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The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-12
ts'Ese C2ar ia Moscow.

Moscow, Sept, 22.--Nothing is known
here regarding the preparation for the cor
onation Of the Czar. It expected that the
customary period will elapse for the pre-
paratiens before the ceremony takes place;
also that the usual invitations viii be issu-
ed When the date is decided. The Emper-
or and Empress revisited the exhibitionto~
day. The city is Illuminated.
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pzr. Gladstone and oar clvi, war.

LosDoS, Sept, 22.--The CHARGE that Mrs
Gladstone sympathized with the South dur~
ing the ciyzsl war in the United States hay~
ing been reiterated, Mr. Gladstone, reply
ing through his Secretary to-an inquiry on
the subject, writes that the statement at
tributing such sympathy to him is untrue,
and contrary to authentic facts long ago
made public.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-12
,UGAE geEE7TNERY BURNED


PnlLApELPHIA, Sept. 25.'Ehe greater
part Of the Franklin Sugar refinery Of
Harrison, Hayemeyer & Co., consisting
Of two large brick structures covering two
blocks Of ground in the southern part Of
| the c;ty and fronting on the Delaware
river, was burned this morning. The fire
started in the filter house 1T ~, O'Clock,
and, it * said. Isad been burning nearly
HI hour beforeun alarm was given. From
the filter lloase the fire spread to the
mould house. and, although three alarms
we're rang, it was net got Under control
nlltil both buildings, which cover the
ground bounded by Delaware avenue and
Svans0n, Almond, and Baj!ib1jdgc streets
were Destroyed. Tie filter house was
.cIcTen stories in il iicigbt. These buildings
were flied with sugar in process Of manu-
fActupe and finished stock ready for de-
livery, ali Of W1sich was destroyed. On
account cf tie exsreme height Of the build
Ing and the intla}uNlabte nature Of the con-
tents, the 1laiIcs ragged fGrous1y for four
hours. IEie centrifugal house and the
boiler house, in the block extending from
Swanson to Penn streets and Almond to
Bainbrid@e streets, were saved. Different
membersof the firm vary nther estimates
OF the loss. but It IS believed that it will
reach 81 ,000,0 900. The total INSURANCE is
said to be 1915, 600, I'll placed by Amos I.
iaI - 4,
origin uf the fire. TIE Worlmea, who are
trained it, t1lu nsc q :hc fire apparatus,
endeayogcdto sul1;ue the flames without
The all Of The Fire Department, Ehcncc no
alarm was gi$eu until nearly ali fiou6aftel
the fire started, i'{lere were many narrow
escapes IS the Lofty walls fell one after an
other, but it Tzaot known that any one
was killed. Louis idiersen, It S;wede, and
oise Of Tie forenel1, Is I1owcvel, missing.
TIC WIS last seen attempting TO eNtinguisIl
the flames Is lbs fellow wori<n,c'1 made
t'teir eseape.}roIa the atli2<ing,
Tie refinery was one. OF tie most extern
siFc in the country, am employed more
than 1000 men. For long time past is has 4
becu running day aud night. The total /.
annual production las been about 150, 900, I
0o3 poI,rs.s-of sugar, tT1ttbe full capacity
Of tile retil1erz. WAS 10, 100000 pounds. |
About 800 iogsiseaels Of raw sugar=werc
used daily in the process OF ofrctining, I'heo
doFc X. HaEemeyer Ct lIavemeyef &
Ellners, New York, IS a member Of the
firm.
i CIRCUS TRAIN yyRECNED.
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appointments to offices il Montana should
be made from within, and not from with
out the Territory, thus arguing against his
own election.
The remainder q Col. Botkil's speech,
which consisted mainly ofrcieraDccs to the
supposed circumstances. under which AI;t-
ginnis WAS nominated, consisted Of mere
rephtjtions cr quotations from editorials or
paragraphs recent, published in the Hell
cna Hc3o7I and which 3otl,;n himself
probably wrote for the Herald. Many Of
his statements were ungenerols ard false
in every p@rticear, and the Speech
throughout bore tHe impress Of q sore
headed candidate, who felt that he had
been pat up for slaughter by aparty who
had no thought Of his success, and his only
desire BOW was u <io i.is-opponeht all the
injury possible.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-12
SvitcI.craft and craaa.e i'm sieka.

