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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-13
From Thursd.y.s Daily.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: p S Corbett. p z RednAn.


Departed by stage for Tuscarora thi.
morning: p S oOrbett. P z Rednan.
Remember the soiree at Freemar
Hall this evening. Admission 81: La.
dies free.
A new song just published. and dedi.
Gated to young Gebhardt. is entitled,
"Lsngtry's dude II Dandy"
Read the advertisement of the Juve.
nile Mask Bali. to take place at Free
man Hall on Saturday night. which ap.
pears elsewhere in this paper.
Thomas Giblin left with us n Key to
a fno door-lock. which he picked up
on the street this morning. The owner
can obtain the same by calling at this
Office.
The Times Review, says: Jake
EGgers. N Of the u~nfortunates in the
accident on Sunday, rested easily
throughout last night. aud hopes are
entertained that he will pull through
nil right"
W. II. Chamberlain and wife. of
Reno, were on their return home from
Salt Lake City by the train this morn.
ing.
Lawrence Barrett, the well known
actor. was also a passenger by the
same train.
Since succeeding John Ainley in the
hardware business, w. II. Smith has
made some radical changes in the inte-
rior arrangement Of tie old and we'll
known stand. The large cas-. room has
been made the principal department
for sself goods. aud "A new double floor
is being laid in the old building. The
neat and commodious office in the rear
OF the main department will also be
utilized as such.
Standard Oil Co.'s hrst-class brands
OF coal oil are shipped to this coast in
cases of ten gallons only. Don't eI
pertinent with oil in barrels. but buy it
n the genuine new eastrn cases and
cans.
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An Atrial Dodger.

Upon authority Of u dispatch from
the Court Of Justice at CarIin, Sheriff
Taber this morning invited q levanting
debtor from the aforesaid village to
share the hospitality Of the County
Hotel. The young man pleaded abject
poverty ut first, but finally consented to
liquidate 90 per cent of the sum rather
than be forced to face his Carlin credit.
ors n settlement on that basis was ut
length authorized, and after his release
from custody the scamp exhibited sew
eral double-eagles which he had con-
cealed in his clothing.
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At Palmyra, Michigan, Wednesday
night, L. Havilnnd and wife lef; their
four children alone in the house. AL
ice, the oldest, 10 yoars OF age. fell
asleep while reading a newspaper, aud
the paper caught fire setting the house
and her clothing ablAze. She ran out
doors and was burned to death. A boy
Syears old rescued the baby and the
fourth child escaped. The father re-
turned and was severely burned by
rushing into the blazing house before
he know the children wore all out of il.
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Commissioners, PROCEEDINGS.

The Board Of County Commission
crs met in regular session Monday
present, J. j. Campbell and j. L. Bah
cox-and transacted the following bus
mess:
After the approval of the minutes OF
the last meeting, the reports Of the var
ious county officers were received, read
and ordered filed. ~. ...
On motion, o. L. Green was APP
pointed Justice of the Peace for Elko
township, to I'll the vacancy in that Of
flee caused by the death Of Justice
elect. John NJ. Lane. Tho nppoiuteo
thCroupon fled his official bond. which
was approved by the Board.
In accordance with the prayer OF pc
titiorcIs, Independence school district
was formed, with tue following boun-
dar es; Beginning at q point in Snow
Canyon. II mile above Joe Jhrrett's,
thence up said canyon northwest over
the mountains to the North Fork of
Humboldt river above l.. Vests rnnch
on tho Cope road, thence southorly
along said road TO n point south of
Reeds residence, thence westerly TO
Tsylor's Station, nbont seven miles
oasterly from Tuscarora, thence along
tho road to Tusoarora TO tho ranch OF
Henry Canpbell-includiDg tho same
thence north-wts 'erly TO n poin, in
Snow Canyon about one mile south
west from the residence OF Pat Moran,
thence up the canyon to the point Of
beginning,
On motion, Chesloy Woodward was
appointed Supervisor for Jack Creek
Road District, st
Consideration of tho petition from
North Ruby School District was in
definitely postponed.
On motion, the road from Mitchell's
ranch on Ten Mile creek, 20 Willow
creek, via Eureka mills on tho old Hill
Benohy road, was, in accordance with
petition, declared "a county ronl.
Ordered that relief 10 the amount OF
$40 be furnished to Mrs. NJ. A. Banks.
an INDECENT.
The following bllls voro then takon
mp and acted upon:
BILLS ALLOWED.
Il J Gheen, Fort Halleck Road
Fund. work si10 90
Pctor Munson, Elko Road Fund.
WORK ......... ........... 90 90
re Wear, South Fork Road
Fund, work -. go. $3.50. LOG OF
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A~mIcabiy Adjusted.

