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The Fourth pas, of quietly.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02
\ New strike Close mt HON,

- Sc" StTihc SioSt nj HOMO.
Attention was attracted to a small
party of men leaving town this morning
with picks. shovels and other articles Of
miners outfit. and upon inquiry it was
nscsrtnined hat nj a certain point in
the hills, two miles south of here, a
mineral bearing lead had recently been
struck, which was being prospected by
the party mentioned, with very eucour-
aging results.
The matter has been kept very quiet;
the parties interested mnnifesting no
desire to communicate their views re-.
speeding the exact locality or apparent
value OF their discovery. We arc in
formed TINT samples Of the orc ex-
tracted have been sent to Virginia City
for assay, but VIC arc not appraised of
the result. The ore is reported as look
ing very favorable by those who have
seen It, bat OF a nature which can only
he determined by n test.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the
most sanguine expectations Of the dis
cover'rs may be more than realized.
Further information regarding the
find" will be furnished as soon as the
facts can DO ascertained.
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lFron Friday. D.ily.I


HA1naGO1l.
Coi.j. II. Stump l. haIhosG day or
no In Zion on his route East.
We are SORRY learn that Mr.. ,. r.
BrAdie5 Ii still Confined to her room by
ackness.
The Pacific Coast Press Association
meets in San Fnnclseo, Jnne l. at the
Baldwin Hotel.
The Manhattan CompGuy at Austin
shipped IL bars Of bullion Tuesday.
."lued at Si2ili2 &C:
E. s. Stokes and party ars ovor In
smoky valley. Lander COMFY. examin-
ing some mining property in Kingston
District:
Mrs. Frank Smith can recover her
purse by calling at the resi- ienos OF tic
subscriber. Il must be distinctly n-
derstood that no questio - ars to be
asked.
It is reported from Cherry Creek that
one Mary Smith. afoigh character.
fatally shot n man at tina place several
days ago. The name Of the victim Is
not mentioned.
Mr.. A. d: Flack, . brother of the
Judge, arrived hero by the train this
morning from Leavenworth. Kansas.
where he is engaged in business. The
Judges condition ling regarded as
dangerous by some Of his friends. their
fears were communicated to his brother
who Immediately left his homo for this
place on receipt of III unwelcome intel
lig"nce.
Frank Smith has m we'd his large barn
from the hill near his residence, and
erected II back Of his lumber yard sur
rounding it with a corral and sheds for
the accommodation Of horses, he having
arranged to make tho raising of this
character Of stock a part of his busin.ss.
A car load OF stock consisting OF u fne
trotting stallion and n dozen brood
mares, bought by Mr.. Smith in San
Francisco arrived hero this morning.
We will make further mention Of the
stock, tomorrow.
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Iron rhuna.y.. D.ly.l
n.ImaxaIA

