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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28

tits respectfully urged upon all good citi-
cons to make early application for registration
IN order 10 afford the respective Officers OF
Registration ample time ior making ihos-
ongh investigation OF disputed o. questions
bic applications, snd every citizen 10 likewise
invited 70 cooperate With tho Qgicers Of Reg
istration aud lend bis assistance In accom-
plisbing a full, complete, honest and accurate
registration Of voters.
A.G. MERRlwETHER,
President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28

We unhcsitatingly claim for the Table Rake
that in lodged and tangled grain II does better
and cleaner work than any other Reaper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28
NJ q II Z . ii
GU Allied VOTERS
OF THE
RE SPECTIVE ELECTION DISTRICTS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

vINHE undersigned Officers of Registration
1 for the respective Election Districts of
Montgomery county, nj their first ana second
Summer Sittings will sit from 8 clock, A.
NJ, to o'clock, p. NJ, on the Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday after
the second Monday in July, A. D., 1882, that
is TO say on the llih, 18th. 18th, l4th and
18th day OF July, 1882, and also on the Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday after the second Monday in August, A.
D., 1882, including said las, mentioned day,
that is to say on the 18th, 18th, 10th, nth,
18th and 10th days of August, A. D., 1882,
At the respective places and on the respective
days hereinafter named, for the purpose Of as
certaining and registering in the proper Reg
istry of Voters and Poll Books the persons
qualified to vote in their respective Election
Districts:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28

Tuesday, July II, Coesville, Groh's Store;
"Wednesday, July ",
Thursday, July 10,
Friday, July H. Sligo, Greaves' Store,
Saturday, July 10, Spcncervllle, John A Ben.
netts Store;
Monday, Angus; d. Colesville, Grolf's Store;
Tuesday, August 10,
Wednesday, Angus, IS, q
Thursday, August IL,
Friday, August IS, Sligo, Greaves' Store;
Saturday, August 10, Spencervillc, John A
Benneu's Store
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-07-28

Tuesday, July II, Mechsnicsville;
Wednesday, July IL, -
Thursday, July 10,
Friday, July IA, Brookeville;
Saturday. July 10, Ashton;
Monday, August Ia, .Mechanicsville;
Tuesday, August ID,
Wednesday, August 10, g
Thursday, August H. -
Friday, August IS, Brookeville;
Saturday, August 10 Ashton;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Tho First Dead Rebel.

a dispute having arisen over the
question Of who 10 entitled to posthu.
mons honors 40 the hrst dead Rebel. 8
O. Wight. n Of tho slan Of ib. si..
ts'n,h Georgia Regiment, snirms TINT
tho first soldier who died in the service
OF the ~oon''derscy YES gn Augusta
tailor in the Fith Geofg,a Volunteers,
Tho knight OF the goose was not killed
In battle. nor kicked to death by a
mule, but died from tho bite OF a r,r,er
snake which he had placed in his Los-
ON " a joke, suppoaing II 10 DO OF a
harmless nature. "Whilo going abound
With tho snake in his bosom" write,
Dir. Wight, "a crowd Of bis fellow sol.
di'r" gathered around. and In a sui,i,
VI btArsdo, he took IL nj aud provoked
the reptile until IL biz him on The bnek
Of bis hSnd, from which he died very
soon. Tho snake was killed, taken Ia
Augusta. and preserved in alcohol. BE-
ing Ia that city q few months after.
wards. i saw tho reptile, which wa, tue
ieet long aud about tho size Of a chilli 8
hng.r. All III members OF IN, F,r.t
Georgia Regiment will rocoiico, TN,
circumstance"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
IIent nrI MoIItmIo-

The reason why tue thermometer does
not always accord with the comparative
discomfort Of hot weather is owing 10
variation Of moisture iu the air. While
the m body is all tho time giving
OH psrspiraiion, either sensible or IN
sensible this evaporation will go ON
more rapidly when the air contains bu,
little moisture than when it contains n
great deal. Evaporation is cooling
whom 1t has no obstruction; but when
u Is o6strucied by moist air, tho 70.
verse effect is produced, and A tenn.
PsrnturO Of so degrees Is quite as op-
prs''ivs as that of 90 when the mir il
dry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Central Committee,


