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tFrea Wednesday. bIs,y.I


The stage from Tuscarora IAs. even.
ing. brought down two bars Of Navajo
bullion valued at 81. s 50.
c. W. Pool. travelling agent for Halls
Safe and lock Company. is in town TO-
day interviewing our business men.
The lssest news from the East this
morAing n The hopeful announcement,
that the Presidents condition is still
improving.
The unuelcome news Of the desituc>
ton by FIRE Of the Navajo hois.ihs
works. at Tusesrora. uas received here
last evening.
A dispatch from Deeth this morning
summoned DR.. M.igs to attend a lady
at Ben Armstrong;. IN Star Valley,
who had the misfortune TO get her arm
broken. The Doctor went up Oh No. s
aud will return this evening.
J. b. Fitch, accompanied by James
Welch aud ]. Il. Eason. OF Virginia
City. start for Kinsley district this
evening. The last named gentlemen
are practical miners. who have been
engaged to work upon the mines Of the
KiusleY company.
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thoa fhund.y'. b.ily.l
OaloAEuaal.

Oo1UAGo0oA.
oueh eaSsidy vas injurd by . cave
in the BHnanta mine At Columbia afev
days ago.
Grasshoppers are increasing 10 indo.
dependence valley. and seriously ipjur.
Ing the hay crop.
A small stable containing a horse
and a calf at Jack Hsrrington's place.
on Jack Geek was destroyed by fire
Saturday.
Toe discovery Of q 1--WE foot ledge Of
carbonate ore resembling that Of Eureka
Is reported AS having just been struck
at Lone Mountain by s.. @. Weston.
We have seen no samples Of ore As vet.
The great suit between the Richmond
and Albion mining companies is now
on trial in the District Court at Eureka.
Among the counsel retsiued iu the case
on the part Of the Albion, We notice the
name Of our former townsman, j. L..
Wines. %
The news from Washington this
morning Is still cheering. The Presi.
dents appetite Is reported good. his
pulse normal and his general condition
lattering. 1t would appear that the
crisis is past, aud that a strong hope Of
his ultimate Recovery might now be
safely entertained. a q,
Warner * Co. to day. loaded Geo.
Stoddard's tenn With general merchau-
disefor Tuscsrori; also Thos. Atw.IIis
team with cable aud other mining ma.
teriai for the Grand Prize Company. A
lot OF furniture for Fisk, at TuScarora.
arrived this morning from the west;
al.o some wagons for John Ainley. and
son,e carboys OF acid for James Talbot,
J. S. Mayhugh and Robert Cullen,
who have been or a two weeks pros
pectiug tour in the eastern part OF the
county. returned here Tuesday evening",
and express themselves we'll satisfied
with the result Of their explorations.
They propose to returL soon. howev.r,
and continue their research in the quar-.
Ter mentioned.
@. W. II. Budden, the we'll known
photographer, has Just arrived here.
aud il Preparing TO establish himself in
the old gallery on Commercial street,
opposite the Upper depot. Three days
will be required TO complete his elab-
crate Arrangements, but at the expira.
ton OF that time any style OF picture
Known 10 the art. perfectly executed,
eau be obtained, aud at prices dsfyiug
competition. Sec his ad. in another
column.
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SouIhCastcrn EiLo.

