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Mr. COrcOran's Eighfy-SecOnd
Birthday.

WASHINGTON, December 28.-The
Senators, Representatives. and promi
nent citizens participated last evening
in reception given 10 honor of W
W. Corcoran, he having attained his
eighty second birthday.
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Captain Bates and His Ponder
Gus Partner.
NeK York IIerald.l

NVW TUX HdIdIU'T
Captain Bates and Mrs. Bates thrust
their seventeen feet of humanity into
the streets and conveyed a half ton OF
combined manhood end womanhood
to Bunnells Museum last evening.
They came to New York by train last
night and each in one piece, as travel
ing in sections is attended with more
or less Inconvenience. Seville. Ohio
iF the place they hail from, and the,
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Jet Palace +!
FINE JE ELRY
AND DIAMONDS
At ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.

Novelties ia Genuine Diamond Goods
as Laeepins, Ear rings, Rings, Loaksts,
Sow tiles In Solid Gold Jeweiry- a.
Sets, Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Studs,
Novelties I'm Plated JeweIry-especf.
ally Bracelets. We claim to have the finest
selection. at lowest prices.
DPElCAL GOODS-A fiue stock CT
spectacles and Eye glasses to suit every
body. Genuine Pebbles Smoked, Blue and
Green GLASSES, Goggles and Eye Protectors.
a large stock OF real Onyx and real
Jet Goods, Celluloid, Rubber and Ivory
foods Silver JeWelry
WAICHE Is Ladies' and Gents, fn
Gold and liver.
Fine stock OF ivOry.handlo Walking
Canes and other Fancy Canes.
EatertntS for Watohmake erE and lew.
..elers. Country orders solicited
branR your Watches and Clocks and
have them Repaired By excellent watch
Iewelry made to order and repnired
by brst-clsss Jewellers
Gail at our New Store and examine
the beautiful stock.
ES-REdEMBER, LOW PRICES
M.GOODHGArI eas Co
JET PALACE,
2S3 MAIN STREET, Clay Building
5sf
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COTTON srArENENr.

December 2s. 1881
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Dan Murphy departed on . brief ,isit
10 the Bay bJ the trsin yessscd.y Aern-
iug.
Rub. Battles and J. L. Jarvis arrived
here by private conveyance. from CO.
lumbis, last evening.
George Russell returned from q busi-
meas trip TO bis Battle Mountain ranch
BY the train Saturday night. His
family. who accompanied him down.
returned on the evening previous.
J. II. Wilson. the teacher to take
charge Of the Mission School at the
Indian Reservation. with his family.
consulting Of a couple Of ladies and
two children, arrived here from Iowa
BY the traiu Saturday. The party. &C.
~companied by Agent How. started by
private conveyance for Duck Valley this
morning.
The Justice Court, whose echoes have
not beeu disturbed for Ipl these many
days. is about to be awakened by a
voice Of contention from the summit Of
Lone Mountain. The mining camp on
that solitary eminSuce has grown to
such proportions that the mouu Of
land to the acre upou its SUNNY slopes
Is insufficient TO satisfy the ambitious
aud afford "a babitation for all OF its
dense population. and ia the ST. ugvle
for the fat things With which that
favor, d l-nI is OVERLOOKING artillery is
the argum-nt, the potency Of which Is
to he weighed in the Lulanc-, us against
the specific gravity Of violated law.
Counsellor Kingston and Charlie
Frorlich yesterday equipped themselves
With hooks, lines, and handsome jriut.
ed fishing poles With the design of
yHnking from their native element the
spor:ive trout or festive bull-frog.
Their we'll busted apparel and heightened
complexion, in the evening. 1etok-ued
n r. ckiess exposure. but il their catch
iucluird anything outside ~ couple VI
ruast chickens with volumiuous uccom-
p'niment. anl all even doz IA Of bottled
BudwriSer, there was no evidences TO
support such Hn assumption. In fact.
the couus ll"r. with n devil may care
Swagg,r, highly uub-coniug ia a meIn-
Der OF the legal profession. openly pro
claimed that cit was quite nmphiblous
With that particular group Of choice
spirits whether there was any water IN
the Great Basiu OF not"
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me. W.a...a.,,. DARYL



