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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01


Davies. tea appraiser at New York,
has completed the inspection Of a cargo
OF teas brought to this country by the
FIiutshire, and found that a large pro
portion Of it is grossly Adulterated. He
presented his report TO the Collector.
showing that he bad rejected 300
packages, which, il sold in the market.
might Lave realized about S22, 900.
These teas consisted Of greous Of all
~colors, sizes and descriptions, some Of
which we're mixed with sanl, some
with gravel. others composed Of eI-
hausted leaves, and still others being
composed OF dirt and paste rolled into
pellets. The Collector aud Appraiser Of
the port Of st. Louis havo forwarded TO
Davies samples Of so-c,lIed teas sent
to that city by way Of San Francisco.
The examination has clearly shown
that the "stuF" was only wild leaves
indiscTiminately collected and dried,
and sent to this country 10 be pnlmcd
off as tea.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01
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TAO l-I s.i> il-i- attention. ~
.taii'-is- al 80 a..y yAfd.. Shiet. be
stJ.. sscs daily ~eErendis.
H'sssHgr r.ils1 3s.0or.0O1Ays.r vi. n
the only YORK IN f;oareas CT ships of
var. ct ali the } Ies. Sas rsp.iiing The
otnahA. 6h, nssdeAb. Tsss.1u, Assiphe.
IohieAn end Alert. Mr.. Chandler then
declares bis conviction that these enor-
mons expenditures for such feeble re-
sHi;s are ireousist<Et With . faithful
Standardization Of naval Affairs. Nov.
eoEceiiug ID. sc 6s7rvs Of the Secreta-
~ to be orr. CT. the question naturally
presents it-e'f. Why did Mr.. Chandler
require the Recommendations" Of =
committee Of investigation to sPur him
TO action touching these enormous and
unnecessary" expenditures With which
he appears famiIisri BE has been nj the
head Of the Navy Department for some
thing like tEo yeas. and 10 during that
time there has been Anything to pre-
vent his ottairin; = fall knowledge Of
lis management, or TO correct any
abuses or e1t~raragAness existing ziih-
IN his Department, the publ: bare not
been sppristd Of it. Had the steps
row being taken 10y the Secretary been
purely voluntary. lie would have been
entitled TO tbs eEsdit dae . f-i'niu! -
fetal
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Lynch, alias Norman, The informer
who testified against the dynamite con-
spirators. has been released from Gus
tody. ''bocauso OF his services to gov.
erument." Tho informer Carey left
Dublin for the north OF Ireland in dis
guise. Threatening letters have poured
In upon him, some Of which reached
him through his wife. His whereabouts
is known only to tho head Of the po-
lice In Dublin. Tho Government pro-
poses sending him TO some remote dis
trict OF Canada. II Is a matter Of lit.
lie consequence whore the wretohed
abortion IL sent. lie is far too vile an
eTcresoenos TO be thrust upon tho mean
est spot in this world, and II la extreme
~ doubtful II the devil himself will per-
nit him to pollnto the resins OF hell.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01
THE NEW 11AMrunnE AKA.
RNHllP

The R>rsh!:cs1 alszdI ek Ia the
W H.a,rHhIrs L~lisi.turs ,T-r The
sisciios & Uri;,i Sta..s S-s1tsr. 5.s
spparanily revived hope in sam- ansE.
pset.d quarters. f'r;h- =, tnrr 81 Rol-
Ina Is ZOE .Iir m.!y dorlt'ul. The
d~issspuVLs aEuLg abe k-publican
members hare given the Democratic
minority an Importance amounting al
mos. to n balance Of power. which. il
appears. Is deemed veil worth consult
ing. and friends Of J. W. Patterson. the
no,orio1s Grants State representative
in the infamous credit mobili-r. know
ing that they baye 10 love for Rollins,
are trying to persuade them TO indorse
Patterson by denying that he was gull
iy Of any improperly ia connection
With that stupendous steal. To the Dem
oeratie members not thoroughly posted
as to Mr. Pa;,ersou's record touching
the Credit Mobilier. the New York Sun
recommends that before making any
"O'en1hh AZ As AAhOEs tuey beh -
copy Of the Poland report. Read the
testimony reistiug to the bibins Of
Patterson. Read his sworn dsniEls that
he ever held or proftsd by Credit Mo
bilirr stock. Read his written receipts
produced BY OAkes Aairs- Te.-ipts for
Credit MobiIier stock and for diri-
d.nis on Credi; yobilier stock. Read
his pi,eous letter begging oakes Ames
to lie in order to save him from dis
grace. Then vote, If you choose to. for
the man whom even the Republican
party cast out"
We have q copy of that report, AMI
having rad it over carefully, ore pre-
pared to say that the history therein
contained Of not only Mr.. Patterson
Transactions, but Of those higher in po-
sitioa than be. is quite sufficient to
drive less brszenly-eorrup. hypocrites
into the welcome shades Of social and
political obscurity.
However undesirable a person as
Senator, Mr.. Rollins may be, he GER
taiDly occupies n far higher plane than
the sadly befouled Patterson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

