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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

And in accordance with law and as provided in the
bylaws of the company, so many shares of each
delinquent assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses OF SALE will be sold
at public auction, at the Office of the company, No
80 Exchange ST.. Portland, Maine, on Monday, the
Both DAY of October, lSs2, at O'Clock +. NJ unless
payment be made before the day of sale.
3w4O ii. w HUGULEY, Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

ENLOUR and Choice Family <irOceries.-
H Butter Eggs, Teas, Pure Coffee and Spices
Meats specially. LuCIUS HILL,
Under Hotel North,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

INURNlTURE, Crockery and Glass Ware.
IL u large assortment; also and l0c goods.
ID. z. kNOWLTON, vi ter St
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
Tho Lest Panther.

The shooting of 'ihe last Vermont
panther" in the woods of Barnard
(Windsor Co... byFarmer Crowell, re-
called the exciting panther stories of our
old colonial forest literature. A local
paper SAYS: Stories are rife in this Sec
ton Of other wild beasts of this species
being seen in Mendon, Bolton, and also
near Barnard, but it is probable that
this mammoth catamount is the last of
the panther breed in the State. The
dead animal is unquastionably native to
Vermont, rs the catamOunt race roamed
the forest in large numbers in early
times.
Three panthcrs have been shot in the
State within the memory of the oldest
inhabitants one in 1920 at RoXbury,
one near Ascutney Mountain in 1861
(Which is at Downer's Hotel in Read
ing), and third in Lamoiie County in
1869
A panther was seen and pursued by a
party of hunters near Ascutneyyille three
years since, and was probably the same
one shot at Barnard. II was also seen
by two section men TO cross the Central
Vermont track in Hartford a month
since.
During the past season farmers in
Windsor county have lost nearly two
hundred sheep by some prowling beast,
which, no doubt, was this panther. 4
description Of the animal was sent to j
+. Barnum ct the time the shooting 90,
Cured; and the great Snowman in re-
Spouse said that it was the largest
panther ever seen or captured in Amer,
lea. He further stated that there were
only two live specimens on exhibition in
America The Barnard panther is es,
tccmed so much Of a curiosity that it,
present owner Tor rather the owner OF
it, nicely-stuled skim has been offered
fifteen hundred dollars for L, and it is
proposed that the lerce-looking relic be
placed in the State House Cabinet at
Montpelier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
Al The aSTcu; Closing ou. Snie Of
r.. Qsbornc - SON,

You can buy,
standard Prints at cents, per yard
Barker Mills Rlcachrd Shitliug nj lul &C. per sd.
Pcppvred Mills Domestic at els. &c yard
Heavy Domestic at cents prr sIrd
These goods, for durability, even
ness of manufacture and perfection
of finish, are uurivalled.
Ready made clothing, shawls,
blankets, ilanncls, dolmans, boots e.
shoes, and hats Il caps, can be
bought at less than Wholesale prices
ut the great closing ont sale of +.
Osborne Il Sons. These goods are
the best value for the money ever
offered in this city.
We will positively retire from
business. +. OSBORNE Il Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
mun PROPERTY fer SAFE.

win sell ng fauu sud mD psaacuy. .ita.
altd tWo and o. e bati miioa sDuihsnat a. The
ei'Y 81 Darlington, Lafayette ol1nge, Wi.
Said Farm r01iain 81 acres 81 scle ~ witch
aie BadeI cultivation, ihe iHaaGfe Btluz H.
pas'Elc and tim SER 'tbeDHl, Nldcis 1l.oNn
= We Aimee Branch or Union MiH b. good
repair, Win iw0 un Cl fuf pEd com H.
good condition. aud doing good business
There Is a good itfule dwelling, almost new
two stories Fua a. bali high, and also o'hct oui.
buidlngB, Wiih we'll and C-ttgB al iis G0ol
This property will be sold on reasonable terms,
as ! am going cast. ard must tc sold ca or be.
tore the FIRST day q April 1850.
Terms or SALE One. half cash and balance
70 suit purchaser. il preferred, an may b
paid III cash,
For further particulars apply on the prem
iais 10 THOMAS WOODWARD,
Or to Thomas GLEASON A c,ieueer, at Darling
ton. Wis. tApr. /.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
Teachers EYaminali0H& Institute.
Isxa County, .rriag Of 1897.