In consequence Of the news from
San Francisco that the contest for the
Yellow Jacket property had been set.
tied in that city Tuesday, the meeting
Of stockholders. arranged to take place
at Virginia City Wednesday was de-
elared OF. 1t seems to be generally I'M
derstood that the terms Of the settle
ment are that the Sharon party shall
have control Of the mine and that the
Brunswick mill shall be purchased of
the Bonanza firm at their own price 1t
is reported tina. Bob Morrow has been
elected President and Sam Jones Sup
erintendent.
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Death I'm Star Valley.

The death of James McMullen. Sr.,
at his home in Star Valley. on Wednes;
day-notice Of which was brought here
last evening by Mr.. John Crosson-will
be found recorded under the proper
heading in another column. The de-
ceased was an early settler in the val
ley, where his wife. still older than
himself, and their sons. Samuel and
james. prominent citizens. still reside.
He had reached the ripe age of 81
years, and passed peacefully away re-
spected by all who knew him.
The remains will be buried on the
ranch. which for years had been his
homo in life.
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tFrom wednesday. p.iiy.I
pALMAGUHpL

Division Superintendent q. W. Cod.
dington, OF CArlin. has gone on a visit
to Carson City.
The departures b. stage .for Tusea-
rora this monnipg were J. o. Culver, ].
A. Banks, and q Mopgoiian.
J.. G. Crombie started on horseback
across country for Mineral Hill Mon
day. He goes to look after his Inter
ests in that camp.
George Meigs and Jasper Horrell
came up from the Bay by the train last
evening aud continued on to their
homo at Wells.
1t is rumored that the Central Pa
chic Company will chage the time Of
running their trains 70 conform with
the new timetable soon TO be issued by
the Uuion Pacific.
County Assessor A. W. Hesson has
appointed as his Deputy c. W. Grover,
who will attend to the business of the
Office in Elko during Mr.. Hesson's ab-
sence from this place.
The p. and p. Consolidated Mining
Company, Of Tuscarora Mining Dis.
trict, was Incorporated last week. The
Directors are Joseph c. Eaton, ]. W.
Few A. l.. Perkins, G. W. Peltier, W.
{. Price. The capital stock is $1,000
900, divided into shares of $40 each.
Notice Of the marriage Of Abner II.
Wiseman, Of Clover Valley, to Miss
Mary Angel, of Oxford, Iowa, will be
found under the proper heading in an.
tther column. He who chooses an
angel for n bride, is a wise man.
Major Miller has fitted up a suite Of
rooms adjoining his old business stand.
The elegant design OF wall pape and
the neatly painted ~wainscotiug, give
the apartments a cheerful and inviting
look. They will DO occupied by Mr..
Miiler's family.
Fred Wilson and DR.. T. c. Jessup
arrived here from Tuscarora. by private
conveyance, last evening. Doc proposes
to remain with us now, for a time, AMI
viii yank out supcrannuated mas,iea-
tors and insert the haudsomest kind OF
new ones upon the slightest proyocG-
ton.
General j. d Clark arrived here from
Eurek" by the train last evening, aud
accompanied by Mr.. Heiners and n
Deputy United States Surveyor, went
on as far rs Wells; whence the party
goes down to Kirsley District for the
purpose OF surveying the copper min
ing property at that place, recently pur-
chased by these gentlemen.
Allen Fisher. of Wells, was reported
seriously ill yesterday, but his condi-
lion to-day is much improved. Hon.
j. T.. Hamill telegraphs that the favor
able change in the patient is due solely
to the adoption of q courso OF treatment
prescribed by the Hon. himself. Il. L.
acquired great fame in the East 0 few
years ago by the introduction of n pat
ent medicine for the cure Of diarrhua.
Advices from San Carlos state that
two chihuahua Apaches arrived there
Friday. and report that little Charley
McCoomas, son of Judge Nc Coomas,
who was killed by the Indians II short
time 40. is still alive in care Of Chief
Boueita; that no will b. brought in
nlivo If the Indian camp is not sur
prised, AMI that the Indians expect To
use him in negotiations for peace. They
further state that the Locust band has
broken out, and wish to surrender, but
that Jub, the most desperate OF the
chiefs in Mexico, will resist to the
last.
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IndInn scnre up Norm.

