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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11
From BaIIord DIatrIct.

We have just received from Stafford
Mining District news Of a recent now
and important strike on the Onondagn
mine, three hundred feet up the hill
above tho old workings. Tho ore
struck is said to be opening out. giving
every indication Of a large body, aud in
quality is fully equal to any heretofore
taken out. About 800 sacks of high
grade orc had been filled from the old
workings, for shipment TO reduction
works, and in order to solve the aues-
ton IA to whether tho ore from tho now
strike would answer to add to that
already sacked, eight assays, from as
many samples taken unfortunately
from q lot thrown down by q blast, were
made by Colonel Tyson with the fol.
lowing results - 1915 81; 1882 CO;
1891 81 S4lS 81; 1858 80; $50 l6;
Slo3 TO- S2G3 t7. making an average
value per ton, Of S27O Al. There is
now at tho onoldaga very near forty.
hVo tons OF high grade ore sacked, and
as soon as that amount is reached, the
lot will bo shipped for reduction, but TO
what works, wo did not learn.
Ben. Stafford, the discoverer Of the
mines OF tho district. and principal
owner Of the O~nondaga, Is one OF tho
old-time ~prospectors of this county and
n worthy man, for whose sake nlono, II
nothing further were to DO considered,
wo should rejoice at The very fattcring
prospects following tn, work of develop
mont in those minos.
All reports from tho Contention mine,
adjoining tho Ononlaga, ownod by
several Of tho railroad mon, aro OF a
very encouraging character, and there
cnn no longer DO a reasonable doubt
but that they also haIO a very valuable
property.
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Earthquake nt Eurekc.

Eureka got n heavy jolt from n pnss-
ing earthquake Wednesday evening.
about 6 o'clock. According to tho Sen
Hna nobody was hurt, no property
damaged to any extent, but everybody
was mortally scared. The pnraIyzcr
appears to have run in slreaks, for
while Odd Follows Hall was rudely
shaken, only n slight tromor was lolt at
tho Court House. and similar ins;ances
In othor parts Of tho town arc recorded.
At Ruby Hill only o very light shook
was iolt, In two seconds after tho FIST
shock IN Eureka, ovory business house
wns cmptiod, hundreds OF people rush
ING to tho street, among whom was
Senator Perloy, who, according to tra-
dition, hos had ~ varied and interest.
ing experience with earthquakes, por.
hhps, rs any ono man on tho Pacific
Coast. A young lady sprniuad hor
ankle by jumping TO tho ground from u
window, iwolvo foot above.
Tho shake ut Eureka seems TO have
duplicated tho poculiarilios OF tho
"rigor' experienced here last Spring.
1t also passed in s!roaks; while build
ing1 upon n certain. line wcro violently
rocked, those only n hundred yards
distant woro affected 80 slightly as to
DO scarcely porcepliblo.
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Tho Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Court House yesterday, pur-
suant to adjournment. Presont-Full
Board.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved, after
which the Board proceeded, in accord
ance with law, to compare tho funds in
tho County Treasury with tho exhibit
from the Auditors books. All was
found to DO correct.
The Doari then transacted tho fol.
lowing business:
Ordered that the County Auditor
mako the following transfers: From the
lndigcnt Fund to tho General County
Fund, Sl,lO0; from tho Contingent
Fund to tho General County Fund,
$4,000; from General County Fund to
Officers Salary Fund. Sl4,SO0.
Il. Il inhart md J. T.. Edof having
given lcga! notice Of their intention to
withdraw from tho bond Of the County
Treasurer, that official filed an addi-
tionnl bond to meet the deficiency in
the original instrument, with j. p.
Thorp rs surety. The additional bond
was approved and ordered placed upon
record. A further additional bond Of
50 600, to cover surotics recently re-
moved from tho State, was ordered filed
within thirty days.
Tho monthly reports Of the Sheriff.
Auditor, Clerk. Assessor, District At
torney. Jailer and Hospital Steward
were approved and ordered filed.
A communication was received from
d. H.. Miller. Road Supervisor Of White
Rock District, asking for instructions,
whercupon tho Clerk Of tho Boar5 was
ordered to forward to said Supervisor q
certified copy OF an order issued by tho
Board at q previous meeting. declaring
certain roads in White Rock Road Dis
trict public highways, with instructions
to said Supervisor to servo n copy of
said order Of the Board upon any por-
sons refusing TO removo distractions
from said public highways SO declared.
Wells Rowcll sas appointed Road
supervisor for TscOma Road District,
who filed his official bond, which was
approved.
Ordered TINT tho District Attorney DO
instructed TO begin, immediately after
tho 23d instant, tho collection, by suit
or otherwise, .bo delinquent taxos for
tho year 1881.
A motion Of Commissioner Honey
man that tho case OF Fairchild & Dom
mis- va. County Of Elko Judgment for
$40 and costs rendered In tho Justice
Court Of Elko Township] DO appealed
to tho District Court was lost-Mcssrs.
Sears ard Campbell voting in tho
negative.
Tho following bills woro ihcn taken
up. acton upon, and allowed:
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GrnndI Jurors.