A special from Little Missouri. Da-
kotn, OF the Goth. says: On Monday
morning. at 3 o'clock, O'Donnell and
his gang rode into town and began
firing into the windows OF the hotel
md other buildings. Several persons
narrowly escaped their bullets. The
Sheriff of Morton county, with a posse
OF citizens. to-day pursued the outlaws,
overtakirg tbom about q mile from the
railroad. Riley. one Of the outlaws.
was killed Ia the melee. aud O'Donnell
aud others captured after q bard fight.
Threats o: Iynching the prisoners
caused great excitement.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01
The Big Boat Enee.

The entries for the double seuil race
on Cslume, Lake. at Pullman. Illinois.
Friday, we're IS follows: HaEl.u and
Lee. PIGis:ed And Ps.ker, Hosmer and
Mckay, Gaudaur ana Kennedy. Weis-
berger and Clayton. HARLAN and Lee
led OF st a forty stroke, and were
pushed for oae mile by Hosm.r and
Mckay. weisbtrger aud Clayton keep
ing veil up. PIaist.d aud Parker
dropped back early. Haulan and Lee
passed the mile and q half buoy In eight
minutes and iOriy-tEo secouds. Mckay
and Hosmer second, GandpuT and Ken
usdy third. W.isIerger aud Clayton
fourth. and Plai.ted and Parker fifth.
After starting for home Hanian and Lee
increased their speed materially. AM
before passing the iwo-mils buoy,
c.a-el rowing for fully ten seconds.
when they start'd again. leading by Fix
lei g'Ls. anl pulled strong TO the finish.
increasing the gap mo~moniArily, and
crossed the line in nineteen minutes
anal %,hiriy-nine seconds.
In tho CONSOLATION" race on the
following day-open ~ all but the three
leaders Of the day previous-JoEn
reemer, q native Of McKeesport, Penn
s%yIvanii, aged is years, maiO the hes;
tins on record for n three-inile
pull in 4 shell-20 minutes and four
teen seconds. Teemer Is unknown In
the sporting world. He has done most
Of his rowing on the Monographs
has a powerful ph, siquc, and
was trained under Eph Morris, cx-
Of America.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

4 l.to Philadelphia Dispatch. refer
ring TO further disclosures at the house
Of Hathaway, the abortionist, says that
ghsn confronted with the proofs OF his
guilt. he still denied their truth but the
maintains hat they are true.
The dogs which have aided the doctor
in d~isposing OF evidences Of bis horri-
bic calling ARC fat. vicious looking
brutss, aud have lived for years on hui
man flesh. Although they had gone for
nearly two days without food, when
fresh meat was offered them they
termed away from 1t, thus proving I'M
doubleday hat they we're true man-est-
ers. Tho streets surrounding tho resi-
dence Of the mal-praotitionor wsre
filed with curiosity seekers on sstur-
day, and loud threats Of l~yuehins were
heard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The iohdsli,ies Of She gay Young
Kins Of Spain continue 70 be the gem
oral topic Of discussion. Among tho
spsniards IL is held that Queen Chris.
iins's German ssoeiicisw has suffered
on inourable wound. and hereafter their
Catholic Msjes,i.s will live apart. Her
Majesty. they say, N a German blue.
STOCKING OF tho highest cultivation, a
hns musician, q iinguist and perfectly
amiable, but slightly Arctic in temper.
srpsnt. Alfonso's fsyorits. on the con.
trary 10 = Spanish beauty whose accom-.
plishments sTs Of . more spontaneous
order. One thing appears to bs quite
a~ssursd--ihs young King will not be
cured Of his predictions. but means 10
be . merry monarch. and In pursuit Of
hts bent viii hsyo the approval Of his
people. who regard the present STAIR
- the most ssrssabis joke they have
pa sinos the pslmy days Of Isabells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

