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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23
PERSONAL.

C. w. Petit, the insurance man OF
Gunnison, is in town.
Lee Thompson and NJ. O. Rollins
are in Gothic this week.
Rev. Father Harvey will hold ser
vices at the usual place on Sunday.
Pete Crow has been spending sew
eral days in the mountains prospecting.
c. NJ. DAILY, newspaper correspon
dent, is in camp, representing the
Denver 717bune.
Mr.. Chas. Shackleford, of the law
firm of Karr & Shackleford, came in
town last Monday.
Henry Bopp came into camp last
Saturday. and is now working his
claims in Poverty Gulch.
Judge Broad, the widows friend, Of
Custer county, has returned to camp
to spend the summer.
Colonel Boucher, of the Bullion
King mine, has arrived in camp. He
has spent the winter in Easton, Penn,
his former home.
A. A. Borchers, of Colorado
Springs, formerly of Hamburg, Iowa,
was pleasant caller at the PILOT
office yesterday.
Frank Winters is happy now. His
wife arrived from Minnesota the other
day, bringing the oldest daughter, a
fine young lady one year Old
County Court Clerk Waller is in
camp this week. He was seen in COM
pany with--well he set EN- up to
the boys, and we won't give him
away.
Mrs. H. I. Painter, who has been
quite i'll during the past two weeks, we
are glad to know is recovering and
will soon be able to be out again.
A. ]. Bean, ofthe forwarding house
Of Mcintyre, Bean & Duval, spent a
couple of days in town this week
shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
NJ. Coppinger, of the Bank of
Irwin. has arrived here to stay with us
now at least, we hope SO. He has
disposed of his banking interest in
Holden, No.
Col. Ira Brown, who has been on a
visit to hip family in Maysville, Mis-
souri,, returned to camp a few days ago
bringing one Of his sons, Euart, who
will spend his summer vacation here.
Mr.. Gustav Levi, the irrepressible
(talker). is in camp looking after his
valuable mining interests. We have
no doubt he will be putting some men
to vork developing his property, at
least we hope so.
Y. c. Kelsey, Of Denver, called to
see us yesterday. He has some claims
east of Evens' basin to which he is
giving his attention. He don't want
anything said about his claims now,
but when he does will give us an item.
B. F. Barr, Haywood Springs; Geo.
l.. Curtis, New York; A. P. Doe,
Davenport, Iowa A. Friedman,
c. S. Mcintyre, H. 7. Ware, c.
W. Allen, Denver, were registered at
the Windsor last Friday.
w. L. Maginnis, editor of the Gun
nison Neaos, spent several days in
town last week. He is a new acquisi-
ton to the journalistic field of Gun
nison, and is very affable and genial
Young man from Columbus. Ohio.
f. 7. Farmer, of the Cleveland (O.)
Leader, is in camp giving descrip-
tion of our mines to his paper. He is
wonderfully pleased with our camp,
and we may expect good description
from his pen.
Geo. Yule, our sheriff, was in town
last Friday night, and when the heav-
ems were Illuminated and the 4th of
July cracks were going off, he thought
they were rejoicing over his coming to
town. He says that nights jubilee
was the biggest he ever saw in Gunni-
son county. Badly dishgured, but
still in the ring"
Col. E. H. Fordtran, NJ. Cockrill,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

A great many new buildings are go
ing up and additions being made. Our
merchants and property holders have
great faith in the future of the camp
and they have good reason for their
unbounded faith.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

W., H. Graves has pitched his tent
above the lake, where his family will
live during the warm months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Mr.. Moxon, one of our contractors
and builders, has the contract for
building lalge hotel in Crested Butte
thai will cost over S17, 1t is to
be 40 by 100 feet deep and three sto-
ries high.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Highwarden & Woods have two
new elegant mirrors.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

~ The rates for local notices will he twcnty-fv
cents line for the nt insertion and fifteen cents
line for each subsequent insertion, and from these scs
We will not desiate Es--
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23
THURSDAY, JUNE a3, 1881.

