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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-12


A Hssson. salary - Assessor 500 90
~ MsisS. sAlary - physleian.
oto...... l25 %
J q Bohen, INDECENT fund, Walt.
Ing on sick. - 30
J W BueklAnd. salary a. janitor 10 90
8 II Henley. .salary a. Recorder 400 90
] II Taber. salary a. Shenf... 333 80
J 81 Taber. contingent fund,
board Of prisoners ........ 81 IS
W W Rogers. general fund,
staups and blanks 81 10
ii Polk, salary a. Deputy Shsr-
in......:........... $500. $50 90
W.T. Smith, general fund, mdss
Tor jail..... ...... 8 90
J W Dorsey. salary as District
Attorney ...... 1900. 1900. l66 &C
James Clark. salary a. Treas.
urer-..... ....-. .......... 200 90
W & Stauts. INDECENT fund. sal
AIRY as Hospital Steward, and
washing for Hospital ....... lo8 So
Grover. salary as Superin.
intendent Of Schools........ so 90
I n Stone, general fund, sta
tionery for county Offices. rs
Bartlett & ostreicher, INDECENT
fund. board OF Hospital pa.
uentb see. .s......-... bl SO
Q II SProule, general fund.
printing for county. rs 90
o Z Green. general fund. fees
as Justice Of the Peace in
Ao -..... .-........ q OO
A Bruce, salary ~ Commits
sloner .....- ......-.... so 90
j T BabcoI. salary az Commits
sioner .--..- ..--....-... so GO
J ] Campbell. salary ns Com
missioner ...... ............ 81 W
J II Barrett. general fund. bury
ing Mitchell, who died at
Iuscarora ...... .........s 50 Is
Is + Yates. general fund. re-
pairing road on South Fork. 80 90
II A HarYille, general fund, sal
airy as Deputy District Atty so 90
1 w Rule, general fund. fees
as Constable in Tuscsrora.. co 40
Ii A Ha:ville. general fund.
fe,s as Constable IN Tusca-
rora ......... Ga 90
Tho Times.Rsview publishing
Tuscarora school notice..... Is 90
A. w Hosson's bill OF sos for serv-
ices of u Deputy Assessor. Was laid
over.
The Board adjourned until Monday.
September J.
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BALMAGuSDI.