We have been able to CLEAN the fol.
lowing mining intelligence from reliable
parties who have Just returned fron a
trip Of observation in the southeastern
portion of this county:
Our informant visited Kinslry dis
trict. which is somewhat noted for its
copper mines; also Clifford, Dutch
Mountain, Granite, Coll Hill, Furber.
Ferguson Spring or Mountain, and
bther neighboring localities, and was
much pleased with the mining resources
OF this locality.
IN victoria copper mine, situated
in Gr"nite Mountain district, owned by
The kIns!ey Copper Mining Company.
Is in all prob 'biity the largest and hes,
defined. as well as the richest. mine of
this kind in ali Eastern Nevada. Much
OF the ore tnkun from this mine Yields
from sixty TO ninety per cent. copper.
In hinsley district, which lies 10 Ola.
south OF the furnace some twelve miles.
there are also II large numbpt OF well
Defined copper deposits from which ore
has been extracted giving an average
result Of from twenty to thirty per cent.
copper. This tompany is the ownrr Of
a system OF miu'H embracing somc
eighteen or twenty lodges, Besides I'll.
above, there are quite n number Of val.
liable silver deposits. the Ia 81 VI which
are o"hed by John l.. Murphy. The
most prominent and best developed of
hurPhy's mines are The Shosbour
Queen, Betsy Turner aud Centennial
The work performed upon these and
and other prospects show hem to b..
qnluable mining properties.
Important discoveries Of gold. silver
mud copper have been made in all the
above mentioned districts. particularly
Furber dud Gold lIiIl districts. Nearly
every prospect worthy Of notice or here.
tofore abandoned miues rave been 70.
located Ia anticipation OF tho coustruc.
hon Of Jay Guuld's railfond from Utah
TO California. taking in its cour.e ives,
ward CHERRY Crock, Eureka aud other
mining districts.
IL Is understood that tho t,iirooj.
after leaving Lehi, will pas. on ia
Boulder Spring. thence 10 tile north OF
Deep Crock. leaving Rinsley, Granite
-
ani Ferguson Springs districts to tn.
borth from eight to twenty miles. re.
spectively. aud Fnibsr aud Datcb
Mountain to the south from ton "a
twenty miles.
The surveyors nro nov IN the Acid
surveying tho liue. Lebi, the startinO
point In Utah. is thirty five miles south
! Of Salt Lake CITY.
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A.. OpInIon OF wood River.

G.. W. GrnysoD WAS on his rrturr
from the Wood River country, hy the
train this morning. He informs Us
that he made a. thorough examination
OF the country rs his time would admit
OF. and Is now satisfied that il will pruve
rich In precious miner i and iha, many
OF its mines will provo to bc perma.
nsnt.
hr. Grayson. aside from IA large
practical experience In mines aui min
ing enterprises IN almost every part Of
the Pacific ons;. is n cool disras,ion
ate man; not Inclined To reach hI-ty
s'nclnsions. aud the deliberate opiu
ions OF such m"u, are entitled to con.
siderable weight.
Dir. GrnvSon states that the amount
OF work expended upon the mines is M.
sonaidernblc. but enough has been
done to convince him of the value Of
the country iOr mining purposes. aud
that IL Ia destined To take n leading 30.
stsiou among the most prominent min.
lug regions Of the c0nst.
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The Fourth ~ I.sinouI..

A large concourse OF EIko county
citizens, ladies' and children met at the
superb grove at Hank Kcith's. LnmoiIle
Valley. To appropriately celebrate the
lO6th anniversary of independence.
The Committee Of Arrangements.
consisting Of John Abrls. Jud. Dakin.
Amos Roach aud other residents Of
Lamoilie and Pleasant valleys. met
carly on the morning OF the Fourth and
proceeded to organize by electiug l.. T..
Morgan chairman OF the meeting and
Nat Cunningham secretary.
o. IL. Bnllrnger. the genial. was
chosen President Of the day; II. A..
Young. reader; Henry Truman and l..
T.. Morgan, Vice P~rcsidents.
Early In the day buggies and other
vehicles began 10 arrive from Elko and
the adjacent valleys, and long befnr.
MONDAY tho cnpacious grove was
crowded with youth, beauty and merry
children.
After the reading Of that grand oil
document. the declaration Of indcpeud
snce, which was ably done by Mr..
Young, the President arose. aud with
we'll chosen and appropriate remarks.
hred the youthful ardor into n detcrmi.
nation TO celebrate a Ia 1916.
An excellent dinner was spread
In the Grove. to witch all did ample
justice. after which foot aud horse
racing. shooting matches. and NUN. r.
Gus other ga nes kept the crowd h ,ppily
engaged until the day began to wauc.
by seven o'clock Ia the evening the
dancers had already assembled In the
school house. and to the exquisite music
OF the string hand OF the Post, and
merry calling OF Alex. Mercer. tripped
the lighi.fantastic too until broad day.
light.
Amongst the noted beauties and cos.
tunes. may be mentioned tho Misses
Dakin, tho Misses Roach. Miss Holland,
Miss Lewis. Miss Grover. Mrs. Grant,
Mrs. Dakin, Mrs. Wines. Mrs. Young,
Mrs. McDormott, Mrs. Smith md Miss
PiIloy. From abroad were Miss
Tucker, Miss Crane, Miss Mccullough,
Miss Pullman. Miss Gillon and Mi.s
boggett. Tho beauty and grace OF
'hose latter ladies wNs n subject Of
general comment. and mado the hearts
OF tho young rancbors boat uneasily
zndor their vests. ony,s,.
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From Fnd.y's D.iiy.I
AalHaCuaAa:


q. W. Grayson has become interested
in mining property IN the Wood River
country.
W. ]. Plumb Of C~ornucopia will ship
q lot Of rich ore from the leopard niue,
to be $orsed at the Gland Priaa mill
sbout the 18th inst.
Some thirteen couples look part in
tie dauce at Freeman hall, last even
ing. aud enjoyed the poetry Of motion
until midnight.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mithell. of Huntington
Valley. has begun hauling in wool
from the seasons clip. A couple. Of
wagon loads arrived here to day.
Yves. johnson. who has been IN
what under the weather for some time
past. is down from his homo at Toapo
taking a benefit at White Sulphur
Springs below town.
A special train OF tweuty.fou= cars
Of cattle and one OF horsss passed
through here FROM the west last even
ing. They were shipped from Winnie
mucca by A. c. Lee.
Gabriel COIN arrived here again on
one Of his business trips nmong our
citizens. by the train last evening. He
is.intrrviewing his customers to day,
and will depart for Tuscarora by the
stage Tomorrow.
A. w. Fisk. formerly of Elko. lat. r
OF WInn-mucca. now Of Tuscarurn is
evidently "A versatile cuss. Besides
pleading at the bar, spouting from the
rostrum, beamiug from tue foot lights,
he now caps Inc category Of collective
accomplishments by a theological dis.
QUESTION from the pulpit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eiko Fast Freight.

On and after Wednesday, June LIST, a
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
in Elko ut 8 O'Clock e'ety other morn.
ing. and will arrive iu Tuscarora at Z
P. II. OF the same day. Price OF freight
inv"riable two cents per pound. Mark
goods for this liue Fast, care Nv
Eiko." W in n circle.
G. O. WARSER e. Co.
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HtAge Arrivals.
htRRe Departures.
This morning-Mfs Person.
DISTRICT COURT.


Tuesday, July s, 1881.
Bailey 4 Hnllam W. Drake-appeal.
ed from Justice Court-Contiuued for
the term.
Mckiernan We. U. S Stage Company
appealed from Justice Count =
Ord fed that appeal be- dismissed.
Hanson W.. Young-Set for trial
July 10Th, without jury.
Abbot ct al. VS.. P~rimeaur-Set for
trial July 18th, without jury, il none in
attendance.
Reiuhart W. Hnrdesty Placed on
calendar, and set for trial July Goth
Jury waved.
jarrett vs.. Mahan Placed on civil
calendar; set for trial July 18th.
Cour, then adj ,urnod until 10 O'Clock
TO morrow morning.
Wednesday, July G.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment.
The case Of Williams Va. Kenpeday.
snit for damages, was called and the
work OF securing q jury having been
completed nj noon, a recess was taken
until | o'clock.
On the re"ssembling of the conrt
after recess. the taking Of tesdmon, In
the above action WA begun, and was
still in progress MS wc vent TO press.
Thursday, July 7. 1881.
Court convened 1t the regular hour
this morning. and the taking OF testi.
mony IN the case Of Williams VI. Keu.
nedy was resumed and continued until
the hour Of going to press.
Friday. July 9.
The court has been occupied dnrine
the day in taking testimony In the Wi.
Hams Va. Ksnneday case. Tho erami.
nation Of witnesses on the part Of the
plaintiff was concluded. and testimony
for the defense is now boing taken.
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Alex. Corycll. Lone Mountain,
l.. II. WnrdS-ll. Moures.
J. T.. Rocker. Huuliuptnn.

