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lrrO~ Fridays D.iiy.I
i1aimaanaAi.

~ ".W... o." H.Ha
Aps.;;ion to the Pc ,tmaster General.
asking that tho letter esrrying bnsiness
OF Wells. Fargo & Co.. rs established so
long on this Coast ma BE- permitted to
remain unmulested. has been circulAied
in town during the past two day.. and is
very generally siyned by the citizens.
Our old Tuscarofa acquaintance. J..
Dud Brouo. returned here after an ali.
sence OF more than a year in the Eastern
States, by the train this morning. We
are glad to moet him again in good
health. but are sorry to hear that he
has lost his eldest son a bright youth Of
nineteen, by death; recently. Duff
bears up manfully under his heavy
affection. however, and returns to the
camp Of which he was n OF the prin.
c;pal orSah'zars. full OF hope for The
future-aud may he realize them to tho
full.
@. d. Plummer. uko at Freeman hall
tomorrow evening will give to our citi.
zens a sample of his powers. is too we'll
known in this section to require any
aaulation. but ns m earnest Of the
appreciation with which his efforts are
held in San Francisco, the appended
from the CAL is given: "Mr Plummer
possesses powers Of mimicry aud facial
expression. combined with graceful
meditation of voice. and that rarest of
accomplishments. the power to read n
good thing we'll without OVERRIDING it, to
much greater extent than many who
have been loudly trumpted aud largely
pulled
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lFrom Monday .baiiy.l !.
salnaxunAl.

e1AmAxuno1-
Salvador.
Miss Celia Hunter departed yesterday
morning for oroviile.
Senator Sharon passed through on
his way to San Francisco, yesterday
morning.
Messrs. Rechart & Froelich to-day
received a car load Of the celebrated
Blu lweisev Beer.
Have you seen that orguinett down at
the Springs? Jake a urn ont dance
music for the million.
Should this weather continue the
farmers will soon begin breaking
ground and sowing for the coming sea-
son.
s. s. Sears departed for Virginia City
yesterday mording to attend tho meet
ing of the Democratic State Central
Committee. ls ..s
Happy thought-Liye forever; the
above is from IN exchange. but First
get your Eva" Don't fling any
thing this way.
John Dennis and Ben Fitch arc trav-
cling setting suuward. Virginia City
is their objective point aud the Demo-
cratic State Central meeting their Oh.
ject.
Miss Josie Kneisly. accompanied by
her mother. departed by yesterday
mornings train for Grass valley. at
which place Miss josie will attend
school. Mrs. KneiSly will be absent
about one month.
The tailor who is to take tho meas
urements for Company ID. is expected 10
arrive hero on this evenings train from
the west. Won't tho boys look gaudy
when they get their uniform, We think
that Corporal - but never mind.
c. Il. Plummer. better known as
yankee Plummer," is n present Civ
ing entertainments in Eureka, AMI will
nc doubt remain here and give one Of
his inimituLle shows. lie is an elocu-
ZIONIST Of known merit AMI Ices not ro-
quire any putting on our part.
Professor Stewart thinks that the
Blne Hill mining district, in Maine. pre-
seuts ''iudubi,able assurance that the
owners Of these properties are respec-
lively on the verge Of realiz;ng priceless
bonAnZas Of precious and useful
metals" Bully for tue Professor.
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Iron Thursday. p.lly.l