Teachers Institute or one week, closing
with examination, SIN be betd 80 DodgryiIle
commencing on Monday March 23ut oud
continuing through lle wreck Il wil bg coil
Quoted by Pro, 4. McLGugh#io, oi Fond du
Lac.
Since IL ism recognized fact thUi Institute
trimming is 80 effective fundamentally ia H..
cren-ing lhe zaul 0ud ability OF tcaebcis, 4 3,
hoped aud cTpee'cd ihat jbe tacLers a. Iowa
County viii embrace tais opportunity.
EXAMINATIONS Will Pr Hcap ~ vcigows.
DudgeyIllc, March oath ana 18th.
Mncu. Point. MagcH 1s,l gud s5in
NiliH, March 3iA Apiiisl
Highland, Aprii - AID IlA
Av0ca, Aprt Obj aHd fh
Arena. a Gl luih anA illu
j. BOWLING, CO Supl
ArcDa, Feb. 23.l, 1852 -,d
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
Desirable Property for snIc.

The brick store building and two
lots next below the L. ). Hotel, on
High St, is for sale. The upper
part of the boildinc is conveniently
arranged for a dwelling, also
garden lot back behind, and the va
cant lot situated between John
Jeucks and J. A Spratler's store on
High street For particulars apply
To +. Gu1MANN
l0--tf Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. l

COUNTY OF IOWA,
Notice is hereby given that so much of each
tract or parcel of land described in the follow
ing list, as may be necessary for that purpose,
will on the third Tuesday OF May next, being
next succeeding days thereafter be sold by me
ut public auction, at my ofice, in The Court
House, in the village of Dodgeyille, in the Coua-
ty and State aforesaid for the payment of ne
DELINQUENT taxes of the year 1881 together wi h
interest and charges thereon,) which said taxes
have been returned TO this office delinquent,
prior 70 this date, by he Treasure, of The 1ev-
eral towns and the Treasurer Of the city of Min
eral Point, in The County OF iowa and State OF
Wisconsin
Given under my hand, at ,he County Treasur-
er's Office, in the village of Dodgevile, in said
County this third day of April, A. d. 1882
JAMES CLEMINSON, County Treasurer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

The Lake Of Constance is so low that
the steamers are compelled 10 discon-
Time their calls at several places on its
shore. The same j. the ease with the
Lake OF Geneva only once before dur
ing the present century. 1t Is said, have
the lakes of Switzerland contained 20
little water IS at the present moment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

PRoF. s. II. OSBORNE will lee in
Mineral Point Tor the purpose of
giving Instructions in Vocal and
Instrumental music every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 1914. ISL IalY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

IT is foolish mistake to confound
a remedy of merit with quack med.
icines. We have used Parkers Gin.
ger Tonic with the happieSt results
for Dyspepsia, and Debility, and
know 1t to be . sterling health re-
storitiyc.- Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

USE DR.. l. + Towne'S iphtheria
King for the cure of all throat dis.
eases. IA pere3 fails. For sale by
Prof. {. X Mottett. 7m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

Superior Fence Wire, lateot and
best, tor sale by Martin d Toay.
Sw-lO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

LARGE chromos for s 90 for the
Mineral Point Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

IN " = : =
30 Of deeds. page 425 q
: pit 81 n Pt u nv.. see
vol % Of dds, rs - 90
ne,ofnS. 81
G DIV. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

dition. except y feet or lot 40 and 20 II on lot
A. and 69 feet inches OFF lot 80.
Lots 60 and 70 in Stayeley's addition.
Lots Il, ~. 80 and 81 in Stavelcy's addition.
Lot 30l in Twins addition
Lots 40 and ~ in Staveley's addition.
Lot a,4 IL. Twins addition.
Lot ~ in Stayeley's addition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-13

Celluloid or waterproof linen col
lars aud cuffs, fresh supply has
Just been received at Delers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
BTIgnt sni Happy Day.

