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m : National board Of rrado.

WAsHINoToS, January, 2O.-At TO-
days session OF the National Board OF
Trade resolution was a1opted urging
Congress TO appoint com mmission which
shall have supervision over ell tier.
state trAfiio IN the int rss t. OF all parties
concerned-bOth the general public ard
the corpor aIions themselves.
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Amendment or the Navigation
LaWn t

LAWS. trH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--The House
Committee on C0mmerce to-day heard
arguments by Mr.. john Roach, of New
York, William Rogers, Of Maine, and
several others in behalf OF the enac'
ment OF certain amendments to the
navigation laws. The speakers gave
specific Illustrations to prove the neces.
atty which exists for new legislation,
anl strictly mali tanned that the lave
In their present shape wels decidedly
adverse to American 1hipbuldlug, both
Of iron and wood. The entire session
was devoted to the hearing Of these
gentlemen. au..Ff
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ZINE Propsrtles For sale.

Alvan Allen, OF the late Arm Of Coke
q Allen, brick manufacturers, anver-
ses several tiDe dwelling house proper
ties At private sale in lo-day's GAzETTE.
They offer fine Inducements to persons
in wait OF safe and proftacle invest
mems
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HOW to SECURE HEALTH.

II ls strange any one will suffer from
Arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STlLLINGTA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-.
store health TO the physical organization. D.
Ills strengthening RyTup, pleasant TO
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphl.
ntlo disorders, Weakness OF the Ki1neys
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders
DeolhtyJ Bilious complaints and Uis
eases Of She Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, SKIN, etc.
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AMUBEMENTg.
aAcRosa rHr coNr1rrnr.o ,

On Monday evening the well-knowr
sensational actor, Oliver Doud Byron,
will appear In his great specially
"Across the Continent" In speaking
Of the play the Chicago Tribune says :
"Fhere Is touching narrative running
the entire drama which interests the aU-
dlense from the TlslRg Of the curtain to
its fall. The scenes are the most effect
i've we have ever witnessed In this city,
the situations Of the piece are--to use q
theatrical pbrase-immense, and there
is tine opportunity for good acting, not
only on the part OF the hero OF the
piece, but also Of the subordinate cha :
acters.n
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nISSOLUTION

the co-partuershIp heretofore existing
between Louis b. Coke and a Ivan Allen,
trading unuer the firm name of Coke d
mutusl consent. The business will be
hereatle er conducted by Alvan Allan, to
Yhom & II lis due to the late flrm are
payable, an by win an ell bills owed By
tht late firm will be pald,
LOUIS Il, COKE.
ALVAN ALLEY.
wILMINGToN, Jsn. Is, lSt2 &c
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suuday Papers -Imporsans News

The closing scenes Of Guileau'a trial
wiz be FULLY described and his speech
to the jury to-day given at great leng tn
In the New York and Philadelphia
Sund " papers sold by Davis aV 018
Market street, in the merning at
O'CLOCK. hundreds Of extra papers
nave neen ordered IN anticipation Of
the great demand.
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1naasatlenn for To-Day.

For the MIDDLE States, sliel tly arr-
or, generally cloudy VT athtr, Nth a'D,
Winds shifting to southsIly, and lower
barometer.
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No man knows what ministering an
gel his wi 70 iB until he comes home one
day, SuR-ring with dreadful Cold and
she heppens to have bottle OF DR.. Bull'a
Cough Syrup In the house. -
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NEW ADvEnrlsEarEErs.

NJ OJICE.-The Mutual Loan Assooia.
Az lion is now Issuing new series OF
stock, which may be secured ON applicP.
tfor, day or evening, 10 Geo. q. Mafln,
SecTetsry' ONCE, 6OI shipley stFest, SEQ
Oao noof' tanz.-fm.
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Every one has will and q mimi to
thiLk Tor nlmse {, yet many will 90 about
hacking and cough ng until friend rec
ON ends DR.. Bulls Cough syrup for that
cough
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SATURDAY.
RSeehanics Lodge, No. 4, I. 90 r.
1brandywiI Q Lodge, No. rs, /, d, OF.
LaIayette Lodge. No. 3, X. OF p,
Lsnape Tribe. No. 8, X. M,
'enerson Council. No. 10. QUA, M.
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SPECIAL goTJCES
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A CARD.

