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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
Impure Air and Disease.

DR.. J. Ward, health-officer of an Eng
lish sanitary district of considerable ex.
tent and population, has given the SAINT
tary Record an account of large num-
Der of instances which have come under
his immediate observation in which i'm.
pure air, arising either from defective
ventilation or noxious surroundings, has
appeared to be directly associated with
diseases of the lungs or other organs
Of eight fatal cases of pneumonia occur.
ring within year among children and
persons in middle life, in all but one the
air was defiled by some neighboring
case of diseases of the respiratory Or
gans, other than pulmonary consump'
ton, most of which are accute or sub
accute, undoubted defects of ventilation
existed. In some cases there was no
fireplace or air exit in the room; in
some such opening, where it had ex'
listed, had been closed tight; in some
the bed, with many in it, was in close
corner; in others the air was defiled by
some neighboring household or farm null,
sance. Similar defects were observed
in nearly all of thirty cases of disorders
of the lungs following whooping couSS
lin sixteen of which last, g filth lnhw
ence from Immediately contagious oyre
pig-styes, stables, water-closet, or sew
er, was noticed" The sanitary lnvesu'
cation of the interior and surroundings
of houses where iniiammatory atfectoh,
Of the brain have occurred has torceu
upon DR.. Ward the conclusion that uD'
eases of this class are also trequehuy'
and, it may be inferred, causatively' ~;
ISOLATED with similar insanltary conu
tons. In twenty-eight fatal cases soU ~
this nature, seventeen cases OF tupeiot
lar meningitis, and twenty-five cases "
commissions in children, the air was gl.ll
err confined or polluted. Dr. Wari
draws from these observations the oD'L
Gus lesson that it should be the am ~ ~
sanitary administration to secure t t
each habitable room, especially III Wv
crowded cottages of the poorer classV,
some suitable provision for collS'"ns
change of air. Particularly should c .Ls
be taken in fixing the position Oh ,u uer
bed so that it shall not be in c9 1nor
remote from the influence OF the IOJ h.
window, and fireplace, but snouiu
near some opening through whon on
constant circulation may be relied up o~i.
In Transforming old houses, the PIV ,oo
sion of fresh air, now neglected anu y n
often prevented in the iionted
partitions, should be carefully looH tSe
after-else the sanitary condition o. ,ga,
house may be made worse than " W"
before.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
Mrs. Langtry.

The London correspondent of the
Manchester Times says: Mrs. Langtry
was thoroughly mobbed by a we'll.
dressed crowd at the Royal Academy the
other day. The famous beauty, with
her party, entered the exhibition through
the last instead of through the first room,
and as there were comparatively few
people in this part of the galleries her
presence was at first not noticed. Soon.
however, the word went round to the
principal rooms, which were at the time
inconveniently crowded, and a general
move was made to meet Mrs. Langtrv.
with the result that the doorways cot
completely choked up, and people were
pushing each other backward and for
ward as if they had been mere com
'monplace crowd, instead of one com
posed exclusively of superior persons.
Mrs. Langtry is, however, well used TO
being stared at, and bore the infliction
with great equanimity, though | fear she
saw very little of the pictures.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02

The Let cost of 1000 cubic feet of
gas OF sixteen candle power, the price OF
coal being $3.50 per 1900 pounds, il
not over 81 cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02

