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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-01
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Arrivals By Staes froa Tssearora
~. Jones. A. 9. caAnploa. Nn- Hill.
house and Louis Enelsr.
A couple Of Lev. WiiIiard's teams
loAdeds at Winnsmueea . lev days ago.
With moro machinery for the tailinss
mill 81 C~OnueopiA
J. Il. Brooks. . young gentleman
Who Snmss highly RECOMMENDED. icom
Goloonda, whSss he has been In the
Company employ. takes ths poeation
vacated by Mr.. Reeves.
A young man named Budd, Who had
been hosting In too large Q cargo Of
common disturbance" attempted to
swallow . dose Of arsenic In . down.
town saloon. last night, but Vas pre-
vented by the ~bsrkeeper. John shuck,
who struck the glass. containing the
poison. from his hand, as he was in the
act OF conveying it to his mouth.
@. @. PoSning. Of the Reno Journal,
passed through on his way to Washing
ton, by the train last evening. The
Journal says that while there, he will
assist our Representative es in eudeayor-
ing to obtain certain mail routes Of in
terest to Renoi also other sections Of
the State. Mr.. Powning's influence at
the National Capitol might possibly
have been more potent, had he trimmed
with the Stalwarts.
w. REEVES, local agent for the Cen
trail Pacific Company at this place. has
been assigned to a similar position by
the Company. at Sacramento. and leaves
Tomorrow, for that place to enter upon
the discharge Of his duties. During
his comparatively brief residence In
Elko. Mr.. REEVES has by his uniform
gentlemsnly bearing gained the good
will OF III citizens, who will regret to
hear Of his departure.
Tha ice harvested fom tho Hum
boldt, in town this season, aggregate
AL tons, distributed as follows: V. c..
Bartlett, l2S tons; Reckhart & Proelicb,
65 tons; g. w. Litton & Co.. 60 tons;
Jas. Clark. 40 tons; Joseph Lang. 40
tons: w. T. Hill, IS tons; A. BiIel, 80
tons; Ws!ter Chase. 90 tons; L. Peu-
rod. 10 tons; G. c. Warner, 8 tons; s.
S. Sears, 8 tons. Mrs. Garreeht, at the
Hot Springs, has put mp 40 tons and other
parties along the river both above and
below town have secured their usual
quota, but we have not been able to
ascertain the amount.
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The uaRniaesn. vintsr weather still
continues.
The body Of tbs late J. d. Paitsrsos
is to b buriod At Eursta. to-day.
Six car loads OF beef cattle for III.
San Francisco market. passed through
here late last evening.
The following passengers left on the
stage this morning for TuSearora: E.
G. Evans and s. l.. Phelps.
It IL rsponed from Stafford district,
that tho onondaga mine o. that locality
has been sold to San Francisco parties.
Those who intended receiving New
Year Calls should send their nance fol
publication at once. II costs nothing.
The ball to DO given by the Elko Or.
ehestra, Is designed to eclipse every.
thing Of a salutatory nature that has
guickened the pulses Of this people. for
years past.
The Rerei9e Of the 2sth says; '.Cecil
G. Morgan and s. Il. Morey arrived on
last nights train from a weeks visit to
San Francisco. They lef; for Kingston
by private conveyance this afternoon"
News has just reached hero that the
vito Of II. M~onahan. from whom he
recently obtained q divorce, has married
again at Wood river. The name the
lady has honored with her acceptance,
is Puddle.
George Mcintosh aud wife departed
by the train this morning for their
home In Carlin. George had prepared
a handsome residence for the reception
OF his bride, and they now go 10 take
possession OF their inheritance.
John Brady, O former resident OF
Washington Territory. was taken from
the cars sick at Winnemuccs, Tuesday.
Brady died in the County Hospital on
he following day, from q congestive
chill. Upon his person was found
$40 so; a watch aud chain, and some
other articles Of vslue.
Major ]. H. Dennis, arrived here from
the Hub Of Zion by this mornings
train. The radical change effected in
the man during his brief sojourn among
the brethren, is construed AZ evidence
that he has become a derout convert to
the faith. and aroused the suspicion
that he is o on the owe Of his depar.
ture upon a mission.
DR.. J.. j. .Meigs has gone on q bust
ness trip Of a fow days TO San Fran,
cisco, and DIR. T. w. Huntington o!
Eureka, is down from tho Base Range
discharging tho duties usually de volv
ing upon the former, for the time being
The requirements OF T. w. from n medi
cal standpoint, are uuquestioned, bu,
doubt has been expressed as to hi
ability to perform tho complex Junction.
naturally falling to the lot Of the olde
saw.bones. The young nan has jus
taken a run up to Wells, but whethe
on business or pleasure, We are not in
formed.
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A Needed Reduction OF R.....

