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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-07
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Eeight bars Of Navajo bullion we're
brought in OF tho Tuscsrora stage Last
evening.
The arrival from Tusearora by the
stage last evening vas VIM. Pool. De-
parted for tho north by stage this morn
ing: Mrs o. Z. Green.
The newly installed County officers
aye getting settled in the harness and
business seems to bo moving along at
tho Courthouse about after the usual
style. all hands appearing to pull veil
in cold golfers,
Messrs. Reckbart & Frolich Of tho
Bakery saloon, have just received direct
from the East, ten more barrels OF that
excellent sweet Older OF which they
have been furnishing their patrons du-
ring tho past three months.
Yesterday Mining News contains the
following items: William Kendric, q
teanster, was attacked with pneumonia
about foul miles this sido Of Elko and
had 10 be takcnbnck. Day before yes
terday he was quite i'll. but was much
better when last heard from.
Abe Hesson, County Assessor.elec Get,
vas compelled to go to Elko yesterday
morning TO take his Official oeth. On his
return he will discover q stranger
within his household. It is a boy aud
weighed eleven pounds.
Owing to :he slippery condition Of
the roa between Elko and this place,
three large wagons loaded with mer-
chandise slipped of the main thorough
faro near Cape Horn and were capsizod.
The amount of damage done could not
be asceTtaincd.
Since our Saturdays report Of freight
forwarded to Tuscarora by Warner &
Co, the following has been sent ont:
Coal to W. J. Urton * Co., Go, O0Olbs;
by fast freight lI,0OOlbs merchandise
for Premeaux & EDgler; by T. Ashby.
7,0OOlbs merchandise. During the
sGmo period they received 10 cars coal
foE Urton & Co.; 3 cars coal for the
Moth Belle Isle Co.; / car lumber for
Urton & Co.; 0 cars lumber for Peltier
& Co.; s ears salt for Urton d Co.
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AAAAranAa.

EiGht patients n The Hotslds Tramp.
LAborsrs and teams are b1Iiiy en-
gaesd storing ths Zoe crop.
The weather Il lsvsly And he warn
sun win soon 10 away With the slsiRh.
Ing.
TIE County Treasures oAeo Il nov
found u the postotass. Q. ". Han,
Deputy.
The departures BY stage fer the north
this morning we're Lizzie Bona and J.
7. BAbcox.
A little poker. now and then,
IL rsliShed by the beat Of men.
This is POstryl-iD
Teachers Who wish to sscars school,
Tor the summer should make applica.
zion to the trustsss Of districts where
they propose to teach.
Young ladies' amuss themselves by
"hitohing on" their hAnd-sleds q
larger vehicles and spinning around
same as we didin days Of yors.
The family Of O. II. sproule will oe.
eupy the residence recently
urchpAssd by Sheriff J. II. Tabsr, until
the latter arranges 10 move his family
in.
The initial number Of the Free Press
made its appearance last evening. 1t
is . neatly printed sheet and IL we'll
filed with interesting matter. both
original and selected. The Press has
u best wishes for future success in
this corner Of our moral heritage.
A Wedding occurred at winnemucca
on Wednesday evening at the II. z.
Church, the high contracting parties
being Mr.. J. A. Mcbride and Miss EN-
lily, daughter Of Mr.. and Mra. II. 8.
BonniAeld. The Rev. Mr.. McKslyey,
Of Sacramento performed the rites.
The happy couple were the recipients
OF q large number Of beautiful and
costly presents, and the occasion was
one Of unusual enjoyment.
f. z. Muller received q letter yester-
day from J. J. Meigs dated Tucson,
Arizona, Dec. 3Ist. from which We
learn that the DIR. is having q fine time
on his journey toward the cast. He
stopped . day at Los, Angeles. went
down TO San Gabriel and visited Roses
large vineyard. He also visited st XAr-
Ter and was entertained by the many
curious and unusual sights. He speaks
Of meeting J. Mason and II. P. Free.
man, the latter gentleman being in the
insurance business at that place. We
hope to hear from him soon again.
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From Saturdays Dsily.l

