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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

AT the Republican primary election
in Carson Tuesday. u disgrncrful row
occurred, in which the judges and
other members o: the party Of exalted
moral IDEAS took an active part. The
judges banged each Others noses, draw
ing copiouS streams Of claret like n bevy
Of regulation bru,sers. During tho
fracas pistols were drawn, and a strug-
gle for the possession of the ballot box
ensued. The police inteTfered and a
second ballot box was brought aud
opened with an n1. Order was finally
restored by the peace officers.
What a luscious morsel for the Associ.
ated Press this little eontre temps would
have been. had 1t taken place south Of
Mason & Dixon's line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

]. B. RIsooorD. who has just re-
turned to Tuscarora, from n trip to
tho Wood River country. makes the
following statement with regard to that
section. to tho Times. Repie,r:
Everybody in the mining section Of
Wood River is engaged in prospecting,
sud everybody is confident that the
country will eventually prove itself one
the finest mining sections In the Terri
tory. The mines are easily worked,
and the ore as a general rule is rich
enough to pay for shipment to Salt
Lake for reduction. The cost Of ship
ment to the terminus Of the railroad is
S25 per ton. Wood River is we'll sup.
piled with timber and the cost Of build
ing. is comparatively light, nearly
everybody in the District having o good
substantial log house. Several COM
panies are operating ia a small way,
employing Eve or six men each to
take out ore, which is being sacked
and shipped to Salt Lake. When the
returns from these shipments are re.
oeixed, il is believed that more extern.
sive arrangements will be made to de.
Selop the mines. Mr.. Ringgold thinks
Of returning to Wood River and locating
early nexl Spring.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

The Democrats OF White Pine county
in Convention nj Hamilton, Monday,
mad the following nominations: Sen.
ator, Thomas Rockhill; Assemblymen,
Charles Green, John Condor. George
F. Parker and George G.. Blair; for
Sheriff T. J.. Andrews; Clerk, John Nc
Herman; Treasurer, George z. Me-
Conkey; Assessor. Wash Woodbury.;
District Attorney. Charles Thrackston;
Commissioners, Halstend and Flynn.
Strong ahti Sharon and nnti railroad
resolutions were passed. Tho National
and State tickets were heartily en-
dorsed. Robert Briggs was Chairman.
The ticket is the strongest ever before
nominated by either party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A LEADvILLE~ dispatch OF the 5th re
ports as follows: A FIRE started at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning in the .haft.
house OF the old Vulcan shaft of the
ChrysOlite mine caused by a sick miner
dropping his candle. The building
was consumed. and the burning debris
fell into the shaft setting it on fire
The Vulcan connects with the Chryso.
lite, Little Chief, Annie, Climax and
Little Pittsbutg, by drifts 1T - depth OF
l2n feet, all Of which were filed with
carbonic acid gas. aud the smoke driv,
ing the men from their work OF con
structII & bulkheads. Six hundred feet
away twelve men were overcome by the
smoke. and barely saved their lives.
After great troubls bnlkhea6s were
built, preventing the fire from spread.
ing. ...a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

rEH following pArtieulArs q he out.
fAeesUa The schooner Esperanto. - the
natives Of the samoan Islauds, has been
reported bT the Queen. recently arrived
from Sydney The Esperanto had pat
into ColialangbAnsr. where = dispute
arose between the chief Of that place
and Captain MeIntosh. The natives
who were allowed on tho vessel for
trading purposes came on board in
susrms. One Of them seized Captain
Mcintosh around the neck, whilst an.
other struck him With a tomahawk. anil
he died almost instantly. The mate.
Peter Gaffney, was butchered in a SINH.
lar manner, aud the rest Of the crew,
four hands, made mp Of natives from
various islands. were also killed. Every.
thing Of value to the natives was taken
from the schooner. which was burned
to conceal the crime. During the latter
part Of last month when the schooner
Dsunt!ess Of Fiji. was of the island OF
Api. the boats crew, belonging to the
schooner. was attacked by n ,tives OF the
island. and Mr.. Frazer. second officer,
and Mr.. Nichball Government agent,
were murdered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

OeaSerrtse Rasiaeaiisa Aeetiss.
H. Virginia Ckrsaies says tha Dem
ccfatio ratification meeting IN that city
. . nne demonstrstion. There Sas
vtEof. enthusiasm and hope IN II. II
showed how earnest the Democrats of
Storey county are, and hoH. con6den;
that victory will be wiih them In No.
vember. The Democrats Of the Com.
stock have pitched into the fight hear,
and Soul. Everything favors them.
They have the best candidates. and the
best cause. The people feel it. The
Democrats are elected. The Republic
cans are depressed and desperate. The
real enthusiasm Of Saturday nights
demonstration struck even the Republi,
cam. The spirit that wins campaign
was abroad. .r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

