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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

5-@:TTg7s SALE OF CITY PROP.

WISHES SALE OF CITY PROF
t,,s+..d,t-d Of ,,us, 70 ne. BY JessPh Char Z
ID Enut Calraock biz Eiis s Ss d.; AZ.
h, Isd reoordsi 70 The once q tss " SisI h.
j Ti. SSoE 10. u, page %, 500 and Sol,
,T I, TEETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1850,
s.,,,tio o,,lo;E 4. H., sill al the front dor q
il,s,, 20 foat HouS., ii public auction, The iol:
y P,y, io-Eil: Tas .ou!A 1 h.I !St so 80
-, Sa 1, co the corner Of hey1ii9usa ~ ~
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~ S.ssiiBs, Uhlo touniy, ", Va, With its Ap-
80, dsVl.lnE hou,s Ind store room. -
n o. al s'h, or 'u ss ,S Sre az
~, purchaser may dsslre = P1y' az me me-,
's,r-,,if n III ini Twelve months, vie interest
..s,.5IT .caTd 10 The trustee. e hing Is tIn,-
n s,9ysT such iills i, d Vested in me. With
z'''i" I siNUsL P. HtLDRErH, Trastss
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23
THE .RgD snIRrr CLUBS.

Many Already Organized and In Full
Aetiyity-The Formation OF Others We
hemently Called For.
WASHINGTON, September 2O.-The last
Ahbeville Medium, In is column OF an,
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1--WE ARE LITTLE; BUT, on, NYi'

Among the transparencies borne by the
Democrats were the following, which will
also serve to show something Of the spirit
of the canvass on their. side: "The De-
Golyer Pavement Ring Briber and Per.
iured Liar" ''Hancock says Chinese
shall not come to New Cumberland and
make brick; Garfield favors Chinese em.
migration" GARFIELD voted for the salary
grab, back pay steal" Hancock and
Old Virginia never tres"
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HE ,fsalrs Of the administration in 1880
on account Of one great plank in Its plat
form, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23
coMMoDlous PLATFORM

grab, back pay steal" Hancock and
Old Virginia never tres"
A coMMoDIous PLATFORM
had been erected near the Disciples
Church, on beautiful elevation overlook
ing the river. Seats had been arranged
for nearly fifteen hundred persons,
and long before the parade was con-
cluded these were all occupied. The two
parties occupied the respective sides Of the
assembly, the Democrats being to the
speakers right and the Republicans on
the left. The line Of demarkation was the
central aisle, aud the distinction was closely
preserved throughout There must have
been nearly three thousand people in the
audience, OF whom considerable more than
half were OF the Republican faith.
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le people complain Of the
ExrRAyAGANr KxPENDlTuREs

Of the Republican administrations. Since
the Democracy came into power they
have saved s25 1000, 900 a year on their an.
nual appropriations.
Last night in Wheeling I was asked
what caused the panic Of 1873, will tell
You what caused It. In the spring Of 1873
We had good times, There was plenty Of
money in circulation, business was active,
the people were prosperous, well-fed and
happy. But in six months alter this
came the panic that depressed every
branch OF business aud caused more woe,
sorrow and suffering, than this country
ever had. The cause was
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[continatd on Fourth Pa9e!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
Christmas BaIl.

Thr members Of tho Elko String
Band have taken the initiative in the
matter OF holiday festivities. having
already arranged for a grand ball to be
given ut Freeman Hall on the evening
Of the 2ith--Christmas eve. No pains
will be spared to make the occasion "A
highly enjoyable one, and those who
attend may feel assured OF every atten.
ton calculated to promote their comfort
and enhance their pleasures. See lad"
II another column.
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Iron sEoad; .p.ily.l
RAiAa~nAt,