The ndyrlisemsLent OF the State Uni
versity by the Botri OF Regents APP
pears on the second page.
Mr.. E. P,nrod AMI his daughter,
Miss Sallie. started this morning by
private conveyance for Island Noun
taia.
Fred Rogers started this morning for
C~ornuccria, to resume his post DO
assay,r at the tulings mill at that
place.
Arrived by stnge this evening: Mrs.
Thompson and two children. b. T.
McCutcheon. Departed this morning.:
Mrs. A. Rose aud three children, Mrs.
Eli George, Hattie Seymour, Evan
Williams.
W. T. Crane. OF South Fork. while
on his way from the ranch to toGn, a
couple Of days ngo, met q big, fat, 500
pound poker msandering along the
road About ten miles from town, anil
nov concludes that animal had escaped
from RObinson's menagerie. II so.
there is n good chance for somebody TO
lay in their winters supply OF hog meat.
BIruey Horn and Ben Plummor
stOrted out this morning for Mountain
City, on the formers blackboard. They
were delayed n coupls Of days in get
ting away. by an accident at Iron Poiut.
in which Barney. while loading cutie
On the CARS, received Il severe kick from
q big steer which knocked him ont on
the first round and laid him up for re-
pairs.
Jimmy Brooks, our locul Central Pa
ci6c agent, who for the past four weeks
has been down at The foot Of the West
ern slope. alternately smiling the salty
air Of the Bay and skipping about
amoug the daisies OF the valleys. has
got fairly settled in the harness assin
at his old post, aud thinks now that he
can stunl the immurins process for an.
other twelve months.
Tho published report that J. C.
Singles hal become a total mental
wreck, just bgcruse he walked forty
miles in his drawers to procure n sniff
er OF oil bourbon. proves, ns wc pre-
dicted, to bs without foundation In
fact. J. G. would perform greater fea,s
th-n that, any tino that DO happened
to be real dry. Neither distance nor
lack Of fashionable attire can prevent
him from stalking bis hIrst. After he
bad filled mp at Battle Mountain, they
lugged him or TO Austin t. have him
examined by Commission in lunaoy.
aud as tho Commission was q little
allow in coming to . hond, J. G. had
time 10 sober mp, when he vas found to
DO quito as rational as the examining
comm ttee themselves.
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mirrors. would give their light eye 70 b
able 70 drive the IHDEPsnDsHr oAk e T.
bot u vas here long bsiorS either Of
these yindietvs gentlemen favored this
section With their presenos; and uAless
something vastly more potent than
their pany assaults HhAll sxelt its inAu-
ence. 1t will continue to rsmaia. We
have furnished TO our rsaders a. good q
paper a. the patronage il has received
would admit Of. and by pursuing the
straightforward course In the future a.
in the past. we expect to retain
the friends and patrons who have thus
far given rs their support. II the de-
sire Of any political faction or party to
pcSsess this newspaper field is Sufic-
iently intense to prompt the purchase
Of this plant, they al obtain it by
those legitimate means, but they are
all assured that Il IL too deeply rooted
to Is either crowded or driven from .
position to which Il has . far better
right than aEy other, and the Reform
members OF the present Board OF Coun-
~ Commissioners are further assured
that should they ever conclude TO ad-
vetise for bids for the county printing,
the INDEPENDENT will be there with a
proposal. We wish them to distinctly
understand, however, that VIC dou't
care a continental damn about them or
the printing. aud further. that We hold
ourself TO bs their superior in every
moral sense. The only object of this
article Is to present to the public the
facts in connection with this county
printing business, ia order that they
may discover the hypocriiical cant OF
the notable amendment t. the records
Of the proceedings Of the moral
Reform Board of County Commission
ers. OF the county OF EIko. The legal
authority Of the Board to give the
printing to whom they please. is I'M
questioned. and bowling To the powers
thai be, the INDEPENDENT made no sign
when 1t was ignorsd. nor would it have
uttered a word in its own behalf had
not its virulent enemies on the Board
attempted TO conceal their real animus
toward it by pusiIlanimous effort to
ignore the responsibility Of their own
act, and 10 humbug the public into the
belief that they were actuatsd 10y high
and honorable motives instead Of by
the narrowed hide-bound pr~ejudices.
We respect an open enemy, but most
heartily despise n pretended frienI.
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tYron wednesday. D.ily.I
sALMAaUADn.