The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany makes the following welcome an,
nouncement
On after January LIST, 1882. the tariff
from Elko TO offices in British Colum.
bia. California, Colorado. Idaho, Mon
tana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah and Wyoming will not exceed 81
for 10 words, and Z cents for each addi-
tional word.
To Offices in Arizona, Nebraska and
Washington Territory will not exceed
81 25 Tor 10 words, and 8 cents for each
additional word.
To all other States and Territories,
including also Ontario, Quebec, Mani.
toba. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
will not exceed 81 SO for 10 words, and
10 cents for each additional word.
The term ''hulf rate" will be discard
ed OH after January Isl, and instead
thereof tho term night rate" will be
used.
NlthL hESSAoE5s
On and inter January LIST, the rites
for might messages will be as fol.
lows:
Where rates ore 25, 80 or IS cent,
night rate will be IS cents and I cont
each additional word.
Where rates are 40 or 90 cents, night
rate will DO 80 cents and 2 conts each
additional word.
Where rates are co cents. night rate
will be 40 cents and 3 cents each add.
tional word.
! Where rates are IS cents. night rate
will Je so cents aud 3 cents each addi.
tional word.
Where rates are 81, night yato will DO
70 vvu;s and 8 cents each additional
word.
Where rates are 81 %, night rate will
DO 50 cents and 8 cents each additional
word.
Where rates are 81 80, night rate vii
DO 81 and z cents each additional word.
Further reductions are promised in
February next.
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Mrs. s. 3. Sears, assisted by the fol-
lowing ladies will receive callers, on
Monday next, January I'd. between the
hours Of IL aud 4 o'clock: Miss
Maggie Tucker, Miss Nettie Tinker,
Miss Emma Litton, Miss Sarah Gilland,
Miss Emma Moody, Miss Mary Nun
dell. Miss Georgia Walker, Miss
Fanny Leonard and Mrs. Alice Ricord.
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Csme to my ranch on Squsv Cresk
near Toano, Hboutthe LIST Of July. 1881.
a small sorrel horse. with white strip
in face and branded with diamond on
left shoulder. being at the time. fetlered
with lesthern hobbies. The owner 10
requested to come forward. prove prop
erty and take the animal away.
HENRY ScHoDDA.
ToAao, Dec. 20, 1891.
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IE~~- 1.sardAV'a Daily.1 :
-
Henry Young and wife are In from
Pleasant Valley to-day, looking, fol
Santa Claus.
Mis- Lizzie Tonkins was the only
Arrival by stage from the north. Last
evening. ~
Gay DaVley. who has returned from
Ruby Valley. reports al: serene out in
that agricultural region.
Stanley RiHsby vas slightly wound
ed in the face by the premature explo.
sion Of . un.csrtridgc. He had y mar
row escape.
The Christmas Tree festivities at the
Church commence at 6 O'Clock this
evening. We understand Il to DO .
froo .for-all entertainment.
DOR citizens are once moro reminded
Of the grand Christmas ball 10 be given
at Freeman Hall, Monday night; alec
tho shooting match on that day. at the
Hot Springs.
Attention Is again directed to the fact
that a glorious time may be had by
taking part in tho merry dance to take
place at ScherG's now Hall at wells.
Monday night.
George II. Shepherd is in town from
South Fork. He has not yet fully re-
covered from tho effects Of his late in
juries by the falling Of the horse he
was riding.
Mr.. hcGiuuis, who has charge of the
Vance Mill at Mountain City, arrived
here from that place by private convey
ance last evening. He starts on his
return trip to. morrow morning.
". 7. Crane and family started for
their home on South Fork by thei. own
conveyance this evening. Numerically
AIR. Cranes family is about the most
powerful in this county, and their con-
vey"nce is no one-horse institution.
CHRISTMAS falling upon Sunday this
year, the press gang are declared from
celebrating. With their usual enthusiasm
on that day. and as the Monday follow
lug Is. under the circumstance, n legal
holiday, they will he accorded tho priv
l"ge OF venting their suppressed ex.
uOcr"ncc Mt th,t time, as the IxpE.
viii not issue again until
Tuesday next.
4 letter from George Sornborger, at
Lewis. Montana. to Ell. Anderson, just
received here, mentions that at a dance
given -; Meadow Creek a few evenings
ago.. George me, John W. Williams.
Henry Jones and John Ii. Bacon and
wife. all recently removed from his
county. George states that Bacon has
bscom a regular old hay seed" and
has the best ranch in tho whole valley
1t 10 understood hero to-day that A.
Il. smith, Of St. Louis, who WAS re-
Gently sent out by tho department to
look into the management Of the Duck
Valley R's,rvaticn. has been placed
temporarily in charge OF It's affairs.
pending their final settlement. We
have been unable to obtain any reliable
information With regard to the results
Of the investigation. therefore refrain
from publishing anything touching the
matter nj present.
A large delegation OF gorgeous rcd
msn, from the Duck Valley Rrserya.
ton. arrived in town last evening by
he reservation teams, probably with
he view Of celebrating the holidays,
=" all the same Mclean man. During
n great part Of to-day they have been
engaged ia holding some sort OF a grand
aboriginal lovoe o. :he Hat down by tho
Iivor. Whether tho unique gyrn,iona
INDUCED in portend n feast, famine or
f%-ndango. Is unknown 10 the bleached
medicine mon. Of whom We have in
quired.
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Postponed,

