased as are induced by youthful
follios Md eycossss, that all other
medicines combined. Why will Won
suffer? ScrG to A.E. Mimic, NJ. D..
No. II KoGfuoy street, San francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
80 pcr bottle. Four times the quantity
so. Try u bottle. Or. Mrntie tre,ts
all private diseases successfully with
GU, mercury.
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For Comminsinner.

John Hnutcr appears before Tho
Democracy OF Elko county for tho Office
Of County Commissioner tshorttcrm),
Mr. Hunter has been identified with tho
bcs. interests Of tho county ovet since
lie organization, aud Is 10 we'll known
as nh upright sterling citizen, that II Ia
unnecessary 10 enpmerato his 1ualidca.
lions further than 10 say that having
6lled the Office one term TO tile ohtifo
satisfaction Of tho Taxpayers OF the
county. his claims should fcCeivo tho
earnest consideration Oi tho party.
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For Constable.


Harv McAdRms, we'll and fayorably
known to almost everybody Ia the county,
presents his claims To- tho Republicans
Of the To~nship Of Blko. aud cmphat.
,oally declares that lo desires to All the
ohioe OF Constable OF said Township for
tho noIt two years. Harv IL an old
tfeatdens q the cosn.y, q sdaAre MAN,
we'll qualified 10 perform tho dutios Of
C~on'tsHlSt > iths sa,isia,ion Of the tax.
payers, aud should BIO sucUoUd In scalp.
Ing the Democratic nominee in tho
spprosohfas contest, viii makU n good
and efficient peace officer. Read his
card ahdcr tho head OF "~Polnioai" In
Ao.dey's paper.
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For Justice Of the Peace.


Into day I]spsrESDgSr will h. founl
Tho announcement OF James Payne
NTH for the Office OF Justice Of the
Peace Of Elko Township. beIote the
Democratic Township Convention. Mr..
Smith Is All old time pioneer. his con.
hection with the town dating back to
tho. early period ot 100, and Is as we'll
qualified to hll the positivu, 20 which he
ssPircs ~ suy man ID the State, Having
hllcd the Office for n long term Ct years
In tho early miuing camps Of California,
Nhete the position was Of quite as much
irnppltauce al, that tinc, rs are the
NntieS aud responsibilities Of the District
~Jndscship at the present day. hu Is par
ticnlatiy we'll qualified TO MI tho uf,co
la an efficient aud satisfactory manucr,
Mt. Smith enjoys tho confidence and
rSteeth Of tho entire community, ire.
ispeutiSe Of party. aud shuuld the De.
morfhtY Of Elko Township, in IT'S wis.
dom, honor HIM with tho nomination,
Che extreme sultriness of the atmos.
PherG surrounding The opposing candi
date on election day, will amply attest
The estimation in which ho is
heia by tho TAX payers and business
men Of Elko. s-
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Dor nlstr,ct A,tnrnr,.