RaImaGumAS
Mn. George Seitz returned to Tus-
carorA by stage this morning.
Friendship Chapter. No. I, O. E. s..
meets to night - the hall. A full all
tendance 10 requested.
ws are requested to give notice that
the social dance at Freeman Hall, thi,
evening commences At 0 o'clock.
The passenger train FROM the west
will arrive about two and a quarter
hours behind tims. this evening.
Peter Munson. while crossing III,
railroad track with his team, This even.
ing. narrowly escaped being run 0ter by
q rapidly approaching train.
A special car OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railway containing G. II. Hudson. and
other. officials of that road. was attached
to the west bound train this morning.
Oar townsm an. Mr.J.C.C ronbie, WHO
IL interested in mining enterprises q.
Mineral. Hill. departed for that camr
by the train this morning. He will be
absent from home some two or three
weeks.
John R. Bradley. who Is now up In
the Snake river country. where the arm
has wintered n large number Of cattle.
writes to Mr.. George Russell. his part.
ner here. that the stock has done better
than expected, the loss being compare
lively light.
At the suggestion Of G Unstable ]. NJ.
Lane. the INDEPENDENT press gang, TO-
day. moistened its clay at o popular
down town bar. in honor OF the late ac-
QUESTION to the family Of the efficient
official above mentioned. See notice
und,r the head Of Born"
Under the head of ''new-to.day" it
will bo observed TINT M. Cohn an
nominees his firm determination to dis
pose OF his entire stock within the nex
GO days ut any price. for cash, A rare
cbanc. for bargains is offered. Those
indebted to him n.e also notified that O
speedy settlement will conduce 10 their
advantage.
ltr. A. J. Pullman starts for Halleck
station tomorrow morning. He goes 10
aper and paint a large new dwelling
Lo"e just built by Messrs.. Scott &
Pank on their ranch at that place. It
WI ! require about three weeks to conf
pl to the work, at which time Mr.. Pull
mrn will be prepared to perform any
work in his line in Elko.
From Agent Edwin Peel. OF the wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company, we
len u that on the first of the month the
Office of the Company ut this place will
become a transfer Office to a limited
extent. Mr.. Peel has furnished the addi.
tionsl bonds required by the Telegraph
Company, and after April 3Oth. transfers
not exceeding the amount Of 500 zach
day. can be purchased. A convenience
will be secured TO our citizens by this
new arrangement.
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From TuesdIy's Daiiy.l
aSalnAEaaaI.

Peruse Jake Garreeht's Msy-day
''ad." under tho head Of '.neE to-day"
John n. Stump. departs on q visit 10
his old In Baltimore by tie train this
evening. He will DO nbsent about six
weeks.
A special meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
10. r. & A. II. for work in the hrst do
gree will be held at Masonic hall this
evening, commencing al 1880 O'Clock.
A.w. Gedney. of Ruby Valley arrived
in town by the train this morning. and
will remain during the day. He reports
the season unusually backward in his
locality.
Prof. C.. d. Plummer has recovered
his health. and will appear before an
audience at Salt Lake City. this even
ing. He will probably give US a call on
his etu West.
Jerome Cross. n former resident OF
this county. md we'll known TO many OF
our readers. is now in Colorado. He
WAS recently elected Recorder OF q lew
mining district called Brunble, about
thirty five miles from Laramie.
E. II. Griswold was q passenger by
the West bound train this morning.
Word had just been received ut Wells
that Benjan,iu Griswold. a brother. was
dangerously III, at Stockton, CAL, and
Henry was Fastening to his bedside.
Z. J. Jones arrived in town from
Pleasant Valley. last evening. He came
in from his ranch to meet his dAughterI
Mrs. Lieutenant Allen, who arrive |
hero from Arizona by last evening"
train. Mrs. Allen comes on q visit to
her parents. and will probably rcmA'n
with them about four m 'nths. The
Lieutenant is still station Il at Camp
Thomas, and accompanied his wife on
her route north a. far Tu son.
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A dispatch from Winuemucca,- this
evening, announces that at 2 o'clock.
r. NJ, Charles W. Hymcr eSpiatcd his
crime Of murder upon the snllows Mt TINT
place. lie had httcl!y abandoned all
semblancc Of Jravado. aud appeared
upon tho scnfruld calm and collected.
expressing faith that his groat sin had
been forgiven. lie addressed those
present, briefly md hoped his fearful
fate would have tho effect Of restraining
other young men from pursuing the
course that had ruined him aud brought
him TO aI uutimely death.
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Iron w.dns.a.y.. p.ily.I
Saln~~-aa

