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HIc! HACK HACK Why is it
that men and women will keep a trou
blesome cough on hand for weeks, and
even months at time3 Perhaps they
become accustomed to the disagreeable
noise themselves, and yet they ought
TO remember that not all are blessed
with the same obtuseness as themselves
At church, mill or market you can
hear the inevitable hack ! hack hack
Nhy not buy 4 bottle of Smiths Cough
compound and put stop 10 such an
annoyance
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21
SENATOR Malone appears to find

SENATOR Malone appears to find
trouble with the conglomerate ele-
ments Of his party in Virginia.
It seems that the readjusters re-
fuse to stay adjusted, and it re-
quires so much of his time to har-
monte the disaffection among
them that he has been in his seat
in the Senate but one day during
the session.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21
Notice to Taxpayers.

All persons indebted for taxes for
1880 and 1881 are respectfully request
ed 10 promptly settle the same, as my
engagements will not permit me to
consume three or four years in com
pleting two years business. l will
be in Stockton on Saturday, Jan cSth,
and in Berlin on Saturday, the 18th day
of February.
c. c LLOYD, Collector.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21
Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
to all persons who are indebted to him
as Collector Of State and county Taxes
for the years 1873 and 1879, that un
less such taxes are paid at once he shall
proceed to levy upon and sell all prop
critics upon which said taxes are not
paid. LEVIN ]. HOUSTON,
Feb. 5'SI. Collector
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.a..II.l,.-l..-l--..--..--..llll--..s :.
= SMALL PO.T
ER.IDTC.4TEDS.

CoNrAcioN destroyed.
SICK l.ooNs pu-iti d and
made pheasant.
FkVEEEp ASD SICK PER
sons relicv 4 and re-
fre he'd by bathing
with Proply Tactic
fluid added to the
water.
Sort MUTE C0NpLEx
iess secured hy its use
iuh,tl ing.
LIVER RE- AIR mad" harm
ie AID purified ny
Spriuliing Darby :
Fluil about.
To PURIFY TIE BEEN.H
CARANsR TIE TlErH,
it can't lie surpassed.
CATARgH relieved aud
cured.
EgfsItELAs cured.
81 RMS revived instant
~.
SCARS prevented
Removes all unpleasant
odors.
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Order Nisi.
ssIis 3. Purn'll rnnthsr If jgs-rtis 3
Plrre.i FL T!r,s