Here we go, d-n our fool souls.
Head us off
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Mosquitoes infest our camp to such
an extent that many persons are COM
PEELED to sleep under nets. The ap-
pearance of these pests in the noun
tains, and especially at this altitude, is
something unusual.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Malcolm received lot of new no.
ticns last Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

While at Crested Butte, for a good
Dinner try Mrs. Songer's Hotel. 4
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Smoking and Chewing Tobacco at
Malcolm's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Circulating Library It Aalcolm'x S
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

W. A. Barnes, of Chicago, who was
in Field & Kelsey's store last summer,
returned to this country some weeks
ago and has accepted a position in
Holt & Axtell's mercantile establish
ment in Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

If there are going to be many more
illuminations and celebrations in town
it behooves our city dads to see that
the powder is novel out OF town. If
this is not done we are liable to be
landed over in Utah some morning.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23


A forest fire was raging on Ruby
mountain last Sunday, and for time
it appeared as if it would burn all the
timber on the mountain. There is a
severe penalty for persons known to
set fire to government timber, and we
would advise the :" fire bugs" to look
"leedle oud.' Mr.. Marshall Webb
offers S1oo reward for the conviction
Of any person who is known to leave
fire in the woods, as it is dangerous
to both life and property. The officers
should keep good watch and arrest
the first miscreant caught in the act.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

We suggest that our citizens have a
platform erected near the lake for the
.,th, so that we can have music and
dancing, also target shooting, foot
racing, etc, might be INDUCED in,
thereby celebrating the anniversary of
American independence in 4 grand
old fashion style. Let everybody turn
out and take an interest in this matter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

A very pleasant social party was
given last Thursday night at William
Boutcher's residence. There were SIX
Young ladies present. the most of them
strangers in camp. among whom were
MIR. HiShtower's two accomplished
daughters from st. Joe, Mo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

The Ancient Order of Hibernia
held 4 meeting last Saturday night,
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year, The following Off
GERS were selected and elected: !. T.
Mcdonald, president ; P. McNichols,
vice-president; NJ. D. Murray, re-
cording secretary; Felix Berry, hnan-
ciai secretary; T. H. Collins, treasurer,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23
IRWIN. GUNNlsoN Co.. COLORADO.

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IRWIN. GUNNIsoN Co.. COLORADO.
~ The rates for local notices viii he twenty-five
cents line for the rst insertion and fifteen cents
line for each subsequent insertion, and from these atcs
We Will not deviatc. Ss-
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1881.
Here we 20, d--n our fool souls.
Head US off
Malcolm received lot of new no.
tions last Sunday.
Highwarden & Woods have two
new elegant mirrors.
w. H. Graves has pitched his tent
above the lake, where his family will
live during the warm months.
Mr.. Moxon, one of our contractors
and builders, has the contract for
buildinga lalge hotel in Crested Butte
that will cost over $4,000. 1t is to
be 10 by 100 feet deep and three sto-
ries high.
The building on the corner of Ave.
f and Ninth street, recently occupied
by C.. S. Brann, was sold at auction
last Tuesday, under a deed of trust.
S. S. Metzler was the purchaser, pay
ing 81, 200 for the same.
A great many new buildings are 60
ing up and additions being made. Our
merchants and property holders have
great faith in the future of the camp
and they have good reason for their
unbounded faith.
Mosquitoes infest our camp to such
an extent that many persons are COM
PEELED to sleep under nets. The ap-
pearance of these pests in the noun
tains, and especially at this altitude, is
something unusual.
W. A. Barnes, of Chicago, who was
in Field & Kclsey's store last summer,
returned to this country some weeks
ago and has accepted position in
Holt & Axtell's mercantile establish
ment in Crested Butte.
If there are going to be many more
illuminations and celebrations in town
it behooves our city dads to see that
the powder is novel out of town. If
this is not done we are liable to be
landed over in Utah some morning.
A very pleasant social party was
given last Thursday night at William
Boutcher's residence. There were six
Young ladies present. the most of them
strangers in camp. among whom were
Mr.. Hishtower's two accomplished
daughters from st. Joe, Mo.
We suggest that our citizens have a
platform erected near the lake for the
.4th, so that we can have music and
dancing, also target shooting, foot
racing, etc, might be INDUCED in,
thereby celebrating the anniversary of
American independence in 4 grand
old fashion style. Let everybody turn
out and take an interest in this matter.
The Ancient Order of Hibernia
held meeting last Saturday night,
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year. The following Off
GERS were selected and elected: 7. T.
Mcdonald, president P. McNichols,
vice-president; NJ. D. Murray, re-
cording secretary; Felix Berry, finan-
ciaisec,etary; T. H. Collins, treasurer.
A forest fire was raging on Ruby
mountain last Sunday, and for time
it appeared as if it would burn all the
timber on the mountain. There is a
severe penalty for persons known to
set fire to government timber, and we
would advise the I" fire bugs" to look
4 "leedle oud." Mr.. Marshall Webb
offers <Yoo reu.,rd for th., >op,.;ct;or
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-23

