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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

Ar. Wren avovs hiusSf . eanaidaO
tOs Q. 8. SsAAior. RS srsnping
the Stats PsOelainine thu fAee aud
ssAaG the slsetioa Of Rsprbsiean 1e1-
bsn O. the Legislature uho may aid
him = his contest. Perhaps us have
no rigAtto question Mr.. Xren's motives
or intentions; bat no one can look e<er
the FIELD aud fail - see that how
ever honest may be his intentions, cir
eumstanees may be stronger than his
will. Nj. Wren may imagine that he
is . candidate, cut most OF the leading
spirits Of his own party differ from Kim
in tA.s Spiaaon- The machinery Of the
Republican parry, its wealth. in;sli
esnee. and vital active force are ro,
under bis control. They are in the
hrnts of William Sharon. TaeS viii
be usei to return him 1 Washinstoi
and 10 leave Mr.. Wren 70 bis legal
studies at Eureka.
Senator Sharon is no fool. BE knows.
s. every man in Nevada knows, that he
u unpopular. that he has ds1e Also
lussly nothing for the StA,ss that be
has lot placed himself in the position
to command the rssPeet or friendship
Of his associates in the Senate.
nor With the present AdninisiTa-
ton; that his SsiSty is financial. not
political; thar he has not made
= representative his eorSii;usats are
prOad of; that II 5 vote unbiased arS
untraRmeled by any personal consider
alton, were taken to-day upon the gus
too Of his candidacy. not = hundred
r~n COLD be found in the State to
favor his re election. Still, If the Re-
puolieAns eounoI the nsx, legislature.
be will Be elected. And Mr.. Wren " l
be snISb-d. Spubhei. Ne say. if be Is
really sincere in his prOtsssicas-iE he
Is really a candidate for Senator.
Their are teS iatsllisert men Who
believe that Mr. Wren is : candidate.
eIeept to receive . miraculous ~indfa!l.
BE canucs be elected by anything
less than . miracle. II the Rsp1b!i-
cans hold lie Legislature Sharon nil
be chosen; If the Democrats have the
majority they certainly will not sslsc;
Mr.. wrsr. knoSIas this. as all men
know 49, there can only be = eoac.u-
sion dawn from The premises, and that
is that wrsn's e~aadidAiare Is = prsisres
and a fraud; thar be Is = representative
OF Mr.. Sharon and rot Of himself. Tie
present Senator may be able 10 eoD;rol
the Western portion OF the State, bat IN
the Eastern thsre IS ~ independent Be
publican element not 50 easily managed.
The only way to reach many Of them is
to impose upon their ereiuli,y. They
dsnounce Sharon, bat ease their polili-
cal eonscisDeeS by q hurrsh for Wrrp:
bnt VIXEN Wren's supposed votes So TO
Carson what will become OF ;hsn?
What vii! beeou= Of wr1? Those
votes viii so to Sharon. if they can do
that gentleman any coed. In bEis..
Wren's mission IS TO gather Up anti
Sharon votes 10 Eastern Nevada and
deliTer iEsn 10 Sharcp's maaipulators
next Winter; orif no; numerous snousl
to do any gOoi, he IS 10 receive The empty
honOrs of = complimentary rouiua-
ten.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

VIM regard to The Ohio and Indiana
olss6ons the World sayn; There seems
90 u no reason TO doubt o. che Re-
Psedeans have carried the &epSAlieaA
9ts.s Of Ohio. although epoathe eandi-
date vho hs~ds the iekesthe Dsnoents
have male very eonsid .rable gains upon
the vote Of 1874. Indiana. however. Is
. doubtful State, and the contest there
il always close. The total vote this
year, il ne can infer anything whatever
from the returns thus far received. has
been more thsu Rsaca. The IesuR
will cot apparently vary muehfrom that
Of 1876. Il is TO be noted. however.
ssAt the straight Democratic counties OF
the Interior are still to De heard from.
and IL is entirely within the possibilities
that these eoonties may.not only n-u-
t~ralize, hut so far overcome the reported
Republican gains aS to swell LAndsr's
majority to figures much greater than
those reached BY Williams in ls16,
although Lsndsr's has un~quesionably
run his ticket, since be is enough of .
Gresnhseker to diSdeet many hard
money Democrats without being enough
Of . Grsenbseker to attract Suy eonsid
cradle following from among soft none
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

