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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28
"HEALTH AND LlFE.'
- pYKEs'BEARD ELIXIR

n IaM q RevOIvers. Illus. Catalogue free.
JUNO Great Western Gun Works. Pittsburgh, Pa
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taking the large, repulsive pills.
Pellets Little Pills. scarcely larger than mustard
seeds.
Being entirely vegetable, particular is required
while using them They operate without disturbance to tho
system, diet, or occupation. For Iaundice Headache,
Constipation, Impure Blood, Pain In the Shoulders
Tghtness or Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructatlOns frO
Stomach. had Taste in Mouth Bilious attacks Pain an
region Of Kidneys, Internal Fever, BIORted feeling
Head, take Perces Pleasant PurgatlVe Pellets
u DISPENSARv MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. PrOD'. Buffalo, H. Z.
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A Fine Showing.

A large chunk Of fine looking ore on
exhibition at the Gem Saloon for the
past few days. has attracted very gen.
eral attraction, and upon inquiry We
end that II was taken from a claim in
Good Hope district. in which I. os.
treicher is largely interested, known as
the Tiger & Snider.
The ore mentioned was taken from
a vein 20 inches wide. at a depth OF 100
feet from the surface; and at a distance
Of SO feet from the bottom OF the shaft.
that being the distance OF the drift at
the timo. Both the ore and the quartz
containing Il. is OF very satisfying
quality, and the overs Of the mine have
good reason to believe that they have
secured q valuable property. There
can DO no doubt as to the excellent
quality Of the ore. several small lots
worked Of the Leopard mill having
Yielded at the rate Of $3.50 TO $500 per
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h Last

". Coin is detsrminedItb' Gloss out
tho remainder Of his' stboHSof fancy
goods, tobaocos, pipes. cutlery. oanasdl
goods eto.r. stC:,. during the PRESENT
week, aE any saoHicer and all! vHo,
would secure unprecedented, Baruains..
should call at once and make tHsiNpur-
hssss immediately.
Mr.. cohutis bound lssye hsrU. 3D. q
few days. at fArthost- sndi musf de-
pose Of the remainder Of his stool. .EIfn1s
whnt Il may. ~
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announcement.

As'h- time ,nrproach-sfor the people
OF Elko county, TO choose tkei' U~fictrs
fer tho eusnins two years I, m, va dc.
sire to say in this public way. that We
think ne have found o man who can
be elected to the Office Of Sheriff. We
refer to Billy HoHr ofCornucopi.. He
10 " atsrliug Republican. and one Who
never fails TO support his ticket. lie is
a eiuSen Of ten years standing in tho
county. He 10 n miner by prof. ssion
and has added materially to the mining
T"soutces OF the county. We desire to
nso his nsme presented to the Republi.
can County Convention, believing tina,
IL u~nininated. ho will make a vigorous
Eight ..ou election; will, himself he
eieoted, and at the same timo add
strength to the Republican, ticko, in this
county. MAST Republicans.
July 10. 1880.
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NLAA~RA

Mo oAl1AGN1AA
J. B. Rand departed By stAEs IAis
morning.
h. L. Byrns arrived Asrs from he
northern rodso. By bask-board last
evening.
Allen and Janss PsnrOd arrived With
their team fiom Island Mountain, this
evening.
A dispatch received hero FROM Corn
uoopiA last evening brought the veg
unwsleoms news Of the dsstruction Of
the Leopard mill, at hat place. by nrs.
No particulars were given.
Hon. J. G. Hsgsrman passed through
from thu east by the train this morning.
he reports Hancock stock particularly
active with rapidly increased demand,
all over the eastern county.
Superintendent John Mentally. Of
Tuscarora, 10 stll in town. and while
not in attendance 1t Count, 10 invariably
abroad doing tbs agreeable among his
many friends at tho County Seat.
Mrs. Rood departed by the train last
evening for the Yankee Fork county,
where she proposes TO remain with her
son Charley. Who holds . good position
with one Of the prominent Companies
Of BONANZA City,, e -
A letter just received from Recorder
8. n. Henley, by bis wife. brings the
gratifying news that the condition Of
his eyes. is very much improved and
that he would probably be able to return;
home in about q week.
Albert J. ELLIS, in company with his
fathers brother, leaves here by the
train this evening, for Montana, where
ttey propose to engage In business.
Mr.. J. n. Ellis, the brother Of our former
well known tovnsman, j.. Ellis, 10 an
old-time Pacific Coaster, and arrived here
from California several days ago. but
has been quite unvell during his stay.
combining him to the house. and in con-
sequence has made few acquAintances
among our citizens. He is . most
worthy gentleman. however. and
in him. a young friend Albert has
doubtless secured Q desirable and yalua-
BILE companion. May they both meet
with abundant success in their now n
terprise. a.
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Nevada strawberrIea.