Van OSterne, Rose and Spratt Bros.
has now got tunnel twenty-five feet
long with good indications of mineral.
The Great Republic lode in O., Be
Joyful Basin, mentioned in our last
weeks issue as having an #. inch
vein, is being worked on constantly.
The vein is getting wider with every
stroke of the pick and bids fair to
show UP a width of 80 feet at depth
Of 50 feet. 1t is almost solid galena,
running we'll in brittle and native sill
yer. A St. Louis CO. is putting up a
smelter a mile from it which is near
some of its own properties. 1t would
prove profitable investment tor some
good company to take held Q. this
lead and develop it as it is a big
thing if properly handled.
Mr.. Ira Brown has about ten men
at work on drift in the Ruby King.
which he has started in at the end of
the 200 foot tunnel. 1t will cut the
old shaft about $50 feet below the level,
conneeting the t~o shafts, thereby
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25
About silver Coin.

REfsrrirg 20 the proposition Of Prski-
deaf Arthur 10 call in the silver esrtis-
Gates and - the coinAss Of silver.
the Omaha Bee truly obssrves:
Beth Of these Recommendations will
nest with serious 6isaPProTsl ihrozsh-
oct the West sad shozld be equally
condemned II c:her raEts Of the com.
;-y. TIE United States l. 20: re: ready
70 Ga=z5al:lzs Elrs-. This would Be
The es-tzia re=uI. Of tbs cessation
Of the coinage AZ the Mats which
fur-iA = mike: 70. a large azozE; .!
Jul.i7n no; used in trade AID Maintains
tbs valrs Of tbs metal. Silver pro5uc-
uoc i - OF tie great Industries q
this county L engages : rEsi amount
c! capital and employs thousands 0!
Eez- Tp71 !: Gs b-ss5 @12yi-:e-ssss
il |ls.--a Safe al I--=:-.ies which
vozll lzzgzish viii Its decline. Oar
uo----g Is H. g.el:az; =:.vs- ~psodaosr
j. ;Ls vu:l5, ;Lc vS!z2 Of oz- tzI.io1
amounting = usa-.- Si9,cgg,g11 a.
zG--y. TEs c5zn5aes. --zsszse
v1-!i SGT % dictate tL-: y zL5E.d
-; destroy OF czr p=zagL soE-sss
81 vsala. But aside f.ea ;La di-
-5az Tezu.is II this county, tAs De-
=~g2=Gzz.i9z o! silver rozLl &c; al
v-lzez. ~ O. single s.r1ls s2-A IS iaEi
c--.s--.zt-E hr ELs -=s1--sEE.-CEs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

II the District CoaEt 3; CArscr in
the suit o. o. p. Willis -. Wells. Fargo
4 Co. WIS decided IN favor .: The
pisiDtiE. Ir. Willis claimed that he
deposited 90 shares Of Mount DizblO
stock SilA ike defendants On a ctrtain
day I be sold. and that the 5Ftrad-1ts.
through lA- A~ulborIzsd sspaL. Or hat
day notified The SziutiE that his a9rE
lad bees disposed ot in :As San Frza-
cisco Board Of Brokers II tbs rate q!
&I0 per share st n later dAts defend
ants informed plairtiE tkEr by = mis-
construction Of a cipher telegram re
exivea froafitslr San Frzucisso agent.
they no;i6sd him ltEe Plzlu@E Of the
sale Of = larger quantity Of E:-sE than
had really taken F'l--; bit Tia: the sale
on that CERTAIN date had only amounted
10 Eve shares. 70 sas meantime The
stock had dr1Ppei 10 lower 5gzfe
than at TIE dE;s o! the a..,gl :rl-sao-
ton. In sb-=Els t1g !zrT, JuzEe
King Substantially i~aEtc1-:si IlEu ia!
N the event bHt tie defendants could
10: prove that the sale did uo: tzks
place. to 611 Tor tie F.a.-t.E The
verdict was for ihs EzL z@gzui claimed,
$500. less q co-=.z11a-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

