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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29
FURNITURE.

VISITORS AND OTHERS M
' need Of FIIRSITI RI would do web % ~.
call At r. GATIlRiGUI & SON'S, IO Cove III
trnor street. and examine their large anu , '
,r,Il-a,shted stock OF WALNUT and POPLAR
CHAMBER and DIklNG-ROOM FURNITURE,
embracing III Of tie new styles. Easy terms ~
paynent Don't forget tie place.
r. CARTWRIGHT & son,
ocoI-9n 10 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

REGISTRATION TO-DAY OILY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

We have just received the largest and anerf a.
scrtmen' OF sroNsEs ever offered In this city.
embracing ali kinds, sizes, and prices.
Also. another supply Of elegant oII.-DREsexU
ClfAM0ls SKINS. FOR sale "
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
auo 1915 Main street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

FURNITURE. FURNITURE.M
i WILLIAM DAFFRON, ~
,,,rnf,cturer aud dealer ia CHAMBER, F<1
PNRLOe, and DlNINC-ROOM FIRNl-'i
TI'RE. WOOD- and CASE-SEAI CHAIRS ana
eyery artlcle h. the FURNITURE LINE; Bed
ding Feathers and Mattr,scs. Docs tie business,
carlo The stock. aud cannot be- undersoId once
and wareroOns. 1888 Main street: Factory. ~, 10
Orders ~ mail promptly attended %. oc l2-sm
r ARGEST FURNITURE \ y Dm
IL BEDDING ESTNhL iSllMkNT ID
SOUTH OF NEW iOlik. Tf
NEARLY 10000 SQUIRE FEEl FLOOR
ROOM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

An gNTHUsIAsTIC RECEPTION GIVEN OUR CAN
DIDATE POR GOVERNOR IN BALTIMORE, on
HIS WAY 10 THE EASTERN SHORE or VIE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29
A RUNOR.

There Is rumor, traced to the presi-
Dental residence, that upon the adjourn
ment Of the senate President Arthur Will
appoint the successors OF Mr.. Blaine and
Mr.. MacYeagh. He will thus avoid any
opposition on the part OF the Iialf-Breed
senator's during this session at least, and
and his appcintees will enter st once into
the discharge OF their duties.
NOMINATIONS.
The only nominations sent in by the Pre-
sident to-day were Eugene X. Hastings, to
be postmaster at Carroll City, Iowa; John
w. Harris, to be postnlasterat Lock Haven,
Ia.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph 10 he Dis
patcli.I
no MORE NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The Presi-
dent sent TO the Senate this afternoon only
two unimportant nominations. IL Is UNI
derstood that no others will be sent during
the remainder OF the present session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

1SFoRMArioS has been received to the
effect that four negroes. Green Harris.
Giles Peck, Iohu Hood, Burt Hoskins,
implicated in the murder Of Miss Matte
Ishmael near Jonesboro, Arkansas, "a
few days ago. have been lSnched by u
band Of masked men numbering 400 or
800. The lynchers suddenly appeared
from the woods aud surrounded the
house where the negroes were tempor-
arily placed, overpowered the guards,
took the prisoners out, hung them to .
tree, and disappeared as quick and
silently as they had gathered, 1t is
claimed prior to their execution the
negroes made full cohiessIup, giving
q detailed account Of the crime, alleging
Miss 1shmael was killed for refusing
to disclose the hiding place Of large
sum OF money, which het father had re.
ceiyed few days before the tragedy
occurred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

The New York nr1e, says: The man.
ayers Of the Anti Monopoly Lengue are
kept 30 busy organizing branches and
answering correspondence from all
parts OF the country that they havo no
time to do anything else. Branches are
now established in 25 States and mails
are bringing from 40 to 60 letters every
day asking for the constitution and by.
laws and instructions. The manas sers
now propose TO devote their special at
tent,on TO organizing branch societies
in the several Assembly Districts In this
city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