BEFoSs the AdPErHa-E, Q! The Nor
noa Conference last Sunday evening.
John TaylsE Vas unanimously elected
FIEs; President oi the ChGEeh Of Jesus
Chris; Of Latter DAY Saints position
left vaeari By TIE death o; Brigham
ioEag. TEylO; kGs been The head Of
the Church siae- Brsbzn's leuiS-.b bat
oa!y Preside 1t c! the Twelve Apostles.
George .. Csuuoa is TAyIoI's as,
COanss!or. The Eag!ish Saints roE
control the CEzrss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

The Grce1Naek Electoral Ticket.
The Greenhasksrs have an electoral
tisket In the field in this State. The
three gentlemen Who have consented TO
run are: W. Scots Williams. Of Ham,
boidt. Horace n. Hurd. Of Humboldt,
and DIT. Il. II. Hogan. Of Reno. The
last is The soul Of the Greenbaek cause
in Nevada. He doesn't expect that he
sil be elected . csfry the electoral
vote Of Nevada on 20 Washington for
Weaver. tut be is jus. as enthusiastic
sr5 sGrnss; IS u be hcpsd for success.
tie other ,~o esuiiemsn are respectable
ei,iztrs sIse. All we're formerly Re
P~rbiiSsus- Tickets for election day
Ray Dc bad By Addressing DR.. Hogan a.
Reno Tvgssss Crs=sct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
40. Clair ,aE-n TO Prison.

Robert 81. Clair convicted OF the muir
der OF Patrick Tully on the 2sih Of las,
July, and sentenced TO State Prison for
twenty Ave years, lers for that inssitu-
ton yesterday in custody OF Sheriff Nil.
Ter. His legs were heavily ironsd. as the
Sheriff did rot want TO give him any
opportunity to escape on the way to
Carson. 4 large crowd assembled at
the depot, from motives Of curiosity. to
see him. When the train arrived be
asked: Must ! walk TO the ears With
these irons on and make \ show of my.
self for the qualification of those idio;s:''
he vas accompanied BY his wife, who
sssned to realize the situation Of her
husband fully As much as he did him
self. He looked considerable thinner
than when be wa FIRST arrested. bat
probably this Vas owing to the fact that
be had shaved CT his heard after he
broke jail. The fate Of ST. Clair should
be a fearful example to evil doors. Less
than three months ago he resided near
Loveloek, where be o~Ded considerable
land and other property. To day he is
in all probability in the State Prison.
Siih NO hope Of breathing the free air
OF heaven for aquarter Of a century.
Notwithstanding the fact that be was
ably defended. he merely escaped the
sallows for the murder of neighbor.
with whom be had some trouble about
water for irrisating .purposes.-Slsr
STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

