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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-02

EXTENSIONS FATE. No Name Serlee. Roberts
Brothers, Boston. Bowen, Stewart & Co., In
dauapolis. Price, ST.
A superior story, good as the best in this
popular SERIES The plot is laid in England
the characters are lifelike and conversations
easy and natural. The story is animated
throughout and the interest we'll sustained
1t will find friends everywhere.
PoRTIA: OR, BY PASSIONS ROCKED. BY the author
OF phyllis" "Airy Fairy Lilian," etc j. b.
Lippincott Co, Philadelphia. Price, 81 %.
Written in lively, entertaining style that
is sure to win willing readers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-02

WHIST, OR BUMBLEPUPPY. By Pembridge. Rob
erts Brothers, Boston. Bowen, Stewart d Co.,
Indianapolis. Price, so cents.
The word 'bumblepuppy" is calculated to
mislead the public in belief that this little
work is biography OF Oscar Wilde OF Freddy
Gebhardt. Far from it. 1t consists of ''ten
lectures addressed to children" on the sub
ject of whist. A foot-note on the first page
defines bumblepuppy as ''persiSting to play
whist either in utter ignorance of all its
known principles, or in defiance of them, or
both" The lectures are written in a sar-
castle vein, and will be appreciated by lovers
of whist who abhor bad or dull players
SPIRIT COMMUNICATIONS. BY C. G. Helleberg
Published by the author. Cincinnati III Al
burn street.
"A book written by the spirits Of the So
called dead, with their own materalized
hands, by the process of independent slate
writing, through Mrs. Lizzie S. Green and
others as medium" The author in the in
PRODUCTION gives biographical sketches of
himself, of Madame Fredrika Ehrenborg, a
Swedish lady of caste, now dead, and of Mrs
Lizzie S. Green. To persons interested in
spirtualism the book will be quite entertain
ing The author has published it at his in
dividual expense, and is undoubtedly sincere
in his belief,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
shocking AreIieat.

THIS morning after the Central Pa
cihc tram 40. 2 hat pu led out aud
when ABOUT half "a m:Ie above town the
conductor. Who Was stauding on the
rear end Of the cahouSe. noticed the
body Of q man lying on The track.
The train was EtoPp. d AMI the re-
mains Of VIA, WAS supposed to b. q
tramp W're found mnngled ia a horri-
Die manner.
A portion CT the head was lying on
one side Of the track ana the body on
The ether.
On hand and ouefoot we're crushed.
but the body appeared To lie uninjnred.
Tbs face was yered from ih- bead
as completely as il it LaI been done
with u clrnvrr.
The engineer saw nothing Of tue
body ns lie pass, d the spot, Gui as the
body was warm it is supposed the uu-
fortunate muu was stealing IT ride Oh the
brake benin Il tram No. 7, from which
lie i-li aud TINS lost his lf-.
The remains were Brought to town on
n hand car and Mr.. Cod iiugtou, Dr.
vision Super ntendrnt. WAS notified Of
the Incident and he referred The matter
l." the CoEuurr.
Mr. GUoding, however thought that,
under the circumstances. it Was uuucc
cssHry To put thu county TO the expense
Of holding AN inquest. and the body was
taken charge Of "Dd dvceu.ly buried by
Dudley Sale.
Drcenssd wns q man rcorly dressed,
nPpar"nIly 80 or 81 years Of aye, Lut
noih'ug wa founl TN or aLuu, tie body
which gave any clue TO his identity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
Iron Wednesday. D.ilyI
mLRAuuun.-


