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Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
THE KENxARD ROBBERY.
IS Slim Jim" Held In . Fifteen
HuRdred Dollar Bond for
Court

A curious crowd assembled at the
Police Court, this morning, to witness
the trial OF James Hagsny, charged
with being implicated In robbery Of
six hundred dellars worth of silks from
VIM. NJ. Kenuard & Co.'s drygoods
store on the morning Of the 18th of
April. The prisoner was neatly attir-
ed and Locked rather pale.
H. Crsyner testified that William M.
Kennard & Co.'s store had been robbed
on the morning Of April 18th, of silks
which we're valued at six hundred dol
lars. The witness also stated that on
the Tuesday previous TO the robbery,
James Hagany had come to the store
and obtained samples Of silk.
Ed. Brown, the next witness, said
that he slept In the storo. He had
gone TO 1t at elevcn o'clock and a COM
panion had gone there fifteen minutes
after eleven. They, however, did not
hear anybody enter the building.
A lad named Jesse Welch corrobor-
ated Mr.. Crayner's statement, to the
effect that Hagany had obtained sam
Piles of silk at the store on the Tuesday
preceding the day Of the robbery.
George Davis testified that he had
witnessed Hagany and two strange
men in front OF Kennsrd's store on the
Tuesday in question. One Of the stran-
gers walked down the westerly side Of
Market street, to Sixth street, then pas
sed over te the easterly side of Market
street and came up TO Hawkins cigar
store, where he purchased cigar, and
after having lighted 1t he stood in the
doorway and looked across and up and
down the street. In the meantime
Hagany and the other stranger had
entered Kennard's store.
Sergeant John Lsgg testified that he
had seen Hagany about fifteen minutes
after two o'clock on the morning of the
robbery. He met him on Market street
and asked the loan Of fifteen cents, as
he wished to send some women to Pail
adelphiG. The officer gave him twen-
ty-fve cents. He last saw him at the
depot. t
The Mayor after considering the tes-
timony said he would hold him in
$500 bail for his appearance before the
Grand Jary. The sentence was receiv-
ed by the prisoner with smile.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Fires Yesterday.

The house of James Gage, near Suth-
erland's Corners, Ont, was burned on
Tuesday night, and four of Cages
children, with the daughter Of neigh
Dor, lost their lives.
The house and barn of John Dime
kin, in suburb of Haverhill, Mass,
were consumed by lightning on Tues
day night. The shoe factories Of John
Pilling and W. W. Chesley, in Havsr.
hill, we're also fred by lightning and
partially destroyed the same night.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Rise I'm Iron.

The rise in iron during the last nine
months came upon depressed and
overstocked iron market in England,
aud naturally drew a great deal of the
English surplus to this country. The
impvrtations into the United States
rom Great Britain advanced from 26,.
929 tons in January and February, 1879,
to 2G4, ,94S during the same months Of
this year.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
RainruI Accident.

Yesterday afternoon Caleb Woodrow
had the fore and centre fingers and the
thumb upon his right hand cut off
while working upon the Universal
plainng machine at the Jackson &
Sharp works. The wounds were very
painful and the injured man was taken
to his home on Chestnut street, where
he was attended by DR.. Msull. Mr..
Woodrow is an excellent citizen and
has a large family dependent upon him
for support.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Delaware State nahf.

The State Treasurer of Delaware
gives notice that on July 1st he will
pay off, at the Philadelphia Bank,
s36, 600 of the Delaware State debt, in
terest ceasing after that date. The
bonds he calls in are Nos. 3l1 to 345,
both inclusive, for $1,000 each, issued
January !, 1868.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