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A CARD.
~ 10 al who are suffering fFsm the errors
1na Iaa ihoihcretions OF youth, nervous
~eSE ness, early decay loss nf manhood
~ 81 vt MI send a recipe that 4, III cure
ssTaasi sUn, RsE OF CHARGE. This greal
- south America. Send a self-addrassed
9%nVslope TO the REV JosEPH t. INnAN
oIell'on ID, Nel0 York CitD. oct28- d Sw5m
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Meetings Tonight,

Or. ROGERS WORN SYRUP in
stantly destroys WORMS,
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The bids were referred 70 the Open,
ing Streets committee. ----.

ing Streels committee.
On motion of Mr.. Townsend, an
adjourned meeting Of Council was
ordered at Ninth and Buttouwood
streets at o'clock this evening, for
the purpose OF altering the grade 50 90
TO allow railroad crossings to be laid
By the Malleable Iron Company and
others.
Mr.. r. Fl. Taylor offered an ordi-
nance authorizing the r, W. & B. r.
X. Co., 10 lay tracks across Christians
avenue. Read tN ice.
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CErK cogNo1I.
AN vHUSUaLLz DULL AHD VEEvrzr.

BuL sRssIoN. e
City Council assembled In regular
session last evening, President Sharp
10y In the chair. t. 80
All the coTnmittees were continued
upon lhe basiness In their hands. 4
The City Treasurer reported q balA
nnce Of e15, ,13s. 48 in bank 70 lhe credit
Of current expenses.
The CHIEF Engineer reported "a
men employed In the Water Depart.
ment pay roll, $238.74. - I
The Street Commissioner reported
seven men and two double teams ems
ployed IN the Street Department pay
roll, ei6 so. ~ BfEfFS -
fetiutions, and oemmunioatiOns
we're read and Fefsfred, asI IfoIlows: I
From y. Simmons, asking for the
the refunding Of s2O ovetpaid water
From the Building Committees or The
Board Of Pablio Eduoalion, asking
permission 70 Bes curb around the
new school at Tenth aud Spruce sts.
From Phisip Plunkett and others,
asking for Z tire alarm box ut Front
and hearles streets, or the removal TO
that location ofthe box at Fourth and
Broome. I
From the Board Of Water Arbitra :
tors, cOntaining . record of the meeting
at which Eugene Dupont was elected
q member OF the Board TO succeed
Lammotte DUPONT. resigned.
From G.. NJ. ID, Caun. for the W.
funding Of 90 oveTpajd water tax.
The following proposals for grading
the bed Of Rodney street from Della
ware to Lowering avenues, were
read M lfrt,
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BAKERS PAIN PANAUEA cura,
pain IN Man or Beast.
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ORDERS,

During the evening the following
orders were directed to be drawn:
Snndry bondholders, Feb. interest,
", ,O67. so; James Morrow, e75; VIM.
Kyns, $1661.94 =. Provost, $500
w. w. PrItchett, $l25. 80.
Ahjoar ned.
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w Iocd,a- IA purchaser for two unaIv
near n located = cottage lots al RebohoIS
property s1a9n. S. or an exchange ior city
seps. az Si,s 3D." this office,
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WANTED.

w NwSIED.-A SIns.-A boy sixteen years old
care off hasI - nlace VIII re ha can take
WsuIk!nd Wy k!nd OF work abont te,a tha useinl At
lo"' Inquire at $50 Bennett Al.
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w ANrED-All persons wba are =,
their wsni nt OF anything, 10 make 4 4 ox1,, m
GAzETTs through the columns OF the
tf,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-10
The EIko Road,

Again We want to call the attention
OF tho people Of The town OF Elko TO
the condition Of the highway. That
long and crooked grade is too crooked
TO permit the heavy ten horse teams 10
travel II. and the old road 10y tho adobe
house IL in n f~earfullly bad condition,
aud tesmsters say they would rather
pay heavy toll than DO subjected TO the
hardship of pulling over the present
road. In the northern portion Of the
County. We desire To keep the Elko
road open, but we give warning that
tho Comfy seat il in danger Of losing
our shipping business.-Times Review.
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Iron Thursdays Daily.1
1AlaHanai.