DON'T neglect the New Year Ball q
Freeman Hall on Monday night.
The las meeting Of the old Board of
County Commissioners takes place to-
day.
New Years day being a legal holiday
no paper will be issued from this Of
Gee.
Sheriff Tabor will not remove his
family to Elko until sometime in tho
Spring.
Mrs. James Clark, assisted by Miss
Lizzie Hough and Mis-, L. Frank. will
receive callers from l to 4 O'Clock P. n.
OIL New Ecar's day.
The snowfall OF last night has brough
cut tho long doruant cutter. and the
familiar Jingle OF the bells is once more
heard on tie streets.
Mrs. J. Henderson, assisted 10y Hrs.
J.. Il. Bradley aud .Iiss Fannie Rogers.
will receive N0w Years oal.ors irom l
to I O'Clock p. y, OF AioHiay.
Mrs. J. p. Edoh. assisted by Mr.,
Q. ". Hall and Mss Mary Taylor, viii
welcome her friends from IL II. to 4 p.
II, on Monday, January /. 1888.
By reference to tho message OF Gov
ornor Neil, Of Idaho, it will DO seen
that there Is a surplus revenue in the
Treasury Of that Territory Of 100000.
Tho amount oitax collected on pro-
cceds OF mines for tho quarter ending
September 80. 1882, is as follows: Nav
ejo, SI,62I. -; Central Con., S2i.oJ.
Toto, $1,000.
Ar tho CoJmn-slllivan settle Thurs.
dry might, sullivan. in o conversation
with the reporters, expressed nc fears
q! Mace and scuI.d az The Australian.
whom he vas pleased to term as Mace's
halt-bEoed. .G.
Those young ladies who woro Gu
joyingIll the snow by being dumped
from n hand-slcd this afternoon wsro
possessed Of more than ordinary cour-
age. otherwise they would have been
satisfied with tho tumble they received
in front Of the I~SurrESDEHT Office. But
such J. life IN tho lar Wcst.
Some OF our local contemporaries
seem 90 DO somerhat deficient IN hst-oE-
omy when they spaDE Of the eclipse Of
O..nl.r 30. 1858, al an annual" In
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The lee HI

The late intensely cold weather has
been worry favorable for tho production
of n bouutiful loo crop on the Hum
boldt river; also for tho harvesting Of
tho same. Most OF our citizens who
store loo for summer use have been
busy for several days past securing tho
usual supply, and the ice-housos in
town are lllOd with blocks OF tho boau.
tiful ctystalyzod fluid, eighteen inches
In thickness. A better quality OF the
cooling element has mover, even in This
favored locality, been previously 80
cured.
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Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
y enth Judicial District state Of Nevada,
County Of Elko,
In the matter OF tho estate OF Elijah Bur.
n err, deceased,
Older 10 show cause why decree Of distyi NJ.
tion should not be made,
On Tca ing and filing the petition Of Ioa.
epn L.. Ksyser, the Administrator OF The 81.
tate Cf Elilah Burner deceased, setting myth
that he hiss died his Anal account Of 81 All
ministration Of the estate OF said deceased. In
this Court, and that the same has been daiy
settled and allowed; that all the dSbis and
expenses. o. Standardization have been duly
paldi and that a portion Of said estate re-
MATS 70 pc divided among the surviving
heirs ol SAL deceased, and praylnr among
othor things for an order % distribution OF
the residue OF said estate among tho prisons
ii s ordered, TIM, all persons interested IN
the eetats Of the said Eljah Durper, de-
ceased, be and appear before the District
Court OF the seventh judicial District OF mo
State OF Nevada, County 81 Eiko, NJ the Court
room Of said Court. In The town Of RIko, ia
gatd Elko County, on eeturday, TIE gosh
. OF January, ~. -. 1RR0, Al 10
o'clock A. N, thor and there ~ show eanse
why an order Of distribution should moi h
made Of the residue Of said estate among A. =
heirs OF the said deceased. according 10 1ar
Ills farther ordered that q oopy OF ,bIs
order be published for four suecesaivc vecL.
befosethe said Goth day Of January, A. ~
fee3, In the ELKc IyDErHNpgNr, ncwsuns
Per printed aud published in the said Efko
County. ", r. BfGELuw.
Dated December u. ies1. Nv
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SUMMONS.

