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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-30
-A.n va fonnd he W. going.

when we found he wss going.
"saturday. -Too weak 10 carry bodies Of Lee
and Koack out on the ice. The Doctor, Col
Inns and myself carried them around the cor
ner ont os sight. Then my eyes closed up.
"sunday. Everybody pretty weak slept or
rested TO-DAY, and then managed TO get enough
wood in by dark. Read part OF the divine
service. Suffering In our feet no foot-gear-
"MondAy-A hard night.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and THURSDAY 27th-
the 18th day. fverson broken down.
Friday.-Iverson died during the early
morning.
Saturday, 29th.-Drossler died during the
night.
"sunday, Oct. s0.-One hundred and for
tieth day. Boyd and Sartz died during the
night. Mr.. Collins dying"
fNorE.-This is the end OF De Longs diary.
De Long. Surgeon Amber and All sam, the
cook, must have died soon after the last note
was written.l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-30

The resolution for an inquiry into political
assessments came mp in the Senate, June rs.
Mr.. Pendleton commented vigorously upon the
demand made in Jaw A Hubbells circular 70
Government employees. Mr.. Beck asked II
officials who fail to contribute will be allowed
TO retain their positions. Mr.. Allison stated
that but little more than 10 per cent. OF the
Government employees in 1880 made contribu-
tions, vet not one officeholder was removed Tor
his refusal A conference report on the
Army Appropriation bull was agreed to.
Mr.. Allison reported back the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation bill, with
amendments increasing the amount S3s6, 600.
The House, after passing some District OF Co
lumbia bulls, went into committee OF the whole
on the bill TO reduce internal-revenue taxes. A
dozen amendments were proposed and voted
down, and speeches dcnouncing political assess
ments were made by Messrs. Cox and Springer.
The previous question was ordered on the bill
and amendments, when the House adjourned.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-30

Manitoba railroad, ninety miles from St Paul.
construction train Was thrown down an en-
bankment in water eight feet deep, and the en-
gineer and ten laborers we're killed and many
others wounded. The locomotive and twenty
two oars were wrecked.
Styling horses sent a coach over the
bank OF q turnpike near Penton, Cal, killing
three ladies and a gentleman from San Francis
co and wounding three boys.
South.
Three men were killed and two seri-
ously injured by bank OF earth falling upon
them in Baltimore county, Md
Nathan Lucid, negro, charged with
assaulting a white woman, was taken from the
jail at Sardis, Miss, and hanged by mob.
The Kentucky Board of Agriculture
estimates the wheat crop of that State as high
as Is, 600. 900 bushels Corn ID in better condi-
ton than for years, and the acreage 10 to Is
per cent. greater than last year.
Two murderers, man ana a woman,
from the same scaffold at Kingston, S. G. All
died firm III the belief that they were "on the
road to glory
Luke Blackburn, Governor of Ken
lucky, is said to have succumbed to the ap-
peals OF Barnes, the mountain evangelist, and
has become member Of the Episcopal church.
j. Wilson Glover and his two children
were killed by lightning near Charleston, S. @.
They were in their house Oh Johns island.
The boiler at the st. Catherine gold
mine, near Charlotte, n. c., exploded, killing
three men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
ale apctd,fsr bersaufeu es.

Sa6oratortam: go. ~ Gsef 8. Strast,
Rem Bore Gttq.
3emsnife:
Waatpn, aQamafte 60, Srpa
Sd babe Or. Elart Srbnfpa's Sneian glccs
5prup fur Ragsntrampf-, esbsrltiesn une
Oiarrbrs ssbraupi uno srpSsn grfels samii er-
Gislt. sd soats nitt sbRs sasIslbe lein.
6eurs Rosbaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Gprihtu0rfer.
X. 3. Sattsr.

SprtDiD0rfet.
uMaseriiure, abslrie6enber at6en, geroaus
nn5Sbei~tpercen une 8cpipep psrssn Ieiht eurH
SepieusSitters furirt."
uStuStrt bic SopfensS ttterss gaSsr, se6rau4t
bic Wsoisiu, iet6 peiie, seiuns uus sladli4."
nSR eu5 eas 9eben CUR 9a7, une babt tbr ale
SchnunS ~perlpren, 10 periatt ScpfsnsStttsrs."
DTiersns uuS Sarneei6perben inb alssmstue
nebeL uno has etu,iSe ii6ere unb lurerlhifSe |
Sstlmtttsl easssen it eaS ScpfsnsStttsrs.-
Wln taue earduf ]"
rGas SOFTEN. sitters eri6spft snb Jerftrt
niat; IS iteut tpieeer ser unb psrianst."
.Tisssr, gilicItat, S6tafrtstsit une Selbiu6t
trereeu lsi4t eur4 SerfensSitterS ~turtrt."
u@si5rlre, Stippden, SemmsriprpHsu, raufe |
Sdut, au5l&lhse uuo uureiuss Slut turtrt has
Sepfsn Sitters."
,GriSlafte Risren unb Sarnersane sseen 90
ben ihltmmiten srantbeiteI anlab. DaS Scpfeus
Sttters turirt re ale."
yDds Scpfenz SitterS peri5aft msbr @ejuuSs T
belt, Spnnenitein uuo Sreuee, ais ale anesren
arsueten ~tuiammeu SeRcmmen."
Su ALLEN a%pptfeteu Sa Sabeu.
Cop 8itters NiS. Co., &o9efer, r. D. |
= Toronto, Ont, anb apuepu. Gusianb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Grie. O'@rien 90. Sppa.

erie, O'Srisn 60, Soma.
Sc miro bisrmit be- t.inist. eaB Or. GIars
5pbr fcu'S Snoiar Bloch Sprup ni6 pirfIt4
son lbEsrsu r5eumGtiiGeu SGmrrsta bsfrsit
tdt. SD baitt % FIR Elm Dertbpclss @itei u.
tsrpmmaupirs psTsn 8ebraut alsu, bic an G6a-
litsu SamsrJeu isiDsn.
X. 3. Hpttrr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Z. y. Set3's

Aat6uii(t6ss ssitauss Auseissu 2SHrsani
RO. 226 ORi 4. StraBs, IN Rem gSh,
4 sussrst aa,as,u.s,utraits Or ianlu oIaa asa.
9,itStn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
ArPEAnANCEs ARE DECEIrFuL.
What n Party OF san Francisco Sa-
bObs were Taken for iu New York.

toN hh HfH loEhs
The following, from the San Fran
cisco @T0Ji, Is a ''gaOd one;'
A san Francisco gentleman, willie in
New iorG recently. visited the famous
variety iheatcr run by the notorious
harry HILL. He Was taking IL the
sights, and he wanted 70 see them oil.
lie took n private box, aud when
one Of those beautiful and refined
young ladies' who supply the guests Of
the house with liquid Refreshments
waited or him and asked him what lie
would have t. drink, he told her he
was Du1 a drinking mau but a stranger
in til, clay seeing the sights. lie had
beard that all kinds OF people eane TO
Harry Hills. and If she would sit do.n
with him IN Ihe bDX aud pom; ont the
prominent! men in the audleSce, he
woul pay her three dollars all hour for
her services. The maiden consented
and the bargain was made.
In a lew moments L party OF men in
velvet sack-coats. high-h,eIsd boots
AMI s.Cueh hats sLtrici.
"who are tbey?" he asked.
They belong TO the Blocker street
gang" vas the reply. land there is not
one of them that wouldn't cut q mans
throat for q Ave dollar BILL"
Next passed in Il party with Ulster
overeoats and Derby hats.
who nre those g,ntIemsu?" in
quirod the man from the Pacific side of
the Continent.
They are Green street panel
thieves" said the girl.
In n few moments thcra entered n
party Of San Francisco gentlemen, each
II Of them b.iug well known here.
aud having b.sn prominently identified
with the stock market, in this city and
with the mining iuduatrios Of the coast.
The man in tho box knew them as well
as II he he'd packed tho mud to make
them; but he thought he would see how
the girl had put ia en- up.
"Who nre those duffrrs?" he asked.
81 don't exactly twig them, 4" returned
tho girl, "but they look like PLiladsl.
pbiN sneak thieves"
II the names we're given it might re-
suit in tue moLbing Of tho omcs Of the
Dday Report.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
WARRINGTON OFFICIALS DIS
CHAEGED.

Prssid' mt Arthur has directed the
removal Of Charles F. Henry, Marshal
81 the District Of Columbia; d. b.
Anger, Postmaster, and u. Parker,
Assistant Postmaster for the City of
Washington, aad VI. D. Helm, foreman
OF the Congressional Record. aud Gsorg.
L. Spencer. Government Director Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
upon charges made by the Attorney.
General and Colonel Bliss, tia: tn.
aforementioned officials h-d inteIfered
with the ends 81 justice in connection
With the Star Route trials.
This decisive step on the part Of the
President has probably partially in
drced by the following letter received
from Attorney General Brewster. Ad-
DIR ssing the President. NJ. Brewster
says: Il have never forgotten your in.
strnciions on my FIRST accepting Office
to pursue the case (;hs Star Route
frauds) with Tigor and rigor. So that the
innooent should be acquitted II clearly
Innocent. and that tho guilty shoull be
punished if clearly guilty-that there
must De no hali-hsar;ed s-utImcut In
the purpose OF tbs Government and its
officers II this prosecution. After sesi-
Gus and prolonged dslibsr.tipn over ell
the details Of the case, my inyestiga-
lions satisfied me- that the men who
were indicted acre guilty men and mer.
tied the extreme punishment. of tb-
Law. They Lad projected. under cover
Of official power aad under cover Of
official authority, n systematic plan OF
deliberate robbery Of the pnUiic Treas
ury. To carry out that plan they had
laid their hands upon = fund dedicated
by law to a greG. public serYice-a ser.
vice that Is e~orspicuausly one Of the
fruits and eaases Of our civilization,
- Social comfort, our commercial
prosperity. L National growth: aud
millions Of that money they perverted
10 their oSn private gain aud divided
Tor thei' own private personal pur.
poses. l. was the condign act Of an
Infamous conspiracy. Such men ara
traitors to social aud official duiy. aud
they are public eueInies, against whom
the authority Of the Law must be sx-
erisd SIthout hesitation or relaxation"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Tho Department Of the Interior has
just issued a ceusgs bul.riir il refer
euce to the itiiteEacy u the people Of
the United States a. returned at the
tenth census. from which We gather the
following Interesting statistic, with
reference to OuT own State.
The total earoll'acGt Of persons ten
years Of age aud upward is 5u.gGG; OF
dis number 3,7U3. or - per cent, are
uuaL!e 70 Trai, and 1909, or S per
cent, are unable TO write. Total num-
be. o! white persons ten yeurs Of age
aud upward. -. SOP; OF this number
1915, OF IS per cent, are unable to
ws.te. Native whites ten years old
and uPwurLs, 2l,GGy. AMI Of these 2I0,
or III per cont, axe unable to write.
foreign born whites ten years oil 0uI
upwards, 1926, Of which 1875, OF 5 1
per cent. a'e unable to write. CUlorrd
PRISONS ten years old aud upwards.
SOL, Of which ? ,l5I, or 2C.7 per cent.
are unable to write.
According to the sntno authority the
most ilIi;erHte State is South Carolina,
where 1872 per cent. arc unable to
read. and SD per cent. are unable 10
write. Iowa makes the best showing ia
eduattIan as only "a per cent. are IN
able to roAd. and 80 per cent. ary uu.
able to write.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
The Reno SaSInE. Rink stock
Liable.

In Reno on Monday Judge King rem
derrd his decision in the case OF Rev.
c. MeKelrey ys. L. l.. Crockett ct al.
giving judgment IN favor OF thu plain
TIL for the full amour, el,imed. This
is the case broughtto determins whether
the stockholders of the RENO Savings
Bank are not lisbls for the unpaid bal
auos Of their subscription t. the capital
stock, and the Court decides that they
are. The capital stock of the bank was
SlOO. coo, Of which only $50, go was
paid in. Under the decision Of the
Court, the remaining S7O.U 900 must be
paid in, each holder payin; proportion
atsiy to the auouut named. The main
question now is whether or not the
stockholders have sny money with which
to meet their liability. The case will
probably be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03


Tho following T~uscarora items are
eulled from tho Times-Rovicw:
Born-At Jack Creek. Nov. 81. to the
wife OF Q. Woodward a daughter.
Work on tho Snyder mino Of Good
Hope Distric. 10 still being prosecuted.
Tnrbel is in town and will return 10.
morrow With additional help.
i. Fanuoi publishes his card TODAY.
His place Of business Ia ut the old Col
Inns store at tho west end az Wood
street.. lie bns n full stock Of boots
II shoes. His specially will bs n con.
slant supply Of Pyramid Lake trout.
Clay 1rland, wife aud child, arrived
Saturday nigh, from Silver Creek. Clay
was fotmerly q resident OF Columbia.
but sinca that place hns subsidized hos
visited bis old home in Oregon. He
will remain permanently ia Tuscarora.
Mrs. Ham arrived ia town Saturday.
accompanied by Der hush nd. She had
80 far recovered that u was deemed safe
for her TO be removed to Tuscsrorn
where medical attention could DO more
conveniently bad.
About eight o'clock on last Saturday
the house Of Mrs. Henderson took
fire on the roof from the stoycpipe. IL
was noticed by tho men at the indie.
pendcncs mill, who promptly came 10
.hc rescue. The building was not ma. |
damaged, bat in the removal Of
be iGFnturo muOh " IL vas damaged, J
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

THE Louisiana State aoyasscrs throw
ont Assumption and st. MaTy's parishes
on tbs ground OF iDtormaliiy In the re.
turns, The former gave Kellogg l.l3O
majority, ond tho latter 1891 majori;y,
leaving him still about 1000 majority.
Governor McEuory refused 10 issue O
certificate to Kellogg on tho ground Of
non.residsnco in the district or State
and grnntsd him until Monday "a sub.
init q bficf and evidence. Kellogg has
prepared q statement showing that he
came to the State in the Spring Of 1906.
that he was tho sixth man registered
under the military reconstruction a
1873 in the parish Of Orleans. aud that
he has since constantly registered and
voted in the State,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
The Marcus mire in the Weaver Di

TnB Marcus mire in the Weaver Dis.
irict, A. T., is becoming famous be-
cause Of its rich gold sulpbursts which
across a four-foot vein assay 4 1000 to
the ton. About $50. coo or $50. 600
worth Of ore is sauSed at tho mine
ready for shipment. lis reported that
$500 hive been refused for one
fourth OF the mine. a shipment Of ore
was made recently to Newark, N. J..
This rock Is expected to run from
$1,000 to So 900 to the ton. being high
grade gold ~sulphurets. The Marcus Is
one Of tho coming miues OF Central
Arizona.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03


FRoN 81 Riphael We learn that the
Downeyvilie furnace started MP again
last Wednesday under the Management
OF Mr.. White, a gentleman OF large and
v"rifd experience in the reduction OF
or q. The mine is looking splendid
mud producing an abundance OF GOOD
ore. Below the water level in the sill
vor cave tho character OF the ore has
changed to q very 6ne ealena which il
becoming 80 hard that it requires blast.
ing. Undoubtedly this is one Of tho
mos. valuable mining properties in the
ss"te for as work progresses IL con.
iinuos to open u bigger and has every
Indication Of proving a permanent mine.
D~owDoyvIllo will he one Of the lead
ing mining centres OF The Pacific Slope.
There arc several prospects in this die.
trio. that only require a judicious out.
lay OF e'pit'l 10 develop into valuable
minu -BoSIai',
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

NOVEMBER, 1884,. IL q great way off.
Many things are liable 10 bnppou DO.
forc election day dawns. The most
elaborate calculations Of tho electoral
vote for the next President, made now.
may not he worth n pietyuue two years
hence. Would it not be wiser for
Democrats to devote all their spare time
to making sutc Of victory. than TO 10
amusing themselves by r~aradrng ,abu-
lated statements calculated to impress
the credulous with tho idea that 10th.
ing can prevent nn enormous Demo.
cratic prcpoudornnco ia tho Electoral
Collebe2-SentSsi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A coRaEsroSDxNcz between Jay Goull
aud the Presidents OF the roads in the
Northwest nov engaged in the rate war,
shows that Mr.. Mitchell favored a
meeting for arbitration, and the restora-
ton Of rates establishes the geuUiueaess
Of the dispatch. which had been denied.
l. also gives reason to believe that n plan
of adjustment will be agreed upon With
in tEenty four hOurs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A CHICAGO gambler implrts the in
formation that poker is not "a fa,v.,i-
with professionals, because nous Of
them have any confidence in the rest.
Such Il thing aS square playing they do
not expect Of each other. so whom they
play poksr they seek other than profess
SIGNAL opponents" II mon will play
poker, ho advises them to cultivate on
ability TO bluff with eoolnsss aud au-
daci,y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

IT is authoratiyeIy stated tiom WGsh-
iugton that evidence has been discoy-
cred Sgainst the colored Juror Brown,
which, if subs,antiatei, would uudouht-
ed, eansisa lin to the p~eni,eutiAry.
The screws being frightened against
Dickson, the result was his foriLeonI-
ing Trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A RIOT occurred at Fayetteville, y. O.,
Saturday night among tie horse traders
In attendance on tho stock fair. Over
30 men were hurt, two nortaIiy. Har-
ysy Underwood was shot by a woman
and killed. The authorities are help
less and the citizens are in a state Of
terror. The county authorities have
made numerous arrests. Over 200 per-
IONS were engaged In the riot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

W. G. SWAY, General Traffic Mana
ger; J. 7. Clark, G-neral supsriuteu-
dent A. v. II. Carpenter, General Pas
seuGer Agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
j st Paul road, have gone to Cali
FORMS. Swan, Who was accompanied
by Ms. Swan, go foE their health, but
the otheTs devote their tune TO business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Ban Francisco papers, say the Car
son Appeal, charge all the way from
$50 to $3.50 fer "toney" marriage ro-
tees; the higher thu social position Of
the contracting parties, the greater the
figure. Carson papers generally receive
q hunk OF stale cake, which In MANY
cases did service at the grandmother's
wedding, and n bottle Of very cheap
wine, for similar publications.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
San FrancIsco'> Abie,, Journal.

The extraordinary success which has
fallen 90 the E<arSHs,r during the past
two years Of its publication As a morn
inS newspaper, has led to extensive
impFoS' meut- in al! its departments
and heavy investments IN peg!ecuus its
mechanical appliances. tie beu.fts Of
which will soon lie made available to
the Ee"s-reSdiug public. The neS
dress of type just douned is to be fol-
Lowell by neSs presses, now being bulk
TO order in New York. aud O! the lat,s;
pattern aud best capacity, eI,sbliug the
publication Of the LanIsomsst daily
journal in the United States. Complete
new steFeotyp'ug apparatus will soon be
In use. and in every department more
progress will be shown Than marks iEe
eoU:ss Of any otter paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

GESrRAL RAUN's Ipternal Revenue
report shows the ne, receipts for the
hscAl year lSSl-2 to bs SIS, ssi, OUGO.
Of which distilled spirits furnished
$50, 90 COO, tobacco Sl7, OOO. COO. fer
uented liquors sI6,uO ,OC0. Illinois
paid 20 Pc cent. Of the whole revenue
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A LATE Washington dispatch snys
u will be the policy of some Republi.
can member Of the Appropriation Com.
mit,oe TO cut down every osiim, io 10 the
lovSat point and give the Democrats,
enough al retrtnchmehi. There will
be a serious opposition to a 81. 0OO, 600
appropriation for the compilation OF the
monitors. In fact they propose 10 re.
duce the appropriation so low that IL
will be Impossible for the democrats TO
{ trench rs they did four years ago
without orippling the government.
There will also DO an endsavor 10 70.
move the internal revsnue on tobacco.
leaving II ohly on whisky; to enac: like.
wise n broad, sinpl, civil ~scr,ios statute.
aud attach stripgsu. penalties to the
assessmsDt plan; ~ ALLOW the Demo.
'ra's 10 oonfuss themselves With tue
.ar'h and settle the electoral question
lpa aAAiiJ TO adjourn speedily.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
Killed by an ExpIoSIo,

At Carbonate ". L. Nov. IS. as
the men were sbcu, going TO work the
Waterman reported gas IL niue No. ?,
IN ef the gangvays in which Their.
hal been no work igr several d,ys be.
fore. 4 Young man named Spencer
entered the nina Ssth an open lamp,
Sh-n an explosion iolloaed. instantly
killing lin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

C~LrrEEsoS and Nicholas. the two
burglars who broke jail at Eureka re-
Gently and were recaptured, were taken
70 Hamilton on Thursday last and az
raigued. There were two charges Of
burglary against them. They pleal-d
guilty, and Juige RiySs sentenced each
TO nine years in the State Prison. They
are desperate characters.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

TIE official State vote on Congress
men Of Wisconsin IL, Democrats. 1913.
SAC; Republicans, 1852; Prohibition.
Ii,iIG. \ Democratic plurality O., s.
s9i. Tue Republican plurality last
year was II-S51-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

SUNDAY lhe family Of Thos. Hugh,s
living near SpottsviIle, Ky. went to
church to be gone all day, leaving their
infant child in charge Of a coIorsd g:rl.
The girl went to q neighbour, leaving
the child on a pallet ON the floor. and
was gone all day. when the family re-
Turned they found tie child dead and
most horribly eaten by rats.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

II Is SAID that the fr.i time Sitting
Ban attended white mau's party he
made . break Tor the door the
a waltz IVES struck up. He Afterwards
explained that be supposed an alarm Of
nre had beeu given, aud that each bravo
was trying TO carry oil n squaw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Beecher's escape from n verdict for
damages for q violation Of his contract
to write tho "Lifo of Jesus Christ"
says the Eureka Sentinel, ns he had
agreed in writing to do. was through q
legal techuicaiity. There is no gus
ton that he made n written coutruc,
which he did not fulfill. The point up
on which the case turned WAS whether
3ccchsr WIS formally Motif ii. after he
had delayed six yeur+, that if IL did
not go ON With his work he would be
responsible for damages. 1t is a strange
spectacle TO see q protested mora!
teacher relying upon thu tccbnicalities
Of the law to escape punishment for
taking $4,000 to do work which Lo
did not do.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

IHE State Board OF Canvassers at
RicEmond, Virginia. threw out the vote
oil Gl"ucester couaty and gave a GER
'erifests of election to Mayo (Coali-
toni. The Congress delegation stands
six Coalition, four Democrats. Notices
81 ccntest have been given.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

SoNE cunning sNindlers in San Fran
cisco ere buying rp all the old dairy
butter they can find aud palmins it OF
on unsuspsetiug consumers as genuine
o!eomnrgsr.ns. The detectives Grs on
the trail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
TO TAXPAYERS.
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Elko. Nevada, oct. 10, lS-2.
Notice j. hereby CIV, n that the state. Conn.
~ aud other Taxes Tor the year Issy, ara now
an" aud payable AT my once, aud the law IN
relation 10 their collection will be strictly en-.
lyfCCl. All taxes unphil A. D O'Clock r. Il
MONDAY. November 2Dlb. ]pruSimO, viii
then become delinquent aud ten per cont
additional nd ed thereto
". H. KILLER,
County Tres arsf sh1 81 ON 10 Tss HccsiVer.
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