Alex. "ry"ll' Lone Mountain,
L. IL. Mo"res.
D. T. h"oNer' Huntington.
l.. I. johnson, Bristol. Pa,
=. Gavin. Pleasant.
VIM. Kennedy. Mound.
Peter Scott, do
Jud. basin. LamoiiIe.
DIR. Sllu- Rood. Boston.
J. b. Rorsb-rry. T~uscsrora.
John BuTus. do
Il +. Bacon. d,
George Co,Ie't, do
Robrrt IiubUs. do
WIN. fr mbatb, do
L. L Atweil, do
w. {. Price. do
WIN. NJ. Allen, do
Mrs G. P'"r,or. d.
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The Board of County Commissioner.
convened at the Court House tbia
morning. pursuant TO adjournment
full Board present.
The following business vas trans
acted:
The Clerk was authorized to procure
a half dozen III. all record boois. aod
furnish the same to the Mining Record.
ers OF the rSriods districts. Upon their
application for the same. in pursu ,nce
Of q law Of the late Legislature.
The ofacia! reports of fees received
by the following county ~ofices were
Received: Couuty Clerk. Auditor and
Recorder, Assessor, District Aitctn-y,
aud Sheriff for the months Of April,
May aud June.
The official reports of the County
Jailor and Hospital Steward were also
received.
The official bond Of William Braut.
appointed Constable for Railroad dis
trict. was approved; also the ofacial
boud of II. d. Miller, appointed Road
Supervisor for White Rock district, was
approved
The Official bond of E. Il. Chase,
appointed Justice Of the Peace for
Wells township, was also approved.
The County Auditor was authorized
to trhnsfer the sun of S6i5 % to the
Elko School Fund. as follows:
From the general fund. .....SlSS IL
From the intares; tax fund.-. % i2
From tue all tuud $50. ...... $50 90
The BILLS allowed by the Board will
be published In to.morrow's issue.
An examin alton Of the fuuds in the
county treasury showed that the
amounts corresponded exactly with
those recorded in the books OF the
County Auditor.
The District Attorney was instructed
to notify parties ia North Ruby road
district that unless the distinctions
placed by them In the public road
through said district be removrd forth.
with. that action would at once be taken
against them by the county.
The following bills were then taken
nm and urt.J u,,n
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VIM. Mitchell. Huntington.
John Mclaughlin Z wife. Iowa.
Henry A. Young. Pheasant.
G.. Cobn, San Francisco.
Jas. Ward, do
j. II. Wildly, Carlin.
Mrs. NJ. e. Greaves 4 mother, Los
Angeles.
s. WeubAn, Cortrz.
Q. ii. Brucr, Font II tleck.
w. l.. Wear. Mound.
+. X. Chase, Wells.
Gale Hank. UnIlrch
Mrs. F. II Toyue, g at Lake.
Ed. Caryille 4 wife, Mound.
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From Island Mountain.

y letter from our esteemed citizen, f.
Penrod brings information from the
mines at Island Mountain. The water
supply for the hydraulic has decreased
TO such AT extent hat the pipe can
only be used during the day. the reser.
viors being allowed To I'LL at night, and
the first cleanup Of the season is in
progress. Ground s.uiccs have been
cut ut one side of the main ditch.
through which work is prosecuted dur.
Ing the gathering Of III mttnlic harvest,
which will probably require thirty days
To complete. Mr.. Prurod reports all
hands III robust health. but is uncertain
rs To hrn amy Of them will have the
the pleasure Of descending TO the
Lower Level"
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Dentistry.