ssris B. Purn'll rnnthrr of jgs-rtis &
Purnei FL F'ris
In the Circuit Court 'os Woresstsr O.unss
In I.eui,, No 6ls O.'ot.. F.rp, 1881
TO 49,, Dec l3,b, 1881.
HRDEKED, hat he .,l.t uads AID re-
~ purtca Oy Wit.iam Wl.en. trusts
~ the sale OF the re i ..;ass Isatiohst
in the shove ealItsd cause BE-
ratified aid COZ E;mtd nlfs csgss 10 the
contrary thereof ia SbusG vu or s-itre
THE Isl iAv 81 January term next pros d+l !.
copy OF GIs ufAsr :" iA.sc.,d IL s'ms
q. x PAPER printed ia Nui5>..sr Cpan'y
euse IN e,cA OF il.ree SUCCESS - wt.SJ ttJTt
lie 18Th day o. J.nG4vy Ia h. ear ssn "a
undrrl and a EhlJ~.Su.
The report sta,es lis auouai OF sslsS 70 %
sll0.
1T a4rrssws, Clerk
True cory
Test, 1T MAarREas Clerk
Dec. l73w.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21
ECLIPSE Wind Engine.
Victorious ot Four H0ld 8 FAIRS.
HAS TAKEN & GGL0 SILVER AND 2
BRONZE MEDALS AND lsO
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
in more ECLIPSE MILLS than all others put to-
gcther We eXpor, more than all others combined.
Oar Mill il not sold cheap Mil. bat the hest
Mil in the world For last four years have never
ceivsd cent Tor repairs Of any OF my mills that ]
hasc lut up. and have replaced several other mills
tv H. ECLIPSE. We make IS sizes, from 2 to
6D g.. diane Ter. from 2mar to +9-hor-e power. and
l- q Tor pumping from wells. springs, brooks and
rivers Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
grain. shellins corn. Saving wool cutting fodder,
ttc furnish mills separate. will contract 10 do
whole job including tower, pumps. piping, etc, -
rlin ornamental ana will guarantee TO give sat
icton and refer TO the following parties, VINO have
them.
J r. Xord-rai o D. Mallory
JOHN Z. Phillips james y. Tyson,
John Gill A. r. Norton \ Son,
Hon. Jas. 4. Gary, Dr. VIM. stuart;
c HamilI, Cant VI n. BUrchinal
Henry " Rogers, EdwaTd Lynch,
J " Harvey john 2. Long,
;. Amau ". =. Neigrl.
Thomas Ellis WA. A. Cunningham,
{ l.. Cole, Rev. c. ". BaldWtn,
Wn. SnoTder, German Bros,
Co u F. Taylor, J. Il. Sriaksy,
James Boyce, Hon Barnes Comptsn,
Charles }. baker, Wm. n Hiss,
l.. Eohu>0d, Samuel Ei.ck,
Horace Abbott, Hon T. T. Arrriek.
John s. Gilman, Register Bros,
and 70 others
NoNPAREIL FARM AsD FEED MILL,
GRINDING CORN, BONES, Erc.
Address call Co
JOHN II. BUXTON d CO,
General Agents,
No. ~ East Pratt stresi, Baltimore. Nd.
The ECLIPSE has taken the crst Priz. Medal II
st.N ,rtft - s.sr a. d. Nr.w Anaaf tfa
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GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBYS
Propll ylactic Fluid !!

FITTING of SMALL POX
Prevented.
| LeERs pugif Il and
healed.
GANdRENI nre .euted
and cured.
DT E&fGEY CrREp
" "a MS healed rapidly.
: EFErcug i in. lott
tia.
letter d led mp.
II Is PERFECTLY HARM
LTss.
For S0KE THaoar it l. a
sure cure.
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
TO SSH A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE,

1--WE POOR \. VII IS lse rich, the eve as
we'll .s tie ,C.rs. ~ sic, - Ssll 1s
he a.sbaa3, ;hr yo..r., ,n,1i-- A. veil Is
he r"nng man. th- ..i~l a. ~ a. ire hoy {.
nv i =, ss ~tM >Nsc = n s.o'i+rs ia bon.
ST erp.y ;r"',T. ~ @ ri ar"ana tho bolSc
1v3 " IL .tsc utd-rs =, ~a.s u fo- thsia. W
at ave "a. 81 los-.ont, Iii the sire or
!Gfi; s.ur ."sre hna'$ ole = travelling.
i IN .onr o~s n.is r. ii l.os.S, s~c-g y.uf
iti.eds ara opportunities Il vr~ 10 sol
care t.E -.-i.',' men W e., i'pe.ri ynlua
r lIf6f;nstt"t ~ ,en t,-t nf :tI II ~iti
.ost tcI oats one ceat .or Petal e-rd Ia
Ar.'. t.s ca. Pro sec,ns. 30: is asay he tbs
il a,s ~ ,n~. ~ youa <.--5 tsass dnilars
10 col ~ g!sct tn. oen.rt~si'. ruo DC
anI have 10 'ny's, 10 e. -.e. 81 cey
I'D ruG lax a. "a, 10. IL. Yce ~th EsGaii,
80 chat i, ali - IN -.ay rs-.ssr TO nsk
'-oa. slo. TO 800 \ >tek eui t>t,s. .h =
lucrative and isl s+ dent St<>s Aonc.-
bile, -trsi y1,'or~l ri and f,rs'shic. A.
end 70 hi. IN tier SOE To- iA.'e i $OSEY
is II Tor NJ Who eagR-s ~lsh &C. We .il
-are,i~s yns aud va ~lll ~onder ahv you
never NIuie - ns her,r-. SIS ssss vCLL
sRTIccLkss TasE. Asi-.s
ECCAkiH co,
X..-nc this r~e-r. Nssi = URIo
St; d 3n.
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Notice to Creditors.