TEE r~ssulu,ico % ECps--tatvs
Robinson psmorrEt oi New TorEr
Which be sought l. iatsuioSs F"5'y'
,..;tss ft.t Ihe saEzte d" i1s Lrsish
loTEtcwp 49, E!iluCt authority
OF Congress sud w=s done .; = ii-s
when EuEisrd vas suspsudiug the
bEbeAs e9EPas, s~uPlsessiag public
meeting. and crowded the !li.s with
honorable gentleman u~a-aez,=l Of any
crime. some Q! them American citizens
and others the chosen and b0-CEsi
representative IL Par-ilueuI Of tle.E
OWE people. Therefore Ea1.7sd, That
We extend cur sympathy 70 i-vss pa
triots and members Of Pr-.lE-g=t r =
fering Improvement under uuLsa-i q
despotism. Tas salute Of tie British
Tag is declared iIUu.:.=- = lie @C-gFg
Of the bEzTe uea VINO cEs hundred
years ego pulled It down and hoped it
would never be raised again - Amen.
can soil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

Jusu BaptistA GaiIiano. tho blood.
thirsty Italian vLo 1ij the iatpl stab.
bling last Sunhay night in Visitation
yslley. California. il now in the city
jail. held On 3 charge Of murder. His
sister, Blanca, who was stabbed several
tines, il IS said. cannot recover, bot his
mother may. Daring the meluo Juan
is sid TO have stabbed his brother Tom
ssco tSiee in the breast. After stabbiug
his sister. FisirO Pa5tf9uI and his
mother. The iBfgriated EE-assly attempt
ed 20 set FIRE 10 the house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

CS---o S-L--s D-.=-c--AEg-S-.
L--s sl.& IT,: :. vas getting tg-s,ler
@T.a=-e. - a552t my s..E G-ai= c-,=s.
Tie --5--t .! money involved le De-
%--s- 70 give, cat h.=:ei iLat j,
amounted - s=Es.aI millions. The
I'c5s-G-5a Vii @ begin and would
d T.sL O. - :as usaL sav. that IS
ls=: u going ;-Es-5A The hands Q: the
Gs--- Jury. I-g principal pr; Of tie
CASES w.- D. i.!si i Washington.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

I'M engine G=i tender O.: the pay
masters tan @! tie Chicago "a NORTH
vsF;sr= El-vay Eza Into The l5uh
g'--@- @! CAsc--7 river. On the north
CT i-s c;y E-.;s, While the oouPaay's
---=s was -s,I Ter : tug 70 I-ss
i1-o7Ea. Tie eagiass' hLd ccs of his
les s1i -; tAs ARENA escaped y
s~I=-il= AID IL. c--E=s:7. E. TIE
'ra - Uzaar thz ur-~E. 6rovrsd.
TIE pay car struck tie e.os.rs bridge.
Eu1 e: t=.t ,-,-zuts vas -s1-sd in
pity - ne t:i-gs III p--.!y q he
r---E.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

Tn2 Phoebe H,-.-L says: = & con.
VeTsGtion with J. l-rEl.y. tie rev
SuPeHa:sna.ut q tie Day Cg=g-
that gentleman iu!.T-gi rs a.. tie
coinPany's iEruZcg vs-.l Ly. Ees--a
operations ,ssiu this W.l.-:. lis is
positive. The work o; tie ui-.s v.l.
be pushed vigorously, and they via ts
placed in a coudi;gu 50 ore can D. e..
tFaeted and hois;ed at less espe=ss ia-a
at present. The uines viIl D. .Lor-
oughiy pr0sPecied, Gui Il The org I'D IS
warrant it then new lu!a-css ~. Is
erected. The Day I-ll9 confines i4.
proving as work Irozrtzsss md another
ore chamber has been euc,Iutsrsd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