-Itis estimated that there are now
10000 Americans in Rome, Italy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Says the Sentinel: Under dntr Of
T"mhsion". Arizona. Dccemb"r 22I,
William KinSmah writes ns follows:
Red Mike, tho notorious fighter who
killed Leon nd in Virginia City about n
year and a hslt ago. Nas shot by u
blacksmith named Ike Saunders last
night. Mike aud Saunders had n quar-.
rel in Coughlan Il Sisson's saloon on
the night Of tao 18th. Mike drew his
pistol, but the ~bysiauders prevented
bis using IL. On the 2lst, they met
again in the Golden Euglc saloon, and
both drew their pistols. Saunders got
his out FIRST and shot Mike ,wioe-once
In the arm and once In tho shoulder,
SCATTERING it badly. Saunders was taken
to jail. but was released without bail
fifteen minutes later. On tho 22d Rcd
Mike hal his arm nmpu,a.ed at the
shoulder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
The SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads he Ssn. In the
editions Of this newspaper throughout
the year TO come everybody will find:
~. AnFthe worlds news. 90 present d
tha the reader viii get the Hreateat
aneunt II Information with the least
unpfontable expenditure Of time and
eye sight The Sun loDg ago discovered
the golden mean between redundant
fullness and unsatisfactory breHty.
III. Much OF that sort Of news which
depends less upon its recognized inn
portapc- than upon it's inter, ct To man
kind. From morning TO morning The
Sun prints a continued story of he lives
of real men aud women. ard f their
deeds, plans, loves. hates. and troubles.
] Ihis.siuTy ~ more varied and In re iu-
tcrestins than any roniaEce that was
ever devised.
III. Coed writing in every column.
rnd freshness, originality. accuracy, and
decoIun IN the treatment Of every sub.
jsct.
". Honest comment. TIE Suns
habit Is 10 speak out fearlessly about
men and things.
v. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party, and equal readiness 10
commend what Is prniseworthy OF to
rtbISc what is blamable III Democrat or
Republican,. H
VI. Absolute independence of par,i.
Fan organization. but u~nwsvering 10y
Atty 10 true Democratic principles. TAe
Sun believes that the Government which
the Constitution gives us is q good one
to keep, Its notion of duty is to resist
to its utmost power the efforts Of men
in the II publican party to set up
another form OF government in place of
that which exists. The year 1881 aud
the years Immediately following will
probably decide this suprrmely impor.
TAM contest. The Sun believes that the
victory will be with the people as against
tho Rings for monopoly, WITH Rings fer
pluDdor, and the rings Tor imperial
power.
Our terms nre as follows:
For the Daily San. n forr page sheet
Of twenty-riHht columns, the price by
mail. post paid, is IS cents a. mouth, 81
Sd. 50 n year; or. including the Sunday
paper, an eight page rhe,t OF fifty six
columns. the price is 65'crnts a month.
or S7.70 Il year. postage paid. ...
The Sunday edition of The Sga is also
furnished separately at Sl20 = year.
posing paid.
The price of the TSskiy Sun, eight
/ pages, 6fty.six columns, rs 81 n year.
postage paid. For clubs { ten ding
$40 we will send IN extra copy free.
Address: . l. w. ESGi AND,
Publisher of rHE Sun,
| New York City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Air. Baker has for n few dnys been
rev,lins in the NAL g~airtics Of Bodir
life. leaving his printer to get on. the
Homer Inder during his absence. This
il what the latter has to say about the
romance Of running n newspaper in the
main range: ''Tbe Hudc1 wrnrs n caduy.
crous aspect this week. II is / e n
yoidable resulted confederation Of con
grouh circumstances. The boss has
gone TO Bolic OF special business. 'rhe
devil has been taking medicine. so that
his work ut the case has been spas
modic md jerry. The pr n;ing Office
Is open oil Nil sides, an tho snow lie,
in wherever it pleases. In h morning
everything is frozen s"iii. Then We
thaw thing out AMI the VIII lie concern
is deluged with GrippInSs. 1; is hard
Ia set type under such conditions. When
the Office IL dry IL is too old 70 work in;
when 1t is warm the printer needs gum
boots and oil skins. In fact. it has been
" h-ll of niSb to get this paper out"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