IL has been settled by seisn,isis At
Last. thAtthoss saddy snnsets are eaus
ed BY nothing nor less than smoke.
Maybe 20.
Two Butt or lunch cars. provided
by the Pullman Car Co.. for use on III.
Central Pacific. vent west by Mosday
evenings train.
Wells, Fargo & Cos sg.nt received
lat s~ ming O bars Grand Prize bullion.
value. 80 QUO: 5 bIrs NAVAJO. value,
$~lU.o5l.s7. Total weight 1850 bounds.
We received a cory o. an Astoria,
paper which became uislaid before We
hal time to .Iamius It. We noticed,
that George G .n,z is running q butcher
shop In A~o,ia.
In addition to the festivities at Char
ley S~-li-nd's on Christmas d ~, there
will be n Grand Bali nt night. which
will be au appropriate cl1sin. Of tn,
entertainment.
III, principal p RI Of tho town of
Canue l"ri". in Esmeraldn county. was
burned last Saturday. Tu- a.. orig,u-
"'ed In n hotrl. The losses foot up
nearly SiUO, 900.
The San Francisco Pos, AMI the Car
son Appeal -scn publish what purpor;s
to lie n portrait Of Senator Anthony. OF
Rhode Island. aud the pieiur's show
aoout as much reS.mblauc. as do the
eu's IN the "dSrrtisrm-ut Of St Jacobs
Oil M Lydie E. Pinkbam's Compound.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Last evening says yrstrrday's Enter
prise, u most st"rSl!ug aId shocking
UcCidout occuired ut Gold Hill. c,us
ing. for u time, intense txciteptnl
among ianiiiirn IN that town. 1t up
prnrs that n lot Of boys from nine to
sixteen years Of age had combined and
constructed n sort Of cave or suJter.
rHus"n den in a steep bank about op
posito the old Segregated Brlcher.
They ran n drift some six or seven fort
in length into the bank, and at the oud
81 this eIcavaied n chamber some eight
fee, square. All this was done without
putting in timbcrs OF supports Of any
kinI. ..r.
Last evening at 6:90 O'Clock seven or
eight boy4 were iD tn den when the
roof, or the greater portion OF II, sud-
dculy fell in. About three Ions Of earth
came down. and covered most Of those
IN the cave. Que boy named Smith.
happrued to be standing up III n Crrner
81 tho cave nnd VAS uOt hurt. He nt
Uncc gave the III ,rm, un.l soon Hy-rnl
men W re- on the spot With tools Tor
digging out the unfortunate lads.
Isu.tus FoI. sboni tbirt"rn years Of
ng-, was tatou ont doai. Tao sons of
rauick Kuun-y. Rhnnt nine aud ten
y"nts II ag". w.r" nm ,rg those covered
up ~ the cave. o. hal hrtb bouss ~
his right Icy brot n DO wen the ln"e
mud the nnLle. I'D the 9th w's b dy
hurt IN lie b"k. Jobnuy Cook. atnut
fifteen 20 ~ ~ q :" had hts leg broken.
Anthony Smith WAS hart om the hg,
aui ~ bndl. hurt IN tho back that tho
attending physician says he viii die.
There was great cNoit' m"nt among
the w,mau u Gold Hill whRn the n' va
Of the accident spread. Fortunately
the town is full Of experienced mineis.
aud no false mo'ions were made by the
rescuing party; besides the boys ~ero
covered to no grta, depth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
District Court.

Court convened this morning nj 10
o'clock pursuant TO adjournment. Julgo
Big-low presiding.
n. l. Shrpperd Va. N. w~inH-stiy
Of brocediuVs granted on plaintiff Civ
Ing security for costs.
J. Henderson Va. N. Wines-Argu.
ment had on demurrer.
Motion to strike out overruled A. TO
hrst denial Ia answer. aud sustained rs
70 other deniala.
Demurrer overruled.
Court adjourned to Saturday the 22nd
instant ut 10 o'clock A. II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

ThonAs Holnes. ~ho rsesnuyreturn-
ed from = trip 10 Southern Cslifotnis,
came from Carlu yesterday sndin eon-
vers-iiou With hin We i,arA hsx while
in the laod Of the orang. spL one. he
bought some land near . place called
Riverside on the Southern P.oih , road.
81 miles East Of Los Anglia. Our old
time ,a~se-biusbsr IL n~s,uraiiy snthu-i-
sstic over tho beauty Of abe eountry AMI
salubriiy Of the climate. aud ten years
bencr. pilgrims from these elevated
r-gious to the sunny sP-tnoJsoutb.
will rnviousiy a upon his rotund
form 40 he r.cines Ia hiS oFsnse orch.
ard, a picture Of peace and eUnirnfmrnt.
and heavs 1diseonsob~ts sieK tia.
Hesv' n baasnot planted them III ouch .
lovely locality. NJ. Hoias%s WI: how
ever. resist the tsdu=tions mentionsd
for the Ipsce Of another year perhaps,
during which Ans the soft Southern
airs will have 70 play second fiddle to
the rugged blas,s Of q Nevada Winter.
90 far ss he 10 concerned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

