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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
stage Ae-la..,.

Says tho T~cs.Rerit~ Of Tuetday;
As the last nights stage irsu EXC
reehed . point on the grade about
two miles from Taylor's the sEow be-
neaihthe wheels gave way. Snd the stage
turning over was thrown down tho en-
bankment. a distance OF about thirty
feet. There were three passengers
one whom was slightly injured. It was
found impossible to get the stage Jack
to the grade. and the passengers were
compelled 10 walk TO 1'aylor's
where apotber coach was obtained,
which fepched this city at quarter past
eight o'clock. We understand no fault
was attached to .he driver. and in fact
the roads have beeu in that condition
that on tbs grade it is II wonder no more
accidents have happened.
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Iron TAps.aAs.. D.ny,l
Nainarundl.

Mise "A Williams vAs the oaiy pas
senger by the stage this morning.
; The Central Pacific pay car passed
East lastisreninE. diatHbatius coin TO
the employees of the Company.
The stage FROM Tuscsrora reached
here about 4 o'clock this morning. bat
required extra help to mako the rifle.
The stage from ruscarora this oven.
ing got In ats o'clock, bringing W. C.
Strohm and II. N. Dunbar. AZ passen.
gers. and seven bars of Grand Prize
bullion. valued at Si3,5o2 80.
1t is definitely stated that General
Grant has accepted the Presidency of
the Tuscarora Con. Now that The Gen.
eral is amply provided for. III, Anleri.
can public can breathe freely anin.
A special engine. hauling au tnisrant
sleeper" passed through here from
Carlin, at 2 o'clock. to-day The outfit
appeared To be steered by Bishop Nc
Siurei MS reverence being tho n
person visible As it flew past.
IL. NJ. Grant. last evening shipped to
the Richmond Company a car load Of
base bullion; the product OF the late
run Of the Elko Con. Conpany's fur.
mace ut Railroad District. Tue bullion
is OF very high grade and Is sent to the
isichmoDd Conpary's works to be re-
iiued. -., ~
The Express train from the East to-
day. reached here eight hours behind
time. The delay was caused 10y heavy
storms which have irnpoded travel ON
he Union Pacific road. We were in.
formed by the train men that the hAv-
lest snow s;orm'ever experienced in that
section visited Ogden yesterday.
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Having learned that a number Of Ia.
dies have siguifed their intention of
observing the good, old sacred custo IL Of
receiving New Years Calls on tho first
Of January, all who feel disposed to 10
so. arc invited to scud their names, and
stat" the hours ut which tiuo they will
Il" prepared. TO this Office at any time
prior to tbrcc O'Clock Friday evening,
Tor publication. A. the opening Of the
new year is tho most appropriate time
Tor renewing old acquaintance and
ceinenting friendship. We hope the list
will be a long one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
Among the GrquIt.

The following letter frCn our friend,
State Senator Shepherd. has Just ar
rived here from Lathrop. California:
Il left La,hrop about ii teen days &
for the Terminus OF the southern Pa.
ci:c II .ilroai; stopped owe. ono dag Mt
Los Angeles, which was delightfully."-
passed IN wan erinS throIg orange
II lemon groves, and bel tint gar
tcna where rosrs Ia geraliIus never
cease tn bud Hui bloss"m. L = Angeles
is verify n paradise 81 ilowu, uui per.
fumr. What Il contrast will the SNOW
clad hills of Nevada. The following
day ! took the train bound Tor Tucson,
the largest town ia the Terraury OF Ar.
IONA. Here / met a number of old
Nevada Soiitiutances aud iGcnds, who
are seeking their fortunes inthat sunny
region. After spending two days in
Tucson. ! Svndoi my way to the Rio
VI mbrcs, across the line into New
Mexico. F-om 'hu ColU,aiotp Tucson
80 'hN NtNf9l. uylkufE HttAA1 OF
water ON the Inc Of the Railroad. until
l." Tucson, where the gr,~s appears
ia graf ABUNDANCE aud continues 10
I'll" Nto VI mbrrs. reminding QUO of an
imnI'ns" wLCai iirId ie,iy for harvest.
Through this almost lin. tlc.s region of
grass. there cnE DO found but ver, few
living streams Of water. yet l WAS in.
forrned water conld be obtained by
digging frym five to fifty feet below the
surface. sIhe RAilroud IS not ,xpected
to reach FL Prso before the middle of
FebruUr,. Hnrdrds Of p.orl. arc
rushing to FL PGso. both from tho East
aud W',t. blink il Is destined to DO
" large place in the mean future. 1t has
rnined continually siuce | left Nevada.
| think the rain has extendel from
San Francisco TO Trxas. Thy have
had an Unnsunl amount of rain in Ari.
IONA and New Mexico. More anon.
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New Year., C.n..