GEs. X. Il. Scorr. who shot and
Killed W. X. Drurv Mt Napoleon, Ohio,
vas laken TO De France for safe keep.
ing In consequence Of the excitement
and strength Of feeling against him ut
the former place. Evidence thus far
Indicates that the decd was committed
In a ct OF anger. caused by the refusal
OF Drnry to admit Scot to a room over
tho drug store TO which Drury had
taken q SOL OF SCOTS whom he had
found upon the street in nn Intoxicated
condition. General Scott entered tho
army during the late war ms Licu.cnan,
Colonel Of tho SiS,y.oisbi OHIO TOO
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
SHERlFF'S SALE.

by yirtnc Of an srdcr Of ,nIc issued out Of tho
District Court Of the seventh Judicial District
OF the state Of Nevada IN and foT tho County
81 Elko, ~ the snlt. Of Charles Wild Hgaluit
Edward Reilly and blue Belle Copper Mining
Company, duly sttcsied the 9Th day of Dee.
sfnhcr, 4. d.; 1850. ! have levied upon the foi.
lowing drsctlbcd property.
An undivided interest Of three hundred
Iyp1l feet. IN that certain mining ground.
claim. ana location oi eight hundred moi
Irct, known and = called iho Blue He'll claim
and location, situated In Railroad Minlng
District, in Elko comfy. State OF Nevada,
near Bullion City. hlso,a nm III gtdcd lntcrCst
81 nyc hundred aud siSty.two aud one.half
ly2fl feet In that certain mining ground,
claim aud location Of hneen hundred utI0i
feet known as and called the Emma claim
and location, Situated In same district, county
and state M aforesaid.
a full and complete Inventory Of tho said
property viii be exhibited AZ the time and
place of sale thereof. "N
Notice Is hereby given, that or FRIDAY. tho
Slst dsy. Of December. A. ID. 1880, between ih6
hnnis OH q clock A. y. and D O'Clock r. n, viz
~ o'clock N.of sAid day. at the Court Uonsr
door, In Elko, ] VIII sell Tho above deseribeI
property TO the highest bidder or bidders. n,
cash, gold coin OF The United states. "
,r, i'll, FITCH, sheriff.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

y WRITER in the Sun says: ESnEgtr-
ated reports are current in Hartford OF
Mark TwaiL's condition. and that lie is
subject to straug5iilusIons, at one time
f%ancying himself 20 be the editor of the
Conrant and ut another time imagining
that he is II church deacon. ntly
he was found in the rear OF his house
standing on a box aud ~fnncying hImstit
to be the Egyptian obelisk. The writer
closes his singular story " Tia the stat.
ment: ''happily these attac - do rot last
as a rule more than ten days or "a tort
night, and the friends of The clever hu-
morist have no cause for anxiety Oh his
account.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02


In an open lsuer issued aSFv Stfs
ngo in England, the s~ris,ocrat EAr Of
caraassen attacked John Brig by q.
'-r,iy commenting upo1kh o.
eethS made by that gentleman at Biz.
ninR6nm. and Mr.. Bright rstorts by
planting his foet on aiistoerAtie eorns
n NAA toliasing rathiess style:
~You cows1ept on my SPECIFY vi NOV.
18th and md in IL terrible blemishes
not discovSftdbS Jothes critics. You
sondenn me for o6aeks on sovereign
sristCcrass ssaiiud owners. 1 have
d-N0AsAs1rn~eby .sithoueh dcferse
~ little needed in this country aud in
this,raiGn- / have warned -s<istocracy
of the !dsp2eE I. wished them to shun.
As ~ la6d1&htH rHsse beea one OF
tho most promfhept supporters of its
policy % necessary 1oErhs country and
% rise Tor them that b d It been ob.
sti1ately resisted the great land owne.s
VI EDglNNAA Ard sestland would long
ago hav6 bstn tos 0heir lives as
lone Of the Irish land owners are re.
ported to be doing now. I will O re-.
ply at lslSlnteyourietter. 1 nun content
% NNass.itsstfind my speech to the
j~udgncnt Of the public"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
A HrOeIanasssn.
STATE or NEVADA
ExEcrTIvE DEPAKrMENr,