Doctor F. G. Jessup, the we'll known
Dentist. will arrive here from the West,
In a few days. prepared 10 resume the
practice Of nis profession, and persons
requiring good work Ia hi4 line. will
hnd the Doctor 1t the Drp,t Hotel,
Nhete he has engaged rooms.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.1
HAlaaIaaas.

HalaaG1nas.
Regular meeting OF OLA Fellows at
ShsIr Hall to. night.
0iueAu. Who sh0. the President this
morning. Is . lawyer Of Chicago.
Magnificent boqu-ts will be for sale
- Tho arrival Of the west bound train
Monday night.
A special tea train OF twenty one
cars passed east last evening, aud a
special loaded with coAi PASSED vest
this morning.
Rev. 4. u. Beard will preach at the
CharoAto morrow morniJg at II o'clock.
Sunday School at 1880; evening ser
vice at T.. All are cordially invited
20 attend.
The high wind Of the past thee days
has now eliminated IN a fierce gale.
sending the free soil Of Nevada into the
cara eyes aud noses Of its patriotic in.
hsSit~nts.
Mrs. George Anderson. who has been
on . visit among her people near The
Dalles, Oregon, arrived home again by
the train last evening. The many
friends Of tie lady will be glad to hear
tA& tho seven months passed ut her
old home has gr, atty improved her
health, which WAS very much impaired
at the time u her departure from here.
Several Of our c~itiz-ns left for the
West this morning to jim the party of
eTcurSionisis for San Francisco.
Among the departures were Harry
O'DOnnell. Prof. W. c. Dovey aud
vile. Mrs. James Adams AMI sister.
Miss Addie Hunter. Mrs. Autoue Bixrl.
Mrs. Joseph Lang and sister, Miss
Emma Gins Miss May Wilson. VIM.
Smith. J. W. Cottte aud Wa. Hy-rson.
J. A. SchaTliu and Nif- aud Samur!
hooser and SOM of Tuscarora, were
also OF the party. Dan Murphy Of
Hslleck, also vent from hc-e Ly Ia.
usme trRin, but he il breaking direct
Cor the sea nC Hud clam chowier Of
Monterey, and will again hibernate with
she boys ia about n compile Of weeks.
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BIos BcII Consolidated.

Since the return OF j. p. Edoff from
his recent visit to California. we learn
that QUE Of tue objects Of his visit was
the incorporation, under the laws Of
dated Mining Company, aud We since
observe that articles e incorporation
OF said company have been duly filed in
the Office Of the Secretary of State at
Sacramento. with S. W. Levy. 5. Green.
baum. A. Harris, Alfred Wild aud j. L.
Edoff as tru-tres-obj ct, the produc.
ton Of copper aud other metals, at
R'ilroad district. Elko county. Nevndu,
capital stock. 8 1000. 90, in 100, QUO
shares.
The officers OF the company are: S.
w. Levy, President aud Treasurer;
Charles Adler, Secretary; Alfred Wild,
Superintendent. The well known firm
OF ID. Rvinhart & Co. will act AS local
agents for the company.
The consolidation. as We understand
it. embraces the Blue Bell. Bob Hunter,
Emma and Bald Mountain Chief mines,
together with II d furnace property for
merly owned by Mr.. Alfred Wild, who
is retained by the new company as its
General Superintendent. and in view of
the very successful management here
tofore displayed by thai. gentleman. u
better selection could not have been
made.
From the knowledge We have OF the
above named properties we nfe con.
virred Of their permanent value, and
that the stockholders will receive more
than satisfactory returns on their in.
yestment. The new company N Nv hav-
ing full control, operations on both
furnace and mines will De pushed Wig
orously forward. The furnace will be
fired for n long run in a few days at
farthest.
The largely additional life infused in
the business Of Railroad district by the
new company will prove advantageous
to both Eiko and Bullion.
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Bills OF A. ID. Waller, John Sharp
aud A. J. ThIbodo laid over, aud Till Of
N. Tobias rejected.
Bonrd then adjourned until Monday,
August /. 1881.
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Hotel Arrivals,

