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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-26
The GranI PerinsIIon.

For tho past two or three years
scientists have kept the timid and ner
yously inclined in a constant state Of
OF slnrn by predicting all manner Of
disaster to our beloved planet during
the year 1881. Away back in the days
Of knownoihirgism some fo-siiiferous
old cron-. while iAboring under an Mt.
tack Of dyspepsia oil probably the jun
jams. uttered what is called Mother
Symptoms prophecy which says:
THE world To M end shalI come
In eighteen hundred aud eighty. ne"
This prophecy adds fuel to tho fire
kiudled by sensational writers. and the
gloomy in thought anticipate one grand
confaGration as the FINAL result. At
precisely 3 O'Clock to morrow morning
all The great planets except Uranus aud
Mercury will he in n direct line with
the $40. the T. nth occupying tho ex.
tieme right with Alcyonr on the left
OF the plane III the following order. the
Earth. Moon. san, Venus, Mars, Jupi.
ter. Saturn. Neptune and Alcyonc. As
trouomers tell US that this relative po.
sition OF the plants occurs but ouce in
1900 years. but az the earth evidently
survived heretofore under similar cir.
cnmstauces we have reason to believe
che will weather it again. We don't
care anything about the next ~Pcrihclion
after this. IL she stands firm Tomorrow.
However. We console ourselves with the
idea that IL the grand sm ash up does
occur. we shall have a capital item for
SAlmaguudi next week.
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trron rAurA.y.. DARYL
00A0aTanaI.


AnoEAer car TOAD OF copper fneots ar.
rived here by teams from Railroad dis
trict this morning. and war loaded for
shipment East to day.
A special train Of twenty-five cars
loaded with cattle shipped At Winnie
mucca for Utah. passed through here
last evening. They we're shipped by
w. @. Lee.
Warner & Co. loaded 1900 pounds
Of general merohAndlss on Geo. Stod.
dard's teams for parties IN Tuscarora
to-day. Their fast freight team also
zen out with o full load As usual, this
morning.
Mr.. Geo. Russell. Who with his part
ner. Mr.. J. Il. Bradley. left here for
their cattle range in Idaho carly in
April. returned on a visit to his family
yesterday. He is in robust health, and
after ~disposing Of some business matters
here, will in two or three days return to
look after the large stock interests OF
the firm near Wood River. J. K. Brad
ley. A. J. Lane aud @. II. Shepherd,
have started eastward with q large drove
Of cattle. and will not probably return
here before Fall.
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From Tuesday Dsily.l
AAln~aali.

NAimAkun1l.
WI Smith IL laid up At homo with
q cold aud biliousness.
Urton L. Brown Of T~uscarora, have
sold u half interest in the De Frees
property.
ID. and G. D. Abel arrived here nom
the formers ranch at Halleck, 10y buggy
yesterday. The big brothers are still
in town.
DIR. Meigs went down by the train
this mOr.ing to offend n sick child OF
Thomas Jewell's. He will return this
evening.
A. Wild and E. J. C~arpenux came in
by private conveyance from Bullion,
yesterday, AMI started on their return
TIP at daylight this morning.
In Justice sugge,t's court to day an
effort was being made for a new trial in
the case Of Rogers VI. Gallagher, re-
Gently decided in favor of defendant.
Hubs & Parker's big teams are here
from Tuscarora. awaiting the arrival Of
n car Of heavy timbers for the Grand
Prize mine. which are expected to day.
-Four dollars per day is the maximum
allowed Road Supervisors by the Board
Of Commissioner OF this county. and
has been for years. In some instances q
iess amour; is awarded.
The rodeo on Maggie creek will be
brought to II close about Thursday. the
stock men then returning here, after
which their operations will DO trans
ferrsd direct to Susie creek.
Information is wanted concerning
Frank Osborne, who was last heard of
at Cornucopia, Nevada, in October,
1874. He was well known in Eureka,
Hamilton, Palisades and Elko. ANY
information whatever will be thankfully
received by 4. Is. Muusou, T.. NJ, Blair
Lodge. No. 3li, A. I. & A. NJ, Pal
merston. Ontario, Canada.
Isaac WIseman, who arrived here
from his home in Clover Valley by last
evenings tram, brought the sad news
Of the death of tue wife Of Judge T.. Il.
Chase OF Wells. at ) o'clock that morn
ing. The Judge and family are NOM
the oldest residents ia Eastern Nevada,
and their many friends throughout this
pant Of the State will deeply sympathize
with them in their heavy afliction.
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COURT.