Ths Hotel de Tramp now sntsrtaias
six guests.
A. W. lesson. County Assessor elect
10 in town to-day.
The jury il discharged. our nsishbors
have gone home and Elko has settled
down to its accustomed level.
The old Methodist hymn wherein II
IL said, "Dscembsr's rs pleasant as
May" is eIemplifsd in this lovely
weather.
The cost Of feeding the conricts in
the West Virginie penitentiary Tor the
last two years has been twelve and 4
half cents a day.
Friendship Chapter No. l, o. E. s.,
meets at Masonic Hall at 8 o'clock this
evening. All members are cordially
invited 10 attend.
Twenty dollars is a good round sum
to pay for Initiation into a secret or
der. especially il you are unabl, to
take the first degree.
The Young Folks Concert has been
postponed till Friday evening, Decem.
Der l5tS, owing to the in~disposition Of
some Of the principal performers.
Ed. Anderson has made arrangements
to furnish his Customers with fresh fsb.
II you want a nice breakfast OF either
salt or fresh water fish, call on Ed.
Il. A. Young. Of Pleasant Valley,
came in from Tuscarora last evening.
He took mp from his ranch a load OF
barley for which he received 3:I2X.
The IsDEPESDESr Office is deriIish
uDlueky in keeping a devil, for the lit
lie devils soon begin to think the devil
IL to pay, get homssick and light out"
young wild cat. Gagged, was seen q,
the express Office this morning en- route
to Los Angeles. Our informant was
asked where it came from and answered
"DAmino." There are large numbers
Of wild cats there.
Nine. Nilsson and her concert com-
pany are en- route for San Francisco,
aud will pass here in the course Of two
or three days. The Swedish residents
there have arranged to give her . grand
reception on her arrival.
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Christians Toys.

The cbildrou ale looking forward
eagerly TO the annual visit Of Santa
Claus, and parents are cidgeling their
ersina for suitable presents for tho
flock from the baby to the oldest boy.
In addition to her stock Of millinery
and fancy good, Mrs. -. ", Laug bas
received from San Francisco all assort
ment of Holiday goods which for ynri-
iety and low prices cannot be sur-
passed. Sbo has appropriate Christmas
toys for all the little ones. Big dolls.
little dolls. rubber and china dolls.
tin Kitchens aud jumping,jaoks. Rub.
Der balls. painted soldiers, rocking
horses, tin horns, building blocks.
picture books, in fact everything from
. Tin whistle 10 y bass drum. deco
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Prom Fridays Dsily.1
IAaAArunSi


-
AahAAEuASL
The Tinss-Rsvisv eails CHARLES A
Atusl Bill Dad the Scribe"
The Jersey Lily's legs are net up "a
the usual standard Of sxesllsnss.
Carson has . pretty miIlinsr Who Ia,
b'sn the u Of four divorces.
Five suicides have occurred in III.
City Of Baltimore within the last few
days.
Nothing about "spoons" since Ben.
Butler was elected Governor Of Masss-
chusetts.
The Governor OF Louisiana has given
. certificate Of election I o kellogg, OF
the Third District.
The Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sentaiives consists Of Il3 Democrats
and IS Republicans.
The editorial Association, about so
members, held their annual session NJ
Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday.
Ex-Governor Stanford has q cheap
residence for sale. aud as it only costs
$1,000, 900, We think we will buy 1t aud
give up publishing the IsDSPKsDEsr.
The weather which for some time has
been most beautiful. 10 somewhat un-
propitious to-day, and there are strong
Indications OF an approaching storm.
W. W. Rogers, the recently elected
County Clerk, came down from Tusca-
rora yesterday, And will from now
hencsforth remain q permanent resi-
dent AT Elko.
Two large freight teams, sixteen ami
mails and three wagons each, the prop
erty OF Hubbs & Philips, camo in last
night aud are loading with coal for
Tuscarora to-day.
Judge Samuel T. Worcester, brother
Of the photographer, eI.member Of
Congress from Ohio, aud a mombor of
the judiciary OF that State, died at
Nashua, N. H., on Wednesday.
The crew Of the freight train recent.
ly wrecked at White Plains, have been
discharged by the Company; Supsrin
tsndent ToWne deciding that the train
at the time Of the accident was running
beyond the speed allowed.
Christine Nilsson is expected to pass
through Elko tomorrow or Monday
morning, en- route TO San Francisco,
where she is expected to sing on Mon
day evening, the llth instant.
James P. Voorhees,, sOn OF Senator
Voorhees, Of Indiana. has just written a
new play entitled, Tides" founded
on the movement OF o Catholic priest
to secure the revocation Of the doctrine
OF ~infAllibility.
According to the Salt Lake Tribune,
business at the Endowment House il az
lively As ever, and lecherous old scouu-
drsls are rushing their victims through
like SO many cattle driven 10 the
slaughter pen.
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The Transit of Vienna.

