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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

~ az - ~ -
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, L n. m.-Ihe barom-
eter ha- risen rapidly during the past wenyour hours
in the West Gulf States and al districts east OF the
Mississippi and south Of the OnO River and Ia Newhng-
land The temperature mas fallen decidedly IN the Ohc
Valley New-England and the Middle Atlantic states
Uo,erlv winds continue with generally clear weather
in New.Englanf and Middle Atlantic States northerly
Winds I'm the no Valley and Tennessee. tbe Gulf and
Souh Atlantic States. accompanied by ram IN latter
d,stricf Reports are missing from this Lake region and
eli districts west OF the Mississippi, except the West
Gulf States
Irdteaft0ns.
For the Middle States higher barometer, decidedly
o0er temperature northwest veerinR 70 northeriy or
eaSferly winds clear or partly cloudy weather
For New-Engiand, higher barometar cooler west
sriv winds clear or partly cloudy weather.
CautsOndrp Signals.
Cautionary signals are ordered from Cape Henry TO
Cape Lookout and cautionary on shore Signals continue
from Portland ~ New-Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
It's OF VOTES THROWN oCr.

Vnt. ,i-t SHOWS fhat one strict IN MISS S-lppl
- ballots we're thrown on, an TINS does nor lncllde
Cl.hoUa where al tne D1xes save one were l-rO"h
oUt. what Otnrr " work " was done We now no. pI'
, io know tnar the above is enough 20 las. ME.
Onr renders should TT. go seriously on tus BUSINESS
Every good more or les interested I'D IT, 81 Is
1ila 81 mat rus Is done tAc ln,'rCsi ot rue D'hO
cr,.ic Darry. and the party j. asked ny Gthe ~
Cn.lmrr-s organ 90 carry a. l. is MOI dObe Ih tus
The rcope and the party tie officials the District am
ne s should positively refuse 90 cnuhitn tce It. lt
IN frrrIle II n! 90 force into Congress rr-
of tbc injury It vii do 20 our party. 20 our goOo
nm. mi Id our state. A. ore VINO has served tuF
D.,ocrafIc rarty second man u the cfl'e ana Tie
s,nth wa suurn IL and denouuce U before the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
sgoor1YG 4 G UBST BY ACCIDENT

While George Lang, a boy of fiftesn, was examin-
;Dg loaded gun last evening at his fathers house,
No 1914 McDougal-st. Brooklyn, 1t was accidentally
discharged and the charge Of shot entered the face
of Mas Charlotte Roetlinger. age twenty -nve' OF
No / no Fulton-st., who was paying VISIT o. the
house She was seriously # not fatally INJURED anu
Torooer simms was called to take her nte-moriem
1,,,snt Her father IL a newsdeaer at NO l,7|O
Fniton.st in what Is called New brooklyn. lonng
Lang was placed under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22

90 ara 3Jo he average 2G2o being 2iso big
To- CORES p9ndng day lac. year, aLo " ioNe
tlan FRIDAY.
Gear or partly cloudy weather, WI slowly rising
temperature. may DC expected o-.1Y IN his clty ana
vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS
Absrrct Of lss0r9oTcrl Report eesk ting az p. ~
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a.
the week .ndlg a IVY tDh y Noysn.
her n 1850 nee on IU E-DAf, a. t;5V
m Tor Europe lsnlp " VIA Queeust0rn
WEpN D. IA. Tor Europe. steamship
othua Queenstown or france must DO
sp.t BID IN aalres.e T50 France direct
by steamship Hayre, On TAU k>DAf, az so
4. M. Ton Europe CIV OF Brussels, VIA
d so,vu f-orresp0ndenua Germany ant
be specially adAresssd To a. 0T Europe ~
snip 1ielet PvIOutn Cher0Ourg and IL burg;
or RDAN. a. Tor Europe. ~ sieai snip
BrtaluIc. Queenstown correspondence r Octiiny
ant speclaF address ell anl at 10 W.
by steamship Ethiopia wa iiasgow
and n EurOpe. shIJ Atckar Va -O1th-
amUul a 40 d. n t1r Belgium direct, Oy
seamshp 3.ige.IId. via ntwerD Inc na Tor Denmark.
