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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure
y Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of ShiI0h'o Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, OF
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure"
Are YOU made miserable by indiges-
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mouth.
"Hackmetack,' a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis.
That hacking cough can be 50 quickly
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it.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
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For lame back, side or chest use
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
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ShiIOh's Vitallzer is what YOU need
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ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

Misses Clothier & Schramm, teachers
in art needlework, will give lessons by
the course or at ST per hour at room
S, White House. Ladies call soon, as
our time Is limited 1W
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20
who Is He ?

The Washington Post says: There
are good many young sybarites at
Harvard, and a glance at Holworthy
Hall, the favorite dormitory of the
seniors, is all that is needed to convince
one of the fact. This is one CT the
most antiquated Of the University
buildings, and its charming old-fash-
Toned rooms are the first choice of the
University aristecrats. All of them are
furnished with taste and elegance, and
some with great costumes. The hand
soonest room in the building is occupied
by a young man from Virginia City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

The largest and best assortment of
new goods, at NJ. Cohn's grand clear
ance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

NJ. w. Hodkins, the live Glove Man,
has received all the latest novelties in
ladies', gents and children's gloves and
mitts, suitable for the holidays Also
full line of winter goods, all at the
lowest possible price for cash. The at
tention of the trade respectfully So
licited. d4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

have on hand and viii have regular
ly fresh trout from the Lake. Hotels,
restaurants and families supplied at the
shortest notice. PASCAL,
decl Opera Hall Restaurant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

Go at once and secure bargains at M.
Cohu's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

Greatest bargains ever offered at NJ.
Cohn's grand clearan ce sale
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

All goods marked in plain tigrues
M. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-20

New goods and lowest prices at M
Cohn's grand clearance sale.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
Cas.lIy nmd tic ,furmbna.

a Washington dispatch Of October
l2;h says: Judge Jeremiah Black is
till busy hero with his argutacnt in
favor oi the Mornous hnd tho uucon-
stitutionaIity Of tile Elmun1s bill nnd
the llohr amendment, the latter being
especially obuoSious 20 the Dag
Saints. Judge Black Will receive n
large sum--orer $4,000 for his ser
vices in their behalf. They expect to
elect n Mormon delegate TO the Iiouse
Of Representatives. in Eoyember. and
Judge Black will aid him in NIL his Of.
forts TO carry out tho wishes Of The
Church officials.
Advicos recoigod At Washington in.
dictate That Ii preventative Cassidy, Of
Nevada, may he defeated at The coming
election. his return being opposed by
all tho political aud moncyed influence
Of the Mormon Church, on account Of
bis Bitter opposition 10 their cause dur.
log the last session Of Congress.
notwithstanding The bomJasiic utter
entss Of tho Republican press in refer
TO "our action on Tie Mormon
question" Every Mormon voter In
Nevada will cast u ballot for 9 O.
Powning, Republican candidate for
Congress. wui5h IL iudtspnt, ble OWL
that however deEcivnt they may |
DO iu general intelligence. they know
'h"ir hicn's aud viii support them.
fh y musi hrvo tho utmost; confidence
q POwuIng's fiendship TO- theIT cause.
ND n]Fs1upces thpt. 10 ihs event, OF his
to Congress, lac willlso has In.
lnencc tn their behalf. othgfwisc they
you'd not be 30 unanimous ia bis oui,.
oct. a. rErra Fee H7rI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
WEEKLY ITO INDEPENDENT.
80. 5000.

The aoraiBs Of tie I2h OF April,
1851. vas one u ;hs mes, nonSntous
In AnrE.esD history. Tbot sandE Of
the citizens Of Charleston we're eagerly
Eilas losn to lLo shore. and every
ma tlse ~as .ara-i i.vari the 4.
T grsat traSJ irsnbiei with excite
%. A bloody in-uieidal war w&s
1rgftg oiFh. tal yosHg msn were
really = ehcef Over tn, prospect. but
o.Isr oaes Ioos d grave as they reai
iz-d ih~ terrible iasaning Of Nar. To-
vAId tn tight IS they looked dam tie
bay STOOD MorTis Island; 70 tbs Itf,
sullivan ;nj~.y. Fort SGSaisr. grim
and silent stood between. AZ tie head
. saliiyaa's IFiaai hy thz great lo.t
ing tAiisIy. is siiss hrauiy plated ~.Ik
a GA .5su. from ukiek tie arst gun
81 the terrible eonaiel was to b. fred
aud its sehoss AL E=-ssa the huge
iron monsters the. srErJEad TIE
doomed FOrt. pLieh lag Po~erlc.s. not
sven f!iag ths AmsEissu eSIcFs. For
months tue CuRis6.Rtes lad been
erecting their batteries 1lgCst -i.ain
ride sho! Of samtSr. and through ,Lt
Isnisnt policy q The ua!ssd States Gov
eminent, Is!ar 6IA=Eaa eoaId only
remain an Inactive spectator. having no
power TO are gun V-cs!. ~ s,lt de-
Tense. lie witnessed the erection Of
the forts, tis noent;ag Of tae guns.
the bringing doTa from the City q
Charleston IA iameuse quaint les Of
aDuniiion, and We; Federal policy teFt
his guns Silent. ami permitted the enc.
my uaintesgup!eily 70 maze iuii Prep
srStiOn for TIE reduction Of the Fort
Ia that floating battery was az oil.
gray-barred nan, ElxRrl RufRu. Who
had asked ans o5.a!nei pernis-ion to
FIRE the. mrs. cua. rs he s.ogd. Izu,
yard in h-ui. awaiting The signal ie
E;riks the bail Of destiny, who. OF ell
tbat eager sEs~nbly could predict t.,
mighty coH'-qEences sikh which tha.
act Vas fraUEhii az th8 -igaal, III
old man pulled tbs Lanyard, and a sol !
shot went SEirrlGs over the water aat
sirnst the so!ii walI- OF Fort Snmt-,
With q heavy ihUl. Err foil minat.
no one spoke; bat as The taund-r O
that mighty tnoustsr Te.eciI0ed mp an
down the bEESoT, twenty thousand p-o
pa gaze voice in L prolonged oursr
Tss war had ActHsl,y begun. Til
mighty RepubiG sIst,iurd q byescl
which required ,he blood Of a LugGrr,
battles aud tue lives Of r quarter Of
million soldiers to cement.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
Political,

Tho Democrats have succeeded in
sl,c:Iag three ci the !our Congressman
10 West Virginia. In the city election
at Newark, New Jersey, The Democrats
made large gains, carrying ten Of the
Gf!eeu wsrds. thu, gaining sven mem
bers. \ prominent EIho Republican
admitted yesterday that New York aud
PeEnsylyan q viii follow the lead Of
OHIO. The Handwriting on tho wall"
is becoming plainly visible. The day
& Judgment is at Lsui. The time has
come when Tie people are anxious TO
overhaul tie records api lay bare the
machinery by which thieves and public
pluuGerrFs have controlled some OF the
moss important branches Of this Gov
cruuen:. The indications are very
f.voEa!io for tbs election Of q Demo
cratic President in 1884. There is a
deep aud widespread conviction that
the Republican, party has controlled
the aflaiIs OF this Government too long.
There is Eu anxious desire on the pant
Of the people that the B,besons, the
Dorseys, tho Brqdys nud all political
P!unierers of that ilk shall retire to
private life. and give place to those who
will administer tho nnf airs OF Govern
meEt with economy nnI in tho int rests
Of tho masses. The great tidal wav-
that has arisen will roll on anl on um
til the whole Republican party will BE-
eugnlfed as was Pharoah's hosts in the
Rcd Sea, and the people Of tho United
States, like the Children Of I-racl, lib
Grated from the bondage aud orpTcs-
sion which they have enlnrod for years
at the hands Of those whose every act
has been IN the interests OF wealth and
power. LIT the watch-ires be k,pt
burning. Put nons hut the true uni
tried on guard. and victory will perch
upon our banners and the Republican
party vii be 4 Of tho things Of tie
past,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
An IaPoHFASl AovEmEHr.
The Reduction Of En.Irsne TrsiShts
ca she L. l.. nu,l &. IL.

80 hhHA N-A
The Eureka Sentinel Is positively
and reliably infoTE:d thai the Union
Pacific aud Central Pac &c Railroads
have mad, IN sdjnstmen: Of rates By
which the people Of this State will soon
Sc. tksir freight from all points in the
sess without paying tribute 10 San
Francisco. Tho details o! The arrange,
mert, FAYE the Sentinel, We arc not able
to publish yith' particularly. ss those
from whom we get our Information urs
mot yet in position 10 give Us The Whole
matter for prirt. This much wo may
state. however, thata very material re-
dHrtion has been made IN the freight
Dn staple articles. especially on hard,
ware ana groceries. On all Of such ar,
iicl's tha ff.isbt will not be moro from
New York or Chicago TO Palisade, OF
any other point il Nevada, than 1t has
hrh.ltg boa !fon San Frnuciseo 10
tbs same point. ard on some Of the
anici.s tAe if5.gLt win b. l,ss-that is
to sfy y"n ran buy any of the staple
a.t.eles Of this sort referred TO in the
east and Rwo them laid down at Pals.
ode for the same freight that you
would have 10 pay from San Francisco,
and on some Of the articles The freight
will be less.
II this statement is correct-Rnd the
S'niiuel speaks very p~ositiyely-a long
step toward the relief Of which this
country stands so desperately in need
just now, will have been taken, and tho
era Of prosperity, long buried in dark.
ness. be suffered 10 mildly dawn again
upon tho citizens OF tho ssge.brush
State. ralltls z
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15

Specials iEiicat> thai the Democrats
have ,lse;, d four;s.n oct Ct the ia niy-
oas Ohio consrss.Esn. Tie Iuguir,r
claims ai.scn Coagsssn.n aud says
the victory IS decisive srd ovrr~ HELM.
ing. aud ,hs: it. disposes Of Foster In
Pel!ties. THE CorfmereiaI acribatss
the disaster to the interference Of Gov
ernor Foster and Richard Smith.
whereby the German vote xas alien
a;sI. The Gazette says: The demon
~aliza:icn Of the Republican party in
New YoEk and PsnIs iyauia, the part
taken in New York BY ths National
Gov,-ntnsrs, the e1iTavagIncs Of the
i.si Caasress Gud the temperance
question Is responsible for the result.
Frank II. Herd. Democrat. is b~,lsTed
10 be elected to Congress from thu 10th
District The Gazetir's Colo bus
special gives the fol!osing as the prub
able l!si of COBgressmsn elected: Dean
ocrsts-Folrt, Is; Jord0n. ID; Lafever.
iih; Kinney, 5ta; nuId, I0th; Con-
verse, 18Th; Williams. iG.h; FUrau,
2lsi; Total g. Republic ms Schulz,
90; Keifer. 9Th; Mccormick. 18th;
Horn, lab; Upd graf. 2Oihi Total s.
This lsEy,s ave districts Doubtful Of
choice, aud it is probabls that Camp.
bell is elected in the 7ik, aud HAT, Re-
publican. in TIE l2ih.
\ Columbus special Of October II,h
says: At . O'Clock, 7C3 precincts
showed 4 aet p=a-sratic g.in o: o..
$50. indicating Il Democratic majority
in tie State OF 25.CO7.
The Cleveland Leader says: ",
hove lost a CargEsssman in the CIsye
land District. tyo in Cincinnati. one
il the Toledo District. Jaige GvIIs-
has defeated Ho:r. Republican. Up
drgrsG, Mckinney and Kei.er are IL
d-ngsr. The probability i, ,hs, a vsE.
great mnjprity OF orr tweLty-one Con
g~rsssEcn vii! De Democrats.
This is cheering news, and demon
stra'ss the feet that tie peop!. are he
coming tired o! tho ml,ruls Of tie Il
publican party, aud aye dvt. ruin,d /
tLiak and act for themselves. FL.
pOlIIicli situation in New York, Penn
sylvanil an! Indiana IS sach q, 70 ius
THY the prediction that these States vi
follow the lead Of OHIO, AMI the time i
not FAX d:stau. wAea the Republic
party, which has become a mere NJ
chine ior tue advancement. OF the ia
t~ercsts Of private individuals AMI co.
Porz,ious. will have to step ioSn al
out, and suryen isE tie Geius Of Govern
men. to the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
LEGAL NOTICE..

Ty THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il seventh Judieiai Distrtei, Of the state Of
Scysda. I'm aud lprthe Coutty % EIko.
e. IL Matter &. LIND n L. ID. ROC
EkS. P!sintg., vs.. FALCON MINNIE
COMPANl und ERNNkLIS MUREl aad
JAkESNA- SYERkr. D,f- riauts.
The PlaintlIs Iphsd Ia the shove untitled
ariiOL hereby EiSs uOiiSr that tHty have cUm-
mcnccd an zCtaa In the DlslriGt Coat above
nAm,c - Plainiias s..inst "a, Falcon Min
n Con9aEy aTd a MoFty aud James
\. >UcEy, - DEFENDANTS. to Greclrsc a Ger
tain N~"caau'C's Lieu, Caimei aud held BIZ
them upCu certain properly situate lying and
icing IN huIE RE- ON tkr mill site owned
and E aimed 10y sad D~f-ndlut. the IA Goa
Mining Company In tlkO IJEEiy. State OF
NsyacA i"re'hsr " lth all that osrtsiu How
,Lud 'EiNUtt.ing and WET Jra.llug and
Au1A.slna'4ng MA hCrOG- IoEeik-T- viii all
TIE land Uecr-saTy Tor the convenient u.s. end
occupation OF sali mill. "a 4 Lien h Cllimcd
and held ind ? The provisions CTan act Ufthe
J. aLs!-IGES SEAls OF S.gA5A. ongIlol
rAU Act 10 secure Lien. To Mech Iulc- Aad
oihrT,' ap1 loEypral all other AEt- "A rcIs-
ton "a rrto.h Approved March .. ISIS, Eud
al UthrE Acts amU-da;op tlegc1.Or saPplc-
Mental thereto SoiIC- l. further given to
AL pcr.on- holding or eia'mlae Ii-us ON raid
yreHrt-cs, under the prosiEIous OF said Act TO
be uuG appear before talI District CouTtag
tae LcG room VI aid Cont Il the toNn OF
Eito. EiSo Counry, NrTpdi. ou NOuLay. the
Oh Day OF Oeiohsr. A, ID. IsSE. a. 10 O'Clock A.
X. ~ rald aay. TO eNuibii there aad iucn the
proof Ofth' II sad Liens,
", Z. z. DEAL.
Attorney for sad Plaintiffs.
Dated S~epienber9 ., Iss4. ,pu
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books 90 lt gi.trai!Dn Tor the ten
-EL Election TO be hold November :, ls~a.
Tor Iht ~csecti'H q state, Comfy and Tow
open Csity OF AL trgsl Ey- GCtu ~ O'cltc. 4
u 20 o'oibik T.. -. autii Get b'r Il. ISG.
aud r. N october ~. ls-2. iiy u,tubcr u. Is
rom : 10 2 O'ciOcG +. v. IL sGl.rtDn 70 the
apu> hyrs'Clprc muugiolcI. NJ which tint
the ICu-r .Yr Respiration viii ciusc a. =.
y. EDWAED u. CHASE.
Just e. - tho Pose sad EX-DIeio Res r.
A. r. Wells Election PrsciCct.
~gI.-, Sgg-- Ccs. >, IsI. cct2,2I
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the b2aIs @ E-zt-trs't1n for the
1e .'A! Election - DC Ecl1 NuNsrGbeE q. lsr..
for tic election &C state, County AMI Igwr-
sLip 'hsrIr, are nov upsa. AL will r-uEiu
open cstsy On Illegal! cays from 10 C'clsrk =.
Il. % e click 2. s., until Osg0b.r L.. is-l.
tnd irnu priotef 10. 1872. e. October -. I-6g.
from ! 20 . o'clock = u. In addition 60 thr
hpvf- h'r"t for nrIiIy1ai. ~ watch tilae
the yo5EE 10: les stT=tGOn viii clos - r. ".
IN. SIGGITT.
justice or the Peace a-d EN.gEcIp i.eg!siry
Ageat for klko Election Precinct.
ID E.Es. August II. lisa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
Inc Comet.

some fer-soeins but visionary Ms,
ifonomer given il ns hs opinion thai
some time dung tho year 1889. Tho
comet which is now soon Ia tho morn.
ing near the eastern horizon, will fall
into tho SUI aud produc, somo fearful
calamity 10 Tho solar s!ssm, tho Fl.
feet Of which upon the earth can only
he coujectuod. II is n singular fact
That n comet has nevfr appeared but
come wisoacte hos predicted that dire
calamity would follow, aud notwith.
siaodins tho fact That their Predictions
have invariably proved false, sti!l there
are those who arc ready to look with
suspicion On thtss occasional visitors.
permitting tho foolish prophcsies II 10.
called scientific" cmnks to excite
fears ~ agensrdf dsst. uctton. tbus dis.
tnrbihg their minds to the injary Of
their material int resl-, when no cause
Of alarm wLsteyer really tsi,ts.1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS UERyBY OWEN THAT on
~ the FIRST Tuesday, the seventh dsy a.,
NO7giubtr utAt, ~ the following polling
place. ia the tonuts Of Riko:
Cnriin. At Justices pri-e.
Clover EslIty, at SuEth srhnOI uouse.
Camp HAlistk, at ! ID 4b"rs.
Jvruucupis, at Justices Office.
C9lniulhl ~ 'o'npsny s store.
ElEo at Court House.
NUntiugta u. AtA NBTogn's.
Hall,Ck X alton. at ~ruupi Huuga.
Island Mountain. at pcnrOd's
lAmgiilo VALLEY, 81 Irf oil House..
Mountain q y. at SchO,n's store.
MpuIiN Nilcy, at iipOt ms
Nortu ltuby, a. School House,
l!aiiruhh ~ CArptGhTs.
SyuuI iuFk, at school House.
snrurCIuUnt, at iIimiItUn's.
sggih huby, st scnoUl House.
Star valley, A. school uouss.
TVauo. Rsfkcris atUfe.
zee ma, ut iudnaiGE.
1nscsruti. at Justicca ories.
Wells. 1T School Hcus
Nb.gc kDck, At school Uouse,
Jnct Crock. NJ SchO0i House.
An H~leciiOn Aili b held for Rtate, Comfy.
i%sitict aud Township ohiCcfs, % follows, 10.
~. b.. ...H... . .#.
OLo Governor.
Tn" ltGutN ant Governor,
Ou" Congressman.
Dus sup enc Judge. ....as
Ono Cistk supreme court.
Ont SccrtlaIy Of state.
me- Sistu Controller.
Ono state Y te4.ursr.
Ono Attorney General.
one Surveyor General.
one Srtc3i1tou1eni " rubils Instruction.
One state PriUtsr.
Que Judge Fourth JudlCiai District Court,
One Stste Sansttr. III
Thr90 AssDiaoiy mon,
gn1 : 'rN
Ono County Cirrh.
Ono Cututy Assessor.
ono Distrt~, Attorney.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
~. saDI.ER,
DeHocrnslc Nominee for Stato
Trea-urcr,

D~cEocrntlc Nominee for htaIo
Trsa-urcr.
4 dispatch rccsIyed from Captain
Cannvan, Chaiimau Of tho Democratic
State Central Commute, l,ic las. oven
ing, nunouncfd that H. sldler, Of
Eureka, had accepted tho appointment
as Democratic Candidate for S ate
Treasurer, Sling the vacancy caused
by tho Withdrawal Of Hon. G. ii. Shrp
herd. Mr.. Sallcr is one Of the mot
prominent business men on the Base
Range, and Il vel aud fayorably
known oil over tho State. lie Is one
II Of our nld.timo residents, and "a n
vigorous. uciiyc. energetic citizen, has
fcw.ednHIs. lis true Mr. sndler en-
tera the eanvass At a late day. but with
the heavy vote Of Eureka ut bis back.
his personal popularity ani persevcr.
enoe will enable him 20 overcons tho
disadvantage Of a into start. nhordinp
bin a faiF chance Of crossing the score
in advance Of HE feet footed opponent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-15
PROPOSALS. roR Eds.
To CousTrucf y Rrf!Ge Aerass IA.
houIa .OEE Gm the Road TO Eu.-

To Construed; n Eri,:Sc Aerars :he
HouIa -OEE Gm the Road TO Eu:-
los.
~ nglh1-itv n tho Board Of Courty Ca'a.
u!rri0E,T- Cftlao t,uF1y. s,al=. 20 n-z.-
- the b-l ii E,fa brtf- bcrO.. taa Soul
IeES { Ne NlDtn @ TI'rT q thr TOtd -
Bla..on, Ia!l-Dll bi-tT5ri, ~ 4 point ahrH.
nHg Euai:od ylrl. b..uv The ,ira os The old
hT'd:, IN acr :4acr With ihr hliuwlnE
spsGacaueUs. will b. rrerlye a. IN ClrfE-
N"VylDgg ., l--A-
SPECIFICATIONS.
n" s77n f. TIC rlclT between sbzimsu'-
Tlll lie iui'ty.Lys feet. III. uIforl Il luc
-tint,rs vni -'fHt abort Gv- fc.t ahoyc Tho
pa srE: water taNe. lac zoarEsbt oH the
I sgglA -i.- uEi consist o. icu, -smurr. non.
I PIG u night EtgE v!Jh ifC rFtr: sid tim
be- - D. not l.sr GLa- ten feet long aud well
bid 'r! in u" "rongtn. on the ends 81 whfch
~ilfrstu heavy tiUGr= ag sfUu. r. O. 81.
| upvl. lie zHG'FlEnt On he = rth u q all.
90 list 90 crib GNet.et high h.I tvciye let
SiGs, O. be laI!t q LOGS rot Ice than al Lt
FEET long; - he vel n0-cEel =, co-rrrs-
| pointed q upPat e.! Aai Elsl i.tLe top with
I stHzes. tl,re WIFI be dive stEiuctrs. CE.I. a.
iest 'grs. "uili ~ pAnE @1ii. nc; les It's Is
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either IN With tElis hot less titau ave i,tt
long Ih'TT Nit4 bet gigusssz. one IN either
| side OF the H1# Ia. 90 stand uyr feet ,b.y. ths
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hrE> tN!' Inc -, AEd To- consist = is1 brace.
zUa -~tE-i.iEE beans g. be sesuayd by uus EuI
Que gnaEteE lash bolts a drawing - which
l. he sen a. tie CIrrEE aalse tine fourth
ca brIIE VIII secure lie f.I.t-
h'rctae Lra~e ard stni ia beams connect.
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a l..cs 81" supIuTt tie railing. Thrre VIII
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tugt OF eash trNss With LEG WasErrz o inrlc.
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lois. one 0u either cut. The trGs,
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!ont. 4AcTo viii hs = grade bulII OF stone,
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rutl i-ai length = afford Al GasJ ascent - tAs
tIIise. Affect:
AZ DAwLEY.
C!tEE Of the Board
ETko October II. Iss1.
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a Drspirsn from Oslo y,s.eraay 40.
nohoeed that tho election ia thai state
was proceeding quietly, and that tho
pts would be fail. No Indications Of
the result were SiYsp, however.
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HAH&IEH.

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Oc;obrll. 1882. by Ju-,;cs J. II.
STrg~tt, Thomas CTumpacker to
Mise Sct;is I:uksr. both o! this
Place. .
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ELEGTi9H NOTICE.

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TTENTIpS l. HLELIY CALLTDTO The
~ igliuains lrov!-lun- 90! tLr Election Iag.
OF the HiEte % AryBla AMI notice j. EIyau that
hIii pTuEi,ipus sbEll - st..rtly enforced
no I~Tsuu shIll cell, give sway or furnish. OF
c se e Be- sold. u'en Agay or furnI-. 81.
r. th,r TT or NithoEt pay. within flsu County
% f"EsDAI. NOEEAlBER 7. lSSL. any spis-
iiupus. malt or fer.EcGicI liquors or wtu,s
AMI any one % 1oigg shsll D. gIi!ty Of a mt.-
lrneaLnF, ana upon conviction thereof shall
b. hn"d In any suu not les th4a che Liudrd
EoE moEe than Uup thousand dullsTs. or D..
ir.Eti~. IGneIt tn I.c CCGLty Jail Rot less thar
UuN nor u.Drc than siv months. or by both ,urb
uEe ALI impEiByLIutuL ia Tie discretion Of TIE
Court.
= uCketcr ballot = all on the dsy Of cleo
u"n b" given or delivered e.. or rcgri.ei Ly
any p"rsou. except 10 the inspector. or = Judge
acilLs a. l-AEec:Or. nor fold any ticEs nor III.
foid any bsllGt Which he Intends TO ne in
voting, Or exhibit 81 otL'r ia suy manncr ly
when the contents iAcre,f msy De- knOxn. or
r'qGCst another person 90 exhibit, or d!-,i1F.
TIE cnut' It- OF any ticket UrIballut WITHIN ono
nIHdt'I ieCt . the polling place.
IyerJ person whp inaEss, Cn-fs 90 sc~apts
any wager or bet upou The TctU!t Of auy cIrr.
igs. or upon tn tucreS4 or f.iurr " any pcr.
son or 'Eud date. or upon the puulSpr Of votes
Caht. ciGsf IN tue aggregate or 'Ur any psrti,u-
lar canlIiai-. or upJ the vote % ~ cast by
any pcngu, Il guilty. u am~lsiSm-an1r.
Iiko, October 10. 1897. "a