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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

\ SAN F-ANC!sco dispatch OF the 18th
states that the revenue cutter ThuInns
Gown is nnc Eoied in the stream ready
to rail for the Arctic in search OF the
Jeanette nnd missing whnlrrs. Tie
captain has received his orders and will
depart to morrow, probably. The cut
ter has Leen thoroughly overhauled.
strongly braced and fitted with every
appliance experience suggests for her
voyage. The captain expects to be
gone some four months. and will s-nrch
the scn in tharvicility of wrnnglrs'
L"nd and If possible explore that un.
known county also.
The settlers nbcut IIamiord at n pub
lie meeting after the late nffray pnascd
resolutions holding the railroad com
p"ny responsible for tho tragedy and
ll'dging their honor to use all honorn.
bic means 10 prevent further bloodshed.
aud to urge waiting for the legal vindi-
cation Of their rights. Speeches were
made urging the settlers to staud to-
cethcr III the common cause nnd die for
their homes, il need be. Hart is cred
tied with the statement that Harris, one
OF the settlers, fired the first shot,
wounding him in the abdomen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
Letter from weed R,ver.

The following letter is just received
from our esteemed freud Andrew ].
Lane. who in company with J. II.
Bradley, left here for the Suake River
country, some weeks ago: - .... ... .
CAMP on Wuop RIvEn,
...... May z, 1880.
Dear SIR: According to promise will
drop you u line. il for nothing more
than to post you in reference to our
whereabouts, state OF the weather, etc.
After leaving Elko. We arrived in due
time on Snake River. Found Col.
Wood and family also Charles Lane and
family in fine health. The Colonel is
comfortably situated on his ranch and
contentment. from general appearances.
might justly be called all his own.
Charles is still operating in the mines at
Bonanza BAR. lie started up his ma.
chimes about three weeks since. As yet
1 caLnOt say that he has made success
OF his fine gold operations. but at pres.
ept everything seems to be working
we'll and he feels confident he will
make i, pan cut o X this coming Sum
mer. .....
We are within sixty miles OF the
Wood River mines ana from all the in
formation We can gain the prevailipg
opinion is. that it is going to be An ex,
tensire aud profitable mining region.
To day is ono OF those nice may days,
We frequently have in Nevada. The
wind blowing from oil points of the
compass in less time than You could
imagine, sunshine intermingled and
mixed with rain, hail, sleet and snow
almost to death, over u handful OF
ashes and coals in the mouth OF n
stretched wagon sheet. poor apology
for n tent. but as il is the best We can
do Just now. all hands have to claim
that it is No. l. John proposes to be
as gay rs lark, hut when l take into
consideration the state OF the weather
and that cold water straight, in rough
times is little thin. especially to one
of Johns habits and temperament, OF
course We know how to make the proper
allowances for him. So far as concerns
myself. 1 am free to admit. under exist.
ing circumstances, am not as happy
as n newly made Count: neither am l
as comfortable as could make myself
at the Palace Hotel. but what can't be
cured must be endured, so here goes for
better weather tomorrow.
The loss of stock on our range has
been slight but in most places. North
East, South and West loss have been
heavy. We commence working with
cattle in two.or three dnys; will work
down Wood River a distance OF l25
miles. Mr.. Bradley JOINS me in sending
kind wishes to frienus aud ncquain-
tances in Elko.
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pruEcrLr after the fatal shooting be

DLhECTLN hiter tue lhl1l ouOOluR O0-
tween the settlers Mt Hanforl, Cal.
aud the officers. the following written
document was handed Marshl Poole, by
the settlers:
Three cases have been appealed to
the United States Supreme Court and
we are determined to submit 10 no
eiectment until said cases are decided.
We present the following facts:
Fifst-These lands were never granted
TO the Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
psny.
Second-we have certain equities
that must be respected aud shall he re-
spected.
Third-The patents they hold to our
lands were obtained by misrepresenta-
ticns aud fraud, aud We, ms American
citizens. cannot aud will not respect
them without investigation by our gov
erumeut.
Fourth-The Southern Pacific II Ill.
road Company have not complied with
their contract, and therefore, for these
several reason we are in duty bound
to resist.
By authority of
The LEAuaE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