Syclen au1 spalcneu bv HamDA- ana Bfenen
steamers ouiv Fayti and Marlcalb0 leave
New NeWfOunilanr lcavs
y0ra November - The mails for Honduras and LIZ
ineson eave New.Y0rk Novembe - Tue mai, Cor Hayti
leave November - The mails TOR HAVANA leave
New-York November - and 20. The malls Tor Mexico
leave no Jalaic1.
mi Ia ec leave November % The nails Nane
Zuea ltd New YORK November D The u sis
lar ol.na an Ia1Ls leave Decemb =. Tho
mails Tor Aystrsii Francisco December ID
rlOs. l.. AM -, pOssnSBter.
Posi- Odiae New-Yorg. November 20. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22

ONE FOR MIssUs-Young mistress =, nv MARY MARY
% .,a mean by cnalkIng the soies OF my boosf
.na.s a :. w maam the TACT Ia have PAIR VI boots
rActy the same yours, and nas mini Dea, anu
chalged yours that Know TIC ei"'0' '"'"S'"
vanrs aud mine" Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22

Get rid Of cold AZ once by using DIR.
Jsyue, ENDecfUr4 10. ,eFtaIn cure iOr a. pulmonary
Ipd hrUnchIaI oil .uU-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
,p>-rpAI SIR CHARLEs YORKE.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Field-Marshal General
s Cbr,es Yorke Constable Of the Tower. died yester
dv AT the age Of ninety years. He served with dis
,1nsc,ion in the Peninsula and az WaierioO.
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Gueclal Notices.

~~~~---~> 49,
vouns lady of eascu ar Refinement wishes p0
s-rf a. c0rIIou. excel enf reader ana mas hAo
with invalid. she ,y1ud Get nufserY
goverurs. auuenss ~e refers hY perm 10 ''ov
srnor trus collector 5er~r. PO5nster Jan, tne the
tdif0r u rnE TRIBUNE. Address A. b. - i'X 5f5 Fts-
ued. Mass.
,t.rry Daniels " D.. ia Lexington near 25th-ss
' Hours. AMI , 10 7.
Attention o. gentlemen
Homemade hilce Neat
NOW READY FOR THANKSGIVING.
PRESERVES. CANNED FRCItS. JELLIEs. PICKLES
&C. &c,
FOR SALE By MRS. :. r. McaLRATH. 29j DEGRAW-srt
BRDOkL.N.
Send FOR circulars containing references and preos.
new Designs
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS BROSzEs. LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic ID style and Of the bes materas an ~orkmaa,hiS
offered By
MITCHELL VANCE & co,
ss6 a1d So Broadway. Nsw-YorH
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TUEREy. d. n. DORsErT.

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-A dispatch to The
|. T0,,,u, fron Elgin ILL., says TIE Rev. Daniel "
orsett died Yesterday ut his home IN me sunrDs AZ Ine
~ ~ oo vears four months and hVe days he wa
morn In had been here thirty-seVeh years
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FACTS FOR T4E FRAUD HOgLERS.

TIE b aIGHr SUNLIGHT or PUBLICITY LET IN on
MISSISSIPPI re TURNING BoAiD-A DEMOCRATIC
PAPER EXPOSES DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS.
From The Vicksbprg HeratG tDsHil
We have already expressed mildly Dut hrmiy,
our ouion ABOUT elcDtl1n III ms "-tnc.' ht ave
uvr e.n lllo, III now, Co give thr hslfes fIOh ~
gf .re. count es Tue figures reuru~u Dy The L.,cl'h
Commits onrI- tn secretary ui Stitr ar 20 "o"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22

UPHAN- WTLSoN-On Thurs'av. November ~ 1t TIE
Ghurca fucarnIu OY taa Rev, Art " br 0Ns D.
". Holmes phaH. o. salem. Mss "a cdntlae Ey VIII
son wl-d Of Tie lats DavId J. Ely. o. THIS city
=, aouce, % Ls.ritIs, 49, 13 tgtJrssI D.A faH
sano a1a ILiregs
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THANKSGIVING

ST. bAt-FN 1A-s
304 ana 81, . Mulberry 81.
Thursday, november - DIVINE service 1880 a. NJ
dinner 2 p. N.