1sstsfdsy's Sentinel contains the
following: M. q. c.vsnaush received
. dispatch last evening from Canon.
stating that his father. Peter Cavs-
naush. Sr.. died there yesterday after
noon n 8 o'clock. The deceased vas .
All OF Ireland. and about IS ysars
OF age. he came 70 this country In
1886 and settled in New York City. be
there followed mainly the ~aroeaiion Of
contractor and builder. he came put to
Nevada in 1889. and started in buzz
ness In Carson, where be has lived
ever since. He was very veil known
throughout the State. principally on
account Of his having bailt the Capital.
which Is u Of the best constructed
And most substantial sdifces on the
coast The deceased has been suffering
from a stroke Of paralysis which pros
tTatsd him in April. 1879. and since by
another stroke in 1850, which left him
completely helpless. Hs leave . family
OF seveh gro~n-up children. four
daughters and three soaJ. The dAugh-
tiers are Mrs. John S. Msybugs Of
Eiko, Mrs. z. d. Sweeney OF Carson.
Miss Maggie C~aranaush of Carson.
aud Miss Louisa CavauEugh, nov a
Sister Of Mercy in the convent a. Santa
Clara. Cal. The sons are 81 q. Cava-
hAush, County Clerk OF Eureka, Peter
Caranaugh Jr. and CHARLES Carsnaugh
OF Carson. The subject Of this obituary
notice was a man Of great natural
brightness, and Of such amiaLls social
qualities as enieared him to his neigh
bors. among whom Practically he had
10 enemies"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

A Times Chicago dispatch says: 1t
Is stated on good authority tia the
committee Of the Iroquois Club. which
hal been sent 10 New York to secure
the next DemocrIti; convention for
Chicago, have already received such
assurance in the EAs, as to justify them
in the belief that the object o. their
visit has been practically accomplished.
1t is understood the visiting committee
have given tue friends Of Tilden assur-
nnees that the Illinois delegation will
favor The denomination OF TIlden.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

A Chicago dispatch OF yesterday
says: Markets on Change suffered nn-
other bad break this morning. and The
afternoon session was reacbed by mn.
easiness, and nt times great excitement.
Depression In prices extended to pro.
visions and grain as well. but wa, moro
especially felt in pork aud who.t. Pork
has shown . steady and heavy decline
for.hs past three days, and this morn.
ing took another tumble Of 12H cents
"a 80 cents, and lard decreased iL@
~ cents. making the quotation for the
July option less than that touched on
the Saturday mado notable by tho fail,
uro Of Mcdsogh. Wheat, which has
displayed weakness Tor this past week,
dropped ih@2 IL cents per busbOl in
addition, to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

A JsAsnOn special 10 II. oHivssaon
News ssy': Late last night . column Of
ahundrsd aud ATTY horssusn sudd.nly
gallopsd up and surrounded the jail
containing the negro. Douglas. guilty
Of raPing . Mn. Rogen. for Which his
eonPanion. . negro named Lacey. vas
lynehed yesterday morning. The Dep
u'y Sheriff. With guards. attempted re-
distance. bat uas instantly covered By
bis assailants. and the sesursd cell nm
locked. Douglas vas pinioned and
placed on a horse. The band then die
appeared As quickly aud mysieriously
as It arrived. This morning. tso miles
from the city. Douglas was found
hanged from . tree. with four bullet
holes through his head.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The editor of Philadelphia. Press
declares that he hopes the time will
soon come when there will be no need
OF the descriptive nAmo Of Hali-breed.
or SiAlwart, or Independent. but when
all members OF the party will be known
simply aud suficiently as Republicans.
That Philadeipbia editor Is a most
hopeful old rooster. The sweetly buoy
ant sen,imeut springs eternal in every
particular portion OF his person. Be-.
ing utterly submerged. Inundated. ms il
were. by its delusive waves, the poor
devil probably hopes even to escape
the ~lunntic asyIam.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Messrs. Russell & Bradley returned
yesterday from their Willow Creek
ranch, where they have been receiving
e lot of cattle recently bought Of Henry
Bros, Of Huntington valley. They re-
por. stock looking first rate, and the
calf crop over average. Their imported
young Thoroughbred Hereford bulls are
in q thriving condition, aud TO ten Of
their number they nrs breeding $50 OF
their best graded COWS.
D.. W. Fuller, ;heir Mnjpr Domo,
With his outfit of men aud horses, ar
rived to-day and will start tomorrow
for Susie Greek TO meet the rodeoing
party coming up from Maggie Creek.
The combined forces will then scour
the country through to North Fork Of
Humboldt, which closes the Spring TO-
dec for this section Of country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