rI1HE SUBSCRIBER hereby give. noti>-
! that he has obtained from tie Drre-s,
Court for Worcester County letters ., sd-
miListtaiion nj on the e. re Of
JOHN J. EVANS,
late OF said county deceased. All persons
having claims acaius' The said estate Sre
hereby warned to exhiti; the sacr With tLp
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on a.
before the ll'h day Of july, in the yeer 1882
otherwise 'hey may by law teexcluded from
All the benefits ,he eut
JOHN EVANS,
A3miniSiratcE
TER GRO. T. ERAITEN,
Jar. l4-3.. Register OF u lis.
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"EXCELSI0R."

EXCELSIOR"
The only CLOTHING HOUSE in The
State conducted on principles nat pro-
teci the buyer, and iusufes Z far trans
action.
The only CIOTIIIN3 HNTSE IA
the State that is strictly ard unsIicraIly
ONE PRICE.
The originator of the idea. ana the
anly Clothing House in the State tt at
viii give e wri'ton gpsrnhsee 10 excisng
an u satisfactory garment a. soy 're.
OF, falling to completely suit ;ae tuyes,
-eturO the purchase money.
TIE orig house in tie State that Ia.
FIVE DISTINCT CLorHING pEPAErvvsrs
eact complete estabiIsbrsnI 10 is /.
The only house 10 The S.Ato that b..
,liginal aud
EXCLUSIVE STYLES,
opted from none. eqo.ied by none.
TIE only bouse in iae Sat that
manufactures an immense -iocA o. C;o,n-
~ FIR Ill ages aud sizes -,i> die-cr {
he retail huyer At = i's''t post ~ tk'
cast OF reduction. ma < gonds IN plan
.eil.ug figures, ana al prices 70 suit ali.
" F4TR DEtLTNG" OR SIN iird.
OWE PRICE orr 1ae13r
!. PERMANENT POPCLIR{TF On.
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TIE 7CsT LITERARY Afsc
SOCIETY PAPEaIf4 AMERICA
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HIS. LFs.a {. FiEK;'s5i. 6 Lf..a. EI,..ss.,

Dec. 81 81.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21

A Ill THAT BODY OF LAND living main.
Y ~ in Worcester County, and purity in
Wicomico County, maryland, containing
about 26OO acres in one body anu known
as the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
General News.

The italian railroad laborers are on .
strike at Albany. n. Y, under the
leadership Of a supposed bandit. Milf
tary assistance has been asked.
Obey Owen, receiving cashier OF the
Third National Bank of st. Louis, has
been arrested on charge OF embszzling
$780, President Tut thinks that
the actual amount stolen will mount to
SIS. 900.
Five more French ironclnds have been
ordered to be in readiness for service.
Thirteen hundred marines have been
ssLt to Toulou.
Among those arrested at Vallisi Island
was Nihilist leader disguised as wo-
man. The police made descent upon
NihiIist haunt on Formary street, st.
Petersburg, nnd made more arrests.
Nearly 400 ballots have been taken
without any result in the Seventeenth
District Republican Congressional Con-
vention of Ohio.
The action OF Representative Van
Voorhees, in securing the passage by
the House Of the bill 'to regulate i'm
migration" is the subject of much com.
ment.
The Boston ship calkers have struck
for an advance OF wages.
Tho Treasury Department, Thursday.
purchased $4,000 ounces of silver for
delivery at the New Orleans and Phila-
delphia MInts, all offered at the market
rates.
The French Minister has been re-
ceived officially by the President.
The Governor Of Ale1,ndriI. Presi.
dent Of the Commission to inquire into
the cause of the recent riot, who has
displayed farmers and intelligence, has
been superseded as President of the
Committee by the Minister Of Finance.
Dayitt will be in Chicago to-day. aud
while there will confer with the Com
mittes Of Seven, appointed at the Land
League Convention in that city, in re-
gard to the future action of the League
in America.
Uruguay has refused to recognize the
right Of Spain to demand satisfaction
for the murder Of Spanish subjects in
the dominions Of the Republic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
rho C.llfsrnla c.nv..,i.n.