One thousand children gng 10 the Heuse, Day Nurs
cry sunday Isjra schools ReadlngrDom &C.
Mothers expecting Their usual thinks
win = the hhngfy VINO may
come MI every heart with JOY ant gad1ess - -
send money TODD AZ once 10 -l7 Err ElLtS nr
the REV CT MDODRCFF, superintendent New-lor<
PrOrestant kplscOpa CITY Missionary soc ETY..
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HENRY IOHNSON.

RED BANK, n. j.. Nov. 21.-Henry johnson,
we'll known citizen Of this place, died OF consumption
in Philadelphia this at the age OF nifty years
n vas teller OF the First National Bank here ana was
formerly paymaster OF the New-Jersey halr1ad 'ho
Uuriniehdent OF the Presbyterian sunday-scnOoi al
south Amboy n. j.
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.rR1RIrNR LnCAL nRsEHvArlOvs.

es.r3as sh.l.,
80, f- oe~naeulsT sisioa, o. ns for tAs - a,i
darn. aot hns rsrsss is l
a. Ia aaiess4 the herns s - hiiAlI'
la srosdsaJ
r,rauER OFFrcy Nov. ~. a m.-During the clear
weatner Yesterday the movement in the barometer
was steadily upward. The 5empcrure ranged between
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ciaucus Bearse Boston, with mdse and passen 70
II h DimOcx. -

HEw.ORlEASs Nov 2l-Passes Arrived strs Ors'or'
Jones. Liverpool; WsDdsrsF. l. itcn, BeiZe.
sai ed Lnmiey ASH. - o..t CA
SAx FsScT CO. Noy l-ai 81 str Australia. CarefL eyr
neg. VIA AGc slaId carving Br Il % pai
CIelled. shp Lnctle TlnOt L!yerPD0l
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LATEST >HiP NEWS

poer OF sEw.YonA......Soy. II. 1880.
ARRIVED
str Wyoming Teal Baltimore with mdse and passenger
70 Geo Il Glover.
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ThguksaTyIng
NONEM Err - IS5O, AT
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WA
DERERs

NONEM Err p ISaO. At
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAN
DERERs.
40 New B0wcry New-YOrk.
Than season again Teturns" Two
persons children widows AMI other poor anticipate
a Than sgving dinner.
The very respectful sohcit generous snnpy OF
pour provisions Accomplishments tor the day Itself
also liberal money and Otr articles. 10
tain the which Is % follow.
Help timely gwen many poor child ana burue NED
widow.
The Mission doors open the homeless and neg.
ectei children OF the poor. -, - -....
OF families connected Siih ne Alssisn reeipens ?,
benedt throughout children members OK ABOVE
families $3.50; among the families during the year,
Asa. l., l..
cOrpOrated 1851
treasurer r. BOX 45l2 MI "A. j. Hatch, president,
o Nassau 81. Nex YOrN cry. . 49,
All provisions and clothing Co the Mission House,
40 New BOwery, NeY-IOrk.
services ON ThlnEsgivnx Day o. interesting character
sngng the children, and addresses By aIacye speakers
Dinner served throughout the Afternoon.
open O'Clock. services commence &c o'clock
You cordially msiIed % be preseut
4. = HATCH President.
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OBITCART.
SIN AIEXANDER ] f. COCKBURN

SIR ALEXANDER }. E. COCKBURN.
LONDON, Nov. 2I.-Sir Alexander Cockburn. Lord
Chief Justice OF the Queens Bench, died suddenly
at II O'clock last nlght. He had heard u case at
Westminster during the day. He walked home,
took dinner. and retired apparently well at half
past H. when be was seized with pain over the
heart and died almost immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22

II We DO not give a better bottle OF BEEF WINE AND
IRO al bottle than sod elsewhere AZ s. We
sell ak botues for g. HEakxAx a Co, 2o3 Broadway.
Eagle snd Mersar trAle mark
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Ts,pp,eiyius AZ me FiyePoinI,.

Thank giving ut the FivcPoinis.
Annual APPEAL
the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
100 WoRrHsT
rRUsTEEs-twho are also rncorporators
NORRIS K j ~ Up, President.