Owing to tho fact that there have
been SO many dances aud parties I have
concluded to postpone my entertain
mont OF January I'd until further notice,
rs there seems 10 DO q disposition on
tho part OF some prominen. citizens Ia
shake INC of in favor OF another, who
has loss claims for patronage.
yoLLEr Bernard.
ELKo, Dec 80. 1881.
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O'DcssEIL, tho correspondent OF the
London Daily N'ir', arrested in Con.
stnn,inoplo, on q charge Of speaking in
abusive terms Of the Sultan, has boon
sentenced TO six month"; imprisonment.
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hotel Arrivals.

Dan. Murphy, Hallcck.
A. l.. Pitcher. Halleck.
W. +. Bodcr, Powder River.
Geo. Clark, Sherman.
Juan J. Felis, Halleck.
j.. Richards, Eureka.
X. Blasdol, Cnrlin.
Mrs. Parks. Carlin.
II. @. wadleigh, Tuso.
J. u. Abel, Hsilook.
Frank Dakin, Lnmoille.
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4 political pnrly has boon started
In st. Louis, which calls itself Tho
Peoples Protection Party" Jere Black
Is suggested MS President, and Benjamin
II. Brislow ns Vice President.
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ANOTHER plot to blast the Gar crop
In Russia has just been foilod by tho
present Incumbent, Ho happened TO
pass by another street. II must DO
pleasant 10 be n Car.
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SENATOR BECK is preparing a thrift
speech. He opposes commissions and
favors Congress retaining the control
OF revision.
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Notice.

I desire II to be understood that Mr..
v. Bernard and myself arc no longer
associated together in the furnishing Of
music for balls, parties, etc.
Harry LonnAIRE.
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TaE burning Of tho United States
bonded warehouses In Nov York. Sat
"rday night. op.siled q loss OF between
Two and three million dollars.
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TuH best quality OF Rhino Wines Mt
no Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
a Co., Proprietors.
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Singer sewing machines At from $25
TO $50. 81. John sowing machines nj
from $50 to $40, for cash. Every
machine kept in repair. aud warranted
for hvo years. J.E. GILLioAs, Agt.'
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MASsrSo & BsRRY, OF Reno, attach.
ed tho Nevada & Oregon Railroad on
Saturday for $4,000. on account Of
supplies furnished.
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Hotel Arrivals.

d. f. Hooten, Mound.
W. Gleason, Mound.
Davo Bassett, Columbia.
G.. T.. Waste, San Francisco.
A. @ Champion. Oakland.
Geo. Mcintosh and wife, @ Rim.
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At Freeman Hall, evory evening under
the management Of Morgan & Della.
tour.
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County ArrIp.

From and after this date I will pay
the highest price for county scrip.
v. o. BARTLETT.
ELKo, Nov. I'd, 1881.
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HusYApI JASos MNgRAG WATER, the
best natural operiout in the world, Mt
tho Gem.
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CuAMrGoSE of the best quality and
brands, can DO had OF Reckhart II
Froelich's Saloon.
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FisE blackberry randy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale nj tho Gem.
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Married And Mated.

After tho marriage ceremony at the
church. Monday evening. which united
our esteemed young friends. Mr.. George
Mcintosh and Miss Nettie suggett. in
the presence Of q large circle OF rela.
tives and friends, tho happy couple
gavo q handsome reception at the Depot
Hotel, and the merry company which
partook Of the marriage feast. did ample
justice to the bOuntiful supply Of deli
cacies prepared for the occasion.
Everybody is we'll acquainted with
George" and admire in him the pluck
and perseverance, which has enabled
him to overcome all obstacles, both in
business aud love affairs. having cajoled
Dame Fortune out Of her golden smile.
he captures Cupid's dart, and consum-
mates his hearts most cherished hope.
The bride, daughter Of Justice John
II. Sugget,, Is c most cstimable young
lady, possessed OF those sterling quail
ties which ft the wife to adorn every
department Of the household over which
she may preside.
With loving hearts, youth. health
and all the other advantages mentioned.
in their favor; together with the best
wishes Of their many warm friends-to
smoothe tho way. as il ~were-there il
no apparent reason why they shonld
not travel the road of double blessed
ness TO the end Of the route, without O
balk, or chafo in tho matrimonial collar.
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MIcnIGAs SWEET CIDER on draught,
and for sale in quantities to suit, at
the Gem Saloon.
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FoB DYSPEPSIA and Liver ComplaintI
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Sbiloh's vltaliser. II never
fails 10 ouro.
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SuILoH's CUnZ WILL Immediately 70.
lieVe Group, Whooping Coush and
Bronchitis.
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A LARGE invoice of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at tho
Gem Saloon.
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9tcM NOTICES.


