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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
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Il II OF the greatest Importance, s.ys
s6s sarer Stats, to the people of New
ada that the neat Legislature should be
composed Of the noas reliable and in
telligsrt men in the country. The a..
nAneii condition Of The State d,m.ndf
that expenses be reduced to the lowest
possible fsures. The tar from pro-
eseds Of mines has been steadily fall
ing OF for years. and a. pres.nt the sg-
rieullural interests Of the State have TO
bear the greater part Of the burden Of
the Stats Governmsnt. Az Nevada has
no outlet for sarplus grain. there is not
much induesment to engage in the brsi-
ness Of raising ii, except to supply tie
demand for home eorsasnphor. and
until new bouanzas are found in the
Comsioek, or oaisi6s mines are de-
ytloped, this demand must necessarily
be limited. AZ present the only ait-
ei.s of export proSreed II Nevada are
Ssllior, beef and Sooi. To bullion
product, IS stated. has been decreasing
since the Coms;ock bor1nz. gave cut,
aud taxes will haze 20 be increased %
the other articles proParisaA,sly -:;h
the falling oa CT ths I.aas Iron bal-
ior. a. tbs expenses OF the STATE gov
eminent are fully as naek As vhtn the
Constoek wal producing ave timeE as
much bullion as the whole State is to-
day. The reduction Of sIpsps,s is
therefore absolutely necessary to pre-
vent sIorbiiani taxation, and those ex-
pepsss can only be reduced by lsgisIa-
tive action. This will not be accom-
Piished unless the Legislature is com
posed OF more Intelligent material than
comprises the ordinary lAw-mGkinH
bodies Of Nevada. Men should be Sc
lseted who will reducs the expenses Of
the Legislature at least one-half, and
Who will cut OF sach and all the super
fuous drains on the Treasury. There
is no ssnss in the Legislature remain
ing in session the full limit allowed by
the Constitution every two years, 4, an
expense to the Taxpayers Of nerrly S2.-
COO per day. The State would not sui
fer il after the passage of y few bills re-
ducing expenses, the Legislature should
adjourn and no. meet again for years.
except to select n United States Seua-
tor. This year there is no Senator to
be elected in Nevada, aud as the poll.
ticians will not take much interest in
the Legislature. the people ought to
elect tho very best men placed in nomi-
nation regardless Of thsir party affl,
iatiops.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Hew Ierh RspabIie.a Ceaysstiea.
The Republican State Convention
met at Saratoga on Wednesday. Sep
tspbsr 10Th. vas called to ordn by b.
Plat. and The roll Of delegates called.
When the roll vas concluded George
81. Sharpe dominated E. L. Madden as
temporary Chairman. and Warner.
Miller nominated Edmund L. Pitts and
demanded the ayes and nays. The
vote resulted: Madden. ISL; Pitts,
2i3. Madden Was conducted to the
chair and made . brief address. Hep
burn read . communication from the
Autobiography Conysu;ion, which vas
no, well received.
A eonmunic.iion from the Brooklyn
Yong Mems Republican Club was pre-
sented BY delegate Tate of that city,
Who said that the paper e.ms from
$500 Republicans Who held no Office
and were not for sale.
The chair remarked hat no Republi-
Is ever in the market.
At a:55 the ComGii;es on Contested
Seats presented its =tport In favor Of
seating the eertest.n;s from Kings
County. This caused some sonmotion,
and D&Sssi; said that the contest ~ss
absurd, snd TIA: if right VAS not lone
iks EiasE County kepublieaus would
rsfzss 70 vote. After sSas mere iAux-
lsg he rsPoE; vas agreed &c BY a vote
CT 3iS to sis-
II The eass CT Seneca County, the
Cozaisss< rseoRnenasd tia; the con-
tsS-E=ts Is s5=i-=i Great e~orfusion
folloEsa, aa1 AMID cheers and Kisses
the ehair sii5 there vas no provision
for PSliesuSn, ba: the rzlss we're such
asno seude=Sa ~ouli refuge 10 ob-y.
CP-- vets bsing taken the report was
rejected b! = rots Of az to z72.
The temporary Chairman was con-
uuGsI As permanent Chairman, Pitts
d-eliHiuC the Ger, A. be had been de-
fsA.sd astsuporsEy Chairman.
Ihs Convention rejected the motion
for s recess, and proceeded to vote for
a candidate for Governor. The f,s;
ballot resulted as follows: judge c. J..
FolgsI. 22J; Ai0nzo d. Cornell, 1870;
James W. WadsWOrth, 90; John II.
s'arA, 10; John c. Robinson, G.
Necessary 10 . choice, 24s. The result
was received without any demonstra-
ton. and the convention proceeded to
take a second ballot, which proceeded
amid profound silence. While the first
ballot was being counted many changes
were taxing place amid much cons
fusion, caused by many being on their
feet at the same time. The Chairman
found it impossible to restore order,
and refused to recognize any delegate
till SElsr vas restored. For q time i.
SEQ hat q stampede wouId be made
tow tnell, aud excitement was q,
fever heat. After quiet was restored
the second ballot was taken and re,
suited as follows: FolSsr, 2j7; Cornell,
222; Wadsworth, is. Necessary TO q
choice. 249. The result was receive
with tumuituous cheers. Senator Miller
moved to make the nomination upapi-
nous, which vAsdons. Tbs Convention
then took q recess till Thlrsday morn.
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
nrakemnn Injured.