EI State Senator M-dsr Of Orm.by,
II reportrd il . dying eosdiloa at his
home In Carson.
Miss Belle. daughter Of Joseph
Ennor. started for Reno BY the train
this morning. She Ross down 70 At.
schoo: At that place.
W. B. Taylor + Bon l. . irm nov
conducting . Job printing once on
Montgomery street. San Francisco. The
members Of the arm will he remembered
As former r.sidests Of this place.
Isaac Chamberlain Of R.no. al
time . resident Of this place. IL lying
dangerously i'll il San Francisco. His
wife aud w. z. Chamberlain. his
brother. have gous down from R.no to
attend at his bed Eide.
Moha~k Station has been established
at a point on the Central Pacific nearesi
tho new mining district Of Suffurd,
which Is ave milrs west Of Palisad-. aud
about n mile aud alf from the ruil
road. south of the Humboldt. The dis
trict includes Pulisade.
From yesterdays Sentinel we learn
that tue contract for grading The FIRST %
miles Of the Eureka 4 Colorado River
Railroad. out VI Eureka, will probably
be secured by d. W. Perley; his bid
being the lowest offered. mud will be
backed by any required bouds.
County superintendent OF Schools F.
F Muller desires that the school truss
{ cd IN the various districts in the
county. should brar in mind that their
reports to hun ARE due on the close Of
this month, at latest. aud that their re.
ceipt il essential ia order that be may
properly represent the districts to the
State Superintendent.
Reuben Battles, the mining partner
Of X. Z. Hughes, who returned TO Col.
umbin this morning. denired through
these columns to thank the citizens Of
this place III behalf Of his unfortunate
partner. for their forbraranoe ami
Kindness toward him during his en-
forced stay here Of several uays. Mr..
Battles came to his assistance as quick
ly US possible after learning that his
presence was necessary.
p. ~. johnson, formerly in the EN-.
ploy Of Earl x CO., in this place. Was Il
passenger for the west by the train this
morning. accompanied by - French.
formerly nevenue Collector for thi.
district. aud resident of W~Innemucca.
johnson states that he Is just returning
from II railroad prospecting trip nrros,
the Great Basin in the interest OF on,
OF the eastern syndicates formed to con
srruc railroads across the continent
French accompanied Johnson on th,
trip which was from some point at til,
summit Of the Sierrns. to some othel
point ia Utah, but whether they found
such II route M de sired, We could 10.
ascertain.
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t1roa Hnd.y's D.ily.I-
aaloA~aM.

