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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07

THEY teach exalted theology up
among the Green Mountains. A YER
mont clergyman makes the future Of
good Christians clear by saying {:
s.After crossing the mystic river we
shall go on from the ma to the an
gel, from the angel to the archangel,
from the archsngel 10 the celestial.
from the celestial to the divine, aud
and then, gathering up the stars
in a cluster about our heads,
dream out the endless dream of eter-
nifty" And the fellow was not haul
cd up before an ecclesiastical body
and tried for heresy, either.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07
/ NUMBER of Congressman ar

n uEIs VI NOHFEVIJHTNEN UT
nounce their intention of kicking at
the estimated demands to pay the
expenses Of Garfield's physicians and
and nurses. One OF them says there
IL no more reason for paying the
nurses 81, 500 a piece than there is for
paying S2s, 900 a piece to Drs. Agnew,
Hamilton and Bliss, and that it really
makes no difference that the people
and not Mrs. Garfield bears the ex-
pense.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07
THE way the Star Route eases are

THE way the Star Route cases are
TO be prosecuted is now becoming
visible. Ex-senator Howe, of Wiscon-
sin, is now Postmaster General, and
his son-in-law, Mr.. Totten, is the
leading cousel for the Star Route
gang. There is little danger of any
Of the defrauders being punished
shortly. .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07
Marrirn.

In Ward. Nevada, December p, 1851, John
f. Cupid and Mrs. Mary Jackson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07

THE tobacco crop OF the United
the United States brings about thirty
millions annually to its producers,
while the several Governments OF
Europe and u own derive about
sl60, 900, 900 revenue from it annually.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07

THE Eureka Sentinel would be
vastly moro popular in this section il
the effusions of the President of the
Damphools were shut off. That kind
Of trash is becoming monotonous of
late.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07

THE Reno Journal has Used a very
tastefully illustrated annual for 1882
--an evidence of prosperity and enter
prise we are pleased to note.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07
A CABLE MESSAGE from Nice

A CABLE MESSAGE from Nice,
France. announces the death of
Major General John Henry Martin
dale, who from 1862 to 1864 was Mill
tary Governor OF Washington. He
was breveted Major General for
gallantry at Malvern Hin, and in
that year resigned on account of i'll
health. He was Attorney General OF
New York in 1866 and 1867. and was
one of the ablest lawyers in the State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-07

MASSACHUSETTS, with a population
of 1900, 5000. has 900 divorces annu-
ally, while England, with a popula-
ton OF "a, 000, 900, has but 500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
McIgIIIo's movements.

A Washington special to the sun
says: ChI,f Engineer MelyilIr's crui,r
ended to-day, when ho formally re-
ported his return to this Acting Chief Of
the Navy Department. Ia borrowed a
full Grass uniform from brother oGiccrs
and pr, sented himself Mt tho Drpart-
mint and said: MIR. Secretary, | have
the bonor t. report to you my ro:urn.
nni to turn over 10 you two senmen
who have bsen in my charge" There
was no further ceromOury. Melville
said he would Ice willing TO take COM
mand OF another expedition 10 the
North Pole, provided no could have
foil command and could have a shin
built, named and cquipp,d to suit him.
He believes ht. the cUUisa to the North
Pole is by the Franz Jos,l route. Mel.
villo was told 10 continue his custody
Of the records which no found. The
private ~lettsis aud jpu'uals Of DO Long
will be handed t. his widow. The 9TH
IT r'cOTds will remain in the care Of
Melville until th'y nro produced ut the
uGicinl inySstig 'iion. These record,
are OF tho greairSt historical value, and
were preserved with extreme care by
De Long 10 tho end. when published
they will DO fJunl to 10 Of grsn, inter
cst nnl will she'd mnch now light on
the work of tie expedition. Melville
y 'ys that only q smnii portion q thSm
have been printed. aud tLat Ina hooks
contain = l,rgo number OF careful maps
and sketches.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
\ EKcrpIIs.ni OliirIaI.