Tuesday, July 18th, will be n & aud
holiday for our ~ ciion. for We nr. pro-
mis- d to have OIL John RobinsJu's
gre t sh " on ia It day. The name is
20 farilia'. and his ,Teell-ut r-puttt ON
So wril-knowu to every household III tae
I'n', It seems almost sureifluuus TO
make further remarks. but this yanr the
heat: old Veteran has cumoined all bis
big Shoas in IL extraordinary c"mbi-
n"'i' n, forming a vast aggr. CATION Of
"nhiOi ions tn 1t eclipse all Others, whose
only p'elcnsious are in Empty promises
made Tut never fulfilled. Uncl. John
Robinson Is to-day The rich, st q. anger
in the Land, and the only one mar."
owner OF n show. for all the "big show"
Is his, wUils others arc mostly Joint
stock concerns with several partners.
Dir. NObinsou has vested in this grrnt
enterprise Of his nearly 50, 900. OOU, and
Orin- 3 before the public novelties and
new features never yet exhibited in tits
country. The circus department has 10
it artists brought from Europe specially
for lhia season, while the menagstie con-
inins a large number OF wonderful ami.
mails, many OF which cost. separately,
enough TO s'att two or three such shows
as oft'n travel upon paper" That
"honcSty Ia the best policy" is amply
d. moptIrstrd by Mr. Robinson. and Tor
the iest hnlf century he has kept his
every promise 10 tue public and his
large fottnne Is tns result. In this acc.
ton bo will iud our, people Apr, ciale
him and rev 'rh him for bringing suol, an
immense show Tor their anus m ut aud
instruction. The show has It's own
T rim, and on the morning Of Tuesday.
July 18th, will give n grand free street
parade worth n days travel to witness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
From Tuesday Daily,
saimaranai.

Jim McBurnsy il engaged in repair.
ing the ceiling Of the Bakery.
The Bicycle Club OF Laramie leave.
to-day on = trip to Denver.
The hrst passenger train from Chi.
eaRo over the Darlington lin. arrived ut
the Union depot. Denver, Jul, SRI.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Nevada will be held at Eureka on the
9Th Of September.
Three cars Of .migrants went East
this morniug. The travel East aud West
seems to be about a siaud-of.
Warner 4 Co. to-day shipped by Al.
wells teams for T~u.caror., IL, 800
pounds OF general mel haudise.
@ orge W. Jones. committed to the
Insane asylum from this county, was
discharged from that institution last
Friday.
Haying along the Humboldt has now
commenced ia earnest anil we under
stand that mowers are already at work
in the m"adows out in the valleys. The
crop 81 f.: ns reported. will be un.
usua'lr heavy.
The funi for the relief Of the wife OF
s. rg"Hnt Mason is again swelling under
the rmind-rs Of the past ten days.
Betty " is very comfortable and s1-
pr hope to DO able 10 carry a
pardon To her husband soon.
Th- onlr business transacted in the
District Court y. sirrday, WAS the order
ing 81 a decree by the Court, granting
Sarah Robinson n divorce from NJ THEW
Robinson. ut. which Court adjourned
until Saturday N 1t. the 18th inst.
Commissioner ]. J. Campbell arrived
h re from his home at Fort II tileck, by
th" tram this morning. He comes as A
witness in the preliminary examination
OF M"lntyrc. who shot a srLii-r ut the
Station on the night Of the 4,h INST. ,
Charley Eis'nherg, Superint.nd n, Of
tn" B!urb-ll C'n. at Railroad District,
arrived here this morning anil eturns
thi" evening. H. reports everything in
full BIAS III tho mines; not an i'd. m.n
in the camp. and everybody Hourishing.
Rrinhart & Co. are to-day. loading
on cars fr shipment to Baltimore 80
tons OF copper ingnts and Is tons of
copper matte; the balance Of the lat.
run from the furnace at Railroad Dis.
trIct. .
The Virginia En'c-priss is the nu-
ih"r',r for the abatement that 1t q r.
cent ball near that place the belle was
dressed in a wsba-p and string nj
be DIS Certainly n very airy costume
and no doubt me that ATTRACTED unusual
att ntion.
Cory Parker and family ard the
family of atc Yates, started for Mis-
sruri by the tain this morning. Th,y
hid ben selling of their fleets for
some time past, in PREPARATION for re-
muvnl back t. their old home in the
"S'a,'s." lstrc Yates. who /. at IT =.
"n' in U;nh, is to jim his family at
Ogden. Nc. P'Tk-r aud family once
To- fore returned Eat with y view # re-
manning tr-r-, bur STAYED only ahoui a
ye"r. and The old lazy Yates eIpres I'd
ih" btli't TINT n similar result would
follow the present move.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Unhappy Eureka.