After the nomination of General
Stonemau for Governor by the Cali.
fornia Democratic Convention, at San
Jose, last Friday, John Daggstt, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor by
acclamation. The Congressional dele.
CATION from the Fourth District nomi-
mated P. d. Tully OF Gilroy. for Con-
grrssmau. without opposition. The
Third Rv'lroad District nominated
W. w. Foote OF Alameda for Railroad
Commissioner. The Fourth District
Board of Equalizations COMMITTEES nom-
mated john Melarkcy Of Stauislaus.
The Second District n,ssninated VIM. NJ.
Crutchler for member of tho State
Board of Equ ,lization. Msssrs. Ross
and sharpeteip, present Justices OF the
Supreme Court we're renominated. The
names Of Judges Armstrong Of Sacra-
mento, Evans OF San Francisco. Keyser
of Suttsr, Temple of Sonoms, Gsp1l-
veda Of Los Angeles, Wallace of Nsps,
and Bowers Of Marin, were also before
the convention for nomination.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
The PrIce OF silver.

The rate for fine silver at the Carson
Mint has been reduced to Si.IIL Der
ounce by order of The Trosnury Depart
ment. The price 70 bullion at Carson
depends upon what bullion is worth at
London, but all other American pro.
ducts save silver, are protected by q
high tariff. Pennsylvania iron ard
coal, Louisiana sugar and molasses,
New Euglnnd calicoes and California
blankets, Carolina rice fields ard New
York wood pulp, are all protected from
foreign competition by tariff SO high
as to be almost prohibitory. but the
silver miner must sell tho product OF
his labor for exactly what it brings in
the London market.-SRrer State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
General ston.m.a OF LOS Angeles,
ths DensoeratIo Nominee.

ths Democratic NomInee.
The California Democratic State Con-
veption in session at San Jose last even
ing, nominated General Stoneman Of
Los Angeles for Governor, on the four
teenih ballot.
On the first ballot 455 votes were cast
as follows: Hearst, 1856; Johnson, 67;
Ston.man, III; Berry, G5; Taylor, co;
Archer, 90.
After the sixth ballot. Stonemsn's
strength gradually grew to its culI.ina-
ton in the fourteenth, with Hearst,
johnson and Taylor still in the field at
the thirteenth ballot. Hears:'s voto being
ITO; four less than his highest.
The nomination Of General Stoneman
is, beyond question, the best and strong
est that the convention could possibly
have made. His official reputation is
above reprosch; his military record
is without a blemish, and nothing in
his career, either public or private can
initiate against his popularity with the
people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

TnE Sentinel says those who have in
spscted the Albion bonanza, within the
last day or iwo oil speak alike about IL.
They agree that the mine contains a
largo amount OF rich ore in sight with q
prospect in virgin ground Of immense
quantities more. In digging out a place
for iimbsrs at the foot Of the June DRIFT,
Friday afternoon. fne breast Of ore
was opened, which. however, is only a
part of tho boiy winch extends 100 foe.
ON oil sides OF the upraise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

Mr.. Raphael, of Wsdsworth, writes
ms follows on tho strike recently made
in his mines, which is said to show not
less than $3.50, QUO worth Of ore: "Iho
property comprises six mining claims.
The ores are lead, with iron gangue,
carrying also somo horn silver. They
smelt with unusual facility. There is
a superabundance Of wool and water
convenient and accessible. This camp
has large territory to draw upon,
abounding in mines in which dry ores
prevail, accompanied with quartz,
which is Of great advantage in rsduc.
,ion." p. Downio & Brothers also
have an interest in the mines, they be.
ing. indeed, the original locators. +.
Ros'iter, lately with the Richmond, OF
Eureka. is foreman OF the mino.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

owNo to the peculiar features OF
freight rates, which the Eureka Leader
thinks, are not understood except by
managers of tho freight lines. Cali
fornia wheat is being delivered in tho
elevators OF the immense -four mills at
Minneapolis at a lower Iat. than the
grain grown in Minnesota. aud the con-
sequence is that large Quantities of tho
California article nre being ground. 1t
is said to make a grade OF -four fully
equal to the home wheat, which has
heretofore had the reputation Of being
the best in the market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

