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They are not beverage, but medi-
cine, with curative properties OF the highest
degree, containing DO poor whiskey or poi.
sonous drugs. They do not tear down an
already debilitated system. but build 1t up.
One bottle contains more hops, /. a. more
real hop strength, than barrel of ordinary
beer. Every druggist in Rochester sells
them, and the physicians prescribe thcm.o
-zSe'ssng Express on Hop Bitters.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

Some weeks ago George Klein. a
Cleveland boy. had his skull sawed open
IN terrible manner at a pail factory in
that city. The strangest part of the
story is that the boy is alive and likely
to recover. The Cleveland Sentinei saws
the case is one of the most wonderful IN
the medical world. The wounds Of the
boy were treated with ice, the particles
OF broken bone were entirely removed,
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"A man wapered that be co,,d 49,.

"A man wagered that he could crawl
through drain 500 feet long at Steuben-
vile, 0. He went in through an aper-
ture scarcely larger than his body, and
the spectators waited an hour for him
to emerge at the other end. But he got
stuck in the center and had to be dug
cut. The job lasted all day, and when
rescued he was nearly dead.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

"A tailor at Waupun, Wis, put his
hot goose on q newspaper and rushed
out to see dog fight. When he goi
back his goose had not only been cooked,
but his shop as well.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

A BRIDE is reported to have lately said:
~ told all my friends to have my name put
on my presents, so that, II divorced, George
should not be able to claim them.n
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

!. An Ohio horse-thief, who has fol-
lowed the business for nineteen wears.
owns up that there is no money in it.
He says he could have made more by
working at 81 a day.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

He who travels most knows best
how little OF the earth and mankind he
has seen.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

Our greatest glory. is not in never
falling, but rising every time we fall
C0nfucius.
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NArIoNAL YEAsr Is always reliable. Trr n

CHEAPER than Observation-Disclosures Frazer's
Axle Grease. For sale everywhere. TRY IL
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

AN idle reason lessons the weight OF
the good ones you gave before.-Switt.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

REDDINa's RUSSIA SALvE, the most wonder.
iul healing medium in the world Price 25c.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

a decree has been published at
Constantinopie ordering Turkish ladies
to wear thicker Wells.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-08-27

con't DIE In the House.
ASK uruggists Tor :" Rough on Rats" 1t clear
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20
From Wednesdays Daily.I
6alIuagondI

James Giant hos como oyer from
Cherry Greek on q visit to his family
hero.
ID. b. Redting and Il. L. Fulton went
out sniping in Lamoille valley. this
morning. They will pull straws to
determine who shall hold the sack.
The only passenger by siege this
morning Vase. NJ. Garrity. The ar
rivnls last evening wero: S. Thomas,
N. d. Fleming and J. Goldsworth.
The Railrnd company has just paid
into tho county treasury S3s. GOO, tho
amount OF tax due for the present yoar,
which with the amounts received from
other sources, aggregated at noon to-
day, the sum Of $50, 1853 "a.
A bunch OF keys we're found on tho
street in the rear OF tho Depot Hotel.
The owner can recover the same of Jas.
Clark, proprietor Of tho Hotel, by
proving property, and putting up a
small donation for the finder.
Senator j. z. Jones passed through
from Washington, Yesterday, on his
way 10 see his mother who was reported
M very dangerously III, a few days ago.
Her condition has improved very muck
however, and there is reasonable hopo
Of her recovery.
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lFron Tuesday D.rly.l
q

/ ~9810
Don't forget the meeting a this omb1
tonight.
The choir proposes to give one Of IL.
concerts In the near future.
A. T. Vollmer. our former citizen, has
gone into mercantile business at Austin,
Lander county, a. o member Of the arm
Of James Huber & Co.
W. T. Smith, Who arrived here from
Tuscarofs, last evening, left for San
Francisco. BY the train this morning.
Ho will be absent about ten days.
A special train CT eighteen cars. load
ed with beef cattle, passed through here
for San Francisco at 2 O'Clock to-day.
They were shipped from Wells by Har-
desty and Brooks.
Amos Plummer, W. F. Ross and J.
Hand, Of Mountain City. are down with
their teams from that altitudinous but
healthful camp, after supplies for the
Winter. They calculate on getting
loaded and started on the return trip
tomorrow.
@. F. Wagner has Just shipped from
Iron Point the las. Of 400 head of beef
cattle purchased from the owYhee Com
pany's ranch near C~ornucopia, and Mr..
Wagner is now here with the view Of
making further purchases for tho San
Francesca market.
Those cases before the District Court,
in which Judge Bigelow was disquaIi-
fed to preside, owing to his having been
preyioufly retained as attorney in the
same, having been disposed of yester.
day, Judge Bonnifeld returned to Win
nemucca this morning.
Il. Il. Redding, Central Pacific Land
Agent. arrived here la3t evening, from
San Francisco. for the purpose of re-
ceiving applications for, and making
sale Of the company's lands in certain
districts in this county lying south of
the Raihoad-as per appointment.
Quito a number OF settlers on the lands
mentioned in Lamoille, Halleck. Star
and adjacent valleys, arrived here this
morning, and the work OF adjustment
between tho company and purchasers,
has been continued during the day. No
difficulty, We believe has been exper-
fenced in making the final settlements,
and the business in hand will probably
be concluded. to-day.
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An ItInerant Fraud.