Z. b. Elliott, the Government Ac-
.unry, has computed the weight Of
$1,000. 900 in gold and silver coin, 10
fellows; The standard gold dollar Of
the United States eopt.ins Of gold Of
MAE tsnths Of husp,ss. 25.s srains, aud
the sisudstd silver dollar contains Of
silver OF nins-isnihs Of .snspssss. 435. 8
grains. In round number, tbs follow.
rug table represents the weight Of g..
O0O, COO tn tue coins named: STANDARD
gold coin. " tons; standard silver
coin. 26H tons; subsidiary silver o,in,
u ionsi minor coin. 8 osut nickel, 100
ions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
GOas Clear Dan.

The old man brought here from Car.
lin and confined In jail Aw aiting exam
ination as to his mental condition, 10
the strange character who, abou, n year
ago attracted attention aud comment
along the line Of the Iailrcal eastward
by his SD 3UlSr p,rfoImancts. lie
irhYGl'd westward on foot along the
line OF the track. packing on his back q
large heavy boz. which u intervals Of
about hall q mil9 he would deposit,
and returning. bring forward another
box somewhat similar ia Appearance
and weight. lu this manner tho old
fellow bad brought these two boxes
with their contents all the way from
Utah, aud finally switched of at C4rliu
where h9 has since lived IN n littls
houss belonging to Captain Palmer,
obtaining Il prec,Gious subsist nee by
doing occasional odd jobs In the neigh
borEood. Tie suspicion tia, the man
was n crank VAS confirmed upon the
discovery that the boxes lie had logged
SO fsT aud painfully contained nothing
OF value. His insanity VAS Of . mid
type. however. aud SO remained until
quite recently. when he became violent,
menacing Mis-. Palmer With . club aud
developing other dangerous symptoms.
Since his Incarceration be has become
dsmonstratiye and noisy, occasionally
bursting forth in hair litiKg yellI,
mingled With wild, lncoborent Lam
guaae,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
FIIea win ryamp..

\ few days ago some Ave stage
eoachs'. belonging to Frank Ciurg.g.,
which had been as'd OF 4 stage line iu
Esm'Falda county b,iors che compile.
iion Of The Caraon and Colorado Raj
road through thu, section, we're shipped
east to Wyoming. Az wadsworlh 4,
occurred 10 Sono Of tho railroad men
70 look into II Of tie wagons. aua ho
ionpd II hlled with irnnps. A general
s'a'oh was tbon instiiutsd. aud nhont
thirty trawps, who wore comfortable
nHei in The colcbes. were dislo ICED
n compelled 10 wait for an oppo,.
!nnity' und'r cover Of night, to'Isnvo
town OIL binks beams.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
CFrom Monday sD.ny.l
I8alinAxaAaL


Mrs. T. D. Page 10 down from EurSkA
on . visit to hsr relatives here.
County Clark A. @. Dswl.y and
Judge Il. R. Bigeiou returned last eve.
ming from . trip to Ruby Valley.
Governor J. q. Kinkead was renew.
ing scqutintcaces here during Ssiur-
day. and returned westward yesterday
morning.
F. Aaronson. o brakeman on the
Southern Pacific. wAt killed while
coupling ears in San Frineisse satur-
day.
Miss Rosa and BSesA Alexander have
returned from Virginia City. where
they have been visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Armsr. during the past two weeks.
The captured stage robbers were e.
Pscted 10 arrive hero from Eurek. last
evening. They failed to put in an APP
peaIancs. however. and are still In the
Base Range jail.
The Central Pacific pcy.car arrived
here Mt 2 O'Clock to-day; stopped about
three minutes and then tore along
eastward at tue usual ga.loping gait.
Il, Disbursements ut thi, place create
nc panies in the Elko Bourss.
James B1rnS, Deputy Sheriff at
HuassOl, Nsv Mexico. was shot and
Killed by Deputy Sheriff Moore Sa;ur-
day night. Burns had becorns danger
Gus from excessive drink and resisted
nrres: upon q warrant.
The fine residcace Of Judge Rivcs, in
Eureka, was destroyed with almost oil
its contents by Ere Saturday night.
An extensive c~oIfagr4tion was only
avsrted by the most strenuous Efforts
Of Tho ere department.
John Craig aud wife have Just opened
the Nevada Restaurant. . neat aud
cosy little place. next door 10 the Post.
office. Mrs. Craig. who is an e1csIlen,
cook. has sole charge o, the kitchen,
and all who favor the Nevada" with
thsir patronage will be sure to get q
hrst-elass. clean square meal. See
"ad." in another column.
Mr.. p. Eosmino. the tailor, whose
place Of business Is next door 10 tho
drug store, has an advertisement in an
ether column to-day. in which he mott
aes the public that lie is now regularly
established in the business and is pre-
pared to MAKE new clothing to order
and to repair aud clean that which has
been worn. All orders from abroad Ms
well a. al homo will receive prompt Ut
tenliun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03

