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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-29

Is now before the public, what shall W.
buy for Christmas presents? Perhap,
we can help you select by reading the
following LIST: We have large and
varied stock Of gents, ladies, boys and
children's fancj "nbroidered slippers
also full line Of boots and shoes i'm.
nense stock Of rubber goods of all de-
scriptiOns. Call at the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House. 3O4 Market
street. HENRY PIKE, proprietor. Re-
pairing neatly done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-29

You are cordially invited to attend the
above services.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
IFrom Wednesday, Daily. /
sALMAGuNDL.

-
Hail! gentlo spring." Well, let her
hail and be bowed.
Two carloads of lumber are Icing dis
charged here to-dry for Peltier & Co. at
Tuscarora.
Hank Keeth and Judd Dakin, Of Lam
ollie. aud Uncle Greene Able, OF Mound.
were in town yesterday.
Arrived by stage from the North last
evening: c w Walker. J W Cas-, Gerla
Csss. J Murphy, J A Banks.
We are glad to be able to state that
John Ainley's little daughter is now SO
far recovered MS TO be out Of danger.
The west bound omigrant train last
evening had on board 100 passengers.
Several stopped Off from the train in
Utah.
Judge W. s. BonuifeId, Of Winnie
mucca. aud Attorney j. +. Dennis, of
Lewis. were in town to-day attending to
some legal business.
4 dispatch from Professor 4. L. Ban.
delier to his family at Highland, ILL.,,
says that he is safe and well ut Fort
Apache, Arizona, AMI that the report of
his capture by Indians is untrue.
A party Of stock and ranch men from
Lnmoillc valley; Oliver Rife. of Hunt
ington; Joe Triplett, of this place. and
others struck out this morning OH n
hose rodeo ont at George Shepherds
place, and vicinity.
The Arizona Star, published at Tue
son, contains advertisements Of several
former ~well-known Elkoites who, drift
ing southwark, havo landed their boats
IN that tropical port. Among tie num-
Der Is that Of Sessions * Freeman,
Brokers and General Insurance
Agents." also. -. =. Mason. resident
partner in tho Arizona aud California
Lumber Col" "Earll. Stevens X
Smith, Attorneys" aud a fow other
names familiar to this State at large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
From Thursday raily.
sALMAGuNDi.

Mike MeGow.n. tho '.maa eater is
again in Jail at Virginia City.
Departed for TuscaIora by stage this
morning: Mrs Huyek. G Choquette.
Arthur McEwen. editor Of the Stock
ion ~He'aid-late Of the Virginia Chron-
iele-was married to Miss Bessie Mich
elson. of Virginia City. in that place on
Sunday last.
The Sentinel says: "P. ID. Barker, n
gentleman from the East, and inter
ested in the Christie Company's mines,
is in town with II. q. CatlIu on n visit.
Ar. barker expects to reside at Mineral
Hill during the Summer"
Senator Jones has Gons to San Fran
cisco. LIe has probably gone down
there to have his measure taken by a
metropolitan tailor for the .'worklnc
clothes" that he assured n reporter at
Reno he was SO anxious to habitate
himself in,
Warner & Co. forwarded for TEsca-
rora to-day by Nels Anderson's team,
5000 pounds general merchandise and
1000 feet OF lumber. Tho Fast Freight,
yesterday, took out 1900 pounds Of
merchandise.
Timothy Kollrhor, who had charge
OF the burials at Tewksbury most OF
the time since the 9th. stated that
the cases which contained bodies from
the State Prison were sold and the
money given to Thomas Marsh, Jr.
About eight cases remained when lie
left last Saturday. lie had sold about
fifteen in all.
The l;uby Hill News thus chccrfully
refers TO the opening of its fourth vol
umc: 'James l. Anderson, who was
killed last November, the founder aud
first editor Of this paper, is in another
world; his successor is in the Nevada
Insane Asylum; and the third and
present unfortunate. is still battling
with the world. flesh and the devil,
lodging bullets and soliciting ads,
With pretty good success. We have
nothing to complain Of"
The Reverend Joseph Cook thinks:
The time has come when we must
take American journalism and reform
it. break its neck and check its sensa-
tionnl u~tterances."
While the checking Of sensational
uticrances in American journalism is o
reformation devoutly to be wished, n
similar contamination affecting til o
blatherskites OF the Rev. Cook persua-
sion is wen moro desirable. While
Joseph was chaperoning n herd Of Bos-
ton schoolmarms ont on this Coast a
few years ago, an assay OF his eyangcl-
ism was taken over at Yosemite. which
showed tie lead to be not worth tho
working.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
From Tuesday Daily
sALMAGUNDI.