The Silver State says: j. d. Lsmsy.
brakeman on smigrant train No. 6,
which left here for the east night b..
fore Iasl, was missing when the train
arrived at Bsowaws yesterday morning.
Condunto< Ewalt, on train No. 8, was
informed that Lemay was missing, and
hs kept 0 shsrp lookout for him along
the road and found him lying uncon-
seious about three miles from shoshons
Point. He was tsk.p aboard tho train
81 Battls Mountain AID left in cbArgs
of q physician. He was wholly nncon-
seious yesterday, aud although there
sAs not . scratch or brpiss upon his
body, his bead was slmost burning hot,
and no hopes ysre sn~tsrlainsd OF bis
recovery. He IL a new hand on the
fosd and his father IN foreman Of the
cabinet shops Of ths rsilrOsd company
SseransutS,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE,

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 seventh JuliGal District, Of the state OF
Nevada 90 and for the County Of E.LD.
-. u. AALTEH. &. LIND aud T.. H. ROC.
his, PlliuIif-, ". FALCON NISIS.
COMPAN1 aud FRANKLIN MORE and
JAMES 4. SFEuRI, Def ndautr.
ne ftaintins naned In the above entitled
A'tidh hereby live uoiicc that tisy have corn.
hrhccd an ECli"u In The District Court above
h1nFd AZ PlBtEtins a.tinst the Yalrop Min.
NJ Company A1d FraaE!in Marrv ana Jane.
y. StCTEyr as Defendants. TO- IlCcI.sr a Ger.
tam NecaaniC's Lien, claimed and s5Id bv
mem upon c'Itaiu property situate hipr and
being ia ltpCk CRBEk on he mill lie named
ahd aimed by "a : Defendant, :hc Pa con
silhiug COWpany In tlkO Comfy. state OF
N'rana' together with all that certain How.
ana 'uIygrtzIng aud Wet Crushing and
ANA samaliGg MIL theron. to stth-T with an
vac iani H"r"ssIE for the convenient U.S. and
"f'lpHii0n OiFsit mill. va Lieu i.,luEi,rI
sHd he'd una the provisions or act ofths
a.Si-i-iuTs 81 IN" siaie Of S'yada. entitled
an act 10 secure Lious TO Mrrhtnics snd
u"u lh'rriu.' approved March 2ls,A arl
hil ni4eI Acts Amsndaloy NrTcofor supple
mcHtsI Thereto. NDIic ia mBher gwen 10
ali pcr-ons no, log OF claiming Iens on ,niI
premises, underline provisions o. saId Ac,to
be and appear before faii District Cont -
the Cuu tFoom 81 laid Cont at the tow or
E!ho. Elko County, New DIS, GU Monday. the
9Th day Of DC.Uber. 4. d. 1852. at 10 n'clurk
d. Of sald cay, to exhibits there aud then tL0
proof Ofthcir said Liens.
W. +. = DEAF.
Attorney for said plaintiffs.
Dated September a. lz-g .rn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
MeIviIIe's

