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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
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RAlnlAxanaI.


p. Cstano and lady and J. w
Parse were the passengers by stag,
from TuscIron last evening.
A. v. Lancaster returned from hi.
trip to the Atlantic States by tho trair
this moruiug.
Three cars carrying ll2 smigrau,s
passed west yesterday. Many Of them
were well-to do people. who came to this
coast TO get homes.
The passengers who left on the stage
this morning for Tuscarsra were A. v.
Lancaster. Fred Peliisr, ]. McElroy and
Indian Jake.
The fourteen cars OF beef cattle
loaded here by Dan Murphy aud
shipped to San Erenc;sco Monday eve.
ming wero a lot bought by Mr.. Murphy
from his former partner. Mr.. Byrne,
We arc informed that the teiliugs
mill and other property Of Whitney,
Vcassy 4 Co.. at Cornucopia, has been
turned over 10 the creditors Of the
company, who will continue to run the
mill With a view of recovering their
losses. L. A. Willard, one Of the cred
itors, has gone out from here IL take
charge of the property.
Warner & Co. have secured the O r
tract 10 transport to Tuscarora $40 tons
of coal which will bsgin to arrive here
from Evanston in a couple Of days.
The mining companies of that camp are
about to make u practical test Of the
question as to the cost Of coal for use
at their furnaces. Warner e. Co. also
shipped to-day to Sandy. Utah. for re-
duction. two Carloads OF ore from the
Young America mine at Tuscarora.
Tho heavy and continuous down.
pour Of rain yesterday played havoc
with the roads which we're just begin
ming 10 become pas rLlo again. ani the
occa'ional showers Of to day nre not
calculated to relieve tho anxie,iss Of
shippers and freighttrs. The road be.
tween here aud Tuscarora has qnaran-
tined all the heavy leans on tho route
aud f%reighis are still steadily accumu.
lating ut the railroad warehouses.
The attention OF the public ia called
to tho EIko Hot Springs. Mrs. Gar
rect has taken especial pains in the en-
eciion Of new aud corumodius buildings
TO prepare for tie accommodation Of
guests. Plenty to ea, aud dsiuk, tub
aud swimming baths. and everything
necessary to make a pleasant resort for
temporary visitors or permanent board
ers. who wish to test the medicinal
properties Of these lannon's bgths.
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nn.nLreI L.nclint..

Aas-Tn;.u sar received to-day from
.ae D|.a.u. 90 q ,h" Democrats C,m
f.l CDlnml.ec annpuncilg III { lin.
q. H s4.ga.vl declines tho ugmira.
q i'r State T~r2asgg,r. aid appoint
ing @ -e.iug of the Cumuuiues at Var.
siu q oa rutsdrv. oglpb,r 10th. TO I'LL
'hr vacancy. Tho nomination Of IIr.
hhrpE,rl vas made oi:ayut his kuoal.
edge, anl it va fully n week after
tho Convention Lc!urs hs WAS ap.
pr.s,d Of hes nomination. Upon TO.
csiv.uc news oi the action OF the Con
',utiyu Ia - Inclined to accept, bat
800 mature reflection h decided that
lei. her liza hu-iuss, uuT nnanciaInf.,irs
would Justify lisHccep;anoe, aud upon
these grsuUG-, anil these done, he do.
.!iu,s the honor conferred u.on him by
the Democracy of N.yadn.
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An Old.rImer.

Hank Keith came in last evening.
bringing with him his father, A. l..
Keith, and sister, Mary j.. Keith, both
Of Princeton, Missouri, who nave been
on a visit to Lamoillo since September
2ith. Mr.. A. L. Keith is one Of the
old.,imo residence OF Missouri. having
located at his present home in 1871, aud
has raised q family OF seven children
all OF whom nre living, tho youngss
being 30 years of age. Mr.. Keith ia q
bale old gentleman, 70 years old nnd
bids fair TO enjoy many years mora OF
this life. He. with his daughter, lett
10y tho train for his Missouri homo to-
day.
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Reeeher WIthdrnna.

