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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

Death 81 Mater ~. l. Usslek.
Tas EurekA Lesder Of Tuesday ooa-
tains the ~foiIS~iDg sad notice:
~ W. L U.tiek I'D ia- Eupska
to-day. His dsath resulted from expo-
sure. Some az oe eight mohths 60.
While ont on . P~roepeedSg ,xip in ~
mountains. he eaught . severe cold aad
contracted Rheumatism from sleeping ON
the ground in tho open mir. He ~as
brought into town and has been sick
ever since. Major Ustick was a brother.
in.lAv OF the we'll known mining opera
tor John w, Gashwiler. AT the break-
ing out OF the war, in 1861, be entered
the army as Second Lieutenant in the
Third Infantry, California Volunteers.
OF which General Conner vas Colonel.
He served rs A. A. A. General under
General Conner. and participated in
the Bear River fight under that officer.
Subsequently he served on the staff of
r. Il. Robinson, Adjutsnt General Of
the State Of California, and in the same
capacity under Geo. s. Evans. Still
later he served us chief OF the staff un.
der Col. Edward McGenry, commanding
the Second California Cavalry and the
District of California. He was promoted
to the rank OF Mnjor before the close Of
the war. He was a member Of the
California Veteran Guard and Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. After
tue war he was for some time in bust
ness in San Francisco. and came to
Eureka from Tuscarora about 10 months
ago. lie had received n fine education
was a bright, witty and and entertaining
conversational. His habits were rather
convivial. Tint he was beloved by oil
who were brought into close contact
with him Is evinced by the bitter grief
Of the other inmates OF the hospital Mt
his death. He died in the arms OF his
comrade. Captain G. G. Hubbard, who
received his last breath. The funeral
will take place on Thursday, the 9Th
instant from the Methodist Church, I'M
less otherwise ordered by his family"
The deceased was well known to many
Of our citizens, he having been u resi-
dent Of this place. for a short time,
about two years ngo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

, The appointment Of j. s. Morton. TO
Collector of Customs nj San Francisco.
merely because he is n son Of the late
Senator, is in excellent keeping with
the style OF Icform. adopted by the
present Administration nt Washington.
When Goody Hayes appoints some time.
worn California Republican TO a similar
fat position in one Of the lending cities
Of The East, it will perhaps have the
eject Of soothing somewhat. the irri.
tated and outraged feelings Of the fnith.
ful in the Golden State. H. Nrg r.I' 'n Fl
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LlnkeA NJ Last.
The Ogden Rs.i.r Of the sth eon,ai,

The Ogden Rrstisr Of the sth contains
the following.
Col. Z. p. Hardesty. tho wealthy
bachelor stoeknan Of Wells. Nevada.
was quietly welded yesterday in Salt
Lake City. TO Mrs. Frank Smith. whose
home is also at Wells. The welding
was a quiet and osten,atious affair. n
few invited guests being present. For
the present the compile intend. it is uu-
derstood, to make Salt Lake their TEN.
porary place of abode, aud reside there
n portion Of the time. Mt. Hnrdesty is
the possessor of an extensive ranch 10.
Gated near the Wells; this. they will no
doubt make their permanent resid, nee.
1t il reported on the authority Of n Ne
rada gentleman. that all the bachelors
for miles around are making arrange
ments to be at the depot OH the return
Of the couple to their home. and give
them II Of the grandes: tin pan sere-
nades Of the season. AMI for II few hours
Mt least. bachelors hall will resound
with hilarious mirth and music.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

j. NJ. HAYw"IrrH, special Indian
Agent, procured the consent Of the Int
rior Department 10 have old Winnie
muccu. NLohes, the Princess Sarah and
Jerry Long taken to Washington. lie
arranged with those Iudinns to have
Them leave here TO dny MD meet him
Mt Ogden Tomorrow. Yesterday he
telegrnph"d from Ro-s Fork, Ilnbo,
that no arrangement ts had yet been
made to take the Indians over The Union
Pacific Railroad. and advising them To
wait until further orders from lin.
This has greatly disappointed the In
dians. who were ready To leave on to
days tram for Ogdrn.-S'irer Stai', IN.
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a LAKE PEoyIDEScE. La. special
says City Marshal Mcguire in attempt.
ing to arrest n number Of ilut boatmcu.
was shot dead. Five men were arrest.
I'd on suspicion nud placed undor guard.
On Monday night several Of Mnguire's
relatives broke into the prison and fred
upon the prisoners wounding nil, two
mortnlly. The men killed M wounded
by Maguire's relative were innocent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
A PuKpLo di.paich Of tho 7th y.