Tho Reno Journal is in receipt of n
letter from q friend at Fort Bidwell, in
which il is stated thnt the Indians In
Warner Valley, IS miles north OF Bid
well. are getting snucy. Newton Rob.
erts, G.. w. Mates foreman, has ro-
moved his family to Bidwell, and ID. II.
Jones, living go miles north Of Bidweli,
has moved his family to Lakeyiew, Or
egon. The Indians are said 10 DO not.
ing just rs they did before the breaking
out Of the Bannock war, and they say
that tho Harvey Indians, 1870 miles
north Of Bidwell, are going TO eight, but
that they themselves are not going TO.
Tho journals correspondent adds
"We hear or see nothing among them
hero that looks like II. except that
somo of tho head ones here have been
sent for TO go down TO EagleSille to see
Captain Dick aud Lee winnemncca.
who Is said to be at Winnemucca."
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Fro. F1id.y.. D.uy.


A are At Liuisis raaeh, 49, C.r,on.
Tuesday. destroyed the barn viii hay.
grain, horses and wagon 10 he valas
Of IS. 900.
Departed by stage for TasearorA this
morning: J. T. Baboox. r. 8. Conisy,
Mrs. Samuel Rowe. j. A. Banks. and .
Mongolian.
Mrs. Frank CogsveIl hae 90 farr.-
N'vered from her dangerous ilIness a.
to be considered out Of danger. and q
steadily improving.
At Oxford, Miss., Wednesday. Citv
Marsha; Butler fatally shot 8. NJ.
Thompson, of the Oxford Eagle. whom
he was trying to arrest. +,
Sheriff ]. H. Taber informs us th.a
the moneys received on account of Ii.
eenses during the past month amounted
to Si,3iS, and the receipts of the of,ee
from other sources. to the sum of $3.50.
making q total of sl.574 for the month,
Warner / Co. forwarded for Tusc..
rora since yesterday morning, the fol.
lowing; By fast freight, 10, ZOO lbs
merchandise; by II. Yates team. 1000
lbs mdsei by Ben Yates team, 8 500 III.
mdse aud 1000 feet lumber.
The Elko Touring mill Is again In
full blast. and turning out q quality OF
Hour inferior to none in the State. Mr..
Davis informs US that he has q largo
quantity Of No. l wheat on hand
on which the mill will DO EN-.
Ployed for nm indefinite period.
The Standard Oil Compapy's works
at Communipaw, New Jersey, took Are
during a storm yesterday morning, and
before the flames could be controlled
about one half of these most extensive
works in America were destroyed. One
OF The large tanks near the shore was
struck by lightning and exploded. The
burning oil poured out like an angry
river and flowed down the avenues be-
tween the row Of enormous tanks to-
wards the river. In a short time the
flames communicated with three large
tanks and they exploded simultaneous.
ly with terrific force. Fragments Of iron
were hurled a distance of half a mile.
and the burning oil scattered in all al
rections. Chief FerrIer and a number
OF men were within ten yards of this
tank when 1t exploded and wero saved
almost By a miracle, Dropping the
nose, which was o on burned 10 asbea-
they fed for their lives. When they
mustered together at a safe distance
ak Of their number wero found misa-
ing. The smoke was so dense that a
was impossible to tell which way one
a going, and it is thought the un-
fortunate men ran down to the Kiysr
and were lost. No bodies have bean
found, for the heat renders a close nm.
proach to the ruins impossible. The
burning works extended TO those of Tho
Eagle refinery. about three. quarters Of
n mile along tho Bay aud a quarter of a
mule inland. The buildings that have
been destroyed were situated in tho
midst OF the tanks. The wind is blow.
ing OIL t sea. md therefore there is no
hanger OF the other tanks exploding. II
Is thought the loss will exceed a mil
non and a half. Twelve largo tanks,
eighteen cars, six Darges, a dredOer
three docks and five brick buildings
were destroyed. The quantity Of Oil
consumed Is not known. ~
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To Mine Owners.

