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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

LOST, strayed Or stolcn-COmmodor
Hiestand's First ward election contest.
Put ]. W. johnson, esq.,, on the trail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

IF Chairman Cooper contemplates the
purchase of any portion of the Pennsylva.
mia vote he is starting in early. A hare
dressed in July is apt to spoil for Novem-
Der cooking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

ALL Beaver needs is to have rope enough.
He'll hang himself.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

THE celebrated Arunah Huntingdon
will case has finally been settled at Brant-
ford. Ont, and the state of Vermont has
received about s2OO, 900 for it's public
school fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

THERE is profound popular conviction
that Geo. Bliss is not earning bis s1OOa
day prosecuting the Star Route thieves.
But maybe that is not what he was hired
for.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
'rhe n asonic Hall.

The dance under the auspices Of EIko
Lodge, F. & A. NJ given at Freeman
Hall, lSstinigbt, was socially, a perfect
success, but owing 10 the fact that the
attendance was not large, the same could
not be said Of II financially The company
WAS, however, large enough TO insure q
very pleasant time, and NJ that was the
maiu object OF the management, every.
thug MAS harmonious aud satisfactory.
The attendance at the picnic this
afternoon was oil that could havo been
desired; everybody. both old and young.
enjoying tho wealth Of rstrsshments,
and the occasion generally. in the full.
est manner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

Fruit tBsssin Silver City. idaho. an
lin fan blood.
kr. 0arreehi received y~sstsrday I
donation Of - so from wn. NIissh.r.
John Dennis Is spending 9 lev days
With Eiko friends. He came from
Tusearora on Monday. o. o. D.
The stage brought down from Cornu-
copia yesterday evening Sc pounds Of
crude bullion. valued At 81. $50.
George Grant and his daughter Edith,
came IN from Pleasant yall-y to day.
The people Of Geneva, Switzerland.
spend more money for wine than for
bread.
The departures by stage this morning
TO- TusearorA were L. @. Adams sad
AIRS. Phil. Sullivan.
The fire at the Hospital yesterday
evening did 10 further damage than
the destroying Of chips and cedar bark.
Ex-Governor Hartranft Of ::P>pnsyl-
vania, was severely hurt last Saturday,
by being thrown from a horse.
Rev. ]. D. Beard is conhnsd to the
house with q severe attack OF rheuma-
tism. He is better this morning, and
hopes soon to be out again.
Wednesdays Ogden Pilot says z. p.
Hardssty and wife OF Wells, arrived
from the West this morning and went
down to Salt Lake to attend the races,
A little domestic unpl.asa ntness in
an Elko family a few days since had
the effect Of separating
"Two solls with but a single thought.
Two hearts that beat as cne."
An exchange says ''the idea Of teach.
Ing every girl to tbump q piano, and
every boy to be a book-keepsr will make
potatoes IS a bushsl in less than twenty
years.
A curious old party in the shape OF
an Indian who sports a long. white
beard and a lien oat is paradiug tho
streets to-day like one who h.s lost
fomething, he knows not what.
Ills not generally known that Elko is
a name celebrated in sacred history.
Tue prophet NAHUM Was an Elkoshite.
lie mus; have passed down the Hum
boldt before the days of 40.
A letter from a stock man in Ruby
Valley says: "Pleass change the brand
from right to left thigh on horses"
We have instructed our Foreman to turn
the cut upside down. which, Of course,
will bring it oil right.
We think the Grand Jury "dereliet in
duty" in Withholding the namea of the
county officials against whom were pre-
ssnted ''Accusitions in writing for will
full misconduct in Office, as those who
were not so accused" may bs subject
to unjust criticism for want of the names
OF the proper parties. Speak ont, gen.
tlemsn. Don't hide your light under a
busheI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Roll OF Honor

The following is the roll OF honor for
the Carlin Public School for the month
Of June: Lizzie Doughty, 100; Mary
Thompson. 100; Addis Willisms. 100;
Annie Foster, 100; Bernlco Holmes, 100;
H'rry Bloom, 90: Nellie Trewick. 90;
Lizzie Williams, 90; Josio Parker. 90;
Bertha wicklsnd. 90; Harry Heaton. 90;
Oliver H,aton, 30; Ernest Kapler, 90;
Robert Baird, 30: Electra Perry. 98;
Charles Happier. %; Bernie LAWYER, 9s;
Herbert Perry. %; Frank Simpson, 0s;
Joseph Kane, OF; Gland Anderson, o.;
John Simpson. o6; Hattie Arnheim, 95;
David Baird. %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
TauRspAr, June 80.
FRrDir.J June sott
Local Hrien.