Miss Kate Dorsey and Nlss Belle
cady departed for Eureka BY the train
Last evening.
The owner of . searf.pin found on
the street can obtain the SAINT BY call.
ing at this once.
Joseph Psrgue, convicted Of invol.
untary granddaughter at winnenueea,
was sentenced 10 two years in the state
Prison. yesterday.
Departed by stage for T~uscarora this
mornings Mrs. Houston. T. W. Rule,
Misses Jessie and Mamie and Mater
Robert Rule. Arrived this evening:
Mart Smith.
The German Admiralty have ordered
their commanders Of m~en-of.war 10
limit their supplies Of American pick.
led pork to what 10 necessary for the
s%ustenance Of their crews during the
passage home Of vessels from foreign
stations. The object OF the order 10
to avoid the handling Of any such pork
at German ports.
Judge Edwards, Of the District Court
OF ormsby and Douglass counties, re-
turned from the East by the train Last
eTsning and stopped oyer here TO rest
aud recupsrate. the fatigue Of the long
trip having qnits exhausted bin. He
will probably remain with US two or
three days.
An Ingenious young man recently
assisted a couple Of young ladies across
a broad, deep ditch, on the banks Of
which they had halted in great per-
pleIity, by simply directing bis gaze to
the spot upon which they We're stand
ing, and yelling "~snakei"
A. d. Mracham, q OF the old time
residents Of Mountain City aud Coruu.
copia, passed through on his way to
San Francisco fr0u the last, by the
train last evening. Gu his return cast
ward. which r'ilI b. in a short time. be
proposes TO stop over here 70. Il few
days. Time is dealing gently with the
popular e1-Posimaster. ani judging
from the suavity Of manner which is
enhanced than abated-we nalu-
infer that our old friends genius
the matter Of graceful un | judicious
combinations Of piety and poker, has
los. none Of its original In ter by Goa
Inct with the humid atmosphere Of the
GEtat East.
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Tie salary Of the PdAdpGl q ~
sAls Univsrsity = $4,000 ger.
Departed by Stage ibis DsrsiAg;
Mart Smith. J. 3. Tyior. p. HsAlsy. I.
ostreisher. J. A. Banks. Arrived tAls
evening: II. ". EAss. Martin FfaAn.
The Assessor Of washoS IL instrustsd
By the Commissioners Of that county 70
assess John RobinSon'G circus unlsss
the manager produced . receipt for
taxes in this State for 1889.
The number Of deaths from cholera
in Esypt Tuesday is reported At ss7.
including 20 at Cairo. The dsseass IL
said to DO abating in the interior. bat
at Alexandria the mortality IL incrsas-
Ing.
Mrs. SutIo. mother Of Adolph Sutro.
Of Sutro tunnel fame. died on wednss-
day last at her residence at Rosa Villa.
Invood. California, at the ago Of 30
years. Her remains wero taken 10 Bal
timore for intermeut.
It has been decided to hold . State
and County Teachers Institute in Re-
NO the last week in August, eommenc-
ing on Monday. the 9th. and continue
with day and evening sessions during
the week.
The abduction Of children in San
Francisco is becoming quite a frequent
Occurrences. The latest attempt was
that of a Chinsman to steal q baby out
of it, carriage. Infants are in greater
demand down at the Bay than in this
vicinity. evidently.
Mrs. William Snow. Of the Overland
ranch, Ruby valley. arrived hero by the
train from the East, last evening. We
arc informed that Mr. Snow has sold
his interest in the valuable property
mentioned. to Ira Wines. and proposes
to take n trip into Washington Terri
tory.
The Baker City ;o.egou) Democrat
says the Indian excitement at Harvey
Valley is all n hoax, and n well-planned
arrangement by which a faw hoped to
profit by the loss Of the many. 1t il
purely a money-making scheme. got
ten mp for the benefit VI the saloon and
hotel keepers Of Eagsu. Harvey and q
few other small places. where the Sst-
tiers congregate at such times.
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The circus has gone. and 40 han the
multitude which coneregntsd here yes.
to-day to drink Lemonade ut two bits q
glass; to enrich their minds by n study
Of natural history in Robinson's mo
nNgorir; to feast their eyes Oh the mar.
vels o. the ring and to enjoy the moral
witicismB Of MIR. Merriman." II is al
so our agreeable privilege to state that
they returned to their respective homes
well satisfied that they had got the
worth Of their money, for the perform
auce throughout was really frst.clnss.
Tho relapse trem buHy turmoil to u
state Of normal quietuio Ia absolutely
jolliug by it, suddouncEs, but We shall
soon recover from tho shook to our
moral vortebra and rest Comfortably 10
our seats until nbnormally excited by
tho arrival Of another circus or siuuici.
pal election,
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Proceedings ofthc Board oCCounty
Comm