Frank Green announces by circular
that he is about to erect smelling works
at Battle Mountain, and will reduce orc
at $40 per ton, paying. railroad charges
same to be deducted from proceeds OF
ore. Shippers can handle their own bull.
lion. or order it disposed Of by Mr.
Green, who will also pay cash for ore.
on the dump or delivered at the works,
J. A. Blossom, j. W. McWilliams, and
other muldoons of that locality, are
mentioned as references. Success to
the undertaking.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-13

At n large meeting OF Irishmen held
at Ottawa, Canada, Wednesday night,
speeches were made by Senator How
land, John Donahue. Principal Nc
Cabe, ana Polk Baskerville. NJ. p.
Resolutions were passed repelling in
dignantly the foul imputAtions cast up
on tho character Of Charles Stewart
Pnrnell by the British Press, and e1-
pressing confidence and faith in the
wisdom Of the constitutional policy so
far pursued by him as the leader Of the
Irish party,
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Rndmci.rr nnn sshni.

Since receiving a carload direct from
the Ens,, Of tho renowned Soblilz beer,
MessTs. ReokhSrt ~ Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at wholesale TO
ih cir patrons ma tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower ihan ever. In both flavor
and quality, this beer Is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in tho market, as
oil who have sampled IL will chcorfully
attest. -
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From Monday. D.ily.l
sALhA0UNDI

John Ainlty's little daughter Is 40
far improved as 10 be now out OF
danger. ueau -
Dr. Meigs, this evening. gave us tho
gratifying intelligence that Mrs. Carrie
Cogsxell's condition Is considerably
improved.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: W. q. Price. G. Holbrook.
Nat Mansfield, Thos Mansfield, and
three Orentals.
@. @. Warner & Co. shipped by But
ler's teams. LOO II lumber 20 Brton &
Go, Tuscarora. AMI 100 II to Peltier
&Co.; by Tucker Bros. 5000 # lum-
Der to Urton & Co., and 2,iOO Il TO
Peltier & Co.; by Rpshosdon, $500 lbs
merchandise; by fns; freight, $500 lbs
merchandise.
Colonel Sanford aud Captain Carr.
who have been over on Reese River
purchasing cavalry horses for the Gov.
eminent, passed through by the train
Saturday evening, on their way back to
Fort H"llcck. They 5, cured a number
OF such animals Us they required. but
not their full complement.
Jack Williams has sold his rauch in
Steitoe valley to +. A. McDermid, and
his catil" to l.. z. Hnrd.Riy. OF Wells,
and proposes. after u few months, to
90 back T. rst, where he may conclude
10 remain permanently. Jack has for
several years ben making Cherry
Creek his headquarters, and the above
information is obtained from the News.
H. il one Of the old time settlers ia
Eastern Nevada, aud all bis old ac-
quHiutIuces will wish him well where
ever he may 60.
The following FROM the Gazette will
apply to Elko as we'll ns l:cuo: Warm
weather ID coming on aud housekeep-
ers ought u take precautions to de-
s'roy the disease germs which lurk
in ]cellais. barns and back-yarda, where
vegetable matter has accumulated dur
ing the Winter. D,cJmposed veceta.
ton is u Of the most fruitful causes
Of all germ disease. Alinost every eel
lar, no matter how careful the house
keeper may be, contains small rem
nauts Of vegetable food accidentally
dropped during the Winter. While the
weather is freezing Outside, little decay
sets in; but jn.t 10Y there Is n rapid
~forneEting action III all such things,
aud tho health Of "A whole family may
DO affected mystGriously from no
other cause than a few rOtiing pota-
TOTS. apple. cabbage, beans or other
like substances. Any offensive smell in
a cellar or closet Is n good cause for ex-
amin alton, but the warning Is often
given by a close and oppressive atmos-
pLcrc. IL is a good idea to give a thor.
ough airing anil cleaning at this season
81 the year to al ~storv-roOms aud cell
lag that hnye been tightly closed dur
lug the Winter. An opening Of doors
and windows. M energetic use OF
broom. lTu>h aud water, followed by q
wholesome apple tiOn OF whitswash,
may Lo the II, aus of saving many per-
sous from prrctrious health IL not
downright ~illuess.
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Trout Fishing.