A ponsively patriotic young buck. Of
tho pronounced Ohio typo, has for tho
past two or three days been perem-
bulating about town poddling pictures
OF tho late President. The sportivo
young person in storo.clothcs. regis
istorod his nsmo OF tho hotel az Bon. O..
Snow; unlike tho genuine article, he
waited not for mornings beams TO dis.
pol him, but silently moltsd away In the
dim watches Of the night, leaving an
unpaid board-bill to all tho vacuum
oecasioned by his sudden departure,
and q bilkod landlord TO mourn his
aggravating loss. This boautoous but
unsubstantial being is q petty fraud, 70
DO squolohod al tho nozzlo Of o No. IA
stoga.
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HoSCl Arrivals.

]. G. Eaton. TuscaroEa.
w. L. Braok and wife, Texas.
W. II. Ennor, Tuscaro-a.
w. IL. Bell, Lamoille.
Miss Della Dakin, Lamoille.
Miss Libbie Dakin, Lamoille.
II. L. Stott.er, Lamoille.
Ed. Co;ville and wife, Mound.
Mrs. G. J. Cox. Star Valley.
Geo. Monks, Star Valley.
d. Il. Rsdding, San Francisco.
81. Leak, San Francisco.
Ii. Mccain, Halleck.
]. j. Campbell. Hallsck.
9. Z. Mayer. Hnlleck.
George Elmore, Halleck.
Gale Hank, HGl!eck.
J. Il. Shelton. Wells.
III. CHASER, Peko.
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FRO. rAna.y.. D.l,y.l
ANHArnnAl

]. p. Edo6 Una out b baekboAEd
this morning toSOuth Fork.
Two bars Of hilton arrived froa The
north Last evening.
Payne & FsnGld resolved another
car Of lumber fom the West lasI even
ing.
Arrivals fromthe north last evening,
we're: :. @. Styles. I. wilmot and O.
Glitch. IhiS mrn;Dg's stage hAd for .
passenger 8. B.Sohontx.
Amos Piumner and J. Hand loaded
up thsir supple last evening and pail.
ed out for Mantain City early this
morning. II hrthsr storm holds Of
for . coapls Of days they will make the
trip without muh trouble.
The snow width fell night before la {
has about disappeared from tho streets,
but fingers on all the adjacent hills, and
the indications are that more Of the
beautiful II not hr distant. The mild,
pleasant weather Of last week has given
way to . "nipphg and an ecser dr."
Senator Farrell. OF Lender, and Maj.
]. Il. Dennis. of Elko, says the Slvo1
State. came DOM on the train with
Senator Jones yesterday. We have not
learned what Federal ofRce, II any, tie
Major aspires to, but the Lander gen.
tleman in said TO be after q leading
position in the Mint al Carson.
County Clerk A. G. Dawley has Just
received q letter from George William.
son, Of Ruby Valley, announcing tho
arrival Of the third and youngest mem.
Der OF the family, mentioning that
Ephraim is the cognomen Of the now
conner, aud expressing the conviction
that 1t Is /" the finest baby he ever saw
Gay admits that su,h an expression
would be ridiculously e1trayagant from
anybody but George. but this remark
able infant is the fBt and only one he
aver saw.
A special train OF eight cars, with
four companies of the First United
States Artillery, comprising l30 men,
under command Of Colonel Frank,
passed through hero for San Francisco
last evening, to take the position at the
Presidio recently vacated by the Fourth.
The troops occupied five cara, the other
three containing their baggage. Az
other detachment Of the First. in ccm.
mand of Major McCrea, passed through
by the regular express train this morn
ing. These troops are all from New
port. Rhode ISLAND, where thcy were
last on duty.
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DISTRICT eoURr.
szvEHTn 5uDICIAL Dsnrnsrs
Hor. W. 8. D0nulna.ps.aalas.
TxrnAr. Nov. n.