In compliance With orders fron The
management in San Francisco, says
the Tgsc2rori Times Review, Suprria-
tendeEt Dixon will d~issoutians expior
atoms in the Grand Pdks ant ArgfnIh
mines bsloE the GOO foot; level, auI con-
hns his prospecting 10 points above.
We understand that drifts ~iil be run
both north aud Yost in the Prizs where
ore bodies are supposed TO exist. Al
gsRtH has levied an nssment--N". 10
Of 25 cents per share. payable on The
Gath Of July. aud Grad Prize lsvies
one Of IS cents payable IN The SAM
date.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

A special OF the 26th from Little
Missouri, says: Count Do Morcs, who
has recent held n Of the largest cat
tie and sheep ranches in the West. had
a difficulty with an outlaw named
O'Donnell, the leader OF a band OF des-
p%eradoes. Last night the Counts
house was surrounded and bis life
threatened. Tho Sheriff left with a
posse for the scene Of tho trouble this
morning. o'DonneIl says he will kill
the Count on sight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The Planters Cotton Seed OIL Works
in Algitrs. opposite New Orleans. was
struck with lightning curing q thunder
storm Monday evening, and entirely
destroyed. This was the largest cotton
seed oil mill in existence. Loss rough
iy estimated Ct $1,000. 900, including
the building. stock aud machinery. said
to be fully iusur, d. mostly in local
companies. Several cottages adjoining
the works were destroyed. Five fire.
men were slightly sea;ded by an erplos.
ion OF tanks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

AZ tho Hill investigation, yesterday,
General Siinomctz, formerly Assistant
superintendent Of Construction Of tho
Now York Postomoe, testified that The
bills we're rendered by Bartlett. 4 Co.
for extra work, which was hover com.
plsted. or even begun. Ho cited the In,
stance Of n pair OF stairs for which
that hrm charged 1908. which ws,o
never put into tho building, and that
other charges for extra work appeared
on tho bills, for which no, stinomets,
mover gave any orders. Tho committee
shon adjourned to give witness oppor.u.
nifty to inspect papers and vouchers
called for by tho prosecution.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The reduction Of tho number Of In.
ternal Revenue Districts. By tho Pre- 81
dent, consolidatcs that OF EsYadI with
the Fourth District OF Calitoruir :. ard
Utah. Idaho and Montana will consti.
iuto one district. The Reno Journal
says the services II Captain +. c..
Lord, Collector Of Nevada District.
have been dispensed with. Tho salary
has been $500 per annum. The Col.
leclor has been allowed three deputies,
one at Si,s0e, Captain Ma:hSwson, ana
two at $500, A wiSe.0. wiunonacca
and J. E, Jones at Eureka. These gen
tlsmen will OF course remain unless the
new Collector should remove them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

desperate attempt was made. in tho
carriage OF a railway train running be-
tween Calais and Paris. to murder md
rob R,v. Dir. witchborne, an English
clergyman. The murderer attacked
wi.chbo'ne yitb a chiseI, slAbJing him
five tm's. Tho assassin tried TO make
bic escape when the train arrived ut
Amions. but vas captured rfier a ter.
rife struggle. Tho wounds OF ths oler.
gyman are very dangerous. II IL not
expected that he will survive them.
The assassin is also m Eualishman.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The Ogden Pilot says: A reduction
has been mado in rates on the Union
Pacia', The hrsLoless faro TO omaha
after the LIST Of July being S5i instead
OF $50, while the second. class rate has
boon lowered 10 SIS. Added 10 this IL
tho fact that all omigrsnla will no car.
ried on tho fast trains. aud closo eon-
neoiion will bs made with all Eastern
lines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The Jackson and lone. California.
stage was stopped By one masEea man
armed With . shotgun, about four miles
from jackson. ami the express box and
mail bags were rifs!. The robbsr Sc
cured about $500 from the expires.
boz and considerable from ths mail
bags. The Sheriff and a posse went in
pursuit. The mall bags And the box
have bosn found.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Lacey. n Of tho negroes guilty Of
outrnging Mrs. Rogers near Lasoter,
ToIas. a few days ago. was lyncbod on
Tuesday. He iuIly confessed. A buggy
driven from under him produced the
fall. Five hundred wore present Of
both races and sexes. No secret was
mudo Of the intended hanging. OF tho
three nosroes concerned. Lacey and
Sullivan yero captured by tho citizens.
The latter is thought innocent, aud
will probably be released. Doueias, ar.
rested By the officers, IL still 50 Jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

General Crook has been ordered TO
Washington BY the Secretary OF war
for consultation as 10 the Anal dispos-
ition Of the captured Apachss. Tho
War Department has received no ohio
ial information Of ,ho arrival Of tho
capiives at San Carlos, and no ins.ruo
tons to send them th 70 have boon sent
TO General Crsok.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

