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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-18
tFron ilopd,; Daily
no Nisra q. tho IoastAa.

TIC HtSra In tho IoonfAAsSc
The late heavy storm In the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. togetHst Nth . suo-
cessiOn Of nov slidss which have oe-
Cured on tho liue Of the great elevation
has temporarily iutsEfsrsd With the reg
ular ~runniugof trains A long stretch
Of snow-sheds md track wore carried
away by these aralAnches Friday and
Saturday, 50 that trains from the rest
were delayed, being unable 10 como
through until the damage 70 the track
wasrepaired. The reGulaf express hav-
ing failed to get through Saturday, tho
Company dispatched a special from
Truckee. which arrived here about the
time tue express train is due. which
brought the Virginia City and other
way mails, aud passed on to Ogden. A
through express train from the ives. az
rived here with San Francisco passen-
gers aud mails at $3.50 this morning,
proceeding eastward, aud We arc in
formed that regular time will now DO
made; tho broken track having been
replaced. aud the route cleared.
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Care for Frozen Limbs.

In a communication TO the Salt Lake
Tribune E. +. Mum. who claims to
have had personal experience touching
the subjects upon which he writes.
makes public tn" following as the most
effective treatment in cases Of frozen
limbs:
place the feet. boots anil all, IN a
tub or barrel Of cold water. As soon as
tho boots aud socks are thawn out,
remove them and keep the feet in fresh
water, as the first water itself will
freeze, even il the patient is in a warm
room Take plenty Of warm drinks in.
t~ernally-all the better IL it is brandy
IL they take enough to iutoIicate, 90
much the better, rs the pain Of keeping
the feet in water is eIcruciating. BY
this process the internal parts thaw
first, and tho extremities last. II every
portion Of the feet are frozen. it is nee.
essay to keep the feet in water until
every appearance OF frost has disap-
peared. II taksn out too soou, it will
leave the toes partly frozen.
For preventing snow blindness the
best Of all precautions is to wear a veil
Il mean n lhdy's veil. one of green
color is best-tied aronud Aud outside
Of the hat. or all things avoid goggles
for the reflection Of the sun upon the
snow will burn the eyes blind" .
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/. ID InAlaaa 0aee D.

~t
old H~ianenseee.s Ckis1 q che eitss
tribe. NAches. one Of HE subordinates
The Princess SarHA and tvo OF three
other less noted members Of the tribe.
pAssed through here BY the train Lest
evening. on their way TO Wsahington,
from the capital q Humboldt county.
They Nill join . speciEl agent OF the
oovsrnmsnL probably At Ogden. and
accompany hin TO TIE NHhOnA Capitol.
The agent referred to. ga TENT out
hero by the Government to investigate
matters Ia connection With the Malhour
AaeAey, and Il il andsntood that the
present journey Of the aboriginal dole
gates results from Tho. action Of said
agent. The Agency in question having
been situated In the Pluto territory and
Its local Agent being in bad odor just
now; charges Of Observation-Disclosures In
Office having been preferred against him.
Il is probable that the direct testimony
Of these Indians In relation to the ques.
ton OF continuation or suppression of
the Reservation. In wanted by the Do
partment. According TO the statements o
the Sleer Stale, which assumes to be
perfectly oonverHAnt with the affairs Of
the Malh, ur Reservation, the sooner Il
10 wiped from the list OF Agencies. the
better for the Indians aud the country
at large.
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Deeds