Elko Lodge No. 10. f. < A. NJ, holds
its regular communication at Masonic
Hall this evening. commencing at S
o'clock.
Arrived from the north By stage last
evening: C.'McLean. J. Il. May. De-
parted this morning: VIM. Gerrans, n.
G. Daily, DIT. Alssr, L. Kelley. W.
@. Poly.
NJ. Bonnifield, appointment; lawyer Of
Winnemucca, has gone down to FL Paso
Texas, New Mexico and Old Mexico To
take a look a: the country with a Wow to
locating there.
Sir. Brady, representing tho we'll
known agricultural implement firm
Of ID. u. Osborne & Co., whose West
ern headquarters are at Salt Lake, is
visiting Elko in tho interest Of his
house.
4 detachment OF the Second and
Twtnty-iiTst United States Infantry.
comprising il all % men, passed West
this morning in a couple of extra cars
attached to the regular express train.
They are direct from Columbus, Ohio.
Those Of the Second go to Northern
Idaho. the others to Vancouver Island.
There are two great safeguards. says
the San Franchise Post, against the
building MP Of an aristocracy III this
country. Onc Is the constitutional pro-
hiLiiion Of the law Of entail; tho other
II til" scattering Of accumulated wealth
by capitalists Who think they know how
to run a daily newspaper. An unsuc.
c'ssful daily newspaper can sink money
faster than a rat-hole can take in
water.
says the Eureka Leader: "Laborers
age scarce in Carson. some OF the wood
contractors Of tn ~ place say they can
not LIEo enough men for the work Of
hauling wood from tho mountains to
the Capital. Doubtless 4 few Of the
a~Eic-bOdi,d men who arc out Of en-
ploym,nt here would DO only too glad to
obtain steady employment in the
Sicrrns."
The Carson Appeal impar,iuont'y in
quires why AIr. Richard Elliott was
omitted from Governor Adams staff APP
p~oIntnlents. 1t probably wasn't for the
reason that iLdnced the Republican
Senators las; Winter to vote against
Dick for porter. They voted for Gen
eTsl KIttrc!I and other white nominees
Of the Democratic caucus. bat made a
fight against Richarl because he was II
cg',rsI Democrat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
From Saturdays Daily. !
SALMAGUNDI.

The ,GOrt TO lass the prohibition
amendment in the Michigan Lsgisla-
ture yesterday proved iu' Gectual. aud
nothing further IN that direction will be-
attempted during the rrcsrn, session.
Arrived by stage from TUscarora yes
t,rday: G. q. Macarthur, W. Rrynor.
Departed this morning; WIN. Watt.
Frank Cr%son. J. Murphy, J. u. Bar
rstt. J. r. May. Peter Williams, Joe
Bawdeh.
W. Il. Perry. Ginge agort here. to
day received IA letter from Dodge Cen
ter, Minnesota. bringing to him the sd
news OF the death IA: that place, on the
18th Of last month, # Mrs. \. Il.
Devid, his only sister.
The latc addition ~ the family Of
James Adams was a boy, instead Of n
girl, AZ published in yesterday . Issue.
We humbly beg Ia" young mans par.
don. ami earnestly disclsin the slight.
est desirs to curtuil any q his mascu.
line p~rerogativss.
General Clark AMI 4. G. Harner. Jr.
left last evening ioy thGir oppG MINIS
in Kingsley district. John r. May.
formerly of the Navajo aud Belle Isle
mines, in TuscarDra. has been en-
gagged as foreman. 1t is tue intention
Of the company TO commence active
operations Immediately.
Waiter Campbell. tho young vrquero
who was shot at Tscoua = couple Of
days ago, was brought down hire by
this mornings train, and is now under
treatment at tho County Hospital. The
ball, which was taken from Caupbcl!'s
back by DR.. Mcigs. soon after tho
shooting, struck n rib aud passed
around the chest, instead Of penetrating
the body. Campbell is resting quite
comfortably. aud tho probabilities are
that his wounds will not provo t. b.
very serious.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Bullion Received.