A PUEBLo dispatch Of the 7th says.
twelve Ute Indians in charge Of Lieu
tenant Taylor Of the Ninth Cavalry With
ten men. arrived hero to-day and vent
East Immediately on the A~tebinson.T To-
rska & Santa Fe road. They bad Or
dered dinner at the Union Depot Hotel,
but seeing 70 large n crowd Of pale
faces. il destroyed their appetite and
they went aboard the train nj once aud
left without eating. Between 1000 and
5000 people were at the depot to see
the ssvnSes. Hang the red devils. shoot
the numbering ticnds." and like ex.
prcssions were frequently heard from
portions Of the cr"wd, and they were
p.ltcd with stone coa! by some boys
who had taken n position on n coal tIain
on n sido trnck. Tho Indians were
t"rror-stricken and completely courd.
\ move was on foot in the morning to
organize 500 men and lynch the savn
ges, but cooler counsels prevailed and
the citizens determined to let the In.
diHns pass without injury. Had there
been any injndicious action taken by
the troops or Indians. no power could
have restrained the mob from lynching
them. Had Douglas or any of the In-
dinns engaged in numbering aud ont.
raging the Mcoksr family been ..buard.
no power could have saved them.
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AJoISr resolution. introduced by Rep.
rcsentativc Bedford, authorizes tho SEQ.
Rotary Of the interior 10 pay out Of tho
Ute Indian annuity fund to Mrs. n. G.
Moeket the sum Of 5000. to the heir
Of Frank Dresser $4,000, to the widow
of Viii. r.. Post $4,000, and to Mamie
j. Elliot 5000. for Injuries sustained
by them II, the hands OF the Ute Indians
in Colorado.
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a CORRESPONDENT writing from wads-
worth to the Heuo GAZETTE, says, ''Tho
Norlh2n Belle last month turned ont
over $4,000 in bSllion. and tho Alex.
ander mine. at Grantsville, has sent to
wadswor,h since OCtoberIsi over $780,.
GOO. The San Frnneisco mino nonr
Ellsworth, has already shipped several
thousand dollars via wndswoTih TO San
Francisco. So, I'D
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l. l.. Dl"S-gE, II large r ockholder
Of Sierra Ncynd, !. j. drsiruuS of ascrr.
tning from tn" infringement OF that
mine, what they hnye done With the
81. 200, 900 collected in assessments
since the first Of Dee, 1873. aud in nh
open letter published in tho Virginia
Chronicle. pointedly asks the question:.
There are several persons, nj least. veg.
tutiug uponth the Coast. who will await
the explanation of tho management with
considerable interest,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

TnE New Orenus Tn,s states That
one Of the greatest CONCESSIONS IN the
South II tho rc.cstablishcd Mint. Al.
though worked 10 its full capacity Il
has not been able TO supply the demand
for coin, and that the demand has only
commenced. The work OF cieh. months
to = ccinHgc Of SO, 1887, 900 Ia silver and
$4,000 in double eagles. Next session
will see tho machinery OF tho Mint
doubIed. 7l.rIHfnD I".-ri N ..." DO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

DUBLIN dispatch a very
sarious ARRAY between tho Constabu-
lary and Galway peasants. at tina. place.
during which the police fred upon the
people bat nobody was injured. Gal
way county il in a very disturbed con-
dition. and 200 extra policemen have
been drafted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

CoxsuL John s. Mosby has made his
export on tho administration OF his pre-
i~ecessors. Bailey and Loring, 10y which
u appears that they have for q number
OF years been robbing the United States
Government out Of nbout six.sev, nths
Of its income at Hong Kong. The
statement says: '.The result is most
.eoSent OF the fictitious character Of their
report"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

TINS new California Supreme Court,
Chief Justice Morrison presiding, was
organized Monday, and drew for terms
of oHico, as follows: f. MoKinstry, II
years; j.. d. Thornton, II years; NJ. H..
Myriek, z years; g.. d. Mckee. z years;
r. NJ Ross. 3 years, and J. II. Sharp
stein 3 years. .H a..HT n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