The following 10 o list Of tho namos
OF grand jurors drawn to servo ut tho
February Term Of tho Seventh Judicial
District Court. Tho voniro Is mado ro-
turnablo Feb. goth, 1882, ct 10 o'clock
A. NJ:
Abnor wiscman, Glover; George II.
Moigs. wolls; A. W. Gedney, Ruby; J.
ID. Moore, Ruby; +. II. Griswald, Wells;
O. ii. Halo, Huntington; G. A. Hank,
Hallcck; Il. q. VICAR, Mound; l.. T..
Morgan. Elko; Thomas Holmes. Carlin;
q. ID. Abel, Mound; l.. /. Hogle, Tus-
corora; W. J. Urion, Tuscarorn; o. 4.
Abbot, Tuscarora; Reuben Battles, Co.
lumbia; Ches. Woodward. Jaok Crook
A. Bruce, Elko; J. =. EdoT, Elko. Jos.
F. Triplett, Lnmoillc; Dennis Byron,
Tuscaroro; Ed. Odoll. LSmoiilo; W. r.
Smith, Tuscnrora; NV Paddock. Elko,
Charles Adams. Mound.
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tFrom Friday. D.ly.l
InAlmnxuniL

J. D. Abel and son arc In town from
Fort Halicck.
Nosc McBurncy hns been soaaped TO
his bed by sickness for sons time past.
A. ID. Rock aud Archie Welsh arrived
hero by stage from Tuscarorl las, night
The departures by stage for Tusca,.
rora this morning were: Mrs. E. A.
Jones and three children.
Capt. A. d. Rock arrived from Tus-
earora by tho stego last evening, aud
left for Eureka by tho train this morn
ing.
Roinhsrt & Co. received to-day from
Docth Station two carloads Of oats, aud
Payne & Fernnld received from Evans
ton a carload Of coal.
Senator Joncs did not slip through
by train TO Washington, rs reported.
He came mp to tho Comstock q couple
Of days ngo, and will 60 east very
shortly.
We learned this evening that Hon. G.
Ii. Shepherd had met with an accident
today. While riding horseback the
animal fell with him. and caught
Georges foot under him. severely
wrenching his ankle.
John McNal!y arrived in Eureka from
San Francisco, W~cdnesday evening.
Hc is probably on his way down to take
another look at tho Bristol minos rs he
wns very favorably impressed by what
no saw at his late visit.
John shuck having tnkcn charge oil
tho Gihlin saloon, has started in to GI
things about tho place in comfortabl,
shape for tho winter. Tho whole in.
side is receiving n thorough kalsomin,
ing, and the place will DO fresh as q
daisy by the time Craighcad concludes
the finishing touches.
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lFron Tr..d.y Daily,
INAlmaxrnai.


Tho District Court 0djournod until
February llth. 1882.
w. T. Smith. A. O. Knox and E.
Woodruff and vit departed by stage
this morning.
Commissioners Csupboll md Honey.
man started on their return homo by
last evenings train.
District Judge Bigelow goes East by
the train this evening. He goes on .
six weoks' visit TO the Mississippi VAL
ley.
Arrivals BY stage from TuscarorA last
evening: Thomas Powell. E. Jones,
Dr.. Drake aud wife, G. E. Pierson and
F. Monroe and wife.
Dan Murphy ships from hero this
evening. for San Francisco. twelve car
loads Of fat cattle. Six Of them will be
loaded Mt Deoth, however.
County Recorder Henley informs the
public hat warrants for claims against
the General County Fund, up to August
LIST, arc now ready for issuance.
The Board of County Commissioners
at their regular monthly examination
into tho condition Of tho County Treas
ury. as required 10y law, found coin and
coin vouchers TO the amount OF $50, 9G2
90, which aggregate exactly Tailed with
tho figures furnished from tho books Of
tho County Auditor.
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tFron Mos4.y .D.ily.l
l0AlnAxandi.