Monday, June 90, 1881.
The Seventh Judicial District Court
convened at 10 O'Clock this morning,
and the following cases were presented
by respective counsel:
c. +. Abbott Va. A. PrimeauI-De-
murrer withdraw.
jarrett va. Mahan-Demurrer with.
drawn. and ten days granted in which
to file answer.
Berry VI. Commonwealth Consoli.
dated-Ordered stay Of proceedings I'M
til the filing Of bonds for costs and
charges, in suit.
]. W. Williams va. VIM. Kennedy
amended complaint filed.
b. Reinhart & Co. vs.. z. T. Hardesty
Amended complaint filed, and fifteen
days granted. in which to file answer.
Mclaughlin We. Bliss-Dissmissed.
Maggie Williams VS.. 81. A. Williams
application for diyorced-Decreed or
dered issued.
Rev. J. d. Beard was granted author
ity to perform the marriage ceremony.
State VS.. Thomas Parker-Allowed to
Withdraw plea OF not guilty" as
charged, aud TO enter that OF petit lar.
ceny. Time for sentence set for Wed
nesdny next.
Bailey & Hallum Va. F. W. Drake
apposled from Justice Court at Tusca-
rora-sct for trial July 9th, with jury.
McKiernuu VS.. U. s. Stage Company
appealed from Justice Court-Set for
trial with jury. July 9Th.
Abbott, ct al, vs.. Quong Yuen, ct oil.
Judgment ordered in compliance
With prayer Of complaint.
Estate Of ". J. D~rady-order EN-.
powering Administrator TO sell proper.
~. J.. II. Rand. appointed by the
Court, allowed counsel ice Of $25.
Court then adjourned until wodnes.
day. the 2od inst. ct 10 o'clock A. N.
Wednesday, June, az, 1881.
Cont convened At 10 o'clock this
morning, pursuant 10 adjournment.
The case Of J. W. Williams Va. VIM.
Kennedy was placed on tho calendar,
aud set for trial July eth.
The sun Of 33u per month was by
the Court awarded TO Mrs. Mardis,
widow Of the late q. ". Mardis. pay.
able from the Msrdis estate. pending
IL settlement BY the Administrator.
Court then adjourned untii Saturday,
the 25th instant 81 10 o'clock, 4. r..
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PROPOSAL, Received,

Tho COMMISSIONER for the Iuslne
met at Carson City. Mondrr,
and opened the bids received for the
contract TO bnild the State Asylum,
They are as follows:
Eleven citizens OF Reno, SCI, 600;
Jacob Young Of Virgins City, SIS. 500:
Luke Conif Of Gold Hill. S5s, 500;
Swain h Hudson Of MuysviIle, Cal,
$57 .0OO. ii. ID. Gross AMI W. w. Scop-
elm OF Virginia City. $3.50; ". Pen.
nison, Virginia City, $4,000; Joseph
Josephs. Virginia City, $50 900: s. F.
HooIe. Carson, $50. 900; VIM. Thomp.
son. Frauktown, with privilege of using
material from prison walls. so. 900, and
without uEing said material. SIS 900.
The Boari will await tho pending do.
cision Of tho Supreme Court relative to
the cOnstitutionality Of the law author.
izing tho grant. before taking definite
action,
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4 DIRbOiIvaI DRINK.