The MANS Of Major Lowe, Of Brook
iyn. New York. shOulI be placed eli The
Eol Of HoLoT fer the position he has
taken In reference to the My Ds-r
assessments. lie was elected
Us an l~ndepend,nt Il, publican, aud be-
lIsV's that The lAborrr Is worthy OF his
hire, whether he il IL public officer or u
private citizen. hat officials are paid
for performing specific duties and that
they are under no more obligation to
contribute to the advancement Of IRr-
tIs"n interests than are the employees
Of private corporations. In pursuance
OF this subj.ct he has issued a circular
Litter - tho heads Of departments Of the
BIooklyn City Government, Ct which
the following is "a copy:
"S'H; l am nduIOnish6d by many
Sigu" that tho Fall political campaign
Is about TO begin. BE so good Us TO as
sure the employees Of your department
that their salaries Rre intended to COM
p~ensHte them for faithful service to tLp
city; that, falling in that respect. no
amount Of contributions for party pur-
poses will avail them. On the Other
hand, that II refusal to contribute will
not impeiii their situations. In other
words. they nrs in tho same cordltion
in that particular as tho employees Of a
commercial firm. | look 10 OF 10 Iro-
test them in this respect.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
rnb.l. AamIn,.,r.IoE.

Last week We publi.hed nm item in
r~ef.renee'to the above Office. believing
Mt the time that the oGice had been
abolished by the Act Of March 0. ISL.
Further Investigation. however, con-
vinces ps that We were in error.
Article ~. Section -. of the Con-
stitu;iou Of Nevada. says: The Lesis
la;ure shall provide for the election by
the people Of Public
Administrators, and other ssary
officers. AMI liz by law their duties and
compensation. "In accordance with
that provision the Legislature enacted
March .. 1886. that '.Public AimiLis-
TRAITORS shall bs chosen by tho electors
OF their respective counties. ut the
general election in tho year eighteen
hundred and sixty-SiI. and at the gen
eral election every two years thereafter,
aud shalt enter upon the duties of their
respective Offices On the first Monday
of January subsequent to their eirc-
tiou."
The Act of March Q. 1881. only re.
pealed the Act of April 1, 1867, passed
more than a year subsequent TO the
Act above quoted. but does not abolish
The Office Of Rnblic Administrator, aud
ns 1t is an oGiso provided for by the
Constitution, it can be abolished only
by Constitutional amendment. the Leg
ilsturs having 20 power to abolish it
We would ad.iss the Central Com
mittets Of those EQUITIES in which til,
Office OF Public Administrator is lsf
vacant. to place u man oil the ticket 10.
that Office, in order that NIL county
Offices be filed at the general e~leciicI
on November Z, 1852.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
The STIR Route Jury.

Washington dispatch Of September
9th says: A curious Tumor is aaon,
this evening which is neither affirmed
nor denied at the DEPARTMENT Of JUS
tiee. that the bill which LRs been pre-
Sent'd 10y tue hotel keeper who enter.
tanned the Star Route JUICY is over $500.
and Tia; ra:t Of the charges ware for
thirly-nine bottles Of wine. The jur-
"rs have always denied that they had
liquor Of any sort.
A special agent in the Department of
Justice said to-day hat tho bribery
9bsrges Oh the Star Route cal,s were
eie boldvst he ever knew. There vera
barrels Of anidayi,s on Which arrests
onght tn bo based under ordinary prnc-
lice. vet no arrests were made. lie
didn't understand It..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
FsdsrA, In~serferesee uish New
York RoIItIcn.