o0S0A6oaao.
The infant child Of J. o. Armstrong.
Of Tecons. died ~yssterday.
. Cropa this year arc reported above
the average In Glover Valley.
There are At present. four patients in
the County Hospital and three oRsndsu
in the County Jail.
We regret to learn that Mr.. ]. J.
Ellis is quite siek. We did not learn
the nature Of the trouble. bot hope IL
Is not serious.
Peter Munson's big team finished
loading $4,000 pounds Of freight to-
day. and will pull out for Tusearora in
the morning.
Henry PluRhoh. an oil. aud esteemed
citizen Of this county. left yesterday
morning for California. where no will
reside hereafter.
We notice On our streets to-day Judge
futile. James Steel. John Weeks and
JerrV Crabb, Of Glover Valley; also E.
Woodruff aud E.P. HArdesty and others
from Wells.
s. ]. Weston, a~rraiRned before Justice
SuSgett yesterday. charged With draw
ing a deadly wsapon, was discharged.
his honor not deeming the evidence
sufficient to hold the defendant.
We learn that Urso- Major ]. Hancock
Dennis, the brilliant puraGrapher of the
Times Rsrie,r. has severed his connection
with that paper. Where he inten Is 10
connect hereafter we are not informed.
Tom vanDreileu is a ting up a four
horse dlscord coach, which will be
placed on the route to Bullion Ssptem .
Der LIT. carrying the United States mail,
passengers and freight. Thomas Is a
good boy, and deserves a liberal patron
age.
Our senior boarded q west-bound
train for Reno this morning. He visits
that village to take part in the cere-
monies Of laying the corner stone OF
the State IusSne Asylum now in process
Of construction. As that institution is
not yet ready for public receptions his
absence will only be temporary.
Iu accordance with the predictions OF
Prof. VennCr n sharp frost visited us
last evening. As the last days Of An
gust usually produce our FIRST crop OF
frost it Is possible that the Canadian
Copern Gus had nothing to do with the
visitation OF last night. A warning to
look out for snow in December is in
order.
Acool and refreshing zephyr sprang
up fr IN the West this morning; in II few
hours it increased to a lively breeze.
and by IL O'Clock to II gale. hurting dust
and gravel through the streets without
regard to striped stockings or the eyes
Of p"destrians. With hiIh W nds fol.
lowing the frost OF last evening we may
bid goodbye to the hot weather for this
ye"r. The fiend who has rrmorselessly
punished you for the last two months
with hat everlasting e Is il hot enough
for your" will now retire to his den.
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U0cM AND STATE NEWS.
IFron Saturday. D.ily.l
0010AE00aI.

D0eAAwaRAk
a AG&hSonS aud veil anished buck.
koMl arrived here from Rsno for Indian
Agent Hoe. Ve0s<EdAy.
4 isv good miners can nov obtain
O0pioyn~ut 1t Railroad District, %
nilss sonth Of this place.
IoA a, o...,,l ,,ou
bo,h E.., and Wet arrived La, AVIAN.
ins and hi. morning for ,h. m~.rob.n,.
In town.
Tn. regular semi-non,bIy n.etino q,
Elko LODGE. No. 10. 1901 F.. viii h.
Aeld At OdL F.IIov.'H Hall tb,. s,.,;r,
eomusncipo q, a o'cIock.
H.II.ck nv The ,,ai, ,L,is u,,,I,.
-,
-
49, -,
y,
-.n..a..h.
a.,
49,. - 49,.
A.. .h,-.h =,
49, o.
49,,
-,
n--n
Nu'"oo"' tue well kuo"n Ssh'or-
MA ''o'''hs s''i''oh' passed 'hrouSh IN
car devote" specially to hiS use. 10y
the Tram dis morning. III charge oil Ills
owner Mr. hnoI. Nnt~"od IL
"N
-,
n ho'e'Hoh i'"fno'Se tenn"
STARTED out 'h'S morning on n hV'Iy
cruise uo"h S''Ser street. "''h"u' any
D TN 70 S'eer en- hhn ~ might nave
oerh eHPrct"h. soon LOST their bearings
ana got INTO Inc breakers HE outht
J"nimed upih a pile o however,
DONG any damage.
The news from Washington. with re-
gard TO the Pr-Sideut's condition, this
evening. still coutiuu-s favorable. and
the hope Of his ultimate recovery is
again gradually strengthening. His
Slomach is 40 much improved in tone
As to retain a liberal amount Of uutIi
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Hotel

J. Ii. Manu-, San francisco.
Cal. Hank. Halleck.
NJ. Polk, HaIltck.
Dan Murphy, Hallrck.
j. j. Campbell, Htlrck.
ID. L. Hootrn. NJ, mud.
wm. Conger. DeeIh.
T. II. MrIut0sh, Wiuona.
j. ii. Wilson, Iowa.
L. ). Wilson, Iowa.
A. X. CurvrIl. Lone Mountain.
W. A. shepherd. Coral Hill.
s. Cunningham. Dolby Ranch.
@ d" Harris. Denver.
Abbio WiIl,,n. Iowa.
Charlie Wilson. Iowa.
Geo. McIniosh. Carlin.
Fred II. Mason. Wells.
l.. ". Jarvis, Columbia.
Reub. Battles, Columbia.
IL. Stokes, TusraroTa.
q. Rife aud wife. Mound.
Oliver Rife. Mound.
Mrs. o .. jennings. Tuscarora.
Johu Hnllahnu, Utica. NY.
X. NJ. Murray, Ruby Valley.
A. Wild, Bullion.
Wm. Richie. South Fork.
q. w. Calhoun. New York.
j. w. Mcdonald. fountain City.
A. Gordon. Lone Mountain.
Chas. Mckay. Boston.
WIN. Webbrr, San francisco.
Henry Johns, do
A. Mills. do
WIN. Mills. do
J. Bray, do
H.rasco. do
Muse Duva1. Clover Valley.
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Tha Pr .iIsn, w