A special train Of about twenty cars
loaded with Tea. passed through here
from tn" West. et'7 80 last evening.
The Sens:at: reports tho OIL Fellows
Anniversary bail. at Eureka, Monday
night, . most brilliant AMI successful
social event.. -
Ed. ]. Carpeaux and A. Wild arrived
here from Bullion. Railroad District, by
tho stage this evening. Ed reports the
future outlook Of that camp rs particu-
larly encouraging.
County Surveyor. Robert NJ. Catlin.
arrived here from San Francisco whore
he has been passing n portion Of tie
Winter. by tho tain last evening aud
departed Tor his homo in T~uscarora, by
the stage this morning.
We are authorized &c that
Mr.. John H. Stump. Of T~itscarora, will
be a candidate before the County DEM
ocra,ic Convention, for the nomination
for the Office OF County Clerk. The
Colonel is we'll known in the county,
and Ia a gentleman thoroughly qualified
to discharge the duties OF the position.
The serious illness of his aged father
at his home in Baltimore Is what calls
him East at this time, but his absence
will not probably exceed six weeks.
The wife and children Of Mr.. Joseph
Rosenstock. who have been making
their home in Chicago. are expected TO
arrive here from that city IN a few days.
Mr.. 1.oseustock having settled perma-
nen.ly in business here, brings his
I rmily to remain. They will take the
dwelling now occupied by DR.. Hender-
sons family, the Doctor removing shoit-
ly to the present residence Of Gabriel
Cohn; Mr.. Cohn being about to remove
with his family. from Elko.
Mr. A. S. Baldwin. portrait painter.
OF San Francisco. stopped over here
yesterday, to take orders, on his way to
Denver Col. A number Of splendid
specimens Of his artistic skill. were on
exhibition ut the Postoficc, to day.
among which were life size portraits Of
Gen. Grant, ex Senator Sargent, Bishop
Kip of San Francisco DIR. Hariee, aud
those Of several ladies. Among them
was n very accurate picture Of our
t0wnsman, I. n. Stone. They are all
admirably executed oil paintings and
exhibit n degree Of talent and skill in
til, AIT OF transferring the exact features
and expression to canvass. very rarely
possessed by the most noted artists.
Mr.. Baldwin proceeds eastward by the
train This evening.
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Republican Delegates.

The Tines. Rerit,r says the Primary
election which was held here last Sat
urday, resulted in the election OF the
following named gentleman to act as
delegates 10 the County Convention.
which comes Off on the 9Th of May:
II. W. Brown, Cy. Tolman. S.M. Beard.
w. Steinaker, Davis Bassett, j. r.
Babcox. J.. w. Powell, E. S. Yrates, l..
L. Atkinson. q. Collins. +. N. Dyer,
c. +. Abbot and George Phillips.
Sixty five votes were cast for Prcsi-
DENTAL nominee. Of which Blaine ro-
ceivea SO, Grant 10 and Washburne ,.
Whole number of vot = cast for dele
gntcs, SC.
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4 Human Miracle.

Tho famous Niyhting,i" Company.
chief of which Is the TFo-II AIDED We
msu. Mill" Christinr. aul the Milgcts.
Baron Littlrfng-r aud Count Rosebud.
arrived Il. re from Eureka last even
ing. aud pnvs u of their highly inter
cstiuS entertainments to a full house
At freeman Hail at > O'clock y II. To
day. aud i, IL now generally admitted
That nutwiih-ian ling all that has Lr-u
sAid >nd written with regard 10 the
human rh"u"m"ua presented in the
person Of the TwG-Hrul~d Lady, the
f~-lin = IL surprise rnl wonhrr arc
im~nieHsurnbiy enhanced upon looking
NJ her. Sho ducs absolutely con-titut"
Que Of the wonders Of the world. The
Milgrts. too. both in their person aud
acting are highly entertaining. forming
in themsclva< All exhibition we'll worth
the price ~ admission.
Tho u'tts Ivy the t~o hva lei itly-
soprano aud conirsito"nIo sung smooth
y aud swccily. nuH Lrr WALKING. up"n
two or four feet. il in The EShc-: style
Of s.ltatorIyasi. Tho singing aud net
lag Of tla MilgetS il al-o very good.
snd 10 nlono sufficient to draw n good
h~us- IL time.
The Company give ono more cNhibi-
ton At : O'clock this evening. after
which ,hrys CONTINUE tu,ir routs East
WArd.
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ANN mnItIOn,