Amos Roach 70 La tow from Pleasant
Valley.
George seitz and vile departed for
San Francisco by u. trAia TIL. morn.
ing.
The express train from the East was
three and q hall hours behind time
here. again this morning.
Geo. NsiGs. OF Wells. and W. T. Smith
Of Tnscsron, vent down to tho Bay. .
couple Of days ago; the latter via Eu.
rekA.
J. II. Dennis arrived here from Tus.
earora by stage Saturday evening aud
started for Carson by the train yesterday
morning.
J. j, Campbell and wife. who came
down from their home at Halleck to
observe Thanksgiving Day In town,
return home by this evenings train.
r. II. Connor and family returned
for their homo at Fort Halleck by last
evening" train. Mrs. Conner had been
on n visit to Mrs. Chenoweth at Winnie
mucca.
II. j. Keith aud family. who have
been stopping at the Depot Hotel during
the past few days, departed for their
home in LnmoiiIe by. buggy to-day.
They were accompanied by Jud Dakin.
We regret to learn that the condition
OF Mr. John Hunter has improved very
little. II any. within the past two days.
He is receiving everv possible attention,
but remains about the same, notwith.
standing. no
Mrs. George Anderson departed for
Cloverdale. California, by the train
this morning. Mrs. Anderson will re.
main In the mild climate OF the Golden
State until her health. which has been
much impaired. is fully restored.
Sidney Stevens. Postmaster ut North
Ogden. Utah, is DESTROYS Of ascertain.
ing the present whereabouts OF one A.
J. Reed. whom he alleges. was located
IN this place iii 1877. Unless the afore.
said 4. J. II. has some substantial Oh
lection to gratifying the curiosity Of q
Pub. Pune. he will probably relieve the
anxiety Of the subscriber by furnishing
him a sample OF his ehirogsphy.
II. NJ. Rowland. Mt Que time a prom.
iuent citizen of Meadow Lake. aud
subsequently somewhat noted in mining
camps on the Pacific slope as an expert
i'll the leading sciences. from diagnosing
a popular "will cat" TO solving the
my stories OF clearinghouse hash, ar.
rived here from the Bay last evening.
and still remains with Us. Tn, excur
sion OF Railroad conductors which re.
Gently cano ont from the East. brought
along a good story with moral attach.
meut aud CAV" II q Bob for general
circulation. Its too voluninors for
publication in II Sin Ill daily, but can be
had Of Bob. for the asking.
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From %rad.,.. p.nr.l

. ,SalSaAiAakHnAi. tsoaS'
A. G. DAvley and family will occtpy
the dsesShgs sseased by N. 3snsinG.
and wife.
Rev. Geo. Jennings and wife depart
cd for Tuscarora. their future home, by
stage this morning. ,kttHk'
The social dance which was to have
taken place at Freeman Hall tonight,
has been postponed until next Friday
nien'i;rn,ri;s
George wederkind. . frst-claSs piano
tuner from Ban Francisco. is in town
professionally. and will call at resi-
dsnces where his services are required.
At a meeting Of tho Hancock Elec.
tors at Carson. John Hancock Dennis
was unanimously chosoA Messenger to.
convey tho electoral vote of Nevada TO
the National Capital.
During a session last night, and from
10 o'clock this morning. the District
Court has been engaged in listening to
testimony Of witnesses in the Kennedy
case-and is still so employed. ass
G. +. Rogers OF the Tfme,.Repietc,
leaves here for bis home in Kentucky.
by the train this evening. His health
has been very much b~roken.for . long
time past. and the present trip is about
TO be made IN the hope that Il may
prove benefsia'-a hopo in which his
friends here heartily Join.
The snow storm. which for the past
three days has been heralded by 4 con-
tinuous gale from the West, has come
at last. At three o'clock, the rushing
blast suddenly ceasedi heavy clouds
quickly gathered. and the beautiful
turned loose upon US as though for the
balance Of the Winter. rr.. .r-
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The Excursionfsts.