The following aceouni Of an inter-
view, published in the P~hilsdslhia
News, would seem to indicate that
there il some truth il the reported do.
msstic difficulty between Engineer Mel
vile and his wife. and it is TO be re-
GREETED that their domestic infelicity
should be paraded before the world
immediately on his arrival from his
long and dangerous cruise. The Arti.
Gle is as folioWs;
When Mr.. Melville had greeted his
children on Saturday night, says Mrs.
Melville in her interview, on the porch,
hs came to me. l was waiting for him
in the dining room alone, and when he
came in / said to him, "Oh, George, /
am glad 10 see you; are you nol glad 10
see mel" He made no reply, and his
arms were limp at his sides. Meta
caught him by the hand, and said:
kiss me again, papa; I am SO glad to
see you" And bs turned upon her
in nm angry and exclaimed:
Who Taught You to say that1"
Then 1 said, "oh, George, don't ts;t
sol some n will hear you. The house
Is full Of your friends. Let US 90 into
the rarlor and receive them" '.Thsy
are NO friends of mine" he replied.
"T5tJ are your friends, not nine" /
answered, and led him into tho par
lors. Bot one or two answered his
greeting, and thsy weto greatly aston
ishsd, and though my heart was break
ing l tried to bear MP through it all.
Can you Recouut for his strsngo
behavior, Mrs. Melville, or assign a
causu?"
Nothing further than that / dis
pleased him in regard 10 money mat
tsrs, and there was always a scene on
his return from a voyage. During his
last trip no only allowed mo ninety dol
lars a month. How could 1 keep ND
his housc and grounds aud clothO my
self and his children and send them 10
school, and meet the household eI.
punses out of that? That is what dis
pleased him. This thing has been
pending for years. aud now il. has come
ont ind Il will kill me.
Later Mrs. Melville described his
breaking away from the house and leay-
ing his family without a dollar or food
TO eat. He left me in tho most heart
less manner. she said, and 1 never
want TO see him again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

ACAIRo dispatch of the goth instant
says: AbdAlAh summoned his black
regiment and said that he expected
them to fight till the last. He declared
that Arab had turned traitor and fed,
ont that hafr FL Dwar vas making q
heroic resistance. The soldiers asked
why they should risk their lives for
Arab and Abdalah. The latter replied
that they we're not fighting for him, but
for their religion, their country and
their caliph. that they should be ready,
no said. to die. as he was. The soldiers
replied: The: die" aud shot him
through the stomach.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

A DrsfATcu to the Timcs,R svi,w W,
dated Mountain City. September 10th,
says; A grand ball commenced at Max
scboen's last %sysning. Bruntau. Island
Mountain, Silver Creek and Bull Run
are well represented. At this hour rs
A. NJ. the boys are feeling glorious, the
girls "snotious" and the weather CUP.
r%osrious;" so muck 40 that tho repre-
rentatives Of Silver Greek and Bull
RIM have decided not TO face tho rain.
sleet. snow and crude Boreas." Those
not asleep are engaged in singing "we
won't 60 home till morning." with the
musical accompaniment Of blinking
~eIasssE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

The following pertinent article we
clip from the Eureka Sentinel: The
Democrats in Convention yesterday
took tho boil by tho horns and nut
themselves on record with regard TO the
employment Of deputies in the various
county ofhc'seIcept when "nscessary."
Without any reference to the past, this
expression Of policy for the future Is
very agreeable to taxpayers. County
funds are running short; taxes nre
already onerous, and unless eonom ia
begun at an carly dsy they will drag
taxpayers still deeper into tho slough
OF debt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

A CHICAGO dispatch Of the 18th inst.
says; General w, 8. Ro.eerAns, OF
California, was in tho city yesterday
and expressed his opinion that his
party would carry that State aud gain
two Congressmen At large this Fall.
Ho thought PAoheoo, who had q ma.
joriiy Of only $50 in the Fourth District
two years ago. would DO defeated by
Tally, tho Democratic candidats, who
is identified with the labor movement.
The Third IL a reliably Democratic
district. In the Second, Congressman
Page will be ro.elactsd by the Ropubli-
cans. General Roseorsns has no doubts
Of his election in the sau Fran.
cisco District Hoqootsd General Ben
LcFsvrs, Of Ohio, ss authority for the
that tho Buckeye Democrats
would cleo, Ia msmbsrs. The ouuook
for a Democratic majority 10 Congress
10 very encouraging.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
Damaged Locomotives.

On "Wednesday two of the locomotives
which cOllided ST. Toano about two
weeks ago. were taken west to Sscra
mtnto completely disabled. There
we're two engines on each OF the col!id-
ing trains and all were badly broken.
One of the trains was standing on the
track ready TO start. when the ether.
which WAS running at a lively rate Oh a
down grade, Iau iuto it. The result
was broken. boilers and cylinders,
twisted irons aud splinttred timb,rs
aud one Of the worst wrecks ever msde
on tho roai. The engineers reversed
their engines, and with their frem.n.
jumped for their lives. and all escaped
with slight bruises. except Fireman
Crosby. whose ankle was broken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