HUGH y. CANT, Treasurer, GEO y BETS Secretary.
DAVID > EGLESroN, d. LYDIG SUDAN.
wH. +. BARNARD, superintendent
The Trustees of this well which
than twenty years has been sheern feeding aud clothing
urgently present .s Tor assistance enabc neu To
The instituon is dependent for ia support zrgsy uyou
the voluntary gifts OF the public
The House OF Industry Is a HOME. as Wen as cnauy
school, and renders enSre support 10 large iaauy
IL rs governed BY Board OF Trustees
New rooms and taught type.
snoensking and Laring "hlie the frs earn 70
useful men aud women but oi ,e hvss VI In
dustry hundreds OF aeseetea children Nvu oees
and vicious habits to-day who now are respectable
members OF society. -.
Tue following Is statement OF me years work; ,os
Aeais given ---------- sSs'soo
0arnonts used '-----------''.''-' Av'S
Aysrsss atendanee IN sensoL --..-.....-,.. 1851
In school since orysni> alton o2oco
The pubic AL tunes welcome 10 VISIT anc inspect tns
me safest mode OF remittance Of
on TIA NKsGfyISG DAY interesting servic win
bs nsld IN Chapel at oeocA The children sing
Al o'clock DINNER viii be served 10 the children In
cur spacious play where visitors them At tho
Al O'Clock u sufficient rrnishsd. the ANIMAL
Dinner FOR THE OUTSIDE POOR viii be ssrved-sn
All cordially invited enjoy the dAy with az
$4,000 Reward.
II We DO give a better bottle OF BEEF WINE AND
sell AK bottes for 81. a Co, 203 Broadway.
Eagle and Msrsar trAsis mark
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aane ana ahlres
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
From Fridays Daily. /
magundI.

Miss Celia Hunter returned last even.
ing from n four months visit to her sis
ter in OroYille, California.
Rev. A. J. Compton departed for San
Jose. CAL, Tuesday 10 attend the ron.
ference now In session there. He will
be absent about three weeks.
The Republican County Convention
closed its business this evening. MANY
Of the delegates residing along the line
Of the Railroad returning to their homes.
Ell. Angerson desires to dispose OF his
dwelling aud lot situated in tho upper
part % town. Parties calling upon him
ut once can secure a good property at
their own fgnres.
Geo. Tucker and II. G. Street re.
turned from Island Mountain last even.
ing. George says he bagged three fine
deer while on the trip, but was too
heavily loaded to bring in moro than
one Of them,
A social dance sill be given ut Free.
man al this evening. The best Of
music has been engaged. and all the
arrangements perfected for the com.
fort and enjoyment Of those who may
participate. Take your best girl and
go.
Our Republican friends were particu.
larly jubilaut las, night. A huge bonfire
was lighted near tho Hall. where |. was
early announced public speaking would
DO held. The band d~iscoursed enliven.
Ing and patriotic music, drawing a largo
crowd to the vicinity. and nj the Nd.
pointed hour the hall was comfortably
filled. The meeting was addressed by
II. Q. Garner Of Tuscarora; Capt. Pal.
mer Of Carlin; ". J. Hatch Of fnde.
pendonco, aud @. A. Kingston Of T'usca.
rora.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
tFron wednesday. DARYL
AiiiaEnai.

o. +. Ro4srs returned from Spruce
mont lasf evening. ". A. Woodruff Of
Cherry Creek. accompanied him.
II. W. Brown. A. Leichter. W. T.
Smith and d. G. Gamer arrived here
from Tuscarofa by private conveyance
this morning.
In the Democratic primaries held in
Virginia City. Monday. the ticket headed
For o. 8. S-nator. James u. Fair
was successfui.
Ed L. Seitz. Of Deeth. . prominent
aspi:snt for the Office :. Sheriff before
the Republican Convention, arrived in
town this morning.
Prof. Duval. who gave instructions in
dancing at this place n little more than
a yeAf ago. has opened n dancing acad
envy at the Opera House in Carson.
The stage from the North last even
ing, brought down 5 bars Of Arsenta
bullion valued at S6.s57 is This even.
ing bullion was received from the Grand
Prize, valued at Ss,725 Is.