A DrsTs1cr fIon GsA-s Valley says.
Bsehard Jennings. who VAS lyucL.d as
Austin, Nevada, has lived here frOsu bis
boJkcod, ard has slEa!s been con.
sidsred Q Wild ieiiy~. He was enc Of
the tw1 men suspected Of being con-
nec;sd With the robbery Of The New York
Hill Mining Company recently, 1hsn
1900 were taken, bat the necessary
ari5encs was Iaeiing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

4-z JapAless LGis;sE 10 this eoua-
i--' 4gsLila, vb0 Las ttea s~Epplauted,
viii, vl.G Lis wife and four children.
leave Washington and cross the CONT.
nent - tina TO SAIL from san Francisco
Oh tA= 7Gh Of next month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

THT Postmaster General has Issued
40 order directing that on Monday. ibe
2clb instant. and o. NnU8ag. &,r "a oi
January. The pOssgGoss q SIZE county
shall bs e.osea as on ofbsf legal !o'f.
dsJs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

OUE Representative in Congress. G..
W.Cassiiy, has introduced in tho House
a joint resolution 70 auiu0uzg the See
Rotary Of War to ascertain and r.r5rl 10
Congress the mount of money er.
psriei oud indebtedness assumed I7
the State Of Nevada in r,UeIiing in.
'~1aionR, snpprcssiug Instructions auI
Iulian bosIlities, enforcing the laws
aud protecting the pubiio property. Tue
object is tU,rec0yor - tue State iudgm.
nifty from the General Government.
which, Ia simple justice 10 Nevada.
should be promptly granted, 10 the Il.
ten! Of all necessary and proper outlay.
st le.st.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

JoSz B;LL-SGs tisPoses Of Colonel
b93 lase--5- IL the following cua.rt
-2-ot-; - rCrl&2': give i've Gems to
hear -vt -rge.a5!l CT 'T4s Mistakes
0: Nos h: vo-'i give a,5 hundred
d----z 20 E=-= Noses o. TIE NlstaLes
.! E.l l1es-Ey..' "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

AsoTHrH reported gold stdke on the
HSub;aio King ledge. III on extension
located recently by CBris. Jgbus2u ard
otbsrs. IL received from the Saw Tooth
country. Il shows zoo ounce f7eE. and
loots very PRINTING.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

W. A. sTvIsT. lsp deisuhlEg asi 90.
'oonding County C!syt 81 San YSau.
cisco. has retained 20 tho; city. bri bis
location Is key; ggiy;. He Is Described
rs being very III and extremely B,rg0us.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

I. ". SEv=-LgH, Assisian; Sec.etarr
Of Stale a2i SscrstG=: Ct its Board Of
Public works 0! OHIO. vas arrested for
Ea-s:ag c5eeAs 10 the E-0Gut Of 5000.
H cozi-sEss - tina; amount, 10, larger
t--ze:aes axe suspected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

II q lecture on civil service reform nt
Buffalo. Now York, last Saturday. Go.
WIN. Curtis welcomed President Arthur
into The reform ranks. The super.
abundance Of s cchaIiue 10 that ,ary
c2ald have been supplied Ly no less
accomplished Q presIidigitaleur Shan the
great North American PARTY Pro.
pgsgr' mud truGulcnt periormer-the
hypecuncaI Harper fgufsLoad, George
william.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

4 Er@EHr DrcfsIov Of tho surr,me
Cyuu % The State j. that " one Who j.
hiw"h o surety on 90 Official bond
canu2t recover from his co.surgiics ony
damage be msy bare sustained through
the wrongs d their cDtnmou pfiaorrI."
Al that IS surprising is. that aug boy
10 biaa'-I loo! onguar T. B1ppysg he
cg1'G.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

InS History q Nevada u Thompson
d "ssi. IL nov oat Of tie hands Of the
ro1Hslrr. and ihs books are being dis.
tfIbg!eI to Subscribers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

CoE&IlIozE: Nc-tSyoS. u his re-
Po-: % tbs Secretary OF tbs Interior.
says the Indicators are :hai in a short
tims Eve Gi5srez: lines Will be estab-
Hake5 to the Psc.f. Cgs...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

A ootD NINE said 10 have rrcaatfy
been struck IL Pi0E,y District. near
Vibisis City. yltlds ore .s.1Jirz
$500 to The ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25
Office,