a Virginia City disDatch of the 2lst
says: THIS morning ut 2 o'clock Alex.
Goyetto, who was very drunk, was
taken home to his cabin in Six.mile
Canyon by two friends. Joseph La
Tr"gnirna and G. Momj an. On getting
inside Of his cabin Goyctto suddenly
drow his revolver md shot and killed
La Trcgnicnn, and very seriously
wounded Norjvnu. He then rau into n
room where q. Longlois was lying
asleep. aud shot and wounded him, the
bullet glancing around his ribs. Long.
lois thus being awaked sprang up and
sciziug both OF Coyotes wrists. drew
his arms behind him. where he was
able to hold them, but could not get tho
pistol. While no was thus struggling
Goyeite shot, himself in the hand, also
in the abdomen, the bullet ranging up
and coming out near tho navel INJECTING
a wound that will probably prove fatal.
All the parties arc either Canadians or
natives OF France.
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From ~loIuInbIa.

We are glad 10 hear that our old Col.
Hughes, are in - tAir way 20 mike II
complete success 81 their mining enter
prises out III that quarter. Having sold
to the Columbia Company a large In.
terest in their miurs-iLc Bonanza aud
Magsic-theso valuable properties will
now rapidly be OpcGcd NJ, which thu lin
itel means heretofore employed would
not admit Of. A lurge force Of men are
TO be Pm. at work by the Company ia
the mine, "hich. together with those
Engaged III the mill, just started up
again, will raise hat cosy little camp
to the position it occupied "a couple of
ycnrs ago, aud which under the pr sent
management Of the principal compnny's
affairs. it is likely TO maintain. C.. A..
Watson. TIA" Superintendent. having 10y
practical experience discovered that the
partial failure Of the initial operations
OF the company WAS alone attributable
Wv ~ ''''i' '''"'''tn III lhe manage
mont Of lis nfr 'irs, has been ind-fntiga.
BILE in his Ell ,rtS to prove this fact to
tue company, ana has succeeded. No
more Thousands will be wasted in ex.
p~eTimcnting upon exploded methods Of
reduction, but n strict adherence TO the
pr"c,icil and established modes will
insure The results that should have
been attained in the first years work.
ing Of the Columbia mill aud mines.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
lFrom Saturdays Daily.l
00ARaGandl.

.."f n H" f-#"
frr-ffE 00lRaGandl.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows at
their Hall to. night.
Don't forget the celebration in La
mobile on the Fourth. A way up time.
sure.
- There are letters for j. @. Singles and
L. F. Bell ut Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Office uucalled for.
30 Col. A. @. Ellis and Capt. T. W. Nc
Govern returned from Independence
Valley this morning.
Rev. ]. d. Beard will preach at the
81 Church to. morrow morning. al IL o'clock.
Sunday School at 1880; evening ser
vice at y. All are cordially invited
TO attend.
Just before goirgt to press We learn
that Q row occurred among the section
hands at Wells last night. One mnu
quite severely injured. was brought
down by a freight train to-day. but be.
ing unable to talk We failed to learn the
particulars.
After many scientific manipuiaiiois
officer John Lane succeeded in captur-
ing a MRylsy, whom he deposited with
Den Fitch for safe keeping las, night. H.
will come up before Justice Snggeit this
morning on a charge Of selling whisky
TO the Indians.
We learn from Gay Dawley that a
cloud Of hungry hopprrs recently passed
through the lower end Of Ruby Wiley
dcVouring everything green except II
few window blinds They attacked tho
ranch of Fred Scoyille and completely
destroyed about 40 acres Of grain DO.
sides inficting serious damage on sew
erSi other farmers in the neighborhood.
As they seemed TO be obcying the man.
date, ''go west" Mound Valley had
better prepare for raid.
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IRON Friday. D.ily.J