sAN FRANclsco, Sept. 25.The latest
news from sitSa says that large quantities
of zhooeneoo are manufactured in Hoona
and its vicinity. Gambling and the prae~
tice Of Witeheraft are Of daily Occurrences
One sqnaW has been stabbed to death, and
several Others tied up toexoreise evil spiFo
its
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A Helena Mans Report Of the
Political Situation.
RETURNING TO THE FOLD---NO DIS
10y Atty IN TIE DEMO
CRATIC RANKS.
Why S2a@ins,is Accepted The Mem
:D;:lioll-~-EEoaslel Sacrifice
his life f0z. his Party.
Reasons Why The Opposition Gould Not
Afford . Oppose Maginnis.

REPUBLICANS RET CENTRALIZED
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-12

III the t0ufs4V St i!is remarks I3o Iraluent-
iy proved his inability fof argument BY
simply denying certain charges against the
Republicans without attempting 10 show
W!,T they "-er2 NOT lae, IS IL lis simple
denial Of proved charges ly the best states
men i'll tIlt coantrr settled t21e matter
definitely mod forever. altogether, Max
seems to be.wint}ng ii everything except
perhaps personal vanity to make even 3
good bar-room politician, Isssch less stca
;essful candidate fcr tile office Of District
Attorney.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

The steamer wr,tphll.a. ofthr Ham.
burg-Au1sfican ln", from New y RI,
November "a, tor Hamburg. vi. pIy.
mouth. put into Portsmouth with a
hole in her port bow, r. ciYcd By a cpI.
lision with nm unknown r.-amer n
Beach Head. early Monday morning.
The Wes;pLa'ia will be docGsi. A
boat lowori from the wcsiph lila 10
search for TIC other steamer IL miS-
sing. A Steamer has bren sumi to So .Ich
for tbs missing boat and steamer.
II is believed that III. miss,ug steam.
or has gone To the bottom with all
hands; also the missing bua, to the
Wts.phaliA which co=ininsd an officer
sud SiI men. Tue officers VI the West.
phaliH report that it VA Intensely dark
at the time Of tie collision, with 4 heavy
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
AFrrn TEE ELECTION.

Well. tho people have spoken. Taes-
day they ave their opipion about the
River aud Harbor Lu.insss. about the
Hubtsii assrssment, about oppressive
aud needless taxation. aud nbont Fed
efal int, rf.r. zee and dietaiiou in pol.
iues.
Mr. Jay Hubb-ll AMI bis associates,
hr. Rob. son and his associates, Sem
ator HrAr aud a host Of oih.rs-a.l
Ties heard iron TIE people on the 7th
OF November, 1852.
AHd President Arthur. also, on she
same day heard what the people tLiuk
Of Federal Interference IN local politics,
and Mr.. CleveisDd's majority over the
Presid initial eaniiGa'e for Governor of
New York is sn outspoken v,riic,
AZ inst Mr. ArtLur's d~ictation of ,L.
nomination Of Mr.. Folser, who is
showed under' 50 deep tia: the heat
OF i dOzsn summers will faiI TO resnr-
rect him. Ia tue light Of Tuesdays
vote. Mr. Arthur cannot fail to see tia,
be has biunder.d. Had LIE kept bis
and the hands Of his '';Iivuds"
Oh the State Convention. there is little
doubi that NJ. wadswVTih would have
been TIE nominee Of that convention,
aud. even though he might have bssn
d feated. tue majority would not have
been 50 oSerEh.lnin. as to stun the
nrtion 10y i' magnitude, aud thsrr
might have bsen some probability OF
Overcoming it in the future.
But handwriting on the wall" il in,
-faeeaIls. aud the r,salt of the recent
elections IN the priueipa! States of Tbs
Union Is - Guaranty tuaS the Fepubll
can party las outlired its us-fuluess,
hereafter it will be Que of the things OIL
the past.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
nEECnEu A. All.