The Reagan bill would secure to tho
people Of Nevada . much needed reform
In railroad rfreights. II the Central
Psei6e Railroad can carry frsish,s from
New York to San Franeisco for $500
per car. IL is fair to presume that no
money would be lost to the company
by dropping a car at Elko for -. same
price. But No are compelled to pay
more than double that amount for
freight by the carload. and in the same
proportion for smaller II is
rsrJ safe 10 say. however. that the
Reagan bill will never be passed BY q
Republican Congress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

soME Germans we're recently talking
over the subject OF IN e~lopOment which
occurred in Chicago. when one asked
another II he would be offended II his
wife was to olope. ~ badc you," said
Hans, striking tho beer table with his
fist. of my wife should run away mid
annoder mans vito. I would sherk him
out Of her ptoschss II she vas mins own
ladder"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

THE London Truth remarks that the
CLERGY are brought mp on the old text
books. They learn or a number OF
doctrines and statements nud cram
themselves with false theories and Old
metaphysics, and then proceed TO
teach. Sunday after Sunday, from u
pulpits. things which grown.up peoplo
won't believe and which intelligent,
parents are probably ashamed to teach
their children
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

BRowS, of the PhiIadslphia Aims
House, bas been held in 81, 600 bail for
conspiracy, by which several thousand
dollars were fraudl,ntly obtained from
the City Treasury, and Mrs. Catherine
Adams furnishes $4,000 security 10
answer the charge Of encouraging
Mayor Phipps to store the stolen Aims
House goods in her house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Two funerals took place on Sunday
from tho Hospital Of tho Holy Gross.
Salt Lake City, beth the deceased being
tho victims Of pistols Ia tho hand Of
boys. George Sharp, a lad OF ton and
a half years died from The effects OF a
shot 10 the hand from a toy pistol. and
Ida warsnski was oarslsssly shot In the
shoulder by a pistol OF ~ cslihrs in the
Of . boy II years old.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

IHE Genoa Courier says that the
nomination Of Charles E. Lsughton for
Lieutenant Governor is one fatal mis-
take on the Republican side; for after
the Hnii-rAilroad plank being inserted
in their platform. then to nominate n
man who is in the employ OF one Of the
most extensive railroad bosses in TIE
State, don't go in the right light.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
Ma..aehs..t,. nspubnc.n.

The State Convention me: at worcss-
ter September goth. was called to order
at IL A. n. and Charles S;ott was elected
temporary Chairman. Senator Hoar
was made permanent Chairman aud
addressed the Convention at some
length. The following nominations
were made: Governor. Robert r.
Bishopi Lieutenant Governor, Oliver
Anes. Among the resolutions adopted
WAS u welcoming back to their ranks
the third party Prohibiiionists, assur-
ing them that the Republican party
will do all in its power to prohibit the
sale of Intoxicating liquors AZ a bever-
age.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

THE shower came up, or rather it
eame down-a shower never comes In
30 unexpectedly that nearly everybody
was taken by surprise, and jefferson
street was in a panic. Young Washer.
who never goes without bis umbrella.
saw bis opportunity, and sailing up to
the Prsttissi girl with the prettisst hat
IN all Burlington. made n bow that Il.
warranted to kill across the street. and
said. MAY l offer you my umbrella p"
"oh' a thousand thunks!' she said;
papa will bring 1t down to his Office
in the morning" And she sailed aSny
drysbod. leaving him desolata and soak
ing in his loneliness. like a pelican in
the wilderness, and as Il weather ysno
upon The Observation-Disclosures Hawk
eye.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
REGISTRATION NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HERRRY OWEN THAT
~ the books o. ReslsirntI1n for tbs
ue .Tal Election q" he hsld November :. 1882.
Tor TIE election 81 State, County and Town.
sbiP othcriA, sre new open, and viii rrinain
open daily on = legal days from 10 o'clork =.
VOC clock p. ". until October 10. 1887.
snd from Octobsr 10. 1897. 10 October ~, 1897.
trnn 70 O'Clock p. Y. In addition 10 the
houIp heretofore mentioned. Al which tImc
the books for Registration viii clos- At q p. v,
J.H. Sr0URTr. ?
justice ef the pcsee and ~. mcio Registry
Agent for Elko Election Precinct.
ia Exc. august II, isH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

JrDoE HAIsrR has granted Christi
aney a divorce from Lis VITA on the
ground OF dssortior. SsIt Sunday
should be appointed q day OF thanks.
giving in all the churches, in conss-
quenes Of the relief afforded to the
public by that dsci.ion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Two freight trains collided in a tun-
mel on Tho Missouri Pacific Railroad.
three miles west of Kirkwood, No, on
Monday afternoon. Two Of the crew
were injured aud the cars took FIRE.
causing q loss Of $50. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