f. ]. CarpeauI, OF Railroad District,
sent us in by the mail carrier. yester-
day, q good sized box filled with straw
berries, grown by himself on his little
ranch at Bullion. They were emphat-
icaily the handsomest. sweetest and
most highly favored Of any we have
seen either from California or Utah,
and during their smooth and unobstruct-
ed passage to the epigastrium, We
breathed a silent but devout prayer
that Eipping frosts might be Withheld
and Heavens choicest blessings, like
gentle dew, might descend upon tho
head Of our cousiderHts friend, and
upon his strawberry beds.
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We andsrslaad SAAsH G. skrssG vas
taken soddsnly III hst svsainE.
We are plsassd 10 state that he Rev.
0sorEs leaning - % far recovered
from HE lAaS lilac. - 70 b Nhls 10
move about his roon.
The rAos between 'BiS Indian" and
Cowboy" which took place near
Tuscarora. TusedAy, was o By the
latter. By . Dsek. The nAARssi~s
ststss that o 1000 changed hands on the
result. though the rses ~, ws believe
for bat $500.
ConersssnAa DAgHstt has had for
WardSd 10 The Postmaster Of Virginia
City two or three hundred volumes Of
the last Agricultural reports which will
Be forwarded 70 applicants within the
State free Of cost, By addressing . postal
card 70 the Postmaster at thatplacs.
F.. r. Mar1 and wife departed for the
West BY train this morning. They 60
direct to Virgins City; thence TO Lake
Bigler. whore they will remain . short
time. and then make . ava OF six weeks
tour through California, after which
they return again to Idaho.
Dan Murphy. Who for the past three
months has been down ranging about
over the Southern Pacific Coast - far -
Patagonia, came mp by the train last
evening. and after . little swapping with
his bueolic friends here, continued sast-
ward to his country seat at HAlleok.
The sun Of South America has enriched
his complexion to that Of nutmeg. but
failed to Affect the amiable current of
his disposition, leaving him hearty and
good naturcd 40 usual.
Tho rodeofng party from the vicinity
OF HAlleck which for several days past
have been At work west and north Of
town. passed, through here with a big
herd of esttle moving eastward this
morning. Another party. consisting
principally Of reS:ident stock men. have
been q. work sbopt the head Of Maggie
creek. Messrs. Rnssell. Yates. Hunter
and others who. came into town last
evening. state that they will mako the
last roundup Of the season. in about
eight days. Within tho last Tour
months, this section OF the county has
beon very effectually secured by the
stock men.
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We Challenge sne w.r,a:.

Whom Wesay We believe W. KsSS,
evidence 10 prove that shAoh's CONF
sumption Cure 10 decidedly tie Ssst
Lung Medicine made. In ~ much ~ "
will cure q common or chronic CouKk
in n half the time and reffevs kssh-
ms, B~roncb'sio, whoop;ps Coush. croup
aud show more p 81 CoAsunptton
cured than aff others. H VII suss
whore they fail. il Is p~lessau. 70 AiS.
harmless 10 the youngest child, a.& Ns
guarantee what We say. Phso 10 esntS,
30 cents snd 81. II your lungs WV
sote, chez. or bsck lame Nse sAIIoSiS
Porus Plaster. Sold By y. =. NuIIsra
Druggist,
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New BankinK House.