Seven a loads OF mules passed
through here by the west bound freight
train last evening. A couple more new
locomotive engines for tho Southern
Pacific road were also taken through by
the am train.
In his farewell tour for tho edincation
and amusemant OF the multitude, Prof.
@. Il. Plummer has reached the city of
Elko, and on Saturday evening next, at
Freeman hall will entertain the citizens
thereof with new aud choice selections
from popular authors, in his we'll
known inimita5lo style. As thr Pro-
lessor himself observes. ''The Plkia
will begin TO occur Mt Z: 30. aud n
special deposit of Four Bits will be ex-
torted from each person attending"
The Carson Appeal publishes the fol-
lowing account of a peculiar little
episode in this life of the Junior editor
of the Tunes Rerisr which occurred at
the Humboldt House, on Sunday last,
when the train passengers went in to
dinner: "AInjor Dennis and lady were
at o table and the Maj r htG just order
ed coffee and soup. when Sharon and
his crowd came in and took seats near
by. An Hi. the famous Jueioiim Of the
Senator, was about TO take a seat along.
side OF his master when he ordered him
with mn Impressive wave OF the hand, to
tic table where Major Dennis and laly
were seated. All Ki, as SCOT "a he was
seated began to reach for everything in
sight, aud in three minutes had nearly
cleared the table. The Major was at
first astonished, then nonplussed and
next annoyed. He ia a'!y left tn, table
ard inquired of Ito landlo,d. in tho
strongest possible Language, what he
meant by allowing Cinnamon TO eat at
the same table with white people. After
some cxpostulation the landlord agreed
to take the Celestial by the neck and
heayc him out of the window bodily,
but when he went back 20 the table the
Mongol had filled up and vanished.
Under the circumstances the Major
would have been perfectly justified in
taking the obnoxious Coolie by tho
heels ana thrashing Sharon over tho
head with HIM" The APPeat locates the
Performance at Battle Mountain, but "a
we werr an amused spectator on the
occasion, We are prepared to state posi-
lively that the left handed honor was
conferred upon the Major at the Hum
boldt House. The fact Of his thorough
reconstruction" was nll that prevented
the Major from making n fuss about the
matter.
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THO hcY: :,u:Slc.

Quito n number Of the new Gem puz.
zlcs have made their appearance at
Elko, and cur philosophers are deep in
the mysteries Of tho squares. To save
Questionable worry AMI useless cndeay-
ors a. its solution We will state that i.
cant be iOTo; that is when you have
all straight bat the last row and this
row happens To form the combination
-, IL. II it is impossible to change it
into 10. Ii. 10. The manufacturers
have offered Oae hundred dollars as n
prizO for a B!raigLt solution Of the ID,
II 10. They woulI DO perfectly safe in
Offering M amount as large rs tho M.
tiOnai Debt. For tho blncit OF those
who's, brains axe racked in tho vain en-.
dcuvor to fad the solution, we Offer the
following "pomc:"
Ne at AMI g7z~I with q placid mc'n,
AUl a cheerful ana ooaadcn. snll..
tttri ittl" .Iusrc box witl it"t ssmG ncen.'
Aud snll Itai he'd bet his pile
Tia, he cuul! finger It ont right thar;
So hr jlmblci Ia" box aJout.
Anlthrn a. remarked. re simple, Iswar,
And | reckon I'll work Il oui."
30 he tackled Il shlF? fos an hour or more,
And hiF hands Ii" ran ti,rpl Ga hi- hair,
A. H. jumped right mp and f~csTully sworc,
And Eis eyes had a maniac glare,
TtGt he'd b. dashed Ifthc dash da he'd fool
i''A'i"vrU''l his game was here,
He'd smash hi dash. da-h. dashed skull,
Anj chIw on au end olhis ear"
2 bat aNcs a"":har hot hnlg Ind Gown,
The brnl lsnps gan 81 roll,
ARd h. r'vcl in a way Iha' tho people ray.
SiTucs t'rrn. &, each N'htchlrG .ouI.
fer-ThiStrcu Fifteen -Fbrrtr"n-alns
We're all thri hc Ert fr hi paias:
soho rln'lcllIy swallowed 81 poison q glass,
And with n bullet h. bored cut his brainRl
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The following deeds have boon placed
on record in ths Recorders unico nj
this place sipce our last report:
q Collins u VIM. Spoul. 50 feet in
the Found Treasure mine, Tusclrora
MiuiugD istrict-consiieration. $500.
Edward Todi to William H.. Sproul.
80 feet iu tho Fluni Treasure mine,
Tuscarora Mining District-consid era
ton. 500.
I==. .. De-, = =. y. wA2s.==, 100
feet in the O.izIba mine. Centennial
Mining District-cousiierItion, ) 100.
Robt.E. Hughes to Charles A.. Watson.
81 feet in thr bonanza Queen mine.
Centennial Mining Dis,rics-considora.
ton, 81.
f.. Goodnle 10 d. Goodnle. ranch in
Star Vallcy-comsiderat,on. $4,000.
VIM. Carlyle to J. J.. Savan. lot, III;
block. 4; CaTlin &C ,nsiderati IN. 800.
Thomas D. Gray to J, j. snvan. lot.
z; block, A; Carlin-corsideration.
$500.
W. ID. 'Vosbrs to Reuben Battles.
COO feet in the Maggie mine, Centennial
DiH,rict-considsrtiu SOD. 81.
john +. My to NJ Il Amos. 40 feet
in the Hope Tunnel Mining Co. rusca.
rora District consolidation. 500.
ChAS. l.. Abbot. t. JAMES Clark. 800
feet in TIA" General Custer mine, Tusca
rorn District consideration, 81.
+. l.. SSSiizr sh"tiGI to J.. p. Eior.
l6H acres oI IAnI in Lnmviilc Valley
Jrwcii plhcc-comsidcraiion. $1,000.
II. Mill.r to ". \. Psnrnd. 300 feet
In the Gpllop Star 'oinc. L dauI Noun
tain Observation-Disclosures 500.
Joseph II. Hilton to Arthur II. Mitch
ell. Lot nn Yves: Avenue, Tussarora-
consideration. 500.
EiEbGd 'KafRdf 10 Gcnc,t Morton, lot
on corner Maine snI Post streets, Tus.
carora-consilcrntion, S75.
w. d. Ford, to James Pritchctt, water
ditch In Inlopendcncs vnllcy-consid.
GRAFTON. 800. Goo"
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trrom wedno.day.. Daiiy.I
SnimaEundI.

