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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-24

At Freeman Hall last night was given
Iy the young folks for the beu, it of
tho sunday School. pnl was - com.
ploto success in livery particular. The
hall WAS Gllei to Overlooking with al
intelligent and npprociaiiys audience,
all Of whom seemed yell pleased with
Ihe entertainment. The performers all
deserve great credit for the manner in
which thoy performed their several
parts. aud We shall only p]articulariso
the opening song, when my Ship
comes in, sang by - little girls under
10 years Of age. which elected great
applause. The collection taken up at
tho close Of tho Performance, mount
ing to jO.gJ, Is the lest evidence that
the Efforts Of tho young folks we're APP
~preciatsl.
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From Tuesday Daily
AalmagundI,


Sheriff Fitch took q Tying trip doua
the road by the train this morning.
Tho arrivals by stage from Tusoa,
rora last evening wsro J. W. Duncan,
and Vada HardOsty.
W. Delaney, J. Smith, aad Mr.
johnson wore booked for this morn
ing's. stage going north.
United States Senator J. p. Jones
passed through on his way to Washing.
ton by the train last evening.
Tar House Of Representatives ad.
Journed yesterday, out prospect 10 the
memory Of Godloyo S. Orth, deceased.
RoinhaH & Co. shipped cast yesterday
two more carloads Of BluebelI Con.
copper bullion from the furnace at Rail
road district.
Tho Standard Oil Company manufao.
ture only four hrat-clasa brands Of Coal
OIL: Astral, DCwnor's, Pearl and EIaine.
Try the Astral Oil.
Joo Lindsey aud several members OF
his family hnvo been sick for some
time past, and wo are sorry to hear
that ono Of bis sousis still dangerously
Ill with pneumonia.
VIA. Shelton, IN o'd-timo resident OF
this county, now in business at Bette
City. Montana, came down for a visit 10
his old home at Wells a few days ago.
Accompanied by his father and mother
ho passed through for tho West
by the train this morning. Mr.. Shell
ton informed us that tho old folks
would locate ia Southern California,
but that be continues his business at
Butte, TO which place he will return in
a couple Of months.
DR.. J. j. Mrigs departed for San
Francisco by tho train this morning.
From that city ho goes by the SOuihsn
route on Il visit 10 bis mother In vor.
mont, md will be absent about q couple
Of months. Anticipating the trip East,
ho arranged with DR.. Moore, an nc.
eompi,shod physician, to attend to his
practice in this section, until mis- return.
The Doctor LETT his financial business
IN the hands Of +. L. Muller at the
Drug Store, who will receive, dishurse
and receipt on the Doctors account.
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From Wednesdays Daily.I
saIInaEundI.

Warner A Co. received yesterday from
tho West for Tuscarora, two carloads o.
luIn Der.
Tho days are new at about theil
shortest, aud will soon begin to stretch
out again,
Arrivals by by stage from Bullion
this evening. VIM. Hoar, @. Brossemsr,
VIM. Bennett.
ThopassongerS by stage for Tusca.
rorn this morning wore j. A. Plummor
aud J. A. Banks, ARRIVAL Last night,
J. A. Banks, messenger,
Congressman Ohh, who died at La
fayotto. Indiana, last Saturday, was q
native Of Pennsylvania. aud vas at tho
time OF his death So years OF age.
The railroad men say that nearly
one half the goods received by our
merchants nowadays como direct from
the east instead Of San Francisco, as
heretofore.
Where do they get their whisky is
asked whenever u drunken Indian il
seen on tho street. The answer az a
general rule is plain enough, and Chi
natowu can give it.
Trenmor Coffin, Of Carson, and d.
Allen. OF Reno. are applicants for tho
position OF U. s. District Attorney Of
Nevada. made vacant by the relirnent
OF Speaker Ynriau.
Eleven hundred head Of cattle passed
through west on Sundays trains. The
Reno Journal says For the past siI
weeks cattle have been shipped ont of
Nevada at the rate OF 3 200 per week.
There are still 20, goo head to be shipped
An advance in price Of beef cattle is
looked for Tho middle Of January.
We are requested to announce the
owing to the numerous cases of sick
ness among the children, tho managers
Of the children's entertainment, an.
uounccl to be given u. Freeman Hall
on Christmas evening, have decided to
postpone it. We think this ID a wise
decision and hope the day is not far
distant when the entertainment may be
given and every child In town shall be
able to participate in the festivities.
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from Thursdays Daily.1
hAImhgandI.