Tux detectives employed in tho Whit.
takcr case state that q denouement
may bo exp, cted to-day. Ono OF the
detectives brought Hu eigh, page letter
from New York and says he got it from
colorod man, aud tha, the man rc.
ceiscd IL from Whitaker OH the same
day tho outrage was discovered. The
detectives says it is filed with dcnuncia
tions Of West Point and of the treatncn
tho cUlorcd cadet has received.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisffnifncnt very naturally originate cd IN hmori
a, whcic Nature provides IN her ia,ornt, ry sucl
uirprbing nr'idotcs for the u Iladcs q. her chill
irrn. Its fame hhs been spreading for n year,
Until now II cncircics tho hnbitablo globe.
Tho Mcxicnn Mustang IInimcnt IL n mat chIcn
,emctiy for all external ailments Of man nd bcasi
To stock owners and farmers Il IL Invaluable.
A single bottle often Saves q human lIfo or n
ytorss the usefulness Of TN excellent horse. o:
SOW, or sheep.
II cures footrot, hoofaii, hollow horn, grul
cTcw.worm, Hhouidcr.rot, mango. tho bites an
Hir ~ Of poisonous reptiles and insects and ever
uch drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
II cures every external trouble OF horses. sue
nlamcncss, scratches, Swlnny. Eprains. founder
wind gall, ring bone, etc. etc.
Tho Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt Is the Quickci
sure In tho world for accidents occurring In tn
family, In tho absence OF q ply siclan. such q
burns, scnids, sprnins. cuts, otc. and for rhcuni
tlsm. nnd stiffness cngcndcrcd by exposure. Ia
ticulnrly valuable TO Miners.
II Is hc'\ lpcst remedy In tho world. for
ocnctraicst. w, 10 to the bone. and e singl
application iai 1craliy Eunlcicnt to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liuiment ia put up IN thrc
s!:e Ct bottles, tho larger ones being proportio
esH much tho cheapest Bold everywhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

AccoRpfS0 to tho assertions OF the
Virginia City papers. the zephyr which
famed tho Comstockian check. the
o,hor day must havo been OF the gcnu
inc old.fnshioncd Washoo variety
After the breeze had stendicd down 10
regular business. the oriental Inhnbi
tants spiritodly engaged in their favoritC
amusement Of kite nying; using iron
shutters for kites with pendant log
chaius as tails.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

ISDIASA develops quits boom among
the Democracy in favor OF Judge Field.
some of the most prominent politicians
in the Snte advocate his nomination.
Hendricks admits he would like to see
the Judge nominated. Rice. Secretary Of
the State Central Committee says there
is great deal Of talk about Field as all
available man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

A DyMEsTIc tragedy was enacted in
Texas, Friday. Horace Burr shot ut
his wife, aud Mr.. barnard. his mother
in.lnw, springing between them, was
shot twice. Burr then struck his sis
tcr-in.law. Mrs. Brewster, over the
head with the pistol, Telling her TO the
floor. Reloadiug the pistol, he shot
himself dead. Mrs. Barnnrd's wounds
are pronounced fatal. A quarrel between
burr aud his wife was the cause Of the
trouble.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

CuAs. WHITE ~ white man, was
hanged at Spartansburg, South Caro-.
lima. for the murder OF negro boy.
Carl Manke was nlso hanged Friday, Mt
Bnffulo, New York. for tho murder Of
John Atloff, ih April. Mnnko was evi
IDENTIFY n tough case, refusing oil at.
tempts at spiritual consolation, aud
cursing those about him ut tho c1ecu.
lion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

TnE blk Lcgrand. with q multitude
Of aliases, who recently "did" the
Western pait of the State, is now pur-
suing his avocntion OF dead beat" In
Eureka. lie will probably grace this
community with his captivating pres.
once, before long, and our citizens
should be prepared TO accord him q
reception indicative of their apprecia.
tiou Of his peculiar virtues. .r..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

4 Sr. PAUL dispatch says: Manager
Sargent says tho tirs. hundred miles OF
the Northern Pacific west Of the Mis-.
souri, river will be laid by June 9th
Grading is compet ID to the Little Mis-.
souri,, aud the graders are ut work oil
the way To the Yellowstone.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

Ir is reported IRON Leadvillo b. one
John Allepdorf, prospec.or, who says
he is just from the headwa,ers OF the
Gunnison. near the reservation line,
where. on May Sd. the Utes killed six
teen Of his comrades, who organized in
Linn comfy, Kansas, few days ago,
and were taking out from $4,000 to
SI,OO0 per day. He says he witnessed
the massacre from n high hill while
hunting. lie reached here alone. lie
gave the names the lost. There appears
to be reason to suspect that Alleudorf's
head-riece is little out of gear. how
ever, and his story is not generally
credited.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