The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders ufhco at
this place since q last report:
Vim. d. Ford to A. A. Rose, sir feet
In the Basin mine, TuseArora Mining
Observation-Disclosures, $50.
WI. Urton, OF al. TO A. A. Rose,
lot on Front street. Tascarorn-oonsid.
eration-$62 50.
Elizabeth stryker, sl al, to !. T.
Drowa. air fight. title aud interest Ia
aud 10 estate Of William Brown. deceas.
ed. In Eiko county. Nevada -eonsldera.
Hon. 81.
J.. T. Brown. ct ai., 70 Blue Bell Cop.
per Mining Company. all interests In
aud TO tho blue Bell and Emma minos,
Railroad Mining Distriet-sonsidera.
alton, $500.
\. 8. Chinn TO 81. p. Freeman. ali
interest In the Cynosure mine, Kiusiey
Mining Observation-Disclosures. 800.
Peter Honeymhh 70 Robert Cullen,
l.5i0 feoi 10 the Foster mine. Kinsley
Mining District considerations. 81.
Robert Cullen to NJ. r. Freeman. all
intcrosl In the Foster mine. Ruslsy
Mining Observation-Disclosures. 81.
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IFpon Ta.sa.y;. Dany;j


The infant etild OF llIeA6sl MdfpNS;
vas buried At Tuseafora. Saturday:
To-day ha. been warm and pleasant
With ~iudieatiosS q . ;sorul this sy;a.
ing.
The eounty Jail has eleven inmates:
Ave Of which are avaitpg the action Of
the next Grand Jury:
Two bars Of balboa valuoA q g..
sis ~ we're skipped from The Leopard
mill; the product Of or. from the Com
pany's mine, on Saturday.
Hon. Jonas seeiey. Sa.s-d through
here on his Gay TO Denver. COL. Sun:
day night. He &ss heading for Lead
vile. where he IL prepared to perma-
nenily locate. 'so.
Charley Strain Of Tuscarora came
down by the stage last evening and
passed . social time With his friends
here. starting for Tombstone District,
Arizona. by the train this morning.
Tho name OF John Hibbsts, ITreas-
usur. WAS INADVERTENTLY omitted by
the typo, from the list of officers install.
ed IN the Odd Fellows Lodge, Saturday
evening, which vas published in yes
terday's issue.
Deputy Sheriff W. b. Weaver, who
has been in San Francisco for several
weeks past, arrived here by the train
Sunday evening, remaining in town
yesterday. He started for his home in
Tuscarora, 10y the stage this morning.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hurt aud Mrs. II. p. New
lille, started for San Francisco by the
train this morning. The former went
down for n visit Of q few weeks, Lus tho
latter will remain until Spring. Mrs.
Powers, who came mp from Oroville,
California, . short time ago, 70 see her
invalid sister, Mrs. James Adams, was
also a passenger for the west by the
same train. N'fi
Attention is specially directed to the
advertisement OF Johnston & CourAth's
celebrated slectaeles, by F. F. Muller,
agent for the sale OF these superior
glasses, and has just received at the Drug
Store a complete assortment Of these
famous helps to sight. Any aud every
persou can be exactly suited from tho
large stock on had by applying at tho
Drug Store. ....-...
On the arrival OF the train from the
East last evening, Ham Mccain and q
couple of other gentlemen Of Halleck
Station stepped of the esboose aud
were Mt ouce approached by au enter
prising young fellow, Who with n marked
bushes, air. pIoG"red his services ia
conducting them where ''the best Of
meals were served upon the shortest no.
tice, aud upon the most reasonable
terms" Thanking the young person
for his timely courtesy. the party fol.
lowed their self-constiiuted guide, who
led them to the Gem; but being unable
to post" tho boys in advance. the IA
miliar greetings extended Immediately
upon their entering the door. In Nevada
p%"rlnnce. gave nway the entire racket
completely ul'Setting tho voluntary run.
ner's hopes Of n squnre meal. which he
had expected to secure ms The price Of
his SERVICES. After enjoying the siran.
gers discontinue, however. the boys
permitted bin to moisten his clay ut
their expense and advised him 60
seek n broader and moro fertile FIELD in
which TO exercise his peculiar talen, and
l., cultivate his illiinitsl,le cheek.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
TFrom Saturdays Daily
RAImnErndl.