TN tn DISTRICT COURT OF rR
seventh Judicial District. OF the State OF
Nsyada. In and for the county sf EIko.
pa II a. DALEY; Piantin, against JsmesA.
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Seventh judicial District, Of the State OF Ne.
sSmplaint nilsd in the once Of the CLERK OF sHii
The State q Nsy.d. sends greeting to James
no1 are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against ron by the above
Ame PlainlG in the District Court Of the
1eIenih Jndleial District OF the State OF Ne
vAdh, In and for the county Of EIko. and 10
answer the complaint nled thcreIn, within La.
days texelasiye ofthe day Ofservice) ater the
service upon you OF this sammons-lf served
upon yo1 IN this county; or, II served ont on
this county, but In THE District, within twenty
dAys; Otherwise, within forty daYs-or judG-
mept by default Will be taken against vol.
according 10 the prayer OF said Complaint.
The said action IL broughtt TO obtain a judre.
msnt and decree ofthis Court dissoiving the
bonds Of mstrimony existing between pislntin
aud DEFENDANT and releasing the Plaintin
from the marriage existing between PLAINTIFF
and Defendant and nom the obligations
ground that the defendant w6Ifuiy deserted
the plaintiff for q period OF more than one
year next preceding the commencement OF
ne action. And upon the further grounds
that Tor more than one year Immediately
preceding the commencement of his action
The defendant had w%illfully neglected to pro-
vide the plaintiff with the common n~ecessa-
ries OF life, and that such neglect was not the
result Of poverty that might not have been
avoided by ordinary industry, And you are
hereby notified that II You fall to answer said
complaint as above required, the said plaintiff
WiiappIJ TO the Court for the relief demand
ed therein.
Given under my hand, an attorney at
law oil the Seventh Jude
tal District of the State OF
lsEAL-l Nevada, IN and for the county OF
Elko, this 9Th day Of December,
In the year or Our LORD, one tnous-
and eight hundred and eightytwo.
J. II. RAND,
Plaintihs Attorney In the above entitled nc.
tion. d3O SIN
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uFsoa Friday. D.ly.l


Esnk Kdth. OF LAnouis, Il In town
to-day.
Our nsv paper. TIE Free Pres. ed
tied and pabliShsd BY o. 4. Srrouls.
nAkss its arst Appearance to-day.
Warner 4 Co. forwarded ts-dsy,
7,ooorbs neFchAndiss BY last freight
and <s,oOoIbs coal for the Grand
Prize and Mouth Belle Isle.
The passengers Tor the north by
stage Ibis morning wsrs Tom Atwsu,
II. 9. Psehner, J. Hork and Mrs.. Le-
land.
The January spportionmsnt Of
County school money 10 the various
districts of Elko County amounts to the
snug little sum Of $s.247.s5.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of
klko are taking advantage Of the snow,
and large sleigh loads OF the merry
young and fair ny swiftly Ger the
smooth streets to the music Of the jim.
Cling bells, As did We when Jon and I
ssro young"
School Trustees elected at the late
election will confer . favor by qualify
Ing at once and sending credentials to
the County Superintendent. Trustees
are authorized to administer oath Of
Office to each other. Where vacancies
occur, Trustees should recommend
some suitable person for appointment.
The Tusoarora Mining News Of yes
to-day says; The Navajo yesterday
declared another dividend OF twenty
Eve cents q share, payable on the 18th
instant, and the stock advanced under
a lively call from S7.62 to So. It's bull
lion shipments for the past month nR-
gregated SIS. 194.ss. Tho slopes con.
tinue their usual yield and the mine Is
looking we'll throughout.
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Tn . Hamm,en rr.rs.n.