Delegates to the Republican County
Convention to be held here tomorrow
are putting in an appearance. The
Tuscaroru delegation arrived last night
aud to-day. and others from the neigh
boring valleys are Struggling in to the
scene OF the fray.
The Elko FIGURING Mill started up
this morning on barley. only enough
Of which is on hand to keep
the mill running three days. In
about a week the mill will commence
turning OUT superior grade Of -four
from this years wheat.
1t was understood by the Tmes. Rttisv
that an effort Was being made in rusca-
rora. TO have the delegates to the Re.
publican County Convention. which
assemblies here tomorrow. to vote AS n
unit. 1t will be quite safe 10 predict
that all such efforts will prove .abortive,
Fred. Benson. conductor Of freight
train No. z. on the Central Pacific, was
roughly shaken up by an accident on
the road near Clu,o. few days ago. His
train was delayed ut a sharp turn in the
road. and one which following ran sfoul
OF the standing train, demoraliziug a
caboose and engine. Fred's injuries
were slight and nobody else was hurt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
John ncNniIy Wnhnraws.

EaKo. sept. %. 1880.
To The Democratic Central Committee Of
Etko County. NsTai1:
GESTLEMES-Sincc i was honored
with the nomination 10y the Democratic
Convention for State Senator, my bust
moss affairs have assumed such u shape
NJ to uccessitate my absence from the
State during the coming winter. Under
snch circumstance | do not feel that I
would be doing justice to the people Of
Elko county by continuing my candi.
dacy for the position, and I therefore
respectfully tender this, my notice of
withdrawal.
l will state in this connection that I
expect TO remain in the State and county
until after tho election. aud that my
every effort will be devoted to the sue.
cess OF the Democratic ticket, (yoIuu.
tcer"d) State and County, ~ strenuous.
ly as though I had continued inthe field
Ms a candidate.
Your obodient servant,
john McSALLY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
Cure.

The following prescription Is recon.
mended az n certain cure for neuralgia:
Take two ounces Of alcohol, ono ounce
OF sulphurio ether. sii grains Of sui
phsto OF morphine and two drains Of
oil al peppermint. Put the mixture into
q bottle Sufficiently largo to hold a..
cork tightly, shake thoroughly, and
battle the part affected frequently.
This is Intended for an outward appli.
cation only.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
RepublIcnns In Cnmcns.

At tho executive session Of tho Gar
heid Club last night. says the 7Tmcs.
Revie~ Of Saturday, it was determined
that tho township officers should be
nominated by popular vote at the pri-
mary election to-day. There are several
candidates for the two Offices nnd the
fght for the domination promises to be
. lively one oil around. Il. +. Wheeler
was recommended by the Club for the
nomination Of County Commissioner,
Geo. Phillips. John T. My and l.. T..
Atohison wero recommended M candi-
dates Tor School Trustees. and Hon. s..
N. Beard received the highest vote for
Assemblyman. The polls opened at
noon to-day. and as we go to press, tho
voting Is going on.
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For n Cheap.

A No. l vegetable ranch aud large
pasture. both under good fence, in the
foothills noar the head OF South Fork
OF Humboldt. Tho owner wishes TO
rcmoVe North, and will give n raro
bargain to q purchaser. For particulars
apply to VIM. Richie, South Fork, or
At this ONCE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
sir Ashley Coopcr'- vital Rcstorn.

III" great English remcdy-nas made
NOR" cnr"s Of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal weakness, Lost Manhood. nocl1r-
nal emissions, lassitude, inability for
m"ni'l labor, dependency md such
diseases as are induced by youthful
foilies and ercesses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. l.. Mintie, II. D.,
No. IL kenrney street, San Francisco.
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Fonr times tho quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
oil private diseases successfully with.
ont mercury.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following Is n list Of letters 70.
maining In tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. rs.
1880.
Brown With Davis Walter
Glingbry Amanda Glass @ W
MoCullock David Nc KenzIo John
Oakes W II Riggs s II
SMITH Fa
O. W. Hull, p, NJ,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

sAaAaiEuadI.
The Seventh Annual State Fair opens
ct Reno on Monday.
SPiaistsd's election 10 conceded by .
trife over 200 majority.