IEis stated that within the last ihr,e
years 0',UUO acr, 3 OF tire 3 have been
planted in Kaus.s. Til. Eo,ths,n Pa,
eide Railway is actively euroutssing
'r"c planting along It's line ia DaXCt4.
Fnrm'Fs are furnished With seedlings
free Of charge by the comp my. aad tho
ter has large force OF mtn sstt nE
out young t:sss along the railroad ,rses.
These trees will In a few years pro.ec.
the track from storms aud snowdrifts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
For Publ tc Administrators.

Mr.. s. p. PARK, OF Carlin, announces
in this Issue that he will appear before
the Democratic Convention as n can.
didnte for the nomination for the Office
OF Public Administrator Of this county.
hlr. Park is nm old.iimo resident Of the
county; j. an honest aud capable man,
and should tho dulles Of tho position
derolVe upon bin, they would DO faith.
fully and consci.ntiously discharged.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
n Hard JOb.

One Of our society young mon gives
1t az his experience tbnt IL 10 s.sier 10
TAKE a COW through a fold Of barley un-
muzzled' than to steer his girl pas! .
sod"-water fountain without satisfying
the cravings Of her appetite for a long
windsd cooler. But Is is particularly
bard for him to induce her to rass Mul.
ier's drug stors. when the fancy toilet
articles aud other things are 40 attrac-
tive TO FAY nothing Of ths medicines
that arc put up IN such n dainty manner
that they become pleasant b~sv.rAces
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Ter State AOsombIv.

Mr.. Van d. Wisksr, Of White Rock,
" gentleman well known in the county,
gives public notice that he aspir,s TO a
Democratic n~,wiustion for the Assem-.
bly,.
Mr.. wsstsn's requirements arc Of a
character s%mincptly fitting him for such
q position aud the cou,,ntiop could
mol well make = bs,t.r' sslsetion in
making mp their Assembly ticket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
ohameral.

A drunken shosbono tndiau vas see
rssling down Pisty NH 1asa evening.
Two 'quaws rsro trying 20 isslsa him
along aud keep him from getting hurt.
40 did not seem 70 be troublesoms or
bad. but merely very drunk Ilpt, and
simost helpless. II Ia a sres, pity that
the uupriuciplsd scamp who, aoid him
the liquor cannot be detected and
brought TO Justice. S
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
The Republican Primaries.

At a meeting Of the Republican
County Central Committee to-day,
September 10th RAJ Tho do, fixed for
holding the primaries for the election
Of delegates TO the Republican County
Convention. which was ordered TO Be
held on September 2isi. Adsisiied r..
port Of The proceedings Of the Com.
miltoo will DO duly Published.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
HeseI ArrIYnIs.

Cbas Lampman. Glover Valley
W A Penrod, Island Mountain
ii Van d wisker, White Rock
o II veasey, crraucopia
Chas E Lruyhtou. Carson
LA Willard. Cornucopia
w E Price, Carson
JB Moore. Ruby Valley
Joseph Smith, do
Robert Hsrtl-y, Spruce Monnt
Saul Tipprt, Island Mountain
John Mckee, Huntington
Vim CUug r. Wells
Richard o'Brisn. So nth Fo,h
ii j E-i,h. Lamoiils
RS Conley, Crr.in
II R,nd. Elk,
Chs f Davis. 0Liani
@ W R,dli.h, New York
Murphy, Dolly Va. don
John kin. Duck Valley
wv Dorsey, Hallrek.
Dan Hill, Cariin.
A Reboulo, Lamoills.
Chas @ Morris. San Francisco.
Al Oliver,
FE Drown, South Fork.
WHIT Crane,
II Pearson. CINCINNATI.
Frssk Harville, Tuscsrors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
FOR County Assr.sor.