Under the above caption. the n. Y.
Herald prints q lengthy editorial. from
which NE print the following extract:
''rhis was the source OF the terrible
faction Hghtiug a year ago, at tho CHI
max OF which the President OF the
United States was a~ssassiuated. A
''mHchiue" which was run in tho utter
est OF eX.Pr, sident Grants aspirations
for a third term. had got such a control
OF the party organization DUNG his
hrst and second terms. that the puny
endsavor al President Hayes incapable
administration to oust 1t WAY ridiou-
lourly futile. But when Mr.. Gari,li
came into power. with q politician Of
Mr.. Blaine's cAliGre at his right band,
and The ,fJrt was renewed with skill
and vigor. the result WAS a cAtacly I'm
Their self interested interference With
"home-rule" was the rock upon which
the Il pub!icau party struck AMI los
ened it's timbsIs: ami il it strikes the
same rock nSuin this year with NY
thing like the srms force it will proba-
bly, DO wrecked and 60 to pieces. The
appointment Of Nr. Robertson to the
coilsctorsbip OF customs 1T this port in
tue spring Of 1881. LGl no Reference IL
the Legitimate bu,ineEs Of the Office
The nPprintee was totally inexperienced
III that business. 1t was a political ap
potntmsnt for II ~faclional puipose-tn
declaration OF IA President whose nom
instiou at Chicago was u victory owe,
General Giants Iar,issrs that u,
meant to break down the third tern
~"machiue" in New York merely 10 8,
up n new machine in its stead to con.
troll tho Republican, politics Of III
State in the same old way. only ia
different Interest. Therefore it wa
vicious aud rcpreLensiTle-no Lscaus
ths old machine" did not deserve I
be broken down. hut because it was III
duty Of President Cart, Ids aduiri.
traticn TO iibrrits the Republican vol
era Of New York from all machine
contIol, aud he was not faithful to tls
duty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
yn,.1ea C.p,,.,.

Under the present system, q man
possessing a capitAl Of $4,000. or
more. might set lv in our midst. TO
ctiye all the protection Of law accord
cd to any man. educate a family of
children In our free schools at public
expense. aad all this without paying
Que cent Of taxes ON his vast wealth.
TIE excuse offered by the Republican
party fo" passing Act after Act in the
interest of the creditors Of the Uuit.d
StIiss Is, that in the Nations peril,
When the very life Of the Government
was at STAKE, they Came molly forward
with their means aud assisted in the
prosecution Of the war by l~oaniug
ncn~y to the Government, and thus
furnishing the sintws 10y with tue
great Struggle was pushed TO u success
full t,rmin 'tiOn. But the question
the greater honor, the men who loaned
money ut sGch e1urLaut discounts,
or the men who left their hum,s and
hTesidrs AMI iisked health aud life for
the ma~iuiainaHcs Of the Union? Who
displayed the greater PATRIOTISM, The
Insurer or the sJldier2 Ths United
States bends were purchased ut an av-
erags Of but littf", il Any. over nay
cents on the dollar during the war; that
Is to say a man with S2j. 900 ia cuiu
could .Ich ing, it for $4,000 IN green
backs and exchange them for an equ i
amount in 5.2i bonds, the principal! of
which was pr, able in currency, hut the
interest was poy bile in coin. lu the
meantime. the soldier in the field tool
grrcubacks mt par for his wages, even
when they were worth bit fDriy cent
on tho dollar in coin. About the
tImo tho law was passed making
the principal Of tho bonds payable in
coin, II bill was introduced in Congress
for the pa, mrut Of the soldiers nj
equivalent for the discount they had
sustained owing TO the depreciation Of
b''''''NhN. hNk Ibs shtu hu lbsl
couId not be cnt,rlsined, but auy Ac.
looking to Ihe incT,ase Of the wealth q
the wealthy was ,ure II meet with 1
hearty approval. The man who ha,
his wealth Invested in stock or =, al e..
tate IS cp:nprllrd 70 come up each y, Il
wih LIS Proportion 81 tnx-s. aud ,yor
tue "x-soldie.. who perhaps has Lost
limb in tho service OF bis coultry, wit,
is fortunate enough to own n ligl,
property. mus; alsI pay his proportion
Of tue expenses If the State IL Conn
ty. This i. right. but We bold that /
i not night for the mhn who his lii
", alth inyrbt.I IN UniIrd States bond
to lie exempt from bearing bis jus, FRO
portion Of taxation. We believe iAa
the United States bonds should l.,
taxed. TO the eLd that rich and poo
alike slulI each bear his Just proper
ton OF the burdens Of taIatIUn, al,
thus the weight borne by tho poor an,
those If moderate means would be MA
t-rsa Iy reduced. rH-re should hs Ii,
privileged characters. but rucn one VIII,
enjoys the privileges mf our frce irs,i
tuiiouS sLou!d boar his proportion VI
tue eIpen>e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
sIore nepnhLlcnn tintmonr.