aaImaEunii. 80
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. TO-
hight.
A letter intended for Mrs. G. II. b.
bier. Eiko. is hell for better direction
at the Eureka, Nevada P~ostoflcc.
Plenty Of Wild ducks and geese are
nov found upon the lakes Of Ruby Val.
ley. Offering = ems field for sportsnen.
1t is rumored along the line Of the
Central Pacific that further changes Of
the timetable for the road will soon be
made by the Company.
Regular services will DC held at the
church to.morrow morning of the usual
hours, morning AMI evening by Rev.
George Jennings. All are invited.
At the regular meeting of Elko Lodge
No. Is. l.. o. o. r. mt their hall this
evening, the iust 'llatiou Of tho officers
elect for the ensuing term will take
place; a full Attendance on part Of the
members is exp cted.
The express train from tho west, due
here at q 20 thi. evening, will not arrive
until some time to morrow MORN
ing. Further thun hat the delay is
occasional by the severe storm 10 the
westward, We have been unable to
learn. ..rrr. ...r .....r
- The severe storm prevailing in the
Stern Nevada i%noautnins has prostra.
tred the wires. cutting OF iclegruphic
communication with San Francisco,
which accounts foe the absence Of our
usual stock report. The poles for SEINE
distance were also carried away by n
snow slide.
Heretofore empty beer Kegs and egg
cases were rciurusJ oyos tho &. T.. roni
free OF charge, but lately til, company
have issued an order that frcigh: shall
be paid on th.sc articles. The tariff on
empty beer kegs has been put II, 37X
ceuL and on egg cases at p cents
each.
Th- high wind which has prevailed
here during the past thrUc days still
c%Ontiuu,s. TO discomfort and amy. 1t
rose 80 III" dignity of irr.e gale las,
night, bringing along SHOW toward
moruiu.. d,shiug it about ia such an
irregular an ahuiatu"blu manner that
no cn,imntg Of The I..th 81 tho f.!l con
u arrived At.
Deputy sheriff William Cnmcrr. of
Wells. brought down from that place.
this morning, St"'hrr Suc.i for the
county hotel. H. isI Mpmgoliam cul
pitt, having been c3u,icttd in Justice
Couri Of having, ia violation II the law
made aud provided. appropriated
to his own rs" and Purposes, certain
personal property belonging to another
Celestial ot tn a vicinity. lie il report
cd AZ one Of those UA!utluuairs whose
haukcriDSS af;"r Things within his
&c 'ch are totally irresistible and can o.,Iy
H." controlled by tho ibtoryosiiinn nf IA
strong wall between the klrpiomaninc
ani the objects OF MS cupidsty.
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rFron rAursa.y'. D.lly.I
Ralnawvnaa.