The ladies who have thus far an.
nounced their Intention to keep open
House" on Saturday, present their
names in the following list which will
be added to until three o'clock Friday
evening:
Mrs. ]. L. Wines. assisted by Mrs.
julius Reiuhart. Mrs. Alice RECORD,
Mr.. ]. L. Gallagher and Miss Lib5ie
Grover. Huars from IL o 4.
Mrs. S. S. Sears, assisted by Miss
Lizzie Hough, Miss DELLA Bradley, Miss
Lizzie Dorsey, Mrs. S. II. Henley aud
Mrs. ii. j. Hurt. Hours from l2 to 1
Mrs. q. w. Hull. assisted by Hiss
Sarah Cushlnnd. Hours from IL 10 4.
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a MN. YonK dispntch anys.

My. YopK dispatch says: Divi-
dends which will be paid l., CORPORA.
lions ontoi the profits Of the last year
will prpSa9lg Exceed anything recorded.
All cfsAsesof businrss have been very
profitable: These payments will make
All active money market this week. 4,
Is calculated that the holders OF Unite I
"'"teS ~" per cents when paid next
week VIII prefer to invest in stocks pay
'hg dividends ou n basis Of five der
cent. 'h"h;to buy . or 81 Government
bonds.
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tFrom Tuesday Daily.l
kalnaxnndl.


Mrs.S. Riasby departed Tor the wsl'
by the train this morning.
Miss Sarah Cushland arrived here
from San Francisco by the train iast
evening.
Assemb,y,nan elect. o. Il. Ballinger.
started for the State Capital BY the
train this morning.
Dan Murphy shipped ten car loads Of
beef cattle from Deeth, for San Fran.
cisco, night before last.
Assessor II. V. Mandeli went down
to Reno by the trniu this morning. lie
will De absent three or -four days.
W. w. Baugh was n passenger by the
inin this morning. Hs goes down to
play Guy. FauLs to the Democratic Leg
i~sla,ure.
Dan Murphy and Joe Scott came
down from lIalleck Station by the train
last evening aud remained in town to.
day. Joe is a tporbidly modest young
mun and has murdered several uswspa-
per men for putting his name in print
aud yet he's popular with the ladies.
We have Just received Il Lrief note
from Ben Fitch ut Baltimore, through
tho lubyripths Of which city he had just
been safely steered by Col. j. IL. Stump.
who took him down to Washington for
the especial purpose OF showing him the
Baltimore elephant; trunk tusk an I tail.
Ben's astonishueht at the absence Of
steamboats, on Green Rivcv-which the
Major says he mistook for tic SIissis.
sippi-was about equal to that OF tho
| Nevada Elector. when he logged the
State returns into a Methuiis: meeting
house thinking Il WIS the National
Capitol. The current option here is,
that neither of the poor orphans wall
ever find their way back to the sage
brush.
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From Fridays Dnily.I
Salm aXundI.