- or NEVADA.
ExEcrrIvE DEPARTMENT.
CARsoS CITY. Dec. 20. 1880.
10 az % rAo| tAcs Presonts nsy come.
Greeting:
WHKEEAs. On tue I'd day Of Novsm-
Der. AID. lSSO. u general election in
the State OF Nevada for the election of
a Member Of Congress and an Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court; and
WHEREAS. The certificate Of the
Board Of CunvAssers Of the returns OF
said election 4, now on file in the Office
Of the Secretary Of State. on which tho
returns OF said election fully appear.
Now. Therefore. III pursuance of
law. 1. John II. kiukeud, Governor Of
the State of Nevada. do hereby pro-
claim that the following persons were
duly elected to the offices as hereinafter
set forth:
George W. Cassidy. OF Eureka, in the
county Of Eureka, to be . member of
the House OF Representatives in The
Congress Of the United States of Amrr.
icn.
Charles H. Brlknnp. of Virginia. in
the county of Storey. t. be Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Nevada.
And l do further declare that each
and all Of the several proposed amend.
ments to tue Constitution OF the State
Of Nevada, which were submitted to the
electors of this State at said general
efrction, have been by snid electors
duly adopted aud rntided aud are now
valid portions Of the State Cons,itu.
ton.
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1 have
b~ereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of u o
lr'al State Of Nevada to be affixed.
Done at Carson City this 2Uth
day Of December. A. d. 1880.
JONI II. KrSKEAD,
Governor.
by the Governor.
JASPER BABCocK. Secretary Of State
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

a TORN on the New Jersey cons,
ragged for scSenty.two hours. The sum.
mer residences ut Monmouth Beach
were damaged $4,000. Tho roads
about Long Branch arc blockaded with
snow. Some drifts are ten feet deep.
Al Coney Island tho soa swept away
the piazza Of the Central Hotel. md
carried away about 900 feel OF bulkhead
It Manhattan Beach.
At Red Rock. N. j., two men lost
their lives during tho snow storm In that
section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

II Inter Ocean sumo up two columns
of Mentor correspondence thus: Gen.
Garfield is consulting with his friends
about the 70. motion Of his Cabinet, and
a dispatch this morning gives an idea Of
what has taken place. Although the
President elect has not yet decided upon
anything definitely, it seems to DO IN
derstood among those who have enjoyed
his society OF late, that Ohio ia to b,
skipped This time; that James +. Will
son Of Iowa. is to be Secretary Of the
Treasury. and Blaine, Filley Hitchcock,
Of Nebraska, Rouctt. of Colorado, an,;
Morton. OF New York, nre regarded by
Gen.. Garfield with confidence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
BY the Governor.
JASPER BABCocK. Secretary Of State
The state Printing Office.


The state Printing Office.
The Office is now in complete work.
irg order. All supplies have arrived
Excepting the large Hoe press, lis place
eing temporarily filled by a large
ampbrll press. similar to that used in
tn. Tunes Office. The ouilt includes
everything necessary in the way Of tpye.
galleys, imposing stones, paper cutters.
etc. The brlk Of The work will be don,
on an improved Gordon hnlf-mtdium
job press. Twenty siI gas burners
furnish abundant light. The motive
power IS supplied by n Baxter engine.
i've horse power. which works to per-
fec'ion. J. W. Maddrill is Sup. rim.
tendent and j. C.. Harlow foreman.
Four competitors are now employ ed.
and more will be added from time 10
time as needed. Tho o lice has jus, is
sued the Governors proclamation to
the effect that Belknap and Cassidy were
duly elected. and hat II Ill proposed
amendments to the State Con. ti:ui IL
have been duly adop Il an ratified,
abstracts Of votes cas- at tn last gen.
eral elcctlOl N he 5 t.;P,I tax re.
cepts, letter heads. etc. The Attorney
Generals report. which will make 70
p Z \, is o l,irg printed. anil tie
other rel Orta Of State officers viii soon
he uIdrr Nay. Tie work so far has
been satisfactorily donc.in corres, s,ylr,
an | there is no reason to question the
further succ ~ f tn" Clic.. und,r the
pr seat management. -CaSson Tunes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The 81. Louis Post Di,pateh states on
the authority Of Senator Vest that tho
general understanding among Ropubli.
cHu Senators Is that Gen. Garfield has
rendered the position Of Secretary OF
State to Mr.. Blaine. who has definitely
concluded to accept IL; also that Chsun.
cey l. filley Of That city will no Post.
master General.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