The Court at Sacramento hos ordered
that Kcarncy have leave to briug up oil
matters Hppertaining to his case. tho
hearing to take place Monday. The
Court will, however, pnss npvn the ad.
missibility Of anything offered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

MRs. HAWKINS. Of Reno. struck the
war.path aud followed II up with n
horse.whip, caroming on one John
Hoyt, whom she alleged had sinndercd
her children. lioyt is reported to have
hastily rctron,cd followed by the cxns-
pctnted female, who lost hor whip. her
back hair, aud everything but her com.
mand Of vitupctntivo language.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

IL Lafayette township. Iowa. Sunday
night, u drunken farmer rnvished his
three daughters aged nine, fifteen and
eighteen. Their screams were heard by
the neighLors. A party Of armed men
are in pursuit Of the flying fend.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

THx two men charged with horse
stealing in Lander county recently
brought back from Lincoln county
where they were followed npd captured
by Sheriff Thomas Of Lander, pleaded
guilty to the charge when brought be-
fore the Court, aud were to have been
sentenced yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

Jous T. wuEELER, sentenced to be
hanged AT Ukiah, Friday, came very
near shutting of his coil with NOR
phine, supposed to have been furnished
by lis wito who was permitted to visit
hin, In tho iail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

DgsrnUcrivS forrest Htcs nrc raging
In Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Dwellings, crops and other destruotnbio
property have been consumed TO n
icatfUl e1ic.t IN portions oI those States
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

Ar Stockton. Saturday, NJ. A. Rob.
inson, q carpenter was shot in back tho
by IN East Indian, named Williams, be.
cause OF Robinson referring to tho latter,
in his hearing. ns negro. Tho shot
will prove fatal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

TnE oyo Is the index 10 tho sonl.
When man nsks you TO get OF the
ruins OF his new ping hat, you can tell
by looking in his ego whether ho wants
cash down for tho damages or will take
au indOrsod noto running six months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

A MOD Of about 100 masked meu sur.
rounded the jnil nt Oscsola, No., be.
tween 3 and o'clock Friday, morning
and took therefrom three men charged
with murder, and hopged them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

ITis stated tha, General schoGeid.
will be removed from West Point, 10
,ako' command OF tho Missouri. and
General Pope will be transferred TO
West Point. ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

a rwo YEAR OLD son Of Walter Davis,
Of Battle Mountain fell into partially
subken barrel OF water, Friday. aud
was nearly drowned when discovered
and tnken out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

TnI delegates elect to the Democratic
State Convention from Wnsboe county.
are J. G. HNgcrman. J. a. Gregory, +.
Lemnous. Dave Mcfarland, W. +. Berry.
q. w. Hufrnker and Maurice May.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

Ar Norway, Michigan, Thursday. n
cavo occurred IN the shaft oi au iron
mine, killing three men a, work in tho
bottom Of the shaft nul enclosing ,hir.
teen others in tho drifts. BY tho most
strenuous exotlious OF the other miners,
the thirteen in tho drifts weto rescoed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
The LEAuGE.

A DESTRUCTIVE fire broke out in the
car works in Milton, Pa. Friday. during
heavy gale, aud the flames could not
be checked until the entire business
portion OF the town was consumed.
II is estimated that 400 buildings were
burned, including oil the churches.
The fire burned over space Of seven
squares in length and two i'll width.
The banks. telegraph Office. newspaper
offices. Pennsylvania Railroad depot.
gas works and all the hotels were de-
stroyed. Several bodies have been re.
covered, but are burned beyond recog.
milton. Two hundred and fifty families
have been rendered homeless, and are
camping out in the fields. Supplies,
provisions and clothing are needed at
once. The loss is estimated Mt 81, 800. .
600; insurance. SSOO,O0O. During the
cOnhagration many articles were stolen
Ono lady lost 100000 in government
bonds. The fire ragged so fercely in the
upper part Of town that most Of the
people barely escaped with their lives.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

THE Russian Government conicm.
plates scnding the great ironolhd Potter
the Great, to the Pacific and four other
men oi.war for the Pacific are fitting
out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

a rwo.YEAH. oLp son Of Adam Adrian
while playing near the Humboldt river
nt Winpcmucca. fell into the stream
Saturday and Was lrGwucd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23
NO. %.