Since the failure OF tho Bank At this
place, our business men aud Others have
been subject to considerable annoyance
and trouble in conducting their affairs.
which w are pleased to inform the pub
lie is soon to be done away with. We
are authorized 10 announce that o bank.
ing house will DO established in the
building recently occupied by M p.
Freeman & Co. to commence business
on tho LIST day Of August next. DR.. j.
Henderson, the manager OF tho house Is
we'll known in this county and through
out the State as a man Of largo expert.
ence and integrity. His arrangements
are such that he Is enabled TO do q gon.
ersl banking busiuoss both Foreign and
Domestic. The new time safe, used BY
tho late bank, which after the failure
was placed IN John A~inloy's hardware
establishment, wns put in position in
the Bank building to-day, preparatory
10 the new order OF things. -
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEED.
ISGS.
Hon ,. u. FIack. PresidIuR.
Monday, July IL.

Monday, July IL.
Court mr. at 10 o'clock this morning,
the special veuire Of jurors being pres
ent. The panel in tho Hill case was
filled, after which tho Court took a 70.
cess until 1 o'clock at which time the eI-
animation Of witnesses WINS begun and
continued until 4 O'Clock, when Court
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Tuesday. june 18th.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment, aud
the trial Of George Hill was resumed.
The examination Of witnesses and sfi.
dnVits Of witnesses in tho former trial
was still in progress a. we 60 TO press.
The jury before whom the case Is be.
ing retired Is composed OF tho following
citizens:
VIM. Haseltine, 'saml. Lindbloom,
@. Wasbaim, ChAs. Fa1on,
q. W. Morley, ID. v. Johnston,
A. Keller, George Bird,
@. +. Williamson, John Hunter,
d. X. Woods, Joseph Kane.
Wednesday, July. IA, 1880.
The testimony in the Hill case was
concluded At night session Of The
Court. when II adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
A. tho opening OF Court this morning
tho argument was began by J.. II. Rand
On the part Of tho prosecution, followed
by Il. II. Bigelow in defense. Tho
olosing argument WAS by District Attor.
ney Dorsey who at 4:So p. N. wss still
addressing the jury a. we wentto press.
The case Of the State w. George Hill,
for the alleged killing Of Thomas Smith
ives submitted 70 the jury last evening
At 8 o'clock. The jury after an hours
delibera,ion returned q verdict OF not
guilty. Court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
Az tho session this morning the case
Of Haynes vs.. Eikc Mineral Soap Co.,
was postponed until tho ueIt term Of
Court. The Jurors in attendance wsrs
discharged for the term sud Court cd.
journsd until Saturday ~ 10 o'clock.
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a RHrc Chance for q Nevada
Youth.

nOutn.
tho graduation OF John Melon.
nell. OF Gold Hill. from tho Naval
Academy at Annapolis, there has been
a vacancy for Novads thoro which II Is
now proposed to Gil. Congressman
DaRgctt says tho applicants. OF whom
there will DO several, doubtless will DO
subjected to a competitive examination,
with q view Of soliciting tho best person
for thc place. He says that tho State
has 3 right TO be proud OF Mcdonnell,
tho late graduate. aud he hopes tho
Same may DO said OF the next ons Ar
r~angemonts for the examination are not
yet completed. but time, place. etc.,
will soon be announced. Applicants
must be between tho sgos Of Il and 18,
OF good moral character, afflicted With
no hereditary disease. and DO familiar
with reading, writing, spelling, geoQrs-
ply, arithmetic and grammar. II thcy
have . knowledge OF algebra and tho
higher mathematics, no much tho bettor
As that will IN q measure, compensate
for an, trivial shoftcomiug In somc other
branches like geography which can
easily DO madc.up. ... r... r.,.
II will DO necessary for tho success.
tul applicant 10 DO sblo 10 command
enough money 10 take him TO Annapo-
lis and to put up some 5000 for his frst
outfit. This money will DO subsequent
ly returned TO him. but tho Law requires
that II should be advanced on his 70.
c~eptance at the school,
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AND STATE MEMS.
(Fson sssrday's Daily.l