A CH1cAio disbatsh bi the I2th saysi
ohge tn5fe afs trains bioskaaed In every
objection by sn6w. Freight busiHess is
entirely suspended did passonger trains
are all late those nearest on time being
two hotirs behind. III the city the SNOW
was not deep. but wet aud heavy. Out
side IL seems to have been from four to
twelve inches deep, add to have ex-
tended west into Nebraska. east into
Indiana, north as far as Minnesota, and
south as far as the southern portion on
this State: The Northwestern, the
Pittsburg 4. Fort Wayne. and sonie Of
tho other sosds centeIing hero have
succeeded In partially clearing their
tracks TO suburban points. but are
blocked most Of the distance. whiio
their conhecti5hs did cross roads are
utterly hopeless. tg...rrHrr- -r-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

RESo is enjoying sensation no less
than that Of the mysterious shooting Of
a woman on the street Wednesday
night. Mrs. Jones, tbs woman shot,
accompanied by a Mrs. Fdss, in their
perambulatiops packed q pistol with
thetn for protection. and en- investiga.
tion OF the facts in the case, renders II
almost certain that the. shot was ncci-
dental; proceeding from their own
qua" and In their alarm at the dis.
charge. they thought they were fred a.
by an assassin. The woman is not sc.
riously hurt, and will in future perhaps,
either leave her artillery at home. or
hire a boy 10 convey II BY some Other
street.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
ELKo. NEVADA, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1881,
An Ester.atIs.ai Conference.

The appointment Of Messrs. Evarts.
Thurman and Hove as the United
States Commissioners to the Intsfnn-
eonal Monetary Conference appears TO
give universal satisfaction. especially
that Of Judge Thurman. which, aside
from lis being graceful compliment,
Is notably suitable, alike by teason OF
his familiarity With the subj bject involved
and his fluent command Of the French
language. Thurman and Howe were
among the FIRST members Of the senalo
TO follow Jones, Of Nevada la his pro-
nounced advocacy Of bi.rnetaiistn and
the reastabiisbing of doa6le standard
in this coantty} and Eyarts. although
not quite SO far advanced IN his position
on this subject, is equally earnest in
his desire 10 make the coming Confer.
ence q complete success. Senators and
representatives nota the mining States
are greatly pleased that provision has
beeh made for American participation
in this Important Conference, and are
very sanguihe that the results will be-
highly beneficial TO our uineFal intef-
ests. Senators JONES, OF Nevada and
Hill of Colorado both express the belief
that with an International acceptance of
the ratio oI l5h as the standard equA-
hon Of the Two precious metals. silver
will advance in price from 81 25 to 81 80
per ounce, and maintain that value iut
many years. The effect OF this, of
course, would be to give great impetus
to silver mining, and especially tend to
make profitable the working OF iow-grade
ores.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

TIT following comes from Carson;
The Capital has been cofivtilsed oil ,his
week over the marriage Of widow.
fair, fHt atia forty. and 4 p6ttllar snloob
keeper. On Monday The iaif bride was
driven around town in coach aud four
to call upon her ucqusintances and in.
'ite them TO the wedding. On Tuesdny
the efediturs Of tho bride styom' elect
put TN attachttfsHt Bn Hts saiJuh and
fixtures and closed him mp. The same
day the brides property to the amount
Of several hundred dollars was attached
The constant couple, however. He* Ia
each Others aftfis iUf cunsoiation, and
we're married. amid the fash OF diamonds
and the aow Of champagne, The papers
gave long accounts ~ tbe trilliau,
dresses; etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

THE Reno Journal says: sliefih
Walker continues To etHpl6y d Tailor.
despite the refusai 81 lhS BJara ID hllox
hin, pay for the sahe. We admire the
Comrhissiohets for being as saving as
possible, but theFe is no economy in
cutting of the Tailor. The Board
Should allow reasonable conipehsatton
for one-shch is the Law upon the stat.
ute book. and is in nuwise repealed by
the Salaf5 Act" .-#.
We have never been abb IL view Il .
matter in any other light than tAat in
which the journal presents it. It's
editor Was the author OF the Salary bill,
and should III least. be competent
authority as to what was contemplated
and effected by Il. -i-,t.s4a,s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