We are authorized to-day to publicly
announce that Thomas Holmes. of Car
lin, will be . candidate before tho Ro.
publican Convention for the Office Of
County Assessor. Mr.. Holmes is a
gentleman well and favorAbly known
throughout the county, being ous Of it's
early settlers. and having very ably
htied a county Office TO which he was
elected several yenrs go. Should tho
Convention favor him with the nomina-
ton. he will make q strong run before
the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Tho Primary Election.

The Democratic primary election
takes place throughout the County to-
day. From preaent Developments. the
only contest Is FOR the nomination for
Sheriff. which is worry spirited aud will
have tue effect Of Driving out a much
larger vote than would have o;herw.se
been polled. SSartDE Of the uudis
mayed we're Eth depositing their bal
lots in the box at tie Courthouse as We
went TO press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
And lie Was HAPPY.

Russell Sage has $4,000, 900 per On
nun ~ineouis, Jay Gould $4,000, 900 and
Vanderbilt : 10000, 900. Yet these men
don't know the JOY which lighted up
the impsuunlous oountsnauoo Of . hap.
py ind! Jidusl at q saloon down tosn
last night when he suddanly dug out Of
the corner Of m old vOst u long los,
and forgotten quarter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
lRssa Wednesday,. Daily


.F H.
Another .HsAding tailed Of.
J. L. Byrns and wife cane In from
Mountain City last evening.
At noon to-day the thsrnonstsr stood
80 In the shade.
To. day w's . cold day for tranps,
only 0S in one ,ng Was counted.
A joint Official survey hes been made
which determines the boundary line
between Lander and N, o counties.
Warner & Co. to-day received from
the west 1890 pounds o. general m-r-
chandiss to be forwarded 10 Tuscaroia.
E. P.urod, his son Allen, and Hugh
Martin arrived here from Island Noun
tain this morning.
L. A. Willard and C. E. Laushton
arrived this evening by buggy from
Cornucopi1.
Departures by st.gs this morning
were Mrs. L. Barnard, T. II. Francis.
II. W. Bloom.
The arrivals by stage This evening
were Al. Dallas. W. E. Price. n. Van
b. Wisker, o. II. Yea,y. W. Hazsl-
tone. c. McMSstvr.
George Elmors is down from P,ko.
He will nov his family from the ranch
to his home in town in the eourso Of a
few days.
By the aid Of nrtesiau wells the desert
lands OF this State can be made the
most productive whsas-krowing districts
In the country.
Let all the legal voters Who have no,
registered do 80 at once. The Official
registers are now open in all the. election
precincts 10 the sounty.
A wnirlsiId came down of the noun.
tains yesterday afternoon and made n
terri5is clatter among movable thugs
Tor n few minutes. The air was filed
with dust. chips and old paper.
Through parties in from Hall.ck,
LamoIlle and Pleasant, We learn tia,
harvesting in those localities has began
in ~sarnsst, the grain being ready for
the sickle.
The style ut q wedding now is to pre-
tent sach guest with n piece Of the
bridal cake IN a o shaped like u horse
she's and tied with q true lovers knot
OF white satin ribbon. the suds OF which
bear the monogram of the bride and
groom.
THE recent action Of Tho Democratic
County Central Committee in nppoipt-
ing delegates 10 the State Convention.
has been reversed. Tie Austin Demo.
cat s"ys, - regular primary election
Tor State delegates will be held in this
city and at ihs usual precincts ON Fri
day next"
All the old account books, cancelled
bills. stubs and rApers Nbi.h have nc.
cnmulatsd in the Central Pacific R.il-
road office since the commencement OF
business by tie company in 1869. wer,
loaded In . boI-eAr to-day u be trans
fsrrtd to the general Office in SIN
ErAneisso. They constituted n good
sized stack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Hotel ArrITnIs.