'
j. d Fitch arrived from Virginia City
last evening.
Don't forget the social dance at
Granger Hall to. morrow evening.
The freighting business has largely
increased during the past month.
The zephyrous elements reigned
supreme all day. much 10 the discomfort
aud Disgust Of all whose business
compelled theH 70 be upon the
streets.
"when will the angels call7" sang
Jemima Jane. Al Fisher. whose mind
vas wandering. said it would be his
luck to have them cali when he was
blufing.
Mr.. Williams. tho tailor who came
up from San Francisco 10 take the
measures for the new uniforms COM
pleted his labors last evening aud de.
parted for his home this morning. The
uniforms vii! arz.sc here on the goth Of
April.
By a notice in another column, il
will DO seen that Charley Bruce has pur.
chased the Bank Exchange Saloon and
will hereafter delight his customers with
ambrosial cocktails. mint jnleps and
other ou;landish compounds. the true
i~nwardnoss" of which we are not sup
posed to know anything about.
Prof. C. b. Plrmmer, the renowned
clocutionist arrived in Town tl.is morn
ing from Cnrlin at which place he gave
n performance last evening. lie has
not yet decided to give an entertainment
here owing to some difficulty in making
satisfactory arrangements. which we
hope will be removed, and our citizens
given n chance to hear him.
Our attention las been called to the
fact that some person or persons have
been guilty Of the nasty aud reprchen-
sible practice Of defacing the walls Of
the out-houses, connected with the
University and Pablo School buildings,
with obscene poetry aud other filth
uess. Vigorous measures will be taken
TO discover tho guilty parties, and
should they DO found punishment CON-
mensurate with the dirty business will
be meted out to them.
The throwing of q pan of live Goals
and hot ashes into the yard in the rear
Of the American Bakery this morning,
camc near causing an extensive coahr-
grafton, which owing TO it's timely dis.
coyery was luckily avertod. The Goals
had already igmiicd with n quantity Of
aia Ss,shinS!es amd oiI:er ~conhnsiihle
material lying about the yard. and with
the high wind prevailing
at the time, would in all probability,
lad it not been discovered, have de-
stroyed Ivy far the greater portion of our
business houses.
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kcycrc Accihcnt.