wonder of medicines, the grand
,p remedy, the great cramp cure,
Sinms' Pain searcher. 1t cures
Ehs, earachs, tVothache and every
rheumatism ; IL was never ex'
,Hsver squalled. Price so cents.
N dealers. Depot 9TH and King
D, 6C2 Arch street.
|,.nd's cream Of Camphor, cure
|t,umsiism, neuralgia and sore
AL. NJ. highlands, cor. 9th and
ud streets.
,as well pleased with the Enter
Cosl sold by sheEsrd, No. 622 K.
srset, near Madison.
pOi assortment of Toilet Soaps,
Guticura and Sulphur Soaps, for
W.. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
Npsr streets.
uustic Camphor, for destroying
sld other insects, better and
thssper than eamphor, for sale
yor 4 Fullerton, Druggists, 3O2
ItreeL
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
ritrsets, has C beautiful assort-
|aWire hair brushes at prices that
y moderate.
ts and Supporters repaired at
ssOnable rates at Z. Jas. Belts
Store. Private room for ladies.
t.endant.
Fe'S Poultry Powder, for cholera
dH diseases of fowls, sold by
SEullerton, Druggists, No. 302
|Ereet.
B. Netznar invites his friends to
Il his fashionable hair-dressing
AAVing saloon, 23S East Sd street.
H. Ash is now prepared to make
Ras Of all description at No. 705
t'Street, Give him 4 call.
largest stock Of straw hats at
Ad Bros, 404 Market street.
OsVis VerticalFeed Sewing Ma
No basting.
lio'd Bros. are ready with a full
fitsw hats.
Elee and a low price !! Rumford
Hslters.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Work at the Court House.

The new court house will not be fin
ished much before the required, time.
The workmen are now engaged in plac-
ing the metallic work around the cop
ing Of the walls, and the building is
nearly ready for the roof. All the stone
work is completed, with the exception
of the tower, aud it will be flashed in
about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
HKaggte s1itchel's suit.

Last evening Mrs. Fogarty, the wom-
an who makes Happy Valley unconge-
nial, was arraigned before Magistrate
Vandegrift on the charge of having
used abusive language towards Maggie
Mitchell. A fine Of fifty cents and costs
was imposed.
Sarah Miller brought suit against
Aaron Lee for having accused her Of
taking money which belonged to him.
The evidence was insufficient and the
case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Our Export Trade.

Thus far during the fiscal year which
will enA 30th Of June next, there has
been a monthly excess of exports over
imports. The greatest excess was in
October, 1879, when 1t reached the sum
of $39 ,944, ,s57, and the least that of
February, 1880, when the excess was
only "a, 318,647 The excess of exports
over imports for the eight months has
been 1852, 1872, ,06l. The excess for the
corresponding period Of the fiscal year
being $2o4, ,973, ,927.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
The People and the Garbage Con-
tractor

Reports are received daily from the
people along the line Of Seventh and
Lombard and Seventh and Pine streets
that the garbage cart fails to make its
appearance. As the warm season is
coming on so fast we can not be too
careful to see everything of a delete
rious character cleared away. This is
not the first complaint against the con-
tractor Peter Robinson, not only by
people of the District spoken Of, but by
the city in general. As he is getting
worse and worse the Board Of Health
should either annul the contract or
compel him to attend to the matter
properly. .....
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
I'm m knnE0.

A gentleman, supposed to be we'll
known Philadelphia merchant, yester-
day afternoon was jnticed into house
Of ill.fame on Fifth street between
Market and King streets, and while he
was there about sixty. five dollars which
he had In his pocket miraculeusly dis
appeared.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
DR.. DRrnlOn

has arrived in this city, and can be
found at the select clearinghouse Of
Mrs. Day, No. 60s Market street, where
he will be pleased to attend TO the
wants Of all who may call upon him.
Let all who suffer call and consult the
doctor and give him trial.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
LOeALI0ffR.

Henry Eckel says he was not a can
didate at his own solicitation for the
vacancy in the Board of Revision.
The list of Census Enumerators as
sent to Superintendent of Census Walk
or for confirmation by Hon. VIM. G..
Whileley has been approved.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
"Weekly Republican"

Don't fail to procure copy of this
weeks WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. 1t is a
number Of more than unusual interest
and should be seen by every Della
warean, at home and abroad. Single
copies price s cents. Wilmington mer-
chants would get their money back with
compound interest by advertising in its
columns.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Reception.