The Sentinel vainly attempts to con-
eeal its disgust at the sup, Tor geo.
graphical advantages Of this ruta baga
district over the narrow gaugue restric-
tons Of the Base Range Queen, under
the guise Of POPULARITY. It'svery forced
though-like the boy wbislliug in the
grave-yard-voiy little mus or melody.
Just listen to its wsil:
ave "re not going to have the circus.
We shall mis- tue fresh jpkrs of the
clown. We shall not have u chance to
poke the byena, or pull tho monkeys
fail provided they have any. We shnll
have no chance to bny q littlo book Of
songs or packages Of prize candy for
our girls, or anything This is Ind
enough. Bnt the crush comes upou us
when /" neighbor is going to have all
thu SO things aud the side shows thrown
in, and al on CONF the blow is
mortal. In q spirit Of utter heartiess-
ness the Exc Independent, tho whole
force Of which goes free to SEE the Wild,
fnnia-i tic. b ir-llftiug show OF Robinson
Of tho 18th, burns w with the following
sela-h eIuitation: How doth the small
boy rejoice in the prospect od enjoying
as The Gay ~arE"oach'E when thu sle.
plant will go round, when the band will
begin to play. and when the crowd in
front OF tue mok-ys' cage had better.
but will not stay away"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
trron rAor.a.,,. p..,y.,
ssInaxunaI.


The State Boa,do Of Paidons II still in
session at Carson.
Elko has the oldest man living in the
United States. He 10 S45.
The coming political campsign is be-
ginning to elpin the attention Of poll.
t%iciAns everywhere.
Arrivals from the North by stag. last
evening we're: Ida johnson. Bell Rog.rs
and Rosa Rogers.
All tho present State officers. with
abe exception Of Attorney General MUIR
ply. are candidates for re election.
Tho Mint rate for ans silver is ad-
v"nced to 81 i3h per ounce Zoe, upon
authority of the Treasury Department
The stage departures for the North
this morning were: G. Mex ~. Frank
w. Riddle. John McGulse. L. q. VAL
lem Inc and J. b. Fitch.
Mr. N. wescoatt arrived here from
Euseks to day, IN his return trip TO
Salt Lake City. lie will continue hin
route by the train this evening.
Harv. MeAdams is about to t.he the
lid in the capacity Of book agent and
lecturer; The subject OF ih- latt. T being.
THE seli-mnde Men Of onr Day."
Harr. baf jus, struck his strong suit.
A man mp from Arizona brought the
news from that locality that Ben Tasker
bad been killed a few miles below Pres
colt. in that Territory. He was shot.
He bad been mixed up With some steal
ing affair.
The Phoebe Record mentions tina,
supt. John Mentally was in town from
Royal City on tho Fourth. and attended
a dinner party given by Mrs T. Camp
bell.
1t would be = safe bet at INV time.
that il there were any women il his
neiPhborhood Mac would find his way
among EN-.
warner & Co. received from Alta.
Cal. three car-loa q of lumber aud tim
Der for Urton & Co. at Tuscarora.
They also, to day loaded Laish &
How"l's teams with 9nCe feet PLUMBER
and $500 pounds Of merchandise for
Urton 4 Co. at Tuscararn; also. John
Speucu's team with lumber for Psltivr
4 Co. Of that place.
A rich seam Of ore was discovered In
the l50-foot level OF the Grand Prize
aday or two since, at q point about $40
feet east Of the old shaft. Tho TINES
Revirw says while running n drift in
that locality the siam was cut, which
though small II, lrst is gradually widen
ing out as depth 10 attained. At the
Present writing it Las been opened only
TO a depth Of five OF six feet. and the
win is some Ia inches vide Of orc rich
in both native and horn silver, and
which will mill several bundled dollars
per ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Local nri.n.