For the benefit Of those who are in.
''r'sted in astronomy, the following
items are given in reference to the
Transit q Venus acrosa the suns disc,
which occurred to-day. The transit
vas visible in n greater or less degree
In all parts Of the world, except ia
Eastern Europe and Asia, and wholly
visible to the eastern portion Of North
America. The irsress occurred at
S2i this morning, and the egresss at
l:I this afternoon, st. Louis time.
h is the only transit that will occur
until the year 2OO4, when not n single
soul now living will be on the earth.
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Tuscnrorn FrIEht.

Warner K Go. forwarded for T u.ca-
rofa, to day, the following: By Van
Nss'. 5000 lbs. barley. to Pcllitr 4
Co.. Robson. $4,000 lbs. snlt. for
same: II. Yatcs. G,O80 lbs. do. to same;
Hughesden, 5000 China goods; 3.iSO
lis. merchandise for Poltisr & Co. and
LOCO lis. general mprchtniise; Ban.
ming, 22,ooo lbs. cosi: Burner. 1000
feo' lumber for Ufton & Co.; fast
freight, t,OfS lbs. merchandise for
srlon 4 Co end 1000 lbs. do. for
Pslhor 4 Co.
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Tue following freigh,s have been for.
wardcd by Warner K Co., since Sa,ur-
day: Fast freight, 10000 lbs merchan-
disc; j.. Burner, 1900 feet lumber
ioi UTton n Co.; L. L. Banning. a.
UOJ lbs. coal for the Grand Prize; J.
Dew"r. 1000 lbs; o. Rife, G,OUO lbs. ;
Id. OdeN, 800 lJs.. &. Thebo, $500
lbs. salt for the Naval %; IL. q. wadleish,
1.6oO lbs merchandise; fast freight. g.
900 lbs, merchanliSe; hi seaies, IL, $50
feet lumber. aud 9,5U0 lbs. salt and
coal Vim. Hall. G.OOU lbs; Il. d. Ian
h"m. $500 Us ; A. Roach. . 1000 lbs. A;
J. z. Hough, 1900 lbs. coal for the
Navajo.
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Iron Wednesdays Daily


DoAmBUD1I.
The regular meeting Of Elko Rneamp.
ment, No. Q. I. o. o. F.. will take
place At their hall this evening At
o'clock sharp.
Read Mrs. B. w. Lang's notice e
the public respecting her new and OK.
t'nsivs stock of toys just received for
the Holidays.
Arab PAsha has pleaded guilty to
the crime Of rebellion and been sem
tened to death. The sentence was.
however. committed to that Of perpstr-
al exile.
Mrs. j, strause. OF Eursk., Costum.
err gives notice that sh. will supply
masquerade parties throughout the
eastern part Of the State, at reasonable
ratios,
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Hotel Arrivals.