Tho Autumn meeting OF the new
York aud Brooklyn Association OF Con-
EDUCATIONAL Churches. opened in Brook
Ign on Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Beecher,
who had been assigned to open the dis
enssion Of the subject Of Spiritual
~BHrbarism." mado it the occasion for
announcing his withdrawal from the
membership Of tho Association. He
delivered a lengthy aud elaborate er.
position of his views respecting the de-
crees Of tue Bible aud Christianity.
lie assigned as a reason for withdraw
ing from tho Assori alton, that as a
Christian gentleman. he could not of-
ford to lay on anybody the RESPONSE.
bility 81 his views; no could not. es.
peciaily. put himself in n position
where they were obliged to defend him.
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EIko County Fruit,

We acknowledge tho receipt of three
specimens OF apples and one OF pears.
Srown.by Antoine Siorff, of Silver Creek,
The northern part Of this County.
Tho fruit is Of good sizo and finely
favored, and Mr.. stotH informs us that
his trees are oil thrifty and Aourishing,
which demonstrates the feasibility Of
producing excellent fruit In this region;
and the time may not DO far distant
when sufficient fruit will be produced
to supply our homo demand. aud ship.
ping fruit from CALIFORNIA; will DO one
OF the things OF the past.
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Tuscnrora RAW pant.

Tnscnrora has worried through her
"bornsca," and is ngniu in "hUntnzI."
Ia her tho ups and downs Of mining
camps are we'll illustrated. A few
months ago land mona were 80 poor us
to do her reverence" A man was al
most afraid to say that he hailed from
T~useAIora. II no answered at all, h.
whineu ont: From Tuscorota my
friend; can't you trea; q felIsr?' Now
hc ronrs out: From T]uscnTora. blast
your eyes; come aud take something"
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Public ~spsuLInS.

Remember the Republican speaking
at Freeman Hall tonight. Tho speak
ers arrived from Wells this morning.
where they met "Uncle Gcorg'," who
has been kept on the line Of the rail
road, owing to the impossibility OF
transporting him by stage. Ry the ex.
orcis, Of considerable skill. the man
ngers Of the i. & p. succeeded in get
ting his huge proportions in one Of the
narrow-guage coaches. but when the
idea Of stage transportation came to DO
considered. IL was at onco abandoned
"a impracticHbls.
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a hnmrl. Joi.e.

You know these IiItlo spinilss malc
OF m upright wirs about eight inches
l,n-, sharp at oue ,nI AID set in II
base of ion Propl, hay. tiirm on
d,o.s /, put pap II aud ! Gers on. aud
the "-hoE day IA s,E.j.uAn Ulrp l,n a
.Il' h.t M a ca ur IA an oHcr ehrucrd
to 500 "A" OF those fp:n6les on a dcsk
and putt u"dcr tao hat, and the iol-
low who thought It wpu'd b, q cord
j ks to s'rci! ia M, apparently by &C
c,!ont, sit down UPON that bat aud
smash II. came to tbs couclusion that
Ii hal exercised iemtul bad judgment.
-EustUu Post.
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Tho MrIs tincrs.

Attention ia c,Ilol t. the Fall meet
ing Of the Wells Jockey Club on oc,o-
b0r 3ist anil November LIST aud End.
Ampln preparations oro being made for
tho occasion, aud n season Of rare spot
Is anticipated. There will be n large
attondnucs Of the lovers Of sport. and
several last horses will contend for the
liberal prcniuns offered. II IA conf
IDENTITY expected that tho races this year
will eclipse all former Efforts in that
direction.
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Prom Tuesday Daily.l
8AlaaEumtiI.
Election thrs, weeks from to-day.