The venue cutter Corviu. brings
news tbs, at St Lawrence Island on. Of
seven hundred Inhabitants ave hundred
we're found dad from starvation.
Trs'ers had Introduced liquor among
;hsu, causing them to neglect laying In
their usual supply Of provisions. The
ofiser. OF the cot~in express the opin.
ION that the Jeanette vinisred on tho
Siberisn shore. and is DOE there ives,
OF North Cape. The coruia could not
Sc, far enough ives, to verify this belief
on accoun, Of ice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y rOz Eul tC-r tie n--t Cay ofJaly, = II
Isl the OGrs.E EE-lEsET - Esku k.vCtICn
District viii D "p-n - Scc&Cv OF. II $uE-
-ctL jssilc- % thv Fe4cr -InUra the boar.
Of 70 o'CFo-E a = 1liS o'clock ?. ~. o. all
i~-l d2vs - - The 2i-f GaF % Octob-r % aid
yszT. fp- IL rrEt>Gr=isgE o.! The names % The
ss-sl su-r-. q .z3i El-cttuu District. yrsos TO
thr =yatr14 s4=CtEa 20 L. bed oa lke 81 cas
3 N~0venh-r- A. D 1851 ! Il SCGGE1T.
Jus;icr q ~ Frace n-f crosses Registry
Ag~at 81 E&o Elsct!gz Dl,IEls;.
ELEp. Jctv !. $50
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
Kevs1a In CoaxresA

Nevada NAY Be- the rotten @CeO9gh II
has been represented. but sold and sill
yer are no. rotten The metals that
have come out II the ground IN Nevada
during the past t~wensy-cae years. and
thAtAu~e PSseed into me commercial
exehHnges Of ne world, are . lasting
testimony Of NevadA's position. re-
souce~ and standing. which no idle
phrase. nor silly sheer car m~isreprese1t
or misplace. The star that represents
Nevada ON our National Gag is as bright.
large and beautiful, a. that which rep
ressn,s the Empire State" While Il
does 10, speak for Population a. uu-
nsrous. it proclsims the gill OF the peo-
rle as patriotic. as reSolute il eonvie-
tious. as true 20 their cooniry. az any
within the circle of its domain. The
State is entitled TO tro votes in the
Senate and one IN the House OF Repre-
LentatiVes. II We we're as strong rs
some Of the great States Of the Atlantic.
perhaps oar strength might speak for
itself. There is sometimes q nsgie in a
name. but here. Tar distant from the
supposed center Of ~eiriiizatica snd in
t~eIligence. Ne should hare representa-
tives in the Halls of Congress to speak
and act for Ne, poor and Insignificant
as Ue may be. whose hand would leave
an impress behind it. The poorer aud
weaken We are the stou.er should be the
man who seeks to represents the State
OF Nevada; ss rich and as strong as We
know it to be. so much ADLER should be
the hands and the heads OF those Who
voluntarily offer to act as It's guar
dian.
All the signs in the heavens point
80 q Democratic Administration after
the third day Of March next. Is there
anything to be gained for Nevada by
appointing . Republican Senator to
represent our interests before that Dem
eeratie Court! Mr.. Sharon. Mr.. Wood
burn or Mr.. Wren may be able, may be
plausible. may be patriotic, may be all
chat any Of their friends may have
claimed them to be. aud their influence
eiisht be great with a Republican Con-
gress and President. But what would
is be worth With q Democratic Congress
and President? Nothingi With Mr..
sharon in the Senate, or Mr.. Wren. and
Mr.. DsEsett in the House. what interest
of the State Of Nevada would or could
be benefited. save that which its I'M
ehaIlsnEed merits demanded, and force
sxsortedi What interest has been pro-
NOTED during the past ten years, even
with . favorable Administration Some
of our Republican friends inform as
that the interests OF certain individuals,
and certain eliques, have been attended
70 very faithfully; bu. VIA, Of The
State?
General Hancock will be The nest
President Of the United States; both
branches Of Congress will be Demo
cratic II Nevada expects any favOrs
hereafter at Washington, they uin come
from Democratic hands. The rights o!
the State should be respected whoever
nay be elected: but it is hard to "kick
against the picks" We should have
aSenator and a Representative rho are
n harmony With the National Admins
trasion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17