AT Pittsvillo, Cal. a few days ago.
Laler Marks and James Watson got in q
difficulty about young lady, whom
Marks. at one time had in his charge.
His cruelty caused her to Ieays his homo
and he demanded her 10 return, which
Watson told him she could not do when
Marks fred at Watson, and he fred
once at Marks and then ran. Thomas
Harris, a dsspefndo odsipg nine buck.
shot in his back, whoroupon Charles
Youag shot and instantly killed Harris,
shooting him with a Winchester riaS.
Marks isundsr arrest. young was tried
and cleared, as Harris had threatened
Young's life on sight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

IT is reported from Eureka that tho
process Of teaching the ore of tho Ged-
des AMI Bertrand mine has proved en-
tirely successful, the results being more
satisfactory than the proprietors. sfessrs.
Gilmer and Salisbury had expected. Il
has always been known TINT orc was
abundant iu the mine and all that was
necessary to mako II valuable was to
succeed in reducing it, as IL is Of very
rebellious character. This accomplish.
ed, the impression is that Eureka has
another important paying mine added
to its list Of bonaDzis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

THE English correspondent ut Alex.
hndria trlegrapbs that he is informed on
the best authority that il France aud
England interfere actively in Egyptian
affairs Arab Pa-ha will blow up the
susz canal, cut the railway to Cairo and
oppose the landing Of European troops
in Alexandra. II 6ea,ou. he will retro
to the desert, where he is promised the
support OF 10000 Bedouins, partisans
Of Prince Hnll.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

The Ogden Pilo. says: A little child
Of Adam l.. Johnson. about IS months
old while playing in the yard this noon
walked into pilo Of bot ashes. His
foes sinking ip, the poor little fellows
ankles and legs were badly burned.
DIR. Jones was called in and everything
was done to relieve the suffering Of the
child. The Doctor says IL At tho burns.
although very severe, are not danger
Gus, but will take somo time TO heal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

TIE Silver State says: It is now as
oertained beyond doubt that the report
OF the death of Con. Ryan at Deadman
Canyon, Idaho, Wus unfounded. He
left Kelton last week with load Of
freight for Boise. He is youchsafsd the
privilege not accorded to many mortals.
Of reading a graphic and detailed ac-
count of his death in the Boise States.
man. His old friends in this vicinity
are glad to learn that there was no foun-
dation for the rumor that he had been
murdered,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

LAST Friday night a coach in which a
number OF young people from San Fran.
cisco who were camping in the vicinity Of
Santa Cruz, were taking a ride, wont
over the bank on the turnpike road
near FELTON,, killing Misses Iva Crowley,
Eva Hussey, Celia Scott aud Master
George Scott aud wounding Masters
Burr. Burling and William Mocklse
seriously The accident was caused by
tho horses sbying.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

Al tho Cabinet meeting Secretary
FolSOr reported that 10000 Chinese
lnborots. under contract in Cuba and
dssirous Of returning TO China. have mp.
piled for permission to go through tho
United States IN transit. The question
was generally discussed. aud the con-
olusiou reached that, un Ter tho provis-
ions Of the present Chinese bill the per.
mission could not be granted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

THEwell at White Plains is now down
$50 feet and flowing water has been
struck. The Silver State says tho wats !
is somewhat brackish. Boring is being
carried on at the rate OF from 40 to 60
feet day. The machinery is run by
experienced men from the Penusy ylvanis
oil regions, and they nro prepared to
sink 1000 feet il necessary. The well
is being sunk by the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, who are desirous OF
getting wa.pr for their locomotives q,
White plains.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

