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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11
sEMUIHe SHAKER MEDICINE,

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wears b. ihs CASrERBUsr osIErf OF sHAk
IRIS nj SHAkER VII AGE. a.. Those an
have failed To be hsns tiei hy other SarsArari la
are earnestly desired 10 max singh ttA I"
this pure aud "a whole~oo' Compound nf Shsk'
>arSAparills Dsnde, Ion Nsltow nN.ck Nsnd' Ak
RlAck Cohcsh. G,rs-'. Indisn H-mp, and The Be
rIss OF Junip-r and Cuocb "nitei with l"dtie ~
Potassium. made b. the sc ETY.. becsu-e u l.
-afr, rever failing. and Aial.Ied 10 All ages an
,rtn seNcs.
IL ciesnses The blpOd. regulates the .tnmaeh and
bpwels purines the sy-irm OF hum.'rs and inh-i
,ted diseAse-. and - of prirel- - value IN main
aiming the heslts 81 the hou.~h"ld Inquire 10
CoRBGrT's >HAkkks SARsAPARiLLA. sold
tvrryvhvrc.
SHAKER VILLAGE y. II. Jan I, lsSo.
aSEnclose STAMP for shaker Manual.
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Real Estate, Syracuse, y. \.
Guaranteed By all Druggists.
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PROBABLY NEVER

Combines the
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07


towards one another. Weaver pulling
eff his coat and Sparks preparing to1
dolikewise. Several excited members
came forward and remarked that It
there was 10 be a free fight, they
wanted some Of it. But the cooler
ones sci a4ated the combatants before
they came to blows, and ordcrwas re-
stored by the generalslipof the Speak
er and Sergeant -at-Arms.
Both Weaver and Sparkes are Of
robust physique and muscular build.
Weaver, who announced that his fight
inc weight was 1875 pounds, does act
ualy turn the scale Of that figure and
has a compact sinewy frame. He
stands about five feet eight inches,
has an oval face, and wears a NOUS
tache heavily tinged with grey Sparks
is also of heavy build, somewhat taller
than Weaver, and rather finer looking
Both apologized to the House next day
for their language and conduct, and
the affair was passed over without fur
Their action. though resolution Of ex-
pulsion was offered and voted down.
The only scene approaching this cx-
citemcnt have witnessed during my
experience in Washington was during
the ELECTORAL count Of 1877, when Bee
bee Of New York, one Of The filabus-
tiers mounted thctopof his desk and de-
nounccd the Speaker for his rulings.
Such occurrences relieve the monoto-
my Of congressional proceedings, from
a reportorial standpoint, but they dc
not reflect much honor upon their ac-
tors Or upon the national legislature
as q body.
PHoNo.
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pHoNo.

Twenty Of the richest and most IL
Auential liquor dealers in Detroit have
been arrested for keeping their saloons
open on Christmas in defiance TO the
State law.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07

l'HE Candelaria True Fissu'e per-
'petrates the following: A New YORK
reporter interviewed the Bernhardt
aud, according to him. she says she
prefers tesplay -'PMedro" to anything
else. She evidently meant pedro and
the ignorant reporter misunderstood
her.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07
YANKEE Fork ITEMS.
From the Herald Of Dec. 25tl