A Charleston. South CarOiima. apeoial
Of y's''rinv |ya: Tho E]cpuhlicans
81 Tho Seventh dis'fict nominated J..
W MrckFy for Congress. Tho Ggh,
was bitter. The COW, ution ia.tcd the
entire week. Mack. ~ two opponents.
lie aid Small, Jo,h o,.,r Il, chor,c
lin with bribery 10 obtiin The nrminr
ton Aad lLrSaHp 10 run ihdepondsLt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
LEGAL E0TiCc,


IN THE DISTRICT rougr or THE
u seventh JuliC.n, Di-iiiHi, ~ tlu Eiatr OF
Nevada, ia and forth" tur.fy at EIk1.
q. u ANi.TtM &. LIED Gnd q. h. MOO.
khs. pIatnuG.. v. FALCOS MININ &.
COMPANY AMI TRNNKII. MONEY md
JAMES a. SpIIIGY. D,TnInlt-.
The INHiuilT, TAM q ~ tho a1,,r rttIi.I
h'lint Hereby AiyH. nOticr that tUty have CON
m"Hccd ~ HCiirn ~ the Di-ific' Cnn, lboy.
nam Il a. fIiinlius ~ Inst TIA falcon Min.
n company SD FrunE H. Mnr,y am james
h.NLrrfy, a. Defendant o., to { FIcirFC n co..
ia,lh M'cIau'c'- LIN. 'Iuiuol aud tell b,
'ir'H upon g Ithin property situate IS lug and
h'tng IN ROCK tNEEk Uu thtu ii.it, n,,r.i
aitd G aimed by ~ Il D'fnHdiu', tho Pa con
I'nlHg cpnLun In : Ikp County, STAT, OF
NPyadd' ,"truhtr With al that ~caitsIn How.
inh1 ulEctiLIng aud Wet trt-uigy aud
Nina gUuuiu. Ma theron. to ,iitnT Win MI
nc bihi ncc'H.st ~ for tur Convenient rs1 uId
Orglp Ton Of SAT- WIi "a 4 Iirl i.,I, Md
qua ucid una iiu prsgisipg UTau oct Of tIie
u Eirl iur" - tn state Ol y. vida. entitled
IN Ati 10 secure Lierr to n. chnule. ana
oih'rs' and trsp'iinI Other 40. ~ res.
ZION IN tflo approved NHich !, 49,. and
Az nihtT Nets sIIcIuuiOTy tnrJcOfu or ssppir
mehtI %tirf"fp. NDiie u inftnrr Q y'Ii To
al ptrfuns hpl iHy or ]rlI,niu. .Irp' rn snii
pre- .isrs, unirr he provisions o. saiI Nstio
ID" nnd Hrpmr bcEDr ,tiI Uisu4Ct |, amt al
mo 'tu uJUm ut -Hii Ccu'tA 1T tlt t0Wn OF
Ellu EIsO tpiufy. Soy di, on NoYI4y. "a,
Nhd"y Of ur.Uhgf \. d. !sSA al iJu'cigSk,
" u Hrll 'HG. 30 OK tibif tu.Fa aud ttrn tIe
! root Oiih ifsaId LiUuE.
W .E.F DEAL,
dated september tsI III
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
REGISTRATION GCTICE.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GWEN THAT
~ the bp Ia o Rrgi-trGtiB FOR the
ur tIsl Election 60 Jc htId Np,ctuLUs T.. 49,.
Tor th" election 81 state, Cuuuty AMI IuUn.
SUP ~uihc"tH. arc now open. md vii remain
open d.iiJ on q J legal days from 10 o'clock
81. too '-luck y. ~. uuII DC uLar g.. Iss3.
ana irGm ociwl'n 10, 1852, to t,Iuisr 20, 1881
from 7 To O'Clock y. %. Ia addition 10 tho
nous GrtCt Tor mentioned, az watch tiue
the books fgG Etgirtra!iOa viii clio, TOM
J.H. suOGEIi.
justice OF ihe Ic1ce Snl EI.Jm 10 K-slsify
Agent Tor LlsO Election Precinct.
vi I.E1, NVRu,t ~. iESl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
rreo rI4ht in - Convention.