The first reception of the Young Men, e
Assembly will be held at the Institute
Hall this evening. The grand march
will commence at ten o'clock. Prof. d.
B. Sharper's orchestra has been engag-
ad
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
CfueI Moth or.

William Mapes, a boy Of eleven years,
was found hanging to rafter by the
thumbs, in Red Bank, N. j., yesterday.
He had been suspended for three hours,
and tainted when put down. His mo-
ther did it for, punishment.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
a Race For O Ell de,

NCG from Pollooksville, N. c.,
aaoVel wedding was celebrated
IVY, 1t seems that Moses John
,H %a Alexander Bibbs, two we'll.
Sl %aaS farmers, we're in love with
~ sFi, Lsonora Lloyd, of this
% Sae was not able to decide
I 'ny y, liked best. On Sunday
a. DIobs walked home from
|Ni'1 a asr, and left her under the
I'., % mat she woald marry
N sss' NJ night Miller went to see
n,,la uraer,t Od her to say that she
n, ,y =, !, him. Both men this morn
sS,s 'Gs n court honse to get out
49, o' hach procured the neces-
IN ausnI'' and started off with a
\ ,an,t "mstfy Miss Lloyd. They met
slk muse door, and, after
s,sS,i S' iaSfeed that the first man
M, 0 nj rne lady's house should
i. NJ, ,,, .he residence of Col. Loyd
dop 4l'e ,H distant, and both men
Mi tu 'ue race for the bride. Bibb
,,,a',; uV ROAD and dashed into the
|,rb b',slng w to make a short crt
i, MI 'ae house first, but Miller
Gt,%,u 1u, and got in on The home
10 w., s..a MINUTES before his rival,
SSa S''e IN sight OF eaoh other
Sors,,,'@,h ,@hsto the house. Bibb's
t,S,n t,~v''aks e., bis rival was almost
Bib Wien they reached the
~, Al Il, from sheer exhaustion
ol 'It Ii, porch, falling almost at
" va, a,' lady-love. When the
&s Iss Ss1 explained to her she
kltsSdD SD 60 come to the conclusion
~ l'a 81. n;i Mr.; Bibb the best, and
&i,T ,Tv s.sN would marry him. Her Her
VI, Sbo Sp'' won over by Seeing
Mbssrr SAL said )! she believed thai
atpsr =, UGl that he who faip is
sasst,s' th o. Il losing a bride must
<ad n " y, N he who is cool and
Won J,.n"s, ,us midst Of it all. The
,s,sspsr, the ws'l-tnown
Nj S' married Mr.. Bi ,b and
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
pinnr. FlOnr !

!, ,.,.iv.i at Pickles ssur depot,
y. mt nj Of best quality Minnesota Il,
y Uhs,t m Patent Flour, which will
N y, SIY a very low price. Other , good .,
J, I Iorpst market rates. VIM. d.
N. IsSl'i IcI king street. Satisfaction
'.,r,aai.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
The shields Library AssOcfafion's
Seventeenth Anniversary.