AyEApFuL explosion took plnco Mon.
day mUrning in tho converting room OF
tue Ueliuloid Manufacturing Company,
at Newark. N. j. by which three men
were Instantly billed and two others SO
badly burned tina. they cannot survive.
The workmen were in their accustomed
places whenS from an pnknown cause, a
mass Of colluloid, which is highly in.
fim1nahle material, suddenly exploded
destroying q n story brick building
With all its contents. William Fentcr.
nged. 10. yes, killed. His body wan
found III the ruins, a ghastly spectacle.
Under his body wero tio disHgured re.
mains III Frod stiles, Of Rosolie, 20
uharred that they werO scarcely recognize.
able. Jobu Yates. residence unknown,
was also killed. Spencer Atwood died
in 10 minutes from concnssion OF the
brain. Elmer 9cgaft and Fed Price
we're festiulIy bnruod and taken TO tho
hospital. No hope OF ihoir recovery is
entertained. s,cpbcn ". Wade vas
severely. but not dangerously injured.
The oss on the building aud contents
10 estimated at $40 600; insured. Tho
manager n the crliuioid works says the
txpiosyos probably occurred from gas
in The machinery room, under tho eare
81 Fred Stiles. who was killed. The
machine was used for mixing and grind.
ina maAcfials.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

Tar Supreme Court has granted n
stay Of procecdpgsin the case OF Pr'tch-
ard, tho Virginia City murderer, who
was condemned 10 be hanged on tho
10th Of this month. Hearing Of argu'
men. on motion for n new trial was set
for tho 2Cth. obi. ..... .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

CANTON CrTI. Southern Oregon. is nm
OH mining town. There are 1000
cinnamon there working over the
coarse gravel Of the river, and they are
70 taking ont considerable quantities of
dust. The river for miles is a perfect
network Of fumes, derricks, water
wheels and Chinamen. @
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

90 AT Lendvilie, waiting on tho tables
at the Grand Hotel, is an ~sx:mcmbot Of
she Now Jersey Legislature. and his
letters are will, addressed with tho
i"Hop."5 prefix. Among the table
servants Mt tho Clarendon Hotel are n
doctor OF medicine, n lawyer, nm OK
confederate general. and nn exjndgc
from Freedom county. MINI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

The other night when n citizen Of
Chicago was reckoning up his accounts
ol bis wife spoke to him several times, aud
receiving no answer. said: "You treat
ine cruelty. I fear you no longer love
me-" Aud tho husband and father re-
p!ied: II love you ~pnssionately. devot-
e'iiy. frnntically, mndly, but IL you don't
h2ld your jaw till 1 get these figures
added. IN give you a clip in the eye"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

A CORRESPONDENT OF ihe Eureka Senti
mel, writes from TEN Pahute as follows:
There is butliule OF interest here, the
recent storms having almost cut off our
Communications with the outer world.
Work upon the Incn' group Of mines
will DO commenced about the goth prox!
imo. In consequence Of the action OF
the Superintendent OF tho Wyandotte
Company, In practically cutting down
wages 10y faisinR tho price OF board
from 50 to Sl2 per week, almost all the
experienced miners have left for Hike,
Bristol" or Resting Springs, only the
".endeffoot" gang remaining. Assess.
incentive on the various claims ,s
going on for ,ho coming year, and sew.
erai promising new claims bavo been
locnicd." .I17HW ~
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Anray.


Inc oto"adId ih'n'SheS tue Ioi'o"ihe
particulars OF a fatal ARRAY which &C.
Cured at bodie, on Friday last IN
which Thomas Iravers was stabbed to
death by Thomas Dillon VINO IN turn
was shot, IL is thought iataliN' by Ir'V-
ers: ...s ..y 81
4Ihere had oeen trouble between the
men ut an OPIUM den-one oil those
ehinese blessings which came along
win the Monogram immisration-aie lew
evenings previous ana ut about. l:9o
ocick saturday morning as Ira'ers
was passing Tue covered way IN 'front.' oil
the Concern Hall dance honse' Dillon
stepped IN front OF him and asked;
Are you as brave q man MS You were
'ho other nigh'f Dilion,s story Is
mat IravcIs Immediately drew a sly
shooter ana struck h'm CD'llon> on The
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

Tprns will be a total eclipse Of tho
-nn OF the 18th instant, and 10 will be
tho last total eclipse IN tho Uhited
Mates in this century. Tho next total
eclipse visible in this country will be on
May 20, 1900,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

AT Salt Lake CitY. articles Of incor-
poration for . railroad between that
place and Coveviile. have been hled.
The distance Il afty miles; capital stock
S701,Ooo.
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CoLUMnrs MrL,s. a negro for ou,rsg.
ing a white woman, was taken Ivy force
from the Sheriff aud lyncbed ut Am.
herst Court house, virginia ON Siiur.
Jay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