The stage from tue North list evening
brought from the mill o. vtsey 4 Co,
al coruucopia. a sack Of crude bullion.
weigh NJ Is pounds. and valued At
$1,000. which was shipped west this
morning.
Warner e Go. forwarded To Tuscsrora
this morning, By Ben Yates team, 1000
pounds Of general merobsndiss.
The passengers by stpgo from fuses
fora. last evening woro A II. Smith and
Frank Nation. For the North this
morning; E. II. Mead. W. A. Walker
aud a. j. Aubr,.
A. v. l. u ister. OF Tuscarora. c,ms
down by privai. eonv~yspco lat even
ing, and started back after the arrival
Of tn oTir =, train ir the v ct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Local Brief.

Two solemn visaG 8 about q yard
long might have been seen this morn
ing, caused by too intimate relations
With the ministerial looking gsa,lsmsn
from Lewis.
Attorney j. l.. Wines. accompanied
by his wife, came MP from Eureka yes
ietd"y afternoon, Mr.. Wines came M
to look alter the interests OF bis client,
JEFF, Morse.
Ths preliminary examin alton OF
VIM. Mcintyre. who shot . soldier It
Halleck Station on tho Ith instant, vsa
concluded last night. and resulted in
Lis being held on a charge Of. mat.
slaughter. with bail hIed d SI0OU.
Being unable TO furnish the ssqnind
bond. he vas rcmsnded 10 the custody
Of the sheriff.
County Recorder s. n. Henley an
Counsellor q. z. Talbot, who we're Of
tho late excursion party 70 CALIFORNIA;,
returned by the train wedn.aase.
Some Of the pnItV h.vs probsblystaksn
advantage Of the offer oiths Central Pa
eiac Company 70 return at baif.fare rates
those who desire TO rsaSsiu on ID. ", o..
srn siop' beyond the ,imo expressed in
the excursion tickets. Those who hAv.
returned express themselves ~ welt
pleased. not only with their vIsit TO III.
Golden State. but also with the accom-.
modations on the trip.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

An alarm of fire last ey, ming quickly
drew u crowd to a lot in the r-nr II m
ur'cCuPied frame house nsIt 10 the
ast corner If Fourth aud Idaho
streets. wh.Ie n pile IL chips and cedar
bark were bum ny. The flames had
reached a high bard { nee adjoining,
II had just stnrt'd III FIR a lively CHI
Migration when the crowd arrived.
fortunately water was handy and The
BUCKET brigade quickly fqurl,hrd the
IRE IN its iuc'pirucy.
The TemHrkable rgiiity with which
Doc. up scaled tho summit OF the
towering fence aud promiscuvusly scat-
ter d ~atG. cy' everything IN that quar-
ter Of the iowI. incIsiirs a scamps...g
audience, drew rouuds OF applause fr:.a
all admirers Of unaffected heroiSn,, un,Ii
n stray brick, opposite squsrclv 10 the
gallant doc;o s di ,rhrSm, closed him
up Ike II camp-stool; sup T s-ed his
"Hdbrrnnt enthusiasm aud cut short his
immediate usefulness nI an .rtin.
guisher
The origin Of the f'e Is a mysiery;
the pr mises having brru ~t-nnntl,s IS for
some ,imr nt. The Professional fire.
man thinks II may hnv- ~icsulted from
the hIsh uf n flying biirk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Local nrI.