USpyx date Of the ii instant Frank
Stewart writes - follows from Bangor,
Maine. Of which State he has been =
resident for some months past: I'm a
political sense the Pine Tree State has
done pobly. The holy alliance Of Den
ocrais and Gresrbsckers to burst the
uDhOiy ring Of Republican eoTrrpuon
ISIS, has. as you are aware, been
crowned with signal uecess. The
backbone nf BlAineism has been com
Plstely ~disjoiuisd, and you nay rely
upon it thai Hancock and English will
carry the State in November by q hand
soue majority. Yesterday one Of the
most infusntiiI Republican Town Can
rssssrs in Bangor, published = card in
the CozaereiG! isnderius his resignA;ion
and boldly declaring his intentions TO
work and vote for Hancock. This IS
by no means AZ exceptional cAss. HaG-
drHds OF the men Of Maine are daily
rerooneiuS their al allegiance to h ordrr
OF 1923" and coming out for the gallant
standard bearer Of D~smocTacy."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

Charles W. MeCune. member Of th.
DeReerstie Sssts Co9miftee from Erie
eoznsy, BIT solon Saith. Secretary Of
ne R~epshiissa coapty Committee. e..
ooo sgsiBss $a.so9 that H.oeoeh would
b eieeaed- The money vas TO bav,
Seen deposited At the HOanAu Houss
Dir. MeCune made his depos:s, bu;
szith failed TO sppea.. aud sen;s nos,-
sass backing on, Of the BET AZ this
Zine In 1879 ths betting uPoa the gen.
stsi resait RS large, With odds Ia favor
81 tAs'Repabliesss. This year there is
ba, hitse eeitisS. for TIE reasca that
R1psbiiesas easnos Be- inaacsd to rtsk
their rsoney
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

AszASozn dispatch says: On the
lJth tee Cai;ed States Immigration
Commission h.fIs first conference Nth
the Representatives o: lie CkiEsss Gov
erauert, Pio AsGu ard L@e Hang Tsso.
Tk-ss senL!E=en. Who are PIsEiPoieE-
uaE!rs On The part Q! Ctiaa, are said 10
- friendly 10 i-s oti=et Q: :ae Commits
sion, aud il i 1oS believed ths; TIE
business Of the session all BE- rapidly
dispatched.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

TEE Rspzhiisans Of Lincoln eoun,y
In C~OnysnhSs al Pieehs oathe Sab in.
s,Ksi. made The fsilosing no~niustiSns:
Fer State sezitos. ". d. Howell; As.
ssabynss. =. W. Davis. George =.
Wed. n. Muisaby. S. C. Webster and
Josssh Postsas; cisrk. 1. u. Hsufosd.
rrs.sar.r. G. II. Fish; Recorder, q. Y.
weed; Btssriss Attorney. Thouas
gsalfb<iI; Ae4sser. Z =. Nisr,os. Cen
Rissioasr. shor4 Tern. C n. Hopkins.
Dsiasss q dss.4 hf 10 Be SIZED ~ the
Central Co1 nitses
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Sosi-c }, hereby siTen hat tAsDmasi Reg.
isfSf Tot tsmoils Eiscfio- Di.trtet Il uos
opta aitks tssdrae. ofJ. Datia. ht-rsn th-
hvufs otl9 o'clock a " Aad 8 o'eiocs ? -. %
the registration q tie name. II 81 legal vofsrs
81 said Eleciica ptstrtct. pytcr 10 tts general
~,teeitoa, 70 b BEL On ths srcsrd day 81 W.
yembef \. ID. 80 JUDsON DAEiS.
Registry AzcBt tSg LAr1oilJe Elsoico Dis
tret.
LAHoitix. oe:. & iso.
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A BopIs tssnster. on his gay to Car.
N. vas stopped by = bish~aymAn last
Saturday night bear Bridgeport, and
robbed Of Sis in coin snd a check for
ESQ drawn in favor Of James Youog.
The robbers face vas concealed by =
handkerchief. and as be got the drop on
the tesps.sr uiih his pistol. The latter
did no, demand an Introduction before
banding over his coin.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