TTs Gerard PAeiae pay Nr came IL
frpnOsdeh iAisJmoruins. ana proceed
I'd westward. The employees OF the
road uiu nos be In fuuds again.
Tho lady members Of Tie Order 81
the Eastern Star will give . grand Leap
Year Party on tho evening Of the a9d
inst Due notice Of the a-rran9snsnts
and place Of meeting will be givsa =
room - perfected.
ThonarEiAge Of VIM. DanpAy. . 80
efstAS ~~ll known San Franeisssn, and
Miss May Lewis. n daughter Of Col. w.
s. Lewis. formerly Of this State. took
place at tile Lick House. San Francisco.
Tuesday night.
Superintendent J. B. Dayton, bis son,
g. L. Dayton. and W. T. Smith, ell of
Tu'carora. came up from the Bay by
the train lAEt evening. and started for
their homes by the stage for the North.
this morning. George Seiiz va ssIo a
passenger for this place. by tho Same
train from the west.
Elko county receives the second larR.
cat proportion Of the State School mon.
les. First Storey With 50. 1856; then
Elko with 1855; then washoe, Ormsby
and Eureka in amounts from "a, 100 70
Sl.7O0. The rate Of superintendent is
about % SO per child between the ages
OF 6 and Is years. The total number Of
chiliten IN the State whose ages range
between 6 and IS years Is l0.2s2.
We learn from Ben RcinhArt, tina. bis
son Fred who left here for San Fran
cisco the other day, has just attained
his majority and pluckily determined
to test his ability to rely upon his own
efforts for the necessary supplies OF
board. clothes. etc. II Vas generally
supposed that the young mai was merely
going upon = visit. hut the fact is be
voluntarily started ont to paddle his
own canoe-and there il little danger
but that with his superior requirements
and resolution, he will propel it success.
fully.
John Mcbride. the young man who,
for a number OF months past has filled
the position Of Ticket and Freight Agen,
for the Central Pacific Company, at this
place. has just bee transferred to q
similar position in the Company's EN-
ploy, Mt wInuemucca. BY the prompt
and accurate discharge of tue duties de.
V~olving upon him, and his uniform
courtesy to oil with whom he was
brought in business or social contact,
Mr.. Mcbride has won tho respect an
esteem Of our citizens, whose Rocd
wishes will follow him TO his new sta.
ton, and continue with him to any
higher one to which he may be pro.
noted. The vacancy caused by tn
withdrawal OF Mr.. Mcbride was filed 10y
Mr.. Z. p. Rusing. an elderly gentleman
who arrived here this morning, and
whose acquaintance we have not yet had
nm opportunity to form.
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RESPECTING titv ccliP,c Of tho san t..
morrow, il i as~clT.uiurd that old Sol.
wi I "utrT tue shIipE about 3 U'cinck
In the N~ftrrurnu.. TIL, H.. II uf uuutr
iu Which tho eclipse viii b. total. Hiii
loo only 81 miles IA width, aul a. W.
arc located abont a hundred mi,rs north
Of tho no;thcru ciS" ~ sail brli, the
observation viii not b., tpti. bat nnnr
enough Tor all rrhctjcG purpoS, =. 8"
that there will b. u" improperly in
smoking glNssrs for tho occnsion-pro.
fc1uir" no tipping. At tn" last sh w
Of THIS nature, tho poruiciouS ctf let's
"f prolonged gnziug through convex
g~lnssCs, with the crrubcllum thrown
back upon tho spinal column. was pain
fully p~crc"p'inlc, long after the curtain
hal dropped Tpon tao scene.
We ara Informed that u well known
towuSmSn. wrlicr Chn'c his become
warmly enlisted in tho cause Of ns.ro.
hnmicnl science, and has pr"puci an
apparatus, at once unique aud Elective,
to assist him in to.morTOw's obscrya.
lions. Tho instrument consists Of q
hollow ruIsia.irou tnbc. five inches in
diameter nnd thirty five feet in length,
nj either oud Of which arc openings
equal to tho diameter Of the tube, az
fording, at one .ond Of lho,clonga;ed cyliu.
der, m unhbstroctcd Wow of any object
passing within the optical rangc,in front
bf tho other. Tho wisdom OF this mr.
rangement is apparent; for rs Walter
says, tho Interpolation Of an old hat or
pair OF brooches, Ts suggested by uu ir
tovcrnnt s~collrr. Mt ono end OF the tel
tscopc, could be OF no practical benefit
TO IL whatever aud simply demonstrates
tho sodden ignorance Of all scientific
principals prevailing in certain quarters.
Armed with his formidable Instrument
OF observation, and mounted on a Mex.
onn mule, Walter sots out early 10.
morrow morning for tho sdmmit Of
Mnhnlo %moun,uin, from whose lofty
peak he proposes 20 peer through Him.
liable space aud record all iIlcgitimatt
eStrnvagnncos he nay discover in the
planetary system.
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The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Elko Guard was held at ArmorJ Hall,
Tuesday evening, a. z o'clock. Captain
c. G. Warner presiding. After calling
tho roll-n quorum being present-the
following names OF applicants for NOM
bership were presented and upon bal
lot being tnken. they were declared
elected: l. Z. Morgan, Mat. Boriand,
J. NJ. Surface. iohn Ramey. Charles
Hilbert, J. ID. Swain and J. N. Tripiett,
who then signed the Company roll.
On motion. the Orderly Sergeant was
instructed to present the bill for rsnt Of
Armory, dating from May 1. 1879, to
Feb. ., 1880, No further business ap.
pearing. on motion. the meeting ad.
journed until the first Wednesday In
February noIt. A. J. Ellis.
Orderly Sergeant.
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List OF Grand Jurorn