LLSp OFrIcr At EunrKs, NEVADA,
November ~, Isl.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler sas hlcd
notice NJ her intention 10 make anal ptooi ~
be marc before Hon. Judrr u, X Nirrlnw, at
THO, Nevada. an Thursday. December
10, 1881. viz JuIta A.. AfNsttuug; homo.
strad application, 40. VI aud addition 81
hnmcstSTd application "a ~, mr the y y
OF thr X a and y = offs T. q Of section ",
Township "a. north of range % cast, Mount
niabln Meridian, She rfincs the following
Witnesses to prove her t"dtinuoas tcsidcnec
upnn aud en- tlyatlnn o., said land, vis' john
CtosAn, Of star Valley, RHO county, Ncysdai
~. v, Johnson, OF star Valley, XIX County,
Nevada, y. q, Stevens, Of StNr Valley, klko
county, Nevada; Y. VI. Hnuis. Of EXC, No
,ada. y. II. hISCBLHS,
Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

4 ciTIzts Of Nrunl cDuiubaisl
so. 1yJ 60 ihs iguli 0f the relief o. the
s1IsfoTs hy tie burDi1g Of tl5 Etux
IHsatsT ~ that city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

I. Il BALI. ako was thrown from his
wagon on the GeigsE Grade some days
since, is reported as in { very Freeari-
Gus condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

JosETa WILDE, the man who vas
injured at the Asylum q few days since.
Is lying al deaths doc: =, Ca-son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

E--SE-E-4=E B-AEE accepts the IT,
vi:zauE 81 the Rouse and Senate 10
p:l=oIacs tie eu-oEy CPon President
G--fsl' - '=s !ertLsoEizc msw---'
SERIES.
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TEE aPPoirimeH; OF Timothy o. How
0! Wisconsin, IS FOstn2s;=:.Geae-l,
his Keen confirmed y tie Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

ALI. Do-ES. formerly Of the Gold
Fill Hor', takes editorial charge Of the
Austin RUe7le OF the FIRST Of January.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-25

jouS 4 Mum. a form Or resident Of
WhsHoo County, committed suicide by
shooting himself, ut Benton. n few days
ago.
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T=E uszs o.. f-c= Kansas tLE'
tie gang q tasFE-a57es cgrElLisi II
Cai5EeI = isv days $50. have sEsr.s5
tAsl- es=-Ps, hut lL=t tie sEe.E W.T. a
sts9ag posse ssia Aei Iur-zit. Szuday
night the dsspsrndvcs made Eoze
tEaEh;s:s cook s-IgsE 70. them and
Eesd Jbeir hg-lss. They Ee-t exchanged
lLese Lu-ses .g- I've clLe-- 1t = rz-rh
below. lleg - Fur.ss. We lbev
took saadles. T-ev travel ea,y -
hight. IL . lEhI .: Dzzg-.. jim TAI
bot had his fore 1og-r ale; CT l-E
Dug GII VS. szot IL the lta!. They
ere evidently making e Oh Le-.-o.
Talbot is g uo.ci Desperate. Es killed.
he Marshal and Degu.y Marshal e;
E0H Ll-aat Ia tie Sg=.-g O. -5s-, an
twelve ys-rs s-5 &c L.-az :vo llysoa-
- the CrsaE Nzc9- -..lou: cz-ss. Ee
TLs also L Ct Lily Tie Kids sang q
cE;1ggats
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HJTIGE TO CREDITORS.

nlSTRfCr COURT or THE SEVENTH
~ Judicial District of tho state VI Nevada.
iu and iur M" county " Emo.
IN the matter ~ tue estate Of f.. prmrr
drvnnsrd.
NUi.sr r. hereby given by tho undersigned
ANiniuir1iut or the "sia'" Of T.. Hurrrr. dc.
ceased. to tho creditors st. and Mi prt.,rs b.,.
iug CIaim- against Tho said deceased. turNhihit
them together with tho urcrsa1fy vouchers
within ton months after tho frst publication
" I,hi- uIiisn.tg ne sid Administrator. at tho
onlro n ". Dorsey. In tho town and rnurtv
Of Eiko, state ofScyada. "''
!, l.. REYSER,
Admlnlsirntor of tho estate Of y, Burner. dc.
ceased.
ELMO. Nov. %. iesi.