Tits has been 4 hard Winter indeed
for settlers in the Northwest. The
starvation aud freezing Of 'Htiio ;u
Montana hNv6 caused, It is said, n loss
Of about 20 per ceul. Hay has not been
ohtainable of the main lines OF travel
at my cost, aud the deep snow has
made transportation and browsing alike
impossible. Hay al $40 ton in a
country where fodder does not usually
enter into the expense account OF stock
raising. makes IL sometimes cheaper to
hill cattle than 10 save them,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

A DINNER will be given to General
Hancock this evening by members Of
the Manhattan Club. Among the
prominent persons who arc expected TO
DO present are eI Governor T'ildch, OK.
Speaker Randall. Augustus scheJi. Au.
gust Belmont, OF Governor Hoffman,
Mayor Grace, eS Mayors Cooper, Ely
and Gunther, Samuel d. Babcock, A..
s. Hewitt Congressman Hulcbins and
Cox. Judges Rapalln, Lawrence, Beach,
William Il. Scott, Corportion Counsel
Whitney and Wilson q. Hunt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

4 AFR.7rLfs6 fifsfaisB, Rsy BaagSaS'
the whole round OF the ConiineAf SES'
returning home satfatsd WfB Sa,ipE
"sesn nothing" when. in a field by thS
road. he saw fight; he stopped his eif:
riage, hurried to Tie sSehs Of SstisBr
took bis sidef wilS' siAsh Ieisfsne. e.
the diies,ioh at issue; sbfAihips th daS'
amount OF blinding bfiissd. sha gfSpea
back TO his carriage, e1elaimiaH:: by
yovei this is the hrst bit Of pieasfrS I
have had Since I GxSs bssA ht6tAl
home" ~ bf- na 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

THEoDoR BILLR6Ttii the illustrous
pupi! Of LaDgenbeck, has psfiormed
smother deed in surgery. On the 2Sth
OF January he removed cancer from
the stomach Of woman, formed .
healthfulI il reducedi stomach, and had
the great fortune Of saving his patient.
Such an operation has beet petiottied ID
but once before on human being, and
then with disastrous result. But some
animals have been thus treated success.
fully, notably by Gussenbauer, wiui.
warter and Czerny. B:llroth's patient
had Sleep MAS able 10 take milk, and
suffered no pain beJoud q feeling Of
general debility. Tue patients appear
ance. according to the latest accounts,
was favorable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

railroad nom Eureka TO the Coloradt
Rivor.
Providing for the payment Oh y d.h:
efeney IN printing appropriation.
III relation 70 tho sAiAries Of the
officers of Nye county.
For the relief OF ". n. Little.
For the relist Of Z Z. n n. 1risSofd.
Amending law probibitinx tho sall.
ing OF liquors TO minors.
For the relief Of - Hatch.
Amending civil practice Of 1859.
exempt sI2o srom Atetehments and
efecntion.)
concerniHg petitions OF tAf paSefs in
segutd to rniltoAds.
Attending State Library Act.
In regard to a certain claim against
the town of Eureka.
Providing for the appointment Of In
spectors Of hides. .. -~
In regard 10 duplicate reports by
State oficers. D.. -.. .........
Amending the game Law. .........
Redis,ric,ing the Stale for Judicial
Purposes. ....- ............ .....
Amendatory, Of the Revenue low.
Fixing the price OF State lands within
railroad limits.
Respportioning the State for legisIA.
tive purposes. .... .. .... -...
For the relief Of Orphan Asylams in
this State. ... ...
Making appropriations FOR carrying OH
the Stato government.
Making appropriations for carrying
on the manufacturing interests at the
State Prison.
Prohibiting the sale of opium.
Amending the County Salary Act.
Amending the State Printing Act.
In regarding to the Austin gas com.
pahy. ......-.. .....
Concerning Justices of the Peace.
Providing for q street railrUad in Bu-
reka.
In regard TO meteorological reports.
III 'ebaIu W GumOOul anu ElkO
County Sheriffs.
Repeating Act providing for The pub.
ication Of laws in newspapers.
Prohibiting The carrying Of coutealed
weapons by minors.
Conrething the salaries OF District
Judges, ..
Transferring The t35ney III the State
Building Fund to the G6her4l Fund.
Concerning the salaries OF tho officers
OF Esmeralda County.
Amendatofy Of the State land law.
Amendatory Of the civil pfastice Act.
Making deficiency appropriation.
Amending the Revenue law.
To aid the Nevada Denevol ent Asso.
station. LOTTERY Act.
Amending Act concerning the Courts
OF Justice in this State.
Authorising the County CommissiUh.
era III Hye Uouuty to negotiate u loan.
AuthuriSinB the County Commission.
ers of Lyon County to issue bonds:
Amendatory Of the Jury law.
Providing for the maintenance Of
public schools in this State.
To fepeai an Act concerning the
ONCE OF Public Administrators Of 1867.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