L A Kelley, San Francisco
Euglshast. do
II A Young. Pleasant Valley
James n lIixon. San FrAueiseo
F II Francis. Eureka
II Mcmillan, wipnsmuecA
Charles suidor, Columbia
Charles Lamppan, Clover Valley
W Chas PaVsy. San Frsnciaco
Gabriel COIN. do
Jos 81 Clay, Cen. Mining Dist
II KinkeRd, Carson
81 II Garry. Chattanooga
p N Aiwell. Pinto
FL Csrvillr. Mound
w + Nhoads. do
ii J Jones. Pleasant
Thos z Jones, do
W II Boil, do
Henry Rogers, Sacramento
Fred Gordon. Bull Run
u Gibbons. Tuscsrora
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
bullion Received.

The stage from the North lasi svon-
Ing brought down from Whitney & Co.,
oornueop'a. Tor shipment to Carson
Mint, one bar Of bullion, v.iob, Al
pousdsi value 81, 800, aud this evening.
from T~uscarors, eight bars Of Navojo
bullion; weight s2t pounds; valu,
sle.47s 60. for shipment 10 Bank Of
California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Withdraw Ills Mama.

Mr.. Crit. b. wisemnn. Of Glover
Valley, authorizes MS by letter to-day to
withdraw his nnnc uuccmout as a eau.
didats before the Republican C~onven-
ton for the Office Of County Clerk. His
nHm" II accordingly removed from tho
published lisl II rspi,apt. IN this pepe,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03

A rAhrr Of roughs took possession of
oil Ohio excursion tain on SUNDAY.
and rolboi ,hc ]pasa,ngcrs. onc C W n
losi SIS, was thrown fpnm - Plat.
form aud the conduotor wDs uasd up Ia
trying 70 artsat n rongh. All ssoippd
except Lazy Klss. q notorious char
aetsr. shcp The police secured when
etc ssaiu TsaHhSd Toi4do.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Fndg,s p.ny.I.-


Get your betteahoies strengthened
Fifty ,hons6El GSfds a uocd ~ill b.
cut hi. ysarin-ths vieini,v Of Truct.e.
Tn. remain. If SIis. Fannie Parusil
are 10 b. inferred in I slaud.
Chin's. cooiu ar, / dem in ! In Orc-
sop an ! command $40 - mouth on the
rsilrosd.
Robinson's circus commeneed lie
season at the Boy on Monday.
The ns1t meeting OF the Board OF
County Commissioners will Be held on
September 18th.
The average hotel waiter IL = perfect
prodigy at cards-hS takes everything
with his tray.
j.. R. Harvey. Of Paradise Valley. hiss
sold 2.oOJ head Of stock cattle 10 8. q.
Wright, of sonor-, csI
Alargs drove OF ca,tla ts reported a.
being on thu wy to wiun-mueca fr,ra
Idaho for shipment to z, liforniA.
The Democratic sta's C~onv.nncu
meets at Eueka next w<du I'd lay, S ,
tember 9Th.
The delegates I, tn, Demo ,-a'iu
Convention from the ou'siis prco.nrts
haze mostly returned 10 th-r bones.
The remark IL been often heard on
the streets s'ueo tho ali ,urnmept of tho
Convention that this is the bsst ticket
ever nomin ted 10 Elko County.
Chiei Matches OF the Piures has rai..d
40 scrCs Of wheat on his ranch. Ha
has fourteen squaws harvesting tho
crop.
Did you notice how soon q girl, wheu
she meets a baby currisge With a baby
in 1t. will take u hold Of the hinlls Of
the carriage aud push it q few steps 2
She Il ptaeticing.
II have pothinI tn " a." COMPLAIN.
ei a nd Wis. "Nsv : giiad ny der-,
Lever pinI. ynu will b. Jlsta as nice and
twice as rnHm, nt :, " vas ths hus.
bands cruel Response.
some OF orr sIoha I9ea Gly tia: tho
Central Pacific r abroad Company has
reduced the fare to the Democratic ana
Republican Conventions to half the
regular rates:
The Marquis Of Lornt, Governor
General Of Canada, aud son-in-lau Of
Victoria. Empress OF India, is expected
to pass through here ALMOST any. day.
on his way to British CoIumbis.
Henry Morton. a brakeman on tho
c. P, was seriously injured by falling
on the train neLr Boo~nws. He WIS
looking for n tramp While the train was
in motion. He WIS taken to the G. P.
Hospital At Sacramento.
Jacob Eugler started for San. Fran
cisco by the train this morning for tho
purpose of repI"ui-hirg the large stock
# general merchaaIiss carried BY A.
PrImenux, Mt fuScaSorI. jake has re-
Gently b'ccme a partner in tho business
Of the a~hovs-nam.d house.
Tae T;m's-R-viow SAYS The Repub-
li"ans IN this C 'unty are waiting for tho
DE- IN 'rrat' to make "a mistake" We
l'Pe orr Republican friends have laid
IN a iu stoct Of patience. for hat will
I've thtir principal sJurss Of nu,rim,nt
this year.
II Southern Or ,gon tho women mud
children t. " large ex'.n; have ban
obliged TO wtrs in tho field bnrv,sin,
crops as nearly MI III, nnn for hiring
out have gous to work on the railroui
for q steAdier aud longer job.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Central and TnIon PncInc Com
ference.