On Tuesday Drs- Lon gs:rsst and
Bsrilsson gave 4 Certificate OF INSANITY
IN the case of Mrs. Engineer Melville.
and she has been placed in the Harris
town Insane Asylum.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

oHE Of The California Powder Com.
psny's mills blew up Tuesday morn
ing. One man was killed. Eight hun.
dred pounds OF Government Powder
exploded, filing the air with flying
debris ami breaking all the windows in
the neighbsrhpod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

soEErHrSo is the matter With Court
nsy. He las just won another three
mile race against Tsneyek aud Dsmp.
seJ. Time. twenty minutes and fifty
nine and 4 half seconds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

For Assessor. Thoma. Holmes. OF
Csrlin. was no iusted by reclamation.
For State Senator, L. I. 4ogls. Of
TuScators, was nominated by sociams-
lion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

CHEF Eugiuesr Melville. vita his
comrades SorOs ana SindsrnHn ana
Lieutenant Berry Of the Rogers. ru
given a fne reception at PHILADELPHIA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

The following certificate explains Il.
self:
ELko. Nav. September 10. 1882.
This ceriiics that I am afflicted with
Kidney disease. l was doctored all last
Winter by tho best doctors in the State.
without SCARCELY any Improvement. [
have been stopping nj the White Sui
phut Springs-ba,hiug in and drinking
the w~stcr-about one week OF and on,
and can t~rothfully say that I have been
benefited more in this short space OF
time than by all the medicine / have
taken In the last elk months. Tn.
Springs. ] think, possess 6ne medicinal
properties, CEkRLEs FfsusnI1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

The Silver State says: A Washing.
ton dispatch says renewed interest has
been created in the Star Route farce,
By a denial Of the statements mads by
Dickson, foreman OF the jury, relative
TO the attempt TO bride him. Attorney
General Brewster and Henry A. Bowen
wore absent from Washington whom
Dickson's statement was given to the
public, and botb gentlemen deny bAv.
ing in any manner approached or
offered 10 bride him 10 convict the de-
PENDANTS. 1t ia said that their version
OF the affair will show that Dickson
made advances 10 them. II seemed in
credible that tho Attorney General Of
tho United States would attemrt to
bribs jurors to convict anybody, much
less Brady. who was a prominent officer
Of q Republican Administration, aud
Dorsey, who Ia yet Secretary OF the
National Republican Executive Com
mittss. Dickson IL knopn 10 be a friend
Of The Public Works and Star Route
rings. and his acceptance as a juror by
the prosecution 10 try tho Star Routa
conspirators has been asubject Of much
comment In Washington since tho trial
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
EQUALIZATION RJTICE.
STATE OF NEVADA. 1

STATE or NEVADA.
COUNTY or ELED.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the A,sess.
~ ment Roll for the year 1881. togo her
With the maps aud original lists fUt said ysar,
arc now In my once for inspection. sud thai
tue Board 81 County toMEaIskiUn,rs Of saii
county ani stsio Will meet o. the 18th dsy
OF heptetnbsr. 1882. 81 q BOari Of LqusIika.
tiou' and continue In session from time 10
tine nntil and including the ID day Of O,to-
Der, 1881. - A. q. UawIEY,
LIcrt OF said Board - Equa.iz.tiGn.
DA'eu' hlko, Sew sept, IL, 1851 ussep
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

FTKE at otiPPt~I Falls. Wis. on
Monday destroyed The Central Ho:sl
and two rows of fac lusiatsI bzi,GEas..
Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

THE steamer Asa t~oSnisrsd on Tax.
Huron las; Tharsizy with 100 people
OF board. OF ~hOa osiy tss. oHs n.a
AID oas woman, survived.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

THE Tarif Commission had = .ersou,
Al DtE Aoinss. Iovs, Saturday, ,zS
then left for St. Louis. They strz,k
some stroEg free tr-dsrs IL Dss Ncira
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

TsrsE - 10 decrease Of ysil0r fever
At hAtIaoEas. The Iivs= is constantly
rising and troops CT prisoners .ss kept
ct WORK C the lsreex
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

TINS Storey County Grand Jury found
two indictments against Commissioner
W. J. shoridanj the first for giving
Mrs. King nm order for three pairs Of
shoes, the second for giving Mrs.
o'Donnel an order for groceries with
out the recommendation Of two tar.
payers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

In the House of Representatives,
March 20. 1882, ninety-siI Democrats
votsd for Mill'r's Anti-C Chimes. Bill and
bat four voted against it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

ASrv IoEK zsnufsc,ory Of tin FANS
and boxes for oysters aud other thinGs
cAnssls uses 20 :cns Of Tin plate Per
day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Bon and Charley Ford. OF Jesse
James notoriety, viii exhibit at variety
shows in the cities OF New York and
Brooklyn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

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