'rnE Carson .iP,rst now issues iiius-
trated supplements. The artist beiSe .
noted rsricatrrist from N-bt.Aks. a
petition Is beibg ntitfirrui'sit A., he'd ~
the teniinE citizens OF the Capital; AEi:
lns Beeretary Sherman 10 load The
Mint With dynamite and LonisiAsa
eietiioh returus aui .bi"G Up ih. town,
Governor Hinkead has fi,.d. aid the
other State Officials, With ih- e1e-p,iou
Of Secretary Bnbcock. h-vd taken tJ the
bills: Tho Latter gentleman il taking
care Of tito deserted rnluablrr ID thS
State Hnhse, cheering at iBl+Ftdis LtE
the oil dag and an appropriation. THE
artist is armed to the tce'h.- Wryipis
Chronicle.
Trx Lyon County 7rmes has jnst beet
purchased Wy John NJ. UnnipbtiI, +. d.
Picoite, former editor aud proprislof,
retiring. 5000
Col. KEoon, Secretary Of the R~pHb-
iican National Committee: Inns nlr-a,iy
established headquarters in Chicngu,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-23

The following letter is just received
from our esteemed FREUD Andrew j.
Lane. who in company with J. II.
Bradley. left here for tbs snAke River
country. some weeks ago: ... .... ... .
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-28
Personal.

-MH. A. D. sNIru. Of Tennessee, In town.
- Ma J. r. CaEsAULr. ofLouisyille Is With
his friends here.
- Miss sALLiK gnp len yesterday ior a visit
To friends at Paint Lick.
Miss FLORKSCE TEUEnKAar has gone TO
Lancaster Gsr a short visit
-pa. q. n. MoRonEErs, OF Liberty. was With
hh friends here last Sunday.
o. Miss JuIiA CRAIa aud Mr. frier NJ. Nc
Roberts attended the Boglc- wherritt nupiials
Mas n. Il. IoyKL and her pretty and at
traeiise daughter, Miss Jua, Of Mayssile, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mts }. s. sims
MISSES LAuRA AND MATTE CorFEr and sal
lie Tanner. OF Casey, have returned home, the two
former Monday aud the latter With her father, Mr..
u. l.. Tanner, "Wednesday.
Tns weeks subscribers are, DR.. n. Z. san
ders, stewarisyillc; Mr.. David smith, A Allcn,
nryantsyille, W. y. Bclyeu, Alexander city, Ala
H. .Taylor AGO., Titusyille, Pal J.w. Miller, Ian
caster John \. Ncakoy, $. II. Conn, Paint Lick
W. -. Walker, A. H. Mclean, IIyattsyiliei Dr. 7.
n. Carter, Corsioanna, Texas, by r. NJ. Carter J.
". Wallace, Or. q. W. Rronaugh, John q. Neal,
stanford; Nelson I. Bush, Peabody, Kansas. by n.
Il. 4. harrow, s. NJ. Martin, NJ. Vernon Isaac
Hamilton, Richmond Junction.
-Da. n. 4. sAKpERs, OF siewartsyille, Mo,
called 10 see US this week. The Doctor Is sou Of
John sanders. who moved from Buchanan County
Va, 10 what Is now known as uarrafd County, Ia
l7s5, and was prime mover IN the peace negoiia-
lions Afterwards declared with the Indians, The
old gentleman was married twice, the result Of thu
art union being twenty children and the last 0, thu
widow starting with six children Of her own, max
ing In all 81 children Toe which he had 10 provide.
Dr. sanders wasihe oath child and Il nov In his IOti
year lie praolloed Iledlcino two years In Liberty
NJ, and twenty years IN Crab Orchard, In both
% which places he Is rcnom tered with great re-
gard by the older inhabitants lie Is an uncle o
squire J. T. Murphy, whose guest he nov is
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-28

- New York shipped $3.50 cattle to En-
rope the other day, The largest number
ever known. Orders for 10000 head adii-
tional have been sent 90 Pitt.hurg Chicago
and 81. Iouis.
- WiScuEsrEn COUNTY Counr.-nusi-
mes and salcs on Monday were very dull.
There were $50 cattle on the market, and
those mostly young. The sales made
ranged from 2 to ic. There were few
horses on the market, generally good, and
sold At fair prices. A few sheep were sold
after shearing At 81. The attendance was
light.
-LounvfILE AND CiNcfSNArt - Bcst
shipping cattle in Louisyillc arc worth
Sl85 TO $50, hest butchers S3.sj 10 Si.25,
thin 10 common $3.50 1926. Choice hogs
Sil5 to S425, light $3.50 ia $500. Sheep
and lambs are lower Common TO good
sheep S22j toSiO0; lambs, common to cx-
ira, $3.50 to $3.50 per cwt In Cincinnati
common to medium cattle cell at g. to
$3.50, choice butchers 1913 70 $3.50
Shipper 81 to SiGj Common hogs SS.25
to $500. selected butchers Sia0 to $40.
Common TO best sheep s2.2j to si35, COM
mon TO best lambs 81 TO $3.50.
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LayD, sTOcK AND CROP.