Eiection tnFse weeks from to-day.
The Elkc registry books show i72
pamss- Maks it aC0.
Only ten days after to-day 10 regis
ter. Hand in your names.
Stage passengers for Tuscarora this
morning: NJ. Il. Fry, d. Gordon, Mrs.
Harley.
Iu the list OF contributors TO the Sun
day School fund published yesterday,
the names Of Mrs. J. l.. Eiof, 81 90,
and Miss Lizzie Hough. so cents, we're
inadyertartiy omitted. Total to date,
80 90.
The eomst presents q brilliant MP.
pearGrcs at4 A. 81, and we'll repays
the Inconvenience Of early 'iE!ug. Get
UP and sees it. 5
~LauSLton's success in superseding
tbs negro fiddler in u Genoa saloon
proves him emInonily qualified to I'll
tho Office Of Lieutenant Governor.
According 10 the Gazette. Reno has
an Indian who has u nataral glass eye,
" natural wooden leg, aud was boru
drunk.
boy eighteen years oil has been
arrested at Na~ York for desiring per-
mission to carry a pistol with which TO
shoot President Arthur.
Gu Sunday morning. Thomas Greg
or, agrd % years. cuboose brakeman o.,
train No. Z, was run oven and killed at
White Plains Hin, 100 miles west OF
M!mnsmucca.
\. WinrS',l:s ;ssG, Ii aGinals, pull
ed out for TGscarora to-day. Ihs
a!most dairy rain maxss ii heavy
""Ec'"ng" fer large teams.
The Battle Mountain Messenger, run
by one Seoot, all old fraud, who has
bsen IUnalng all over the state. try NJ
t. sell cat to both political parties, has
been induced TO support the R,pub-
icau ticket Of Nevada. Ibis is a put
up JyO IN the part 0! tbs enemies Of
tho Republican party to work m Injury
TO that party. It's a ,ssau trick Of the
opposition, but probably did not cost
them very much, il they only paid its
roHl value-LOSden Pilot.
W. ", Robins shipped by express
this morning to lis nephew at wiune-
mucca. Clifford L. Robins, a yery fro
Scotch terrier pup, said to be the
finest il Eiko county.
L. VI. BAun. IiEo host Of the lead
Ing hotel iu Paiisad-, Is in town, stop
ping at the Depot Hotel.
The attention Of the ladies' is called
to the aew advertisement Of Mrs. Mo
Master Ia smother column. Those in
need Of anything in her line will do
well 10 examine her goods and prices
before maaIug purchases.
Uncle George Tuay, Republican can
did1te for State Treasurer, came up last
evening for the purpose oliutervisw wing
his friends politically aud Otherwise.
He took rooms at the Depot Hotel. AMI
shortly after lie had retired, the gusts
were startled by a singular and unusual
ruinbIing sound, supposed 10y sonU to
he the foIeruunrr Of an earthquake.
hut Investigation revealed the fact Tia Al
UEc'e George waI asleep aud-suOI!ng.
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Friday. Daily.I
GaI,naKundi.

undts
Mrs. J. p. Thorpe ~ill probably take
up her residence in Elto at an early
day.
Strange that our Republican friends
have heard nothing from Ohio. unvo
they any news from West virginia7
The vacancy on the Democratic State
Ticket for Treasurer has been filed by
the appointment Of Z. saddler, of
Eureka.
Mrs. ]. @, Gheen. OF Fort Ha!!eck.
who has been visiting friends in EIko
for some weeks. returned homo this
morning.
The stage arrivals last evening were
j. F. Case, J.. J.. Lewis. o. II. yeasy. ].
I. Bahcox. The only departure this
morning was G. A. McElroy.
j.. X. p. Smith, of LamoilIe, will
soon become q resident OF Elko, aud
will occupy the pink house on tho cor.
ner Of Fourth and Idaho streets.
Counselor j.. j.. Wines, who has been
on a business trip to tho Wood River
Country for some weeks, is expected to
arrive by the regular train tomorrow
morning.
In Chicago, $4,000 have been put
up that Folger will DO elected Governor
of New York. The man who was SO
enthusiastic rs to mako that bet is
much like the bull that tackled the 10.
connective, when a by.stander remarked:
Il admire his pluck. but damn his
Judgment"
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r.uIIIon Received.