The Republic ms Of ths Second Con-
grsssioual District, Of Louisiana, in
Guiding New Orleans, inter iudulgiug
in n free fight In w5iUh o number were
Knocked down, pistols De-. - and fired,
pnd the negro sergssnt-at-nrms uf the
convention fatally stnbbe6. nominated
Judge Wash Ma,ks for Internal lsr,o.
niue collsctor Of this district. ali Of
which gosa 10 show the perfect pence
and hofwony which universally pre-.
wills IN all Republican Assemblies.
The murder Of that oolorsl waa W II III
iio,e, no doubt. I've ch rgci 10 tho nc.
count of Democrat G bu Id zing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
PETER HuNSGH
Tho CnmpOisn IN asvann.

- 'N NNN
The San FrlueIsco Report, q Rspub.
lican paper, has this TO say:
The caiDpaiGu in Nevada has de.
generated into u lpw.down. I~oUgL-and.
tnmLlr Geht between newspaper editors
who me Ihrowtug mud ut one another
aud HHsbing dizzy lincn-or cIlico-in
public uuul people. generally pray for
the tel mination at The campaign londiy.
but rasilly, ih,ir noses being mean.
while con pressed between Anger AID
thumb"
On which the Silver State comments
Ms follows;
''Tha, is the plain truth. rs my ono
VINO reals the Nevada paptr,. espec.
tally those published In the western
'rI Of the stst",i 81 pi0fnlly nwArs Of.
There 10 very little principle involved
! II the ~camprigu, and personalities are
iDdnig'd IN to u III nseaiipg extent. An
tGOit has been IN de by several corpor.
alton papers in western Nevada t. rai.r
a fHle issue on til. pubic school 49,
eu. but as th- Constant II pr hibit,
N- osa OF public funds State, County
or n,uu!cipni-iOr ssc:arian purpuses,
The people ara too intelligent to 10 de-
by spoh drmssugnrisp. Irri.
I"iedh y ih"ir III socots, In dscciying
'he public, ths,c joasnsl- resort to per.
u ! abuse. who they probably ianos
IN d rsdqs viii n,is;aks for argq-
vent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

Redhsii, Dakota. .pocii GAYS. 4
great ptaitis nie . gin; Ia tlis county
bns destroyed misa fa-m properly pni
threatens NSdaeld. Lr. IL " Town,
formerly Of Cbjcaso. snd Zaohnrab
Join, formerly Of 4 yior Ridge, Iii.
NOR. were f%nrtouudsd by III, Gfe aut
scd-avDtsd 10 their tesn Through
She flamts. The bois sturntd sudden
Iy aud both were brown from The W &.
ON. Johns lrg was troksn aud lie
" 8 swotbsrtd snh Luracd 20 II cri y.
ToNns'sstptd, tn - hntritly buih d..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
EQUALIZATION MICE.
srATg or NEv.p,

uDrNrY 90 IiSt,
~ mont roll f0r ito year 1877, TOGO h,r
With tho mgpsa rd 0tiEIu1iIbts ~ ssid vs,T
hto nov ~ NY me" Tor iutp. cIign. and 4 AZ
ih' u ara OF q NJ tOTlHi,sIoB - ~ saii.
~ -'pt lLb1r. I}92. ~ u GJIr VI I4isiizt
l."i HtI t%Onitnn~ ~ sb-iJn tom 'tIHe in
iiint nitiil aud inciuliHa the "a day OF o 4.
bar. tsJ1. a ~
Terfo II s,id fo.ri VI Il ypsirsti6n.
Dated. iI.O. New, saVt II, 1884 l.ssyp
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
wnshDe Democratic Convention.

"nshDe Democratic nVentIon.
The Democratic Convention Of
Washoe County assembled at Reno on
Saturday, and was called to order at
10 A. N. Hon. VIM. Webster was elected
temporary Chairman, and continued IL
permanent Chairman. On taking the
chair Judge Webster said that there
has been no time in % years when men
were 50 little separated by party. and
there was needed a good ticket to go
blioiS the people. Tho Democrats
have plenty OF COED timber, and ills
body Of men was "a hish r. class as
could be selected anywhere. Therefore,
there could DO a good ticket male from
the material q. hand. About tho oulyl
issue before Tho country. even in pationa
politics, is the tariff. Even Ills is not
q live issue IN n local election. The
greatest question now is the growth Of
corporations. This Is 4 1.-Two issue, and
1t must DO controlled by national aud
State legislation. Therefore let good
men bs sent to the Legislature.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

jar GoUtD il intending to BULL the
largest and fa'test ateam yacht nnan'.
for tbs purpose a making n voyage
round The world. He hopes 10 be- ready
Tor bis tip by the FourM II July neat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

srATE tl,c'ioos will DO hell next
mouth MS follow: Ia Colorado Oh the
I'd! Georgia IN tho ith, and Indiana
Iowa, Ohio aud West y~irginia on the
i0'h. Twcnly.tSD shtrs aud Terrific
rits hold siceiioss On Tho TIA Of Ngysm
Lsr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