The Board of County Commissioners
arc in session to-day.
Everybody and his best girl were
enjoying the pleasure Of a sleighrids
yesterday.
Commissioners Campbell and Honey
nan arrived from their respective homes
last evening.
Don't forget the meeting Of the
dancing club tonight. This Office, at
s O'Clock sharp. is the timo and place.
John Shuck has leased the old stand
recently occupied by G.. NJ. Banks,
where no will dispense cocktails and
SIGH TO his old-time friends.
Governor Kinkoad passed through
here last evening on tho sorrowful
journey Of conveying the remains OF his
late brother to st. Louis, No.
The robe Of tho beautiful" which
adorned our streets yesterday, was
turned to sluSh by tho pntter OF tho
rain-drops last night and to-day.
Tho Winter campaign Of tortured
tom-toms and Chinese cymbals has
commenced. The patient Monaghan
bangs away. and tho average citizen
stufis his ears full OF cotton for a rest.
Those elegant holiday goods at the
drug store are rapidly being disposed of.
Over half sold in less than two days.
Thoy arc useful and cheap. Parties
deSirous Of procuring some OF Thorn
should leave their orders carly.
G. A. E~ichelborgor. representing the
firm Of A. Vogc!er, OF Baltimore, Nd,
is in town. apd all the back fences and
vncan walls are embcllished with high
colorod posters. setting forth the great
curative powers Of St. Jacobs oil.
Sam Cunningham has turned his at
tcntion from ganders to turkeys, and
proposes to furnish some sport for the
boys on Christmas at the Hot Springs.
A free lunch will be spread, and FREQ
c~onvoyanccs run to aud from the Springs
on hat day. See his al. in another
column.
Harry Lorraine aud Volley Bernard
propose giving q ball on Monday night,
Dec. 2Gth.' AL those who attended the
social tho other night will 10 sure 10 be
| IN a.tcn1opcn tIa pn,g;, 40 ,l,, ..,.
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tFron Wednesday. D.ily.l
aalnaxsnai.

Judge Bigelow depsted for tho East
by last evenings train
A Tombstone is . queer embollishmsnl
to . Doctors once. But there's no
accounting for tastes.
Mrs. T. d. Page Of Fish Greek.
Eureka county, has arranged to wintor
hero with her sister Ms. Pollard.
Tho stage arrivals fIom tho North last
night were: Thomas Powell. John E.
Jones, ]. J. Farrell and J. Meek.
Six bars Of Independence bullion,
valued Al Sll.SS7 Is. and one sAck Of
crude bullion from A. Promieux. valued
at $1,000. arrived bore By stage from
the North last night.
Assessor Flanagan. Of washoo Coun.
ty. has failed TO make Q settlement with
the Auditor. and 10 ioportod an official
deiaulter. The amount Of his delin.
qucncy is not stated.
G.. II. Banks, who gave mp the Glib
lin Saloon business asst week, started
for Ogden by tho tnin last evening.
Ho Is just out on a prospecting tour, moi
having yet determined where no will
locate.
A fire at Lewis. Sunday night. de-
stroyed considerable property in tho
business portion of the town. Tho fire
originated in O buildiug occupied b,
DIR. ] d. sponogle as q drug store ant
Postofice.
E. Penrod and Stanley Rigsby startet
with tho formers tenn and thorough
brace wagon. yesterday. for q thre,
days. hunt out in tho vicinity o
Pleasant Valley. They arc both prac
tical nimrods, and will doubtless return
loaded with game.
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Hotel Arrivals.

J.J. Hallam and wife, Tuscarora .
l.. ID. White aud Q children, do
il. D.. White. do
+. Williams, Reno.
ID. III. Haskell, San Ftancisco.
j. o. Brown, South FORK.
q. A. EicholbUrgor, baltimore.
w. II. YCagor, Lamoillo.
IL Knight and wife, Eureka.
NJ. L. Bradshaw, Bnttlo Mountain.
Gins. Groon. Michigan.
N. kohlor. Taboo City.
j. j. Campbell. Fort lfallcck.
+. Honcymnn, Glover.
A. O. Knox, Tuscnrora.
J.. NJ. Monroe and wife, Columbia,
+. N, Drake and family, Tuscnrora,
O. A. Brossomer. Bullion.
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Death OF James KInkcnd.