Proceedings ofthe Board OF County
Commissioners.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Courthouse Monday. the 9th
Instant, pursuant to rdjOurnm.u,-
Irss,ut. full Board AM irans ,ct-d the
following business:
Thr minutes of tae pr, yious meeting
were read. aud after being amended as
follows, were approved: las the con-
tract for county printing vas awarded
70 c.. II. SprOule. consideration Of the
proposal Of S. s. Serrs was Indefinitely
postponed, for the reason that SAID pro-
pOsal was not filed uT brought to the nt-
t]en,ion Of tho Board uuril after tue
printing was let TO said Spgyule.".
A communication was read from
George W. L,sLus, Of Ogden, Utah. in
irlntion to "A bill for tue board Of Mrs.
VI. \ BuuEs and son. The clerk WAS
Instructed 10 inform Mr.. Lashus that
the county would not DO r, sponsible for
any debts contracted By Mrs. Banks,
The County Assessor was authorized
to take $50 for the personal property
tax Of John RHbiuson's circus.
The Board then adjourned until
Tuesday, August 7th, at 9 o'clock a, IN.
TUESDAY. August 7ih.
Bonid met rursuun; TO adjournment
present, full Board.
Ga reading amd fIins the petition OF
citizens Of Columbia and vicinity pray
ing for an appropriation from the
ly for the purpose Of completing aud
putting III travelling condition the road
between Mountain City md Columbia,
II was ordc red hat the sum OF S2OJ be,
and ia hereby appropriated out OF
tho general county fnnd for such pur.
pos, II was further ordered that the
sum OF $50 be appropriated for the par
pose OF building bridges ov,r the two
sloughs la Indrpe ndcuce Valley,
II wUs ordered tia. the County Audi
tor be authorized 20 transfer tho SUN OF
S2l5 from the Contingent to tho Indi-
gent fund; also tho sum OF $500 from
the General County 10 tae Salary fond
also the sam Of $3.50 from the CJniin.
gen. to tho Salary fund.
This Clerk WAS instructed not to Alo
salary bills until tho OH yal services
represented by such bills have beer
performed, and all county officers ar,
notified that bills filed for claims mo-
wholly due will Ue Ignored by til,
Board.
Tho reports Of the several county Of
ticers were taken. read aud approved.
Tho funds in the Treasury wer,
counted and iouud to correspond will
tho Auditors books. Amount, sl7,
607. G
The official bond OF u " Rsuch
Road Supervisor Of T,coma Road DIS
uicl. WINS read and approved.
BILLS ALLOWED.
John I Weeks. general fond,
fees as Constable NJ Wells. .Sl4i q
wm Cougor, general fluid, fees
~ Justice OF The Peace al
Wslls......,.U..... ...n," 81 7
W W Rogers, salary nc Clerk. 2CO 0
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A New Depnrtnre.

Joe Lang has just rrcaivsd IN in
voice Of choice imported wines and
liquors which no Offers to tho public Mt
Sgurts lower than the same brands
hnve ever been furnished in this mar
se'. In the line OF ins cigars his pres
emit supply cannot be excSlled.. Amohg
the popular brNnls il that prime favor
lite, the Pet" which is uneqsled in
domestic manutacturs. Call aud sam
PIE his new stock.
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Major BartwoIrs Grave.

A little weather-staiued fence in the
midst OF the sage, a short distance
above town, has enclosed a lonely grave
since some time in the year 1869. and
the rude board at the head bearing the
Inscription, M ijor B~irtwsll. of Mis-
souri," uged AZ, has fallen from decay,
aud the letters designating the person
whose remains there rest, have become
o6literated. The time may come when
sumo loved one will wish to view the
spot, and the name il now q matter Of
recor /.
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lFron NondA,'s Daiiy.I
AALAAoUxDI