The Belmont Courier says q fro At
that place last Friday, destroyed the
Bank Exchange Saloon; residence Of A.
Mestrieau; n bakery and restaurant. and
Morgan's butcher shop and g. Tailman
4 Co. 3 slorOshouso, were partly burned.
Following arc tho losses: Mrs. Ellen
Thomas, 5000; A. Mestriosu, between
$4,000 aud $1,000; b. Ksmusat, $3.50;
Norwood aud MoCans. 5000; Thomas
F. Morgan, 5000; Mra. AcCann. $175;
MIR. Smith, S75j Tailmsn i Co.. $50.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

The Congressional Committee Of the
National ofeeSback party have issued
On address to the people Of the United
States beginning with g Remarkably
vigorous and lucid statements Of the
wrongs perpetrated by tho National
Banks. Tho railroad and telegraph
companies nfo also srraigned. They
advise tho formation Of areenback
clubs, and predict fnal triumph.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

A Star special from Mary, Arizona,
says: Dick Lloyd, notorious cowboy,
shot Z. Mann, Justice OF the Peace.
Aitor tho shooting ho rode into o Noil
4 Frankiins saloon, O'Nen shot hin
dead spd then gave himself up. Mann.
IL Is thought, will survive. Lloyd has
taken the town several times, Hiding
Into saloons, stores aud private houses.
Ho was desperate character.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

wrssEaoccl IA Justly hottiaed at the
discovery Of the body of an infant, ilar.
TALLY dsvoured by hogs, in . certain
back street near the ceLtcr Of town. The
Siis1 Siatt says The discovery was acci.
don,ally made by Deputy Sheriff Eel.
lows. who drove the animsis away, and
secured the remains. which were TAX, n
charge Of by the Coroner. Tho affair
seems to be involved In impene.rable
mystery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

DSrAIls Of further Il rrors from Casa.
niaccin aro teceived. Three hundred
detached limbs and fragments OF bodies
vero dog from tho ruins. A sadly In.
tefoating incident was q haudkrfchie Of
hut.ering from the top Of totteriug
gable. Colonel Parodis mounted n
ladder and offering tho window re
appeared with = woman nhbuti, but iu.
sane.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

-.
A FEHf singular story n going ihS
rounds In Berlin aud PsHs aboH, tount
HERBERT Aon oi seriain IRON friASsi
Who Is supposed to Mold ihe desaihf;S of
an empire in his hands. and German
Princess. wifs Of high dtshitGit! He,
Count LEI. Berlin AaddshIS ne 6ihsf
days as it ~as supposed on ! diplo;
natio mission. At the Anne tin &
howefer, tbs Pin6ess diGxppeE-ed GlSo:
autl her husband has SStiiSsd psr&fS-
sion to re,irs to phiIts hfe. Dsto6-
tivss have Just discovered fbs faeitiisf
in Italy. gll 90 asla baE .grllrg. :,
such d Story would not be regarded u
at all singular" III this country lep
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

