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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16

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MARRI ED

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shaver. Mr.. Geo. w. Slime, OF FredcrlcS
Co. to Miss Emma Brill, OF this Go.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-16

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

. AWSAiaEtoa dispatch Of Tuesday.
hHRos ne desirs 20 uitSsss the count
e ~ o,eesoral votes and The annoanos-
OsaAoi DE result Of the Lee rSnidtn-
- sAetieo to-day. drv q ionsnsS
dARDo0OI Rsvpis to the o11pitsl asa
shhessA The proceedings : GwpIy
formal and eAGirely devoid Of sIeiiemept
the e~IPeetsdons Of the vast s~ssemblage
In the hall OF the House vas uncom.
monly impressive and interestins. The
galleries we're soon flled to o~verAouiDg.
The door was also made brilliant With
,lsdies toilets ,iet<nPerse among the
members seats. The whole scene. With
its attendant aud thoroughly prevailing
sPiritof good nature eoDtrs.,ips With
b tuuuituous excitement and sense Of
danger shieh characterized the stormy
electoral count OF four years ago.
Among the distinguished outsiders
SLo occupied seats on the floor .o-dAy.
we're Secretary EvArts. Attorney General
DeSsus aud Private Secretary Rogers.
Senators Conkling and Baysrd by
sonic misehanee. we're assigned 20 seats
in the front row immediately adjacent.
aud throughout the proceedings neither
spoke nor looked towards Inc otbr.
With tbs noticeable exception the menu
b-rs Of both political parties seemed to
VIE With another in manifestations OF
good feeling from 6nst TO last and the
proceedings Terminated a. they began,
and without q ripple of Excitement. .1.
erpt OF = ~pI.asu~ble character.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

he buS'uess ira 4 a. ....r. ~ me-. y
every Guy of the Un' ID Safes ro,e ~
crersed du..Dg the past week. as CON
Jared with tile corresponding srex q
last yenr. According to the pubic .a,I-
ut the Clearing House E,chAu2e NV
York has increased forty four md 81
'-ptbs per cent; Boston III; Ps,!ar-i.
hia OIL; Chicago I2.5; Ciyei.naa 9.5;
Baltimore ia; New Or;-nps 10; San
Francisco sc; LouisYi.ie 81; PIr,.burg
{; Kansas City ~ 9: IrdianArol;s Az
Cleveland 1873; Hartford 3.5; New Hs.
ven 81; ST. Joseph 2o."; Syracuse H.?
Lowell 1874. The following have de.
creased: Milwaukee Sc; Providence
1871. Exchange for Tho entire month
At New York and Boston was greater
than ever before. which f,ct ~ accounted
for by heavy stock sreculnti"n-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Ins ESrskALSlr d Nesday ~
ths ts;loviAGr saatiSa 10 The weddings
Of IL Salary lao IN Iarska coanty:
s.B<ars The nesta.g q ths Board Of
c~cn1lsaioness this noSnins, the sastH
1ent u Auditor, Mollinslli showed .
o-oeit Of Si,ses u b h Salary Fund
for the month IL Jsaaary and asked
that said o b trlnsfsrred from the
General Fund 10 ths Salary Fund -
provided BY the Act. Treasurer Sadler
objected to the transfer being made on
the grounds that IL Vas contrary to Law,
and submitted authorities to sustain his
objection. The Board under advice Of
District Attorney Davenport. made the
order. thus ovsrruling the Treasures
objections. The warrants we're issued
by the auditor. and paid by the Treas.
ursr under protsst until the matter can
be satisfactorily settled. 1t Is claimed
by the Officers and attorneys that the
Law 10 faulty and unconstitutional. to
say nothing Of the annoyance and in.
convenience IL occasions. and there Is
an active movement on foot to test It's
validity. All the county officers have
paid over their January receipts to the
Treasurer under protest, claiming that
the same belongs to them. and should
not be the property OF the county,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13