= A*N - - -
From the Herald Of Dec. 18th.
Snow IS eighteen inches deep 10
Stanley Basin,
Jeff Riggs pack train, 40 animals,
sarrivedfrom Salmon city Wednesday
loaded with gain and flour for Goe. L.
sShoup & Co.
Between 5000 and $500 have been
collected to procue perscnts to pc
placed on the Custer Christmas Tree
for the little ones
The mines on Sqnaw Greek, q trib-
ntary Of the Salmon, about % miles
South Of Bonanza, are producing much
ore this winter, which viii be reduced
at the Kinnikmic smelling works.
There are twelve men and
two ladies wiateripg in Stanley
Basin. iii Joc's Gulch the mine own
crs are drifting and taking out dirt
for washing in the spring The pay
streak is very rich. and the cleanups
promise to be unusually good. The
last dirt wasile a on MULCH q Co.'S
ground in the fall yielded on an aver
age $40 bucket.
Joseph Boggs, who has recently dis
posed ofhis interest III the house Of Geo.
L. Shoup & Co. 10 bis partners, is one
.of the long time merchants Of Idaho
He was also successful miner at diff
fcrcnt periods and points during the
placer mining era Of the Territory
and is as well and favorably known
-as any man in Idaho to-day. Possess
led Of fuc business qualifications, and
"a heart as big as d mountain, he has
always drawn host Of friends about
him III every camp IN which lie locat
ed II Is not putting il too strong 4
say that it is calamity to any com
,muity to loose man like Joe Boggs
',a.: ,.....
s ~ $3.50, ~, p
!,
s - ~
~ 'S !. s !,
IN ~
MI, .,.1 ,,,,.,:s,a 49,, .s :
r. '', ' 8
r' ,,s, .,,., NJ,
80 ---.. .~--- 49, = -
Notwithstanding the cordialitywi,
which General. Grant entered the lat
Republican campaign he cherislcs an
does moi hesitate 10 express very Iii,
ter feelings towards some Of the Leaf
IA. -, r,: n.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07

a Virginia City poker player was
vaccnnated in the leg, as a sore arm
would have inierlerrcd with his bust
zness But he is sorry now, for his
leg has swcllcd 50 much that h. can
not walk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07
Notice.

thousands Of soldiers .., and a.1 es''s Il
titled to Pensions, WIN II applet
date of discharge or dea,1 1,o / asc1
b before July !, 1880 ,.; Mo9 y Pl'j
Bounty and back pay '',;. Arm cstabl,
Of Pension secured. Inls ' staInp,
n i, 1866. Address encloslnass, o s 4 I
ION y NIB BROS, u. s. Claim A''0''''
Street, Washington, D.g ~. IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-07

|, i reported from Hartford, Conn
sthA Mark Twain is losing his reason.
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IDAHO CITY,

at less prices than they can lay them doupl
here. "A general store Of well-seleetei|
spring and summer stock, and am abb 81
sell cheaper than ever before, because
have bought all new fresh goods and all
doing my own transportation, which IL
lows ME to sell cheaper than any otha|
firm in the Territory; therefore giving Ill
nv customers and friends the advantage
Of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Dyl
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hids|
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
j. B. EMERY. /
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Dress Making,

Mrs. n. @. Burt has just opened the
business Of dress making and hair. work
at the old stand west of the P~ostofice
recently vacated by Gerber. the jewelsr.
Mrs. Burt is a thorough mistress Of the
art in which she engages, having had
SEVERAL yearB practice under the best In.
Structors Of San Francisco. and all de.
string neat. tasty and good work in the
dress making line can secure the same
by leaving their orders with Mrs. Burt.
Curls. switches and other hair.work,
also skillfnllY handlad.
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From Tuesday Daily
HRImagundi.