The stass from T~uscarori last even
ing brought down to tue Office Of Wells.
Fargo L. Co. eight bars Of Navajo bull
lion, weighing 79s pounds. and valued
at SI5, 1926 81, which was forwarded to
San FrHDoisco by tain this morning.
4 Tar of bullion weighing s75 ounce
from the mill Of Whitney. Vsasey &
Co. q; Coruucopir, was also brought to
J. =. EIoh. and was forwarded to the
Anslo-California Bank by train this
morning.
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Pursuant TO RnuoUuccmsnt. n very
for ouiioucc, Intending n respectable
number Of ltiics, assembled at the
Ca.Tt House last might, where for two
hours lb,y w,ro entertained ly Hon.
George ". Cassidy in an nhIu. Btraight-
forward and manly address. lie re
viewed ut some length some 81 the mot
prominent acts Of tho Republican parry
IN which 1t WAS evident that ,bn; party,
or tbs leRdrrs thereof, were controlled
by m0nnpolis's, hni Eal used their In
Busnca in directing legislation in favor
II mOuopulits ga against the Interests
OF the mnsseH. lie showed, not by nero
ass,.iion but by historical facts. that
tao war wngod for years p,st ly the
Republican party against tho silver in
~t,Tfs's Whs a direct blow against the
Ir ncipai Interests Of thu people OF
Nevada. JIo conusclcl tue direction OF
attention to other than tho waning
phpivg ipiersSts Yt Nevada, nni prom
ised hisorntst seaport ofnny MEASURE
looking to the development OF tho ngri-
cultural intsreEts of tho State. aud
showed Tint Legislation had bsen al
ready procured 80 far ns 10 insure a.
appropriation by the Government carly
Ia Decom Dor for the sinking OF artcs.
ian wells in this State. IliaJ compare
son 81 tho record Ui tho two parties on
several very important measures which
"cro nudof consideration during the 70
cent Uestsion o. Cungry ~, among
shieh was The Rsspn Railrnsd Bill,
Ruonod v,fy iay0Tahly for tho Demo.
gra;io s.io Of the House.
Altogether the speech wes a COOL one.
On bin Arguments wcro based on tn
public records and his propositions
were susospt bic Of y%triGcnion by any
one who will take the trouble to inves.
iigOta. At the conclusion Of Atr. Cas-
Sidy's speech, Dir. Mardll WAS intro,
duced md Addressed tho meeting in 4
few well chosen remarks. but owing &c
tho l~"tensS, Of tho hour. ho detained
tho audience but a short tims.
These goaucmon stopped over ~
EIko TO day. tho Grst rest they bavt
bad for sovsrRl weeks. aud went dowt
10 Cabin this ~svOnins whore they spsAl
Tonight,
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An LufcrnnI Machine.

An Internal machine was s'nt 10
Justice Field, OF The Supreme Court,
but rs tho family wrrs suspicious aJout
II, tho boz vas prisl open from ths
rear aud found to contain ton cartridges
80 arranged that hadihe box been prop.
Crly opsncd there would have bsen a
grand explosion, No clus to The sender.
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Advertised Letter List.

Tho following ia n list OF letters re.
naming in the Elko Office, unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday. October
Z. 1882: 4
Blair A Fillmore Geo
Ellsworth Il Uhney II w
Henry II. Bros. joe Jensen Annie
Rhohsr II w Van Luscn o n
Naniua q
Persons calling for any OF the nboys
letters will please say "ndvertised."
=. w. Hull, L. NJ,
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Reno papers state that the display Mt
tho luir IN the way Of pictures, rnuels.
millinery goods. furniture. pianos,
organs, aud many other articles Of use
nui b,Guty. has not been SIcelicd q,
any previous fair held IL the State. The
"~uiaNor"ble Weather baI kept AWAY
many visitors who would otherwise
have taken in the various attractions.
The outdoor exercises in tho speed ring
have been Unsatisfactory for the sans
rsasou; but should tho weather Of this
week Prove Favorable, some very inter
esting trials Of speed, both iToiiius and
running, will thko place, We hope the
fair will prove a complete success in
every particular.
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IA Biclur, Trscirom.
a Johnson, 81 Louis.
Il u Atwcll. Dayton.
Dan Harris, Huntington.
b Louis Btlio. Bruuo. IT,
a GrcoudiY. Omaha.
i BOrhlcy, Black Creek.
Dan Murphy, Hnllcok.
J j LOWS. Austin.
John Philip, Ruby Hill.
J o Powers. Owyhco.
o II Powers, Bald MOuntnin.
Mrs. q " nowcs. Tusgarorn.
ChNs Smith, Denver. ..".t.
IL J zones, Pleasant Wiley,
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GENERAL %scHorrr1p. who has been
ordered to The command OF the Military
Division NJ thr Pacific, ia preparing II
leave for San Francisco whore he will
telievs General Mcdowell. The latte,
10 very wealthy, owning a largo amount
~ real estate horc md in New York
CITY. The question Of Genc-ai Nc.
Doweli's successor has not yet been de-.
cided by the President. there being
many applicants for the vacancy.
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sptcy cotrespondenec.