Tie 1~oAisvilts cs~sr-Ja~.sr.
oviDssvirl spseiAi gives The iOlio-ies
PaFtiealarsa s&erihls sceiaesi Which
$1,000 .1AA $500 n&Ihy
nltAts IA
Go. Pa. bod ,,oe. sgd -.
and - aA&s ~. RanhstA o..
pastor. some ysArs older. have lived
togNAer Avs miles from this place for
several years. Mrs. Goodpsssor has
been paralySsA and Aedsida<s for
DontAA On Thanday evening Prsit
had gotten in bis wood for The night.
and before retiring started to throv on
log and build - the Ore. He lifted
Tie log. and In throwing il on the ar.
fell vifh Il. and being unable TO ris<.
vas bursSd 70 desth. His sistsr vas
lying in bed. but unable to render him
any assiuanee- A; last bS An almost
suPerhuman effort she got out Of bed
and dragged her brothers body out Of
the are. managed 10 get hack to bed.
and there she uas compelled &c lie Zoe
ing completely exhausted. aud uusbl-
TO tarn) With her brotber's dead AID
burn'd body lyipsiu foil view GU b
hearth. Nothing vas kno~n Of the
Hhair until yesterday porbiog ub.u
Mrs. Goodpasios's son. Nho lives aboat
. mile Oh. vent to his mo,h-r's to help
his uncle feed his stock. He sispp Il III
the door. and . Liood ~eurdIiug seeu.
vas open 10 his view. There in bid
lay his mother With eyes widely dis
tended and she looking wildly With
them. while on the hearth Lay the bay
Of his uncle Stih and stark IN death,
badly burned, and With eyes, cheeks.
san and . portion Of his neck eaten BY
whole presenting . gnsstly
sight Mrs. GoodPastor bad never
her eyes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Col. TALNAoE. general manager Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad. saws Jay
Gould will add about 300 miles Of new
road to the Missouri Pacific system dur.
ing the present year. The extensions
will embrace about $50 miles in Mis-
souh and Kansas. and an equal mile
age in Texas. carrying the system 10
the rice growing lands 81 Lersdo. To
meet the requirements Of these extern.
sions. so. 600. 900 tons Of steel and 800
tou Of iron rails have b-en ordered;
also forty locomotives. 1000 freight cars.
twenty passenger coaches and six bag.
gage cars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

THE RrrniIs says: David C. Dins.
more. bro,her Of c. G.. and the Iare
George F. Dinsmcr-. died at Boston.
Mass. on the Sd day OF JaDun.y last.
he VAS. At the time Of his death Iub
Usher and editor Of the Voice of AngsiS,
= S~Pirituslis. paper Of which he ans
the f"und~r and q copy OF which oh.
saiping . brief biography Of the editor
AID mauy eusogis,ic obituary noiieea Of
him is on odr table. Deceased was sew.
er.l yenrs the sepIor u ihe'ap brothers
who lived here. b+'cg i'll hi. 6S.h year
at the time If dentl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

THE Virginia FootigM gives this &c.
count Of William Garrnrj the newly
elected Warden Of the State Prison:
"Mr. Gar"rd is an able gsntic nan. be-.
Ing we'll educated aud a thorough bust.
ness man. He is about co years Of aee.
and we'll preserved. Kentucky 10 his
native State he having been born In
GArrard county In that State. He 10 .
grandson Of Governor Garr.rd. formerly
Governor OF Keuteeky. He acted for q
longtime ~ Governor Bradl-y's Ph.
vate Secretary. In the position Of War.
den he will mako . first, class officer.
His term Of Office will begin OF tho 18th
Of the prosen. month, and lasts for two
years"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