oAAoAgu0oA.
Several big teams loaded eth coke
and pulled a for Bullion to-day.
Charles Adams Of sIouud Valley and
J. p. Thorp and Elisha Dhkin Of La
mobile. are In town.
Vim. Hall arrived With his fast freight
team from Bullion, to-day. and starts
on his return trip to. morrow morning.
G. W. Grayson passed through by
the train last evening on his way TO
Wood River. He goes by way OF Kei-
ton.
The Masonic Gag has noated from the
summit Of Masonic Hall during the day
in memory Of Sts. John, ar ,ient patrons
Of the order.
County Commissioner Francis Honey.
man. vho has been on . flying visit to
Sac Francisco, returned by last even
ing's train and went on to Wells.
Mrs. NJ. c. Burt has just closed her
millinery and dress making establish
ment. and shipped her stock to Wood
River. where she proposes to re-engnge
in the business.
Fred Wilson OF Tuscarora arrived
here from Grantsville. Lander county,
accompanied by the family Of his late
deceased brother. Dell Wilson. They
go with Fred to Tuscsrora.
A number Of our young people have
arranged for a social dance to take
place at Freeman Hall this evening.
Good music has been engaged, and a
pleasant time is anticipated.
From some unknown cause, the
heavy timbers for the Grand Prize mine
have not yet arrived. and Hubs team
cattle. while waiting here, have be-
come fat and frlsky 90 a band of
broncos.
Mrs. S. G.. Weston has returned to
Elko. and is about to re bus.
mess again in the brick building ndjoin.
ing the Postofice on the east. which is
now being fitted up for occupancy as a
millinery and fancy store.
Tho bullion tax collected by the As
SCISSOR OF the county for the quarter
ending December 81, 1880, only reached
the sum Of S3i5. The aggregate for
the first quarter OF the present year,
will, however. be much larger.
Eleven cars Of cattle. mostly cows
and calves, passed through from Win
nemucca. for Corinne. Utah, last even.
ing. Hook Mason. who has the stock
in charge, came mp by the passenger
train and followed the advance to Utah.
He will return in . day or two.
Some months ago. the railroad boys
subscribed the sun Of SIl0 to procure
a tombstone for Uncle George Cornwall
the we'll known conductor. buried here.
Couiuctor II. G. Davis has just received
notice that the stone is finished aud
will o o reach here from San Fran.
cisco.
Arrangements having been made to
celebrate the coming Fourth at Lamoillo
and South Fork, the Elko Riho Club
have determined to postpone the match
which vas to have taken place that
day, until the 7th instant, in order that
the members OF the club might unite
with their valley friends on hat festive
occasion.
Dorsey Bros. vaqueros occasionally
attract n crowd and furnish a little gra.
tuitous entertainment down about the
stables, with equestrian exhibitions in
the light Of which. a circus performances
is as q iailow-dIp to a minstrel's dia.
mond pin. The rider Of a particularly
rebellious bronco, hit the ground a
heavy lick yesterday, and vas informed
on arising that neither the beast nor
soil had sustained the least injuries.
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Dentistry.

Doctor F. G. Jessup, the we'll known
Dentist, will arrive here from tho West.
in n few days, prepared to resume the
practice Of mis- profession, and persons
requiring good work in his line. will
end the Doctor ut the Depot Hotel,
where he has engaged rooms.
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Hotel Arrivals.

NJ. l.. Decker, San Francisco.
Gale Hank, Halleck.
Mrs. NJ. Will ans, Tnscarora.
j. Il. Gibbons. do
J.H. Dennis, do
J. II. Wildly. Carlin.
Geo. McInto Ii, do
j. A. Drager, Pleasant.
Tt Staub. Salt Lake.
ID. F. Miller. Saratoga, N. Y.
J. B. Rand. Bullion.
+. Honey mao. Glover.
Edward Jackson, Lamoille.
j. W. Williams. Mound.
Alex Wise. winnemucca.
A. O'Donnell. do
V. II. Pease, Carson.
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TnE Board OF Supervisors Of San
Francisco have fixed the rate for city
and county taxes at 81 Is. q reduction
Of ~ cents from last years levy with
the assessment list for the year reduced
s25, 0UO, 900. owing TO the recent dccis-
ion Of the Supreme Court regarding tax.
alton on certificates OF stock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EIkO Fast Freight.