Henry Clay Davis. about noon to-
day, brought in from tho West the
special train Of five Pullman cars bear
ing homcward the eastern conductors
who with their wives and daughters
have beer on an excursion to the Gold
en- State. The members of the Broth.
erhood numbered 81. which with the
ladies OF the party. aggregated about
l2O. They took in Virginia City on
their return aud being a jovial set OF
fellows, naturally extracted all possible
enjoyment from the trip, 1t must be
admitted that they are handsome lot
OF men, oven for conductors, bul ~
point Of personal attractions, either
Hop or Davis will eclipse the pretties,
OF 'em in the eye Of a discriminating
DchulN. ... AH H. -
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lrrom wedns.aay,. D.h,.,

Thomas diiahd 4. in town from
LAmoills Valley.
DIR. 7. W.. HintinstUa IL q prison,
on . visit to Zion.
Jot Travis who fell down the elevator
Of = Salt Lake hotel. is slowly recover
ing from his Injuries.
We arc glad to boar this evening that
the condition Of John Hunter has At
length begun to improve.
Arau chenook wind has set in from
b southwest, aud tho barometer indi.
Gates the near approach Of a storm.
We are informed by s.ock.men here,
that since the snou storm, the disc ,se
among cattle known ~ "black-leR', has
rapidly abated.
G. b. Abel, Charles Hale and several
others from Mound and Huntington
have been lBummoDed As additional
witnesses to testify in the case now on
trial in the District Court.
Spence i Benson's teams loaded with
coke for the furnaces at Railroad. again
this morning. Abou. one more trip will
clear away the big pile OF smelling fuel
discharged here by cars from the East.
ID. II. Sessions. State superintendent
OF Schools, passed through by the west
bound train this morning, OH his return
trip from Phoebe where he has been
looking after school matters.
The Record. Union which must be held
as good authority touching matters con-
nectcd with tho Central Pacific road,
states that nothing is known OF the
reported change in its Timetable, at
Sacram INTO.
Ben Plummer arrived In Eureka Sun.
day evening with a lot of ore from the
Spencer mine at Mineral Hill, for re.
duction. Col. j.. b. Moore. OF Ruby
Valley. is also reported as n visitor at
h BAse Range. -sIEt. .Es.t1
Pathfinder Keith. wich il also Post.
master for Lamoille bailiwick wns the
lucky winner OF the Cabinet sewing no.
chine, the other evening. Hank says
he hasn't room in his house for three
singers, and offers his prize TO a cash
purchaser at y heavy sacrifice on the
original cost.
Mrs. Barnard, mother OF our towns.
mani. Ainley, vino came GU from Can.
ada several weeks ago or = visit to her
son and daughter here. d parted for
her home by the train night before last.
Mrs. Barnard is n very remarkable lady,
physically, being at this time more
active and spriShtly than u majority OF
women weighted with but one half her
number OF years. After the long jour.
ney from CanSda she stepped lightly
from tic cars 10 the platform exhibiting
no signs Of fatigue, and walked away
with her sou To his residence as spright.
ly a. nc who accompanied her.
Deer meat is one Of the Injuries en-.
joyed by our citizens to an unusual eI.
tent this Winter. Our local EimrodS
bag from one to = half dozen OF the
suculent beauties every time they take
to the hills With their artillery. The
last saddle which fell to us came from
Nick Scyoc. who after n couple OF days
prospecting up tho North Fork, brougbI
In several fine fat fellows, which he dis
tributed In sections among his epicu.
rean friends. Stanley Rigsby. who is
also "n exceptionally successful sports.
man has several times placed Us under
obligations for choice chunks Of yeni.
son.
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4 I&gLg carhu aEgEEE-
Being about leaving Elko for a per.
manent residence at Tuscnrora. I desire
on behalf Of Mrs. Jennings and my
self to express our sincere thanks to the
mRuy friends. who by their uniform
kindness have made our stay among
them pleasant. On behalf of myself.
the members and congregation OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1 would
make special mention Of the favors
shown by the Elko Grange. in granting
the free use of their hall for tho hold
ing Of our services.
Respectfully. ...... i- d.
GEoHGE JgSSISGs.
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W. Myers aud family. Ruby.
j. II. Dennis. TuscRrura.
Mrs RrinhHrt, do
Paul Schilierstrom. Pleasant.
Ri. C"nn~r and family. Fl. Hallcck.
q. +. R"ushaw. Huntington.
VIM. Richie, South Fork.
W. ), GIr"rdei, Silver Cliff, Col.
J. L. Laird. Philadelphia.
J. Barrett, winnrmucca.
ID. Guodalc, S:ar Valley.
Il. VI. Rowland. San Francisco.
Albert Williams. do
ID. Is. Nye, do
W. I. jeffrey. Halleck.
Mrs. Curneau and seven children,
Pine Valley.
Alfred S~pickett, Fort Halleck.
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tFrom Tuesdays Daily
magnn