jon. Bradley and Jack Fuller started
out this morning in a wagon for tho
purpose OF collecting willows OF which
they aro erecting n fence at the slaush,.
er house. They had got OF n load and
were homewnrd bound when ono OF tho
stakes in Tho wagon gavo way and both
wero thrown quite n distance. JEFF.
escaped unhurt but Fuller unfortunately
broke bis collar bone and will probably
not cut willows for q month to come.
Tho accident is severe ono bu. not
serious aud careful nursing will bring
him around Nil right in limo, to DO on
hand for tho Democratic Primaries.
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When wo say wo believe we have
evidence to provo that shiloh's Con.
sumption euro is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made, in as much rs il
will cure a common or Chronic Cough
in one half the time aud relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group
and show moro cases OF Consumption
cured than all others. 1t will euro
where they fail, it is pleasant to take,
harmless 10 tho younges, child, and we
guarantee what we say. Price 10 cents,
30 cents and 81. II your lungs are
zorro, Ghost or back lamo use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by f. f. Muller
Druggist.
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sir Ashley Coopcr's vital I;estora.

The great English remcdy-has made
moro cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
mol emissions, lHssitule, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases ~ nre iniu5oi by youthful
follies and cxccsses, than oil other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send TO A. Z. Mintic, NJ. D.,
No. IL Kearncy street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and bc eurod. Price
SO per bottle. Four times tue quantity
$40. Try n bottle. DR.. Min,ie treats
all private diseases successfully with.
out mercury.
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BE You nelIcNc IL.

That In this town there aro scores OF
persons passing our store overy day
whose llVcS nto mSdo miserable by In.
digestion, Dyspepsia. Sour and dis.
iressed Stomach, Livor Complaint Con.
stipaiion. otc. whom for ~ cents wa will
sell ihchi'shlioh's yi.aiizer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by y. +. Muller,
drussis. SElke, Nevada. ~ r
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ncmocra,lc cumnl,,ss.

In reporting the proceedings OF tho
Democratic State Central Committee at
Virginia City, last Monday, the Uron-
ie!e, in n brief preamblo, conveyed the
impression that dissentions among the
members OF that body were imminent
in consequence of q proposed usurpa.
ton Of power by the Eastern members.
Why the Chronicle, nm accredited Demo-
cratic journal should thus seek to mis-
represent the facts in that matter is
beyond our comprehension, except it
were for tho solo purpose OF casting n
stigma upon the Democracy OF this por-
ton OF tho State.
Being of the members present at
the meeting we arc prepared to state
that no such sentiment rs that ascri5ed
by tho Chronicle to the Eastern mom-
bers ~Nctunted any one OF the delegation,
and the fact hat they did control "a
majority of the votes in tho Committee,
and the further fact that all the pro-
coodings OF that body were perfectly
harmonious throughout. is a sufficient.
refntatinn of both the open charges and
insiuuations directed against the men,
bers from the Eastern part of the State
by tho Chronicle.
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Notice..

We will furnish in lots to suit the
trade. @. @. Conrad's st. Louis Bud
woiser Beer in barrels containing Gdoz.
quarts ut SO 20 per barrel. After May
first we will furnish tho celebrated Sal
vntor Beer, in barrels Of C doz. each ut
$40 90 per barrel. This Salvador Beer
we guarantee better than Nny beer yet
brought into this market.
d. REiSnAET & Co.
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PnorrgsoR J. Il. BUnSEn has opened a
School Of Fine Arts. south of the Depot
Hotel, where ~ponmauship, drawing and
painting will be taught in n thorough
mud proficient name OLD and do.
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes aud made clear and distinct. Mr..
Burner makes tho painting OF portraits
u speciality.
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Auvrrtl-ru hcttcr Iast.