The Carson APPcul OF Thursday says:
" James kinkcGd died at tho residence
OF his brothers widow, Mrs. G. A..
Gates, in this city, at III o'clock, A. NJ,
Dec. LIST, ngod 81 years, 8 months and
81 days. Deceased was the brother of
the present Governor OF Nevada, who
will accompany his romans for inter
mont In tho family burial lot Mt st.
Louis. Mo. James Kiukoad was born
ut Smithfrcld, Fayotto County, Penn,
Juno 3, 1924. His boyhood was spent
in Zancsvillc, Ohio. When a Young
man ho omigratod to St. Louis. md in
1850 joined his brother, Gov. Kinkcad -,
in business at Salt Lake CITY, Utah
Territory. lilo then cnmo over the
plains to California in 1862, returned
to Colorado and was q pioneer Of that
State. Hc engaged extensively in mill
ing and mining operations from tho
inc OF tho riko's Peak excitement for
several years. when returning to St.
Louis no became associated with tho
firm OF Il. Scllow & Co.. importers and
Wholesale dealers in metals, hardware,
etc. In tho Spring Of 1879. his health
falling, no retired from business md
came TO this State, whore ho has sirco
resided"
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Pine Holiday Pr,rcnts.

Just received, aud now on exhibition
al tho drug store. IN elegant assortment
OF fine Russia leather goods, consisting
OF ladies' and gents dressing. cases,
g'oVo, handkerchief, odor aud jewel
cases. comband brush holders, celluloid
goods perfume cases. etc.. etc. All
neat aud useful presents fer lndios.
Sold ct Eastern retail prices. Call aud
examine.
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RcnKInna NniIrna.

Regular services will DO held at tho
Church at III a. n. aud at G T, NJ; Row.
J. ID. Beard presiding. Subject OF tho
evening discourse, DESTINY OF Our
Earth" All arc invited.
Divine services will DO hold nj tho
Court House tomorrow Sunday ut
~ O'Clock A. NJ. by Rcv. A. O'Donnoli,
OF Winnomucca. All aro cordially in.
Vltod.
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A sacrIncinx E.,o.

Mrs. E. G.. Weston has determined to
close out hor entire stock Of millinery,
dress goods. etc., at my sacrifice. pre-.
paretory to q removal from this place.
All her effects. including household
furniture, must be disposed Of. and
those desiring bargains should call
Immediately.
now sewing machine for sale, cheap.
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hko Dancing Club.
TTnatpu,F

At n called meeting Monday evening,
tho Elko Dancing Glib was organized
by tho election Of J. w. Dorsey as
President, Ed. Anderson, Secretary,
md j. l.. Barrows, Treasurer. On mo-
ton, the above namoG officers wero con.
stitutod an executive committee, upon
whom jointly should devolvo the duty
OF transacting the Business OF the club,
aside from those regularly attaching to
tho official positions mentioned. A
perusal OF tho roll Ct membership dis
closed tho presence OF thirty.ono names,
oil representing ablo.bodied ROSTERS,
willing to trip tho light fantastic at
shortest notice, and to skirmish for
funds whorcwith to put up for tho privi-
lego. After settling the question OF tho
amount OF monthly dues, cost Of aud
PcrpotrntOr Of music, otc., otc., the call
for coin was promptly responded to by
oil present, the number constituting n
majority OF the subscribing members.
IL wns arranged that tho opening
dance Of tho series take place at Froo-
man Hall on Friday night, Dec. 9th.
Wo nro informed by tho committee
that quito n number Of tho subscribing
members hAvo not yet paid their duos,
and that unless the full amount Is paid
in by Friday noon, tho affair mus.
necessarily prove n failure.
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Election OF Officers,

At tho regular meeting OF Elko En-.
campmont, No. 0, /. o. o. T.. tho fol.
lowing officers wero elected for tho
ensuing term: A.. Bruce, O. p; 3. s..
Scars, s. W.; Walter Chase, II. p; J..
b. Fitch, J. W; s. ". Henley, Scribe;
John IIibbots, Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

II Tho State Surveyor Generals oflco,
during tho month OF November, ~, 500
acres OF land woro sold out OF the
100000 aero grant. Tho purchases
will DO selected from the Carson and
Eureka districts.
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Cart. J. II. MArHEwsos, OF Virginia
City, has received his commission as
BrigadiCr General Of tho First Brigade
OF Nevada State Militia, in place OF tho
lato General D%attcrman. and has taken
tho oath OF Office.
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p. A. N