ON September goth a party of freight.
ers In camp IN the Cimarron. about
four miles from Clinis ranch, wero visi.
ted by q number OF Utes who asked for
supper. On being refused one OF the
Indians attempted to shoot. Tho
freightsrs ared killing an Indian named
Johnson son OF Chief C%savanaux. Tho
news OF tho affair was communicated 10
the agent at Los Pinos, at whose r, quest
six soldiers were ordered to Clinis ranch
and the ireighters were arrested. While
on their way back they were surrounded
by phrty OF Indians who overpowered
tbe guard and took the prisoners from
ihom. There is little donbt but that
Tho Indians have murdered thom.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
nkrU.LICAN IEeInLAT1on.
WAo.ls ntavor

.
The assertions BY The Republican
organs TIA, the legislation b that party
hAs always been Of . eAsrAetsr to com
mend its action 70 the respect OF the
Americas people. will DO regarded as
rather tne1mPatible with the following
record Of its Wholesale robbery Of clti-
gems Of their heritage in the public
lands.
With the advent Of the Republican
party to power in 1864 began a series
Of raids upon the public lands. Shrewd
jobbers eohspired together. and year
after year Republican Congresses voted
to them by Wholesale tho rich kcrcs
which should have been preserved
inviolate AS the legacy of the people.
The f~avorite mode Of procedure was to
organise a railroad company, then em.
I ploy q smart lobbyist At Washington to
Interview patriots Of the Garfield stripe,
aud Immediately thousands Of miles Of
the public domain were voted away to
the stockholders who perhaps had not
subscribed q dollar to the enterprise
beyond Whnt was demanded Ly their
agent at the Capital. Altogether the
Republican party has bestowed upon
corporate rings aud monopolies the
s~tuPendous aggregate OF SOC. 000. 900
acres of the public domain that should
have been reserved a. free homes Tor
American freemeu.
Can anybody conceive what this total
representa- Look upon II map Of the
United States, and mark off a section
embracing all New England, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware.
Maryland, Ohio, Indians-the combined
area Of these States Is less than the
extent 81 territory alienated by Rcpub
lican legislation for the benefit OF spec
ulators and jobbers. At the low aver
age value of 81 SD pr acre, the Ian IL
represent a gift or steal Of $7iu, 0a0. 900.
This Is only one class OF rings ont OF
the many that Raiicalism has befriend-
ed and nourished at the public expense.
We respectfully submit hat u leGiti-
mate business interests should not be
mixed up with enterprises OF that sort
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

AT Ban Jose, Monday night. e1. Under
Sheriff Boring, while on tho way to
church with his wife and another lady.
was halted by = man who. demanding
his money or his life. Aired a pistol shot
Of his head, but missed. Mr.. Boring
slinohed the robber, but he escaped.
During the pursuit he fred two more
shots without effect. Ho was subso.
suently captured, and esvo the name
Of Joseph H. Fisher, lately from Bodie.
The crowd talked strongly Of lynching
him, but woro dissuaded by Mayor
Murphy. Ho Is supposed 10 be tho
same mysterious ASSASSIN who recintiy
shot young Diamond. who is not OK.
peo,ed 10 ccover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
A were % Deaeerats-

N0tvithsAandinR the profeSSed oppo-
sitioa 70 the reelection Of Mr.. Sharon
70 tAa Usited States Senate. with tho
exception Of Mr.. Beard. who was not
present to respond Ia person, every
nominee for abe Legislature, yesterday.
most positively and emphaiicaliy de-
cared his unqualified preference for the
gentleman from San Francisco over
any Democrat. uhosver he might be,
for lhAt Office.
a MT. Sharon, Of California, is the
emily R-publicas candidate for that eI-
al.ed position vote for any one Of
these candidates on the Republican
Legislative ticket in Elko county. is a
direct sad pronounced vote for the last
man 90 the the topof Gods green earth
VII, should DO permitted to occupy that
seat Let Democrats OF Elko county
remember this fact. aud on the second
day of November, over and. above al
other political considerations. look vel
to it tina, their National and Legislative
tickets are voted without o mark OF
scratch
The practice Of scratching any othe,
part Of the ticket is by no means to be
approved but the portions referred 70
. paramount to all the rest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A SAs F~RANcIsco dispatch states that
tho tourist party OF Chief Justice Dona-
hue. Of New York. while returning from
the Yosemite in a six horse coach cap.
sized near Walton. Father Trayner
had his leg broken and death followed
Unnecessary amputation. Judge Don
ahuc and wife and Mr.. Walton aus.
tanned slight injuries. The other men,
bers Of tho party we're uDhurt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