SoIC : EsEcSy Eivra that the oSci.I Re-
t,icr tur Tcru=a Elect!nu D's-r.ci. l. uoW npra
A. Shc o&cc O W =. NcNAl-r, between Ia-
boar o. :" C'c!1cE a. .ad 3 ?. n Of all le-
81 c1Ts ~ - iac slsI Lay q October. A. u.
lSSl a- he Ee-lsIralica - the names o a!
legal rc.~-s = ,ss4 El-rti-r n's'rfr;. Prior -
he gyacz4 S.--f!oz 10 Lc held on - Sc ~
Gay o! ScTs- by. =. y iSSl
-. 2. EeNILLES.
Jz-,1ts e Z Prsr- EG4 I-D= o x Il t-T
Agent Ec-az= Escc.ioa Dist irt.
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E%EGISTRATl1N NOTICE.

S5tics e. Sr-ery ETsn sat TIE O=-El Reg
.'t-f 81 Hzat-rtca = e1s1n Di.tr-: j. nsT
yea At ar "a q a. ~. BryHE. be-
lE~ru fh@ 10 - u - o'cip-k = y sd s
1'cs.rE ? q % ali le-u tKys 90 10 Ire Gst
aay Q! OCtnbrI. A. D-iSn ~ sbr rezis;tsH2E
7fths -azst GO al irrsi voi~r. = sB1 49,
u0a Disirs;. Frk1- 70 Ihz general elecGon- 20
> hs3d o. ssssacsna Day q NCy-ssr. d
50 X NRyXS
ta.ti-- ofta~ Pr=r- soI sI-OEct7 R~ristry
Areat 81 u~antiHEtSs Eirc,iou District
HENTtNsTpN. Oxs. & iSG
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REGISTRATION AJTlCE.

S-:irg 3. .-g~Ny civ-z itz' the Cmell Reg
:sIrr srr wei E.e-llua Lt'-.ri O.. nov , pc
EEE lrlr- OF - q e. q = = sd 8 J. - - al
.=zl EzFs 80 10 t.= ~ EEr q OCJrt.r- 4. u.
->-L ~ f.~ r--rTE'sra - lac name. % all
---z. Votes 90 Sz.I Ea-Hasz DLs.ries. ~ 20 10
to -vE-rsf S.eSE5'n 10 b. a-lt "a the -ecoul
ly Z Ney-ESvE. \ II. l~n.
JOHN IASCWgT.
Ee--tp A-EEt FOR Wrlis ElcGloa Di-tiict-
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Jrpos Rfstse a Storey eoSu,y. last
wsst. ruled out several applicants for
naturalization for the reason that they
eoal5 not spssk OF read ths English
Language. Thi, psy seem somevhs,
arbitrary. bo, Que WHO asks for The priv.
ii.ss Of ruling others ought 10 know
he- 10 rule The sirhsbs,.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NctIes is hereby -vs- a.; ~ O1rlII Rr--
tier fy Day TGdsz EI-Crs~s Ef.;ri-t i. rop
egsa a TIE fstS,Es~ = 7 Mar
y sd 1'Cipes ? ~ cf1fl lz-ai Eay- - TO
ias a.; DAY q O-ts~, \ D.. iSSE .1r the
? E1st-E'fca x to nsEnE< o. a. f-Ezl vpEsrs -
AL -.iccsEIE pi.friri. plrr - u. ga raj
election "a o ~ GO IT, ssS1Zd GV o. No
yszh-- 4 y. $50. J. MURPHY.
Rszi-iy A-r-t fS- Dolly NE5ea Election
District
DottT ylr0r<. oe, & 1880.
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LAsT ue.k the Repsbiiesn journals
discovered ,hai Gen. Hancock is subject
20 Attacks 81 Apoplexy. Lat. election
resarns isiorn zs that the entire Re-
paeiie.a party has strangely and sud-
asoly been attached 81 The sane CON-
pisint.
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TsH absence Of election news from
Ohio aud Indisns, IL attributed 10 .
heavy storm, which is said to have pros
,raied ,he wires through a large portion
Of ths Mississippi valley.
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REGISTRATION H0Tict.