Tx1nAx. Nov. n.
Rsinhsrt VI. HArdssty-Moaoa Of D..
PENDANT for new trial argued By ~
1espseHve attorneys and taxa unasS
Advissnsnt by the Court.
SATURDAY. Hov. a.
Duval W. Lampman-TAe plainETa
motion for new trial vAs denied.
Flask ". Wines et al-Domu-rssvstA.
drawn and judgment ordered In assosA
ancs With pra5sr Of complaint. 6taysa
execution granted for twenty daya.
hoSDkI. Nov. II.
In the ease Of Chase "a. Goodal-
argued on demurr,r-as to tae drst and
second cause Of action. demurrer suA-
tanned; ~ to the third cause Of action
In the complaint, demurrer ovcrrul.d.
Plaintiff allowed twenty days 70 de
amended complaint.
D. ReinhArt ct al ys.Z. T. Hardesty-
On motion for new trial, motion denied.
Bailey & HAllam VI. Drake-G. r.
Talbot entered as attorney for defend
ant, and amended transcript hled.
Estate Of G.. W. Msrdis, drceased-
After argument by respective counsel.
case Submitted and takon by the Court
under advisement.
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Prom Rock Cresk.

County Surveyor ]. @. smyles, who
has since tho 18th OF October been en-
gagged in surveying mines il the above
mentioned district for J. ". Epley, has
just completed tho work md returned
here. From Mr.. Singles We obtain tho
following: The mines in question arc
situated twelve milos from TusGarorn,
and were recently sold to q Boston
company. which ia To- erecting works
for tho reduction Of their ores. Of which
there Is now q large quantity on the
dumps. Tho property consists Of o
series Of twelve mines. more or less
developed, the principal ones Of which
are the Falcon, Scorpion and Bsjazet.
Winter appears to have already set In
out there. however. which seriously
interferes with, and may force o sus-
pension OF, operations for the present.
The advance teams Of Hubbs & Phil.
lips, with material for the mill, found
six feet Of snow at the summit OF the
divide. end could proceed no further.
The stock was brought back TO the val
Icy, and when I left Tusearora sloighs
were being gathered up, to which the
freight would be transferred from the
wagons for transportation acros the
snow-belt. Everything is dull just now
In T%uscarors, tho Independence Mill
being the only n running, and it's
operations ore very uncertain. the Su-
p~orintendent being instructed to close
down the moment the mill failed to pay
expensos.
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St0AohJ O8lAy
BalnAE1nAl.
Dave Casper Is in town from Wells.
AndDw Lane left town for his rancf
Ais evening.
Arrivals by stsgs last night; A. Shoe
craft and W. s. Hillman.
chas. Lampman started for his HON,
In Glover Valley, BY the train last night
Mrs. NJ. Murphy, Of TuscArora. and
her two children. have como East e
pass the Winter.
Dan Murphy shipped from here 70,
San Francisco, this evening. twelve cars
OF fine beef cattle.
w. r. Usher. &c. whatley al Miss
Mary Cronin, all Of Tuscarora, started
for Butte City, via Ogden.
II. @. Catlin. through whom the re-
cent mining sale at Mineral Hill was
ELECTED. has gone East again.
John Mcguire, the thievish mail
clerk, pleaded guilty at Carson, and
was sentenced TO two years at hard labor
in the California penitentiary. His
punishment is certainly not excessive.
A meeting for the purpose Of organ.
izing a dancing club. similar to that of
last Winter, will be held at this Office at
z O'Clock next Tuesday evening. All
who feel an interest in the matter are
cordially invited to be present.
Remember that the famous Sullivan
Troupe appear at freeman Hall next
Monday evening. There are only a few
more reserved seatB for sale at the drug
store, and il you SAINT one you must
call quickly. ThsJ are being rapidly
taken.
John II. Rand, one OF our old.time
citizens. having severed his business
reletions with this section Of country,
took his departure for tho western slope
OF the Sierras, up2u which he intends
hereafter to reside. A number Of his
intimate friends were upon the platform
this morning to shake him by the hand
aud wish him God speed in all future
undertakings. Mr.. Rand has boen n
prominent practicirg attorney in this
county ever since its organization. md
had become SO thoroughly identified
with its interests and MINIS that the
suddcn iooscniag Of old ties has occa-
soI cd very general regret. The best
wishes OF all accompany both himself
and wife TO their future home, and a
knowledge OF their comfort and pres
Perity will always be a spurce O.
ll%ensure to their old friends OF tho
Bagebrush State.
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N EW
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Seventh Judicial District, or the State on
Nevada, In and for the county Of Elko.
ID Srrah Robinson, Plaintiff, against sIaIhew
Action brought In the District Court of the
Seyepih Judicial District, OF the state OF Ne.
yaua, ~ am Tor the county OF Elko. and the
98mpiaint allied In the Office OF me Clerk Of said
District Court.
Robinson, defendant.
XOa are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against You by tho above
named plaintiff In the District Cont of me
seventh Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
snas. IN ana Tor the eonniy OF Elko, and 10
day. exclusive OF the day OF ~servlce) nftcr tho
service upon you OF this s~unmUna-if served
n M, aS you In mi shis =, count; 0r,if seried on. %
days; otherwise, within forty tlays-or judr.
ment by default will be tai On against you.
recording 70 the prayer Of said complaint,
m rant and decree OF this Gonrt dIrsoiyiny he
bonds OF mntrlmony existing between pIslntI0
and defendant, on the ground that defendant
On or about The year 1878, willfulIy, and with
out proyocation, deserted the p%laintiT. and
mas continued snch dcsertion up 10 the pres
ent Time; and that the defendant has Jailed 10
plaintiff: and that II be decrccd that pIaiptj6
be awarded. the custody and care OF their said
minor child, Harry RobiRson: and iof such
Other and further relief nsio the Court may
seem iust and proper, and for costs Of sutt 40
will more fully appear by reference 10 the CONF
plaint now on nleio my Office, n certified copy
OF which accompanies this writ. Aud you arc
hereby notified that II you fail to answer said
complaint as above required, the said plaiDtid
VIII appeal TO the Court for the relief demand
ed therein.
Given nndcr my hand and the seal OF
the District Court OF the Seventh
judicial District Of the state Of
tsEAL.1 Nevada, IN aud for the county Of
Elko, this 18th day OF November,
In the year Of u rLofd. one thouss
ana eight hundred aud eighty -one.
At q. DAwLEY. Clerk.
ii. U. STREET, Attorney for piai tn.
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lFsoa Fnd.y's D.ily.l
0AAnr~nAl