A pleasant day.
Happy New Year.
No paper TO morrow.
The usual yearly swearing off, time
has ARMED.
Levi Gheon arrived from Duck Valley
last evening. -rrt.
Commissioner Holmes arrived here
from CLrlin this morning.
The stage from the north last even.
inS arri'edAere Mt IL o'clock.
Go to the Gem Saloon for tho boss
bit cigar. We have tried them and no
whereof VIC speak.
a few days of such weather rs to day
VIII enable pedestrians to get about
tho streets without difficulty.
The final $ ssion Of the old Board OF
County Commissioners was held to day.
when tn" closing M Of the busincss OF
the year was cousummated.
Young ladies should mike the most
OF their opportunities bctweea now and
IL N. tonight, rs Leap Year will expire
at that hour. not & return for four long
years.
The shooting match 10 b. held on
thr Hat jnst back Of town tomorrow,
bids fair 60 bs largely participated in,
II como fine shooting may be conf.
IDENTIFY looked for.
II you van to enjoy n god old fash
"ncd New Years. take your best girl
and spend the day with liant Keith OF
L'moillc Valley. A grand tane will be
had there during tho day and the boss
dance OF the season will take pace in
tue evening.
The entertainment by tn, Ladies'
Aid Society, which was postponed on
account Of the bal weather, will be
given on next Wednesday evening, Jan.
unry 9th. Tho exercises at Frcem al
Hall will begin promptly at Z o'clock.
the supper Mt $50 =. n.
l.. Penrod is constructing n light
tho~roughbrace wagon at Bruce's car
pentor and blacksmith shop. Ho is
doing all the carpenter work
himself with the exception Of
making the whcols. The body is nearly
completed and although. BIO does not
claim 10 b. much OF a mechanic, his
work thus far would make mn excellent
model for n good many so. called arti.
sans. $40 .
II Is an old idea Of economy on tho
part OF some business men that induces
them 10 reduce their advertising when
times are comparatively dull. 1t is lust
when business Is slack aud money
scarce that tho dealer needs "a address
bis most potent eloquence to customers
to show that he can mske Il worth their
while TO deal With him. In Hush times
the people are apt 10 give much less
thought to tho question whore they
shall purchase than when the pinchins
season comes and they begin to osti.
mate tho valnc Of quarters aud dimes.
1t is then tina. the columns Of tho news
papers arc scanned TO see who sells
cheapest or ogars tho best terms, api
many a nourishing business man can
date ihefoundation OF his prosperity at
tho period Of dull times. when he had
tho nerve to throw his bread Upon tho
waters In tho shapo OF money iiber.
ally spent in advertising. A dealer
would show the Same amount Of juds.
men. in taking down bis Sign In dun
times M In curtailiug bis advertising.
- - =--A
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Under the Salary law which goes into
effect on the first OF January. no county
official can render u service nauiring a
iee' without first obtaining the fec.
These fees, which formerly alonycd to
tn" official. will nov beloig to the
county, aud the law imperaiveIy pro.
hi'''s tho granting of any credit
whatever, by nny oGiscr, 10: services
demanding n fee. The qt's;iuu Of
credit is no longer Discretionary Que
with the officer. but Involves the oh.
servnnco or violation OF lis official
oath.
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~ isAlna<u,aL
A@VnNynan elect o. H. Ballinger
viii dppeSt for Neyada's Capital 70 Q
Eow morning.
fHs sags from TuseSrora arrived
hero this evening" before four o'clock; it
NrouHht NO p~axsesgefs.
SIN, Henley, County Recorder. is
nowpreHafsd to issus warrants to uil
P~srtes hoiJing county script.
w.rnos 4 Co. have got fully, es,ab.
lishtd in the forwarding business at tho
L,serD Depot building and ore shipping
freiGht north on time.
Our fdsuaer to-wnsnau, ]. L. Wines.
woIt the Law Arm OF Baker & Wines OF
Eurets. arrived here Saturday evening.
on IA*tsto his family. -'...l f
Charley Drum desires US to state that
he did. not tal out OF bed last night.
thit the shock'rererAlly Eel, throughout
tho tow Wes . genuine earthquake.
N,NsiEs' Diversion" will be- played by
the Tuschrora Dramaiic Club at that
plss. ,bi. evening. We are not ndvistd
40 70 what, constitutes his diyersiou
~hsua btoad; Tut when Mt home .'SIeigs'
DiI"rsies'' is principally atnpu.ation
ana draw poker
The dance ut the Hat Springs Saiu-
dsf eNdning. vas in all resp cts a most
enjoyAble affair. About sixteen couples
were ini.ttendNncc, and dancing was
continued up 10 ~ o'clock, when all
PHnook Of an elegant supper. and re-
puirtd to their respective homes, we'll
plsased With the evenings enjoyment.
4 rhaJP shock OF earthquake occurred
here nItI:l0 last night. Tho vibration
lasted thLlee or four seconds, shaking
things hP la the lfveuest manner. Con
sidsrnhls alarm was created. but no
dnmae" was done. The quaking was
accompanied by the rumbling. and pc
culiar; his'ing sound usually noticed at
such times.
The programme OF the turkey and
chicken shooting nj the Hot Springs on
Chris,huU DAY was faithfully carried ont.
A uunber Of crack shots from both home
and abroad. participated. making it
very Ssrm indeed for the feMhery vic
TINS. TheIe seems to be some quiLbla
aSeo Who did the bcs, shooting, aud
another Inntch is being arranged to tnkr
place on S-w Vars day. when The mot
ter will probably be satisfactorily do.
cided.
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Target Shooting.