Mrs. Taylor returned with her little
daughter to Ruby valley Sunday even
ing.
A special meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
10, +. X A. NJ. will DO held at Masonic
Hall at s o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Alice Ricord returned from the
eastern part Of the county where she
has been teaching school. by the train
this morning.
The rodeo in Dixie valley opens to.
day, Sam CASTOR, withahe commissa.
rS department aud improved hotel ar.
engagements. on wheels. sci out for the
Dixie cattle range this morning. The
dining device is nm extensive elabora-
ton Of the ordinary grub box swung TO
the tail end Of the vehicle. being a two
story structure In deep blue. with eI.
tension table attachment, like unto the
ingenious inner construction Of the
Pullman Palace Purveyor.
The Electric Mineral Soap Company
have just incorporated in San Francis.
co. to acquire and develop tho mineral
soap deposit situated OIL Smith creek.
In Elko county, State OF Nevada, and
to acquire real estate and other proper.
~ necessary for tho manufacture Of
Nsoap. Henry II. Parson. John II. Ma.
son. Calvin w. Kellogg, Edwin @.
Waite. Edward Connolly. James n.
Day and Joseph Colman are the Direct
oTss Tho capital stock is $250, 900,
divided into IL, 500 shares al $40 zach.
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= 1alnAEanAi.
r-- Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows Oils
evening.
A carload Of food for John Ainley.
arrived from Wells, to-day.
A sPecial freight train OF 20 cars.
pAssed Ent at 8 o'clock this evening.
The Central Pacific Railroad shops
at Terrace. were destroyed by hro Mon
day.
Jud and Steve Dakin are in from
hamoillei piseShlhole sharpe will please
take 9 beck scat.
A1etter addressed to weinslock &
Lubin. Sacramento, is held for postage
at the Postofice.
8. D. Morey and @. G. Morgan de-
parted for Austin, via Battle Mountain.
by the tcsin this mernins.
John EPlsy switched on from Ogden
for Salt Lake on business, and did not
reach here as soon as. expected. He
will doubtless arri~o here to-morrow.
Another CARLOAD OF lumber arrived
from the West Tor Urton & Brown at
TuscarcrA, last night, aud Is to-day
being loaded on teams by Warner L.
Go.
The first team of Warner & Co.'s
regular fast freight line to Tuscarora,
will leave here at 8 o'clock Monday
morning. making the trip in fourteen
hours.
Lieutenant Governor Adams lett
Texas for New York on his way home
on the 10th instant. and will probably
pass through here within the next two
or three days.
Mrs.J r. Bradley and daughters,
Maud and Miss Della, departed for CAL
ifornia by the train this morning. Miss
Della returns to resaBe her studies at
Oakland. and Ms. Bradley will spend
the Summer in che Golden State.
Max Schoen. OF Mountain City, ar.
rived here by private conveyance fcsea
that picturesque region. last evening.
The reportorial cork-screw has not vet
extracted anything from Max. from the
fact hat our itemizing fend has not
been able to get his laws upon him.
Conductor Thomas Howard OF the
Humboldt Division. who va. suspepd.
oil from duty hy Sept. C~oddingtou, for
an alleged outrage upon a twelve year.
old girl, travelling upon his train. has
been reinstated. A searching iuvesiiga.
tton into the facts, together with certi.
hcates from the passengers ON the train
proved lIovard's entire innocence of
any improper conduct, aud he was hon.
ornbly acquitted. Where the charges
against Howard origin ,ted, We have not
been able 10 learn. In view OF HIS
thorough vindication. Howard il emit.
tied to public sympathy in having to
bear. for a time. the odium OF 80 foul
an impntatipn.
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lrFrom Monday D.ily.l
0Al0AEanal