For the nnsst kind OF photographs
60 to h. O. Taudy's. two doors south
Of the court-boass.
Warnsr & Co. received to-day two
carloads Of machinery for the Navajo
company. which they viii lead for 1us.
oerofs tomorrow.
By rrqusst, thors will b . social
dance at Fsannan Hall to-nigh. by Il.
Il, Mckinley. at 1915 o'clock after the
circus il out. Admission viii, DO only
sl.G0. Ladies free.
The cortiaeat. OF incorporation Of
the Exchange Telegraph Company was
filed IL NV York Wednesday. The
Hue Is Ia run from ,LAt city to SAu
francisco. Capital stock |! ,OUU. UyU.
Arrived Ivy stage from the North Sat-
utd y hight, Emma Laukreh. Bell RoR-
eiA. Rosa Roger. Hattie Seymour.
Last evening, Mrs. L George and chill
dren, J. I. BabcOI, Mrs. A. RISE aud
three ehilir,n. Mrs. O. Thompson,
Byron PiuuL,tt, L. W. Bule, Wm.
Caulbsil.
Tue tIial Of ten Jews a, Nyiregyhnza.
Hungary, who wers charged with muir
Esther Snlynosich, - Christian
girl, III tho syungrSGs ut Tysea Erslar.
III order to secure her blood to nix III
| assOvrr Gr Hd, hhs bren concluded. A
verdict Of not gaiIty WIS returned.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Moore, Washington.
bosko. San Francisco.
A Nichols,
Eli Chambers. Latrobe.
A X Wright. Ruby.
p Healy, Osaen.
John Tyler, Splt Lake.
Ed Carville, Mound.
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Since receiving a carload direct from
the East. Of the renowned Sobliiz beer,
Messrs. Rcckhari & Froelioh arc nov
prepared to furnish at vholssals 10
,h'ir patrons ana tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. at
prices lower than ever. In both favor
and quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any NAL, beverage 10 the market, "A
all Who have sampled IL will ohsetfniiy
attest.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Evan Williams. Austin, Nevada
F. A Hunt, Cahoke.
A F Stores, Fort Holleck.
X Look, do
Albert Lissaek, Carlin.
Miss Libbie Lewis. Lamoilio.
Harry MoAdams. do
Vim Campbell, do
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l:atrnr Notice.

Taken up by tho undersigned near
Otepa, @. Z. II. r., ono medium sized
sorrel mare mule, very old. branded II
on right shoulder; nlso branded on
both hips, but very dim. For further
particulars Inquire at Browns wood
ranch, Independence valley.
W. J. BAows.
July l6, 1889.
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WElLsfAsGo AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.
From Saturdays Daily.
BAI.MAO

huu null
Good floor and 6ne music a, H.,
dsgce Tonight,
Mrs. Mark Hopkins has contributed
$1,000 to the triennill conclays fual.
james Penrod came down from IL,
north last evening, aud will remain IN
town u few days.
Departed by stage far the north ,hi,
morning; L. p. Ellis, II. Armer. J. w.
shearer. Amos Roach. Gilman. al.
Elko Lodgs NJ. Is. /. o. o. T., will
bold its regular meeting at o III Frllows
Hall this evening. commencing at !
o'clock.
Comfy Clerk RDgers leaves FOX Eu-
reka this evening to attend the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of the Knight. 4
fythiAs Mt that place.
W. ". Crnnc, jr.. a prominent law.
Yer and formerly n State Senator from
Alameda county, aud President Of the
Oakland Gasirsht Comptny, died last
night.
from C,.n inns
u-.;u
tim ~, ,h,, IT.. ~. mm
Tuesday.
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Tom McbiIl!p tho vo.l-huuwu. Ola.
time Z. l.. engineer. passed Though
here goiHg wcst, last night. IL expects
TO 7 tu'n h'rv ia II few days smI a.u
probably MAKE q brsyl stay ~ E.su. IN
order to renew urqu .Iutancg with oil
friends.
Mr. J.. Pcnrod arrived from I,',u
Mountain. at noon to-day, on Lu>,u,ss
CONNECTED With has mIHius int 'rrs'- tV
IN hat section. lh,Eri - s.lit sniA.Ieu,
water to 'un the hydraulic two 4tyG ~
tuo WerE. aud parties nIe n'w wor,ug
the mine or shares. A. soon ~ AE'
business hrie II disposed "f Mr.. F~rT'i
Will return to l!and Noun'a'r, wh'Er
he VIII remain about a month y I.
making pT"par 'ii"ns !0r lhe 'o.u'|B
winter
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NOISE breeder was stopped about h'l'
mile out''io the CITY limits laS' m
Gay h'gh' oy " chinese h'eh""ymAn'
VINO aemHhd'" his purse s''H''R r.
'"So"' "hd !" nh 'ha""Nor I" 'rrv'f
ano s'onhufe'' was sinoo'd 10 'he"'''S'
The knife struck n lib and glanced. tho
mint onuiug ou, fc,r irch,s tr,,n
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EIito Array Omcn.