Tho regular weekly shipment Of bull
lion from The Navajo. arrived hero from
TuscnrorA hy stngo Inst evening, con.
sistiDg OF seven bars valued at SIi,-
1888. Accompanying these wore also
three bars Of Independence bullion,
valued nt SG.0ls.li. The ten bars were
forwarded by Wells, Fargo & Co. for
San Francisco by tho train this morn.
ing. This makes the total shipment
from The Navajo for the month If bars.
valued nj $50. 86I.sJ. The number Of
bars shipped from tho Independents
since last July, 70 date. aggregate 80.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

In the "'Vassar Miscellany" for april.
a monthly published by the students Of
that college, under the head of Home
Matters" We notice favorable mention
Of the musical requirements OF Miss
Belle, daughter Of Sir. jeff Henderson,
Of this place. . Among the students Of
the school OF music who took Part in tho
first concert Of the year at tho college,
oil Tia lGih Of last month. was Miss
Henderson, and in q series of criticisms
upon the merits of the various perform
ers, on the occasion, tho young lady Is
thus referred to-:
"Beethoven's Sonata iu G, opus 2,
consisting Of an AdNgio, Scherzo and
Allegro. followed the Aria from Weber.
The Senate. though long and difficult,
Miss Henderson played with ease. Her
touch is clear, firm and brilliant, and
her execution was for tho most part,
accurate and in good time. Miss Hen
derson has gained very p%trceptibly in
oXprossiou.'
Mis- Henderson has been n student ut
Yas5ar about three years and will have
completed the course during the com.
ing sumner, when her family and
friends will have inc pleasure of re-
ceiying her bock in their midst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
DunKin NJ Home.

A Carson correspondent Of tho Reno
Journal writes as follows:
Dunbin, the Tuscrrora stage robboI,
arrived at the prison the morning OF the
day that visited it, and when scon was
sitting at a tatlo in the dining room,
sadly contemplating the stripes Of his
trouserg. flo had not got used to his
now clothing.
Warden Bell said: "Wcll, Dunkiu,
orc you beginning 10 feel at homer"
II can't say hat l nm," no replied
sadly, "but ! guess I'll have to-"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Acorn TO rnx rrnLIr.

Having my attention called to a card
published in the Elko IxDEPExpESr of
April ~. by Anton Storf, making me
u a fraud. I feel it my duty to reply.
sickness in my family compelled me TO
leave Nevada, and in my new home I
don't intend any such lies shall follow
me to damage my reputation amongst
strangers. One Of my friends asked
Storf why he put such an article ia the
paper. He (Storff! said that he did so
to prevent me from selling my ranch.
as he wanted 1t himself. In the Spring
OF 1872, Anton Storfr, for q considera-
ton, entered into a written agreement
with me, aud signed il in the presence
OF two witnesses. that when he had ac-
quired n perfect title TO his land he
would give me n good and sufficient
deed to a small part OF the n l. x Of
the NE Z Of Section Z. Township A,
n TX % l.. as described in our agree
ment. This is tho land he a Y i am
trying to fraudulently claim aud sell.
II is only n small part OF my ranch.
Ally other land l got from the State.
There are about seven acres of good
land that 1 got from Storff. which 1
fenced. built q house oil, lived on and
cultivated for years. Several days be-
fore Storff's card appeared in the H.
DEPENDENT, l offered to sell to him, aud
we agreed on a price and payments;
and l supposed tho sale was all right
until a friend banded me u copy of the
~lNpErESDESr with StoTn's card in it..
With this statement, l leave it with the
public TO decide who is tho fraud. II |
owe anybody quarter of a dollar end
they viii present their claim, 1 will pay
II II have wrorEed any man. woman
or child and they will show it to me, I
wiRtry aud rectify the wrong. When 1
leave this State l expect to be able to
return at any time without being
ashamed TO meet my friends.
V. CT. BoRETTE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
sudden Death.