There is no objection TO the wife OF q
postmaster acting rs his sworn assist
ant.
The mystery attending Chris Reck.
harts grip sack is explained. He In.
volved himself In q matrimonial engage
ment wbsn on his recent visit bsiow.
Stage arrivals from Tuscarora this
evening wsro; l.. II. Mend. John
Elmer, Alice Look, l.. G.. Adams and
Walker.
Tho law in reference 10 short paid
mail matter, referred TO yesterday, sp-
plies only TO frso-deiivsry ofics.. AZ all
other Offices the Law remains as hereto.
fore.
Rob. Coalcy. Independent candidate
for Sheriff two years ago.. Ia 10 town
to-day. Whether no IL laying pipys
for another Independent racket ws
are no, Informed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
A. w. eedney Dangerously Hurt.

News reached hero Saturday evening
that A. W. Gsdney. tho wsll.known
Ruby Valley roncher, hid on the day
iTevious boon dangerously injured in
the bead by a kick from = hors,. Mr..
dednty was found lying in his co raj
where the accident occurred. In IN I'M
conscious state. some hours rs II IL sup
poSed. after I! had happened. A mts-
ssug.r was dispatched at once for a
surgeon, to Cherry Crett, tina, being
tho nosrcs, available point, No further
particulars have bsen received here mp
to this time. Mr.. Godnsy is among The
most prominent citizens Of tho county,
aud his macy friends aud acquaintance
throughout Eastern Nevada viii anT.
iously await further news OF his condi-
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
A Runaway.

John Spencs's siI.horse fast-freieht
team ran away with tho empty wagon
last evening. from the lower depot, aud
after knocking a vince, off another
wagon with which they camo in con-
tact, made excellent time mp 9Th street
toward their stable. In attempt
Ing TO make a sharp turn at tho foot Of
the hill below the brewery. the team
stored the wagon so close 10 Tom Nc
ClcllsDd's house that the wheel hubs
scrnped tho side Of tho building, but
fortunately did little damage. The
team was also lucky in escaping with a
fow slight scratches. on
The team being only partially broken,
took fright at Billy simpsons ice cream
outht, and rs the driver had just re-
linqnished tho reins. the horses instant.
ly started OF ON the run.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02


A NV town called Lake City has
bssn startsd in Lake Guleh. ave miles
from Sswtooth. Wood River.
Mr.. Thomas Gilland aud daughter.
Miss Sarah. and Mr.. ]. p. Thorpe. ar.
In town to-day. from Lamoiils Valley.
Robinson's circus bill-poster brigade,
composed Of ten paste. brush artists, ar.
sdorning Elko's fences to-day.
Rsinhart & Co. 8 ippsd by the Cen.
trail Pacific road, for Baltimore TO-DAY,
four carloads of copper lngots from the
furnace at Bullion. Railroad District.
Elko's Don QuiIots closes his latest
NOVA to his dulcena as follows:
You dearest, sweet II little toad, We,
I've loved you ever since I knowed ye.
Tho stage departures for the North
this morning were q. F. whitney, J. H.
Martin, o. A. Watson, II. W. brown
and ]. p. Moore.
Twelve Reno gentlemen have been
engaged TO 60 to Stockton to help bring
up the Nevada insane. = Exchange.
Wonder who is going to take charge
OF the Reno gentlsmsn'to stcek,on7 n
County Recorder. s.. n. Henley,
changed his residence to day. to the old
Ed. Phillips house in the lover part OF
town. Bert. Wilkins family ar. to-day
arranei.g to move back to TuEcarora
again.
The first installmen; of tho seasons
WOOL clip was brought IN last evening
by Ar. VIM. Mitchell, Of Huntington
Valley. consisting Of 10 bales, the ag.
create weight OF which il 5000 pounds.
Mr.. Mitchell has some 20 more bales of
the lot to come yet. ...|.
Mr. j. c. Crombis is down from
Mineral Hill. on a flying visit to his
family. He is in good health. aud re-
ports everything 9"'.t rs usual in the
old camp. He returns tomorrow for
the Hill TO look after the interest OF
those whom he represents in that
locality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Iron Monday D.al,.l
sAlnarunaA