From tho Office Of "Tho American
Angler" published at $50 broadway, N.
Y, we acknowledge the receipt OF an
illustrated copy OF THE Trout of Am
erican Waters" which treats Of the
habits. structure, etc., OF that best Of
game fish; also when. where and how
best to capture the finny beauties. It
furnishes some valuable hints 10 lovers
Of piscatoriM pleasures.
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Tho family OF County Commissioner
Alfred Bruce were this morning stricken
with grief by tho loss Of their infant
child, its death being unexpected. Tho
little ono was tccthing. and had been
quite III In consequence, resulting In
inflammation OF tho bowels. which, not
wiihstnnding tho application Of known
remedies, 1oon proved fatal. The sym
PATTY OF this community Ia extended 10
tho bcroaVed ones.
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IIptcl Arrivals,

Us NcCutchoon, Mound.
w + Crane, South Fork.
V A Joseph, do
ca IrnQs, Alabama.
A q HArm'r, Jr. Philadelphia.
Ut Enbcox. Tuscarorn.
4 G ChoQueit", do
w u Plnnkcit, do
W Shoecrsft do
Frank Cluggagc. Carson.
G lIolbrook, San Francisco,
w G Price. do
ii J Jones, Carson.
l. & Adams. San Francisco.
T. + S~awteIlo. Dueth.
J l. Congcr, Wells.
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g The funeral Of Mr.. Alfred Brucc's
little child took place at tho appointed
hour this evening. The services were
hell at the family r sidsnc", the choir
rendering touching'y Nppropri,to mus
ic. The procession which nccompan-
led the remains 10 the little grave in
tho Odd FeIlows' buryins grounds COM
prised the greater portion Of tho citi-
zens Of tho town and included ~soverul
friends OF the family from abroad.
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James Dewar, who came up from the
mouth Of South Fork last evening, in
formed us OF II scri MS accident which
yesterday Gofsl n lit,lo j.year-old dnugh.
ter Of John Miller. at his ranch on that
stream. Miiler's chiliron were ont In
the field where their father was II
gagged in clearing or u lot Of willow
brush wood, and in playing near tho
fire the flames in somo way caugh, tho
dress o, the child. aud she was severely
burned upon the left side OF tho body
before the flames could be cxtiuguished.
Tho child's injuries, though very pain.
fnl, arc not thought to ~endanger her
lite.
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o. u. Grccn AnnoIntcd.