IT roficially announced that Gen.
erai Wo's lev AMI Admiral Seymour
will he rai'~d to lbs pssr,ge in oonsil l.
erotion of their distinguished services
in Egypt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

FIVE personsin Sou h Lebanon. Ohio.
entered au old boat to cross the Miami
River aud dwring n playful struggle for
the oars, the boat was upset and four Of
tho patty drovnsl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01
CclIision ut Sen.

The steamer Elan. belonging to tho
Netherlands Royei Mail Line, aid
which SAILED from Jersey City for Am
stsrdam on the 2rth of Sept, p:bsr, COL
lided with tho steamer Lspanto and
sunk. An account says that as soon as
the collision occurred Leart-Tending
appeals to be saved filed the air. Boats
Were lowered aud sent through the Bay
in sSarch for the stricken vessel. Ere
they Returned some thirty persons
reached the Lepauto in strange boats
aud requested {, be taken on board, ~
their ship was sinking. \ few moments
later the remaining pass n4orE arrived
and were taken ON board. The Lepnn-
tu's boats cruistd for hours n search OF
the missing seamen but failed to find
them. at dayDreak Of the 22d, the Lee
panto continued htI journey. The COL
lision was due to the heavy fog. The
moment nfter the Lepauto s,ruck the
Edam the latter was invisible 10 the
former. The passengers aud crew of
the lost vessel lost everything.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

Ar HfalhvilO, Ha,ylaad. tho mil
dem VA, carried away ~ lbs food aud
sw' pit down upon the house Of a Mr.
Push. droHulpg c aud three
ehud.,p.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

Attorney Gensin' Brewatsr. In an nj.
dress before tho Now York State Ear
association. snid il was thu conviction
among those who have the best mean.
Of knowing. that the Government has
been robbed Of "a. 200, 900 by tho Star
route thieves.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

There is n boom iu the petroleum
market in Penn 1Slrania, aud Il Ia
thought that oil viii advance to ~ pr
bsrioi. The sales St bradford, 2 mn ;.
on tie 18Th ina. were O.O5s.OJ IN barrels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

Tx.GovFnsoa LELiSD STANFORD h.
hcen tho'sn Regent ~ the Californi,
staic University, t. al the place Of d.
u. Eeddiug. dtcsrssd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

TnE New York Suu calls Mrs,nchu.
sets R"pul lean candidate for Lieu.
ennnt. Governor, "rhu 81 assucLuse,ts
shovel max r."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

A CBtoIoo nau was nAkrd VII thtr
~ az an op'im .: or a possimisi, md
replied that hs wss n,i,ler; he always
Sotsd tho R,pnpiicnn ticket slrnight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

TnE Khedirs m Mopday evening
drove fpt nh hour through tho illnmina.
tel 'trests OF Cairb. aud was VOL ~
nrIrnl -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

Local Democratic Commuters VIII rI-,sc
maEe necessary arrangements i'r tao NEE.
iugs.
by order OF the Dem9e-SiIe stats Ccu,fai
Committee.
MATTHEW CANAvAN, Chpfam1n
W. J. WE]srERTIEID, Sec. ,rp.srd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

FEEScn innd"nes is actively opposing
a reciprocity treaty between Msiiso aud
The U1itsd States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

WITa both C.tswSyo and Arsbi IN
captivity. one would imJgins England
iDt,oled TO 1t at y museum.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

THH Great E,strrn Railway BspSi-
osp At Nrumsfssb Eogl-nj. was son
~ LeSLiasi'i Atspss ~ ,,1tssn isaetLs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-01

BAErR PIsuA hat accepted tho ,nsk
Of recognizing The Egyptian army.