Z. ]. carpeaux. Of Ballioa. can. IN
By stage last evening. and rsturnsd tAis
morning.
Ex-Commis.ioner Tom Holmes, Of
Cariin. vas in town yesterday. and Tom
Foster stands in With the boys here
to-day.
The stage from Tusesrora Last even
ing brought three bars Of bullion from
the mill CT Lancaster & Co.. valued ..
$3.50 IS.
D. D. Holland. Of OAKLAND. came up
from the West by The train Lest even
ing. and went ont by stage 70 Bullion
this morning.
B. B. BEDDING and r. L. Fulton TO
turned from their trip 20 Esmoills last
evening. and went West BY. tho train
this morning.
Ada Carpenter, aged Is years, was
thrown from . horse on her way to
school in Paradiss Valley. receiving
injuries which caused her death, last
Saturday.
Arrivals by stage from the North lapt
evening were: w. II. Cook. p. Owen,
DR.. Crehore, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. yaa.
derhoof and two OrieDtals. Departed
for Tuscarora this morning, A. w. Fisk.
Another detachment Of the frs. U. s.
Artillery, numbering about one hun
dred, under command Of Col. Randall,
passed West about noon to-day. A
number Of families were also on the
train.
The express train from the East this
morning arrived at IL o'clock-thres
and n hak hours behind time. The
aus OF the delay was a collision be-
tween n couple Of trains on the Union
Pacific.
Mr. E.. Penrod arrived from Island
Mountain last evening. He informs us
that the snow on tho route is oven
lighter than it is here. Mr.. Penrcd
will probably make one moro trip 10 the
mines this season.
A meeting of Elko Grange, Patrons
Ct Husbardry, will 90 held at Granger
Hall next Monday evening, and as i'm
portart Guinness will come before the
meeting It is desired that the attend
snce be as full as possible.
We arc informed to-day that a move
nent is on foot, which Is being very
generally Endorsed. to have a regular
old. fashioned social dance at freeman
Hall on the evening OF the Gath :nst.,
In which the old and young folks will
thankfully skip to the inspiring strains
Of tormcnted cat.gut.
w. ]. Triton arrived from the East by
the trnin this morning. He left hore,
heading in that direction, two weeks
ago. Urton reports having encountered
on the train thet we'll known old-time
sssebrusher, Rocsaiel!ow, who. in his
ancient registering mood, was par.icu'
larry lavish with iis c~rosnbseks, with
which he seemed we'll supplied. He ID
the Same "Old Rocky, by-God. sirI
as Of yore.
Remember that Mondsy next is the
last day on which taxes can be received
at the County Treasury without an ad,
ditional levy on the Of the
taxpayer. The generous spirit Of the
amiable official recoils at the contempla.
ton OF 80 tyrannical On inAicticn, but
the "Law" is ineIorable, and il
majesty must be sustained, howsve,
much 1t may wrench and bruise his
plant heart. Save him this prospective
agony. then, By paying up before 1t ID
too late.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20