On and ntter Wednesday, Juno LIST, q
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
in Elko Mt 8 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 Fast, care (W)
EIko." W In a circle.
c. G. WARNER & Co.
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Homicide at bishops,

a difficulty between Arthur Melvin. a
Fronchman, and Thomas Lovejoy, q
section hand on the Central Pacific
road, occurred at Bishops, between
here aud Wells. Saturday, resulted in
the death Of Melvin from a blow on the
head from n heavy chisel. in the hands
OF Lovejoy. According to the informa-
ton received Melvin was the aggresor,
he having drawn n pistol and fired sew
eral shots at Lovejoy, but without effect,
when the lattor rushed in upon him,
dealing a fatal blow. a. stated. Melvin
was Immediately brought to this place.
aud died soon after his arrival. His
were buried here yesterday.
Lovejoy surrendered himself TO tho au.
thorities at Wells.
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Hotel Arrivals.

T. S. Porch. Huntington.
n. l.. Drew, Sacramento.
Lieut.. o. J. Brown, Fort Halleck.
Geo. Hyer, Mound.
I. j. Parker, Toauo.
Geo. Smitt, St. Louis.
Mrs Z. p. Hardesty. Wells.
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FINE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; fol
sale ut the Gem.
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HOlel

j. ID. Abel, Fort Htllock.
Jud Dakin 4 family. Lamoille.
Amos Roach a family, do
l. WisomaU, Glover.
=. q. Weston, Lonc Mountain.
A. ID. Shane. San Francisco.
Pierre Dcpuy. do
g. Il. Gregory. Virginia.
Alex. Wise. Winuemucoa.
j.. NJ. Perkins, Wells.
Mrs. J. ID. Fry. Tuscarors.
u. Mckay. do
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PAnsELL Ia TO make an extended pc.
litic"l tour in this country, during next
month,
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at tho Com Restaurant daily
by express.
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the NV ms Tlsu
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD
Friday. Js,sS -. lssl.
MORSINe ROAHD.
$50 Ophir, TX
80 Mexican. TX llX
$40 Gould and Curry, 6T 6T
2o5 Best and Belcher. l3T
$40 California, 1850 ti0o
10 Savage, $3.50
22o Con. Virginia. 3l5c $40
1876 ChvlIar, 255o
$50 Potosi. $500
26o Hale and Norcross, 1850 1900
$50 Point. 235c
$50 Jacket. 5N r"
loo Imperial. 400
so Kentuck, 225o
e5 Alpha, 81
$50 Belcher. 330o az
40 Confidence. 425c
$50 Sierra Nevada, 1917 1871
65 Utah, lUX l0H
$50 Bullion. l45c l4Oc
80 EIchequer. 1870
1000 Overman. l55c l6O'
800 Justice, lose
10 Seq. Belcher.
355 Union. 1917 l2X
1920 Alta, 400
400 Julia, 45c SOC
100 Challenge. $50
loO Caledonia. 40c
200 Silver Hill, 35c
100 Lady Washington, zoo
$50 Andes. 2lOc
555 Scorpion, l70c
1850 Bent IN, lioc
2OU n, Exchequer-Usah
100 New Wells Fargo. 400
l6O Curtis. IL
100 Sierra, II
100 New York. l5c
lao Occidental. I40o
$50 Trojan. l5c 100
60 G. Gate, 3
500 Atlantic, soc
MILWAUKEE BEER on draught at the
Gem Saloon.
FINE old Coguan at Reckhart & Froel
ich 9
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FAMILIES supplied with ice cream
upon leaving their orders at tho q m
Restaurant.
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CHAMPIONS of tho best quality and
brands, a DO had at Reckhart &
Froelich's Saloon.
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Tue best quality Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Rockbart
& Co.. Projectors.
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A LARGE invoice OF the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Com Saloon.
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nuInon RcceIYaL.

by stage from ruscarora this even.
ing-Three bars Of Navajo valued at
$5,oSa ~; also a 90 pound sack OF
crude bullion from Smith, Woodruff e.
Ennor, valued at 5000.
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q DaPnrtnrea.