Two special tea trains passed through
for the East last evening.
James Clark returned from o weeks
visit to the Day City last evening.
Two cars loaded with calves from
Deeth. consigned to Lux & Miller Of
San Francisco passed West last even
ing.
The list q unclaimed letters remain
ing in the Post Office at this place for
the week ending Sept, 25th. will be
foundI n this issue. ~
The Board Of Equalization were uu.
able to conclude their labors last even
ing. as announced; but will have
reached the bottom of the Assessment
Roll by this evening.
hurry Durham will close up his gall
lsry here on Monday, aud departs on a
three weeks visit to Oakland, at the
end Of which time he will return and
sneAsein the business as before.
Divine services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, morn.
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
Subject in the morning. Taking up The
Cross" In the evening. The Law of
the Lord" After the sermon in the
morning the Lords Supper will take
pisee. Sunday School at 1920. Al!
a~reiavtea
The Sixth session of the Nevada n.
z. Conference met at Virginia City
Wednesday morning. The following
ministers were present: J. ID. Ham,
nond. c. McKrlvey, w. C. Gray, G..
b. Aihki-y, f. II. Willis. LORI Ewing.
T. S. Uren. c. W. Grail. y. q. Luke.
w. Carver and Warren Simms. The
conference transacted the usual routine
OF business.
The Republican Primary election
Asad here to-day passed of quietly. The
throo tieEets ri antioned in last evenings
paper. was due to a Misunderstanding
IN the part Of our informant. Eighteen
names, from which to select the six
Delegates appointed to this precinct.
were printed upon one ticket. thus Civ
ing the voter a larger field in which to
exercise his judgment an to the best
men for the position.
E. J. Helms, an old T~uscaroran. ar
rived in town last night, says the Times
Rsrier Of Wednesday. after an absence
OF nearly two years, and was warmly
greeted BY his mhuy friends. He has
taken charge of the CnrIin Fast Fright
LiGs as Superintendent. with head
q" 'r,era at Carlin. Mr.. Helms is a
thorough business man, and his ap-
pointmcnt is one OF the best that could
have been made 10y the company. Mr..
Helms las a host Of warm friends In
Elko Who will rejoice to hear Of his ap
pointment.
We find the following highly natter-
ing personal allusion TO our townsuhu
J.. Is. Fitch, in the Carson Timer Of
Thursday: ''Bem Fitch, Sheriff OF EIko
county. aud a candidate for re election,
Is IN town to-day. While IL is Rrpub.
licAn policy to oppose the election OF a
Democrat, ii is safe enough to say that
Ben Is y good fellow. a good Sheriff. e
gentleman. aud the only Democrat in
Eiko county the TNe, would like to see
elected. Gentlemen OF Eiko, if you
must have n Democratic Sheriff, Fitch
Is the man."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
Dentistry,

DR.. JesSup has just returned from
ohrlin where he has been prac,icips
his profession during the past week and
will remain bore until the close OF this
week. going hence to Tuscarora. where
no will remain q fOw weeks. The Doc.
tor is known 10 DO a frst .class dentist
and those requiring his services can
avail themselves OF his skill only for a
few days longon Call and SEQ him at
once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03
Your obodient servant,
john McSALLY.
Democratic County Central Com.
tnIttee.

Democratic County Central Com.
tnIttee.
AT the meeting OF the Democratic
County Central Committee last evening,
tho withdrawal OF John Mentally, nom
inoo for State Senator was accepted. and
at the suggestion OF tho members Of the
committee from the North. the name Of
j. u. Tolley was unanimously agreed
upon TO 6ll tho vacancy. Tho vacancy
on the Assembly ticket ocoasioned by
this action WAS filled by tho appointment,
OF J. u Kelley OF T~uscarcra. The com
mitteo then adjourned TO meet al The
Cour. house TO day At Q o'clock.
After a brief session to day the com.
miiteo adjourned TO meet at tho call Of
the Chairman.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-03

Live to Die and Dye 20 Live.
NJ. J. Grimes has opened q d., eli q
establishment in tho old photograph
gallery. Clothes dyed. cleaned and 70.
paired at prices to suit the times. dive
mo a call. NJ. J. GRfxEs,