A. Eisenbsch. San Francisco.
II. Il. Raie. Battle Mountain.
c. Collins, Tnsctrora.
Gen. Borl". Ward District.
D'lrvhn Mathews, Star Valley.
Edward GUudzle. do
John Jack, Tuscarorn.
John EnnOr. do
X. Lewis. do
e. y. Willy, Csrlin.
". Conger Wells.
John y. Lander. South Fork.
j. ID. Abel. iiallsck.
Jud Dakiu. Lrmoillc.
II. J.. Keith. do
y. McGcrmiss. bellevue.
J. L. Martin, Lee.
J. G. Mon. Wells.
l.. Erwin. Melbourne, Australia.
Mrs. +. MestuB. Mexico.
J. j. Wiscmhn, Wells.
Mrs. 4. Wi-eman. do
II. l.. Agnew, do
Lee -. Clair. Drtth.
o. HolehaugL, CnfIin.
u. Washcim, do
7. llon'ymsn, Glover Valley.
A. Deyrr, Wells.
Frank Erickson, Wells.
4. l.. BidlcIl, Dceth.
Henry U,usner, do
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From Saturday. Daily. !
BainInRSundi.

BainInREundl.
Andrew ]. Lane is iu town from Pine
Valley.
Thomas Gillaud and wife arrived by
private conveyance from their runch in
Lsmoille, this evening.
Elko Lodge. No. IS. 1. o. o. F.,
holds its regular meeting at Odd Fell
lows Hall, tonight, beginning at 1880
o'clock,
L. Z. Hsrdesty aud wife and J. II.
Tab"r. arrive here from Wells by the
train thi. morning, and remained during
the day.
The Sovella Q1aTtette, n colorrd
troupe which gave an entertainment ut
Freeman Hall, Thursday night. h-d a
full house. aud thoroughly amused their
Au1i.n
Messrs. Reckhart & FTosiich have
now on hand another car luAi Of the
celebrated BudSri.er beer, which they
ofrr TO the trade by the barrel-sI
dozen bOttl,s-at rates more reasaua.
BILE thar ever before. Write 10 III,
and discover for yourselves. Ths
quality of this reer is always up to the
highest standard Of all malt liquors.
shooting match will take place down
At the Hot Springs IN Christmas day.
Turkeys. gc'sr, ducks. chickens. NUT
Tn nj beef will be provided in album
" - 3 ? z , for the lucky marks
h.s 'i"gr, chit will provide II fee
|.. Il Sho attend at the shoot
.-. v',1y riioIi will by male TO
r...r '4g !Uy - thu Springs . pleas
alt yU.. t." al. IA another column.
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Tho Concerf.

The Young Folks Concert which has
been IN PREPARATION for some time will
be given Mt Freeman Hall on Saturday
evening. December 9th. commencing at
. o'clock, Omission free. Children.
half price. At the conclusion of the
entertainment a committee Of ladies'
VIII wait on the audience for a cou,ri-
button TO the Sunday School fund.
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VIII Ccturu.

DIR. q. VI. Freeman. Of the Salt Lake
Surgical Institute, was in town yesier.
day, but owing 10 the large amount Of
business on hand no coulj not get
through with Il and had TO keep up
With his appointment ut Tusc,torn.
He will return here Mci,day afternoou
and all persons wishing TO see him can
DO 40 on the afternoon and evening Of
Monday, December ilth, q, tho Depot
Hotel.
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IRON Monday . Daily.l
DalmAzundi.