The Democrats OF Nye county in Con-
vention at Belmont, Oct. 2d, nominated
the f~ollOwIn. ticket: For Senator, Hon.
il. Williams; Assemblymen, T. J..
Bell AMI George Ernst; Sheriff. Datid
O'Nril; County Clerk, NJ. c. Randolph;
Auditor and Recorder, ". Il. Deiauo;
Distric, Attorney, :. I. Griffith; Treas.
ure:, U. Gates; Assessor. Thos. Morgan;
Long Term Commissioner. Alexander
WestrIin; Short Term Commissioner.
John Cooling; School superintendent.
j. Il. DoueEerty; PuIlic Administrator,
Nr. Crabtree.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

II is reported from Chicago that the
recent departure for New York OF A. n.
Towne. OF the Central and Union Pa.
ci6c, W. B. Strong. of the Atchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe, and Mr.. Stubs
representing the Central & Southern
Pacific, taken in connection with the
fact that these combinations nre rapidly
pushing their Iin,s 80 rs to,connect in
New Mexico by tho LIST Of January. in.
dicates clearly that m attempt will be-
made to break the Gould monopoly over
the western roads and tia these gentle.
men will meet other officers and stock
holders 4 their roads in New York. a
plan will be trapped out there which
will accomplish the desired end.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
Ilemocra,lc PING q ,i.lnr.

Tho ISm.s Reriep Of the 9Th says:
The unterriaed propose to come to- the
front to morrow afternoon with m old
fashioned celebration and A~ag-raising.
They expect TO begin operations about
4 o'clock. with speeches, anvil firing,
music. and all the ct eeterds to insure a
good time generally. All members Of
the Hancock Club nre expected to take
part in the celebration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A SYSTEMATIC robbery Of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company. which has
been going on for several months, has
just been uneartLod by tho detectives.
and tits principal conspirators, three
conductors and a baggage master have
been arrested. The scheme was TO sell
bogus tickets on tho Kansas Pacific
road, o%sutionins psrHons to leave Den.
yer on a'eertain tram. thereby taking
them through 70 Kausas City under tho
supervision OF three conductors engaged
IN the conspiracy. Tho amount stolen
b unknown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A MINER named VIM. IL. Burnison,
working, OF the Mountain. Queen mine.
west side. Frisco. Friday mel with an
accident that almost proved fatal. He
was working alone at the tine, aud the
hrst his friends knew Of anything being
wrong Wal bis approach to the cabin in
. horrible condition. his breast and face
flled with gravel and dirt and his left
hand torn from tho wrist. 1t seems
that he had put In q blast OF giant
powder and the charge failed to go off;
returning, Burnison undertook to pick
ont the charge, when il exploded, cut.
ting his hand of at the wrist as clean
as il done with a knife. His face and
breast are said to DO in a fearful coudi.
top, but fortunately his eyes are unin-
jured. He was Immediately taken to
Frisco, where his wounds were dressed
by DR.. Mathews. and at last accounts
he was doing ma we'll as might DO ex.
pected,-TriIuas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

RETERnisG TO the fact that Governor
Kinkead has declined to offer, on the
part Of the State. q reward for tho cap.
turo OF 81. Clair; escaped from the
Humboldt county Jail, the Appeal states
that the Governor Is familiar with the
Jail at Elko. This is probably a mis-
take on the par. Of tho Appeal. We will
do the Governor the justice Of asserting
that he was never in the Elko jnil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

Now that i. is known that IN the Con
necticut State election tho Democrats
have made an aggregate gain, the Asso
cinted Press gives due notice to The
country at large that the election has
mo political Significance" A compile
Of days ago. when TINT astute K publ.
can barrel organ vas Of the opinion that
the "boo. was on tho other lee," IL pre-.
dicted the result as "a inir indication
OF what tho vote OF tho State would be
in November"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

a VIRGINIA CrTr dispatch Of the 9th
says: The north header Of the Sutro
tunnel was abandoned last night ut II
o'clock, and the whole force there,
seventy.fve men, discharged. The
cause is alleged to be- n difficulty with
the Bonanza firm, who have complained
that the work 10 The north lateral is not
doue ns it should be. The tunnel com.
pany is hauling its drill carriages from
that branch, and it looks like a bad
state OF affairs thero.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A PLOT to blow mp the Courthouse
at Ottawa, ILL.,. was discovered last Sun
day night. Had the plot been carried
ont, the Court house would have been
blown to flinders. prisoners aud j,ilors
killed. aud records valued at 81, OOO, 900
wiped out. Only fourteen books were
destroyed. filed with records Of mort.
cages and deeds, breaking q chain Of
title in many instances. Suspicion
points toward and abstract title firm.
1t is believed that the tin cans contained
nitro glycerine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
REGISTRATION notice.