Jos, Gr~andlemeyer, OF Hamilton,
writes q letter to the Eureka Sentinel,
which was published yesterday, giving
particulars Of the death Of George p.
McConkey, mention OF which was
made yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoConkey left homo
on Sunday evening TO attend q New
Years ball, leaving their two children
in care Of Mrs. MoConkey's mother.
After dancing . few sets, McConkey
excused himself, saying no had 10 do
some writing atths store, saying to his
wife: ',Dsnee away, Patsy; I'll not BIO
gone long" Mrs. NoConkoy, bOcom-
ing uneasy At his protraclsd absence,
near morning induced a noiehbor 10 20
and search for him. On reporting
that no could not DO found, the wife
became thoroughly alarmed and son. 70
have Mr.. AatthousoD, In whose store
hsconkey's onlco was kept, open the
store and search for the missing man.
whore he was found shot, % already
announced. This correspondent Saw
the utmost harmony and good isolinS
prevailed In deceased's family, aud the
supposition Ia that his deat tn Is tho re-
suit OF . foul conspiracy, which be b.
loves will yet be brought 10 light.
Mt. Grandolmcysr will give bis views
OF the naDns In which deceased came
to his death In another letter. We
have no news as 10 the condition Of hi.
financial affairs, bat IL Ia au,horiuvely
stated that his lie was insured for sIo,.
600.
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lsaIe OF MIninE Property.

We arc informed that Edward Reilly,
who some years ago operated q mining
enterprise at Railroad District success
fully, has purchased tho Elko Consol-
idnted mines and other property in that
locality. II Is generally believed that
those mines, which bavo boon lying
idle for several years, arc among the
most valuable in the camp. and II prop.
erly worked by the Eastern company
which owned them. would have yielded
n handsome profit. Ar. Reilly will
work on these mines 10 begin OF
once, which will DO an important cd.
dition 10 the business OF tho camp,
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NOTICE
LAND OFFICE AT EuRIKA, NEVADA
November 90 tpoQ.

LAND OITTcE AT EuR1KA, NEVADA
November 90, ie92-
Notice lie hereby given that the .oiIow}p1
named settler has hIed notice OF his f~ntention
TO mako nnal proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Hon.
saturday. January 8, 1883, via;
Homestead application. No. os. Thomas b..
Chandler. for the 8. R.h Of s. w. Y Of Sec
N. E.k of n. Z. Y, Section 10, Township 81
north, range 81 east, NJ. ID. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton or raid land, vizi W. T. Crane OF Elko
county, Nevada; j. D. Brooks OF Elko county
Neynda; s.. p. Weller Of Elk county, No
vada; j. Fuflong OF Blko county, Nevada.
=. II. HICkLEY,
doe2ow Register.
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This ISSUE OF tho I~sDErssprSr clos,s
our labo.s for tbs year 1882. Fov per-
sous nro awuFo OF tho cago and labor TO.
qu!roi to conduct q daily paper, o.hsr.
wise they would DO loss severe in crit
IgisinR tho tri1lug errors or ommissions
which will occasionally appear in spite
Of the constant wptchfpllu,ss OF those
lu charge. In tho future. rs In tbs
past. VIC shall! grlgav0r, 10 the best Of
our ability. to produce u paper which,
both in mechanical execution md
tho character Of tho matter contained,
shall moot tho requirements Of our
readers and cUnduco TO the dissamina-
ton OF morals aud general intelligence
among the people. Wo shall u',aya
oudoayor to DO found on the s.Le Of
right mud justice, and ready 10 de-
nounco wrong, whether in high places
or low. without fear or favor. ThauE.
u fIionds fur thcir liberal patronage
in tho past, So!icitine tho sane during
the coming year, wc wiah all our pat
o b and friends q Happy Now Y,ng.
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District courI--niEeIow Judge.
TUESDAY, Jsny. End, 1883.