fhhiiniment veTy naturally originated In Afilsei
-, wheio Nature provides In her iabornt ~ roci
rurprisInG antidotes for the n ladics Of her chm
Iron. its famo has been spreading for q ycars
Intn now II eneiTclcs the hAbitAbio gtobo.
The Mexican Mustang IIninient IL matches
stnsdy for all external ailments OF man and beasi
10 stock owners and farmers Il is invaluable
A single bottle often saves human life or N
Hozes the usefulness u an excellent horse, or
VOW. or sheep.
Il eures footro., boofaii hollow horn, arua
crvw worm, shouldcr.rot mango. tho bitts an
EinEs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and e~or
Vuch drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
II cures every external trouble Of horses, n.a
~ iameness. scratches, swinny, sprains, found.u
wind gall, ring honc, eto-, eie. H
The Mexican Mustang Liniment 10 the quIchns
sure In tho world for accidents occurring In "a
family, in tho absence OF q physlcian, such Q
burns, scaids, sptAins. cuts etc., and for pheuns
tisrn, and stiTnesi cneenderod by exposure. Pa
ucniariy valuable 10 Miners.
II Il thct\ Npcst remedy in ths world. Tor
osnstratc4 T. Iu>lts 70 ths bone. and Sib1i
application Isl SsfAiiy sufnciens to cure.
nexican Mustang IIpiment IL put up In thrs
sihe: ot bottles, tho lnferr ones being proportIo
EsS uach ~ ohaaposI Bold everywhere
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

TurI were ialting 0i iitsfa,ar. when
she remarked "How I Ga'aifts hoss |
His tender lines fairly bfials viii eSSd,
points," ~ am partial to BAcon,' sald'
he. "ahd I coisidsf Heeg d b6ai.ii
"Did you ever study tbs liietriSal tbytbh'
Of HoHg's fee,f" sue asked. "YeSf;bHtt
l do not hnd SO thdoh wisdom iHtsf.-
larded as in Bncon's prose.i' Id.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
wed River.

. . /. IL
There Are thres MtHiHS ahtlicts St
ths Wood nipst range. and the cbarao.
ters of the Ute vary With each. Thers
are foSna cake gaisua and eaitonatss-
carrying 60 to 20 per osnt. lesd=-sul.
ph6Tets and antimoniai silver. running
into the thousands. Further MP the
FahSe The mineral is Soand In Safciseous
shAfo. spar. iron and quartz: ALI Inc
districts have developed paying mines.
Tie whole region Il veil &Atsred by
Dig Ahd hittre Mood. Rivers. fed bS
ssfeatns from every canyon and noun.
tain gorge. The water power Is suf:
Acient for miils AID Aiuins; The Modn-
taips we'll wooded with forests ol red AR
and black pine. spruce eto. This is tho
SountrS the BHnnock Indinns IouShk
for several years ago. clAiHiins II is .
hunting gto6nd. It is full of game Of
AL kinds. elk. deer, antelope, bear, and
the Lesser spoils Of tho hunt-grouse
and prairie ehiukens; while beaver, ottef
aud mink abound. The smaller Streams
nrS filed eth mo6htaih trout. wRli6 The
river has seemingly .ine&hAusthbls
stock Of the larger trout. Warm springs
are fohud eSetJ few miles. Owing TO
the elevation-5.5 500 feet--sgriculture
may not prove practicable. btit the mn.
merous valleys of the mountains and
eamas prairies TO the Southwest furnish
the finest grazing country in tho world
-bunrh Efdss rs thick a. IL can grow.
and iRnahheihble streams in every diree.
tiun. -r... r...... r-. f-....... . I'd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

THE Mexican National RaiiroGd tPii-
mer. Sullivan & Company has con-
tracted with two Pennsylvania firms f6f
zoe locomotives aud 5000 freight cars'
to equip the road from Laredo to the
City OF Mexico add hanzenillA on the
Pacific Coast. This II said 70 be the
iaFssst single contract sSef fiYds fof-
rolling stock III his e6nHtfS. Ths'
company also contracted fSf sHnaoiehf
forty Pound steel raiis to fsy loot BHiltss'
6ttruek with necessary sidinss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

A NEW forty. stamp mill is 70 be Buife
At Lewis the coming sumfhef:: Mi.
White; the gentleman who built tHS,.
Grand Prize mhl at Tusearora. ths'
MtCiatkeh mill IN Arizona. and Z
Numbers of others in different pats 81
this nhd other Pacific Stated, Hiss DIP fS
Lewis the past week looking for sufi.
able site. The mill will be erected by
an Easteth Company. will be FUN a. &.
custom mill, aud give ehployaShi io'
luite a numbef Of men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
No.l4.
s.t A1slss Sa.isEt tiisi $3.50:

HE sfsSt Enelish ii.asdy-kSs Rli:
nor: eay.. 81 ssSsoas Debility. beSi-
nsi wsatSs1a, LSsi M.nkeod. sSei.is--
nal snihsioSilss: t.S;saiiade. ikkbiliiy ioE
msRtAl labor. desspondeSsS 1Ad iEsS
di.sssss a. are Induced 81 fSHiitai
foiiisi and sicsssss, iSSS III citSE
bsdisihss ssSi&tiH.d. WY MI S5H
safstf Send 10 4. Z: Mihhs Il. 81:
No: II ksdfRey street. san ffS3slssSS
Tor The nssioiatiye aud bs cured: fHSS
50 per bottle: Four gaes the aHiSaiF
$40. Try q bottle: DR.: liiniie iisSsS
Sii Pfifiss dise.sss EaiSSsSsfaIfy GfiK-
8ai &eicHfy: ksso%[''7s !.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

SxsAroH FAiA has .-ea assigned 10
the Committee on Minos and Niniss,
Publio Lands and Railroads. Rstiey,
Of cslito'nrc 10 Chairman Of the Ars,
napasd comniusso
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

TnE consnitutiouality Of the Salary
law Is about to be tested Ia the District
Court Of Eureka county, Counselor
John Baker has been retained by tho
petitioners anti msssfs. Bsker & Wines
fot the respooicnt.' and tho matter will
como mp for bsntihs before Judyp Riyes
soms ti,ne during tho week. t
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

RATTLEssAKE ppcK, who robbed .
lawyer named Stone on the Divide be.
tween Gold Hill and virginiS some
years ngo, snd who was aleades IN ono
Of the State Prison brosks, viii 10 sat
sdritt early next month. whom his torn
OF incarceration expires.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

His stated tht. eighty STOCK brokers' orr
have been suspended ff5Hi ffis iia 5f
the San Francisco Stock Boart,, iSf ms
non payment Of dues.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

lRoN.wAooss arc being manufactured
at San LeaLdro, Cal, Of which the fol.
lowing is 9 description: With the OK.
eepiion Of the tongue, reach aud brake.
bar, 10 IL entirely Of iron. It's billed
weight was 1000 pounds. II has a az
inch spindle. and the hubs. tires and
spokes are all iron, the spokes very
much resembling those Of byoi6is. II
HAS the appearance Of being very
light, easy running vehicieS and there
N no doubt that in q dry climate like
onrs tbeso wagons VIII prove much
moro durablo shHh Wooden ohesc
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

Tn. Sa" says that special from
Madison. Wis,i states IL is OPENLY charg
eel by anti. .Camefonites that frau is were
pcrpeIr"t,d and Cameron's election was
the result Of both conspiracy and whole.
sale Lr berry. It was discoveted tina, u
member of the Assembly Ind raised a
Sl.jOD mortgage on his homestead
without any visible meaus OF gettiug
money. Others we're equally flush.
The excitement oter the matter is in
tense. and State Senators MoIfoily, Iii
ley and others are moving for AN inv.s.
tisation Of the charges. It is said iha,
II properly proved, most startling
scandal and sensation will'be unearthed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

1AI Vireinia Fooiightistob bs. Enlarged
shd made . spicy hsoriitiy daiiy.H
May its etfulsent fr1s never grow
dtM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20

TnS whitehall T'mr, says: "wben n
Boston em asks for Addis.string at
the music store. shs says: 'Hleass give
me nm intestine Of the deceased fpisbe y"
Now. n this IN "ctiIcbsw," how would
she ssh for bologna ssussre7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-03-20
OLD,
TRIED
TRUE.

Peosls 80 ssttlaS sequaiHtcd-and ihoss wh
70 not ought TO bs-with tho wonderful mcrtts .
hAG srcas ArssS,can Remedy. tho