lA' suit "t Ssn WIlk,son nrorn.,
ii"hiy Ward B"rcher f,r b,Irr. ., -,
W. us contract TO wrts the ..Lli a.,
r"i'S' Vas called before juice B.,,.,,
IN Ia" Supreme Cuur; u NV YORK an
wednesday.
h'''"'' contracted with tho r1IIt.b.
''S nfIn OF Pond < Co. in T., c.,nl.,
iaO'' to ~tiic the hyuk within ,,,L,..r
,Ho"'h'' ana received rs part p,, m-nf
Sio'OOv. Wiia"spn was a ra.u,L.r ~
'be publishing firm ani raid In. ,s-
vance III" ph.iuiH ulieg-s hat s,rc
'I'' "'Hr 10" has been uIsrlo TO get
'i'h'r the book or tie sIu.nUO ~
'h"t he has been put to gren, ,1.,r..
/" pTepanag TO I-sue tie book .,.t
sues to recover expenses. wb., Tin
vase WAS cal.'d TLouiLs.G. sbr.rm,n
counsel for Be,chrr. moved 10 dr.,,
Tue co1pIaiut pa several grnurts L.,
'"dS' Barrett denied the notion. I'M.
wiz prove An iutur,s ing cas-. bot, ,o
S~ihi "nd sinner. M /, iuy,Iy.. ia
''tANtH the
''s"'i'y OF retaining an niva uc.wi,b.
OUT Complying wih u contract. npI II
'hr suit should be d.cit,d 4, ~.
D"'ch'r's favor aud he lie permitted q,
hoid Tho $1,000 wi,hou, re,f,,ui,,
"'' ''Oor' there rat certainty DO ma .l,.
J'e'ion to an inGdeI pur,urrgthe conr,.
adopted by this cclsbfat.d di,,,,l. .,
Christ. II 1t ia Cbn,rarli.o :, IL
irHnd " publisher to The amount -,
S'o'ooo' 1t is certainty no crime 1,
S"'ndi' " dealer in provisions Ont of
small bill for groceries. or a salmon.
keeper "a Of a whiricy lin. Bu, i,.,.
Tug inside. We cannot Sc how .u,o,.
Claiming to be possessed of manly ,n,I
"o"rst principles can br ~ ity NJ a.,
tempting 10 retain. by law. =, l,r,.
SUM- or any other amount. l]u,vi,,
'h"' be has failed 10 r,n,i.r nm ,oniv''
lent and is attempting to At som,,hipe
for nothing. -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
srocE.IN-rsADE ron s,Lr.

San Da'is, sdiior OF the Canon
ARPedi. las become ~disgusttd With the
nsusPapsr business, and will retire
from ths profession Of journalism a.
soon "a he can dispose Of the stock on
hand. We were w,ll aware ths, b. vas
hrIV y irrigated With the wares which
he ADVERTISE. bu, supposed he bad
used the greater portion OF his stock in
the recent canvass. The following from
the Appeal Of November l.th. however.
shows what an immense load the editor
h-d on hand ut the beginning Of the
campaign;
"a lot Of hard-sswed campaign lies.
crPPer-riTst.d and male Of the bes,
seasoned matsTial, left over from ths
recent political contest, will De soil
cheap for cash at this Office. These
lies will rssis, til. Mailing process. and
are warranted to knock a candidate
poiiticai support from four to mir hun
dr.d. These goods will bS sold at q
ruinous sacrifice to make way for a
winter stock. Imitation lots a,s being
offered for ale in the EASTERN Countiss.
Of which the public ara cautioned To
beware. None genuine unless the
brand of thi. Office is stamped on the
edge OF the goods. Also small jobbing
lots OF snake aud duck stories suitable
for small country wss1Iies. Apply Oh
the pa, misses"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