SHlmagnndI.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will hold their next regular session
here, next Monday, the 9th instant.
Geo. Meigs accompanied W. T.
Smith to Eureka lust Saturday, and
both went from there to San Francisco.
Mr.. WIN. Ghrrard Is n candidate for
the position Of Warden OF the State
Prison. to be filled by the Legislature
elect. Mr.. Garrard, who was formerly
of Elko, is well aud farorsbly known to
mort Of our citizens. and Is a gentleman
well qualified for the Office TO which lie
aspircs.
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TIL great English remedy-has made
more cur~s of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal omissions, iassituie, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as nro induced by youthful
follies and ercessos. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
Snf"rf Send to A.. Z. Mintie, NJ. D..
No. III Kearney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
So per bottle. Four times the 'quantity
SO. Try a bottle. Dr.. Mintie treats
nil private diseases successfully with
ont mercury.
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In consequences Of an accident which
occurred about ten miles ont from here,
last evening. tue coach from TuScarora,
which usually arrives about three
o'clock, failed to sc, IN uutil after dark.
We ioa:u that ia descending the lrs,
summit. the hind wheels of the vehicle,
with the brake nrnily set on them. got
sn far in advance al the iron, on,s that
the d.ulor"liz d iuntilutIUn took To-
%burking. cone mdiug Its ccc.ntIIciIics
with u s"Iner-Huit over the cmbnnknient.
SAM liuwry. the driver. and DR.. A. c.
Hall. tho only passenger. stayed with
the tRuiic VI hicls To- the last aud cs-
c,p"d aiih a i.w slight bruises. Doc.
i',couviuetd that Howty has been struck
dumb. "a he never uttered u word con
demnntnry 81 either road, couch or
Stage Company.
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From Thursdays Daily.l
Snlm aguad'.

-s SnImagund --01Tsrs
A special tea train Il twenty cara
passed cost at ten o'clock this morn
ing.
Sheriff Fitch, accompanied by Par
kcr, started for Carson by the train this
morning. '
Jake Hufford loaded with lumber for
the Indian Reservation and pulled out
to-day. NJ. p. Neville and o. F. Rogers
loaded with lumber for tho same point
several days ago, and q portion of the
lot still remains to be hauled.
Advices from the West this evening
nre to the effect that the passenger
train from that direction to night will
be about seven hours behind time. II
is reported that the delay is occasioued
10y a heavy storm In the Sierra Nevadas.
The barometer Inns boon steadily falling
here during the past twenty.four hours,
and the wind blew a gale all last night,
continuing undated to day. The
probabilities ARE that q Inow storm is
approaching from that direction. and n
heavy fall may be confidently looked
for worry shortly. The apparent absence
Of the late snow, this morning, induced
tho belief that 1t melted during the
night. but II was soon discovered that
tho fierce wind had merely changed its
relative position with tho lower Garth
upon which IL had fallen; tho snow hav.
ing been gathered in winrows and GOV.
'erod with The dust upon whiob il had
lain.
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Manrlcd hy tho c,rs.