A car load Of lumber VS. feosivedto o.
day BY Msssrs. Payne 4 FernEld.
Spence 4 Bsnson's big teams loaded
with coke and started for Railroad again
today.
Tho furnaces ct Railroad district will
start up on . good long run in ths
coerss'of . very few dISs.
A a load Of ice WAS shipped from
here to-day to Thomas Foster ct Carlin.
Also two cars Of grain to Eureka by
Remnant & Co.
Mr. O. A. Watson wa among the
arrivals from the East yesterday morn.
ing. She started for the North by
stage this morning.
{ Geo. Pelcher returned from his visit
to California by last evening tram. and
this morning struck out by stage for
his home At Tusearota.
Ars- Julia Piercy. vile OF Samuel
riercy, the actor. and daughter Of VIM.
BanPhy. the we'll known stock dealer,
Of San Francisco, aied In Philadelphia
Saturday.
]. w. Epley and wife and S. W.
Cross, wife and daughter. who arrived
here from the East by the train this
morning. depart for Tuscarora by pri-
vate conveyance in the Rersing.
At noon yesterday, DR.. ]. j. Meigs
received a dispatch from Mrs. +. II.
Smith at Oakland. bringing the dis.
tressing news that the chances Of her
husbands recovery from his late injur-
les are pronounced extremely doubtful.
This is sad news indeed,
Thirty Thousand dollars OF the pur.
chase money Tor the Bald Mountain
Chief at Railroad District, was paid
over to the owners here to-day. The
parties selling are Messrs. Franks, Will
hanson, buckingham, Cottle and
Smith A. Wild and several Of the
parties above mentioned. departed for
their homes at Railroad by private con.
reyance this evening.
From the American Book Exchange,
New York. We have just received an in
teresting work entitled The Fifteen
Decisive Battles OF the World" begin
nIns with that OF Marathon and ending
with Waterloo. together with a synopsis
of important events transporting in the
interim between the close Of ZACH grent
battle respectively and the occurrence
Of the succeeding one. The author Of
the work is L. :. Greasy. ". D., and
aside from tho concentrated historical
information to be derived from the little
work referred to. the various causes in.
eVitably leading to IA precipitation OF
these great struggles and their inlu-
ence upon the future history OF the
world. are subjects most ably handled.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
From Thursdays Dsily.l
BalmaEandl.

oAtLhu uAuls
Regular meeting Of Eastern Star 10.
night.
The Hazel Kirke opera troupe passed
through for San Francisco, by the train
this morning. -
The stage from Tuscarofa this eypa.
ing brought down n couple OF sacks Of
crude bullion from Urron & Co.. their
value being $1,000. They will DO
shipped west from the office of Wells,
Fargo Il Co.
J AZ. Lane has Just received a letter
from Billy Van DreiIen dated at HALEY,
Wood River. in which the writer states
that he has been a cripple since the 5th
Of last month. in consequence Of hav.
Ing at that time accidentally split his
foot with an AZ instead Of the stick he
aimed ut. Billy is now navigating on
three legs which he finds to be an In.
forior method to the old style OF going
upon Two. Billy thinks the county is q
big having real merit, but that IL is
just now. In a business point Of view
greatly overdone. The mines arc pro.
ducing very little money. and that
brought in by the immigration might
DO much more plentiful without danger
OF a plethora. he thinks she'll be O
bangor next Summer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

AZ the hardware establishment OF
John Ainley there il now on exhibition
a novel peice Of agricultural machinery,
known AZ the Osborn reaper aud bind.
er. With it grain is cut in the usual
manner, falling upon a canvass carrier
by which Il Is carried along and up.
ward TO the binder, at the drivers right
hand. passing beneath his scat.
The principle novelty, however. Is
the binder, which after receiving sufi
Gent straw. binds it tightly into a Shoaf
with light wire; then pushes il from
the receiving table TO make room for
the noxt. The binding machinery may
be best described, perhaps, by the state.
ment that IL resembles q hugo sewing
machine; the principle applied In
handling the wire being somewhat sim.
liar. Tho binding process is exhibited
by hand, separately, and tho sight is
well worth n trip TO the hardware store.
Mr.. Ainley has one OF tho machines
for ase on his Pleasant Valley ranch,
and one for sale. They arc said TO
have worked perfectly wherever used.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
DenlistrS,

DR.. T. GARDINER, who has periodic
ally practioed his profession here for
several years past. returned from the
East last evening, and has re.estab.
lisbed his Office q, room SO In the Depot
Hotel. As the Doctors stay here will be
limited, those desiring the services OF q
Arst. class dentist should call upon him
immediately,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Hotel ArriVAlA

A. Mathews, Wood River.
+. N. Milliken, Tuscarora.
]. II. Schoonover, do
A. Korn, San Francisco.
W. II. Kennedy, Mound.
C. G. Bethel, Carlin.
II. P. Lightner. do
\. p. Dibble. Halleck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

A GArSsvrLLE, Texas. dispatch says:
John Thompson shot and killed Deputy
shorifs Charles aud sam Meredith and
l.. Kneht, who attempted his arrest on
. warrant for carrying concealed weap.
ons. Thompson escaped into Indian
Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Dsnth Of rr,uL m. Nmitb.