Last evening, the Shields Library
Association celebrated the seventeenth
anniversary Of its organization in Web.
stsr's Dancing Academy, and nctwith.
standing the fact that the man.
agement had been allowed but short
time to make preparations for the event.
It was without doubt the most enjoyable
affair ever given in this city. About
sixty members of the Association and
their lady friends were present, and
also q number of gentlemen from Phil
adelphia, including Mesrs. Henry s.
Beck, Irwin Barrett and D. s. Godshall
Of the celebrated Ionian Gles Club Of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Frank Dowling,
an elosutionist Of more than ordinary
merit. These gentlemen contributed
largely to the evenings entertairnent,
which commenced about 10 o'clock.
The trio by their fne singing, and
Mr.. Bowling by his excellent reeita-
ttons, particularly ''Shamus 0Bfien''
aud "Only Pin"
Several Of the members Of the Asso.
citation also contributed their mite
towards making the affair an enjoyable
Que, prominent among which, were
Messrs. Frank P. Kane, VIM. H. Carey,
Thomas S. Doherty, Jno. J. Mullen
James P. Doherty and M. McGrath'
Mr.. Jno. Mclaughlin danced "Sailor'l
Hornpips," the difficult steps of which
were accurately executed, and gave
evidence of careful training.
At 1880 o'clock dancing took the
place of siDging, ETC., and the light
hearted "laddies and lassies," tripped
the light fantastic until about foui
O'Clock this morning, when they depart
cd for home highly pleased with the
pleasant time they had experienced,
and all agreeing that they were deeply
indebted to the gentlemen from Phila'
delphia who had contributed so much
to their amusement. Messrs. Richie
Worth and Hyatt furnished the music
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Loan Meetings..

The Citizens Loan Association will
meet this evening.
At the monthly meeting of the Hope
Loan Association, last evening, 81, 200
was sold at five per cent. premium.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Police COurt.

There weie no cases at Police Court
last evening. A case of assault and
battery which was to have been called
was dismissed, the prosecuting witness
not appearing
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Tothe Ladies'.

han va are out shopping just step
sTiluington N Clothing House, N.
l, r0nr,h and Market streets, and
ina those chiIdren's shirt waists.
IstYm 6jc. 10 sl.W.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
..oo,ls. Hosiery, &c'

| l,'aiss ls'v are invited to call and in
H. .'l,I ls,ro and handsome sssort-
4 y ~ lace ,',Ir goods, hosiery, SKINNER
!. y nd 'iii l,diss' spring and summer ms
h aa, 'ns 'st st Ma. N. i. Riley's, Nc.
sssai' f,sa .srsst. Her store has beeu
AlIS nSi, 'T -set;sd and stocked with
ii,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Prick Work Completed.

The brick work upon the Delaw are
Engine House was completed yesterday.
Members of the Fire Company furnish
ed the workmen with half barrel of
beer. A very jovial time was enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Re- aDpOlNtNd.

Daniel Farra, who has held the Office
Of Notary Public for three terms, a Pc
riod Of twenty-one years, was reap
pointed yesterday by the Governor.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Testimony Meeting.

A cordial invitation is extended to
all persons to attend the testimony
meeting at the Household of Faith
church, this evening, commencing at
/ 30 O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Up IN q Good Condition.

A gentleman with lady were stand.
ing on top Of the Clayton House, one
day last week, when his hat blew of
his head, and it was afterwards picked
up near Second and King streets in a
good condition. 1t was one Of ofSheppey's
skeleton weight Derby hats, or the re-
suit would have been very different.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
The WnhlhAr

FVepartment, OEice of the Chief
Vn'er, Washington, May 6-l
a'l9n8 for ThuEsday--For the
sIa atlantic States, falling barome.
y s.a'lsFly winds; warmer, cloudy
Ies'enlng seS weather, followed by
.'''a winds rising barometer
|Slfl1g weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
Magistrate coles Court

Last evening Magistrate Cole fined
Bridget Hayes fly cents and costs for
using abusive l,ngaage toward Julia
Riley.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
One More On anC9.

,,,,,, 46 pieces, for $3.50, and 5
S,s Of all other goods for the next
4, at 81 and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
lie OF the TltSrmOIn eler

fNPIHLICAS Office, on Thursday
|hg, Nay 6:
FH IL O'Clock, y o'clock.
~ $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06
.,.crAL MENTION.
.,srs Of RiBo Arts.