We arc Informed that there will be
target shooting on the fiat near the
river New Years day, in which sport
anyone stout enough TO pull II trigger,
may engage. provided, he pays for the
privilege. In reply 10 our question as
to what would constitute the prizes. a
prominent local sharpshootcr answered,
"Beof and beer and be probably knew
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
eni'rt hnment at Freeman Hall to NOR
row "Wednesday evening. for tho ben.
'ht OF the Church. The exercises at
th" Hall will bo followed 10y n hot oya.
ter supper, served in tho dining room
OF The Depot Hotel. Admission 10 the
Hail. % cents; to the supper. 80 cents.
Let all turn out and help tho ladies in
this Pr"iscwortby enterprise.
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Copper unIIion.

M"ssss. ReiuLnrt X Co. hlve shipped
TO baltimore this season. two hundred
tons 81 copper bullion. Tie ore pro.
dnciug It was taken from tho Blucbcll
mine ut Railroad Dis;ric. and reduced
at tho furnace in the District. Both
mine aud furnace are the property Of
Mr.. Alfred Wild, who appears to have
made IA complete success Of his mining
venture in that District, curing the
past two years. ..... .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Sir THoXAs and Lady Hesketh. who
are now at the Palace Hotel. San Fran.
cisco, intend starting for the East some
time the latter part OF the present week.
They will be accompanied by Fred
Sharon and Senator Sharon, If he can
make his arrangements in tune. II the
Senator goes lie will be absent a couple
Of mouths.
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Election or Onc.r.

NJ me regular meeting OF Eiko Lodge
No; 49, lro. OF, at their Hall sntur.
day evening" The following officers were
elected 20 serve io the ensuing year
J'P Ei"f, \. g.. L. burner. V. @ ;
O. l.. Green. sectrtAry md W. Cbosc
Treasurer. aho Installation will be-
conducted by Past Noble Grand John
hi6betts. next Saturday evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Mis-" Aba HKnpEs. a young lady Of
Chicago, committed suicide, SUNDAY.
On Saturday evening she was ono Of ,ho
merriess at a festival gathering aud an.
p'"red nS usual on the following morn
ing Shortly after dinner. fndin, her.
SOIL alone she wCLt TO a Giaw,r, took
rom u pistol and without leaving a
ine Ia erpIaSAtidd, shot hersslltht6urh
the heart.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