DIR. j. J. Meigs received a dispatch
this morning, 10 go Immediately to Ar.
genta 10 attend a man who had Just had
both legs mangled by being run over by
freight train No. T.. All NO could learn
in relation to the matter. was that the
unfortunate mans name Is John Ola.
van, and that his age is about si,ty
years.
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1111zS. 1e1S17sr1 49,
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
Iron Saturdays Daiiy.l
AAlAAHa0aL
Nm. Nysrs and vita. Of Ruby Valley
arfiSOa here By the train 10 day and
depArsior home by the train this even
ing.
lir. and Ma. E. Penrod returned
from Island Mountain last evening;
they will remain at their home herr
during the Winter.
State Superintendent d. II. Sessions,
Who arrived here from Carson wednes-
day evening, departed for Phoebe. via.
b. Lake City. by tho train last even.
ing; he goes down 10 attend to Public
School matters in Lincoln county, and
will retarn this gay In a couple OF
weeks.
4. q. DaSley and wife are looking
fora dwelling preparatory to locating
In town. Gay drew a prize from the
jury-boI, however, and during the pos,
week. has done moro counting than
e~AnvAssing. Mrs. Dawley in the mean.
time, is o favored guest at the Depo,
Hotel.
A. J.. Rouistono AID d. ID. Holland,
Of the wsbfoot mine, came in from
bullion yesterday. aud returned bS
private conveyance to-day. From them
We learn that Mr.. A. Wild has Just fin,
iahed n very successful run OF a hun,
dred tonsof copper frour ore taken from
the Biuebell niue, OF which he is o
tho owner.
The funeral of ". A. Harvey took
place from ODD Fellows Hall at l
o'clock TO day. The cortege which
followed the body to the grave, com
posed OF brethren of the Order aud cit.
iEens, friends aud acquaiutapces Of the
deceased, was a large one. The
remains Of the brother we're deposited
in the Odd Fellows burial ground. with
the impressive ceromoni-s aud honors
OF the Order.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
ladies OF the Order of the T. .stern Star.
was a very pleasant social affair. the
dancing being coutiuurd until nearly
daylight Friday morning. Not~ith
standing the welcome preSeuce OF quite
= nuiuber Of citizens OF tho adjacent
valleys the hall was not crowded, how
ever. but the receipts nevertheless wrr.
sufficient 10 dviray all tue exp ns-s Of
the entertainment, which was all that
was expected.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

by virtac Of an execution issued out Of the
District Court OF the Seventh Judicial District
Of the state OF Nevada IN and for the County
The Rinssr copper Mining Co@psny.sSaI~
nlteslcd the 18th day OF No .ember, A. d. 1850
! have levied upon. IS
Two blaeksmith bellows aud lot Of black.
'% MN sSoT, & SIS aD'f !
One lot OF betting and -
One lot OF steel bars.
Six picks aud SIX Ahoycls.
Thre. moulds and two slng pots.
On. thousaad aud seven hundrcd pounds Of
copper.
One pair Of platform scales.
About three hundred tons OF copper ore. y
Ten thousand busheis OF charcoal. efg
Twenty-Five cords OF wood -ga ztf
One stove and hSturcA. 1it al .Hf go e.
Two part cans Of coal oil. r.tt.
Two part cans OF lard.
One gTind.stone. 'Afl % 4
One Ecoop-shUvei. le al- pas 1
One coal-rAck tHs. H.autlr@a
One die and pla.csipl 1850 - O..
Three wheel-barrows. aT9Eaa
Notice 4 hereby. given, that on Tuesday. the
23d day OF November. AID. l00, between tho
hours of9 O'Clock A. \. and 8 o'clock r. ~, yiIt
gt II O'clock =. OF said daya nj the kiusley Mn,
nS Go%pa1yIs sms,ser and Boarding noastf
l Will sell the nbove described property to the
highest, bidder Or bldder,, for cash.goid eois
!kiso, what Is known NJ Inc Hinsiey Copper
MiiiIas smelter, consisting of jacket, engine
boiler, etc. Also,sah Company's boarding
OF TnanR, In said Exc county. Also, the
Keystone mine, sliuated in Kinsiey Mining
D strict. In said ,Connty. Alsc, The. ivletctis
minr; Granite Mountain MfuinB District. In
A full aud complete inventory of the said
property VIII be exhibited at the iinc aud
"a. s'; IS b y ! Sstss' &E.FfSs' i ssss s q sss e
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1DCutlatry.