Notice l. hCrchv given tina! tho official Reg
lister for IoanO Election 5i-triCt j. nov nl,'u
al the residence 81 4. W. Go tlc. h"tErrn
the hour of 10 o'ClocS 4. n. and b -. ". 81 all
day- up To the 2i-t ,ay OF { rlubrr. \. u.
lSr. for the T,gss;ratiou OF "a" name, 81 all
legal NolrIs 81 - q e. CI.pu III Eici. prior to
TIA" general q, CiiIn 10 BE- hold on The scCpud
day of November, \. u. lsNU.
\. ". GOEBL.E.
Registry igcut for TOsn Election Di-llict.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

The coinage Of silver ut the United
States minis. for tho last fiscal year
foots up nbout S2s. 900. 600. Adding
the net export of silver bullion and the
probable consumption in the arts. ETC..
the production for the year will be
about S33. 600, OUO, 2.OuO.O 900 less than
the previous fiscal year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

A SAN FnAScrsco dispatch Of the 9Th
instant says II. II. Scott. a member OF
the San Francisco Board OF Brokers,
has been suspended. The amount Of
his liabilities is said TO be unknown.
Mr. Scott was formerly Sheriff Of Elko
coupty,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

d. II. HASKELL has been out at Rebel
Creek. In Humboldt county. examining
the mines Of that District. The SRrer
Stat, says no spent two or three days at
tho mines and was we'll pleased with
the prospects Of the camp. lie returned
10 San Francisco, Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

THs Belmont Mining Company have
over n hundred tons OF first class and
about three hundred tons Of second
class ore on the dump. Superintendent
wcstfall informs us that they will keep
on hosting ore right nlong.-C Courier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
REGISTRA ION NOTICE.

Motto" l. hereby " ven that Ia" official Reg.
liter t"r 'C0mJ ~ elton Di- rirt. - nov uIru
at thu Office 81 ". +. McMiuvi. between the
hoiTr oi 10 u',IuC, \. y. and Il J.. ~. Of all L.
gil day up &" tie 2ist day ct October, \. ~.
1870. Tor ilC ugI-kralOn- Of Tie names at all
legal 'otTrs d laid HIcctiuh District. prior TO
I e general elect. ON to be- hold on the second
day of November. A. ID. lsNn.
". z. MCNILLES.
du~iir" u he Re. CO aud rN.Olnc.u H-si-try
AE-mLI . LccL W E.-..--n nL-..lc.-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that tn Official Reg.
lister for Mpnnd Valley election DIsttict T.
now open at the residence Of W. II. Kennedy,
between the honfs Of 10 O'Clock 4. v. and =.
v % MI legal days up to the 2ist day n Oct.
a. u, 1873. for the registration Of the names Of
MI the legal voters o. said Election DlsJtIct,
prior To- the general election TO be held on the
second day OF November, A. u. 1880.
W II. KENNEDY.
Registry Agent for Mound Valley Election
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given thu, tho Official Reg
i-teE for dolly Warden Election District l. now
open ut tho residence Of !. T. Muir.
ply, between the hours Of ~ o'clock 4.
~. aud d O'Clock y. ". 0frIl legal day. MP Ia
the 2ist day Of October. \. D.. lSSD. for the
registration Of the names of all legal voters ~
election TO BE- hcii ou the second day Of No
vcInhcT. A. u. $50. J.. l.. MURPHY.
Registry Agent for Dolly Warden Election
District.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby gwen TINT the Official Reg.
ist"r for Huntington Election District Is now
open ., the Office Of \, w. brown. be.
o'clocE = ". Of all legal days up to The gist
day Of October. a. u. 1870. for the registration
Of the names Of all logni voters Of said Ice.
ton Di-iTici, prior Ia The general election. to
be held On the second day ~ November, \. u.
1891. A. W BROwS,
Justice Of the Peace and cx-Onicio Registry
Agent lr Huntington Election District.
HuHTISGToS, Oct. q, 1880.
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REGISTRATION ROTICE,

Notice j. hereby given That the Onicinl Reg.
lister for LamOille Erection Di.trici Il now
open AT the residence " = Dnkin. between the
hours of o'clock 4. n. aud q O'ciocs y. ". of
MI Icga! days mp 10 2lst day UfUct..A DISSD. Tor
the rrgisttHiiOn ~ The nau,es OF all legal voters
o. said Election District, prior 10 the general
election, TO be held on tho second day ~ No.
ycmhcf a. ~. lHO JuDSON DAKIN.
Registry Agent Tor Lamoillc Election Dis.
tflct.
LANOiLLE, Oct. @. tESO.
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RE-lS!EATlON NOTICE.