r'A' r's,,""jty n"at is now afforded !I to
J eppoI'an,Ss samss with oil paintings,
I J'aI ari pslesI Stesl sugrsvings, at prices %,
- 10 'aa S,sSs s'I'l Of al. The fine col !
y The tas 'Sa't Sa exhibition Il At Drake n.s' 4
y now nov 'r rooms, No. 8 East Fourth n u
la'aGspi nsisS 'Svn.l many more have this
y 10 HI1sd sd5sd, wi" viii be offered at auo- o
'is'S ''9.n, atq,s, ,p,,rye a, y o'clock this
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

XNYANTED-A YOUTH GB OR ID TO
w learn the drug business; years ex-
perence preferred. Address DRUGS, RE-
PUBLICAN office. 683t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

VIVA DAN APPRENTICE TO
w learn dressmaking. Apply 2l9 W. 7th,
street. b.6'3t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

THOR SALE CHRAP.-EIGHT HORSE.
Il cover boiler and engine.
JOHN u. HlRZEL,
b.6-1md 208 Z. 2nd at.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

yXYnNTED.-TWO (2) INTELLIGENT
w young ladies Of good address to 20 to
New York; employment light and respecta-
bic all expenses advanced ret. required.
H SARGEANT,
5.6.4tf 8u5 Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

DOARDING.-IN PRIVATE FAMILY s.
10 large front roam; furnished or unfur-
nished. Gil Shipley 81. b-e-tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

TXTAEgED=.A SITUATTON.-A RE-
w liable person wishes q situation In a,
small family. country or city. Call bet. A..
NJ, and or. N., at lb E. 4th st. 662t*
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

VNYANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewOrk. so5 Shipley st. 6-6.2t"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-06

Y OSTu>UN TUESDAY MORNING A
4 pocketbook. A suitable reward will be
offeted on return to 9o7 W. 9th st. 5-6-3t#
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26
Petrined woman.

On Thursday last, says the Carson
Appeal of Sunday, Alonzo Zaletto, an
italian ~isheTrnan discovered q petri6ed
woman at Cascade Lake. He was going
olt to fish ut the time. and when push
ing Off his boat, struck his oar against
something which attracted his attention.
He Investigated the matter and found q
petrifed hand protruding from the sand
aud pebbles on tho beach. In a shcrt
time he had unearthed a m in a
complete state OF pe~trifcation. It was
small in size. brown in color and scraw-
ny aud emaciated. The p%etri6cat:on
had a hiaeous appearance, and the body
originally must have belonged to a shriv-
eiled, sickiy woman. The left breast
was we'll developed, but the arms and
legs were not much larger than the
bones would have been. and the fingers
Of tho right hand were gone. The pet.
rifcatioh weighed nearly two hundred
pounds.s and a more unsiShtly object
could not we'll be imagined. 1t was
brought down to Lake Bigler in the at,
ternoon, and Mr.. l.. J. Wilson OF San
Francisco Inns offered 800 for it as he
wished to present it to the Academy Of
Science. In nll probability the body is
That Of an Indian woman. There is a
tradition that years ago tho Indians had
a bs;tle9t Cascade Lake in which the
Equaws joined, and the dead we're buried
on the shore Of the Lake. Under certain
conditions the human cadayer petriaes;
more especially in water. The finder
wants $3.50 for his prize. and it is prob.
nble that the sum will be paid by tho
Academy and the curiosity sent 10 San
Franoisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

4 VESSEL from Hayti was towed Into
New York harbor, Thursday, the entire
crew being down with yellow foyer.
The same day the Steamer Nevada
brought 347 Mormon emiprants, bound
for Utah. They are from Scandinavia
aud Germany; tho majority being from
the former.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26
Yesterday'. AIteraoon a,nr.