Iowa was again visited with fearful
storm Oh Thursday, which destroyed
both lives and property. The recently
devastated town Of Macon was again a
sufferer, and at Independence dwellings
and business houses we're blown away,
and their stocks destroyed. The canvas
of circus which was playing in the
town was blown to atoms, and two men
were instantly killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

Mrs. HESEIErrA RANDALL Of Spring
field. No., committed suicide on Thurs
day, leaving pathetic noto in which
she said that the curse Of God was on
her because Of a wicked sentence she
once uttered; that the light OF love had
gone out of her home; that her husband
had ceased to esteem ber; that her
children were ungovernable aud that
she was lost forever. She gave tho
children a dose Of laudnum, but not
sufficient to kill them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

SENATOR ANTHONY OF Rhode Island
whose pres mt term expires next March.
was the other day reelected for another
full term Of six years. making the fifth
consecutive timo that no has been
chosen to represent his State Ia the
United States Senate. lie became a
member Of that body in 1859. and Ia.
has held his seat continually ever since.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

CHARLEY BRIGGs and Frank Mccoy
while hunting in the mountains near
Chico, Cal, few days ago, discovered
a cave in which they found the skeIe-
tons Of man and dog. Undoubtedly
this hole in the mountains had been the
home Of the man who was doubtless q
hermit. The skeleton of the dog was
securely fastened to tho wall by q chain
which was locked around his neck. Ho
had evidently been the sole companion
OF his master. and had died with him.
The bones Of the man were lying on
some pine boughs in the darkest corner
of the place. BY his side was a re-
yolyer Of o curious make, which was
rust-ea,en and worthless. With this
weapon the man had doubtless destroy
ed his life, as there was a large bullet
hole through the center OF tho forehead.
A plain gold ring. worn almost as thin
as paper, was upon the little finger of
the right hand. The inside bore the
initials G. Z. t. to N. L. r.. ;" and upon
the butt OF the revolver were also the
letters &c. L. t." These letters, per-
haps. stood for &c. E Thomas. which
was found cut in the rocks to the en-
trance OF tho cave. In ono corner Of
the cave were some mining implements.
an old, long.barreled squirrel rifle, and
a camp-kettle and frying-pau.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02
Important TO Odd Fellows,

An important decision and ono OF
great interest to Odd Fellows, was made
recently by Justice Westbrook Of New
YORK City. against Lodge. 1t was
entitled the Hudson Case" In 0cto-
ber, 1872, brother was taken sick.
His Lodge had stipulated the sum of "a
weekly b. nsfit in its bylaws. This
amount was paid regularly until July.
1879 Nhen the by laws were so amended
that tha benefit to scarlet members was
but 81 pc: week. Last year the sick
brother brought action for the addi-
tional 50 weekly The Judge held that
the original contract must be enforced
ia favor OF all members taken sick be.
fore July, 1879.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

GEo. BBowS, City Marshal OF Cald-
we'll. Kansas, was instantly killed by q
couple Of cowboys whom he was en-
deavoring to arrest.
AN application for tho admission OF
Utah as State, from Joseph +. Smith.
President Of convention Of citizens Of
Utah. was presented to the Senate,
Thursday, aud was referred to the Com.
milteo on Territories.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

NEws was received at Dallas, Texas.
that Wednesday morning the dead
bodies Of four men were ionnd between
Louisville and Pilot Point. Two OF them
were hanging by the neck and the other
two were on tho ground with bullet
holes in them. They are not identified.
bnt are supposed to DO those OF horse
or cattle thieves.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

The political Importance Of the Por-
testant religion in France does not
appear TO arise from its numerical
strepgh. which is comparatively small
hut from the fac; that it 10 n State
church., whose clergy are paid out of
the public treasury, the same as those
OF the Latin Church. The actual i'm por-
tanCe of the French Protestants in
politics is shown by statement in the
London Times that no French Cabinet
is possible that will not contain repre-.
sentative statesmen Of the Protestant
faith.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-02

GEonog A. wnErLgR. tho San Fran.
cisco sirangler Of his ss,sr.in-law. has
been granted new trial. A burlesguo
on justice.