ference.
a railroad cOD!sreuc. in San Fran.
cisco between the representatives Of
the Central and Union Pacific railroads
relative 20 tbs proposed reduction Of
freight Iari1 L'lNscu points in Cali
fornia. UIaL. Montana and Idaho, is
Alnos. CONCLUDED. Til, details u tho
business done vii! be ready for publi.
cation In n few days. Tbs only matter
Of public interest is that Cnlsurui,
shippers are hereafter to be guaranteed
the sans rates - UtiL. IIaLo and
Montana points. reached 10y roads con-
trolled by tho ULiou Pacific, as ore
made fTo Omaha. The conference
also agreed tha; Colorado ireish, may
go via tho northern line at the same
rate a. on the southern line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Hotel Arrivals.

TIE .,vsII aud wife. T~uscsrora
Is Gibbons. 10
Cbas. Z. Lnushlin, Carson
WIN L Price. ophir
Byron Dnniug. Arcatra
@ o Ene,trom, Belmont
James simmons. Illinois
s. A. MoPhes. South Fork
G II Shepherd, Coral Hell
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
HuiIIon Received,

The stage from tho north this oven.
ing brought down from Tusenrorn. a
sack OF crude bullion weighing &c
pounds, valued at $1,000. II was ship.
ped for San Francisco, by John Dixon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
pcpnbuenn DeIcro,,. r,cc,.

The delegates elect TO tho Republican
State Convention from this county nrc
James Clark, J 4. Mnyhugb, J. L..
Dixon, II. W. Brown. o. L. G. Fair.
CHILD. J. J. 'mpJcll, Francis Honey
man and VI. Y. Hatch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
Hotel Arrivals,

F,nuk Gavin, Elt,ta.
John Williams. do
joe Richar a.. do
8. l.. Morris. Pottswatomie
Knox A. Crnos. South Pork
Geo. W. oysrnau. do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
AdpcrDssh letter List.

Tho following - q list Of letters 70.
naming In tho Elko onlcc. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, August
&c. 1882.
Doughsriy John Dil bis W
Fritz Geo H,sha9e II
Henroid VIM LandOn W
Q. ". Hull. +. ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03

PHitip ErriSe, a rich and eccentric
farmer living near Pert Jeryis. Now
York. killed Jesse Mandsyils with a
'ihe for taking an apple from Lila OF.
charl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03

J1cos DAup. an old osrmau butcher
OF Denver, vaa murdered aud robbed
on the Platte River bridge Monday
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-03
From Saturdays Daily
8nlInngundl.

J. B. Fitch wssa p passenger from Tus-
.earota by the stage this evening.
The family OF Mr. John r. Bradley
are to return here from California
about the frst OF psrt month.
Thomas E. Atwsll. the Republican
candidate for Sheriff. arrived here fron
TuScArora by stage last evening.
Thomas Holmes. Of Csrliu. tho pros.
Peeti's Republican candidate for As
sssSor. isin town to-day.