This moruing-J. ". Fisk, Miss Will
liams. A. d. Shano and Pierre Dspuy.
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A LAsos invoice OF 1 Key wes
Cigars Just teeeivod at the Com.
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stag neparturra.

This morning--Aler Wise. Mrs.
Butte, @. Is. Gregory, ]. II. Dennis aud
Miss Atwill.
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srRAwBsnRISs and Ice cream, fresh
every day, ut tho Com Restaurant
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TnI celebrated Peruvian Bittors, the
very bes. tonic known, 81 the Gem.
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Mage Arrivals.

This eycning-C. Mckay and Mrs.
j. d. Fry.
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FRxsH Bread, Pies and Cakes at tho
Elko Bakery.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. @. 81. Hnws, Tuscsrors.
VIM. Brown, do
A W. Fisk. do
A. X. Nichols. Sacramento.
j. j. Kelley. Pleasant.
O. f. Mayer, Fort Hnlleck.
ID. W. Earl. San Francisco.
T.. j. Hens. Carlin.
b. Barclay. do
A. 9. Ellis. Carson.
A. Barclay, Battle Mountain.
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Advertised Letter List.
The following IL a list Of letters re-.
manning la tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for The voek ending Saturday, June Is.
1881:
Cohn NJ Dobc,lv Ct,,s
hibbs Menadug J II
Parker y Roach John
Bakery Pro Vote Geo
Q. W. HILL. p. NJ.
-. -
"II yon don't believe" exclaimed
Speaker Sharpe, "look, hero IL the
$2.0o0r" And, by the way, the public
will watch 10 500 what becomes Of tho
money,
Departures.
This morning-Wi1liam Brown and
All Sup.
---
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Joseph Lindsey. G. NJ. Wilson.
A V. Bradley, ". W. Clemmens.
Frank Hnugh. j. d. Gibbc MS,
W. II. Perry, Albert Lissack. d:
Isaac Yates. Jas. Brain.
l.. A. ltose6rrry. Samuel CASTOR,
D. W. FOrsyihc, @. W. Duncan,
Walter Perry, l.. u. Smith.
David Allen, A. Il. Chapman.
WIN. Smiley, Vim. Hoar,
II. NJ. Parker, Aaron Aruheim,
Il. c. Broler, Len Harris,
j. W. Way. FL Harrington.
VIM. Trcmblath. John Burns,
ID. d. on IRA, Geo. Cos,lett,
Henry Voight, V. c. Bartlett,
W. NJ. Allen, J. +. HemphnI,
Robt. IIubbs. W. A. Adams,
trank Hawkins, A. l.. Sherman,
L. W. Anderson, l.. Lang,
"m. Lancaster, J. w. Pharis,
ID. Lemans, Il. Z. Bacon,
Ihos. l.. Atwell. Chas. Lampman.
Aaron Cassidy, WIN. Myers.
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Trial Jurors.

The following comprises the list of
Trial Jurors drawn for the June Term
OF Seventh Judicial District Court, re.
turnabie the 9TH Of July:
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Diss
otice.

Land once at Eureka, Nevada. L
June Z, 1881.
Notice IL hereby given thai the following
10 make ANAL proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver ut Eureka, Nevada, on
Tuesday, July 10, 1881, viz: Homestead Ap~
plication No. u, Norman Wines, FOR the &. u
n. r. IS e.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Zion Of sald land. viz; j. II. Shoemaker Of
Eureka, Nevada, J. l.. Wines OF Eureka, New.
D. Thomas Of Ruby Valley, New, and
lillian Snow Of RUBY Valley, NeV.
y. II. HISCKLEY, Register.
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Stage Arrivals.
This moruing-Mrs. DR.. Thibodo and
two sons.
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