Reports from the President this even.
Ing arc again slarminR. HIS stomach
again refuses nourishinent. and his
symptoms generally IRE u~nfavorable
On awakening from sleep his mind
soetDS clouded for some minutes, aud Is
only cleared by an effort. Unless u
change for tho better shall soon take
piece, there a scarcely be- n reason
able hope for the Presidents recovery
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RoII OF Homer.
EiLo Fast freight.

On aud after Wednesday. June lat. n
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
in Elko at 8 o'clock every other morn.
ing. and will arrive In Tuscarors at Z
p. N. Of the same day. Price OF freight
inv"rinble two cents per pound. Matk
goods for this liuo Past, care twI
Eiko." " Ia u circle.
o., q. @. wARsER A Co.
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Mag Arrivals,
This evening j. W. Mcdonald, Mrs,
jennings.
From Tuesday Daily
SRImagun,II.

s~RimngunaI.
JONI MCNALLI has arrived in Ogden
from the Wood River country.
The fast freight pulled out with a full
load for Tuscarora early this morning.
George Russell went East un u brief
buSIneHs trip by tho train last evening.
George Rife and wife, Of Mound Val.
ley. departed for the Last by the train
this morning.
The news regarding the condition Of
the President this evening is about the
same as hat Of Monday.
The rtngr from the north this even.
ing brought down two bars Of Navajo
bullion valued at 50, 400. IL.
Warner & Co. lUuded Ed. Banning.
team Odd y with ten thousaLd pounds
general merehundise for parties in Tus
crrora.
TnE ChiDnman who wns run over by
the Central Pncihc cars near Palisude.
n few days ag", uied at til. sJS;,iia. liz
Eureka. Saturday.
Alfred Wild arrived from San Fran
else" 10y the train Inst evening. and lie
parted for his home ut bullion this
morning.
q. W. GRArsoS. James Pfeifcr. Hank
Smith. Flank O-biston, and A. X. G im
passed through for San Francisco by
yesterday mornings train.
County Assessor Mundell's bullion
tax notice appears in this Issue. Notice
to creditors Of tho estate Of aeory.
Aokler, deceased, also appears la All.
Other column.
Otto Trilling, who arrived here on his
way to San Francisco. from Tuscarora,
Friday. departed for the Bay yesterday
morning. Otto has been ailing for
some time past, and went for the benefit
Of his health.
j. W. Mcdonald, who arrived from
Mountain City by stnge last evening.
departed for Gan Francisco by this
mornings train. Mrs. Geo. Jennings,
OF Tu-carora, also went West by the
same train.
Freights received by rail from the
West yesterday, were: Two carloads Of
burlaps for Reinhnri 4 Co. one carload
OF lumber for Payne Il Female. From
The East: A car OF wood for Jumes
CLARK, and one for dorsey BrosI
Some miscre,nt shot n calf belong.
ing to Ben. Fitch. IN his pasture on the
hver, above town, the other day, 40 that
the animal died a couple OF days after
II was shot. Any one base enough to
do such an act is too mean to live, and
ought TO be kicked TO death oy grass.
hoppefs. ..
heub. Battles and l.. W. Jarvis. who
came down frcm | olumbia Sunday,
s'"rt"n their return trip early I omorrow
morning. Their object was to arrange
for the safe c~onveyance OF Robert f..
hughes TO his relatives In the Easi. his
mind having recently b. come MI, cted.
bob.' AZ be 10 Familiarity known
throughout ihis part OF the stste, 40.
o"omp"nied by v. O. Bartlett and W. W.
Rogers. started on the journey In high
spirits blythe train last evening. Il IL
hoped by his many friends hote that By
promptly placing him under skilltui
Treatment q permanent cure may DO
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NEEDLES OF ALL The LEADING
SEWING MACHINES DON.
STANTLY ON HAND.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Df VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION IS.
1, sued out Of the District 4, curt OF the Sew
enth Ju iciaI District, Of the State Of Nevada,
IL and for the County OF Elko. In the suit OF
Clnrles Adams against william Kennedy,
Gully sttcsted the I'D day Of July, A. d. 1881,
! have levi d upon;
All II tue def"ndant's, VIM. Kennedy, right,
title and interest In and to those two certain
ranches descTib d a. follows, TO wilt. One
known as VIM. Kcnnedy's horse ranch. stu.
aisd In Browns Canyon, huntington Valley,
Elko county, Nevada, about one milo north.
cast ~ ITenor's ranch, and coniaing ltd acres,
an now occupied by George R.nshaw. Also
what II know a. WIN. KenneJy's ranch be.
Ing W. Il OF s. z. 4 M I r.. NC ~. MA Sec.
81. and w - Of $. n. y OF Sec. ~. township
20. y. X. IS, VI. ID NJ. containg 30 acres OF
lind Also, y. +. = of Sec. Is, township 30,
y. X. Z. All In said county and State nrst
abn. =. wTi. ton.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the flfTE NTH day of AUGU T, A. ID.
1881. between the hours OF g o'clock A. \ aud
3 o'clock r: ~, viz: At , o'clock ~, OF raid
day. Mt the door OF the Court Hynse, In Elko,
Elk county, nevada, I will sell TIT hboy de.
scribcd property to tho highest bidders, for
cash. j. Is. PITCH, Sheriff.
by a. w, HEssoS, Deplty
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Hotel Arrivals.