OK MOnday night. about IL O'Clock,
the Belleviile stage waA robbed by three
highwnymen. Tho stage was on Its
way to Hawthorne, and was in the
canyon about throe-quarters OF a mile
Of Bellevillo when the robbery occurred.
There were four passengers aboard, in-
Guiding DR.. WAggoner, OF Reno. They
were relieved Of all their monsy and
v~siuA6les. and Wells. Fargo & Co.'s
box was also takon.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Charles LampnHn, Clover.
G.. W. Crane. South Fork.
l.. C.. Adams. San Francisco.
Jasper Peko. Carson.
Peter Venjuu. Carson.
l.. Dubois. Carson.
J. d. Abel, Fort Halleck.
A. G. Thornquist. Fort iiAlleok.
George OgIlue. Pleasant.
w. T.. Fordham, South Fork.
A. Shoccrait, Tuscarora.
w. S. IIillman. Tuscarora.
Is. q. Snow. Sacramento.
b. Heymanson, San Francisco.
G.. L.. Shepherd. Coral Hill.
G.. A. Grant. Pleasant.
l.. II. Chase, Wells.
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IT Is rumored that among tho schemes
to DO brought before tho Government Is
q limo OF steamers to DO established by
Willard and others on tho Pacific in
competition with tho Pacific Mail be-
tween California and Panama, and with
The Pacific Navigation Company be-
twoon Panama, Callao and Valparaiso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20

The Cape Coast Ca'Ht reports tina.
tho King Of AshantOo killed two hun
dFod 5oung girls for the purpose Of
uoing their blood for mixing mortar for
tho repair Of one OF the State buildings.
Tho report OF the massacre was 70.
oeivod from q rOfugoo chosen as ono Of
tho victims. Such Wholesale m~nssaores
arc known to be o custom with the
King.
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Hotel Arrivals.


L.. W. st. Clair, Doeth.
J. A. McAuslin, do
ID. V. johnson, Star.
ID. g. Goodalc, do
Mrs. G. j. Cox, do
II. Ii. Conner, Fort Halleck. d.
Nate Phillips, do
Amos Plummer, Mountain City.
j. NJ. McCutchoon. Mound.
J. II. Murphy, do
]. Fry, do
II. L. Fulton, Lamoillo.
Amos Roach, do
Jud Dakin, do
II. l.. Byrne, San Francisco.
John DAILY. Tuscarora.
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JonS J.. wEICH, Assessor OF Mono
County, Cal, shot himself with sui.
cidal intent a few days ago. His wound
is not necessarily fatal. Financial ON.
barrassmont is said to DO tho cause OF
tho rash act.
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The h'''' Dallas special says: "a
woman was found dead In n shanty,
having died OF starvation. Hor hus.
pane is lying sick. and throo small
children, helf.starvsd and naked, voro
hanging around tho dead mothor."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20

ArRErour-TaAIs on tho International
and Great Northern Railroad ran into a
convict gang at Riverside, killing twenty.
three %convicts and w~ounding a largo
number Tie accidon. Is attributed 70
an open switch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20

Tho stage from tho north Saturday
evening brought TO tho Office OF Wells.
Fargo Il Co. Z bars OF bullion. valued at
$7,76S So, from the Columbia Co.'S
mill at Columbia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20

TnE Salt Lake Tribune says: Hooper,
jennings, Li.tls, Sharp and Eldridgo
have applied for q National Bank at
Ogden, and tho application has been
granted. When Mr.. Sharp re.urns from
tho EaGt IL is to DO organized, L. s..
Hills, Sep. W. Sears aud Il. S. Young
being joined with the above named in
tho incorporation. It Is TO DO called
tho Fret National Bank OF Ogden, to
have n capital OF 800, 900. Young
will be cashier. and IL will occupy n fino
building in tho Coop. new block. The
issue, 800, 900, will DO ready by tho now
year.
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IHs shorthand reporter employed 10
take Tho Testimony In the preliminary
examination OF the Marrow Gauge
shooters at Reno, has brought a bill
against washoe County, for his SER
ViosS' OF sol6-a pretty good prioo TO
pay for music whom thoro was no
dancing.
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1T Is stated the Pennsylvania Com
papy intends starting q limited express
two hours after the departure Of the fast
train OH tho New York Central road and
got into Chicago first.