We are frqu"s,rd TO state. in alli-
ton to TIA" article uu the am subj ct
which will be found la another column,
that u committee OF hV. wuG appointed
at tue ire. ting last night to call upon
business men and pr"prrt, holders in
town for the payment OF un Assessment.
II il may be so call,d d, to d, fray The X.
p"nses rf Introducing the Hardness
EItiuRuishrr. The Plan ia to procure
n suliLlr number Ui the mach ines, say
twelve. which is consider sufficient.
aud have them stationed az convenient
aud suitable points through the town,
aud placed in receptacl-s on the u
Hidr Of buildings so that they will he
available Ht n moments Warning. Tue
cost Of their Intro luciion has breu esti-
mated and the RnIOuut assessed To each
property holder las been fixed ut from
81 TO $40, according 10 Tue value Of
property, Hpi the committee will call
upon our citizens for ibut Hmouut to-
morrow aud Tbur.dny. When the FL.
lipguish.rs arc introduced tho agent
will como With them snJ give them n
fer. praciicei {, Vt 40 That all who desire
can Observe To. workings Of the ma.
cbin"a. AMI u they do not perform all
III I il claim,d for them, the conlrnc,
will he void sud the town will be under
NJ obi vAtion 10 take them.
A portion of the expense will be de-
lea. = b. q sale n Tue old Gre engine
Ohirh li-a ruthless ia tn rear Of tho
I~nprPESDtSr "fic- IL Of n" ~. Sh rtev.r
AID o,n h- turned in on thiA proposition
for about on" bali ~ t,r original cost
~ tho ftm OF -. = B.own & Co
grn,ral SCENTS for the manufacturers 81
the Extiugnisbers. have fsc,li,i's for
dispensing " these oil iro engines for
prrrrs = other than the nHiinguishment
,fh"s. Tue present proposition 10
ptovidr our town with means OF pro'eo.
ton against the raysg"s OF Gre seems
Ia he n feasible one. AZ tho total coat
will not excel $3.50. and II 10 hoped
that the people will lend . willing baud
to the enterprise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

The receipts OF frrilh, To d y are ns
lIowS: One car wood for Payne 4
Frrnald; one car wood for W. 4. Smith;
Que car salt for Ii. W. Drowu. Tus.
carora.
J. II. Brooks. agent for the Railroad.
has received inIttucti"ns ia It owing To
the reduced freight ra:es east Of o. ten
the ihrouR rates u points in eastern
Nevada are discontinued. ns goo Is can
be billed to Ogd,n at the reduced rate
mud IL, nee To points in Nevada at local
ratrs, ,h~rsby mater lily ie'u sing the
cost Of trnnsport,t ion below the
through rates hcretOf ,ro es. ablished.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
From Saturdays Daily.

Huah Martin aud Dan T,pp.t are
down from the Bruueau country.
whi.k.y punches do not grow on oak
trees but they are Ache-horns all the
same.
Viewing the gorgeous sunsets through
glaAs 10 not dangerous, unless you
hare the glass nllsd too often.
4 meeting Of E,ko Lodge No. IS. 1.
o. o. r.. will be held at their Hall this
s~Ssniug At z 30 o'clock.
One OF The pension bills introduced
In the House on Wednesday has been
Introduced In every Congres since 1852.
A Rus'isn Proverb; "why so bIithe p"
"l'm going to get married" "why
hangs your head" 1.-Two got mar
RED"
Th" dep 'rtures by stage this morning
were T. L. leland. A. @. Mitchuui,
Mrs. Grace Thomas aud two childreu,
Mrs.. Ennia sihpsou.
Frank James Vas released on sea. 600
bail Thuni-y. He was Immediately
TsArresied on . charge Of killing Sheets
ct GsllAtin in 1868.
Th" types came near making ~ say
'Tri.l Jok'r," in yesterday issue,
And Ia the light OF pas: erenls tue term
would not bs Inappropriate.
Que Trading Chic go hotel hiss 81.
ready received ori-TE for 2Oi rooms
during tho Sessiou Of the Il publrcsu
National CONVENTION ia 1881.
The divorced VT, Of tI Senator
CLri-tiAucy died At brooklyn on .Ipu-
day With all the symptom. Of arutu Z.
MIA. suPeriuducrd by tue chloral habit.
Johu Shuok returned Thurs lay
evening from Wood River. where ha.
spent several mouths. We are Ilras-d
TO noics that his appearance Indicates
40 Improvement in his health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
E.o. T.la.,,. p.uy.