8ahmoSunOl
Poskis "dinSed" high in this market,
l6M cents . pound.
The appearances are favorable for q
storm at no distant day.
Fred. Wilson with nine Jurors came
down from Tuso srora last night.
Counselor J. L. Wins. attorney for
Morse. came over from Eureka ye,ter.
day.
Tho County Commissioners are hold
ing their regular monthly session to.
day.
The Presidents Message will DO tels.
sr"phed throughout the United States
to-day.
The trial of JeG Morse, indicted for
homicide In the killing of Isabel, is set
for trial to-day.
Hon. L. 7. Hardesty, member elect
from Elko county, went home by the
train last evening.
The passengers for the north by stage
this morning were A. Eisenbach, J. Il.
Eule aud one heather.
Owing to financial embarrassment
among solid citizens Of Elko the Christ-
nss-tree project is aUAuduned.
The social hop a, Freeman Hall on
Saturday night was "a success, so far a.
reai euj 'ymcni is concerned.
Two freight cars were run of the
track aud into Warner X Co.'S coal BIN
this morniu.. caused by a misplaced
switch.
The city Of Elko presents an unusu-
ally lively IMPORTANCE to-day, owing to
the number of visitors brought here by
court business.
George Bancroft. the historian, is
eishty-bve ,~lre ul' and rides siz
miles eve, a.,rrroou On n Kentucky
thoroughbred which cost him $1,000.
Parental affection is ere.plihrd BY
parents going to n hotel o: Restaurant
for dinner aud leaving the children at
home to clean up tue "cUlI yictuals."
The display Of the fig Of tho I. o.
U. + at half mG>t yesterday was occa-
stoned ly the death Of Grand Master
a. L. Shannon at Enreka.
The I]SpFPEHDENT flee is in receipt
Of new Hoe press, which Was put in
position to-day, ami this issue is the
'i.:t work done on it.
!tou. james McBuruer had ON extra
s4lue on his boots this morning, a
sN'nIng example Of Billy Simpsons
professional skIIl.
J. y. Wilde. Road Muster Mt CA;lin,
fatally shot Thomas Dryer, an ,mployo
OF the railroad company at PaIsads.
on the ranch Of tho latter about noon
yesterday.
Tho 2ud session Of the XLvII Con.
gress comvenes to-day. Our Rrpresen-
tative, Hon. q. ". Cassidy. stopped
here u few hours ON Friday evening Oh
his way 70 the Capital.
The Do Moss family. consisting Of
MT. De Moss. his wife. two sons and
three daughters, who have been giving
BRAS baud entertainments enEt Of the
Continental Divide, ~,re passengers by
the elnigrant train las, evening. aud
gave an exhibition Of their skill III horn
blowers on tho verauda o! the Depot
Hotel.
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The reason that The children will not
have their little hearts gladdened BY the
spectacle Of a nice Christmas tree is
that 40 one could be found who was
willing TO solicit subscriptions for tina,
purpose. We have no doubt that an
AMPLE fund could have been secured.
had there been any one willing to COL
lect It.
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Cnpt Al Fisher. Wells.
c Al SHETLAND. and wife, s Fork
" ii Kennedy, Mound Valley.
Vim Lockman, do
Az TobIn, san Francisco.
A Banks. Rye Patch.
Stevens. Star Valley.
W,a,bera. do
NJ Atkinson, Deeth.
WIN VnndTuf. do
Bob Conlry, Bcowawe.
FCluggag", Elko.
TC Mclaughlin, Eureka.
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nRsonic Election.

At a regular communication of EIko
Lodge, No. Is, +. and A. II. held at
their hall last evening, the following
officers were elected to serve duriug the
ensuing Year: S. S. Sears. Master; A.
BiIel. Senior Warden; James Clark.
Treasurer, aud T. n. Stone, Secretary.
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uonEoIIsu Misery,

On wednesday evening, while the
passengers from the east-bound train
were Mt supper, n pig-tailed heather
without the fear Of Joss In bis heart.
entered the cars rnd succeeded in get
ting away with several articles Of
clothing, among which was n valuable
ovcrcont belonging to II. Arnold. To-
day. 10y tho exercise of considerable
ingenuity. John Lane succeeded IN cap.
turing the f,loniOus Mongol and. with
tho assistance OF Arthur Lowe, under
took 10 compel him to return tho stolen
property. Threats Of drowning in.
ducod the Delinquent 20 uucarih the
coat, which was recovered. aud the OFF
GERS marched the heather to the river.
ns II about TO consigu bin to a watery
grave, but. on reaching the bank OF the
river. the thoroughly frightened sneak
anticipated further action by plunging
into the water, and. after struggling,
succeeded IN gaining the opposite shore,
wet, cold md minus n hot, which
"nonted gently down tho stream" h,
took 10 the hills. 10 the infinite delight
Of his oapirrs, who made no extra cI
srtIon TO overhaul him. II IL TO b,
hoped thnt his experience In Elkc vii
cause him TO give II vido berth II
future.