- .
N0tles T. h7rsy given TIA. The Ofse4al Reg.
letter &C. 1isD~eS StsfI0a 2 Election Districs Il
nOu open 81 W f-siIccec % 10. NeCGia be.
tvtsu ihs AV5fs pfi0o'etock a ~ ao3 Eo'sicek
P.Hsofal t-<altsrs up 30 to- si-t eAf ofort.
lS-l tyf The frEistrziioa 81 the aaue. Of
81 NSsrs % ssii Siceite1 District. prtrr
t~otaaE.ncfal s~icctsoa. TO ekeid ea tks sscorG
day % S0Ttnhrr. n. $50 II. MCCAIN.
Registry Agess sE HsIirck sfasioa Elee.i0a
t~i.tffct.
HAU,seE SrartoS. Oct. g $50
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REGISTRATION NlICE.

Nctie~ l. hereby given that the oHSaI Re-
tsser fS S~prGcsaaai Election District i rou-
a. tie c4cy 90 \ y Beach. pe;NSru
ihe soEEs 81 10 e'chNS A n. andSF Y. Of az
!e-i SsrS Up 10 IT, Set day OF octoh-r. A. u.
:>-' To- the re-i-tziica o. the nSnts ~ All
LEGAL voters q sAG E;ccsIoa District prio< 20
tsr Cc1eTzl eiccitca ~ ~ held "a the second
cay q November, - L. IsO
a y. BEACH.
zstce otth Pe=ce aad c-J-scsS E~-st-v
ASrEt ~ >~P-GcraonI Ei-cston District.
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Re iISTRATl0H NOTICE.

Note p hereby rirsa IA, he o=eI,l Re-
isteF 80 Sts- Valley Elecitvn District 3. ES~
81 tie o4cc - Z. Z. SA~tele. e-~-ra
tAv ho1rs % 10 O'Clock A. =. Gni , 4 o. alt
-. Cay. -P 70 the Slst CAV 81 OcIOecs. 4. -
Er The registration Q. the nan-. 81 All
S14 voters e sA'd ElcS1iSa Dstriei. prior 10
-Ea-tel s4-CIica 20 - hell On tie seasrt
CAV Q. NSScnbrt, \ u, iSS.
Z. Z. SANTELLE.
Icsi.ec Of the Pace aud rx+O1ciS Registry
Agent fI- STAR VALLEY Elec;i,a Di.trfcI.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice l. hersb, give, th.. IN. o1sI.i R,v.
lst,r 20 Nound Valley lection District u
nov open a. the 's.Hercso q ". ". Rsnnsdy,
ectuesn the hc1fs 81 10 o'elo-k a y aadsF
A. d - .tocthe rry.strattca on ne ,aas, ~
~ TIE legal voters o. aid Election District.
pftcf totoe zensrsl sl~sttoa 80 - Ned % N.
seeoud dsJ u NevsnSsr. 4 y iSo.
vs. u. KENNEDY.
Rs-is;v AEr1i fcG Noand Valley Eiseiioo
pfstftef.
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TIE spiritz.l powers Of sAs Hosrse.
Church are so- rssssi ia TIE bad %
Joan Taylor. sisstsd % he Psssdesey
his -~.h, 10 succeed Brigham rospg.
he GA prtdie,sOa ,Aai The Morsoon
Ajersrsby vOsld ssohls a. Brghsn's
dsAih 49, proved . failure.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Sctsce . hereby river that tse ~4cini Reg
lister sr Scsth Rrey Electtoa District 10 now
~ the residence Of Wn- Meyers between
the hcGrs Of toS>elcck A y AaAS r fall eral
days aP 10 The Sist dsS Of OcE- Al l&n Tor
tie reSetSIloc OF Ihe nance Of all legal vct-
err OF sAto kl~ctica ntsrrS6 prtos to the gen
eral eirettca to-ce keid en- tae seccud day el
NcNC.eer. Al. tSO wN. MEYERS
Registry Aeer; for Seth Rsey Eieetion Dis
grtcl-
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Settor i h~-rhy. cir-n thai the uaci=l Rr-.
istSr fE IgaDo ESSI!eE Jistrc; j. naN o,ra
.. The E-iCc-~ Ct 4 W CO Die. h~rUrrr
iAe boar q 10 o'clock A. n. sndsr.M =. OF all
lG5- days up 20 tar &C. Az Of Cctob-r. \. D.
!>Sn tcr the registration % the names Of :.
sC-a4 NOSrEs % >at4 El,Ctloa i~l-ITtct. prior u
iA~ EcIsrsl clectiE= 10 L Aafd oE Th- .cco.I
Gay % November, A. II. 80.
a w. GUEBLE.
Ec-ts;-T Ass-; TO- Tulac Elc--ioa D!stIict-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