Goycrnpr Garcelon states that the
dScison of tho Court will not chGngo
JIG attitude toward the incoming legis-
tatnre. The opinion might serve as a
guide In the future, but his work had
Eeen performed under the Constitution
sud statutes as he understood them. and
90 should neither Withdraw the certiA-
fates nor issue new ones. Here and
here may be found q dissenting voice
% this position Of the Governor but in
tho main IL has the approval Of the
lnesses. !.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

E'"rrRS oSEooS papers canton set.
Tiers against buying railroad lands on
The ground Tint the company cannot
give u good title.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

by tho accidental burning OF q build
ing on Union street, San Francisco,
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Daniel Hnskius,
her 10 year old daughter; n son four
years old, and an infant child los. their
lives; the flames spreading so rapidly
that they failed to escape from the
hose. The bodies were burned beyond
recognition. ''''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

NEAR the relay depot at Enss St. Louis,
where there arc bitches and marshes
almost without number, the police think
they have discovered evidence which
establishes the existence OF n gang OF
muIderers aud to Rn certain extent solves
the mystery surrounding the disappear
anco Of several we'll known mon. Judge
Mayo, Of Olney. WINS last seen at this
place on board an outgoing trim. and
since thnt time no less than n dozen
other travellers hnvo vanished in the
same remarkable mannos In that vicinl.
~. The theory Of The detectives is that
passengers are Iurod from night trains
to the platform, Knocked senseIess or
killed outright, robbed and buried ia
tho swamp Mt leisure. A thorough in
vestigation will be made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

The following nominations have been
sent TO the Senate: Charles =.
variaD, Uuited States Attorney District
OF Nevada; Henry B.Prickstt Associate
Justice Of tho Supreme Court. Idaho;
Il. u. romoroy. Register of the land
Office. Londvillc. Colorado; Newton Il.
Barber, postmaster at Corvallis, Ore.
gon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

The United Stnt,s Supreme Court
has refused to advance upon its cnlrn.
,lar what is known rs the IL. gal
Fender" case, So that "A decision upon
this imp rinnt Constitutional Iu,s tion
will not be reached for some time YET
to come.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

L
'FnE S1n prints the following double
ended: "Tilden1 does not hesitate
alSays. He has worry positive eonvic,
ticns about the danger Of a third term.
lie spoke like a patriot when ho said:
1t is tho duty Of every sincere lover Of
republican Institutions to prevent the
roS!Oc.ion Of Grant. For my part he
sohtfbsOd, = will do everything I can
40 secure che election Of man who
nay DO agreed upon by the opponents
q sthird term conspiracy, % the best
:qhaidste 70 upits the conservative
sEdHsnts Of all parties. II the third
telufs Gan ba conferred upon Grant. the
t6ItA. and .afsh will be. Id shor
GfHnfsinstailment in the White House
IN 1881, means Empire" 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

SUPEnISTEHDEST THASTuS OF the
Henry Tunnel, at White Pine in n re-
cent report to the Eureka Lcaier stated
that the matters are progressing favor
ably in that enterprise. 1t is in some
thing over 700 feet. aud entering n
kindly formation to fiud ore. 1t hos
been running through spar, interpreted
with lime carrying mineral indication
different from the barren outlying rim
rock. In n shot time the tunnel will
be under the ground Of the old Pocotillo
mine, when. il there is not a failure in
all sings it will encounter a valuable ore
body. He says there is no doubt that tho
Eberhardt and Aurora Tunnel have en-
countered ore. The stock has lately
advanced S25 per share in the London
market. The report was current in
Hamilton md on The Hill That ore bad
been struck Of low grade. but that il,
WIS improving in quality ms it was de-
yeloped. 90
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AtAH wrsStMuccA the Pluto Prip.
cess: Ia iec.ntipg in winnsmuecu. The
Sztet STATE closes d lengthy account Of
lei drst appearance there as foIloxss.
Her lecture vas quito Interesting, but
could be made more so. IL she would
not jump from subject TO another.
After the lecture, however. she stopped
over, audit Is said, got gloriously drunk
vhaPrincsss lived here some four or
Rvs years ago. and WIS in the habit OF
getting full cycry night. Probably she
found some Of her old acquAintanccs
SATURDAY nightfuud could not resist tho
compilation to indulge In her old habits
In ibis respect she differs from her
brother Naches, who Is nm exemplary
Iudian aud never drinks fr~e.water."
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TnE RereRe OF Tuesday says: The
Manhattan mill. which has been shut
down for tho rnst four or five weeks for
the ANIMAL Glenn up anu repairs, started
mp again yesterday. "' a'
Joo Stowe, mn old resident OF Nyo
county has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff Of E.mernIdn county, in this
State. Oh nH zE"'.s" ID Hi I"g'.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