The exceedingly strong list Of Demo.
cratic candidates for county Offices. now
before the people, has been materially
augmented 10y tho addition bf +. W.
Dorsey, tho present %incimbnnt OF the
Office OF District Attorney, who comes
before tho patty for denomination. Mr..
Dorsey, during tho past two years. has
fulfilled tho important dutios Of tho
Office In a very superior mann.r. being
particularly we'll qualified for tho posi-.
u2h, aud tho taxpayers, irrespective Of
party affiliations, will consult their own
bost Interests by supporting him. That
Mr.. Dorsey Inns mado a good District
Attorney. there Is no question OF doubt.
aud In view OF that fact ho Is fairly on.
titled to n full share Of consideration at
the hands OF his party Convention.
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CommIssionrr-, Meeting.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met ut the Court house yesterday morn
ing. pursuant to adjournment, present.
Holmes. Conley and Sears.
a petition Tas received from citizens
of Lnmoille Valley asking for the estab-
lishment Of Il road district in said valley
to bo known as LamoIIle Road District.
with the following Boundaries: Com.
mencing at q. 4. Hamiltou's ranch
and running due south to the foot
OF the Ruby Range of mountains;
thence along the base of said range to
the Old Sheep Ranch; thence North to
IA point two hundred yards North of the
mouth of Spring Creek, or Ten Mile
Creek; thence in an easterly direction.
to Caston's ian h thence TO tho place
of besin; ing.
T in compliance wi:h said petition, tits
hereby ORDERED that LnmoiIlo load
District be established in accordance
with tho above petiiion.
4 further petition from citizens of
Lamoillc was also received. praying for
the establishment Of a public highway
TO commence at n poin. on the road
leading from ElEo to Lamuilie Valley
at the foot of tho hill known as Hog
Tommy's; thence following what is
known as the Fritz road to Rabbit
Creek, crossing said creek at or below
tho ranch known rs J.. +. Triple,i's;
thence following the old Wines and
Thorp road to LamoIlle Greek, being a
point ut the southwest corner Of the
ranch known as the old Marvel ranch;
thence due east to Henry Franks ranch.
on the Fort Halleck and LlmOille VALLEY
road.
1t Is hereby ordered that tlle above
mentioned route be established as a
public highway according to prayer o.
Petitioners. & 1r..e
Il. p. Hamill. appointed Registrar for
Wells. and G. Ii. Abel appointed Reg.
istrar for Mound Valley, having declined
TO act rs such, the vacancies were filled
by the appointment Of JOHN lIanchett.
Agent for Wells Election precinct
and VIM. H.. Kennedy. Registrar for
Mound Valley precinct. - AshLy
was appointed Registrar for De Frees
Mill precinc; and John Shuck. for Kins.
ley precinct.
Tho Official bonds Of J. L Eainhnrt
is Supervisor for Jack Greek Roud Dis.
trict; a. u. Austin. Supervisor for Co.
lumbia Road District and F.-WsSoo.
vilit, Supervisor for North Ruby District
were approved.
The proposals to build tho road
through Secret Pn,s. advertised for by
tho Board. were opened at the appointed
time and J. J. Cutptcll of Fort Hal.
leck Having submitted The lowest; tho
same rcing deemed u reasonable one
the coh!:act was awarded to him, tho
Board agreeing to Contribute 1915 90
Of tho Sli075 90 the figures accepted
on condition ,hst the $500 90 balance
be paid by private Subscription OF citi-
Gems.
The following bills we-o then acted
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a 30. l vegetable ranch end largo
pasture, both under cool fence, in ODD
foothills near the heal Of Sonth Fotls
Of Humhnlit. Tho owner wishes to
remove North, and viii give a rdta
bargain to q purchaser. For p~uticulnrj
apply to Wan. RitChle. South Fork, or
at this office. s.
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a Chdstt l,e bead oiI"Pohtical Cards
IN to.day'a Issue. II will be seen llnt II.
q. Gonlcy. Of Tuscnrors, recodes from
announcing bimaoli q candidate fol
Sheriff before ths Democratic Conyeu.
lion. and PROPOSES 70 ruh as an tndepcn.
SAept sandidsts bsforo the tax payers and
totor % Htko county. WIG ~
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SalnAxundi.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows TO.
ls.aI. frosted l-;assssaI5aoSsa.4i.l IL
all the rage.
There will DO Sunday School as usual
at Granger Hall tomorrow.
Ducks arc reported plentiful in the
sloughs along the rivers bank.
Johnny Simpson returned here from
Eureka. by last evenings train.
There arc at present l4S prisoners in
the State PrEohTat Carson, IL u thota
are Cinnamon.
The regular meeting OF tie Board Of
QnuutF Coumisaioners, takes place at
the Court House ON Monday ext.
Dan Murphy will ship again from
HAlleck Station. to day. There will be
twenty three car loads OF fine beef cattle
far TIE sau francisco market.
The stage from Tuscarora last even.
ibk AHda tull load Of passengers. among
whom vere County c~omuissioner Il. S.
Coniey. and our late townsman. Thomas
Prior. ~
tlsaac Yeatcs has been lsuHiciently III
to require him TO keep Lis bed for several
days past, but,we are glad to notice
That ho Was able to appear upon the
street again to-dny. 6thI 20.
The Democratic County Central
Connittee oct at the eoer House to.
dsS.' We were unable I obtain the
report Of the meeting for publication
today. but it will appear in Monday's
issue. '
Recorder g. ". Henley aud wife are
daily expected 10 arrive from San
Frarci~o. We tn9erstand IRA. Mrs.
Asnley's health has Leen much i'm
paired, which may delay their return.
however.
Standard dollars can row he sent
through the mail. from the United
AtAtsS Ttaisury. in sums OF sG5. aud
~traellonAl silver coin in sums of $40.
fos the regular registration Of ten cents,
~ the risk OF the party to whom sent.
fSohuny Simpson has returned from
Eureka, and reopeued his barber shop
ct tho Old .tunl neat Jcnr Ia tI,,. Dem,
Store. SIie desires to see all his old
insudsnnd ~ many new ones a. posi-.
Die. guaranteeing satisfaction in every
Vase.
Divine services will be held ut the
Frpststcriau Church To- mofruc morn
iasAnl evening, at the usual hours.
Subject in the morning, "The Doctrine
Of The Holy Spirit" In the evening,
"Heaven." Sunday School IA, 10; ~.
All arc invited, ~
-fraMriN Me- SsTy pien,ithi nboHt t6sM
ho%.A'days. lying nb6nt in groups dur.
M tac day. AMI r"s1.tiNs q all manner
VI trickt "a Glide ihe watchfulncss cf
CmR,abla Lame SITTER dark. Oar riti.
= ms should see 10 il TINT thcic dwell
iugsan,I out building ara well secured.
- these a-ntl"m II OF leisure have u
peculiar facility tcr picking olt the
.weaest pQihts. T-r.- ... s-.r
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from Piid.y.. Daily
Ia.b.A ssyofc