Powder. Shot, Cartridges. Shells,
Wads, Gun and Pistol Tubes. Caps.
Primers. Reloading. Tools. MoulIs,
Springs, Sights. Flasks. Sewing Ma.
chino Oil aud Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always OIL hand; also
Canned Fruit. Fresh Crackers and
Cakes, Purc Spices, Extracts, Candies,
Nuts, Tobacco, etc. at lowest Cash
prices and Best quality gu ,raute,d at
w. A. JAcKsoy's,
Next door 10 Postonice.
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rRrScrrAL's DxrA TMESr.

Mamie wilson. IOl; Emma Cullen.
l0l; Rehecca CrOmhie. lOl Rosa COhn.
100; Lila Pullman, 100; Rose Gardner,
100; May Terry, TO-; Ella Fuller, 100;
Amelia PlughotT. 100; Belle Lindsay,
100; Pauline Cohn. 100; Annie Green,
80; Ida Youn:. 90; Ella Litton, 30;
Louisa FINN. %; Rebecca Al, xaul,r.
%; Ollie AtwelI, 0S; Jme OHilvie. o.;
Laura Baker, 90; Lila Russell, %;
Susie Payne. 81; Mary Mulcahy, 81;
Rose Garrecht, 90; Alice McCIelland.
-; BERTHE Porcher, 81; Carrie Dorsey.
81; Frank G.. Smith. %: Charles Gard
ncr, %; Lewis Bradley. 90; Charles
Iiufrurd, %; Eddie Dorsey. %; An.
tome Gerber, 81, Gorge Pullman, &c;
james P"nrol, 90; Willie Adams. %;
Bradley Waller. 30; Frank Lucas, 90.
T. y. STONE. Principal.
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INTERNfEnIATE DEPARTMENT.

Josie Cullen, 90; Birdie Jackson. %;
Bcckie Yentes. %; Willie Cullen. o.;
Dana Caldcu, %; Joe Henderson, %;
Josie Dcviur. %; Charles Batter, "a;
Eddie Butler. 81; Annie Grant %;
Eliot Swain. 81; Johnnie Green, o.;
Rufus Game, 02; May Duvine. 90.
Mrs BILLIE CADY, Teacher.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Grace HENDERSON. 9S; Willie Ford, %;
Barham Lang, 9S; Lena Alexander, %;
John Tucker, 9S; Jennie Grant. 9S;
Maggie Blackcr, %; Myrtle Scyo'. 90;
Guy Caldcn, o.; Aunie Mulcahy. 9S;
Charles Waller. 81; Matte Russell. %;
Birdie Scyoc, 81; Lpttie HENDERSON, 80;
Nora Pollard, %; Stella Mayhugh, %;
Filth Taylor. 90.
VI $ JOSEPHINE TAYLOR, Teacher.
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La lies who choose to mike or SUI
p~erintond the making Of your own gar
ments. The most stylish aud perfect
citing costumes caa b, pro luccd at n
large saving in money by using tho
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed 10 any address on receipt of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
]. w. Evans,
domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco
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For Rent,

A two.sf6ry. HIuse. with six bed
rooms. dining room, kitchen. parlor and
bar-room, is offered for rem. on reasons
able terms. A good location, and o rare
chance for a business man. For par.
ticulars, address, z. y. BrRSEs.
Wells, New.
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The primary election for delegates to
the Republican Convention on Saturday.
resulted in tho success OF OF the regular
ticket, composed Of the following named
persons: NJ. Z. Freeman, Il. II. Bigo.
low. Antonc BiKcl. j. ii. Rand, G. C..
Warner, ]. s. Mayhngh. S. W. Sawkey,
T. n. Stone and +. A. Littlcacld. Til
whole number Of votes cast was Gs. Of
which the opposition ticket received i3.
Tho preference Of the voters for Prosi-
Dental candidate was similar to that
expressed throughout the S,nto. Blaine
taking n long lead Of the acld. Tho
tally sheet showed: For Blaine, "a;
Grant, s; washburne, .; Eimunds, J.;
Sherman, !; no choice, g..
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AdycrusSd ir,,er LI.,.