Mr. John III. Dennis received y~ester.
day news Of tho sudden death OF his
only sister, Mrs. Cynthia 4. Donnie, Of
Concord. Massachusetts,. Tho lady was
attending q church fair in tho evening,
accompanied By somo relatives. when
she was taken suddenly III and before
o carriage could be brought to take hor
homo she expired. This 10 tho third
one OF Mr.. DcDnis' brothers and sisters
who have died thus suddenly aud from
tho Same cause, heart disease. The
death Of his sister will probably re-
quito Mr. Dennis to take q journey
East at M carly date.
Tho Major is the only survivor OF q
family of seven. aud his grief ct this
late s0lictlon will DO shared by his
many friends on tho Pacific Coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
a home
The ShGSbOncs nnd Ennnocks Re
pOrted Hostile.

The Idaho avalanche publishes tho
following received at that office from n
correspondent at Castle Creek, under
date Of April 10Th.
Il have this been informed
by an Indian (pauguich) that the Ban
nocks aud Shoshoncs are OH the war
path again. ana will soon fight. I in
quirod Of him how soon, aud he said in
L month. Much more was told me,
but | have not time to write, rs / am
looking for the mail c~lrrier every mo-
mont"
At tho request Of tho writer we refrain
fIom giving his name. While there
may be no truth in tho statement Of
this Indian, it will be well enough for
the settlers 10 be on the lookout for the
reported hostilcs.
Ovr private opinion is that Panguich
or the correspondent. or both, arc a
trile off their individual nut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
From MONDAY. Dai,y.l
sALnAGUNDI

Judge Biselow returned here from
Wsnuemucca by the train las, evening.
Senator J. z. Jones aud family were
passengers on the train from the east
yesterday morning.
The nightly frog concerts ia the
pools on our main thOrougbfars, beto-
ken the advent of spring.
l.. J. and II. ]. Jones are in town
from Pleasant valley. aud Oliver Rifle
aud FL CVrville nre in from Mound.
The McGiul'y Comedy Company will
appear with an entire change of p-o-
gramme at Freeman HILL, Wednesday
evening.
J.. Gronosky. of TGscarora, who ar
rived here by the stage from the north
last night, departed By the train Cor
San Francisco this morning.
II. ii. Porch, formerly Of Huntington
valley. has arrived from his home in
Otklcud, Caliioruil, for the purpose OF
-. wv" '"'''''S Ill 'n'S
- ' 'u' e"'ihpi'h
'P' e" " very ef'''eAi
'S'1 4''i'A Oh htu-
' 'ha'
"-'E'd"J " iH'ciToFa Nt'Ge did not
arrive mere ""i'I " o'clock yesterday
~ "''"' u""h near Taylor
81 return 10
T'
Arrived ny stage from Iuscarora
I',' '''"'"a' J." ~"''n"'ky. Departed
,"'' "''n'"S: Mrs. h.rr's' Mrs. Nc
n''h1'' sif'- b"''''1, h"Fiy fon'ic'l!",
!" '''!' WIN i~.''i'rf' Mr.. Dodson, j..
" .oA'''''.'' 81 The lu'cnEoEa
"""''F '''''' ''' on TINS morning ;
w. 'o' ''."'' a. nude many friends
""''"" "'' '"''' H'.'"in here and Sc
.'''' " "''''"! '''''oN "i names to
Ms '"~"''i.!''o' ''a.'
li""Gs Lhsp'yre, formerly Of Euro.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Senator Ben Harrison. in an inter.
view. speaking Of tho nomination Of
Judge Wood to succeed Judge Gresham
on tho United States District Bench Of
indiana, said; Tho only objection
that can DO raised to his appointment
from any quarter is that no will yacaio
his position on the Supreme Bench,
and will put in jeopardy in 1885, what
wo won in 1880. As to Judge Woods
qualifications, no objections could be
raisel." Senator Harrison vigorously
supported his Law partner. Judge
limos. for the vacant Judgcship!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Hotel Arrivals.