Two years ago., says tho Silver s ate.
Ben. Carrick, Treasurer 81 Storey
County, WAS found to 10 . dsfnuit.r to
his amount OF s2i. 900. Ito was ui.d
and convicted of smbsz1I.m-nt and
sentenced TO State prison for three
years. Monday the Board 81 PsrdouS
met at Carson aud psrdonsi Cnuick.
Governor Rini.Ud. Cbi'i.Jua,icc Leon
n'd and Attorney General Murphy voted
in favor Of it, aud justices Harlny and
beisnnp against 1t. AZ there nro s,v.
sr'l persons in the State prison for
stealing less nmouts than Cmriek, their
friends shor'd bring Their csses 1T once
before the Board Of Psrdmns, which
cannot now consistently t.fus. to par.
don them. e
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

oSx o! the most psrpleIing things in
modern politics is found at present in
New York over the office of Coroner.
William II. Keun-dy was elected TO
that Office last Tuesday, and, Us there
are at least Eve gentlemen in The city
Ansvsring to that name, with several
wards to hear from. the chances are
That the Enthusiasm over the election
81 Cleveland for Governor will be
dArpan"d by the question: WHO is
elected Coroner"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

JOSIAH B. sMrrs = fisherman At
b'lSH. Chico Reach. near Wrs'nips.
tyr, murdered his fouite,n.y,sr old son
h, cutting his throat, last w,ok. Tue
body was hastily buried by Smith. and
n';hing was known OF IL until yoster.
dag. whsn The murderer coui.s,e 1, 10
some hunters. He said that When nsh.
lug a few days ago the Lord command.
sd him to atop nm become ~ fisher
Of men" lie says the Lord also cora.
mrndsd him to sacrifice bis son. and
hc did IL. His wife seems 10 DO n parry
TO the deed. She says the Lord SOM.
maudrj her TO commit the murder.
sn | they hain obey. Tie family nre
Hormons sud are considered crazy
The entire family is un Ter nrreat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

THR brig Lttitia. Which arrived To-
day from NiraSon-, reports thu, on
hopt"mber 2lst, when near ST. Mare
h"yii. g large comet of great briliancy
vas seen bearing east 10y south. md
visible some time sitter the sun rose
The captain says the comet has been
visible for some time. II is very large
and brilliant. and Ms wo came north
ward II diminished in sizs and BRIGHT
ness 'nd app AIRED 10 be moving in a
northSrly direction over Hayti. j. wa,
seen late this moruing. and appeared
much larger on our approach to New
YORK. Most Of tue people in Hay ii
think their Last day hiss come. After
Tho comet lat year they had the small.
po1 AMI lost upwards Of CO 900 live,
throughout the dominion. They al
ways look npon a ONT as n bal omen
and are al n loss to know what trouble
this will bring them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
ThauEsxiv.u- Proel m,I,op.


The pecpl. Of Nevsdi have reason
to lie thankful TOR the measure of pros
Psri'y enjoyed during the present. year.
P.st'lencs. which has ragged in other
localities, has let, Is unvisi,sd. D.vas-
;sting tsmpsstS, which havs swept over
other sections, destroying life sui
property. left is uuinOlrst.d. Oar in
dustries thrive aud our prospects
brighten. The nation is prosperous
and at Pssce With the world. Let u
be grateful for these blessings aud be-
s'ecb thei= ~contiuuaucs.
In accord with the proclamation Of
rh- Presideu. OF The United States, /,
john II. Kiukeai, Governor Of the
State Of Nevada, do hereby designate
Thursday, The 3r,h day Of November.
A. n. 1882, as a day Of Thanksgiving
10 Almighty God for the privileges aud
benefits enjoyed tT u AS a people. and
urge its proper observance by all within
our borders.
-- In testimony whereof | have
l. : hereuuto set my hand and
t-~) caused ihu Great Seal Of tbs
State 10 bs nGix-i.
Done 1t C,rsou City, N-vnda, the 9th
day Of November. A. ID. 1889.
JOHN II. K!EHEAD.
Governor Of Nevada.
BY tho Governor.
JAsrER BABcocI.
Sscrsi.Ty OF S.a's.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
TINS Earthquake.

Sons amusing auccdot,s are told of
the recent shaking among tn. dry
bones" which occurred 10 eastern
Utah AMI western Wyoming. The Ey-
anston Chiclain tells tue following.
"one OF our good looking AMI rro,ni-
nent lawyers was standing ia winSlov's
book store, looking over tho Poli,.
News-jun To see how wicked IL WINS
when the earthquake shook tho build.
Ing. lie dropped the gidd, picture pa
per and made n ffan,ic grab for n
B.ble. In another par; Of town a youth
thrust his head out Of the stcond story
window and shouted 10 a compnpion
across the street; Say, Bill, liant this
hsilt' The boy addressed replied. oh.
mercy, Johnny, don't talk that wav.'
1T don't make any difference repli.d
the first speaker, thi. hous. average.
well; mother il down stairs paying"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
lIHilecA Ahrul.