a REVIEW ofthe business for the year,
in Chicago shows an unparalleled pros
periiy aud increase In ngl 70 atOs.
Hundreds OF new industries have been
established. 4 Thousand dwellings
and business houses we're erected. Man.
uiactures have in some cases more than
doubled in value. and the nmount OF
bank clearings have Increased over last
year, which vas the heavies, in the
history OF the city, by 1896, 900, 900, the
total for the year being l,GO3, 900, goo,
and the banks give a Hourishing fiuan.
cinl exhibit. But the thief increase is
in the grain trade. The elevator room
has been increased over 1000. 900 bush.
els. There has been an aggregate of
grain received OF lGI. 000, 900 bushels
against 1873, 900, 900 in 1879, and co..
900, 900 in 1870. The greatest increase
OF this year over last ia in corn and oats.
The other cereals showing a falling of,
owing to The corner OF 1870, which
brought out heavy quantities Of old
Gain. IN 1879 the receipts were
100000 barrels Of flour, 3i,OtO,O 900
bushels OF wheat. Gi.0O1, 900 bushels Of
corn, 1000, 900 bushels Of oats, 1000.
600 bushels Of rye and barley. This
year the receipts were 3.OC0. 900 barrels
OF -four, 2J, COO, 900 bushcls of wheat
5000, 900 bushels Of corn. 90. 900, coo
bushels of oats, 100000 bushels Of
rye ami barley. The shipments this
year were i50. coo. 900 bushels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The hunters are said to be playing
sad havoc among the buffalo IN the
Yellowstone region. Montana. Green
hides are worthsSa each at any OF the
stations. and 81 50 piled up on the
range. and men are employed by the
month to hunt and skin buffalo. Seventy.
i've dollars per mouth is paid, and all
the loose men in the country are said to
be employed. Some Of them make S25
per day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02


BIZ a,sopision between q freight end
PaDesEss train, on the Mobile & OHIO
road Sunday. two engineers and two
brAkenen, ysre instantly killed.
Another terrible disaster occurred
nearE aAfiotte. North Carolina, on the
same. day, by the pAftbs Of a train on a
Erads;- Tic rear section running back
wn0AUhkhyanothsl,t raiu.- Thomas
Garther. . passenger, states that he
and Phillips 3. Whjsnaht started to get
out; but ne passed the middle Of
thSeapAes was knockad down. He
managed with the assistance, Of n col.
Ossd mad e6l1itricsts himself by lifting
the COP ofthscas OFF. The other pas.
se1seraoR hilip S. Whinont. Charley
Sellers. whose pareptA live in Fin Hood
and alRecpro. naped Ned S;rond, were
all kliled;aThe carr telesceped. each
other, aud were piled in tho greatest
confusion. The mass caught fire and
the r~emSshssshf Tie cars Including that
10 which were the passengers, werr
~destfoyed. AZ least one Of them, whose
Is unknown, was burned alive, hi
cries being heArd.:' Tho charred remains
were ,rscoIeredH after several hours, but
couldsnatbe recognized, the head. feet
and hands being entirely burned off.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

BUR- GEtrLEr. tho young man who
shot and killed Logan, nt Cnndelatia. n
lew days ago. and eluded the officers at
the time, has delivered himself TO tho
officers OF Aurora. He will hare a pro.
liminsry examination ncIt MONDAY.
Tho True fi''0re, thinks no will DO dis.
charged because the witnesses are too
poor to travel to AURORA to appear
against hin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
aI.AU.IIED.