ATIEEIs-E and fatal scciJ,u, occurred
ten miles northwest of Psua. IL. At
Ovens county. yesterday. The after.
noon construction train on tie Ohio
4 Mississippi Railroad was bScLirs to.
ward Oven county At about IL m,les an
hour in order to give the passenger
train free passage. The workman on
tho tain had been lay ing new rails AID
taking up old once. aud had the a t car
full OF iron just IN front Of The c.Uo,,se.
70 or 81 workmen were crowded toto
the eaSoose. Tho passenger tain vss
coming At m unusual speed in orier to
make mp Loot time and the two -o!lid.d
H.'h q i-AItul shock. The engine Of
the passenger train weot through the
eabCose. pushing the occupant, along
In = mas. Tooss on the Dat car we're
kiilsi. tLree Of them outngl..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Tbs morning. at aDon: 8 o'clock say
she Tuna. Rsritr Of Wednesday. White
preparations were being male .or Start.
Ing the machinery Of the Grand Priz.
mill, il became necessary to bail the
seePage wafer from the PIT o; the fy.
wheel. aud in order 10 do so. Daniel E.
Greene. an employee. stepped upo1 one
Of the arms Of tho wheel for the purpose
Of being lowered into the pit, AMI when
partly down his right arm was cnuaLi
between the flooring and one Of the arm,
OF the wheel upon which he was stand
ing. d~i'locaiiug tho elbow join, and irsc
turing The member in two places. Tas
sufferer Is resting as eAsy as possible
under the circumstances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13
The California FI,or.

o. the ocean OF ~-tsr .,.rs' updinr
Sacramento the Bee sayB:
Across the Gre;. IL. sn.e ID
heios W >hios'"L "a h~u- - ,esv
alton and drsariuen. mr,' az FAR as
The eye can reach Is ~ ~ud ~asi- 4
water 'eii-v.d IN ~ 4 ie~ strseYI.y
inies. . elud p >. ~" ~ ~ rs sud a..
"crIs'ro s'eet nfa hcn-- The muddy
st'er" pour5 unresi' AI"ed over %. ,Hst
valley. acd The p"1rt,I.s beyond took
hAe Ararats in the desert Of ses He
sod there may be seer chickens aud
eats lying dovr p-aeea.l, beside each
otbe' or he 'ovf o. -ome ie-- I'd
shspty, TDi'e h.Tsi n.d bIrds roo,
IN romr I1Iou-Lir - .h- :c,,s - ,hr = ~
trees. The rsi;road 'ind- The > sake.
through this inland sea, hnl 90, {.
VAS Woo TO ~iud. Thee. IL DC rufir,
eDgines, 20 rclliaS cas-. TO .l,tu-
clackaiJ Of wheels. TIE .tI 10Y wav,
have carried the Lies ,n" -I--p-rs 80
or 80 feet away from t.en II pu. itiop,
ADD buoyed them up m mel; lr".. ultii
they rest on the SURFACE =; tL- ,rr.,
eight or nh feet sbo-a this :nlv ort.
mented 1s>.s. To telegraph -;e.
appear Ttry pIgin'i.s above tb- Su,fse-
while the top Of .L- ;="c-- which hL.
,be 'osd cat only ne seen +, intervals
here and there. TIL. landmarks We ---e
wont TO sec ~s q se- .u u,V'-. They
are buried beneath t. .s;ery grsss sud
removed from ~ruiRsr A1as ID
seemingly toward Toe ,srd u he -et-
ting sun smok- could os seeb arising
rom ihe steAI,-' Dpyer ~ she piled
through the %r-czr OF homes and
ranches. ~savius Sha. abe CONT. There
arc no restiny places o. iiu, deluged
land. ss,s VLer- q STRIP % .eves here
aud there .n'ii-> ir- eye.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