Who said that Tom GIbiin 10 mar
risd 2
Look out for the eIeuniouIsts BY
this evenings train.
Tbs weather is becoming quite warm
again
The frcst on Sunday night did con-
sid. rablr damage to vegetation. China
men bsing the principal .ufi,rs.
1t is rumored that Rev. J. d. Beard
will shake the dnst OF Eiko from his
feet about the lat. of August.
Miss Frank LIFT by the train this
morning. She win spend vacation
with friends ut Eureka.
The departures by stage this morning
were; John Ennor. Mra Black, Annie
Jensen.
10. F. Triplett informs US that the
crops in Lonoiile Valley were never
better, though somewhat later than
usual.
Th" Indians were in dignsnt yrstsr-
day on reading our local in rei.rscs to
the killing. and desire NJ to say '.ku
kill um hesp die, old papa. ka fire.
water. heap sole throat. may-bs so
mumps."
John II. Deunis arrived from the
west by the train last evening aud takes
charge Of the Auditors oaice for o few
'iSys until S. n. Henley arrives hom
San Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Mon wnn,ea Dol II.x ricld..

The winp-mucoa Silver St,ts says
that II. Ii. MoCoIlcy writes from vii.
low Geek tba, IL those ,ramps who nre
risking their lives stealing rides on
break.bcntps want work they can get II
in Qnin River Valley. He is authorized
to hire afiy nsn to work on hoy ranches
at good wages. Asihe trsmpa as a epn.
trd rule do not want work. they will
give ouin River and Willow Crock a
wide berth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
The gag shows True Date.

As sone GoU5t or confusion may ex.
list In the minis Of some NJ TO the exact
day tho grca, John Robinson show *.
hibi,s here, all Of Thorn being now CON.
Iined, we Will state that II will posi-
lively be hero on TuEspAY, JcLI 18TH,
and on M other day. Impress this on
your memory and tell IL to your neigh.
borr. This union or combination Of
Sbowni Is an advantage to the public. q,
q ticket will admit 10 oil The vas,
'en's sad at tho ono p,ioo Of admission,
on that day esly. hamely. on July 18Th
Old John Robinson has ever ken, h,s
promise to N public. he has been a
most successful manager for 50 years. is
immensely w,A'thy. aud taxes q rprcioi
pride In making his great show this
year To. very climax Of hs Ion, an /
useful life. snoh a big show "a his
never has and may never eUain visit
our section. and 10 misa seeina Il NAV
prove tho r"g'o' Of n lifetime. Look
up bis bill, read thom, and come into
town early TO sec the magnificent str,e,
parade. II Starts AZ 10 o'clock on Tuen.
day morning. July 18th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
IndInn reservation.

Indian Agent ii 'yhugh. who assumed
charge Of the Duck Valley Reservation
ON tho LIST Instant is in town says tho
Times Review. and from him We gather
som information regarding bis wa'ds.
When he arrived at the Agency thsro
were only about 40 Indians, which num-
Der has been augmented 10 soms 400,
that number OF rations having been
issued on ihe 9Th. Quite a large NUN.
Ter, headed by Charley, came in from
the Bruneau aud wilSemain at the Res
ervalion. A grand pow-vow was held n
few days ago, vt watch oil Iresent eI-
pressed themselves satisfied with III,
new order Of thu e.. About as or 80
acres were sown to wheat which il o
up aud bids fair to yiold well, although
there is enough Of last years crop 20
last until tho frst Of January next. A
portion OF It !, now b ing ground into
dour. In addition to tbs wheat there 1.
a Vegetable garden Of three or four acres
In which Ia planted nearly every variety
of vegetable for table use. All tho or DDS
are under n substantial wire fonco. A
dam aeros' the river TO throw water
into q ditch frT irrigsiing purS rsos haa
just been completed. The general AMP.
plics for the hacal year ending June 10,
1883, nre expected 10 arrive nt Elko
about the fret Of August.