EnSene S:eltz is still in town.
Gabriel cehn departed by stage for
fuscarora. Mis- morning.
a letter nom Rev. Mr. Jenuihss n,
San Francisco. 70 hia wife here; states
that his health is rapidly Improving.
Cap. C. C. wirne, aud Doctor Hun
tin2tou started on n triS 10 Mountain
City with The formers buggy team. yes.
tera..y morning.
J. d. Abel. Hank Keith. Amos Roach
and f. Dakin were in town from tho
aiiac nj valleys to-day, aud returned
Lorie this evening.
Tie. D.moeratic primaries in this
county will Be held tomorrow. II Is
understood thai but one ticket will he
in the aeld. IN this place.
John II. BACON aud Gus, sehoen.
who came down from Mountain City
several days ago. departed foi home by
buggy, at I o'clock this morning.
E. Gerber has just received a new and
complete stock of tine jewelry which is
% displayed 10 advantage. aud Is we'll
worth an inspection by the public.
j. Mowillians came up from Battle
Mountain eArlyabis morning. and after
disposing Of some business he had
-L.#
here, returned by The peiuySd train
BY the giving away Of an engi-e-
spring on the Salt Lake Division. the
express train from the cast this morn
ing reached here two hours behind
time.
Yesterdays Tfass.Repier0 says: "It
appears that there is to DO q contest a,
the Democratic Primary here. next Sat.
urday. We have been shown a tickle,
which was sent To tho Elko Pot to be
printed"
Tue Eureka Daily Leader has beef
thoroughly reconstructed aud appears,
slightly reduced in form, among the
regular exchanges as of yore. May il
forever hereafter be saved from d~estruct,
i've fires and enguling floods.
S. NJ. Riggs, brother and families,
consisting Of eight persons leave here
for Washington Territory, to. morrow
morning. The parties emigratcd to
this place from M;ssouti about q yeai
ago. They start with three covered
wagons each drawn by four horses.
1t is reported that Il Gallo of mines al
Columbia is on the tripis, Which is sat
islactory to the citizens generally, us il
will doubtless have The eject OF bring.
ing capital where it IS needed. III!
district certaiGly has the mines, but mol
the money to develop them. ara
1t is currently reported in town tina.
Bart. will address the citizens Of Elko
upon sundry and dives interesting top.
les, from the top OF an eiephantine trunl;
planted just feminist the Gem. The
marked success attending his maiden
effort before the stuffed club has i'm.
PEELED him to leap the bars aud Gull the
daisies. and dandelions OF the lecture
field as long as n single posy dares lift
its head. Ualess some stalwart Wo-
mans RICHTER should slip in Mt the
gate, and with her'overawing presence
snbdnc the young ospirant's rising on.
thusiasin, tho worll will probably be
forced to recognize the prophetic Wis.
dom OF Indiana School Examining
Boards in granting c%er;iic ,tes to preco.
cious eleven year.old applicants.
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For superintendent Of schools