O01o0BOD0L
R@Easr needing Of ODD Fellows to-
GGAG
FrAak Risasl vs. GbIS 70 gst
NhCoGd ind rustic tsr his regular rations
this RosninE, J.
4 special tee train consisting Of some
tWsAty odd cars, Passsd East - 10
o'clock last night
Ben Grunbaum and ". J. Plumb.
arrived here by private conveyance
iron CornucopiA to-day.
". 4. Msrrov, ono OF the railroad
boys. Who hAs hSS~ quite sick at the
Hotel. e, ~ arc glad to see. again on
his taps
Frank T. Esmes the popular stage
agent Who has been confined TO his bed
BY illness for several days past. 70 on
deck sgAa to-day.
In the District Court, to-day. wm.
Husband and 8. A. McPhee were I'D.
mitted to citizenship and Joe McLaugh.
lin was. under tho provision OF the In.
solvent Act released from his financial
liabilities.
Divine services will DO held At tho
Prssbyterian Church tomorrow, morn
Ing and evening. Sunday School at IL 20.
In the evening the Pastor will give the
hrst Of four lectures on ''0ur Children
in the Other World" SsAts:free. All are
cordially invited.
Services at Granger Hall tomorrow,
will DO conducted by Rev. J. W. PEN
diston. Of TusoArorA. who will also pre-
aide At the meeting OF The Sunday
School. Owing to the illness Of Mr..
jennings. Mr. Peudleton comes to sup.
ply his place, temporarily.
The Republican State Central Com.
mittse 1t . nesting Of its members in
Virginia City, on Thursday. resolved to
hold tho State Convention at Carson
City 1t ~ o'clock n. August llth, for
the purpose Of nominating three Prssi-
Dental Electors; ono Congressman aud
. Justico OF. the Supreme Court, and
.leeting . new State Central Committee.
Il vAs aiso decided that the primary
ELECTION of delegates TO tue State Con-
v'ntion shall be held not later than
August 9TH.
The announcement Of Mr. Vim. Hoar,
. sterling citizens Of Cornucopiu. an II
candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff before
the Republican Convention Of Elko
county. will iNe found under the head Of
''n-~ to day" We have been we'll no.
quAintcd With Mr. Hoar. almost since
the organization OF the county in 1869.
aud can heartily testify to tue eIhibi.
ton Of his nOblcncss Of heart and lavish
generosity in every instance. 4 firm
and generous friend aud vigorous
worker. his nomination would und"ubi.
.dly add largely to ths stronsth Of the
Republican conhty' ticket.
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Tho increase and reduction Of the
salaries Of Poslmssters In Ne-sdu al the
offices specified arc as follows. Austin,
$4,000, an increase Of $500: Carson
City, $4,000, m increase Of 5000; Elho,
$1,000; Eureka, %, 500, q reduction Of
Of 5000; Gold Hill, $4,000. q reduction
Of $500; Hamilton, $1,000, an increase
OF 500; Phoebe, $1,000. a reduction OF
e20o; Reno. s3,iO0. areduotion Of si00;
T~uscarors, $2,l0o; Virginia City,
s9,Sooi winnemuooa, $500, al In.
crease OF 5000.
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Hotel

j. II. Rand, bullion.
j. A. Davis. San Francisco.
A. NJ. Griswold. Ruby.
ID. =. LnntaG, do
c. u. Lsddcck, Lamoille.
G.. ". Hamilton. Halleck.
ii. l.. Byrne, Duck Valley.
J. ". Shenrcr, Tuscarora.
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Destruction or the Leopard Mil
by Fire.

by Fire.
The news reached here this afternoon
that the Leopard mill was totally de-
stroyed by fire last night at IL O'Clock.
From Mr.. willard, the lsssee Of the
property who arrived in town about 2
o'clock We learn the following. facts.
Arrangements had been made by the
lessee to put the mill in thorough repair
several days ago. and tho work was
prosecuted up TO last evening. when q
Waterman was placed in charge Of the
mill. A few minutes before IL O'Clock,
Mr. Willard was awakened by q cry Of
IRE and repairing 10 che scene with all
the available force at Mill Town, did
what he could do to arrest the flames.
Owing to the lack Of hose at the mill
however, nothing could be done beyond
saving about forty-siI tanks Of quicksil-
vcr. which had been stored in the mill.
The Waterman states that at the time
he discovered the fire it had reached
the roof Of the building. aud was
blazing iercely, and by the time tho
neighbors were aroused the entire build.
ing was in flames. The mill is situated
about two and a half miles from Cornu-
copia, and OF course no aid could DO
expected from that quarter. Mr.. Will
lard aud others who were present Ht the
confiagration. are thoroughly satisfied
that is is the work Of an incendiary. tho
vorkmen who were employed At the mill
yesterday having left The premises about
G O'Clock In the nfternoon.-Tmes.
RtpieE, l2h.
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Sir Ashley Csoper's VItGk AesSsHU-
tkFOs-