II. Boden. Huntington.
G. II. Hale. do
Z. Goodnle, Deeth.
O.. w. II. Budden. Reno.
j. NJ. McCu,cheon, Mound,
John Clendeuning, do
W. II. Kennedy. do
w. Carlyle. Carlin.
Jud Dikin, Lamuille.
Frank Dakin. do
Al. Dakin, do
Elisha Dakin. do
Steve Dakin. DO
W. II. Dakip, do
A. X. Msutel. do
T.w Robertson. do
X. II. Conuor. Fort Halleok.
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The Dance nt the snrinu.-

The Fourth Of July ball Mt the
Springs last night will long be remem.
bered by those who attended as one Of
the most complete Of the many really en-.
joyahlo dances given at this popular
resort. One Of the lnrgcs, gatherings
noticeable In II long time were present.
The arrangements were simply perfect
aud r fleet great credit upon the man.
"g"mrnt. Bernard's e%nlivening music
kept the merry dancers in n constant
whirl OF terPSichorenn enjoyment until
three o'clock this morning.
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TBE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery aud Saloon Reckbart
4 Co.. Prourietors.
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A .,aaItinx the Haunt. or Health

~""isinS the OF Health.
l.. c. Currie. foreman of the INDIE
PnSpESr for several years past. started
this morning on a Tour weeks furlough
aud IA thorough brace wagon for the
mountainous regions in the northern
part Of the county, where he proposes
to deSastate tho streams Of their fnny
inhabitants and depopulnte the ada.
cent country Of it's succulent s.ge.
chickens. His main obj-ct, however.
Is the recovery OF his wouted health
aud strength, which has become sadly
impaired, rnd it is generally accepted
hat there is more Of that desirable
commodity lying about loose in the
regions mentioned than are embraced i'll
an equal number OF acres OF couutr
within the rim Of the Great Busiu. In
company with James Penrod. he goes
direct to Island Mountain. aud with
that stqu, stored camp as ~ base Of sup
plies, he expects to raid the entire
country for miles ABOUND. The boys
here will not brgruige him all possible
accumulation OF adipose tissue in a
thirty days Information.
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FINE blackberry brandy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
salo Nt tho Com.
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l~'IRStPred Tn,

The Wood River Nrrs Of the 81 saws;
George Piersnn, who broke his ankle
80 badly by jumping from II wagon
while following up H"inill h NJ ies'
runaway team below Bellevue q week
or moro ago, is now on his way back TO
Wells. Nevada, where no will grow fat
"s he recuberates. Before starting DR..
Crowell, Persons surgeon. fixed bi.
ankle mp In plaster Of paris. no on to
preserve The correct shape Of that
clipper" in case George should ever
desire 10 dance the racquet. Mr.. Ham.
III will take him through 10 three days.
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CnAMPAoSE OF the hes, quality and
brands, can DO had at Reckhart 4
Froetlch's Saloon.
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srnAwBERRIss and leo cream, fresh
every day, At the Com Restaurant
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MtLwAUEsE BEsR on draugbt a, IL.
Gem Saloon.
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PhEsn Bread. Pies aud Cakes a, the
Elko bakery.
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TnE celebrated Peruvian Bittofs. the
very best tonic known. at the Gem.
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stage Arrivals.

This e'enins-Aler coryoll and DR..
Reed.
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Advertised I.ctt.r Li..,

The following IL a lis. Of letters 70.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
Tor the week ending Saturday, July 2,
1881:
Hammond L Jones jas
Merchant L M.ckadoms II
Maynard Melvin q Pool G w
Williams MA
q. W. 1fuLI, +, NJ.
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Hotel AHrINnIa.
AlnRa AErINAIa.

stage arrivals last evening--wilism
Allen, W. W. Clemmons, John Glib.
bous.
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FtSE old CogDAn at Reckhart Il proel.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A n invoice OF tho celebrated
White rive Whisky just tcocivoi at the
Gem Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
NtAEs Arrivals.

This cyening-'Irs. ID. L. Donaldson
ard two children.