noAna9OnoA
AspseiAl train Of q eArs loaded viii
tea passsd EAs. .. . o'clock last even,
ing.
Appeals for aid for the victims of III,
Iowa tornado are being Literally re-.
sponded TO-.
John h. Dennis aud Gabriel COIN
we're the arrivals BY stage from Tu,ca.
rora this evening.
The departures by stage for the North
his morning were Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell,
W. II. Root. J. 8. Mayhugh, J. Stock.
dale and Abe Hsssou.
Yes my son you shall certainly 50,
the grand free parade Of the Great John
hobinson's Shows three weeks from TO-
morrow.
The weather is warm in Nebraska.
Corn is rapidly making up for los, time
and the grains continue to promis. an
extraordinary yield.
Rumors have Il that the "bupko,"
beat the police in q game of sevsn-up
ut Pueblo, Colorado. the other day, 20
see which should leave the town.
warner & Co. to day, shipped by
Ashby's team, 5000 pounds Of general
merchandise, for T~uscarora; the fast.
freight also took out this morning, 5000
pounds. for that place. ~
Mr. J. r. Bradley arrived her. from
Ban Francisco by the train las, even.
ing. He is himself in robust health.
aud reports his family at Oakland ~
being equally favored.
DR.. J. J. Meigs will remain a. Wells
q few days visiting his sisters who re.
Gently arrived at that place from the
East and are visiting their brother Geo.
Meiss.
Our Oldest citizen says he would
rather miss all his meals. and sit up all
night than miss sesing the Great Shows
OF John Ro5insoD's H.. exhibit in
Eiko. Tuesday, July isSs.
Tho miners OF Scranton, Pennsylvania.
are to receive 10 per cent. increase of
w"g's and full time for a year. A like
concesssion hss beer E-ls on tho part
Of the employers OF wilkssbarr, and
Pit,ston.
Mr. j. S. Mayhrgh started ont by
stage this morning for the Duck Valley
Reservation. expecting to return here
about the 18th proIimo. Mr.. MAyhugh
received his commission as Agent for
the Western Shoshones, from Washing
ton on Friday, and on the lat Of July he
takes charge Of the above mentioned
reservation.
Miss Lille Elgingtion. aft,rward
Mrs. Mark Strouse, of Virginia City We
regret to announce. says the Butte City
Miner. met with n painful accident on
Tuesday evening. She was handling
n pis;o! belonging to n gentleman friend
aud being uuaccusIomed to the use Of
such weapons. II WAS accidentally dis
charged, aud tho result " as a flesh wound
just above the ankle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Local Briefs.

The arrivals from the North this after
moor were Mrs. Keyser, E. Dubois and
q heather.
A little scrimmage Owe q poker game
occurred this morning bstwesn two gem
tlemsn from the country. No damage.
There was q slight uuplsasantnoss
between y white man and n Monaghan
this morning, in which the heather as
sumed the offensive and gave the Nell
can man q swat on tho snoot. Kentuck
licked his chops to make nm arrest, but
dissent"
Guiteau dipped his toes in the cold
waves Of Jordan at 1915 to day.
Mary Ann Angel Young the only
wife Of the late Brigham Youig, disdsst,
Q o'clock on Tuesday night.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: Amor
mon tramp who has just returned from
Mississippi says Ire saw some good
openings down there. Must have been
looking into alligator mouths aud
empty swill barrels. z
A party Of Chicago capitalists have
bought the BAmshorn mine. Utah, for
s220, 900. The question now is whether
the mine will prove Rams.horn or =
Ram.shorn,
.. - .... .#.H -. HM..H
The only departure By stage this
morning for Tuscarora was Miss May
Epnor, who returns from Bishop Whita-
ksr's school at Reno.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
IFrom Saturday, DAily.l
AaloA1anai.