Sir Ashley Csoper's VGtlk kesSsNU~
tkT0..
The great English rsmod-hASmHd0
mor cures OF Nervous Debility. Semi
nal WsSkness, Loot Manhood. noetus-
nal emissions lAasitudsr inability t0E
mental labor dependency and sueb
diseases - arc inddcsd b. yout6SAR
foilies and excessesr than all. ot6AF
medicines combined. Why will youl
su5era Send to- A. z. Mutiss M. BIZ
No. II Kearney street. Sam RfAuuisoo,
for the Restorative and. be cnred.. Ptiss,
$5per bostie.' Four hmes the quantity
$lo. Try. . bottle Dr.. MntiS trsatb,
all private diseases. auCcsssfal,S wttGs
out mercury.
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tEso. TnAay,. D.ily.J.



V
's.
Johnny bArrOEt a oA.dme Tusoaro-
rsr. arrived Aefs ffO0 WadsvostA hss
evening.
John AeNAily md "iiitan "ardsS1
departed for Tusssross - psivsss eoA'
vsysnes last evening.
County Trsasirsr II. II. Grant 70
tarsed from . buhiness trip 70 Bas.Is
Mountain BY Tho tfaiA last evening.
PollyuoGs just meTGiAs into froghood.
comfortably housed In RlGss jAfs' allOd
With wAAsr, delight the seDsihttiss Of
the average Elko yOungster.
A band Of 800 hsad Of hones belong.
ing to ". w. Woodland paAeA east
through Elko last evening. Thsy ere
bound for Fort Hall, Idaho.
Henry Ward Besehsr's ear, Tie esls.
bra,ed up. F. W. G. r. W. CO."
attached to the EAs..bound freight
passed through Elko this morAino.
NJ. NJ 7 H.. -n,.,t.a ~
E. Penrod TO her homo in Island Noun.
tain yestsrday morning. She vfu re-
main about two weeks in that fAyorsd
locality.
tn. F,,.L. n.n.,. hin, n. ,n,.,,s
osnc. tina, tbs ..c.lito,n;a Tb,onoh
Death Valley" Troppe loft Eur.k. Wal.
nesday and would po.t app..r In Ello.
We have s.en nothing Of them.
-
Gu
past two months, Ia company with hi.
wife, returned home by the train this
morning.
so.,o,x ., orr .;.,s, ton, ., CEN. ..
Ill ,ooo With s,.;,or,or, =, + g.
nro.cb;n, nun,;so. ., loo =, ,h.;.
xor.d at Orr ,.no,,.r 4, ,o.,,.
.ropnd The CLARK. oAioo ,o-d., H..
.,ad IN. mama. =, ~. Nil ......u..
p.,t;.. 70 bo Mr.. Ab1ov .nd NJ. AZ
yr,,
n. -.-...-.. r,,- Att, -
- IT, ~
-.
~.
- :.
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Fillipo Print. sent from Eureka. Sop.
ss:uoer D., 1878, for . term Of ave years
for m~anslaughtsr. was pardoned, II
being shown that he acted in self d..
Tense. The applications Of James
Gibbons, Michael Carrigan. James
Hickman and w. c. Tracy have boou
denied. The applications Of John Stout,
James Rice and Jackson Morgan have
boon passed,
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fa,,ica leaving watches ., y, ocrbsv's
joteiry esta~bllshment, will consult lhsir
own interest by calling Tor them u The
expiration Of thrso months or they win
bs sold to pay charges Of fSpatinA
Gerber 'a,S hS ssa's live % cid .stsS~t
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Installation or Omrers.