The following mn list Of letters TO.
naming in tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho wock ending Saturday. April o..
,son. 80 .
Burkot DANIEL f.. Brooks Mrs Caddie
Farmer James Mcdonald ID
Roger. o II. White W II
TAFT wmJ
q, W, Hull, T.. NJ.
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sir AStIcy Coopcr's vital Restora-

- 80 .ty. h
TIL" great English r~emeiy-hns made
moro cures OF Nervous Debility. Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal emissions, lissitude, inability for
mental labor. dospondency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and erccssos. than nil other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. Z. Mintic, N. d..
No. II Kcarney street, sau Francisco.
for the Restorative aud be cnred. Price
50 per bottle. Four timos the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with.
ont mercury.
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Depot HntrI Arrivals.
j.. ID. FnllmrI, Oakland.
II. II. ll"suh&5h, IIIIcck.
L. T.. Mayer, dn
Thus. Mccain, do
W. q. Il pl"lph. do
Mrs. y. ). Finnrr,y,io
J. ID. Aktc, -, " do .
+. =. h,att. B.ttic Mountain. ..-
W. Bnilrr, -
Il. ID. lt"hleri, san Jose.
len u: 'feii. ryoria. Ill.
DR.. c. w. S,"ph"uson and wife,
Fort Collins. Cal.
J. e. VI itlheSs. do
SiomLtSGALE e Mr,NY.
Miss Milfib Christine,
Mis- blanche Brook,
baron L~ittle6nser.
Count II ,|cbnl,
F"rdi O.. MiIlini.
Chns. II. wclch,
JUscplS Ssith.
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a handsome phaeton and single har.
moss. both neasiy new, having been In
service but n short time. together with
runners fttcd to the body Of the vehicle
Eot Winter ufc. The cniirc outfit IL
offered for tho. nominal sum OF si25
nHE.. Apply To Mrs. Law Tashvira,
81 Cariin,''.
-ila1.RLL-
A LsH6E iisoicc of A Key West
Cigars just rccoiscd Ut the Gem.
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LOcAL AND STATE NEWS.
GFrom Saturdays Daily.l
RAIaHuAdL.

AAIAAEundL-
Regular meeting of Odd Fellows. to-
night. r-f
Rev. Bishop Whitaker will hold SER
vic~s at Freeman Hall on tho 9Th OF
. month.
Rev. George Jennings will hold reg
ular services at Freeman Hall. morning
and evening. Tomorrow. as usual.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat of the
18th instnnt. has tho following in its
personal columns: Mrs. WIN. rlughuG
and daughter Matte. Of Elko. New. is
her. on n visit to her sister. Mrs.. Krll
man, Of 1880 Wright street. Miss Mat
tic will remain to complet" her musical
education.
On Monday. May 81. Gabriel Cohn
will dispose VI his entire hons holi
furniture. At auction n, his residence on
81 street. Tho.c desiring to SECURE
bargains in that liu". will 10 well To hr
present on that occasion. ~ the entire
lot will he sold with"nt reserve to the
highest bidIrrs. See his notice nuder
the h-n.iof '.urw to-day"
The Republican VOTERS Of Elko obc.
dicnt To- call. u,-t at tn" Court !!nuSe
last evening. ani selected th" following.
members Of the party to bc voted for ut
the primary election held TO day. for
delegates I" the Republican County
Conv. nti,'n which is /" elect del gates
to the State C"nv, niiou. which body
selects the Republican delegates To the
National convention at Chicago: j. :
M.yhugh. II. l.. Freeman. Il. Il.
Big.low. g. G. Warner. \. Bi1,l. J.. II.
Rand. s. W. Yaukcy, +. y. Stone, AMI
F.. 4. LittlrGvld. Al the opening Of
the polls this evening. another ticket.
embracing only n portion Of the names
me ntionrd above. appeared in The fell.
which had the ef. ct Of arou-ins All in
t-r'St in the ranks OF morality which.
otherwise would not have been evoked.
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Departures.