Amos +. Ltrned, ous Of the 3OC
S,aiwarts, disappearing OF Bcecher's
sermon. advising the R-publioaus to
bolt Folger's nomination, wrote that
divine:
D,ar Bsschsr' You male an ass of
yourself yo'tord'y. AMOS +. LAuSrD.
BcechCr forthwith replied TO this can
did statemon, in no less direct words:
Dear Sir: The Lord saved you thu
trouble OF making an ass Of yourself 10y
making you Hn ass at tho beginning.
aud His work stands sure.
IIgNRY wARD BrrcugR.
Tho corrcsponl rnco dropped here.
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From Saturdays Daily. I
kHfIiia.unHl.

S.tuna2nndI.
John S. NaybuSh lit for the Duck
Valley ieserYaiior to-day.
Sunday School at tue Church to-
morrow att o'clock +. II.
Exc Lodge No, rs. I. o. o. F,
meets a. their LaiI at 1850 tLi. even
Ing.
An unusual number of Iadilus lave
bs,n seen Oh our streets for the last
few days,
GA wsdn.siny. siI.0oO,oo0 in new
gold c r,iG were s,nt TO NV York
tor TIE S.Gumup al ths Assis,aE, Trsrs-
UreL.
The TuSca:5ra Stage took ont this
morning the following passengers:
John Sorai:ng,on, L. Emery and c. a.
Watson.
All persons who iulcnd voting at the
coming election nIst he registered IA
or b.tcre o.toLsr2r.t, on which date
the ,tsrsiIa,!ca books vil DO closed.
PAut4 Who attended the ball ut
ns,rn %: atgLt r.poTG ~ ysiy plsasuni
time. though the attendance WAS not
larg.. on account Of the u~aiay0saL!s
weather.. .r-- ....
The following horses ir,m sacrr-
iHeuto w.Il take a Land in ,hc Reno
r.-.s. I'll Irr uuEa If M-rI,-
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FymcuInI.

Last evening the Interesting cere-
money Of marriage was performed at
the residences - Thomas Hunter by
Justice Sugeett. The high contracting
parties were Mr.. Thomas Crumpacksr
and Miss Nottio Tinker. At the con-
ciu sion Of the ceremony tho happy
couple ws=s escorted to the residence
prepared 10y the groom for their recep-
ton. where they received the cUusratu-
iHtions OF a number OF guests, but ow-
ing TO the inclemency OF the weather,
the number was not so large as would
otherwise have been.
The ISDEPENDESr was not forgotten,
and We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt Of n generous supply Of liquid
rcfreshments which We drink 10 the
health Of tho young recruits in the
battle of life, hoping their voyage may
DO franght with the best Of con st
aud that health. wealth, peace aud
Happiness may ever attend them.
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Gin.stIiI Nominations,

The Times-R Review, in speaking Of
the Democratic Legislative ticket. says:
III he does not bonst Of the proprietor.
ship Of q house where the fluid is sold,
his chances for political preferment aro
visionary and uncertain" Will Col.
Dow please inform his readers what
candidate on either Legislative ticket
ia now running, or ever did run a "eiu-
mill except l.. I. Hoale, tho Repub.
lican nominee for State Senator?
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HIoIrl Arrivals.

D W'nhnn. Cortsz.
G. Shutters. CoTtCz.
Conway, Bullion.
Fred Polticr, Sacramento.
A Kimball. ColfIx.
W Pope. do
o Peterson, do
w Mills, San Francisco.
NJ Marks do
VIM T Crane, South Fork.
George Tuny, Carson City.
NJ II Fry, Boise City.
J Wenban, Ohio.
l. NJ Baum, Palisado.
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prolific ParIIcr..