Following 10 the Venire OF Grand
Jurors. made returnabie on tho 10th
TO serve for the February tenn OF tho
Seventh Judicial District Court:
w. j. Urton, Tuscaroru.
Cyrus Tolman. do
Henry Campbell, do
l.. I. Hogle. do
G.. b: Able. Mound valley.
james Clark. Elko.
MosesMcBurnsy,do
John Hibbets. do
J. @. Crombic. do
Rubcn Battles. Columbia.
Francis Honeyman, Glover.
Chas. Lnmpman, do
Ed. Hudson, Huntington.
J. d. Moore. Ruby rallsy.
VIM. Meyers, do
E. II. GriswoId, Wells.
Thomas Foster. Carlin.s
w. Carlyle. do
W. Hunter. Mclean.
j. II. Dorsey, Fort Halleek.
VIM. Dakin. Lamoills.
T. F. Greeuberg, Hallcck Station.
II. NJ. Talbot, Pleasant.
Amos Roach. do
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L Wish Everssdy TO Know

Rev. George Ii. Thayer. ond old citi-
zen OF this vicinity known to every one
as q most influential citizen, aud Chris
tian member OF the NJ. E. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
say. 81 irish everybody to know that 1
consider that both myself and wife
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" 1t is having a tremendous sale
over our counters and Is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases Of Lung Dis
enses, such ms nothing else has done.
BOURBON. Ind. May Is. 1879.
DRs. MArcHErr 4 FnAScE.
Sold by F. +. Muller. Druggist, Elko.
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Z. Gerber. " Htchn tk,r aud Jewelrr,
has arrived with his family. aud taken
ia" establishment OF Jas. Brain & Co.
adjoining tue po~iumce. The work
Of taking Nccouu Of stock, will bo con.
c'u 'c! to day, aud he will be ready
II attend any business in his line.
prom tly AMI property. Mr. Gerber
cnuics iIrt'' from Reno where he has u
long 's'nh'ished reputation Ms n first
class matchmaker and j"wrIrr. aud
comes To stay; bringing his family with
him. All he h-ks in that lhoS. havin:
work in his line to DO done. will give
him 4 trial. aud II il is not dono salts.
~factorily and at reasonable rates ho will
charge them nothing.
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Instniiation or Omccrs.

AZ tho regular meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. IL. I. o. o. F.. held ut their hall,
Saturday evening, the following officers
elect for tho ensuing term were regularly
installed in their respective Offices by
District Deputy Grand Master. Il. II.
Bigolow: l.. r. Morgan; n. q o. p.
Green, Secretary; ". A. Harvey, War.
den; Walter Chase. Conductor; J. NJ.
LNnc, Guardian; J.. p. Edof, Il. 8! N.
o.; George Russell, l.. 8. N. q.
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SIR Ashley Coopcr's vital Restorn-
five.

SIR Ashley Coopcr's vital Restorn-
TIL" great English rcmcdy-nas made
more currr OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood. noclur
nal ennis 'iouS, ltsSitu L., inability for
mental labor, despoudency and such
diseases as are infused by youthful
follirs and excuses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. +. Mintie. NJ. D..
No. II k"arn"y street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative aul he cured. Price
- per bottle. Fonr times the quantity
$40. Try II bottle. DIR. Minuc treats
al! private disc ASS successfully with
ont mercury.
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COME-vE:AEL.IS:
rA- Ola sinister c.9e. Il Li;.s.:;i:;