Tho following Is n lis. OF letters re.
m~Nining'i in tho Eiko Office. unclaimed,
for the wook ending. Saturday. March 90.
1880:
Abel John ID Chambers ID III
Drollingor Bon + Ewcrs Alton
Johnstone Henry jackson II A
Krntiger John Morley G. W
Mccoy CT Murry Mrs Eugene
Richie VIM Rice VILLAS
Nec5 Miss Lille Winter ID X
q. w. Hull. Z. NJ.
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pe.,h or ewrn ,reGnnr,l.

Owen McGough. who has been an in
valid during the past two years. died Mt
the residence Of Pat Mccall. six miles
below town at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The deceased is a relation OF Mr.. Nc.
Call, aHi has been taken care of at his
place for n number OF months. No
hope Of his ultimate recovery had been
entertained, but his death just at this
time was quite unexpected, and sudden.
The deceased was an old resident Of this
county and we'll known to many of our
readers, he having been in the employ of
Mr.. Mccall, Mt his ranch for several
years. Iut for the last two years had
been utterly helpless and broken down.
The remains WILDE buried here ON
Sunday the funeral taking place ut /
O'clock, p. NJ.
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Republican Conversation,

At tho meeting Of tho Republican
County Central Committee held nj tho
Court House to-day nine, out tho
fifteen members, were present. II was
decided to hold tho primaries in tho
various precincts on Saturday, April
25,h, aud tho Convention to elect dele.
gates to the State Convention on Satur.
day, May sth.
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nGal0axnAaI.


Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. to-
nlGht. 'ts'ss oar EsiH1
4. Mayer, arrived here from Virginia
City. yesterday, and started for Tusca.
FORA by the stage this morning.
d. B. Nyc. tho good looking liquor
agent has put in his regular somi.annual
appearance in these parts. and was do
Ing the agreeable among the boys lust
evening.
From DR.. Meigs we learn to day that
the condition. Of the sick child Of the
family which stopped Oh here from the
emisraut. train. night before last. is
somewhat improved.
III. Sutherland, formerly Of Tusca-
rora, arrived here from the East. nc
oompsnied by his wife. last evening.
Mr.. Sutherland went from here ON a
trip to bin old home in Novia Scotia,
last Fall.
@. II. Hank, Of the wen known firm
of Scott 4 Hank, stock men OF Halleck
Station. Was in own yesterday for the
arst time in n number OF months; Joe
Scott, the Senior member, was chapero-
ming. hhh are "iA. az fH'
Rev. George Jennings has 80 far re-
covered from his late illness rs to enter
upon tho discharge Of his ministerial
duties again. and we are authorized to
announce that services will be held ut
the Church. At the usual hours. morn.
ing and evening, to. morrow. .r,
The Depot Hotel is receiving its
Spring coat o! fresh paint. The pro
phetor. J.. Washington Clark. is not
only a very genial person; possessed of
the rare faculty Of running a hotel sat
isfaetoriIy to lHniself and the commu-
nifty at large; but also goss a grea, deal
on style.
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Rocoivod-Nino cars Of coke and l
car of lumber for NJ. Z. Free
man; l car OF conl for James Clark;
| car Of beer for 1leckbnrt IL Frolich
and 2 cars general merchandise.
Shipped 5,0OOibs. flour TO Eareka by
Il. Reinhart 4 Go.
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A good paying mercantile business
including house aud lot aud ready sale,
ablo stock. ut figures below cost. Lack
OF health, md a desire TO move ont Of
the country. are the causes prompting
the above offer. For particulars hrply
at this ofieo. ELKo, Jan. -. 1880.
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ThIa is for 4on.