n. meeting sf&As t-o IeEisiaasS
bodi~a II ioiss en,satioa - c.rsoo.
AooAAy. - sLet 16aase Pispa Var.
6rs. ma -AiSA rios.&h ,AS sslssSo.
- -. va ve..a q io1s..
- IL siEhth SAalAa bInst:
G@sHN-DaOtos.0 alsaeher. 9ibs.n.
KAissr. Neconneil. Nedsr. Po-nipx.
ROekhta Schooling. Shepherd. Thomp-
SOD. wsstsrSeld, Williams. Ballinssr.
Barrsui. Bell. Blair. B-adsha-. Condor.
Erust. GisnouI. Green, Irripe. John
son. celly. Kuishi. Lonsley. Nay. lie
Burney. neGo-an. Newell. oR.O.P.r.
krr. Pepton, RishArdA Shier. Smyth.
Mr.. SpeAker-Jo.
ksii,-Dooiiu. FARRELL. FoI. Gib-on.
HeDdenoo. Hobart. King. Perlry,
Wheeler. Adams. Bailey. berry. Cofhu,
Corbeit, Copeland. DrvIlcr. Dufy.
Epgtis, F.'Iou. Ford. Hsveuor. Le~~rs.
NAlion. M-s<i. Mckenzie. Mooney. 40.
risuy. Pepoy.r. Plank. souI-. TusI..
Waldorf. B6ums-y.
The correspondent Of the virRiniG
CAroHes, Who had gone through GU an
.oe-fu'f. the night p-sviOu>. and ~as
sud.ring from ton frequent i,b-tivns.
srO~is At ~iemlonl!iy rs though they had
no right &" b, heart ON -ueb ccca>ions.
The unmi'igStej savage says: The
ladies' termed 0ut III great lore aud 80
fed thu Assembly chamber that
there vas difficulty III indiug room Tor
I.e Senators ~h.n they hI-d IN.
Throughout tie proceedings no one
Vas ALLOW ell "a forget hat lovely woman
was there. The chatter vas intolerabls
ami k-. ping tally Of the vote. VAS
m tier { much ,fhcGItg In COTS qa-rc-
OF the perpetual hum and twItt-I that
the clerk aud reporters los, their tetu
Pers and sao.e under their b cath.
The majority Of the women present
were ladies and held their tongne-. A
minority we're under bred females ubo
looked upon the joint convention asa
show provided for their enttrtainmert,
AID had 10 regard Tor the feelings u
the players. TIE 2,rei Of the presiding
ofheer was more thAo once forced TO-"
NE TO compel these gAbb,irg. empty
headed %puiSanees to eeA. for = mou,-nt
their u~nmrnuer'y Interference with
public business"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

yaE simplest r~ostcfice il tie world
ii. Iss.liAp straits add has been ~.
taoi'shed there fo' some yeaes past. i,
consists o q small cast. shich q chained
- the rick Of the sitreme cape in the
straits opposite Terra del Fuego. Each
passing 'biP sends . bon, to open tho
easi and 10 take cut letters and place
other" into u. The Postofiee is self
acting therefore; II Is under the protsc
ton Of the na'iss o. all 1~aiious. and M
to the rr'sen, there IL not one case ~
to report in which sn!y sbuss Of Ihe
privileges II affords has taken pIA:e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

CALED T. Far. representative n~r.
ci-ot OF 81 Francisco. in'eIe.,ed ia
the Geneva award fund, addressed the
Chicago Board II Trade to-day. aud
leaves for 81. Louis 40 p"r.oS 20 adj
dre ~ the m~ea.ban;s OF that pace. H.
obj. Ct Is to urge ,oumercIaI brdi.s Ia
ask Cong rss to d .tiicaIs w.ih"u. inr
Tier delay. the rss.dIs 81 .Gr: funl tu
the actual suhr GERS. Mr.. F~y's' To-,
SIGN is said TO he iudorsed by the
trustees Of tie San FranciscU Chamber
Of Comme,ce.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13
Rrnnr.

The Califoruia Legislators at Ssera.
menio bad a Sigh. fright last Saturday.
They bad scarcely assembled when toe
report Was brought that the Brighton
leVee on the north side Of The city had
broken. and the water was coming into
the city. They Immediately took =
recess for M hour, and the members
made . p~reciPitate break for the door.
The report proved 20 be untrue; the
lsvee had not broken. and they returned
TO their lnbors in . more digni6.d and
quiet manner. than they exhibited ct
their departure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

WHAT " urssone thing that Mrs
Smith is!' exclaimed Mrs. Brown, Il
called there to-day. aud she ran on so,
telling about her new carpet. and bel
now house.girl, aud her Lsby's two
teeth. aud her new bonnet. that I dldn',
get n chance TO say n word ABOUT my
new sack. or our new parlor furniture,
OF FSddy's coming down With the
measles, or Sarah James Dyspepsia, OF
Uncle Charles rhsumatism or how
Bridget burnt that batch Of biscuits.
Oh, she's such q tiresome thips!'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

TIE CarSon ARp,di says: Iitne way.
OF miners are TO Be governed by = aid.
Ing scale contingent upou the amount
Of the bullion output, let tho matter be
so arranged. The wealth iaten ont -
the coms.oOt has gone into the pocket.
Of the few and nov the miliiouaires,
after storing up gold enough TO las. all
their generations foesvsr are anxious Ia
sec wags" reduced. II tho pay Of
miners "as ever reduced q dollar In doll
times. The a.rikipg of ledge Of solid
gold would no; cause lbsm TO advance
. ceSt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13
IRtoehe Items
Record Of The Sh-1

tRecord OF the Sh.1
Wild cats and coyotes are lowering
aToand Phoebe. A creature Of the !s!;se
species, between the sire OF . catamount
and . puma was seen day before yes,er-
day near the works Of Meadow Valley
No. o.
An attachment suit vas commenced
against the Bristol Mining Company on
he 2Sih OF January for Si3.S77. by
which all Of the ComPapy's property
vas levied upon. We understand iha.
the matter will be shortly arranged to
the satisfaction Of all concerned.
The ehloriders working in the different
mines around Phoebe have . large guam.
iiy Of ore on hand. aud are only wait
ing for the Bu'lionville furnace 10
start, to ship. Several have BEEN I'm.
fortunate in shipping to Dry Valley, as
their ore has Land on the side traek, near
the mill. ever since ice formed. The
latter are waiting for a thaw.
The Treasurer and Auditor Of lincoln
county have neglected 10 publish their
reports Of the county finances for over
AyeAr. The Law requires the publies.
ton Of the reports. The residents Of
the county are laval OF the financial
condition OF Lincoln county. It is
strange thai they have not done SO. As
The residents Of this county are desirious
Of knowing how the county is financially
situated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

kLEADuLk man named Philip Jcr.
In. being JEALOUS Of his wife procured
sssal oil can. poured the contents over
b~r drs~s,And lighting . match. applied
kUs4s garment In N Instant the
woman vAa isuahIouded by flames.
Ths prsseneo Of mind Of her daughter
in throuing . Quilt Around Mrs. Jordan
0ASed her from . horrible death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

liz the Whitaker eout. martial Gen.
sehoheld testified tina. the cadets ap.
peared intensely Indignant after the
outrage wns committed. II was As no.
fair TO suspect them a, 10 suspec, tho
euests o.: 6rst.elass hotel Of completely
Of sympathy with a great robbery. lie
believed the affair originated outside Of
tho limits ri New York. and no would
continue 10 investigate the matter AZ
long as he lived until no reached the
truth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

TniGshifs is rs.pou4ibis for the
1eatestng eeR.stra0rdlnasy yAse: This
morning hss bsIesEing V John Hoy
iAidfsn * nips and han inches long.
and two and sauIFter inches IN eircum.
tsssnee ~ The larSss, end. The small
I'D ottAh sosaesful egg vas enclosed
- ashsii Aoa ths larger portion vas
sevtrsd Enp'y With > soft membrane.
TAs snurst 70 secret shsiI enough for
~ Whole seshsa apparently been to
Aeeh fos the ben and abe bad contesl.
- hsnsif With projecting the little erd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Ma. scHuLTz. formerly Madam AIMS
Bishop-Sho made her AIRS, appearances
~ public ~ . eoncert singer forty four
years ago. aud afterwards achieved sue
GEES on The operate stage. visiting CAL
ifornia 10 1857 With Mr. Bochss. whom
she Afterwards married-was TO sing
Moodsy night Al Stein ay Hall TO 4
third generation Of Nes York auditors.
The eTeot is more noticeable from the
announcement tina, she siDgs with
much power and sweetness. notvith.
standing the fact that she Is &C years Of
age.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