Deputy sheriff. Adm. Love. who
arrested Annie Howard, the woman VIC
has been declared insane, Informs Is
tina. he was obliged to resort to strategy
70 gain entrance to het dwelling. and
with that emil in view secured the SET!
vices Of Niger Dick and a China:
man who had been waiting upon her fl
the capacity Of servants. 70 drsif III thS'
door, while he waited outside VIM
ensy reaching disd..tce. Tho IL.
succeeded admirably. Tho Somah
opened the door with strss, caution aid
entered into 'sor1orSa,ion' with Dicfi
and the C~hinaman, Who engaged der
attention until the Deputy sptapsS
against the door and forced Il open1..i
The festive Annie grabbed ap an aI.baf.
was quickly disarmcd and hu.tIsd oH
to the ealaboose. Upon oI,miuins ihe
premiseG, a large aud varied a..ortmsnif
Of weapons Of defense and oHsuse wss'
discovered, some Of which Tor fragrance.
out sinelled the West Of Chinese sdnf-
pots. The rooms were nioarly dssiiiats
Il furniture, which Il e s.fd. she hsNs
y, = n - r. ~ AZ
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he DrceptIon uncd.

II Is strange 30 many people vii
continue to suffer day after day with
dispepGA. liver complaint. constipation.
sour stornAh. general debility, when
they hey can procure Al my store Shi-
'iUh's Vitnlizer. free Of cost II IL does
not cure or relieve them. Price IS
ccnis, Sold by F. F.. Muller, Drug
pist.
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ne Yoa ReIieve It.

That In ihis town there are scores Of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives arc made miserable by In.
Digestion. Dyspepsia. Sour and dis.
treSsed Stomach. LiIor Complaint. Con.
s'ipation etc. when for as oon,s We will
sell them Shiloh's vitaiizer, guaranteed
10 cure them. Sold by +. r. Muller,
drugyisL Elko, Nevada.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

w. l.. Rothrick. Buffalo.
Joe Tripiutt. LnmoiIls.
Lee 81. Clair, Star Valley.
ID. V. Johnson, do
ID. Gooinle, do
ii. Goodalc. do
II. Campbell, Carson.
n. i. Peterson. Pleasant Valley.
c. A. Wiley. Willow Greek.
Mrs. A. M%nthewson, Eureka.
J.. Gerber and family. Reno.
w. u. Weaver. Tuscnrora.
Mrs. Wickcrshnm. San Francisco
A. j. L%,chmhn. do
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THS we'll known Arm Of Dunphy 4
Hildreth, cattle dealers, San Francisco,
al, have removed their business ONCE
from 533 Kcnrnoy street to 500 Kearney
street, room No. 1. Parties desiring
roiiablo information respecting The
markets viii receive tho latest quota.
lions by addressing tho firm % above.
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From the report Of the State Con.
t~roller, IL Is asoertAined that Elko coun.
ty ranks third in the lis, Of bullion pro.
ducors for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1870. having yielded for that period
1894, SY3,
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BuIIIsa shipment.

The stage from Tuscurora last even-
ing brought to the Office Of Wells. Fargo
Il Co., OF this place, four bars OF buI.
lion from the Argonta mino, valued at
S7,73i 81.
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b L. for Yan.

Ladies who choose to make or su.
perin.ond the making OF your own gar.
mcnt'. The most stylish and perfect
nttinE costumes can be produced at a
largo saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt Of
price In postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue TO
J. W. EVANS,
domestic" Fashion Pnrlors,
San Francbco
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F'rcIRhta Received

The following freights have been 70.
ccivcd by rail for the past week:
Ono car wood for Muller & Bradley;
! car Of -four for Rcinhart 4 Co.; I car
horses for Charles Adams; I car Of wood
for Joe Simpson; 1 car Of wood for
James Davis aud $4,000 pounds general
merchandise for EIko.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals:
John Kahn. Catlin.
W. Il. Weaver. Tuscnrora.
q. W. Strain. do
W. II. Roberts; do
II. Mccain, HslIcck.
q. Olsen, Paiisade.
John Williams, Wisconsin,.
WIN. McCombs. Lamoille.
Ed. Odell, do
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l.. @. Dorsey, Tuscnrora.
T.. Z. Rusing. G. =. II. II.
Nose McBurncy, Eureka,
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School

From State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. d. Il. Sessions We have
Just received the following statement Of
his January np~portioumeut of State
School money, among the various
counties Of the State: