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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-30
FOK ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOB ARKANSAS CITY .

Memphis and A riz snSas City Packet Co.
Adams U. S. Mail Line-For Helena, Frisrs Point,
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff K R.-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ r. Cheek......rnaster A. L. CuInmiIis CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at p.m
For nforrnati apply at No Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-30
NOTICES.
Planters.
NOTICES.

WE are manufacturing and carry in stock a
w wcll-assorted line Of COTTON-PLANTERS,
Of various patterns, selected especially with refer
ence to chcapnesS durability and efficiency
BENEESAS MAN'E'Ez CO.,
50 Madison street Memphis.
Important NOtice-WOrds OF Warning !!
We desire to give this friendly word Of ing
to VIII 1m IL mBy concern. that al per-Cns who
have been, now dealing in q preparation
called Clayton Russeu's Celebrated stomach
Bitters - put uBop the msiket by adams * 90 OF
New York render tcmselucs h1ble 10 prosecution aud
damages as sad article IL S been Pronounced by
tue q. 5 Circuit Court, Ou;hetn d strict, New
York in a deCis rendered by his Honor, Judge
Blatchfurd, February 1, s. as beng an imitation
Cf lstctter's Celt bc2ted stomach Btters, ~ who
granted a decree OF perpetual lu!un-t o.. Win
damages against the SAID Adams n Co. for viola
lion OF our Trale Mark il tee premises. The
principle Of this im2ort4nt 3eclsiOi applies with
e4Ia force to amy article OF Buffers, TIE ia3eis OF
which bear general resemblance to our Trade
Mark, as well the re-.illng Of our old bottles
with spurious stuf, OF selling III bu'k any srticle
purpOrting I, be our preparat ton, an hence this
friendly word OF caution. We nevLr flil TO con
Wet, as the Court Records OF New Orleans, ST.
Louis New YORK AID other poilts fully affirm.
HOSTErTER & SMITH.
PIrTSBURG March 1852
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-30

eBeIOW hlgn water marx OF 81
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time Bar. Their. Vino. Weather.
Ossm SO.O32 20 Sc Clear.
2:0S pm 1896 20 S-W- lClear-
10 .0s y m 30.O6S / 63 Sc Clear
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
[Fron Wednesdays Daily
saImaEundI.

The trial OF Charles Shrewsbury. in.
die'ed for forgery. was get e. ! O'Clock
to-day.
Four unfortunates are now receiving
aid at public expense in the County
Hospital.
Departed by stsge for Tusearora this
morning: Robert johnson, William
Mcilann.
"Nhl the coming man uso both
armsf' is asked. lie doubles, will IL
tue coming woman is ablo to drive the
horse.
All members Of the o. L. s. in good
standing are earnestly requested, to
meet at their Hall Thursday, Novem-
Der 23i. u; ESQ p. NJ,
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las,
evening: Miss Hill, Mrs. A. Williams.
Anuie Jensen. A. Christian. b. IL.
Fanin. Also eleven bars Of bullion.
John Thompson. Of Pleasant VALLEY.
L was taken down on the 9Th Of Nov.
em6er by a stroke of paralysis. was
brought to the Hospital yesterday l.,
his brother-in law, Mr.. Jones.
The County Auditor authorizes the
announcement that warrants will now
issue for the amouuis of all claims nj
lowed 10 this date on the General, IndI-
gent and coStingep; fluids If Elko
County.
Eight bars Of bullion. sl2 pounds.
valued Il; SlC,O37. 80 FROM the Navajo.
aud three bars, 3ls pounds. value.
s3,O3j.sO. from tho Independence
mine, Were brought down GA ths stage
from the north yesterday.
Says the Tsalc, Rerieig: As far as re-
ported. the financial condition Of our
local mines on the LIST instant WINS rs
follows: Cash on Land-BIle Isle.
Si27o.Gi; Grand Prize, SI,iG5. 20;
North Belle Isle. S~I,95s.33. In debt
Arsouta. SJ,lIi.5G.
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From Monday 3 Daily.l
DalmaSuudI.

The Grand Jury for the present term
are in session te-day.
Immensc freight trains are passing
east every afternoon.
Mrs. i. Honsyman and Mrs. A. W.
GSdney left for home by tho train last
evening.
ihe departures by stage for the north
this morning were Z. Christian, Ami.
Williams. IL. COnnor aud c. l.. Hanna.
man.
The wel!-known California character.
known ms "Pfilosopher'' Pickett, died
at NHfiposa Friday night, after An
illness OF two weeks.
ID. I. Algcr and Max Murcor. Of For,
iirlleck, ii. s;otler aud L. Dakin, of
Lamoilie, and Thomas Braunsn. Of
s;ar Valley, are in town to-day.
Messrs. Rcckhart / Froelieh. at the
Bakery Saloon, received from the ees,
this morning from st. Louis another
carload Of the celebrated Brdwsiser
beer, aud lovers Of the boss nal, man.
ufActure will govern themselves accord
iugly.
J. c. Thompson. O! P!easan, Valley.
was struck with paralysis at his HON.
on the 1th Instant, the entire left side
oI his body being rcn!ered useless.
The fact that Il large family are de-
pendent upon HIM for support, aud
his vito Is in n low state of health
makes the case pecVliIT!y distressing.
John TODkius and wife-uee Miss
Lucy Tucker Of this pIace-aIr.yed
from The Yankee Fork cuGutry by III.
train from the east yesterday morning.
Airs. IonLius's health has been very
poor for scnc time pass, aud tho pr, b.
'nt visit to her mother and family was
made with the hope tia: tie vnlusy
you'd prove beneficial. That the hone
may be Well grounded is the sincere
wish Of the many ficuis Of The fam.
lily.
Amos Plumrn ?, w:!S anil family.
who arrived hero f,om Mount, iu Ctty
Friday evening, departed for Mineral
!!!l 10y the train yesterday morning.
Nj. Flummsr goes to takv chang, Of
the mines Of tho Ch-,sly C.Hp,ny al
that place, aud with his family Wal be.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
A Promising Strike,

From the Eureka Leader We learn
that a very promising strike has been
made in the tunnel OF the Silver State
Con. company, on Mccoy Hill. The
tunnel is n some 45O feet, and cross
cutting has bean begun at this point.
The object OF tho company was to cut
ground underlying some very rich
groupings On the surface, and in this it
seems they have succeeded, as within
the last day or two ore has been dis.
covered which runs S35 in gold and
silver and Al per cent. in lead. The
peculiar feature Of the ore is that it is
so henvy with lead aud that it carries
one-half in gold. Tie strike is a rery
encouraging one and will no doubt
lead to something big,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
Fridays Daily.I
IBalmnEuadi.

Mr.. Farrell and wife viii visit T.xa,
ria Arizona. thence to the City Of Mex.
leo, where they propose to spend the
winter.
Watner & Co. are loading to-day
fifteen wagons with coal. lumber, sal,
n general ~nerchaudise, for Tusc.-
fora' and plenty of freight will still be
LETT 10 follow. More or less merchnu-
disc for that locality is arriving daily.
Jasper Harrell has just made his last
shipment Of cattle for the see son and
left by the train to. day for San Fran
cisco. His shipments of beef cattle TO
San Francisco this Fall amount I, 3. COO
head. almost all Of which were steers
Two hundred cars were required ia
transporting the stock. producing a
freight bill Of nearly S25. 600.
Thomas A. Pryor has leased from
Arthur Bixel the well-known Humboldt,
1872 az NuASn INC 1uttCr has
conducted the business during the ms,
two years. Mr.. Pryor will carry on the
business at the old stand, and his many
friends aud arquaintsnces and the pub.
lie generally will always meet a warm
reception on visiting the Humboldt
Brewery saloon. See his advertisement,
in another column.
Considerable excitemcn, is Just now
being raised in town by the sudden ap-
pear"nce OF scarlet fever among the
children. Several crscs are reported.
and one, that Of a little son of Jacob
Hobbs. proved fatal this morning,
The family arrived here recently from
Colorado. locating for the winter. Two
ofthe surviving children Of the family
are also seriously i'll with the fell dis
ease. The remains of the little one
were buried this evening, aud the con-
di'ion OF the stricken family is such ms
to excite the most heartfelt sympathy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
An Act OF Justice.

Some time ago l wrote and published
some severe things concerning County
Commtssioner Honeyman in relation to
his action upon n certain printing bill
against the County ana in favor of the
late hrn Of Fairchild 4 Dennis. Sub
sequent events have proven conclusively
to me hat the gentleman was not iunu-
enced by the motives which l ascribed
to Linn, and q! take pleasure in withdraw
ing and retractiug everything said or
written by me- WHICH would in any man.
nsr reflect upon his personal or official
integrity. This public retrnction is
voluntary upon my part, and is actuated
solely by the conviction that 1 was
misled through circumstances into an
act OF injustice to a worthy citizen and
conscientious public servant.
JouS II. DENNIS.
Elko, New, Nov. 81, 1882.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

DICK Dorsey this morning bi,cbad q,
team OF spirited horses to a light spring
wagon AMI !~oaiimI n couple Of Mongnl-
inns with pick aud shovel accomayi-
nents, drove down TO the site of the
newly surveyed race track. nbou, n
mile below town. where the Oriept,Is
were to engage in cI,ariEg OF the sage.
The tools had brcu depo.i,cd on tho
Reound. and Dick started to drive tn,
Ceiesi!"ls around the course Of the
FHc% for tho purpose Of i~us:.uct,ug
them IN the general topography Of the
location. when, IN the heavy sage. the
team came suddenly upon the sum
d'Ied frame of a d,fUuct bovine. Grin.
mn and CHASTITY. and the iun instantly
began TO take place. Both Lorscs
'rr"nB frantic,lly in tie air. and
aIishtns astriie Of the wagon pole.
dashed madly forward, md Dick.
throwing the bulk Of his 200 pounds
HNoIriuPois upon the reins. Lrok.
them both short of, himself turning a
O"ck snmersauIt from the wagon.
H''ght ng on the ground without per-
Soaai injury. The team, left unre.
strained, tore around through the brush
IKE a pair of kettl-d CANNES. the ter
riaed Chinese clingins desperately to
the wngon.bed aud filing the ambient
air with sTasperatIng pagan shrieEs
and ho"ls. A sharp. narrow gulch
was finally crossed, tho springs of tbe
wagon reboGnding with sudden force
and the jabbcring C~oufuc;ans wer. in
stantly iorn loose aud shot upward %
such a height that their return trim to
terra Hrmd Was uuobstructed by any,
ihing like n wagon. Fortunately they
were also unhurt by til. fall. and tho
team. after q ]ciTcuItOUs race Of soms
h~rii-do2en miles. was brought to a hal,
by tho ,ntansiiug and falling Of ono Of
the horses. After the above lively ad-
venture, work on tho track was conIip.
ned AS though nothing lad happened.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

n attention OF a Gazette reporter
was aitrac;ed to an old man who
stepped from tbs emigrant train a,
Keno " couple OF days rgo for the pur-
pcs OF procuria $ a bottle Of whisky.
Being too feeble to protect himself
from Reno raPacity, the o~ctaseUarian
was obliged 10 submit to the SUCTION
pump process and yielded up the FOL.
lowing interesting Account Of himsrlf:
His name was John Torrsyson, and he
MAS born in st. Louis Missouri, chen
II was hardly more than a trAdiug post.
lilo said lie was a III ember Of n survey
party Tint worked in tho vicinity Of
Mono Lake an 1915, and that one Of
his companions vas Colonel Il. b,
Jackson. Of Dodie. tho Democratic
wal horse Of Mono County, who was Il
member OF the party who made the
first Government turreys Of southern
Nevada, aud who is now a hearty old
man OF seventy, and we'll known by all
in Mono County. Dir. Torreysou said
ha was a member OF Fremon''st
first expedition 10 tho Rocky noun.
tains. leaving ST. Louis IN 1912. lie
remained with him until the party set
out on its return. when he took up
quarters in the Wind River mountains.
and remained there until Fremont re.
turned on his ;hird tour Of exploration
IN 1915, when Le joined him aud went
to California, and was with him when
he was attacked by Mexicaus near
Monterey. When Fremont was ap-
pointed Governor Of California by
Commodore Stockton. Torrsyson struck
QUITO the mountains again and joined
a surveying party on the cost side OF
Tho Sierra Nevada. He afterwards re-
turned to Aariposa, which he had b,.
come smitten with during his travels
with Fremont, where no has remained
ever since. lie Is now on lis way
home, nfter an absence OF forty years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
From Tuesday Daily
SnlmAEunnl.


The railroad grade between Bellevue
aud HALEY is nearly completed. and the
force will soon move toward Baker
City.
Eleven carloads of beef-catue wsrs
shipped through for San Francisco
from Wells last evening by Jasper
Harrell.
Mr. A. l.. Sherman returned here
from San Francisco by the train Las,
evening. He will remain in this yicip-
lily during the next two or three
months.
Report has it that Beam Pixley will
succeed Lieutenant Governor.elec,
L.Hnghton ms Auditor Of the Yirrini, r
Trnckee Railroad company after Jan.
uary LIST.
IL. G. Broaer shipped for San Fran
cisco at noon to day sixteen carloads OF
1eef.eaiile. Fourteen Of the cars were
loaded at Hal!sok Station and two nj
this place.
Mrs. Melville, wife of Engineer Mel
'i''e' left the insane hospital Mt Nor
i'stown, PENNSYLVANIA. last Saturday
'"F h'r home. She has r.gairsd her
health completely.
Hugh Martin started with a load Of
supplies On his return home TO Bru-
n'au TIM. morning Mrs. Martin and
part Of the family will remain here
d"'inS tho winter. Mr. Martin will
return hers in a few days, going hence
to Mineral Hill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
Those EIcgans IIoIidny Good,

Have arrived aud nre now on exhibi.
ton at duller's Drug Store, and arc
without doubt the finest aud most use.
fnl goods OF their kind ever offered IN
this market. For the ladies there ia an
endless variety Of toilet goods. fino per.
fnmery, odor stands. elegant colluloid,
amber and ivory combs, brushes and
hand.mirsors, Ladies' rotioules with
belts. silk plush jewel cabinets, glove,
handkerchief, odor aud jewel cases in
silk plush, Russia and hand-psin,ed
satin, etc. For gentlemen, Rne cigar
cases, card cases, pocket walltt.. In
Russia and seol-sRin. clegan, silk plush
"hisk-broom holders, mous,nche cups
etc. oto. Take a look At than b.iorc
buying elsewhere.
| noyzod&rimo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

In a card published in another col.
unin. John II. Dennis does pnhlio
justice TO Comfy Commits, Toner Frank
H%oncyrnau, against whom, under n mis-.
representation OF facts. tho former.
some months ago gave u1cranco "a
severe structures through tho columns
OF the Tines sotT, Of which journal
he was at tina. time part owner. Mr..
Dsnuis. a couple Of months ago, be-
came aware OF tho fact that in the ar,i.
Giles referred to he had done injustice Ia
nu honest and honorable man. and hos
only been restrained from making pub.
lie acknowledgement Of his error until
this time by his candidacy before III,
people. which might have caused hi.
motive 10 DO miseons,rucd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
Iron Thursdays p.ily.l
0alnanEundf.


Walter Marsden has Just sold his In.
teress in the Ruby Hill Mining Htr, te
W. J. Penrose, who will now take edit.
orial charge of that journal.
L. L. woodmansee. travelling cor.
respondent and business agent Of the
well-tnown publishers. Dewey & Co..
oil San Francisco, made ibis Office a
pleasant call to-day. He is on his way
to Inscarora, and stopped over here on
business OF the aforementioned firm.
Remember. the shooting match. ra-
ecs aud ball which take place a. SWEET
lands. en- South Fork. on tho goth and
"oih in'tsnts. For particulars sse his
advertisement in another column.
Miss Maggie Hamilton arrived by the
train last evening from her home a,
Ophir. near Auburn. California. The
young lady il a sister OF Mrs. Frank
Fernald. whom she will visit for a few
weeks.
Attached to the freight train las.
evening were n couple more new en-
g'nes Tor the Southern Pacific road.
They were the largest ten-whselers we
have yet seen. and are evidently dc.
signed for treighting on heavy graiest
The Ogden P!ot of yesterday SAYS:
Hon. John How, of San Francisco.
came in from the west this nrrring
u will leave for Montana this even
ing. TO he absent ten days" We were
not aware that he lad passed through
here.
Look at Doc. Muller's new ndver-
'isement cf choice holiday goods inst
received from the cast. He has the
best and handsomest selection of arti-
c'es snitrb'e for holiday gifts eve-
brought TO this part Of the State.
During a fight at Forest City. y. c..
Saturday. Barnes King shot William
Suiile; the latter. in tnrn. blowing the
top OF Kings head OF with n shotgun.
He died oon after, Gather Frank
then shot King twice in the body, and
John HaiIes dangerously wounded
William S1tiio.
Austin Democrat: James Crosse met
with quite n s%sTious accident at Yankee
Blade on MorGay. while working in
Tom Jones' mine. A largo r,rl.
weighing half n ton. fell on him. breaA.
ing his leg below the knee. Ho was
brought into town AID is doing MS well
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
The Leader is informed that Stafford
district is looking up spIeniidly. The
onondaSo is being steadily worked.
and with very successful results. A
force Of men is engaged Stopping ore in
tho cut at the mouth of the tuunsl, aud
qnite a large shipment OF ore is now
sacked aud rondy for shipment to Salt
Lake for reduction. At the Zsnali
mine a large quantity Of ve.y fine ore
Is also being sacked for Shipment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

An clcycn-year-old son Of John Oros.
son, OF Star Valley. wns 40 badly in.
jurrd by n fall from tho horse ho was
riding, on Friday last. that his death
resulted ON tho following dny. and tho
body was buried ON Sunday. The
ciuch 81 tho saddle had bccoms loosen
cd, which, turning with the little fol.
low, threw him TO the ground. Alight
ing on his head. his injuries were SO
rcvcre al TO Prove fatal in n fyw hours
D'. Msigs was t%slcgrapb,d for ut lbil
Ilacc Immediately aitor tho accident
Int npon his arrival tho Doctor fount
The cnsn beyond tho AID Of medical o
surgical Skill. IL was Il mos. distress
Ing accident, aud the parents have Ga,
~sJmrAthi's Of tho residents OF ih,
Valley In their heavy loss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
From Saturdays DAILY
Snlmnxundi.


Elko Lodse EoIls. l. o. o. f., meets
at the hall tonight.
II the splendid Knabe Piano adver-
tised by Hrs. Green is no; soll shortly,
IL will be rahled of. which will give q
splendid chrnco TO secure a aue in
siIument at a merely nominal cost.
The Carson Appeai sly that tbs tic
between Hatch and Beam for County
Clerk Of Ormsby County will be settled
- a new election on the 2sth instant.
Tho chances are that the couiest will
Ge N lively one. but there will be- 10
chance Of trading candidates aud each
one will stand upon his own merits.
Just because Nevada is Il little bit .
n State in population and only has one
member Of Congress. tho eastern press
Is continually throwing out mean in.
hiaua,ions about it. The Chicago
Tribune Hsser:s that eight lawyers hrs
employed IN, Nevada MS counsel in q
IaNsu.: about Ike number Of hogs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
Aurora Bpr-ali..

4 free entertainment WAS given last
evening het~ en- . aud u o'ciocl by the
above calculated combination. witch
far echP.od au.lhing Of an astlonomi-
oil character whish has appeared to
our cIt!s us within til. meruury o.. our
o de,t ~InLap.tInt. L..m the comet,
"hi"h Las Of late attracted 50 much ut
trn;IOn Was thrown completely in tho
shade. Moro tA-s that. the A. Is.
game forth 1T M Lour when 1t could he
enjoyed by all Cit.z"ns without regard
10 Il, sex. race. color or previous con.
d ton Of SrTNituIs. Tae comet, on tho
o,ntiary, comes creeping up al an hour
wien oil sensible Christiaus ire en-
iSid'd ia the arms Of MaTpheus-or
tH''r wives or Their husbands. as the
caSe may be-Ep though i; VAS airSid
TO di,PiEy its charms 10 the pubic;
and no wonder. when there are such
counter attractions as those di-Ilaysd
LAST evening. We think tae comet had
better caUcoi ali contracts and remove
10 spHc cline wAtro its attractions will
be appreciated. aud whore their il no
A"ToTH BUrraiiS to interfere with its
audiences. We would further suggest
to the managers o: e. that the perform.
nnco open ia the evening instead Of
2 o'clock IA tao morning. Th- caus.
Of tho phemUmsn,n of the Aurora Dor
calls is not thoroughly understood. but
II ia suppoSed To be caused by electrical
currcnta. the exact nature of which il
eft to TIA sc!o itidS reaSarcL Of future
FORMATIONS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
't RIcEHARr & FRoELIcH.