IS tho Republican Senatorial cnucu
held ut Columbus, Wednesday, Chr.
field was nominated for United States
Senator by reclamation. Major stryket,
Of Cincinnati, Withdrew tue name Of
Stanley Matthews. benjamin Egglcs.
ton Withdrew the name ,of Aiphonso
Taft. and ex.Hovernor DsHnison sent q
note to tho caucus Withdrawing his own
nauno. .
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nGs1ay. JasoarY 10. IsssO-

Ar Lyons. Loui.iaa.. Sunday, Fr.ncis
Hover. . much esterned yoaag lady.
shot her father dead IN hi Store. and
.ttcn killed herself.
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StIIe EXpcnsca-

For the first IL months Of last yenr.
says the Reno journal. the following
sums were paid ont by the State, on nc
count of expenses r, frrrrd to:
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Tng Sub. Treasurer at Now York has
received proposals TO sell bonds TO the
Government, in response TO the Secre'
iary OF tho T~roasu,y's circular OF Dec.
81, 1879. stating no would purchase
$1,000. 900 worth. Tho ,dfnl offerings
were 81, lls, 900, mostly from New York
banks
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The Maine matter. says the Virginia
Chronicle, has now resolved itself into q
few simple PROPOSITIONS.
Governor Garcelon and the Council,
under what they shy they considered
the authority OF tho Constitution, the
laws md the Supreme Court decisions.
counted out certain men who were sup
posed to have been elected to the Lcgis.
lature.
In response to the demand Of sundry
Republicans, Governor Gnrcelun sub
mittee n series Of questions to the Su.
prrme Court.
The Supreme Court has returned m.
swers adverse to the views held by the
Governor aud Council. Of tho Constitu-
tim. the laws nnd the Snprrmu Court
decisions.
The questions now ut issue are sim.
ply:
First-Are these Inst opinions Of the
Supreme Court in opposition to its
former decisions?
Second-If so, ought Governor Gar.
celon to permit his judgment. founded
on decisions which have stood and been
followed for years, to be overborne by a
set Of new opinions which 30 singular
iy fall III with the Interests OF the lie
publican party just at this ju~ncturrr
II lies with Governor Garcclon TO
prove that these last opinions Of tho
Supreme Court nrc contrary to its pro.
vious decisions, or to submit.
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Ii is reported that work upon the
railroad To Bodie Is TO lie commenced
immediately.
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Yield or the Pacific Coast for
the FaOt Decade.

3, The report Of Mr.. Valentine, agen. of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express shows
the total product in gold. silver md
lead for the past decade has been as
follows. .u ..,. ... -.,aF.Y,
Product OF gold 1881 $40. 743
Product Of silver. 8OGI360. O7l
Product Of lend......,... 35, 543,0lO
'rotal .......... -. .S723, 7Ol .336
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Redemption OF ELK1 COUNTY
BINDS.
HERE BEING THE SIN or
S~I2,
In the Sinking Fund

Of the cOunty Of Eiko. notice l. hrp.by given
that Ia HCr.'r,lIuc" win ~ Act ripiIlrrI. "Au
Act To Couroliiatc aud luna the in'lrbiv dnr--
at EiLu Comfy" approved FL. nary -
l~.t /, sealed pTuIr-fi- vuI rr received by ne
II IA! Ollie ~ Eiku. Nevada. uP IL SIN
u'cluCk 4. ". uu the
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state Take

The amount pail by the several
counties to the State for the year 1879.
is as follows:
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PRADo. tie Opposed President Of
Peru. arrived in New York. Tuesday.
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SHEAK. threye' arr industriously plying
~, ir vocation in Tuscnrura.
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ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,

of -lii year. at ! o'ci"vk T.. u.
Al p~r"p"-ii- mu-t he seated aud rndor.ci
.~iTupn-a.- i"r ia" Redemption oI TX ,Cu.
l;und~. aud must Ice accompanied wi.h the
Bpni- propose To- he -nrTrudrrrI. together
with all OI their tv-'rCIiVC Cuupnn- not set
due.
"" bill win u" entertained thai .I".- ""t
strictly comply with ilr-r in-ITuCIiun-.
II. NJ. GlthN {. County TIva.uTrr.
Elko, JANUARY .. lSSI.
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TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880,

fnr the Redemption az Bonds i--uc,i IN pur.
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