HaI'"ct Station. says the >iir,r Siatr.
las TIE IeI u'atIsu of being the culde-t
place on the Central FIcidc R.ilroad.
One night this ~s-E. tL- I"iI,UHI hoy.
say. th. Il. rcury sod At fifteen de-
gf'ss U'lsw zero there. aud i,st winter
II went dosn 10 forty d"gr.,s bsIox
Eyru once ar twice. As iLc mpIcury
conGeA!S ,L,rs 1T lines tho raIIr,ad
c"mP'ry keeps a s.IIit lLcruomsIsr At
that GtaliOu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

HrEEI KuHS, aged twenty, Of Brook.
lyn. Now York, attempted to Miss Bar.
b'ra Duichlin, agod srS cen. Sunday
sIshing. His companion, hnnsl George
Grover. aged nineteen. tfiod To stop
him. Kuhn locame engaged md struck
Grover. They clirobt1 aud Kuhn vas
thrown heavily, bis lcrd unking
enrh.s,one, h dsiOg nlmos. iaIn II i,
sioiy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

HoSsTsHoTs made Of three thick
ncsses Of green mwbido compressed in
q steel mould are us,d to some extent
IN England. They weigh about a quar-.
ter SS mach ~ an iron shoe, aud are
said to wear logger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

~" exchange says that Hon. @. W.
Cassidy has turned artist md IL now
engaged on II grand historical pnintng,
'b' Suhj"e, Of which viii b. u grave
study for his opponent ia the recent
roiiicai 'rnvas'. Its oYt'tled "fho
Landing OF Christopher Columhus."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

sEnorASr BEEETG. Of troop L. Fourth
Cavalry. United States Amy. Inc, his
d sth in " hous. Of iIl-famr vt Heaven.
worth Tuesday night. IL is not Known
WHISTLER he VAS murdered or committed
snieiao.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

THI Carson BEE reports that Ito
board VI Commissioner Of Orm,by
ronnty caused tie ballot bo1.s 70 b.
broken open Immediately aft FRICTION.
-ud Ia tue aUs,uco ii the DIrirrt
judge cHnv"ss"d tue rrturu-, ~Li,h
action IL held TO lie Illegal. aud mas.
rrau!t IA throwing u tue yo;s OF Cut
s"u precinct. n II does NJ; yIts7t. the.
entire 'lsg'Iuu in Ormsny C,au'y.
Tho Dee farther H.srIts that ia. ,ur.
""S e'nV .sscd so quickly aud SI'nuut
notice T. the general pubic ihHuI,aI.
as"od u'"nJ rropI. t. suppo.s i.4n u
U,C,uUl ~E. d. { drsirEb!a.
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Lost tI,r VI

The True hs'arc says: Cnndtiaria bo.
held .hs medal for some une Nc b.ine
tue birthplace Of the smallest new,y.
born infant ever known. On TuesIsr
tbis medal was forwarded 10 walla
walls Washington Territory, where n
m gave biiih TO a Child tina. OIL,
weighed I've pounds aud a haai-b,sep
y just eight oupcos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
Rock Acquitted.