The following officers elect. OF Elko
Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. o. F., were regu.
larry installed In their respective Offices.
at Odd Fellows Hall. on Saturday even
ing last: J. p. Edof. N. G.; Elijah
Burner, V. c., o. Z. Green, Secretary
and Walter Chase. Treasurer.
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~ Yes pe,,eve n.

That In this town there are cores 81
persons psssins our s.ofs stsry dsy
whose livos ars made nlSstAbis b, Ia
disesliou, Dyspepsia. Soar sud dis~
ttossoa Stomach, Liver o~ompiainL. Com
stlpa,lon stc. when for n cents We Wilt
sell them shilob's vitsiiasS. EussAs.sed
10 cure them. Bold By Y. r, Muller,
druggist Eiko, NsyadA,
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TVS 10 for x.~

Ladies who choose TO hfSte or ~
p~erintond tie i1skrsH Of Jour owA 49,
ments. The most stylish and perfect
.atLinR costumes can b psoduosd q
lsrgs saving IA money b. usisg thS
domestic Paper Rsshioss. RstsssSp
mailed to any sddrsss On FeSsipt q
price In postage stamps. SsDd starsT
for eataloSus 70
Nv. E1lxs,
Domestic FsShiou ParloFSs
EsA Tfauossoo
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House for sale.

Tho dwelling on Railroad street, to-
gethor with tho furniture. formerly
occupied by n. p. Freeman. For
particulars inquir, Of Reiubsrt 4 Co.
ELKo, Juiy i3, 1880.
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HoiRl ArrlYAln.

VIM. Mitchell, 4 wife, Huntington,
John MoDermott, do
J. Clondonning do
T.. l.. SeitE, Doeth.
Y. II. Cartan, San Francisco,
J. d. Gibbonu. Tuscarora.
q. Conkling, Sap Lake.
II. :. Keith. Lsmoille.
W, II. l'atin, do D.
Stove rakin, do
John II. Dennis. T%uscarora.
s.. Linkton, do
q. A. Phinney, Now York.
J. W. 0atmAu. Sacramento.
Miss Ueing. Star Valley.
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This svsaiss BY stage from the north:
Mrs. ". n. s.n.ly aud lv55 osiidrsh and
Mrs. Gresham and Two children.
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Departures.

This morning by stage for the north;
Win. Ailsu. g. N. Beers, q. 4. Kings
ton, John Coibst aud Jobu Estos.
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Hot~l Arrivals,
IB. Moore. Ruby vsllcy.
II. Morton, Fort Haleok.
d. A. Null, do
D. v. Johnson, Star Valley.
John hoAusIsn. do
Vim. Knapp. Wells.
3. q. Weeks, Glover Valley.
John MoDorno,t, Lamoiiie.
X. J, Conway, do
John MoNaliy, Tuscarors.
VIM. wardrop, do
W. h. Bouniaeid. winuemucoa.
l.. 4. HUI, Eureka.
I'M. Tucker. Paiissds.
"a. Kimbaii. Iowa. -
A. Kohrn, bsu Francisco,
VIM. Phillips. Sheridan, Gal.
PAui Bhiilsrs, Pleasant.
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Advertised letter List.

Tho following ia'a Is. of %lai,crs ro,
niSiuius In the Elko Once. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday. July 10.
1880:
b1rnor John CauShanaugb g II
Hiie Andrew Mrs CHM Il "
Moore Win Murphy Isaac
pryor Lizzie Ryan Mrdc
Tennyson d d
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nnnartnrca.

This mofning-M Miss Belle Cady. Miss
Alice Smith, Master Frank Smith aud
r. 81. Cartsn.
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RaIroad Ticket Past.

Tbs recently established rates Uf faro
10y rail from Elko TO prominent points
Eat. are a. follows:
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cnAMpAoSs Of, the bss. quality and
brands, osn be had q. Roekhsrt 4
froelioh's Saloon.
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This morning by stage for tho North;
Rev. Thos. Psudistop aud Cue. Hon.
man,