+ II Fontictlls, Tuscrora.
H., -. Mitchell, Virginia City.
j Murphy, EurebG.
ID Il Isbcll, Star Valley.
Jud Dakin, Lhmoille.
G T. Mayer, Fort lIallsck.
7 CrosBon. Coiuss.
WIN Watt, Virginia.
Petor Williams, do
WNrrcn Brady, do
J II Bowers, Tuscarorl.
Oliver Rife, Mound.
Mrs Baum. phlsadc
ID Oliver, Naples. Idaho.
q l. Dayton, do do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
\ Pleasant surprise.

Tho scholars OF tho principal 10.
partmUbt Of tho Pablio school gave
their teacher. Miss Frank. a genuine
and very agreeable surprise last even.
ing. During The late stormy weather
tho pupils had been permitted to recre-
ntc in the large, unoccupicd original
primary department Oh tho ground
floor. II appears that this privilege
was sought for a special purpose which
was Bcduously kept from tho teacher
until tho close Of The school last even.
ing. when. upon tho prcteNt Of showing
her somo trifing damage tho apatimc nt
had sustained. Miss Frank was con.
frontcd with n table lavishly provided
In her honor, nj which she was cordial
ly invited TO preside. Il is perhaps
needless TO state that tho subsequent
proceedings were Of the most pleasant
nature. and thnt Il would be impossible
to determine whether tho greater dc,
gree Of enjoyment fell TO tho teacher OF
TO her pupils,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

The performance given by the Nc.
Ginlcy Company ut Freeman Hall last
night, was ii Of tho very best OF their
series Of entertainments, but tue atIond.
Nnce was by 40 means l~argc--iu fact. IL
was rather slim. Several new and en-
tefthining features were introduced and
we'll executed, notably. tho violin solo.
''llomo. Sweet Home" 10y Mr.. McGin.
Icy, and bis laughtblo limitations upon
tho same instrument. The dance. while
furnishing his wi music. was aJmira.
bly, done and Is one OF Macs strongest
and best efforts. Thor next aud last
appearance will DO next Monday night,
with an ontiro change OF programme,
except q few Of the Jest Of last nights
renditions
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Postmaster Addison, the Demosthe-
nes Of the Comslock. says the Sentinel,
whose fame had spread even into Chi
co, in the county called Butte, in the
State OF California, SO that q queer
tribe Of that district known as odd
Fellows" sent for him TO go over there
and bClch, is now in Sau Francisco. II
a hall can be found large enough in the
Bay City it is likely thu. Demosthsnes
O'Adkison will be called upon to har-
anGue tho populnco ,hore also. Mean.
time the Comstock lonSinsly signs for
his return.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Il will be remembered that about q
year and n half ego Bob Hughes. Of Co
lumbin in this county, suddenly became
insane, aud was taken East TO his rcia-
tlves, A letter recently received from
his brother, by v. @. Bartlett, states
that although DoJ's physical health is
good, there is little or no perceptible
change in his mental condition. The
longth Of time which has expired since
he wGs taken. indicates that his malady
is incurnbio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

The im~possibility Of COMPLETING any
OF the defendants in tho caso Of the
State vs.. tho eight men charged with
disturbing the peace, in riding Hodg-
don on n rail, says tho Sentinel, was
made evident by the proceedings in the
Justice Court yesterday. The prosecu-
ton OF Devltn was n fair test OF tho
whole matter. The District Attorney
will probably dismiss the other cases
in order TO a v the county On onor.
nous and useless expense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
~nndreis.r and sehlitz.