All kinds OF ass,ying dono prompt
aud accurately. Rstutns may be oh
tanned frvm this Office three days soon
or than from either Virginia City or
Salt Lake. Samples Of ore for assay
may be iuolosed With price OF assay
and for~Ard,d by mnil. A simple as.
soy for gold and silver. 81. All work
in,ruated to me will DO attended 10
with dispatch.
JOHN e. oIJLIGAN.
Once between DR.. Mcig,' Office and
Elko Monl Market. Elko, Nevada. I'm
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Mrs 7 Juw,ii sud two childr,n,
p"lisldc.
Sti,s Lizzie j well. Pnlislio.
W II Ash", Toledo, Ohio.
w VI Root and wife, New York.
Miss Moliie Clayton. Cnrliu.
i Goodwin, Mound.
Geo Hyer, Mound.
Mira Robert Miller. Virginia City.
l. L Elliott, Louisville, Ky.
+ MrKrllips, Ogden. .
J l. Wines, Edrska.
Mel Wines, Eureka.
I W Shoaror. rdscarors.
Il II Mckinley and wife. Carlin.
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lIsoa Tu..a.y.. DARYL
laALMAGUxDI.

Frssh manipulated oystsrs In III.
shell received daily 1t the Gem, By q.
pres.
Warren Hitt. Who has been laid nm
Sy sickness for several days past, ha.
got on his feet again. bat looks pour.
ful peaked Jet.
Blue Canyon 10 now the dinner NJ.
lion between Reno and Sacramento
Train men say the mountain folks sst .
very good table.
Arrived BY stage las, evening": Rev J
J Callsn, Frank Courtsin, J A Banks.
Out this morning: Jennie Curioux.
Emma YsAtss. T Edwards. B PIuuls,t.
The burned bridge EsGr Verdi hs,
been rebuilt and trains are again
making their regular tins. The OF.
press train from the West. last evening
arrived on time.
jeff Bradley aud Mrs. Bradford. ~
Oakland. California. departed for the
DAY BY tho train Sunday evening. The
latter. who is In delicate he 18th. has
Tor some time past been the guest Of
Mrs J. X. Bradley. and 1t is hoped the
change Of climate will prove b. n.ic!al.
WI Urton. Of Tuscarora. was also q
passenger BY the same train.
J. c. (Aee'amation) snyles, WHO for
several years has mndo thi. L:s head.
quarters. seems TO have succumb.d n,
lat. The Reno Gazetts says tina, ..b.
left u surveying party forty mile. from
Battle Mouuta!n a few days ago. and
walked into that town in nothing but
his uniercloih .ng. He is clearly ill.,
sane. and will probably be sent 10 tbs
asylum. He II more probably on one
OF MS oid-time Tears. and will quick
~ crawl iuto the balance OF his clothes
as soon as he gets sober. Forty miles
Is nothing for j. c. to t-av.l when he's
awful dry.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. p. Elof aud family
bade farewell TO their Exc friends. and
started for their future home in Cali
ioinIh' by the train last evening. The
sevsE!ns Of the friendly ties which
long residence IN 4 community iuyari.
ABLY establishes. is Il mutually painful
'prrn,i'n, a. was clearly mauife.te NJ
the tain by the tightening baud CRASH
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July l6, 1899.
BstrRy.

Camo to the Johnson ranch on Cope
road june 18th. n chestnut sorr-l
horse. three ycurs old, branded W On
right shoulder aud W on right hip
an3 - troad brandy on right thigh.
The owner is requested to prove prop.
erty. pay charges q d take away tho
property. l.. wEsr.
Jobnson'A ranch. Conc Road.
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G. C. Wallace, Assessor OF Eureka,
srys til, S%culiu"l, has ASSESSED tho
roai.bod IL the Central Pacific In that
county ut $4,000 pot mill, tho comp".
ny having turned In the same property
at 10000. washoo's Assessor has fixed
the assessment for that county a. siG,-
600. aud It IL understood th,t thS As
srssurs Of Lander and Humboldt Will
do likowi.r. 1t IL sail iknt tho Central
Pacific IL willing 10 make n oomprom.
ino on $4,000 per milo throughout tho
Stat.
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