Ton Gaia e-as dosa irea Wells b.
last sisLt's train.
The only arrival ~ siss. this even
Ing vAs J. d. Saith.
Ham M'Cain aud Conuissioaer :. J.
campbsll came down from HAiisek last
night
Anew style Of writing paper I, called
"Dude." We infer thl 1t II IL . kind Of
foolso y. -Dsnuis.
Gable r HAnk" IL one Of tso..
AGgrasstiug typographical -rrors Nhioh
make an editor CRASH his teeth.
A car load of pIus trees. evi lsnily
Designed for Chrisimss trees, vent west
by the tmisrant train last night.
The indications Of = storm remsin.
though ih- u made u futile attempt
to di.p.l iherlouds duriuy the day.
THIS ia the sbort-st day in the year.
aud according to an old eouplet As
h days b-gin to lensthen the cold be-
gin. to strengthen"
Hon. E. p. Hardesiy was q p,ss-n-
ger by laGt nights train. su rout. for
Eureka county to attend to the ship
p'ng of a bunch 81 cattle recently pur.
CHASED.
Preaching at the church on Sunday
as usual at II A. II. aud z P. II Sub-
jsct in the morning. "rhs Question
and the Command = In the evening.
Christ in Prophecy"
Dick Neville aud wife, recently mar
ried at tn. residence Of Charley Wright,
San francisco. pascal through by the
east bound train last evening. bound
for Wood River. or thereabouts.
A sight of the court. house at Haw-
ihorne. says the Boaie Free Frsss, will
make the most melancholy creature
burst his aides With laughter. Itlooks
like q wood pile with the bsllyaehe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
IFron Tu..i.y'. D.ily.l
aALNAarnna.


III. Austin R.,,ils h.sa poe. on ii.
editorial staH.
o'Donnsi. the murderer Of Carey,
was hanged at Nsus.ts yesterday.
Asumber Of ts. m. loaded With grain
ars in from Pleasant v.Il-y to-day.
V. G. bartlett and Prank Boskoui,z
LETT yesterday by Privst, conveyance
for Tu.eaross.
The ice harvest has commenced. and
Tue crop nov being garu.rsd lice,
clear aud VI ample th.cGus.s.
Melvin Wines will cons up from the
Uni'ersity VI California to sp=ud Iii,
ChrIstwas holiday WITH has parents ~
Eurekn.- SsuuL.I.
C.nricI IN the Ohio peuitentiary
has r'csntiy ialleu h,iT To 81 wv, UVU.
Wien his tsru expires nis friends
Will De awaiting him w,tn open arws,
aud declare tssy AWAY. kusu Ls VA.
hot IuIty."
Tue PVsi Master General has directed
PoStmns'crs throughout ,hs county to
rIch"uge for the pubic. vheu upplrca-
tiou to do SO are nude. three aud SIX
cent stamps aud envelopes for others OF
dId, rent DENOMINATIONS.
There is n figm in New York manu-.
f%Acturiug artificial -Igs, which eauuot
be distinguished FROM the original hens
fruit. The only troubls H.. these eggs
do not rot III suficirut number to sup
ply the demand for use on suide lee
tureIs.
The School children Of Indianapolis.
IND. contributed twepty-fSe barrel, VI
appI,s and sever.l bushels of potatoes
for distribution umoug the poor on
Thanksgiving day, by each pupil bring.
ing Que "ppls or potAt1 to school the
day before.
Our Western State exchanges are re.
jIicing at the reduction Of lhs price OF
coiltp SiJ per ton.
We are prepared TO 60 them "Ivo
betI'r." ns Payne J. Frrn"ld ~IlI deIIY-
sr coal il Elko at SII per ton; aud with
wood At - PER G1rd. We tuink that
coal is the cheaper fuel.
At IA soc al r-uni ~ the other d,y Ia
Mass uchn' -rIs. Il n Bail " - called
upon to pax. Il Y riius u his recent
defeat. h laid:
"TLe most wonderful thin, about
u last ri' c;iuu was bat ". p"ll-d 20
many votes. Even the cl~rgy jIiu-d
ranks "saiust Us. They Prayed Tor a
Result which N Md forever iaLe NJ ,ssa-
chu~eits out Of my hands. That Thy
dbl not do il any more Successful ~
prov s retty cnnciusively that The cler.
Icy Of Boston have very liuile influence
with the Almighty
As the election OF of .ers for the
Ophrr approaches. tn re IL a bonn in
stock causrd by a rush To get L control
lug interest IN tho company. aud some
GOIy is liable To- fall hard. The stock
VS. quoted nj SIO.2j on Saturday, H..
80 on sunday, aud We need not he sur
pr!s d g. hear that it rJLcheI we'll up
to $40 to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
From Monday. D.ily.l
RALMAoUxbI.