The Hop Slug Company at this place
has bought out the stock Of Hung Sing
a; Tuscaron together with the build
ings aud lots. The purchase was
made on the 10th OF September, since
which time tho business is conducted
at the same place under the Arm name
oeil6-lm HUSo SINo. HI GEE & Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26
Information wanted.

hE'. Louisa Nay. Now Salem. Har-
Tison Comfy, West Virginia, desires
information OF Jack Evsrson. her hus.
o"nd who loft bis home IN Virginia
twenty-five ycnrs ago. Ito was last
heard from at Columbus District. New.
ada Any information concerning him
VIII he gladly received Ivy HE mother
. sis.c. .. lie address gi,op above.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

A DRAFT from the Hereford and
Polled Angus herds OF NJ. II. Cochran,
OF HIllhurst, Quebec. Canadi. were sold
by auction at Dexter Park Wednesday,
aud t%biriy-one Hereford and thirty
eight Angus disposed OF for q total Of
sj2,OOO. The Herefords averaged
$40 and the Angus females sGGj;
males, Sl07. The Polled cattle were
just out Of Quarantine after importa-
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

a letter received here this morning
iiom J. s. Kelley, At Bellevue. nm.
bounced tho death ut that place, Il few
days ago. OF WIN. Taylor. n former cti.
zon Of this place, but gave neither date
or other particulars Of the sad occur.
renee.
Tho deceased WIS one Of tho enrl,
settlers Of this place. and prior 10 his
departure for the Wood River country
soma two years ago, Allied the Office of
Justice OF the Peace for this township.
For = number Of years past hs had been
IN n lcS state Of health. and In nj
quencc. the news that no was no more
ocoasionod loss sutpriss here than sim.
liar events usually do.
Deceased was n native Of Ohio,
and at the timo Of his death was in hi.
dfth year. lila widow and little
daughter are still residents horo aud
have tho sJmpathies Of this community
in thoir a0iiction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

The following irrights for Tuscarors
parties have been forwarded by c. c.
Warner X Co. since our last report:
Hy fast freight, l9.95Sb; by +. MINI.
sons team. 2,5009; c. Thsbo, iI,lO7G;
J. Burner, 3,niOgh; l.. willard, 725Ir;
II. GRAY. G,73Ilb; J. Howell, 8.533lb;
y. Peterson, 4,i72ib; T.. Banning,
6,4o0ib; ]. Dover, 3,5sGlh; o. Rife.
40. li0ib; J. Mcphcrs"n. $50. Total.
92,C09 pounpR MERCHANDISE, salt. etc.
mud by len Y,stes's teams 1886 feet
Of lumber.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-11-26

The following freight shipments
north have been made since Saturday
by c. C. Warner & Co:
BY Amos Roach. 10000 lbs coal for
the Grand Prize; John Burns, 2S. 900
lbs coal for the Grand Prize; fast
freight, 5000 lbs merchandise; II. G..
Wadleigh, 5000 lbs merchandise; Ed
Olell, COCO lbs salt for tho Navajo
company; J.. Burner, $500 lbs salt for
the Navajo company; Jas. Deran, 5000
lbs malt for the Brewery; S. Lish, g.
GOO feet lumber aud 1000 lbs coal for
tho Grand Price Joe Lindsey, 4,I72
lbs coal for tho Grand Prize; Nsls Pet
crson, $500 lbs barley for Urton g. Co.
Ben Yates, 1900 lbs merchandise; IL.
NJ. Reed, 1000 lbs mdse; fast freight,
800 lbs mdse; VIM. Hall. 5000 lbs
coal.