Julius Rcinhavt Of EIKo, gives notice
in another column, that he will be n
candidate before The County Republican
Convention for the nomination for The
Office OF Superintendent Of Schools.
Mr.. Rciuhart H. n we'll known citizen
of Eiko. and being not only a thorough
and consistent Republican. but also pc.
c~nliarly lifted to discharge nlltar duties
pertaining to that Office, tho Convention
could select no i:dre competent person
upon whom to confer the nomination.
Mr.. Rcinhart IS generally recognized ny
n. pan Of superior Attachments, and
aside from his rIpC clerical experience
tnn important factor in tho management
of this ofice1 his educational acquire.
ineiils ihavo been of IA character TO ca.
p~ccially recommend him for the posi-.
ton and tho choice OF tho Convention
could not fall to a more proper person.
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Hotel Arrivals.

4. b. Adams, San francisco.
]. ". Kaufman, do
Gabriel Cohn, do
W. Fried, do
John Kelley, Tuscarora.
j. a. Grisham, do
A. j. Roulstone and wife, iiailroad.
.r., A.. Plummer, Mountain City.
j. j. Campbell, Fort Hallnek.a
VIM. Smiley. Deeth.
l.. Clifford. Battle Mountain.
w. Davis, 4 family, do
A. j. Hatch, Hallect Station.
s. NJ. Streetor, Lamoiile.
NJ. j.. Matlock, do
W. NJ. McComb. do
Thos. Holmes. Carlin
Mrs. Alfred 4 children, Pleasant.
Jos. Triple,t, Rabbit Creek.
A. NJ. Freeman. Oakland.
j. II. Bacon, Mountain City.
l.. II. Curry. Tuscarora.
w II. Cakes. Cleveland. q.
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Notice.

We will furnish, for cash only. In lots
TO suit tho trade, G.. Conrad's ccio.
bratod st. Louis Budwoiser Beer. ia
bnrrci- containing o dozen bottles, at
80 80 per barrel.
II REcRuiFT Il FROEL1cH.
-aLL
TAKE your watches. clocks ahl j~ewclry
TO Gerber. "Tho Matchmaker II you
wish TO have tbem repaired by an ex.
petlcnced workman. All Sbtk war.
rau,cd.
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\ WICKED Western woman writes to
Cincinnati that the girls ut tho Eastern
watJfiusT pldGes spoui Their iimrlid
roading noseis aud working in w6Si ior
their beloved pastor the motto. az Heed
Thee Every -four
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pERTISTMF