Uncle Green Abel made his appear.
Ane In town this afternoon.
Quite a number Of our citizen. xir
leave for tids-ustsr during IL. present
week.
Stage departures this morning. Tenn
riPp.t and wife. Phil Snyder. II.
Murphy.
Nj Yates opened up his new butcher
shop this morning with u good .ayou,
oi meats Of various kinds.
Martins tam. fourteen animals. With
Io'ooo pounds Uf wheat cam, ia from
South Fork this morning.
huSh Martin 10 ided up,-not him
sell bur hia wagon. this morning anil.
aeeo'nPanird by Sam Tippet. left on
Ills return trip to tue Dr-ueau.
R"ach's last freight LIFT for Tuscaro-
RI this morning with 10000 pounds Of
freight. mostly salt for PsItier G. Co.
i"iiinS Darometer gives Indication
OF Hn approaching storm. THIS lovely
weather cannot 10 expected 10 stay with
US al wiuter.
There was n small audience at the
Court House last evening to hear The
Word cIpounded according to the idea.
Of the Josephites.
Among the arrivals Of freight this
morning, care OF U. q. Warner K Co.
We notice a cabinet organ for IL. Van
H.. Wiskes. Van Intends unrteIng Art
with Nature in hGs ,f,rts mus cal.
30 for ms rsssrtained. circumstance
look dark for the husband Of Mr.. Ma
honey. who VAS murdered near Virginia
City last Friday. but 10 positive .,i.
icnce has been Outlined. Mahou-y
says little. exc pit to assert his in.
nOcencc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Werner & Co., to-day received Q car
lo"ds Of salt from White Pains, for
II. W. Brown, and one carload for q.
". Pe'tier.
Joe Miller loHded his tenn with 1000
Prunds Of salt. aud 1900 feet Of lumber
for Brown A. Tu>earorh. to-day.
Standard weights aud Measures OF
the Unitee States have just arrived here
by express Tor use ut the State Uuivrr-
sity. The orportuui y is now pres, mt.
cd TO t's' the accuracy Of these now III
gen raj use in this vicinity.
M's~,s RecKhnrt 4 Froelich revived
to day from Milwaukee, another car
l'nd Of tbs celebrated Schluz export
bottled beer. ruis il the thirL c,rIond
thy hnyo received in Tho pas, six
mouths.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Mkt Io the love Of her husband,
1othiUg so crowns n womaE' s life with
honor as the devotion Of n son TO her.
We. never know u hoy to torn out s.
badly who began by { lling in loSc with
his mother. Any iGau may fall IN love
with II freshf"ced girl. aud the man
who is a gallant to the girl may cruelty
neglect the p or. weary vito Ia utter
years. But The big boy who IL { lover
of bis mother, at middle age Is n true
knight. who will love his wife in the
sere leaf If autumn as he did in the
d"isied spring. There is nothing so
b, autifully chivalrous as the love Of .
big boy for bis mother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
Nevada when. ana Flour.

There Is q strong probability. .sug.
ges,s che Silver State, that wheat will
be scrree in Nevada before another
crop Ia harvested. In cnus. queno, OF
the impossibili,y Of exporting il, except
at a loss. wLilS tie old railroad rates
were in force, farmers raised about suf.
hcient grain t. supply tho home de-
m"nd. This year owing to tho reduo-
ton OF freight RATES. considerable wheat
has bren shipped from Eastern Nevada
to tide water, and there IL a prospect
OF Nevada having 10 impor, Auut from
C"iifornia before II July. Judging
10y what We can learn on ths snbjsct,'
none Of the three a ,uring u,ills IN this
county havo much Of q sapply Of -four
on hand. rs the d. m md 10 equal to
the eapscity Of the mills, aid tho
samo is said to bs the CASE at James
Davis mill at Elko. II suoh 10 the
fact. wheat Ought to be in demAsd al
fair prices before the close Of Winter,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
From r~har.d.y.. Daily.
sALMAouxDL