DoABoorD CORoA
That hacking eoaGh 60 b - quickly
cured By shiioh's Cur. We G~uAraatss
e.
win Jon sufsr With dyspsp~ia sad
liver oomplaint1 Shiloh's v~italissr Il
guaranteed 70 eurs 700.
Sleepless nights. made miserable BY
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Il
the remedy for you.
Catarrh cured; heIith and sveSt
breath secured By Bhiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 20 cents. Nasal L.
jsetor free.
For lane back. aide or chest uss
Shiloh'I Porous PlAatsr. Pdos IS cents.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Care is cold by NJ on . guarantee. II
cures consumption.
shiloh's Vitalizer IL what you need
for constipation. loss OF appetite. diELi-
ness and all symptoms OF dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
Group, Hhooping and bron.
chitis immediate relieved by 6hiloh's
Cure.
For sale a. F. F. Mullsr's Drug Store,
Elko, New.
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SHILoH's CATAnRH REMEDY-a posi-
tive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and
Canker Mouth.
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Uotei Arrivals.

Henry Rogers. Sacramento.
Ed. CarTiSille. Mound.
Oliver Rihfo. Mound.
=. Alcantor, Roby Valley.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at tho Gem Rostaursnt daily
by express.
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"HicKMErAcK," n lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price 20 and so OTIS.
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Why WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 Cts, go cts. and 81.
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THE REv. GEo. IL. TnATEn, Of Bour.
bon. Ina.. says: Both myself and wife
owe our lives to SnILoH's CossuMPTIvE
CUrs."
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sNAbb FOX is on tho increase In
Chicago.
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ARE o MADE miserable by Indiges.
ton. Constipation, Dizziness. Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vital.
izor is a positive cure.
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Nasal ISIEcroR free with each bot.
tie OF shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prico
90 cents.
For sale at +. i. MuLLER's Drug
Store, Elko, Nov.
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]. z. GILLIoAN makes the boss alli-
gator boots for this season OF the year.
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FOR SAlE---FOR CASH.

The undersigned oncrs for saie at 4 bargsin
his Stotc, with entire stock OF general NOR.
chandisc. The stock IL new and complete.
Also n dwelling houAc connected with tho
store. Fruit trees, nnucr and vegetable gar
den snd running spting of water on premises
htst.ele,s billiard sale on fot sale or rent.
Call on prentice. fof tcrnr,
&, J. CANrEAUX,
Bullion. Nova
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TBB celebrated Peruvian Bitters, the
very best tonic known. at the Gem.
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shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Care 10 cold by rs on . guarantee. II
curea ooraumntiou..
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FINE. fat, freshly dressed poultr
for sale ut the Gem Restaurant,
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Group. ~hoopipg and bron-
ohitis Immediate relieved BY shiloh's
Cure.
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RECEIVED, fresh, q nne lot Of imported
cigars at the Gem.
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Roller kkaGinE

ToAao, Dec. 20, 1891.
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A LARGE invoice of , | Key Yves
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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~ SSUS PtONo pAOp-
erty and take the animal away.
HENRY ScHoDDA.
ToAao. Dec. 20. 1891.
Roller kkatinE
At Freeman Hall, every evening under
the management OF Morgan & Della.
tour.
&IcnIGAA SWEET CIDER on draugbt,
and for sale In quantities to suit, at
the Gem Saloon.
A LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at tho
Gem Saloon.
Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at tho Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
60
]. z. GILLIoAN makes the boss alli-
gator boots for this season OF the year.
---
TEE celebrated Peruvian Bitters, tho
very best tonic known. at the Gem. .
-
A LARGE invoice of , l Key Wes
Cigars just received at the Gem.
| -~--
FINE. fat, freshly dressed poultry
for sale ut the Gem Restaurant.
----
RECEIVED, fresh, q nne lot Of imported
cigars at the Gem.
FRESH Bread. Pies aud Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
FrSs old Cognao ut Reokhart q HrosI
ich .
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katrRy.

For sale at F. F. Muller's Drug Store.
Elko, New.
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FREsH Bread. Pies aud Cakes at the
Elko Bakery.
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That hacking cough 60 b - quickly
cured By shiiOh's cHrS. We G~uAraatss
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For lane back. aide or chest uss
Shiloh'I Porous PlAstsr. Pdos Is cents.
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6leeplsss nights. made miserable by
that tsrrible cough. Shiloh'G Cure Il
the remedy for you.