The arrivals by stage from Tuscaror
last evening were !. W. Darling, j. A
Bristol and J. b. Gibbons.
i. J. Frank and Ed. stauts came Il
from Bullion by private eonyeyGnc,
last evening.
The departures by the Tuacarsra
stags this morning were NJ. Newman,
Chas. A. BrossSmer and W. HOLMAN.
During tho month Of November the
Navajo mine produced 200 tons Of ore
which yielded an average OF slss. s2
per ton.
There arc but two OF the Standard
OIL Co.'S reliable brands Of Coal Oil in
this market, the Astral and Pearl. Try
the Astral as to quality and price. {.
Frank W. Park, the well known capi-
taiist, died Of paralysis on the steamer
from New York to Aspinwall, on the
10th instant. The body will DO en-.
Laimed and returned to New York by
tho steamer San Blass, which will ar
rive about the first OF next month.
Warner & Co. shipped to-day for
TuSoarora by fast freight. 1850 lbs.
OF merchandise, and by the teams Of
j. III. Peterson. q. Mcpherson and Amos
Roach, 90 tons Of coal for tho Grand
Prize Mining Company.
A meeting will be held In Freeman
Hall at 8 o'clock this evening, for the
purpose OF organizing q dancing club.
Those who take an interest in terp-
hlchorcan anussmonts, arc invited TO
take port in the proceedings.
The various business houses In town
have laid in lavish supplies Of holiday
goods In their respective lines OF trade, |
30 that everybody can be fully accom-
modated. whatever the nature OF desir-
ed purchases, without the necessity Of
sending abroad. This being q fact it
is both wise and proper TO patronizo
home trade.
Pleasant Moore, an old.time Com
stock typo, has gone out to Tuscarora
and will assist Harry Fontecilla on the
new paper which will issue at that place
within Il few days
A.. w. Delaney. another weII.kpown
knight Of the stick, has gone up from
San Francisco, to take A ..sitr ON tbe
Times Review.
The sleighing in town ia now quite
good, aud many are taking advantage
OF the first opportunity Of the season
to jingle the bells and glide about be-
hind their two.forty nngs. Fi.oh's fine
colt. Grey Eddie" with Frank man.
ipulating the ,ibbsns, behaves admira-
bly, for a two-year-old, and under the
management of his trainer will soon
keep pace With the best stock in this
section.
The new devil at this Office is a robust
little rooster, but that "type-griuding"
machine which, at the request Of the
typos he lugged up from the lower end
OF town last evening, was just about as
heavy n contract as he could possibly
get away with. The mysterious ma
chine was securely boxed, and the
youngsters curiosity will, probably
never be fully gratided until he is
afforded an opportunity to pat the mys-
teTioas instrumen into practical use.
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Christmas Toys.

The childron are looking forward
eageriy to the aunUal visit of Santa
Claus, md parents are cldgeling their
brains for suitable presents for the
flock from the baby to the oldest boy.
In addition TO her stock Of millinery
and fancy good. Mrs. B. ", Lang has
received from San Francisco an assort-
mert Of Holiday goods which for yari-
iety and low prices cannot be sur
passed. She has appropriate Christmas
toys for all the little ones. Big dolls,
little dolls, rubber and china dolls,
tin kitchens and jumping-jacks, Rub
Der balls, painted soldiers, rocking
horses, tin horns, building blocks.
picture books, Yin fact everything from
q tin whistle e a bass drum. decG
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Those Elegant uoIIdny Goods

Have arrived and are now on exhibi-
ton at Mullsr's Drug Store, and are
without doubt the finest and most use
full goods OF their kind ever offered IN
this market. For the ladies there is an
endless variety Of toilet goods, fine per.
fumery, odor stands, elegant celluloid.
amber and ivory combs, brushes and
hand-mirrcrs, Ladies' reticules with
belts, silk plush jewel cabinets, glove,
handkerchief, odor and jewel cases in
silk plush, Russia and hand-painted
satin, etc. For gentlemen, fine cigar
cases. card cases, pocket wallets, in
Russia and seal-skin, elegant silk plush
whisk-broom holders, moustache cups,
etc , etc. Take a look at them before
Uuying elsewhere.
noy23dSwlmo.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.


The arrivals from TuscErora by stage
ast evening was j. A. Banks.
Thursday morning the brick building
known US Coates Tavern was burned at
Reno.
Major John II. Donnis returned hero
from San FrauciBoo by the train last
evening.
II will not pay you to u-o Astral Oil
TO kiudle fire with, but 1t gives II safe
and brilliant light.
: Tho Official report Of Peter Munson.
Supervisor oi Elko road district, ID
published Ia another column.
Departures by stage for tho North,
this morning were J.. NJ. Duncan. John
Robin-"". y, M"a:.e aud Il. Barrett.
Governor Kinkead has offered u re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest and delivery
at the State Prison Of tho two cOnyicts,
Bliyens aud Chinn, who escaped from
there last Sunday. rs
Tho weather continues pleas mt, nnd
though the woGiher.wiAo predicted h
storm two ar three days ago, only n
eight sprinkling Of rain foil. To-day
il is a. warm ~ usual.
There Aro about n thousand head Of
cattle at Marker Brothers ranch at Big
Meadows, which arc now being fattsnsd
for the San Francisco market. They
arc fed Oh alfalfa hay.
Dou'tforget that Rev. q. W. James
Of Eureka, will hold services In the
ahuTch at II o'clock A. II and at 6
o'clock p. NJ. Tomorrow. Tho choir
will furnish excellent music both morn
ing and evening.
Warner & CO.. to-day. iorw ard II
by YstoS aud Finan's teams, &c..
900 pounds Of coal. Received by Isil
10. day, two cars lumber, two cars salt,
and one car merchandise for Tus caroGa,
and one car merchandiso aud ono car
wood for EIko pOrtics.
Thomas j. remnant, Deputy Fish
Commissions Of Nevada, has como to
White Pine and Lincoln couniios with
"A lot Of white bass. perch nud catfish
with which ho intends 10 stock the
streams Of that country. IIo will put
s"me perch in tho Humboldt above
Elku.
A Il 1t car Of forty tons capacity, DO.
longing TO the c. =. X. r., was taken
through hero yesterday. Il had twelve
wheels, aud the journals wvIo much
larger than those Of ordinary cars. It
VA. mad" Tor carrying heavy castings.
md il said TO b5 one Of tho strongest
railroad cars ever built.
Tho Times-Reyiew tells OF the recent
nndinB Of n ria, in tho bank Of tho
Owyheo River, which from appearan-
ces, had been Embedded in the soil for
many years, the stock and mounuugs
having so far decnysd that on drawing
tho weapon from tho ground, all save
tho barrel remained. Tho Times mau
asks Who knows the history OF that
gun Perhaps it vas camp followers
Of Capt. Charley Warner or Major Nc-
Dcrmit who lost The shooting Irou."
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III. ANd NJ, y. Defiance celebrated
thetr IN ~wecJttg At their rosrdsnce
in Winromucca lost Friday night The
Silver State says: II vs. Tia" tenth an
nivtrsary oftac'r marriage. sul "a largo
number Of friends assembled TO cot
gr-tulato them, and wine and yiI lowed
until a late nour, when the guests
wished the host aud hostess many
happy reouIrsnees Of tho OCCASION.
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Some Of tho young ROSTERS around
town are organizing a negro minstrel
troupe. Last evening they were rsheArs-
ing, and some Sag told Thorn to put oil
on their faces before applying the burnt
cork, They did SO. which was the worst
thing they could have done. aud some
Of them arc still washing, trying to get
1t on. They Intend giving an exhibit
ton in Elko some time noSt month,
after which thoy will make q tour
through tho county. showing at oalno,
Peko, South Fork, etc. Our devil Is
one OF the end men. What a pity eggs
and vegetables are so high
On Wednesday the Governor OF Utah
received a telegram from the citizens of
Deep Creek, Utah. calling for aid. 1t
seems that a band OF twelve cut-throats
are making things very lively for the
Inhabitants OF that section. They broke
open a safe, helped themselves to what
they wanted, dshed tho citizens and
fed to the mountains. Governor Muir
ray ID asked to send about twenty-five
e~aVhlrymon in pursuit. as there are not
enough men in Deep Creek to cope
with tho %scoundrels. There arc no
mounted men stationed ct my fort In
that Territory at present, and It is foar.
cd this gang on western border will
escape into Idaho or Nevada before the
desired force can be got on their trail.
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NJ. II. Miller has just opened out to-
day in the old Bank Building his large
new stock Of general merchandise, con-
sisting Of groceries. hardware, queens.
ware. glassware, tinWars. etc. etc,
which he will be prepared to offer to the
public at prices lower than ever before
IN this market. His advertisement will
appear liz these columns tomorrow.
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The case Of lnseuhcEer -. PHm-
"nuJ. on trial IN the DiStris, Court on
Monday and Tuesdly before the
Court, the jury having been waved,
was concluded last evening, and was
taken under adytsement by the Court.
Case Of Cockbin ~, Bnllsntiue ct al.
was continued for the term.
Court then adjourned until Salur.
.dAI. the sd instant.
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A few days ago. J.. Ostreicher circu-
lated IL subscription list for the purpose
Of oIttinrng money with which to re.
pair tho TIscnrora road between this
p'ac" aud TIA, Adobe station. the money
IN the regular Elko road fund having
become exhausted through drafts for
road purposes. Tho mouu subscrib.
ed ani paid into tho special fund as
furnished Us, are as follows:
John Aimley, $2j; b. Reinhart r.
Co, So; Janus Clark. S2j; Jas. Brain
Il Co, $50; c. {. wGInar & Co, SO ;
Gem Saloon, $50; Eiram Chase, $50;
Payne d Fcrn,!L $50; Richard Dorsey.
$50; Geo. ". Tucker, $50; A. Bruce.
$50; WIN. W. Butler, $40; Brown a
Goodmg. so; S. S. Scars. $40: JeT
Henderson. SlOi /. +. Muller. $40;
joe Lung, so; T. \. PiOr. SO; Wal
ter Chase, $40: Geo. Anderson Il Son.
SO; Stone & Hull, so; l.. +. Morgan.
$40; Liuon a. Co. SIU; S. Peek, $40.
". +. Hit, So. Tota', 1919.
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The Carson Appeal says tina, the law
cx-mPting official salaries from at
ttchmeut is liable to be repealed by
the next Legislature.
II the next legislature have the
least regard for justice and a decent
respect Ger the opinions of the respect
able portion Of the people OF the State,
the wiping of that sbominstion from
the statutes will be one OF the first acts
OF tho session.
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NOTICE
LASD OFFICE At EuaEKA, SEyAD.

LANp OFFICE AT EUaEEA, NEyADA,
November ~, lSa2.
Notice r. hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice ofhis Intention
To make hnai pTOOfih support Of HE claim,
and that said proof will be made before Hon.
Judge u, X, DiKglow NJ ElkO, Nevada, on
Haturday, January a., 1888, VIA
Homcitead application, No. bs, Thomas u.
Chandler for the ;. B. Of 3, w, y Of Sec
N. EN- Of y. 4, u, Section Is, Township ST
north, range 81 eAbt, NJ. ID. ".
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and %cultiya-
ton Of said land, yiEi w. II. Crane Of EIko
county, Nevada; J. u. Brooks Of Rlko county
Nevada 4. i. Weller Of RlkO county, No
y. Ii, HICKLRY
dee25w RogiStor,
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A Safe and nrIlHans TIuminator

Is Pratt's Astral Oil, water white,
$50 test, n supply Of which has just
been received by F. F. Muller, and
will be supplied to the trade in lots to
suit. Astral Oil has been for q number
Of years N Of the fev favorite brands
east, is fully equal to the best, aud
greatly superior to a large quantity Of
inferior oil brought to this market for
the last year or two. Ask your grocer
for il.
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Mrs. Edwards, at her largo millinery
establishment in the old Bank building
has just received a large assortment OF
holiday goods, embracing au attractive
selection in her line. A couple OF large
elegant dolls will be rallied for at Mrs.
Edwards on Saturday next.
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The installation OF the officers elect
Of Elko Lodge, No 10, i. q A. NJ,
took place Mt Masonic Hall at 5 o'clock
last evening. Alex, Wise, Master Of
Winuemucca Lodge, No, 10, acting as
installing officer, and J. Z. Giguaugh.
Of Dayton, Lyon County, serving as
Marshal on the occasion.
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A SEw YoRK paper states that nddi-
tional details are at hand concerning
the recent great Are at Kingston.
Jamaica. 1t appears that had there
been the simplest means at hand when
the eonfiagration began, to put out the
FIRE. it could not have spread further
than a few yards.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EuRgKA, NEyApI.

4 OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
December II, 1852.
Notice Ia hereby given thaL the following
named settler has died notice OF HIS Inton-
tion To make hBal proof in support of his
fore Hon. Judge X. II. Bigelow at Elko, Ne
yhda, on ThursdRy, the 18th day OF
January. A, d.. 1852, viz, Homestead
Application, No. ~, Claus schoeF. for the
north half ofsouiheSst quarter Of section ~,
township 80 north Of range 90 east, 81. d.. NJ.
and names the following as his witnesses, viz,
y Is, WiSeman, Of Glover Valley, NeVadai
in. Taber, Of Wells. Nevada, George Il,
Meigs, Of WclIs, Nevada, aud A, Wiaeman, OF
Glover Valley, Nevada
Y. II. HINCBLEY,
dlSSi Register
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. Z. shcarer an child'n, Tus.
j. 4. Banks. Tuscarora.
G.. ". Phillips. do
c. Cahanokei, Mountain City.
ii. A. Young. Pleasant.
Hm. Mitchell and wife, Huntington
AnS. Carlson, Star Valley.
Richard Barrett, Virginia City.
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RnhMcIarr Her.

Rickhnrt x Froelich are now pre-
pared to furnish their patrons at
Wholesale or retail wHh BUpwEIsER
BELR, that acme Of malt beverages,
still unequaled for delicious flavor and
wholesomeness owing to the superior
quality OF the ingredients used in
brewing it..
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Central Ruby School Repors for
December,

Following is tue roll Of honor for tho
mouth, ending December 18Th Artie
Short, 1907 Mabel Myers. 100; Mamie
Flynn, 100; Belle Short, lO0; Ruby
Myers, 90; George GOdnoy, 90; Jessie
Gedney. %; Cratic Short, %; Albert
Myers, &c; Frank Gedncy, 95. Total
number enrolled, IL.
IL, ClDY. Teacker.
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kicH gold mines have recently been
discovered in Gold Basin, Arizona.
Large parties from Silver Reef and San
Francisco have d-rLrted Tor tho new Il
Dorado. As they are we'll provided
with provisions and other nscessarics
for n long time tho results Ct their in-
vestigations will be awaited with much
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Notice.

There will be a meeting of Elko
Lodge, No. IL, L. & A. NJ, at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday. December 18th. at s
p. NJ. for the installation Of officers for
the ensuing year. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
dlltd L. n. STONE. Secy.
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DELINQUENT IN,


OFFICE or TuE couSTT Arnrroa,l
Eiko County. Nevada, Dec g.. lisa.
Notice is hereby given that the Delinquent
Tar List for the nScAl year Of 1851, has been
deposited with the Distr let A tornsy OF Eko
County, NevAdA, and that unless the delinquent
taxes therein specified, are paid 10 the County
Treasurer Of said county within twenty C20l
District Attorney for tho collection Of sAd
taxes and costs. g.. II. HENLEY.
County Auditor Of Eko County, Nevada
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sHERIFF's SALE.

ADoL?H FISCKR, PlIintIn, We. p. n. BYREg
NARY BYRNE and K. p. HARDESTY, De.
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue OF an orde. Of sale and
foreclosure Of mortgage isauod out Of tho Dirf
trict Conrt OF the Seventh Judicial District O.
the State OF Nevada, I'm and for the County of
Elko. on the l5th day Of November, A. ID. iss1,
In the Above entitled action, l am commanded
to sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, situate In the town OF Wells, County OF
Elko. aud State Of Nevada. aud bounded and
described as follows. to-wit; Commencing AZ
n point one foot In q westerly direction from
the northeast corner Of lot No. Blk fCl I'm Block
4. In said town of,wolls. on the northern
boundery OF said lot running thence along tho
northern boundary Of said lot in a westerly az.
rectiOn "a feet. thence along tho western
boundary Of said lot In a sOutherly direction 10
the southern boundary Of said lot, thence In
an eastsrly direction - feet thence In a north
erly direction to the place OF beginning, being
that portion Of said lot on which at the e1ecu-
tion Of said mortgage was situate that certain
two story building known as Byrne's Boarding
and Lodging House, and comprising the whole
OF said lot except one foot OF the ~eAsterly eide
Of said lot extending the entire length Of said
lot.
Notice is hereby given that on ThurSdny,
d 2Ath day or December, a. ID.
1852. between the hours OF y o'clock A. A..
and 5 O'Clock r. NJ, viz, at IL O'Clock n Of said
day, at the Court House door In the town Of
EIko. I will sell ths above described property
to the highest bidder or bidders, for cash, gold
cold Of the United States,
By 10. F.. TRrPLETr, Deputy, derS I'D
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MnAnnIc EeanAnI

The Toast Of st. Johu the Evarge-
list will be celebrated hy wirnemucca
Lodge, No. 10. +. & A. N on wednes-
day evening, December 81, 1882, at
tn IT Hall. Sojourning Master Mas
ems in good standing, with their lady
friends, are cordially. invited.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION,
or tho Time Appointed for Prov
Ing VIII.

OF Time Appointed for Prov
Ing VIII.
STATE OF HESADA,l
County Of EIko.
IN the District Court OF the Seventh Judicial
i District. County of Elko
In the matter Of the estate OF MRS. q. Z.
SHERMAN, deccased.u
Pursukns to an order OF sail c." .r's on
the,2SEh day OF NoVembeI . -. >S3.
Notice Is hsreby given, that ous-' - oT
December. a. ID. ISS2. q.
Of raid day, At the Court 90 nrt,
at the Court House In toe E.-. IAN
~ OF EIko, Stale ga. s usys
been appointed ~ and
place for proving the aH, q. r..
Sherman. deceived, Ant .ra 4 pill
cation OF A. l.. shsrgN1 J hnRuce To
him Of letters estau.l.st,. zen rnd whero
any person interested may spr-, Enl CONTEST
the same. \. u DAwLET,
County Clerk.
Dated, November Is. lisa. noy5stodses
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Hotel Arrivals.

WI Dakin, Lamoille.
s NJ Streetep, do
A @ Mitchum and wife, White R'k
j McGeoghegan, San Franci SEQ.
Ben Leibss, do
Richard Barrett, TuscArora.
A Z Johnson, do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-24
ChInese Store,

HI 10y has just received direct from
China a lot new goods suitable for the
holidays, including new styles Of hand
%kerchiefs, fine teas. toys, etc., etc. Call
and examine. dee9-tf'