oh0noD0l
The weather still continues cool, bat
quite pleasant.
The moonlight nights =e are having
Just now are too too.
There was six inches Of snow At Butte
City. 1hunday night.
The contemplated excursion from Eu.
rska TO salt Lake has been given up.
The arrival BY the st,ge last night was
Mrs.. Lizzie Mihehsll.
The Grand Jury. which convened las.
AouSaI. IL still in session.
The Satgs departures this marnine
were q. Cohn, F. Il. Klsine, aud A.
AeKsrchsr.
Thursday evening several fights c
-onrssd. n being between W oolored
women.
Mrs. scoville. failing to get al inter
view with Mrs. Garfield. left Cleveland
without telling her business.
Newspaper writers are curious 10 know
- .'r' Guitsau will spend his Yczrth Of
July7
The Central Pacific 10 moving much
freight. The passenger travel is also
very heavy.
The Locomotive Engineers st wAds-
worth have tho finest library in the
STATE, second only to tho State Library
Itself. which contains 5000 books.
Shsarsrs are now at work securing the
clip from Rife & Paddock sheep in
the mountains near Mound Valley.
They have some 5000 or 1000 head TO
shear.
7Ths planning uill at Verdi. ten mi!ss
below Reno, was burned Wednesday
night. together with 200 feet OF railroad
track. four cars and two dwslIipes
Loss, $4,000.
Rev. J. Grow OF Oakland. Cal, will
preach at the church at u O'Clock Sum-
day morning; alao ut 8 O'Clock In IN,
evening. deliver a free lecture on :" In.
.aldsuts OF travel in the Eastern World"
a freight car, loaded with liquor and
~othsr inhammAbls substances. caueh,
IRE At Washos Thursday. Il was dis.
connected and despite every effort was
totally destroyed. Sparks from the On.
,gins caussd the ere.
Yesterdays Eureka Sentinel says the
friends Of Mrs. Garrscbt. who was
burnsd out near Elko some time ago.
have donated 500 for her benefit. The
money has been forwarded to her. We
.EsRret that the amount was not larger.
One thousand Chinese cigar makers
have bean contracted for by a New York
arm. That's the business. Go East,
Johni The only wing TO kcSTs the
Chinese question IL to Riys Eastern bull
'h.Ads = taste OF Celestial pleasures aud
associations. 80
DR.. J. J. Msigs arrived here form his
present homo in Sacramento. by the
train last evening. The Doctor is up
.on n bsisf visit to his old Rlko friends, |
who are glad to see him looking fTt sh
and hearty as when surrounded by the
more moral and heaithful atmosphere Of
Nevada attitudes. Doc. nscribcs his
'pbsuoninal condition TO a lingering re-
& 'rd Tor tina s'a.d and steady habits ac-
. quired by him during his long resideuco
in this community. Thus 1t is: just
AZ the twtg - bent the trees Inclined"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Repor. o. one orand July.