Since receiving a carload direct from
the East, Of the renowned Schlitz beer,
Messrs. Rcekhars Il Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale TO
their patrons and tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than over. In both flavor
and quality, this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
all who have sampled II will chcorfully
attest,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
I'OtrI Arrivals.

w L Mccoy, Denver.
Mark Bissot', Ontario.
Ill J Jones. Piors mt.
J c Singles, GolCoudh.
" Evans, p,lisadc.
II NJ raEo, TccomH.
Oliver Rife, Mound.
Ell Cotyillo.
AP Lcrouy, Tusclrora.
J Bourk, Iuscaron.
hlrs Martin md child, Tuschrorn,
II II Porch, Oakland.
Jno u Taylor, Helena, Montana.
Wm Lceper, Nebraska.
MIS- j. d McA,,hur. Wells.
Mrs Harris and child, Reno.
James j. Honey man. Clover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
New Spring stock of Choice MIL
inery Goods.

Mrs. II, W. Lang invites the attention
of tho ladies Of Elko and vicinity to n
fresh and full assortment OF millinery
goods just received at her emporium OF
fashion direct from San Francisco.
Her stock embraces q largo variety OF
latest spring styles in ladies' hats and
neck-wear; also latest shades in ribbons
-sbrimp-pink, tcrra-ootto, crushed
strawberry. etc., and includes beautiful
selections in the richly brocadod and
lace variety. Also q handsome assert
ment Of choice French sprays, together
with cquvlly pretty, but cheaper. flow.
ers, especially for party wear. Call
and examine tho now stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Rolls OF Honor.

Tho following Hro the Rolls Of Honor
for the Grammar and Primary Depart
men,s, respectively. Of Elko Public
School for the month Of April:
iEAMAIAR DEPARTMENT..
Louisa Adams. 100; Mamie Russell,
100; Essie Eosonstock, 100; Katie
Thorpe, 100; Becca Yates, 100; Stella
Mayhugh, 100; Willie Cullen, 100;
Ruth Russell, 100; Charles Henderson,
100; George Bruce, 100; Carrie
Gilligau, 100; Minnie Lanham, 100;
Lily Rosenstock, 100; Minnie GiIligan,
100; Nora Roach, 100; Lena Alexan.
der, 100; Jerry Sheehnn, 100; Alfred
Bruce. o.; James Russell, 81; Minnie
Lilton, 81; Blanche Ronche, o.; Eddie
Duncan. 05; Neva Burner, 81; Joe
GilliSap. 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Governor Adams has appointed tho
following gentlemen on his staff: II. p.
Heating, Of Storey county, Judge Al.
Nocatc General, with the rank OF Coll
oncI; ". o. Mills, OF Eureka county,
Chief Engineer with the rank Of Colo
nsl; $. II. Day, Of Oru!sby county,
PGymn,ter General, with the rank Of
Colonel; w. I. MHttingly, Of Esmcr,I.
ID county, Aid-dc-Camp. with the rank
o: Lieutenant Colonel; John Rosser. Of
Ormsby county, Abide Camp, with the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel; j. =.
Eion, OF EIko county, Aii-dc-Cumr,
with the rank q Liru,cuant Colonel.
AdjuiaEt General {. l.. .Lhu.hron has
appointed on his staff Hubbard ii. Par
kcr, Of ormsJy county, with the rank
OF Captain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Advertised Lcurr list.

Tho following is n list OF letters re.
naming in tho postonlco Mt Elko.
April IS, 1888.
Baker, All on. Enor, Sam.
Harrington. W. II. Lamb, George.
Polls, Mrs. j.. Rodgers, Belle.
Persons calling for aRy Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
q. W. 1IutL, l., NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
Hotel ArrIynIS.

Vim Mitchell, Huntington.
John L May, Tuscarora.
4 Mclean,
ID L Algcr. IT Uallcck.
Frank Cluggagr, Carson.
a l. Dorsey aud wife. TT ITa'leok
g W Shoots, Chicago.
CT Williams, Philadelphia.
5 II StrGetor, Lamoillc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Some extra cars attached to the ex-
press train this morning took west u
detachment Of troops. comprising 90
mon, under command OF Major White
sides. They arc direct from Jefferson
Barracks, Mo. Eighteen Of their num-
Der were detailed for duty at Fort HSl-
lpck.