~ wv
Court Convened to-day at 10 o'clock,
a nd transacted the following business.
In the matter OF the estate of S. =, Dor
Sey, deceased ordered that the time for
filing statement on appeal for distrlbu-
ton, be extended TO January goth, 1888.
Tho Case OF the State vs. JEFF, Morse,
was set for TRIAL on the 22nd instant.
The Grand Jury for tho term was
then drawn BY Judge Bigelow and
Commissioner Bruce. the venire being
made roturnablo on tho 10th instant, to
TO be composed Of tho folio wing per-
sons:
Thomas Holmes. Frank Fernald.
William PlughoH, Fred Drown, J. VI.
Johnston, L. ]. Jones, 7. Z. brennan.
G. r. Hank. John Ainloy, George W.
Phillips: John Crocker, Myron Pixley,
George W. Peltier, G. W. Litton, Frank
Culver, L. Woodruff, j, Ii. Suggott, O,
A. Wiley. J. l.. KCyser, W. I. Crane,
L. G. rlunkett. Thomas Foster, James
St. Clair, Ed Odell.
A yeiire Of trial jurors was also Is
sued, aud Court adjourned until Satur.
day, the 9th instant.
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a STRANGE CASE.
George r. HcConkcy Pound Dead
at hamilton.

George r. HeConkcy Pound Dead
at Hamilton,
News is just received here from Ham.
ilton, White Pine. that on the morning
OF the I'd instant, the dead body of
George p. McCOnkey, agent for Wells,
Fargo K Co. at that place, also agent
for Gilmcr & S%alsbury's stage line, was
found lying between tho county safe
and that Of the express company, both
being in the Eame office Mt the store Of
Matthswson Bros. A pistol ball had
passed through the heart, and o dis
charged weapon, recognized as having
belonged to deceased, was found upon
tho floor a few feet from tho body, 10.
gether with o small AMOUNT Of coin
scattered about. Tho county safe was
found oPou, and that OF Wells. Fargo L
Go. had the keys in the lock and the
combination thrown n
After M inquest by the coronor's
jury, tho verdict returned was that
"Deeeased came TO his death by I'M
known hands" No reason is known
why he should have desired to close his
W career, but as the condition Of his
accounts with tho company for whom
he had been acting is also unknown,
the melancholy affair Is involved In
darkness.
McConkcy was we'll known through
out the eastern part Of the State. He
was a thorough business man; had
hosts OF friends. aud no known enc
mics. Deceased was in the primo Of
life. and leaves a wife aud two children
to mourn his untimely death.
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A SAFE ana nriIII.ns Inumlna,or

Is Pratt's Astral Oil, water white,
$50 test, a sapply Of which has just
boon received by F. +. Muller, and
will be supplied to the trade in lots to
suit. Astral oilhas been for a number
Of years n Of the few iavorite brands
east, is folly equal to the BEST and
greatly superior TO Q largo quantity e
inferior oil brought to this market for
the last year or two. Ask your grocer
for IL.
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The Mining News.

The Mining News, tho new journal
at Tuscarora, made its first appearance
with the opening Of the year on Mon
day. The News Is the same size as
this paper, is very neat in It's general
makeup. and will issue every morning
Mondays excepted with subscription
rates at $40 per year. invaribly in ad-
vance. In its opening address to the
public, the News Publishing Company,
Z. II, Fontecilla, manager, says: "In
the first place il will endeayor to faith
fully represent tho mining interests of
the rich mineral belt around Tuscarora,
together with those in adjacent districts;
it will be the aim Of the management to
be fearless, but just. in all matters per-
tanning to local interests; in politics il
will be strictly independent. though
not silent. believing 1t to be within the
province Of q newspaper to criticise
any unjust act Of O public servant, no
matter OF what party, and will comment
both editorially and locally ON issues of
the day; It will heartily support the
candidate it considers best qualified to
fill an official position, either State or
county"
The News has ~ best wishes for Its
success, and the hops Is also enter-
tanned that tho business prosperity Of
the camp may so increase as to afford o
field SO ample that oil its journalists
may easily browse around and got fat.
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HoTIcE To cRED1roRs.