Tho painful nows reached here by
train last evening Of tho death from
his recent injuries. OF our former
townsmsn. Frank II. Smith, which took
place ut his residence In Oakland.
Monday. Tho sympathy Of their many
warm Nevada friends, is extended to
tho bereavod family,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

Another anniversary OF the glorious
day on which America declared her indie
pcndence, is fast approaching, and the
camps generally throughout the length
and breadth Of the battle born State,
are making preparations to welcome It's
arrival in On appropriate manner. The
Fourth Of July enthusiasm OF the des-
cendants Of the Pilgrim Fathers and OF
tho Missouri Mothers, scems to have
cooled down to such an extent In Elko
az to require u vigorous punching up.
This "mastcrly inactivity is about to
be pursued, metaphoriUally speaking,
with an exceedingly sharp stick that
will cause a flow Of spontaneous patriot
ism or be--lood.
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OF Iho Death ~ 1
H. Smith.

RafAeulAr OF Iho Death ~ r.
H. smith.
In q letter to DR.. Meigs, Judge
keeney mentions some Of the cireum-
stances connected with the sad tefrniha-
ton Of the lie Of Prank II. Smith.
The Judge who was with him often
after the accident, says he seemed to be
doieg we'll; his symptoms being all "a.
Vofabie until early Saturday morning,
when he wal taken With pains In the
bowels and became nervous. Tho at
tendsnt physician at once pronouaped
his condition alarming. He continued
to grow rapidly worse until ten O'Clock
Sunday night, WREN death came TO his
relief.
A post-mortem examination showed
that u blood. vessel within the pelvis
back OF the bowels near the neck Of the
bladder had been ruptured, and that
Inflammation had extended az high as
the diaphragm hemorrhage not great.
The Doctors pronounced his death to
be the direct result OF the accident in
the elevator. The Judge says Franks
desire to live was so strong within him
that he could not resign himself to in
evitable fate. Franks brother and wife
and Mrs. Smiths father and brother
arrived about three hours prior to his
death.
Mrs. Smith Is utterly prosttated With
grief at her husbands death and the
Judge thinks it by no means certain
that she has escaped serious injury by
the fall in the elevator. as her back is
giving her much pain.
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lnroa Fnd.,.. D.ny.I


sAaoAHeaAa.
d.. Loeis Terry. The famous psrpst-
uL psrspatedS hA1 pctsSiuAtsd into
the Wood River country.
The tsaAafhs Of An. Pi.fsy. aIaSAt.r
Of william 0HbPhy OF Ban F~fauStSoo.
PAssed Shroueh from P~hiladslphA By
TIE <~sst!5ound tralh Shis morning.
Ssnktor James G. Fair n ssid 70 b.
hitting up ~hAndsonslyN separate once
on the second door Of Nevada Block.
San Francisco, and the ramor n shAtAs
Win earry on bdSineaS on his fh&ddual
account.
Five moro cars Of coke for the Blue
bell Company. at Railroad District,
have arrived here from tho west and In
addition 70 the regular toams Of Spence
4 Benson. John Hough's big seAm will
engage In the uoth 81 Ii AAiSstS .,
Bullion.
Spence 4 Benson lost = valuable mule
last night. tho animal having been
choked TO death by q rope attacking Il
and . horne together by the neoks, In
which eondition they were turned out
upon the range. The horse being much
inferior to the mule. in point Of value.
was, Of course. saved.
County Commissioner Sheridan ot
Storey. against khoA che Grand Jery
hurriedly found IN indictment 6Arins
bis absence in Arizona, telegraphs from
Tucson that he will start for home i'm.
nAediasay 10 attend 10 tho matter. The
ground for the indictment "a . very
hmsey one, or Sheridan is next door 10
q Natural.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
<Rron wednesday. D.ily.I
lninA~unM.