DR.. F. G.. Jessup. the San Francisco
deutist, is now in Elko and will re-
main for n short time. before re-
turning to California md oil persons
r~equinugthe services Of a frst-clOss
DENTS; viii please call Immediately as
his at!Ay here will 30 short. Office Mt
the Drpo: Hotel.
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A LARGE invoice Of tho celebrated
White Ryc Whisky just received at tho
Com Saloon.
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Friday. HeateASer -. No.
fs:piss si.94 s.,sS
ist MensAn. i2I.
23j Gania x Curry, 1870 415S
40 Best & Belcher, liz NIX
so California, 2Usc 2lOc
230 Savage. s 2o0c
81 Con. Virginia, az $500
~ Chollar. 365c
$40 Potosi, 2N 2Scc
lS1 Hale AMI Norcross. So
260 Point. 2l0c 205c
go Jacket. 6M 6L
55O Iu perial. Acc $50
30 Alpha. 6X
2Go Delcher. 22oc
90 Confidence, az
275 Sierra Nevada, IS leH
Ito Utah. 3A 9X
90 Bullion. ~
900 E~xrheuuer. $50
225 Oterman. lose
365 Justice. ll0c
80 Union. 25L
7t5 Alta. az 245c
81 Julia, Acc
81 Caledonia, i5c
$50 Silver Hill. sue
l5n Occidental. F.,
i5a Lady Washington, i0c
a50 Andes, lose
800 Senator, Toe
10 Scorpion.
$50 New York, zoe
zoo Lsvinthap, 25o
40 Benton. l4Oc
40 North bonanza, 25c
GO Ct. Gate, B
300 Con Dorado, $50
200 o. G.. Hill. Csc
Euo Grand Prize, 2S5c 3
400 Navajo, 3oe
lbt Independence. 55c
1925 n. BstiS Isle, zoe
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Nrw Ar,.ifnt.

Gerber "rbo Matchmaker. has jus,
received the incest assortment of
Watches, Chains and Jswelry. eyor be.
fore brought to Elko. Go and =,
them.
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C~n,MrAosE OF the best q,ality and
brands. can he hal AZ Reckhmt &
Froolich's Saloon.
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Frssu smoked, uncovered. ham and
bacon receive e1Sty week a, Jaclson.s,'
next 10 the Pos.Ceico. -
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Delicious Ice Cream CONSTANTLY on
hand at the Gem Restaurant.
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a bAHos invoice OF Al Key West
Oignrs just received at the Gem.
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Arrivals

Lest evsnipg-R. y. Conley, W. O..
Dodd. A. Mosfaun, T. Triple, Joe
AeGuigan, Thomas Prior and two Chi.
bamen.
Departures.
Tbls hldrnipa-Thos. Prlot.
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IIOtci. Arrivals.

Mts. Haiion. Oregon.
WIN: Center 4 wife, Arklnsns.
W. a. Slhyback. DO
l-T Henry u ibertson. do
@, NJ. Palmer, Virginia City.
j. Y. Hardie, San Francisco.
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THs hos, qualify VI Rhino Wines 1t
tho Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reckhart
Co., Proptiotora.
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REcRuiTT Il rRorhrcn.
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
q. II. Baiiy, Sm Jose.
W. IL. Benhanl, Chicago.
I. Triple. Bullion.
~. II. Gibbons, Tuscarora.
j.. $ Blanchard, Mountain City.
j. a. Hudson. New York.
- c
Departures.
This morning--T. Triple aud a. NJ
Freeman.
A~r'iyais.
ThL evening W. fioij.
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Tnxsn Bread. Pies aud Cakes a The
Elko Bakery.
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Departures.

This mornins--w Ftiod and 4.
Decker.
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Flxr ODD Cosnae Al ReckhaIt 4 Hroel.

IOl - ~
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as.I9 Arrivals.
Last esoning--Patbor a. U'Donncll
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AND STATE NEWS.
IRalnAEundl.

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-12

Yesterdays TTnss.RepierS says: ''It
appears hat there il to DO q contest at
the Democratic Primary here. next Sat;
urday. We have beeri shown a ticket
which was sent To tho Elko Pon to be
printed"