To Hon. r. r. Bigeiop. Judge of tie
SeVnh judicial DnrieL:
We, the Grand Jury, have examined
niue cases presented for our considera-
ton. to.wiI: One for burglary, l for
forgery, l for rape, l for HOUSEKEEPING
and burglary. for housekeeping and
burglary, l for eubezzlemsnt. / for Jail
breaking. l for williul misconduct IL
williul Office, / for uillful misconduct
in Office.
We, the Grand Jury, have found true
bills Of indictment. to.wit: Que for
burglary. l for housekeeping and bur.
glary. l for DEMONSTRATING aud bur-
glary, | for embsEzlsmsnt. l for jail
breaking.
We, the Grand Jury, have ignored
the following cases, to-wit: One for
forgery. l for rape.
We, the Grand Jury. have presented
to the District Attorney two ACCUSATIONS
in writing for willfui misconduct in
ofics against county officials; further,
In u investigation OF the books aud
accounts of the county officers and the
financial standing Of the county, We find
in the treasury slips Of paper against
certaiu persons counted as cash, and
nothing TO show for the cashthey rep.
resent except said slips Of paper, and
was so when the Office was given to
Major Miller, tbs pr, sent incumbent.
We also find that the Assessor hiss neg.
lecied TO assess a large number OF Tux.
payers, and through his ncslig 'nce the
ounty has sustain ed a loss. We also
find that the County Supt. OF Public
Schools has been derelict in his duty,
by not visiting schools. as required by
law. We also find that the County Re
corder hos been dorelict in his duty by
auditing numerous bills not in nccord.
anoe with law. II. W. BRowS.
Attest: Foreman.
o. 4. WATSON. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
For Coroner.

BY reference to our Advertising col
umna it will be seen thSt our esteemed
fellow citizen. Dudley Sale announces
himself a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Coroner. Dnd. is one
Of the old timers of Elko County. is a
J-fsrsonian Democrat and possesses ell
OF the qualifications for a frsp-class stiff
viewer. He will undoubtedly have q
walk over for the nomination and cleo.
tion It's dollars to dough-nuts that
no Grand Jury can ever find material
for an accusation" against him for
official c~rookedness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Death of Arthur w. aedney.

Death of Arthur w. Gedney.
The sad news Of the death Of Arthur
w. Gedney OF Ruhy Valley, reached
here by telegraph this evening, and cast
a gloom over this entire community
where he was we'll known and uniyer-
sally respected. Mr.. Gsdney was one
Of the early settlers. aud most en-.
terprising men Of his section, whose loss
will be keenly folt by 10th his family
and friends.
The funeral takes place al Ruby VAL
ley. tomorrow at 4 o'clock in the oven
ing. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Pardonod.

The Board Of Pardons held a special
meeting Tuesday and released Thomas
Laurie from the State Prison. Laurie
was convicted 80 years ago Of Ii c-;m.
OF having been a participant in a stage
robbery in the eastern part OF the State.
His brc:hs.. a Presbyterian clergyman,
passed through with him this morning
on the emigrant train, taking him to his
home in the Atlantic States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
CIo.inr E.aroisss.

Tn. closing exercises Of the term
took place At the University this after.
noon, and were creditabls both to Prin-
cipal and pupilsi and we can see no
good reason why so many pupils should
be scnt from the county 10 the schools
Of Utah and California, when such adj.
mirablo facilities for education are
afforded q. homo. For our part, We
prefer to patrouizs homo institutions.
whore our children are constantly under
onr own superrisionf especially wbeN
the opportunities for education are az
good here ns elsewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Arthur w. Gedney.

Brief mention was made yesterday of
the death Of A. w. Gsdney Of Ruby
Valley. The facts in the case, as n, mr.
as We can learn, are as follows: Mr..
Gsdney was in the corral alone, working
with som horses, when one OF them
kicked, striking him in the forehead
with both feet. He had lain some time
~insenSibls, apparently. when found. A
messenger was dispatched to Cherry
Greek for DR.. Tufford, and a telegram
sent to DR.. Bishop OF Eureka desiring
him to come with the utmost speed, aud
relays OF fresh horses were sent by Mrs.
Gedney to hasten his journey to the
scene OF the unfortunate accident. Both
physicians obeyed the summons, and
notwithstanding all that human skill
co uld accomplish was done. he brealhed
his last Mt 4:2o p. NJ. on Monday.
a telegram was sent TO Rev. Beard 10
attend the funeral, but owing to indis-
position he was unable 10 respond. Mr..
Sears went up by the train last evening,
aud will Intend the funeral this after
noon. Mr.. Gednsy was a man OF ro-
markaole social qualities, md had en-
deared himself to the residents OF Ruby
VAlleyby his sterling worth and generous
demsanor, and in his untimely death
the Valley has sustained q loss which
will be deeply felt by all, perhaps more
so than by the loss Of any other man of
The Vicinity. We sincerely sympnthizs
with the bersayed family in their over
whelming affection, and may lilo who
+" tenpers the wind 10 the shorn lamb"
comfort and support them in this hour
Of direst need.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
RaIIrond BuIIIon.