80 Jackson. SOC
200 Belmont. 35c
$50 Belle, 12H l2K
10 Manhattan, loo
100 Day. $50
600 Paradise. loo 400
$50 Albion, Coo $50
$50 Mount Potosi, SOC
225 Z. Mount Diublo, SOC Coo
400 Columbus az
SO Wales, l40c
$40 Diablo, loo
l2j Bodie, 1850 AZ
$50 Bechtel. llOc
225 Tioga. Zoe Csc
los Syndicate. 75o
$50 Goodshaw. Too
$50 BulWer, ~ n,
20 ConcordIa, $50
465 Belvidere, 40c 45c
$50 Champion, 500
$50 Booker. 2Uc
eiS Con. Pacific, 1906
$50 Jupiter. 35c 30c
$50 S. Bulwer. 40c
80 MONDAY. 2
100 Double Standard, 900
2G5 Mammoth, 800
200 Boston. SUo
$40 Orc. s
100 Addenda, zoo
275 Atlas, 3
40 Silver King, 8
100 Tip Top
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

TnE Georgetown stage was robbed
Saturday noon, about q mile from Au.
burn, Placer county, California. Ono
passenger, was relieved Of his watch
and chain, Valued at 500, and about
$40 in silver. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
box was not taken. Ono robber did
the work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

IT is believed that the Bolivian pence
commissioner to the United States, has
been captured by the CHILEAN feet. He
Is long overdue, and has not been heard
from hinced he embarked for Panama
snrouto fol, this country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26
No. NNVI. senate Concurrent
Resolution No. ~.

NO' tnhtC concurrent
Resolution No. ~.
Re,olred, BY the Senate, the Assembly
conourring. That the Constitution Of
the State Of Nevada DO amended as fol.
lows:
Amend section Q OF Article " Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Nevada, no
as 10 read IA follows:
SIC. 2. The session Of the Legisla.
ture shall be biennial, md shall com
mence on tho FIRST Monday OF February
next ensuing tho election Of tho mem.
bets Of the Assembly. unless tho Gov.
ernor shall. in the interim convene tho
Legislature by Observation-Disclosures
March 4, 1901
l hereby certify the following to DO q
true copy Of the enrolled resolution on
file in my office.
liz Witness WHEREOF, / have here.
unto set my hand and Alfred
the Great Seal OF State. Dono
tsEAL1 at Office In Carson City, Nevada,
this second dag OF August, A.
ID. thousand eight hundred
and eighty.
JAsrER DADcocK.
Secretary Of State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

''NABOB"
Pure Whisky.

EXPEitIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT Ma.
II BOB WHISKY Is one Of the best mcdi.
cinHl preparations known. and Ii highly 70.
commended blythe Faculty for all cases OF
Ne vousncss, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. Its popularity Throughout
the Eastern States has been great, and II
comes TO the Pacific Coast Endorsed by the
certificates Of Or 4. Dana Hayes, stat. ASSAY.
or of Massachusetts. and DIR. II. g.. Louder
back Of 81. Louis. Mo-. These certificates are
most direct IN their statements, aYcrring that
the Sabob Whisky Is, without exception. the
pureat article that can be uHcd- either mcdi
elnnlly or for Indigestion and Nervous Alice.
iiors, and can be used with the utmost conh.
dcncc. The analysis shows that this whisky
Is free RON n~svorlng oils. acids, metalr. or
other dclctenous substance. DR.. Hayes
further sayi that II IL pure, 81 superior quail.
~, and suitable for dletoiic aud medicinal
pnrposss. Such recommendations arc the
strongest that eau be furnished. and Ms there
arc thousands OF letters tcstlyiug to the mcr.
It, Of tho Whisky ns q family remedy and
tonic. no further proof Of Its excellence need
be given. Since the Nsbbh Mcdieated Whisky
has been introduced. the Medical Faobly has
Dissolved properties which make II valuable
as a Blood PnTiacr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

TnE S1oer State OF Saturday, says
Sheriff Miller lef. for Carson to day
with Jennie Taylor. sentenced to The
s,a,o Prison for two years. for an as.
sault with y deadly weapon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

eS-A choice " ,iety Of pIspts spd Flowers
reared ~ the nrInss, constantly on band snJ
are for sabe. ~. 0AHRECHT,
PpoDriSLos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-26

SENATOR CosxGISo waved the bloody
shirt In New York Friday night.