Ladies who CHOOSE to make or su-
pcrintcnd the making of your own gar
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can DO produced at n
large saving in money by using the
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
j. w. EVANS,
Domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco
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\ Case OF Jim .5nms.

CHAFH ~ ahNNN
rhcro was n Eureka passenger, west.
ward bound IN Hopkins train on the
Central Pacific railroad. Wednesday
last, who broke tho monntony OF travel,
and gave the passengers in the coach he
travelled n sensation hat overcome tho
wcHrincss induced by the train boys
vanished maple sugar, fly specicd
books, withcrcd apples. by getting a
spell of jim jams, md walking mp and
doHn the aisle in his sleep holding a
cooked md loaded revolver in bis hand
and inquiring who there was in tho lot
that particularly desired TO DO killed.
Fat mon surprised themselves, by find.
Ing that they would III under the seats:
lean men provided quarters for them.
selves there without and
wished for n fat mnn on top. under and
on both sides of thom; the ladies crouch.
cd down behind tho backs Of the sents,
aud tho children cried, while n brake.
man who was standing with bis back 10
tho man felt tho cold muzzlo OF tho ro.
rolvor creeping up the back Of his
neck isn't able to tell how he got on top
OF tho car, but is roady to mako anida.
Wit that ho didn't touch anything on tho
way. Hop, appraised Of tho fact,
advanced ON tho enemy and after n
skirmish captured his artillery, retained
tho same. and deposited his man ut
Baltic Mountain tho fellows dcstina.
ton.
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SAN 'FRANcisco sT5:k 1aNGA.


To-day being Good Friday. th.iae.i.,
Piety OF the San Francisco BOari. -
vented It from transaeting any hasirsM
on tho occasion. hence ne sbsSkis 4
our dual stock quotations..
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Died or ConSu,nption.

At IL o'clock last night o. Waidhans,
who carne here from tho Wells. about
two months ngo, for medical treatment,
passed from this life without a struggle.
He was in the last stage OF corsum ption
but 1t was not suspected that death was
so close at hand. He Ind i1st taken n
drink OF water from The hands OF his
nurse, and lying back upon his pillow.
passed away 50 quietly that it WAS o
known by those proBcn, That life was
extinct. The deceased WIS a member
in good standing, of Paradise Lodge,
No. 25, l. o. o. f., which organization
has regularly contributed through Elko
Lodge, No. Is, TO the relief of tho
BROTHER through his sickness. Tho de-
ceased was nh old resident of this State,
having formerly lived Mt Virginia City,
but has lattcTly made his home in the
Eastern couLlies. He at one time
lived in Tuscarora, and those who
knew him ut tha. timc speak of him rs
nm excellent man aud worthy citizen.
The best .of attention had been be-.
slowed npon him since arriving here,
but the course OF tho insiliOus disease
with which ho was afflicted could not
be stayed, and death 1T last has claimed
lis victim.
The remains of the deceased brother
were inferred by Elko Lodge, IL .O.F.
in the burial grounds of tho Order. at 3
o'clock this evening.
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Arrivals.

Last evcuing-Jako Wines, George
Smith and A. Heilbroune.
Departures this morning-H. N.
schwarz. Joo Mclaughlin, l.. Suzo mud
Geo. Smith.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot hotcl ArriVniS.
T., Mnnley, Wadsworth.
II. g! Tandyv wmnomucca.
A, Mayer, Virginia City.
O.. II. Giics. Columbia.
200 Tippie, do Boo,
=. P,,YcD9nal5, Tuscarors.
Mrs. Geo. Seitz. do
d. ID. Nyc, San Francisco.
O. II. Hank. Halicck.
salmuel Gavin. Pleasant!
J.J. Sutherland and wife, Nova
Scotia. ~,sHritSs ugs yu-g.r.. .I.