At the Hill Investigation Tuesday,
Secretary Folger was called as a wit
ness. and after being sworn. testified.
fatty c~on;rsdicting tha: part Of Hills
testimony where he swore he had
shown n paper to the Secretary con-
tanning the story OF the Offer of 81, 500
to Manly, Cooper & Co. to withdraw;
Hill did not show tho witness such q
paper. but stated verbally that one Of
the bidders had made a proposition for
Manly, Cooper & Co. to withdraw their
bid, AS 1t was reasonable to suppose
that the lowest bidder would have the
contract. No Investigation into the nj
legged bribery was ordered. The amount
Of $4,000 ives not mentioned by Hill,
nor was the name OF the party which
offered bribery given. There WAS at
that time no question Of rejecting the
bid. 81 certainly understood that If the
shutters Of Manly, Cooper & Co. stood
the test they were TO hayo the con-
tract" In reply to further questions
Dir. Folger said: II knew before the
contract was finally awarded that their
Manly, Cooper & Gu. 's-shutters did
not meet the requirements Of the speci-
fcaiions as to thickness. Hill made
no written report on the subject"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Tho lstos, news from The flooded dis.
ttots on tho Mississippi, il muoh more
cheering. Az Sc. Louis. Tuesday, tho
river foil an loeb. and lbeto was gen.
oral rejoicing. A rapid decline IL nov
expected before the June rise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Thr-s carloads OF horses, purchased
in ihis State BY the G%oVsrnrneI: for
=nrif: use. we're shipped vest from
Vim. ,nueca yesterday. One euload
9 res to San fr.Dci>co aud tbs rest 10
Marieop.. AIizona. They are said to
b the bss, lot Of esIalry horses par
chased in the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

CsptND Pete Dunn. Of Virgins City,
who was 8 cauiidsto foi State Control.
Ter last Fall, had bis right hand 20.
veroly crushed between . oar and = tim.
Der in the Chollar tunnel last week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

The mangled remains Of Michael
Daven were found lying on the track OF
the c. p. railroad at Est Oakland,
Tuesday night. No one Saw the acct
dent. DaTrn wsS apparently killed in.
siantiy aud his body dragged about one
hundred feet. Deceased was a laborer.
unmarried. aud 81 years old.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Ths C-r4oB Appel Says II the peo-
pl- Of ihi. tive hsd purchased no
mining ct ets during the pas; ten
y-aus. cH.on vould pO- be the v'alth-
lest s1a.iI toys this siis Of the Rocky
mount.ius.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Miss Florence Blythe. daughter of
the late Thos. II. Bis the. in charge of
her grand parents with abundant proof
Of her identity, has arrived in San
Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

At Elk Crock, Montsps, last Baiur.
day. . collision between q wood train
aud gravel train occurred. instantly
killing eighteen Cinnamon and ipiuring
twenty others. The engineer Of tho
gravel train was also killed. The latter
train was At the time msking IS mijes
per hour, and the collision completely
wrecked both engines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

4 G~raatsyilie. Iast SAirrday, Z.
rrSai ca. n. Dyrrs. and II Aksrs, charged
4 grand Iarcsry. had - nrriiDinary
Exam nation which occupied three
dsys. The Bonanza states that Dyer
snd Akers we're finally discharged. and
IsSsll vas held to answer. bail being
6Ied .; $500. which was furnished.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

J.. J. o'Brisn. late Assistant seers
,rJ Of the San Francisco Hsrbor Com
ission, uas released from custody.
lndsy. on Furnishing si3.T5o ball. on
Stsen charges against hin.
0Usy the way. what has besoms OF
Jer GrAy7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Airfri.L .Hs4y ossar;~i :; ''ErA,h
snni.y. b iu~-a = IeHy II County
Mayo nj it.rv .nd soms E'.sil.b sri
disu. F.s n.aus-. Killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Jneb L. Sbyi-r the weil k o-E
New T.st Xiiioaair.. ~s. d,ova-d IL
Susiaxa Tax. While bathing. a..
L.Tss.tTi- o. tsaeos;ht
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

Joe Rosens'ock has on hani a large
stock of flags and torpedoes for the
Fourth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01

EV-Fifteen por cent. charged 10 en-.
tor In all races; second horse IN ooch
race to save entrance money from the
purse. Three or moro 10 ontcr, two or
moro 10 start. Gro. II. My,as.
Secretary Wells Jockey Club.
T.. WOODBURY., President.