Estate OF Daniel Murphy, DC.
ceased.
Notice Ia hereby given by the undersigned
EXECUTORS OF the last Will and testame emit OF
Daniel Murphy deceased. to tho creditors OF
and all persons having claims against said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after tho first
publication Of this notice, to the said cxccu.
tors at their place of business In the town Of
At the Office OF q. r. Talbot, attorney At law,
oh Commercial street. n. ID, MURPHY,
CHAS, Z, CHAPMAN,
Executors OF the last will and testament OF
Daniel Murphy, deceased.
Dated At kiko, Nevada, December o, 1854. n
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Mrs. Edwards, at her large millinery
establishmenA In the old Bank building
has just received o large assortment Of
holiday goods, embracing IN attractive
selection In her limo. Aoouplo ot large
elegant dolls will be rafiSd for At Mrs.
Edwards on Saturday next.
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HudWeiaer Beer.

Rickhart & Froelich arc now pro-
pared TO furnish their patrons at
Wholesale or retail with BuDwEIsEn
BEEs, that acme Of malt beverages,
still unequslod for delicious favor and
wholosomeness owing TO tho superior
quality OF The ingredients used in
brewing IL.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND orrIor At EunExA. NEVADA.

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
Decembe- II, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice of his inten-
ton TO make funl proof in support OF hin
claim. and that said proof Will be made be
fore Hon. Judge r.. r. Blgelow ut Elko. Ne
yada, on Thursday, she 18th day OF
January, A. ID. 1852, viz, Homestead
Application, No. a, Clans Schoer, for the
north half ofsouthcast quarter Of section 10,
township 81 north OF range on east, n. ID. NJ.
and names the following as his witnesses, viz.
J.H, Taber, Of Wells. Nevada, George n,
Meige, OF Wells, Nevada, and A. Wiseman, OF
Glover Valley, Heyada
+. II. HINCKLEY,
d163od Register
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bIotcI Arrivals.

DID Agnsw. Wells.
Jas Mitchell, Sacramento.
W II Glcoson. Eureka.
Il q wonr, South Fork.
N. q. North, Laramie.
CA Willie, Jamoillo.
SS Dhmborgor, San Francisco.
81. Polk. Hnlleck Station.
Q II Sproule, Battle Mountain.
Al Ramsey, Tuscnrora.
LID Hixon, San Francisco.
rs Porch, Huntington.
A A Porch. 60
Vim scrhmaliini. Cold Springs,
Barney Gibbons. Ifallook.
Milton Smith, Fort H0lieek.
Louis Daho, do
John Branne, do
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Lla.er pe.Ior., Glassware.

Just received, direct from Eastern
Factories, one hundred gross white
flint liquor TASKS. Shoo-Hy one.half
and one pint, in one-hAlf gross cases.
Purchasers will receive the benefit OF
the late reduction in Eastern freight
rates,
dIw-wlm F. F.. MULLER.
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM Mitchell and wife, Huntipgt'p.
James Pearee, Reno.
4 L Atwell, do
" A Conger, Colorado.
Frank Travis, do
Daniel Harris, Huntington.
Oliver Rife. do
J L BAbco1, Tuscarora.
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TnE rolling mills Of MoriSon, Co,d..
we'll & Pogo. the knitting Minis OF
o,Bhen y Powers and tho Pilot mills
Of r. Guger, ut Cohoos. New Yort
wero burned yesterday, Loss, $3.50. 600,
4 surod FOR two.thirda,
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HoIei

Dan Harris, Huntington.
George Hyer. Mound.
wn Fry. 40
4 Wilson, Fort Haileck.
II s Pechner, San Francisco.
c IL Sproule. Elho.
J. } Heines, Carlin.
Martin, Leo.
VIM Pool, Good Hope.
I. kRyauurgh, TuScarora.
Geo Leo and wife. do
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a new suspension railroad bridge
Tor tho Michigan Central & Canada
Southern railroads viii DO c]onstfuc,sd
below Niagra Falls.