A BuEDAS dispatch Of the 9th says
The British marched towards Newcastl.
rapidly with h'e companies OF the SiI.
teeuth Regiment Rifles and q ncup:ed
forcs TO restore communication between
the camp nni Nescnstle. The Beers
made a stubborn attack on the British
forces and The. Blush wero repuIsed
With hes'y loss. The hghiog lasted
SIX hour. The British position il
criticH: The Beers nre ink'"g mp com
manhiEg positions on all r,d-..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

PArsIck EGAS. treasurer OF the Land
League. telegraphs to tue editor q. IL.
irsA Word from Paris that lie i. 10
ihai'city to msininin a connecti..u be-.
tween AWrrieA and ireland. He adds
that Ireland Is thoroughly organized.
the people are reso'uts. n.dauuted SUI
disciplined; priest aid Laymeu Cs;ao
lies and Protestant IRE as one. Never
Was such a spectacle of uniou witness
ed. soSslAn;ial aid is constant ,
waited over to us from our kihdred 10
the grea; Republic. The syn ,arhy the
American people have expressed through
The mouIh Of the Uuitrd Stats Con
Sress hes irfused into I>e'and the spirit
OF hog<. and the determination TO hrLt
II oat 10 tue bitter end II Iandio-dism
ID dead and all ia. ms NJ u" r-.ivu aud
tyranny ~'e lain ~oro>r'a,e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

''SAI. boy. sny!' exclaimed n ho.
10, king man with u ~vnIise. "whnt In the
quickest way to get to Ihe cast
RI l." yelled the boy; and the ho:.
looking man was SO pleased with the
information that il he could have got
near enough to the boy he would have
given him something.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

4 GESTLENAS tells the Vallejo Chron.
ieI, that while on his way from Fairfield
to Suisan he saw twoSwomen evdenvor-
ing to drive n COW mp = flight Of stairs
iuto the second story Of q house, 10
keep IL from drowning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

1t Austin on Saturday night. John
IrvraEkis vAs instantly killed in the
HASDolia mine BY the explosion Of a
gisss powder cartridge. The cartridge
ksd VNIiouAly been fired, bot failed to
% %. and u il understood that TreTas.
kis VAa trying 70 dig Il out ., the time
q he explosion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

TnB Asavi~St Enov Storm that ever
Visited NshrAka DssvaiIed AL day Sun
aay. Il i saouing froa Omaha to
CAsysnDs ed further West. The storm
aoo ~ As East ana b moving
NstRarL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

I'm Deacon hSd ehurnsd faithfully
two bAg Aosn bsfoss he discovered
GAak his eiG.~d boy. Ike. had taken the
IN ct sd aIlsd the ehurn With white
~. AS raIs dsaeoos don't swear,
- thaO = - exception TO every rule.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

IT Is reported that Tom Fitch. who
used to make the halls o; Wrsh"s CITY
resouud with his silrer.iongneG oIniory.
has made 81. 0Oo. 900 in AriIopa-no;
by the coinage OF his tongue, Lul out O.
mining property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

iaA nzses4k SoiAs rood Int In .
nSiGAbssiag city . basber charges light
A1elUoan0 0Aay ossts . shave in
esaAa1aHoa q ~ privilege OF hooinG
hnsosss % thsir cheek. Book agents
- iAs%oa ~ nothing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

IN BAaxn vas asksd 70 drink by
LEA Fowler, n Custer City. Sunday
1isAk and declining to do y vas shot
GsAd By Roslsx. Who uas taken away
~ TIE v~igiIsntes. and his body vas
sound Monday morning hanging from .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

lRIsH tenant farmers arc now reported
NJ paying their rents. and = general i'm
pioremeni in the ione OF society is OBJ.
srrv"bls all over the country. This II
claimed TO DO The frat fruits Of the
Coercion bill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

liz consequence Of the reduction Of
wages 10 three dollars per day BY the
starr n Grove Company at Lewis dis.
t'iei. the men refuse to work and oil
operations Al mills and mines have been
totally suspended.