J. Il. Myers and wife. Cincinnati.
E. Woodruff. Wells.
=. d. Frerse. Wells.
II. A. futile, Glover Valley.
j. Crabh, Clover Valley.
E. p Harde,ty. Wells.
j. A steele, Clover Valley.
d. II. Steele. st. Joseph, No.
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l.uut,

n tween Columbia aud Elko. a memo.
rsndum book coptrinins three checks
drawn by tho Columbia Company In
fav,r Of II. Bowman. PARTIES are here.
BY notified agsips, accepting the same,
as any endorsement upon said checks
will DO = forgery. 90
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a number Of PERSONS went froa, here
TO Haileck Station to attend the racing
yesterday. A large gathering from the
adjacent valleys were also assembled 10
witness the sport. There were thr so
horses in the field, and pool selling was
lively up to the time Of starting. The
entries were Ham. McCain's ..TnuvI,.
FOOT" George Eilmore's &" Badly" and
s. N. Srreeter's - Ihe
race was warmly contested. and created
much enthusiasm among the spectators.
Ham. McCain's horse won the rnce and
money, hut we have not been able to
learn ia what time.
II IL understood that another race IL
arranged 10 take place on the same
track some time next month, between
the present winner and a horse OF Dick
Dorsey's.
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A LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
White RIO Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem RostaursnI daily
by express.
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Stage Departures.
This morning-FeliI CObleuiz.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Friday. August as. 1881.