0AlmAG0AAA.
Eneanpmsnt meeting Il ths hall To-
night.
Several teams loaded ct tbs freight
house yesterday and to-day for the
North.
Judge Rivss Of Eureka. passsd here
on hh Wy TO Salt Lake BY the train
last evening.
Another carload Of lumber was re-
eeived here to-day BY Warner L 90. Tor
Urton & Brown.
Buteber.knifs jack loaded his team
for the Reservation. today. and pulled
out for Duck Valley.
James Gamble. Gen. Supt. OF the
Western DiviAoh u the HeAsrn Union
Telegraph. hs roSiSned his po5fnon -
such.
The stage nom TuSestora Last even.
ing. brought 70 the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co.. 5 bars of Navajo bullion,
valued at 90. 04o rs.
Thomas GillAnd and wife came In
from their ranch in Lamoille Valley,
last evening. and after making their
purchases returned home to day.
Max Schoen has just been appointed
Postmaster for Mountain City. MAJ is
. good boy. but will have to take vio-
lently TO beer in order 10 reach the
obese standard OF . Federal oficisl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

Tn" Vote In Joint Convention.
Tho first vote ia joint convention Of
the New York Legislature. yesterday,
resulted a. follows; For short torn
Conkling. "a; Wheeler, 20; Rogers, IS;
fen,on, 3; Pomoroy, q; Eddick, 1;
Wadsworth, !; Jacobs. So; Cornell, II;
Crowley, o; White. 9: Folgor. 2. aud the
balance scattering.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Hotel Arrivals,

d. E. Hooten, Mound.
W. A. Shepherd, Coral Hill.
James Z. Rocker, Elko.
Geo, Morrow, San Francisco.
A. Korn. do
Mrs. L. Smith, Grass Valley.
VIM. Smiley, Deeth.
E. W. Sandison, Omaha.
@. b. Gregory, Virginia City.
Geo. Resder, Wells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
DAmOlaaRy.

Doctor r. @. JeSsup, the we'll known
Dentist. will arrive here from the West,
In . few days, prepared 10 resume the
practice OF mis- profession, and persons
requiring good work In HE line. will
aud the Doctor at the Depot Hotel,
whore he has ongsgod rooms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Tho Americas IIor.. wilma.

Tho telegraph a victory
for America. at tho great Derby race
just run in England. Iroquois, Lori.
iard's American horse, was winner by
half a length, and Archer. his rider,
asserts that he could have made II three
lengths. had II been necessary. Time
2 minutes and 80 seconds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

On aud after Wednesday. juno LIST. q
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
In Elko al 0 o'clock every other morn.
Ing. and will arrive In Tuscarora at 7
p. N. Of the same day. Price OF freight
invariable two cents per pound. Mark
goods for this line Past, care (w)
Elko." w In a circle.
@. @. WARHEA 4 Go,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
Advertised Lrttnr LII

Tho following is a list of letters 70.
naming in tho Elko office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, May 20.
1881:
Beobel A Castle Frank l.
Crobb O Delnuo DIR
Frits Mrs GB Langley Miss s II
Little w Rogers Susie
Rlddcll Mary
Q. w. HUT. p. M.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05

SAYs tho Steer STATE. Some 1000
head Of cattle are on their way hero
from Kings river for shipment East.
The corral ls being repaired by the rail.
road carpenters, and u they get through
In time. the first shipment will DO made
Wednesday. Ono Arm has engaged
oars for 5000 hoad-all for tho East.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-05
stage Arrivals.

Last ovening-Jaok %SchoonoVor, Mrs.
Henderson and +. NJ. Mlnikon.
This evening". B~Aumgarten, Mrs.
John Horn aud Emma Larch.