Ry stage for the north this morning.:
J. W. Powell. r. Rundell, r. GREATER
aud J. II. CHM.
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Cariir Republican Delegates.

The delegates chosen at the R"publi-
a primary election al Carl;u. are as
follows: A. C.-Hall. J. A. Palmer, II.
G.. Davis and A. s. Longley. The
delegation Is solid for Blaine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02

FoR lame back, side or Ghost use Shi
loh's Porous Plaster. Price. % cents.
Sold by L. +. Muller, Druggist, Elko,
Nevada.
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I wish Evrrbody to Rnor

'""s A" HNNV"
Rev. George II. Thayer, ond old citi.
zen Of this vicinity known 10 every one
rs n most influential citizen, and Chris
tian member OF the NJ. l.. Church Just
this moment stopped in our store 10
say, ~ wish everybody 10 know that /
consider That both myself and wife owe
our livos to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure II Ia having a tremendous sale
over counters and is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases Of Lung Dis.
eases, srioh ns nothing else has douo.
BooRpoS. Ind. May 10, 1870.
.DRs. MSrcngrr 4 HRAScE.
Sold by L. +. Muller, Druggist, Elko.
------. sa
IIotcl Arrivals,
81 J.. II. Rand. Railroad.
Mart Swan. Tuscatctai ..fHg
j. ID. Barnes, Toano.
N. Wines, Ruby,
W. Mitchell. Huntington.
-
Departures.
This niorninR--Mrs George Ssiiz.
--4-
FRrsH shell oysters received daily a,
the GEN by express,
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Denot Hotel ArrIYnIn.

l.. J. Jones. Pleasant.
Sam Gavin, do
Mrs. Litg.. W. Alton, Arizona.
John II. Stump. 'Tuscnrora.
+. l.. Drown, South Fork.
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Arrivals.

Las, cvcning-John II. Stump aud
James Hanson.
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EOll or nor.

The following is the Roll Of Honor
for the M nth OF April. OF the Elko
Public S.hool. aud their respective
standing:
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Departures.

by stage this morning for the North /:
II. NJ. Ca,lin, Mrs. A. u. Waller and
Miss Nellie Curry.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
James Tabor, Now York.
j. ID. Lamb. Tuscarora.
l.. L~aubonboim, do
Il. NJ. Ca,lin. do
A. s. Baldwin. San Francisco.
Il. NJ. Streeter. Lamoillo
4. J. Carpoaux, Railroad.
A. Wild, do .
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Inst evening by stage from the North.
J. W. Powell, j. W. Allen aud Gcorgc
IIolbrook.
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PncrEsson J. +. f'UnxEE has opened n
School Of Fine Arts. south OF the Depot
Hotel, where penmnnship, dtaSibg aud
painting will be taught in a thorough
mud proficient manner. Old and do.
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes and made clear and distinch Mr.
Burner makes the painting OF portraits
n specially.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02
Hotel Arrivals.

A ARG invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon. 10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02
Notice.

Wo will furnish, for cash only, in lois
to suit tho trade, G. Conrad's cole.
brated ~. Louis Budwcisor beer. IN
barrels containing Q dozen bottles, at
80 so por barrel.
~ RScKHAHT & FRoELfGu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-02
IOcpnrImrcn.
Arrivals.

ny stage for tho North this morning
Mrs. N. Truscolt and an Oriental.