The preliminary examination O.
George J. Rock for the killing Of
James Z. Anderson. took place in Jus
ties Ha:mou's CONT at Eureka Oh FIJI
day. Baker and Wines appeared for
tbs defense and Distrie, Attorney
Davenport for the prosecution.
The testimony of c. 4. RiIurlI, Will
liam Perry, Z. Graham. Thomas Dale
aHd FIVE others ~wastskeu, aud 1t appsar-
ing that Anderson fred the frs, ,bot
aud that Nsek acted in s.lf-def-uIs.
Justice na'Inon ordered tho release OF
the defendant. who, in his opinion, had
acted upon tho principle tha. ..self-
Preservation * the first law II nature"
and was guilty OF no erims.
Thus 1t appears tina, Re.k las b.ep
legally acquitted Of all blame in the
matter as ho acted in seif-dsfsuse, DO.
AeT'n% tb't lis own life depended on
prompt aud desperate action in III.
emergency. We do not. however. hold
him entirely blameless in tbs muit,r
Tor the reason that. in our jul,mep.
the Scurrilous card which led TO III,
encounter "as urealisd for, and that
tue dispa.e between the gentlemen
cou!d have been settled without resort
ing to such extreme measures. There
is little doubt that Mr. Esok was nm
justly accused by Mr. Anderson, but,
DO this as it m-y, two wrongs do not
make one right, aud We cauuot sss that
the card Published by Mr. Rssk was
any vindica,ion Of his personal honor.
but on the contrary 1, ouy served to
widen the breach which might other
wiso have been healed. AMI rsauIted in
the loss OF a lite which 10 amcuut of
humiliation AMI pvnitsrcs can ever re-
store.
Tho moral Of this unfortunate AFFAIR
s that fotbearanc. is Quo Of til. uobI,st
TRAITS 81 human character, and that
hiscrsti, n il more 10 be admired ,bnn
hAkty DISCRIMINATION,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

ErHE girls II Wheeling took snm.
pioturss Of actresses in stage coslum,s
TO the photographer, md posed as near
AZ possible in til, same attitudes and
rHiment. Tbs portraits som.hov got
into circulation in sooisiy. and the
earnest N ris Of III. girls parents bsyo
filled t. ea'her III, cards in for ds.
Ell ae,isu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

LIouTSISo struck a Nevada man the
Other day Will. he was swearing. SAYS
an 'Ichsnge. II roGld be a r,rnsrIa-
by active aud qsiek-wiltsd stroke Of
lightning that euuid hit a Nevada map
when he Sa> not sscaTin..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19
70 the Happy Hun,Iux

Brave Bear, the Sioux indian. va,
ranged yesterday at Ysnkion. p.ko,.
Territory, for tho murder Of JoS,,L
johnson near Fort SuIly in 1879. tn,
drop lei! at Ln.i-past Twelve aud in e.
tee" minutes ho wa. dead. There was
yer! tile excitement. The e1. cut,yu
MS private. Draws Bear left IN. r..
guest to his relative. no; to ave. o. hi
death aud to omit Ia. u,usl r,u
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

Tuz Nevada State Board Of rorlpp,
IA doing "%rn6hibg" business at ia,
pr'"' mt session. All. Chnrlz. sentenced
to tho State prison for life Tor Lul,ng
Kicker IN Eureka. was pardon.d on
1u,sdsy evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

TfhoU' performers save their wages
ny investing in muncy-ordera on N,n
l"tS, payable 10 themselves. ana when
the 'c'son Is over they draw their sal.
aries from the Po.tunics.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

A WAsar>Gros special TO the New
York world hen = tnat Secretary foige.
will succeed Jssncs bradley. Of the
Supreme Court, uho will be seventy
years old in February. aud will cons.-
qasntly rktirr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

GSSrEIL GEoEoE SroSEuLS on Mon
day filed his resignation as u Railroad
Commissioner with Governor P.rAIus.
Il IL 10 tAGs effect November 18th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

4 moVsmsnt i, on foot &
tho practice Of sending letters by Wells,
Fargo i Cos Express. This i. to be
regretted, as the transmission Of val.
liable letters is safer and more rapid by
express than through tbs mails.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

A 7IRL At R,y-rtrn, Nebraska. OF.
Sunday, destroyed Gfts,n buildings in
the heart If tho business portion Of
town. Loss about Sje. zoo; ius4r.d for
about sis, OuO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

Several # iho WYNN. nexspapsr.
have failed to n.per ala nccUunt of the
Printers strike. The leading paper.
appeared lu,sl lay. hayln. granted the
invIouso asked,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-19

A NETaop:sr 81 rsyman at Phil DEL
ThiA says william Penn sold
whisky to TIL Indians. Our devil
says If Bill undertakes that racket in
Ner'da it W II cu-t him 500 aud three
months imprisonm.rt.