The Reno Gazette tells this: "H. c..
E'nmons Of Lovslock, has the larg, st
flock of hogs in the State. He started
three yesrs ago with eight head. Now
no has 600 md in another year no will
have 1000 TO sell, besides his stock
hogs" And the Enterprise comments
as follows: The ratio OF Increase in
dictated above is u reminder Of ihs sum
Of The blacksmith who was 10 have a
grain OF corn Tor the first nail driven
into a horseshoe, two for the next, four
for the next md so ON. Should ho keep
bis present stock and their increase for
another term Of three years one might
walk across tho whole State Of Nevada
on the backs Of Emmons' hogs"
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MINISTER ssroEsr and family nrc
Dissatisfied with their Berlin residence,
and II il said ina. Sargent has h,d a
friend scund Secretary Teller in refer
snco 10 = change Of Situations. IL
seems that he has n o entirely given MP
his aspirations for a CsbiRst osiuep,
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AtteutIoui

wo have just recsived our first in
s,Nllment, consisting OF twenty barrels,
OF Fresh, Sweet. Eastern Cider, supsr
Tor to any yet offered in this market,
which Wa offer ~ the trade and fami.
lies In lots to suit.
octf2tt RiCRuLnr & F~RoELrcu.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Samuel Adams. Eilensville, n. Y
A W TIcsson, Tuscarora.
u Lewis. Austin.
Jr Babcox, Tuscrrora.
JF Case, do
o II Veasy, Carson.
j StiggDy. C~ou,villo.
II a zieSler, II n II r,
A G Gale, do
l. STROLLER, Virginia City.
A Stroller, do
VIII Davenport, Eureka.
NJ Dormer. C~andelaria.
A l. Sherman, Boston.
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Hotel

John Jack and family, Tusearora.
James NJ Lane. Caudrlaria.
Jake Mitchell X wife. Huntington.
John Huntington, Panama.
l. Emery. Winuemueca.
i II Noonan, Santa Ross.
EFF Youuker. Cincinnati. Ohio.
/ II MeCamol, Salt Lake.
ID. G.. Adams, do
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TINS following contributions to the
Sunday School fuol fupl have been
made since the last report; George
Russell, 81; Mrs. Henderson, 81. To-
tai to date. sit.
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Singer sowing naohiucs at from s25
10 $50. st. John sewing machines at
from $50 10 $40, for cash. Ivory
machine kept in repair. aud warranted
fot hyo years. j.. r.. drbLIaAs, Ast.'
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a. W. Hrssos aud l.. T.. Morgan re-
turned from q visit to the "horDy.
handed sons Of toll" to-day.
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n. Wines team, which pulled out
on Tuesday and returned on account Of
tho rain, made another start this morn.
INC.
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WrrS an Elko citizen goos TO get his
assessment reduced. n County Com.
missioner, sitting asAn Equalizer, riz cs
aud ei7cs him n bat in Tho eye. AZ
least that Ia what Commissioner Hon.
eyman did to Mr.. Alexander Jas. Taos
day morning Exchange
The Commissioners Of Elko County
treat every man With tho utmost codf-
tosy go long ms he conducts himself in
n g%entls,nanly manner; but they do not
rroposs 10 DO insulted with impuuily,
aud MIR Honcyman had reached that
point where. in his Estimation, for
b~sarance had oe,ssd TO DO a virtuo,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
Hotel Arrivals.

II J Keith and family, Lam ollie.
A L Keith. Princeton, No.
Miss Mary T. Keith, do
John V Evans, Palisade.
Fry, Mound Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15

One HUNDRED y sEvEsrr-1Ix regis.
tered voters iu this precinct ut moor to.
day.
The Labor enquirer., 1882-12-30
The silver Creek company at Akron, Ohio,

The Silver Creek company at Akron, onlo'
is paying its coal mihers 10 cents aoyspce
and two other companies have agreed to,pay
an advance. The mixers strike 10 the q Rfon
district and the Tusearswas valley is e1tenu' s'
mo All efforts at compromise have failed'
and a bitter struggle is predictfd.
Two new mines have been opened IN tnF
southern part of the Tuscarawas valley, onio'
by. the Elm Run Coal company.
An important scheme is on 1901 10 ue'o,op
the coal and lumber fields of Clarion county
Pennsylvania.