w. A. Hiatt, Of Hyattsville, sold to
LeAvell 4 Slayin. AZ lambs at 1896.
A dealer has bought of farmer in
Bourbon his crop Of 100 acres Of wheat at
IS cents.
- New wheat is being engaged in Clark
at rs to SO cents, to be delivered at depot
July 18th.
49, There is no prospect that wool will he
lower, and those who are able 10 keep il
may realize better price.
The Lyons farm Of 40 acres, a mile
from Georgetown, sold this week at sl2O
per acre, and 100 acres known as the Viii
liams farm, somewhat out Of repair, near
Midway, at $4,000
The largest hog in the country is a
Poland China, four years old this spring,
lately ON exhibition at Junction City, Kan
sas. Ills length is seven feet, girlh Of neck
% feet. girlh Of chest feet, girth Of cen
ter feet, width across the hip 30 inches,
and weighs |, $50 pounds.
- Garden truck sells as follows IN Lou
isyille; Peas, per peck, % cents; new po-
tatoes, 80 cts, string beans, so cts. a peck,
beei-, three punches for 10 cts, squash, 3
cts. apiece, tomatoes % to SO cts. a dozen.
Strawberries are selling at 10 cts. quart
and chickens 50 per dozen.
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LIycOLS CoUxrr.
EngIcn,ans' uHf.

"',' ~ - NV ~ wv Wv" '''''
'" ~, ''O'uA' ''O ,,., 80.
NV 'o'"s wv" - ~.
"'"s - ~ So, '',s ~, ~.
w NV " $3.50, '"', r. 49,, w
'''"', ~, 1'' 'ooNS ~, -. - -,
- - -, 80 ,1'. 80,
W ~ 80 ~ ~ go" 49,. -, - :,
=,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-28

- TnurHrAnr-IIoc News " the
marriage Of Dr. =. r. Trnehear', of ster.
ling, Kansaa, TO Miss Lucy Hooker, Of
near selalia, No, reached here a few days
ago and caused much surprise among those
who had not kept posted on the turn that
the love affair had taken. II was in this town
where both Of them for several ycars rcsid.
ed, that they became acquainted and learn
ed to love each other, and the happy con-
summation Of their hopes IL a subicd ofgrcat
congratulaiion with their friends here.
DR.. Trueheari Is young physician Of fine
education. who has established himself
firmly in the home Of his adoption, and
having taken to himself hclp-meet 20
lovely and ~ lovable, his future Is bright
and promising. The ISrERioH JouRNAr,
proud of them both, sends ~ best wishes
that they may live long and prosper.
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MARRIAGES.

-lEsowISE-DoERS. - In Louisville,
Tuesday, Mr.. George II. lenowine, former
ly on the Louisville Ledger, but now city
editor Of the Milwaukee NeWs, was married
to Miss Le,lie Doern, daughter Of George
Z. Doern, Of the Louisville Anseiga.
We offer our sincerest congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. NJ. Boyle. Never did
the happy groom looK handsomer or
prouder than when he promised in clear
accents, in the presence Of the crowded
church Of witnesses, to love, cherish and
protect the sweet creature who stood at
his side. lie has reason TO be proud, for
Mias Alma Wherritt embodied all that Is
lovely in woman. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. J. A. Boyle in the new
Presbyterian Church, Lancaster, after
which the welded pair left for the parental
home Of Mr.. Boyle at iustonyille. Miss
Ella Landram presided at the organ. aud
gave MISUNDERSTANDING Mach In a
yeiy excellent manner,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-28

l. Horace s. withers, Chairman Of the
Democratic Committee Of Lincoln County,
do certify that the foregoing is the true
and correct vote east in Lincoln County,
at primary election held in said county
on the. 22j Of May, 1880, evidenced by the
poll books returned to me from the differ
ent precincts by the proper officers con
Quoting said election; and it appearing that
James p. Pailey having received the great
est number Of votes for Circuit Court
Clerk, and that Samuel II. Baughman had
no opposition for Sheriff, they are hereby
declared to be the choice Of the Democrat
&c party as candidates for said offices to be
voted for at the next August election.
Given under my hand this oath Of May,
1880 II. $. WTHERs,
Chmn. Dem. Go. COm'tee.