DR.. +. @. Jessnp, Tho we'll known
dentist. departs for his homo In San
Francisco tomorrow. to remain during
tho Winter. bat will return here pro.
f~o'sfohally. early in the Spring.
ELKo, November g., 1880. I'm
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Cash Docs III

Tbsi fresh Eastern cider jos, received
at tho Com direct from Michigan, IL ono
Of the most palatabie ~ we'll ss ono Of
tho most hsal.hiul Of drinks. Don't
take q word for u. however, bu. 10
and try Il for yourself.
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Ncw Arrir.nI-

Gerber ohio wa,ohinaksf, q" has jus.
received the INCEST assortment of
Watches, Chains and Jswolry, ever DO.
fore brought to Elko. 90 and SEQ
them.
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Photorraphtc

Mnrry Durham, the photographer,
goes to Fort Halleck professionally. to.
morrow to remain a couple Of weeks, a,
The expiration OF which time ho win
resume business here as usual,
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ntaHe IDepnrtnrea.

This morninR-ltov. George Jennings
aud vito and Father o'Donnell. reE
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry
to Gerber, "The Matchmaker" IL you
wish to have them repaired by an, ex-
pericnced workman. All work war
ranted. ..r r..
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stage Arrival.

Last EVENING". T. Babcox, @. +.
Rogers. W. @. Price and Mrs. Liseomb
and daughter.
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Ra~Inx und Bul NJ HaIierk

There is To be horso.racing at Halleck
Station on Tuesday, the 7th of next
monthio he followed by a grand ball at
tho Hotel, in the evening. Ham Nc.
Cain. who il az Jdd on all questions
affecting festive proceedings at the Sta.
ton. called he'e this morning md
pledged his word rs n follower of
Moody & Saukey, that the biggest kind
Of a timc waa sure 10 occur on the &C.
%casion, aud that everybody who attends
FROM nbrosd shall return home fully
satisfied. IL he has to buy aud distribute
the chromos himself.
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IIotei Arrival.

j. III. Dennis, Tuscarora.
ID. s. Scanned, Halleck.
p. Kassiton, Eurcku, s.r ur ~
J. W. Hamilton, Battle Mountnln,
Scion Peck, Tecoma.
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Notice.

All parties indebted % tho e.,ate of.
''d"rrecht, deceased, Are hereby mott.
ned that Joseph Lang, Of the Humboldt
Lo~dgiug-houSe, il authorized 10 re-
eei'e tho ainouuts duo said estate, and
TO receipt for the same. -
ELKo, Nov. @, 1880.
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CHAMPAGNE OF the best quality and
brands, can DO had at Reckhart &
Froelich's Saloon. -
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DEsros JosEs. Cashier In the United
sta,cu ouarldrmsstor . ohico In 81. Louis
disappeared about a week ago, and has
not since boon heard Of. His accounts
arc said to DO oomcwhst awry, and pos.
giblo suicide is spoken Of.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
stnxe D.purture..

This moruing-W. S. Girardet, John
Barrett and Mrs. Reinhart.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

The following Is a list of letters re-.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, Nov. "a,
1880:
Blcdn A Boone J @
Henry Gilbert Margarot q
uason N HA McKiernan EG
Q. W. HuLL. L. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
Hotel Arrivals.

N. Hcaly aud wife, Ruby.
A.Loyeridgu aud wifc,do
~ Campbell and wife, IT. Halleck
John Shelton aud wife, do
Lieut.. o. Thrown, do
j. y. Abel, do