On Sunday afternooa a section hand
was killed near B~roncoSby.a light engin
running from Tiuckee to Reno. II,
was lying On tho track aud the engin,
ran over him. A bottle Of whisky was
found in his pocket. and a demijohu of
the same iuid lay noar him. He had
evidently been intoxicated. aud was not
seen in tiu,e to prevent the a ccident.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

BESJAMIS p. SHILLABER. better known
as MIS-. Darlington" is again seriously
i'll OF infiHmmatory rheumatism at his
residence in Chclses, Mass. He con-
trao;sd tho disease during his visit to
California some years since.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The jcwclry establishment of E.
Gerber. will hereafter be conducted by
James Brain Il Co. Mr.. Gerber is re-
tainei at the head of the mechanical
department, and nll repairing will he
under his direct supervision.
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DURING n dispute in tho hotel OF II.
.. Griffin. nj Rocknway Boach, one
MalIon attempted to stab tho proprie.
tor' The latter drew a revolver and
urea siA umos at Mahon, who fell NOR.
tally wounded. Grimm then seized a
gun and riddlod Mahon with buck.
shot,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Do'iSo an alteration Friday. 10
nn''i"s cs"hty. Virginia. bctwccnMar.
ION "'mo'sh. n white boy. ngod II. and
q negro boy. sbou, tho possession Of Nh
axe the negro attempted to assault,
"'mbi"h with a hoo. when tho latter
dealt him " blow on The neck with tho
axe almost Soveting the head from the
body.
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Br the ttpiosion ofls boiler in a shoe
factory at Nowburypor.. Mass, Monday.
killing tho engineer aud ihroe other
employees. instantly. A fearful lcss Of
life was averlod by the absence at the
time, Of tho workmcn employed in the
establishment, which sss badly wrecked
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E3TICE 70 c7EOlToRs.

Bs,stc OF Gco. W. M,rils. deceased
Noiiccis hereby given by The nudct,iyne1.
a Iniuisltntnr Of the s-tats 1f Gcurrs " Mar.
dl'' dec .ascd, To the creditors Of and ali psr
-"He having claims against the s1ii decnascd
10 exhibit them, with the necessary yonenrTs
Within ten months, after tn hr-t publication
OF tiis pJties, 20 thu SAID AlmInistta o,, Al
his rcsldcucg NJ Elk. Nevada,
ISAAC YATES, administrator
" Tho estate of Gto. IS. MIrdtS, deceased
LIk0t NtN., Noe H., ISA.
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Grand linnic.

A rflie for n set Of three oil paintings
will take place at Reckhnrt 4 Froelich's
saloon at s O'Clock on New Years night.
The paintings may be seen At Brown
Il Gooding's Furniture Store.
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A LARGE invoice Of fat, fresh. corr fed
fowls. embracing all the popular vnrie
ties have just been received ut the Gem,
direct from Omaha, fer supplying the
holiday demand.
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d. LAnpEas BABBrR, for killing his
mistress. Lizzie Scheveudler, and her
mother. about n ycnr ngo. aud Joe
Banks, n negro, for numbering his wife
on tho 2Sth Of last March were sen.
fenced by Judge Laughlin, in the Grim.
nal court. TO DO hanged in ST. Louis, on
the llth Of next February.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

AN unknown fcnd Grod several shots
INTO a smoking car on the Iron Noun.
tot" ro"d' Sunday, and escaped into
tho woods. DR.. Payne. Of Carroll,
Texas, was killed nnd two Pennsylya.
mans mortality Wounded.
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sir As,Icy Cooper's vital Rcs,ora.