OD" hhC
$50 Ophir, 6H
435 NJ &icnn. w 9X
4lU Guuld Il CurTy.6% 6X
$50 Best X Belch,r, IN
e d California.
CTS Savage. 2J0c
$50 Con. Virginia, 1906
2s5 Chollar. 2J0c 2IUu
395 Potosi. 2Snc -.
so Hale & S~orcross. 355c $500
$50 Point. 2Inc 20jc
~ Jacket, SIX 81
ssh Imperial. iOc 10
$50 Alpha. $500
$40 B.Ichrr. 3
30O Couh lpncr. 5000 $3.50
96j Sierra Nevada. 1917 l3X
so Utah. "a va
4ln Bullion, ilrc
255 Overmau. lSUc 1850
425 Union. lIM M t-."
900 Alta, 1910
800 Jnlis. 4nc i5c
100 Caledonia, $50
2OO Nv York, l5o
$50 Audes. Ic5c
45u Scor ion. ~ 1850
Is Il nt"n. 40
90 q. g ,I". 2X
81 New Wells Fargo, $50
$40 Su,to. &c
2nO New York, no
100 Lady w~ashinstou, 15c
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Foh sale by b. Rsnhart & Co., n
lots to suit. about g tons Of cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed,
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MnwAukES BrrR on drSush, al. tho
Gem Saloon.
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FRESH Bread, Pies and Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

otiss E9ress. rioari9a Qiii, csapsIs = ,ss
on September 10. iSsi. Tor the pstpnNS ~
81 ding Directors for IN cnspinS y 81 aad n,
snoh olhet business. ~ may COME bef,fe tNS
10 'ettnT. Z +. EbofI. Seer~tssn
fts6 llr''t isgis "
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Hotel Arrivals.

A. Wiseman, Clover.
Isnnc wiseman. Clover.
ia. Williams, Clover.
j. g. Wood, Clover.
w. Is. Gibbs. Wells.
Thomas Kane, Wells.
IL. A. Young, Pleasant.
l.. j. RubiusJn. luscarOra.
Geo Elmure. Peko.
A. VanDreilon. Relton.
Il. Ii. R"Idinv. San Francisco.
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This moruIng-R Z. Owens. w. v.
McAllister, Mrs. Grcnnass. Miss julia
Grennass.
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A LARos invoice OF Key West
Cigars jus. received At the Com.
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This mornipg-Thos. Marchani and
Chas. Mckay.
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Hotel. Arrivals.

7. &. Porch, Huntington.
j. Z. Lumnd,n. San Francisco.
j. A. Rubersou. Mound.
n. g. Dole. Wood River.
Mrs. McMns,-rs. Tuscmrura.
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brSAwDrsuiss and leo crcnin. fresh
sVery day, REihe Gem Restaurant
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,virsstPus"'aiii ySoinn ann ' . W ,sSs
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Postponemcnt.

Notice is hereby given that the above sale
OF rra estate IL postponed until THURSDAY
the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
auiS J.. D. FITCH, Sheriff
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Dentistry.

Dentistry.
DR.. F. G. Jessup. ih, well.knovn S n
francisco dentist, who IrIcurtd here
during the greater part Of last Summer,
bus arrived here from San Francisco
and established hintelf In his
old quarters, Room 3S, ground
floor, at the Hotel. The doctor did q
great variety Of work In practical den.
tistry for persons oil through this por.
ton OF the county, which work has
given very general satisfaction. DIR.
Jrssup is fully r'p,red TO perform
every character Of work In his line from
the furnishing Of n full set Of mns,l.
Gators upon ANY desired plate, down to
the auiStio filling OF extracting Of a
single offending molhr. The doctor
will remain fixture here for some time.
and all who require the service, Of 4
irst class dentist should avail them.
selves Of the present opportunity to
secure substituted work Handsomely ex.
scuted. Office, Dspu, Hotel. ROOM 80. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-28
MOTT E TO CREDITORS.

rs THE MATTER OF THE Estate or
j ukuRuE n. AIkLLR. deceased The
said srtA,e are hrrshy inclined ~ exhibit the
SANE, with the necessary vouchers within siI
months from the dsie OF the nrs, qualifications
Of this notice 10 WILLIAM SMILEY or W. r.
AChLtk. administrators ~ said estate. ct Star
Valley. Elku county. Nevada.
Lated August 23J. 1891.
WILLIAM SMILEY.
W. r. ACKLER,
AdmInIatrAtnr Of aid EstAie.