Observation-Disclosures Carliu, DE-.
cembcr ~. iSsO, by Justice J.. \. Palmer. J.
X I~incbarGcr TO Marancy IIushes, both OF
Carlin.
BLOOM-BOGG'-ln Ca lin. December 70,
1850, by Justice J. 4. Palmer, Douglass
Bloom to Miss Nellie DoSCs-
kEASE-JoNEs-At Wells, December IS,
iSSo, by Justice Charles II. Rowland, Ed
ward keanc to Miss Nellie Joues-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

AFrER a eonI,ship OF ten yenrs. J. j.
Nichols and Miss. Kate Quigg were
married at Virginia City. on Christmas
evening, The lady had been n nurse
in the family Of J. @. Fair duriog the
pnsi twelve yeats, A $4,000 Govern.
mcnt bond was the brides present from
the Fair children.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

THE Staying Of NJ. 4. Patterson by A.
Dussunlt, in Virginia City tho other
dnyis declared to have been j~ustihnblc.
Tho shot fred by Patterson passed
through Dessault's lung; the wound, to-
ge,her sith pneumonia, which has at.
tackled him. renders the condition Of
the latter avery critical ono.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

tbs Tribune says: Tbs fsDI .
SiOo.OOo raised by PhiladslHAisnS 10
Grant Is completed. and awaits the
Generals order. One gentleman. says
the PhilsdelpLia Record. . Philadel.
Phisn Of large means. Who is u warm
friend OF the Genetal. ssnt bis maine At
once for $4,000. with . letter stating
that il it was necessary he would give
his own check for slOe. OOO, or that he
would be willing to par life annuity
to the eI-President of SOS, 600 a year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

49, u a. ~.
On Monday morning. Jacob Gogel
snd wife were found In their bed at
theirhcms near Bethlehem Penn. with
their hesds nearly severed from their
bodies and the wall spattered with blood.
A young man named Snyder. who
boardedip tbs family, was found hidiug
in a neiGhbofine barn. and being sus
r"cied Of the murder, was taken before
the bodies where he confessed to the
criuss and was immediately hanged to
II tree nenr by.
The reason he gave for killing the
old iolks.va o hOcNusO OF their opposl.
ion to tho marriage between Snyder
and their sixteen year old daughter,
With whom he claimed to DO in love.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

A DISTURBANCE occurred near Fort
Monroe last Friday evening between n
white man named Dunn and a party Of
colored men who had met to organize n
military company. One OF the men
caught Dunn by the wbiskers and
slapped his face, whereupon Dunn
drew n single.b hrrrled pistol AMI killed
the negro. Dunn then ran into u store
aud reloaded his pistol. when the crowd,
healed by Dan Cook with a drawn
sword, attacked him. He shot Cook
dead. Afterwards he seized q butcher
knife and cut his way out. One man.
named Ed Drew was badly cut in the
abdomen snd will probably die. while
others are more or less injured. Dunn
gave him. elf up and is now in JUL at
Williamsburg. Intense excitement
prevails among the colored people Of
the peninsula.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

rnE New York Truth declares, in
spite OF everything.t that tie Nor.y letter
Is genuine. aud that the authorship will
will be proved at the trial Of Philp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The whole country in Northern Ore.
gon Is a glare OF ice. caused by q ,hav
melting the snow, aud ihen n cold
spell freeing the slush. II will be se.
' TO on cattle II IL lasts long.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

THE Commissioner Of Agriculture has
arranged for the establishment Of an
experimental tes.flrm at a point twenty
miles from Chnrleitown, South Caro-
lima.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Tux Alta shaft is TO lie sunk TO the
2O50 level and work will be commenced
a. once The cos, OF running tho air
comprsssors by shioh the donkey
pumps have been worked is over $500 a
day. The xaitr gains steadily on the