Tn great English remedy-nas made
more curcs of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood. noctur-
nal emissions. lassitude, inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and excuses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. L. Mintie, n. D..
No. ii Kenrney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
80 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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SHEalFf'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Is
ID snch ont OF tho District Court Of the Sry
eth Judicial District. Of the State of Nevada.
In anu for the county Of f ko, IN suit OF WI,
Triton aud il. W. BrOwh against W. u. Ford
and John Ford. daily attrs!ed the 18TH day of
December, A. ID. 1>sO. I have levied npon
what is known and called the Basin mine anu
mining location situate ami being about one
half mile south east Of 4. v. LancaStcT's old
store. In Tusearort Mining District. EIko
county, Nevada. loo tied by John Ford and 4
A. Parker Aug. 18th 1877. aud recorded In Min.
Ing Records Of said District. Aug. %, is1T.
Alsr what = ;nnvyn ~ the Ford Quartz Mill
hnd il'c water ditch leading thereto and the
water right Thereto bclofgin:, situated in
Jack Creek District, In Snil Eiko county. abonI
Twelve miles noTthwcsterly frJm the town OF
TuscarOTa.
Notice IL hereby given that on "Wednesday,
the 9Th day OF January, a. ID. 1891, between
the hours oip clock 4. u and > o'clock r..
~, viz; at - o'CiOCk n. OF said day, AT the
front door OF the Court House, In Elku, E,Eo
County, Nevada, I Will sell the above dcscrlhed
property to The highest bidder or bidder, for
carh. ! II FITCIJ ShrriT
by 4. W. IIEssoS, Deputy. .
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Held for Postage,

Letters addressed a. follow, ara held
for postage, ut the Office here:
Main & Winchester, PA Battery
street, San Francisco. b.
H.. ID. Mathews l. Sons, go Lake
street, ChicIgo.
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The HUM 3OLDT
60
Lodging and Family Boarding
e,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
JOSEPH LANG. PROPRIETOR.
Corner OF Railroad aud Fourth streets. In rear
OF the Passenger Depot.
ELXo, NEVADA.

TUE old cstahiishrl aud W ~ known house
has hccn n~v"rhaulri, RENTED and rcfurnishrd
ana arranged for tn comm iation ri board
ers AZ well az loigcrs. II contains a Iarss
number 81 pleasant, comfortable, w.lLfutn.
ishcd and properly ventilated rooms. which
VIII be let by the day, week or month vi rcu.
sunnblc tcrins.. The dining room will always
be frntsich with tiH hrst the market Htfnria.
Chafsrs mOlcthtc. CunnCctci with the lpu-c
arc sheds aul stalls. ani a yard for Tho o,f,tn.
moIi'i0n ofTi"si- with trans. Fine wines
and liquors nj the bar. A 1hnrc Of ttIr pshiIc
pitronasc Is solicited. FREE STaHLtS !
Tor tc1ns belonging to custo ncra. Itay and
gfsih furnished customers az usual mIrgrt
prices.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Elniora Nnrib E,.L

Geo. Elmore, North Fork. 81.
@. MoSIulien. do
g. II. Everett, Bullion.
j. W. Cnuisins, do ''i
A. Wild, do
II. s. Wilson. Santa Rosa.
A. L. lngorsoll, Montana.
l.. 4. Hall. Ogden.
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Hoe. Arrivals.

Chas. II inner. Carlin.
G l.. McKIernau, Duck Valley.
l.. Thomas. Ogden.
IL. G.. Smith. Sacramento.
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The best quality of Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery aud Saloon. Reckhart
K Co.. Projectors.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFRIcS or THE County AuDTrnr,I
EISo County, Nevada, Nov. II, 1870.
Notice i hereby given that the DcIiuouent
lax List for The fiscal year OF 1899, has been
deposited with the District Attorney of ElIo
County, Nevada, and that miles, the drlin.
9hcnt taxes therein specified. are paid TO the
.ouhiy Ifehsiifcr OF said county within
twenty C%OD day from the date hereof. action
Will be commenced by the District Attorney
Tor the collection or said taxes aud costs.
=. VI. HENLEY,
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Notice.

Joseph Lang is authorized TO collec.
aii bills due John Arniiase, aud give
receipt for gsme.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

A LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
White RE Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon. g..r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

o Dh. r. al: CnAPIs, OF Now York, the
noted UnivOrsslsi Divine, lied in that
,city, Sunday.
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Booths celebrated oval Uuuu oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.