County Commissioners j. J. Camp
bell and ]. T Babcox were In session al
tho Court-houso to-day, and Gilol tho
vacancy Of tho Office Of Justice OF the
Peace for Elko township caused by tho
death Of John NJ. Lnnc, by the appoint.
mcnt Of o. Il. Green. who ihercupon
hled his official bond. which was APP.
proved and ordered flied. Justice Green
Is therefore INV ready TO enter upon
the discharge Of the dnties OF tho office.
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Death Of Iraw,Bc

|. +. Berry. who in tho early days Of
'he Washoe excitement. kept the Ia
mors "StrawJeuy" station on the
P.accrviile stage route. died n few days
ago in San Francisco. He had been n
resilient Of the Comsiock for years, aud
Lal gone on o visit to the Bay only a
short time prior to bis death.
The name Of tho nLove.nnmed sta
lion near the summit Of the Sierras,
was not, ns some m,y suppose, sug-
grsted hy that luscious fruit for it
woald bo one Of the last places in the
world to expect to find such q delicaoy
In; from nn nIIalgaura.jun OF the
mnmo oi the proprietor With the mate
rial composing his beds. The latt, I
being usually scanty. tho nightly de.
mhnds for ignore straw, Berry, be.
oumc so familiar 10 the Cars OF travel
"rs that the cuphUmism soon attached,
not only to the station, but to the little
valley in which 1t IL situated. aud
which they retain TO this day.
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II. II. Mckinley was wincd and dincd
last nigh, by tho members Of his terpsi.
choroau school. At tho close Of the in.
slruo,ions. In saltatory cyolu,ions At
the hal, tho curtain vas suddenly "rung
mp disclosing a heavily loaded table.
which had been surreptitionsly con.
veyod 10 tho stage through n back win.
dow. Rob was not merely surprised
no vas absolutely amazed. but iorton
atcly recovered his faculties In time to
nssls. at the demolition Of the grub and
In knocking the nocks from sundry
~Eold-boaded bottles.
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Mr.. Alfred Bruce desires through
these columns TO express his gratitude
to tho neighbUrs aud friends of the
family for their kindly offices in the
late nfliotion; also to assure the eiti-
zens Of his appreciation Of their sym
pathy. so generally manifested.
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Alien Fishcr scrIou,,y nm,

We we're sorry 70 hear to-day that
Allen Fisher was taken seriously i'll Of
bis home at Wells. DR.. Meigs was
summoned by telegraph this morning
TO SO to attend him, and went up by
the lrst train that passed after ~receiv-
ING tho dispatch.
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DIED,

McMULLEN-In Star Valley, May o,
1883, James MoMullen Sr., a natiys
OF Ireland, aged 81 years.
BRuCE-In Elko, May 4. 1888, the
infant son OF Alfred Bruce. AGED
10 months and z days. The funeral
WIN axe place from the family resi-.
denco tomorrow at 800 p
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John Callahan, Of Winchester, Mas.
snohusolts, wont TO woburn Saturday
night, bought a gallon OF liquor and
went on o sprco. lilo brought n three
year old child With him and forced him
to drink all no could aud then threw
liquor in his faos. The child vent into
commissions and died soon sftet,
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IToteI

L Frank, Bullion.
Gale Hank. Hnlleok.
W l. Brown,
Edward A Wells, New York.
n Benedict, Salt Lake.
PS Corbett, Virginia City.
JAS Mcdonald. PIttsburg.
j Clendenning, Mound.
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Hotel Arrivals

SD Beebe. Dillon, Montana.
wv Kinsloy, Ogden.
q Cole, Helena, Montana.
Thomas. Park City.
WV Bullard, wickes. Montana,
LB Stephens, Ogden.
U W Mintzer, Glendale, Mon.
II DeAhua. Carson.
Mrs. Samuel Rowe, Eureka.
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Duition Received.

The stage from Tuscarora last eve.
ming brought down 8 bars OF Nav.
MO bullion. valued at ~Sib,o2t.49. II
was forSardod for San Francisco by
tho train this morning.