A $4,000 ere oeearrsd In Bos,oa
to-day.
The Flood party hss obtaiasd control
OF the ophir stock.
Mel. Wines will pass the holidays
With his parents at Garcia.
Miss MaY Terry andhtr grandmother
left last evening for oakland.
The Daily ISDrPEsDrxr vii appear
In a new dress on Saturday next.
viii Li.dseps and W. d HIND vent
to TuIcarora by stage yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Delot.s left FIR Tu.earera
by private copSeysncs yesterday.
Iu accordance With our prediction
yesterday o1hir reached $40 to-day.
81. Louis 4. making energetic rf ITS
TO have The National d m ,cratiu Con-
v,nton next Year held in that city.
Dull"yC HASKELL. memb-r OF Con-
or, IS from N rs, died in Warrington
ON Monday. and viii be- buried ut Law.
renee, .usas. to-mnrrov.
Du- Notice OF the retirement Of Caleb
Il. Hank from the well known stock
frm OF Scott & Hank, at lIulleck. Wilt
be found in another colunp,
The iu iicaiions are that McEurry
will be nnniinat-d for Governor OF
Louisiana by the Drm,cralie .tCouy.n
lion -ow in session vt Baton Roug..
A Democratic weekly paper known
as the REM De,no-r It ha% been started.
in that city. lis editor is Robert Glen.
formerly Of Virginia city. Wo heartily
wish the Democrat political aud inuu-
cial success.
Victor HJgo reckonsd without his
host when he wrote /: "The Queen Of
Eugl-nd has shown moro than oucs
her greatu rs 81 heart. and the Qneeu
will grant C'Donnell his life aud accept
the unanimous thanks Of the who'd,
civilized world"
The Bay papers say that the crowd
ut the beach and Cliff Housu last Sun
day numbered fully lO.O00. persons,
and there were Thousands who could
not Get to the beach, 30 crowded wers
the cars Of the Park and Ocesn Rail.
road.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

O.. q he ss,s Oh Iips9s: ..B.
yoa = rtpoStsr p. GsAsA > c. coA
n6A ofa Bo:tsG o6SSs1tsSksaAs
80 writing In . book Asthse1A Cosesy
Dspot. ..Yes" vss'iAS isply. ..wsl.
I've iu-a had > sAire1 -ssesps. Js.l
bsfofs I go. Asrs-A eE.p eA6s ihrcseA
the oar 9th = ring aried SttA ee.sLs
aud u.ntrd 80 eeAh in Sdvapee to de-
liver my baRgAes Anysksrs here. bat
he didn't catch yoar Uncle Ezra Tn
too sharp for those eoDadsnee eA.Ha.
I reeds the papers. 1 do"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
NOTICE or DrssoLurIoS.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the arm
name OF Burton 4 Holm. proptietorF 81
the Occidental Saloon. Wells Nevada, Ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Peter Holm retiros from the Lutlnsss-
which will be carried On In fa.urs az tbvs
same place by Charles Bartopt who aIs~
sumes the indebtedness Of the ftnS, f0='1
All persons knowing. themssivssto b.
indebted to tho firm OF Burton 4 Holm
are respectfully requested 10 cali at the
Occidental Saloon and settle NTH O..
Bvrton who Is authorized to collect and
receipt for tho same. 49,.
cHARLrs Buaroa.
PErER HoLM,,
Wells. Dec. Is, 1888.
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DIssoLUrIoN NOTICE.

Tho eopartncrshIp h ~retofore existing be-
tween thu unders gned, und 7 the nsms and
style OF Scott & Hank has this day been dis-
solved by mu;uil c 'nscnt. Mr.. Caleb Il.
hapS retires from the business which will be
carried on by the rem .inln I membtrs OF the
Lrm. The md 'btcdncss u tue drm wills b., as
'uned by the r maiHInR m mbers, and they
will col ect al sums OF money du. to the firm.
DAtsd ut Hallee<. ElKo County. December
10, 1855.
JoHS T. DoTo, VIZ, willis,
JosEPH scorT, CALEB IL. uLxx
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MOTEL ARRIVALS.

Dspes MeseI-- Ciark. q Ureen Pro-
P~I1rtoTs.
Phil Snyder. T~u,car1ra.
W Sheridan. Pleasant Valley.
II Homes. do
BE Rodgers. do
Fred Brrsiik. Ruby Valley
W ID Hand, Mountain Cay
Hugh Ma tia. Bruneau
sainnel Tippet do
A q Mtchu q. d al RIu
Robert Jones. do
q = Tuck. Boston,
T l. Irland. Salt l. Ike.
Mrs. Grace Thorn" 4 . children,
Butte City. Montana.
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UnIque FurnI,ure.

For the past year there has been
quite a manis in San FRANCISCO Tor
odds aud ends in furniture; no. Two
chairs being alike in the same house.
but 1t has been left to Eiko to start the
fashion in odd Table Legs. These
have We believe been in use for some
time in the honss of some of our pro.
PERSONALS. They arc very. handspmo
and unique in pattern.