The regular monthly communication
Of Eiko Lodge No. 10, i. & A. 81, will
DO hold nj Masonic Hall this evening.
As tho annual election OF onicors take
place this evening IL Is especially dc
sirNblc that ovory mOmbcr who can
possibly attend should be present ut tho
noolino.
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VrcE.PRgsiDISr DAVIS declares that
he will not yoto TO remove any OF tho
present officers or employees OF tho
Senate. SO II appears TINT tho rotund
1llinoisnn isn't q Republican angel 10
disguise after oil.
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TnE Siper State says: Liout. John
Pitcher, OF Company g, First Cavalry,
loft for San Francisco Saturday on do.
tachcd duty, which will probably kocp
him at tho lay oil Winter.
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IHE Board OF Examiners report tho
condition OF tho Treasury on tho 2sth,
as follows: Coin on hand, Sl23.ii6 80;
irrodeemablo State Bonds, $3.50, 600; u.
b. Bonds, $50 1000; California State
Bonds, Sii7, 900.
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IL Is reported ut winncmncoa that ali
extensive coal miro has boon discovered
n,'y or sixty milcs north OF that place
tho SaVo State snys tho ownors OF the
miho viii not communicate It's locality.
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TnE Treasury Department Saturday,
bought 1856, 900 inc OF nuo silver for
delivery at tho Minis OF Philadelphia,
San Francisco, Carson City and Now
Orleans.
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"WnLE II oShilcratcs. tho bcor (Con.
RAIDS Budwciscr) does not intoIicatc.
and may DO used with advantage 10y
young aud old. "-[physician's cortin-
cato.
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nh' onrn.us says; All exports on In.
sanity VINO have been summoned in tho
nul'oau case are convinced, by tho
aponsiLility. 'V
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" all tho temperance people would
drink "Codrad's Budwoiscr," they
would Indeed DO temperance men. and
drunkenness DO unknown.
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Booths celebrated ovaI brand oysters
received ut the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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NASAL ~IS'Ecron FREQ with each bot.
tic of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prico
SO cents.
For sale Mt F. F. MuLLEn's Drns
Store, Elko, New.
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1SlLos Angeles, Tuesday, the Demo.
Gratis elected tho entire Board OF Ednca-
ton and iyo Of tho nino Councilman 4.
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County ScrIn

From and after this date / will pay
the highest pricc for county scrip.
v. q. BARrLErr.
ELKo, Nov. Sd, 1881.
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MIcnIoAN SWEET C1DEn on draught,
and for saio in quantities to sRiL, al
the Com Saloon.
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FINE blackberry randy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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TnS quartz mill a. Ryo Patch, Hum.
oold' county was destroyed by Gro,
yesterday.
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Tho stnte,n Pronoriinn.
IUotci Arrivals.

j. Fry, Mound.
Vim. Fry. Huntington.
j. ID. Abol, Fort Haliock.
j. -. Abel, Fort Hnilock.
w. II. Boil, Lnmoillc.
Ford. Flick. Fort H,llock.
Mrs. t. A. Jones, Iowa City.
A. ID. Rock, Eureka.
Archie Welsh. Tuscarora.
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HuSYADI JAsos MNERAL wArER, the
best natural aperiont in tho world. nj
tho Gem.
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A LARGE invoice Of : Key Wos
Cigars just received at tho Com.
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The bcst quality of ihino Wines al
no Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
X Co., Prouriotors.
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Tus celebrated Peruvian Ditters, the
worry bost tonic known. at tho Com, .
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Fon DYSPEPSIA and Liver Compiainti
yon haVo n printed guarantee on every
bottle OF shlloh's Vltalizer. Il never
fails to cure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

RECEIVED, frOsh. q nno lot Of imported
cigars at the Com.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

A LARGE invoice OF the celebrated
White Ryo Whisky just received at tho
Gem Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

surLou's CUnE WILL Immediately ro-
love Group, whooping Cough and
Bronchitis.
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j. L. GILLIGAS makes tho boss ALI.
gator boots for this season OF the year.
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6znoH's CArAnnH RhHKpy-A poei-
tive cure for Catsrrh. DipthssiA and
Cankcr Mouth.
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FINE, fat, freshly dressed poultry
for sale Mt tho Com Restaurant,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

CHAMPAGNE Of tho best quality and
brands. can DO had at Rookhart &
Froolich's Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-11

"HAcTMEricx." q lasting and fra
grant porfumo. Prioo IS aud 60 cts.
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o Arrivals.

G. T.. Mayer, Fort Hallcck.
A. j. Hatch, Fort Hallock.
J. Il. Moore, Ruby.
d. ID. Holland, Oakland.
T.. I. Baron, Tuscarora.
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No further business appearing, tho
Board adjourned until tho first Monday
In January. 1889.
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