Hy Stoksr arrived from Railroad Dis
tHet, to-day, with another load OF cop.
per bullion from the furnscc a, Bullion.
Ystes' teams also brough, in to-day. 20
tons. which with the 6 tons brought In
yesterday by Spenoo's team makes nm
aggregate Of 90 tons now at the railroad
depot for shipment. Reinhatt a. Co,
who are receiving tho bullion. will load
o cars for shipment east on Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
A. W. Hrsson, Tuscarora.
8. Roberts, do
8. Hart, do
J.. s. Jones, San Francisco,
A. Weinberg, do
Il. A. Young. Pleasant.
]. s. StoekdaIe, Eureka.
c. Il. Coombs, CarlIn,
Il. ID. Lanham. South Fork.
J. W. Hammond. Cheyenne.
@ Cohn, San Francisco. - p
S q Phillips, Lewis.
A Is Miller. Huntington.
F Whitney. Carson.
Wearmouth. Bullion.
E Rowland. do
Mrs S A Roe, Wells.
A. Korn, San Francisco.
G.. Rocks. do
f. Stevens, Ogden.
l.. @. Adams. San Francisco.
G.. W. Reyes. Carliu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
shooting at n Funeral.

A San Franchise dispatch y Al
phonsc Lcnoir was arrested this after
noon on complaint OF Marcus L. Marks.
charged with assault 10 commit murder,
Defendant is the farther Of the late
Hermauce Lenoir, tho young lady who
committed suicide las. Saturday night
The reason assigned for tho deed by the
girl was that Mnrks.'to whom she was
greatly attached, had refused to ma ~
her. Owing TO the Unfortunate circum-
stances connected with the ri Is death
and tie cause assigned. the father felt
very hard toward young Marks. At the
funeral, tho father drew n pistol Just as
til" rem 'ins reached the cemetery, aud
fired n shot at Marks who was getting
out Of a carfiage. Marks turned and
fled. when Lsnoiro discharged in rapid
succession FIVE more shots at him.
None Of the shots took cnct. Marks
states that the murderous assault was
committed without the least proyoca-
tiCn. LeuOir says Marks looked Mt him
M he ~dimouutsd, aud drew his hand be-
hind him as il 10 draw a Weapon Lr-
noir is now in custody. The affair
occasioned much excitement among
those attending the funeral.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
COURT.


Hon. II. n. BiEeIow, Presiding.
In the District Court. on Friday, the
23rd instant, a decree Of divorce was
granted Elizabeth A. Mitchell from
Arthur II. Mitchell.
A like decree was ordered 10 issue to-
day in the case Of ssdis A. Roe va. John
W. Roo.
81 TaURspAr. June 80.
Court convened at 10 A. A..
State va. Thos. Giblin; defendant mr.
raigned and given Till this afternoon to
plead; intsrpossd a demurrer to the in
dic,ment. Argument postponed till to-
morrow At 10 A. N.
~ FRfDiT. June 3oth
Court convened at 10 A. n.
State vs.. Thos. Giblin; argued the
demurrer to the indictment, and the case
was taken under Rdrjssmsnt by the
Court, pending which Court adjourned
till 10 A. n. tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

TAG cost Of living in Atlantic cities is
Is per cent. higher now than IL was in
1880. In California board is higher
than II Was two years ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Bob Conley, Carlin.
A. G. Ellis, Carson.
J. b. Gum, San francisco.
Mrs. j. f. Rhodes, Sacramento.
J. ]. Meigs. do
III. Forraris, Wells,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Knight, Johnson. W.
Mrs. II. @. Irish. Chicago.
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