No',C" 4. h~rshr rtgcH that Tic oa;ciaI H..
i-i"r i"r W ! 70 Erection . i-tui,t. i uuw pcs
at the - rilv, cC UI JOh.I IIA.ChrIi bcty,.rn
I'll" hrUr> ~ % &c. Ck =. y y q u i. Z. vt al
Legal day. ~ to- th' .I~r 'HN Uf Cclubvr. !.
iNSi. IN the rrwl-iDIi"pi al l!r Ua'lr. Ui all
legal voter "f -Hi' T.. e a. Ii-iTI,i. prior to
al general r.uCltDt ~ L. heidi uu the -,,U d,
day III Move uhrT. \. u l~p
joins UNNCUETr.
IL. -lEA .N-rLl To- VIII. EL-LLLln LL-Lr -
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r. GISTRATION NOTICE.

Noiicc j. hereby given TINT tho Official Reg.
istrr for IInllcck Stallion Election District il
nov open at the residence Of IL. Mccain be.
tween the hours Of iOo'cIock A. ". aud Go'clock
I'm. n all legal days mp Ia the 2ist day Of
a. D.. 1870. for tho registration Of the nnncA Of
all legal voters Of said Election District. prior
toth"grncfal election, 10 be held on the second
day or November, 4. u. 1870. N. MCCAIN.
district.
ItALLECK STATION, Oct. q, 1850.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

UsnER III, new constitution adopted
by the people Of Colorado. tho election
does not take place In that State until
the 2nd day OF November. II formerly
was held in October.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

CHARLES WILTHBEw returned from
work at Pottsville, Penn, and shot his
wife. then shot and stabbed himself,
dying from. the wounds in a fen mo.
ments. Mrs Wil,hrew is not expected
to o The couple lived u%nhappily
the past few years owing to the wife's
inhlrliIN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10

GEN. BUrTERyIELD Ia another ono Of
the grand army Of Republicans who
repudia.o Mr.. Garfield and publicly
themselves for the Dsmoctuc
nominee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the Official Rec.
isiry for Camp llnllrck Election Dist ict L.
now open nj the ofiCn Of g.. r.. Mayer. be.
tween the hOurs nf 10 O'Clock \ n. and u O'Clock
r. Y. Of all legal days up To the 2Izt day of
October. a. y. iSsp, for the registration Of the
names of all legal voters OF said lection Dis.
trI-t, prior to the general election. TO be held
on I'd sccond day OF November, 4. u $50.
&. b.. MAYER.
Registry Agent for Camp IIlllcck Election
District.
CAMr MALLEcK. Oct, G. 1870.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Official Reg
ister for South Fork Election District l. now
open nj the residence OF W. 4. Crane. between
the hours otlOo'clocS A.N-and q r. N OF illegal
Gays up to the 2iSt day Of Oct, \. ID. lSSO. for
the registration Of the names of all lc.ll Vut.
cral election, to be held ON the second day of
November. A. ID. l>Hu ". 4. CRANE,
Re istry Agcn for south Fork Election Dis
lrlCt.
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News Is received from w%innemucca
that Robert st. CLAIR. recently convicted
Of murder in the second degree for tho
staying Of Patrick TuIley, pried open
the iron door Of his cell Monday night
and effected his escape. Much excite
ment was occasioned and the Sheriff
with a posse started iu immediate pur.
suit,
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R%EGISTRAIIla NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that tho Official Reg
ist"r for Star Valley Election D-uiCt II now
open 1t tie Office NJ T. T.. Sawtr!lc. bcIu cen
the hour OF 10 O'Clock \. v. aud e. T.. " of NIL
lcguI days up To- TIA" 2i-t day uf Octulr-. \. u.
lNu. for lac registration Of the names Of all
legal voters nf n q Elcciiou District, prior To
the general election To h. held an the second
day Of November, \. ID. 1880.
q ,E. A., SNwTEIIE.
Justice Of the Peace aud rv-Ofie q Registry
Agent for star Va y Election District.