No;tee Is s~reby SiNea ;Au the otsciAi Reg
tster f. Sozth FoCS El~cttcz pistrfcI g nov
the kcas - 10 O'Clock OF All ierai
cSSs up 10 the Sist 6ay og Oei, A. n. lSn Tor
tAe rcgtstrsitsa Of iAe nAHcs 81 all legal yot.
eGs o. s1A1 E4cSilaa DtsTrst. pStcr 10 the EvE-
cal c~leSItca. 20 De krlA e. nc .Ncnal dsy 81
N~SNSaeSr, A ID. ,SS ". l. CRANE.
Re-tstSy Agent Er SGtA Fo-S Election Die
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

EfcISTMnM NOTICE..

tstU See North Raey Eleett0a District 10 noI
opsn .; tie e@eS cd. koSeiES N<tWe~n the
hcars esiooNelcekL n XaiSr. u. Of all lerAl
tae registration ~ the nance or ali legal vcS-
ers OF said Election ptstrtes. prior to the zen
erAl election 70 y kesd ca the seeoad CAV OF
NoSeaeeeS A-p iSA
JOHN RoRRrNs.
Jcstkee OF the Peace ana ex-OAcio Rexistry
ASeHs H- So~th Rzsy EleSsioa District
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Sg-Asr g. >e-ehT -fve1 tE- -he Csei,l Re-
istIy - camp uzl[ck EEscJsra I4.;ERt i
Bon op=- - Ike c~Cr o. Z. T. Nave. -
tEe1 shr aoars q }U'Sla-S 4 N~-Anzso-cEo-k
:. X . al 5e==l GAYS EP - tbs slst Gy Of
lCobEr. 4. D.. lSSl To- - -e-fs,rz-l1- 81 r--
-EZes fan g~-lEoir-- - I'D l-c:i0a De
o. II secCc1 Gsy OF SCs-usEE. A. d ISSa-
&. g. MAYER.
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CAxr HUG. o. z In
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

GLAS- thinks BzueCeE the mast selfish
b ever kHeS. hi il T,freshioc
;r00 the ran Vao -ari~i more uf this
Govtraasnt than Washington you'd
Ascent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

THE PfssiisnnAl p ny Ill! no; r,taTn
10 Washington before S1veab-r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-24
Robbery,

A bold robbery took place on Sun
day morning or Saturday night. Car.
ter's gun and ammunition store, on the
east side OF Main street was entered,
access being gained by the cutting out
of large pane Of glass on the south
side of the buil1ing, the window look
ing into a narrow alley. The thief
must have crswled along under the
counter, as there was light in the
store, and be would probably have
been seen otherwise. He opened one
of the cares and took out thirteen
pistols. nine English bulldogs, and
four Smith & NELSON'S, one being
ivory and another gold mounted. NJ
clu g has yet been discovered leading
to the detection of the thief.