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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

o'Donovan Rosa says the eIplo-
sions at the railway station in London
a few days ngo were tho work OF the
renian brotherhood, and that The city
would soon be in ashes unless Etsland
gave up Ireland. A number Of persons
arrested have all been discharged for
want OF evidence. The explosive ma
terial was in glass shells about the size
Of pigeon eggs. Fragments OF the
shells found wero- perforated with
small holes. The shells had been
charged with nitro-glycerine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Knox A. Crane. son Of ". T. Crane.
Of South Pork. Who sbout . yssr ego.
left this section for the nortAern eoun.
Try. uritss m rom Spokane Falls,
Washington Territory. where he loest-
ed soon after iesvius homs. furnishing
the following particulars respecting
that immediate locality;
The town, though only three years Of
'gs has o population OF 1900. aud
the numbers are rapidly increasing.
the immigration being principally from
the East since the completion Of thu
Northern Pacific railway. Six large
brick aud g great number Of frame
buildings are nov In course of con-
struetion in the town. and the supply
OF carpenters is us=qaal to the demand.
The Echo Roller Flour mills, built
the past Summer. are Ave stories in
height with elevators attached, and are
the largest in the eastern part Of the
territory. Building lots are in lively
demand. and in consequences, real estate
is held at a very high figure. The sur
rounding country Is welr adapted to
the growing Of wheat which finds .
ready market in the town, to which 1t
is brought by teamS. The presence Of
valuable water power Is Just now Mt.
tracing the attention Of capitalists. and
it is believed that the town will become
an important manufacturing center.
The number of visitors 10 the place Is
indicated by the fact that all the hotels
are constantly filled to OVERLAPPING; pas
sengers by the trains being generally
unable to procure beds. no~twithstaud-
ing that the two largest ~caravansarios
contain la rooms each. But the most
remarkable ~featlre of the rapidly grow
ing town is it's prevailing order and the
almost total absence Of the hyless Gle
ment.
The writer also mentions q number
OF former residents of the county as
being now established in that vicinity
OF whom our readers had previously
been informed through these columns.
He also sends us a copy OF the Spokane
Falls Chronicle containing an elabor-
ate description of that region, from
which we will hereafter publish such
extracts MS may be OF general interest TO
those contemplating a visit to the Ter
ritory,
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..

Hattie Mann 100; Gctiie Lang 100;
Daisy Duncan 100; Nellie Anderson 100;
vada Duncan 100; Maud Bradley 100;
Nellie AinlOy 100; Stella Mann 100,
May oNrdncr 100; hiamio Yates Zoe;
Dora shochan 100 Hattie Bigclov 100;
Jessie Halo 100 Daiay Byrno 100; Dot
Ito To,horly 100; Harry Keyser 100.
John Grtrotht 100; Amor reach 100;
hyron Kcyos 90; Halle CLARK co. Mag
gle Grant 0S; Dora Triplou 90; May
Hufrord 90; Cecil Diggs &c: AddisI ark
s5; Willie Grant o.; Grace Burner 90.
Mabel Biggs 90; Dottio Hamor 90; Fred
Caldcn 90; Beflio Mckee 30.
MRs. ~JosrpnisE TAytoB, Teacher.
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From Friday. Daily.
MLNAOUnn,.

Senator Jas q. Fair is Ia New York,
bat says nothing Of coming home I,
Nevada.
Mrs. Amos Plummer arrived from
Mineral Hill last evening on her way I,
visit her parents at Tussarora.
The Pacific Stock Exchange ad.
journed for the day Wednesday In re
speet to the memory of P. Wolf. one Of
its leading members who had just s,sd
The washoe District Court xill bo ir
session next Monday. when j. Z.
Coombs will receiv. his sentence for the
killing OF Ross in carson.
James Honey p,Us came down by bug.
gy from the Duct Wiley Reservation
yesterday. ON III. wy to visit his
father in Glover vali,y. He was &C
eompnnied this far by Mrs. J. s. May
hugh.
It was reported here last evening
that spirituAlistio enthusiasm up at
Halleek Station had been stopping over
manifesting its exuberance in the de-
struction Of several window lights and
sundry and divers perforations of other
inanimate objects. but luckily mo-
body wRs hurt. ne
The steamer Holyhead cane in col
ision with the German ship ALEXANDRA,
bound from Liverpool to Now York,
when about twenty-five miles of Holy
head Wednesday. Both vessels sank.
Thirteen Of the Alhambra's crew and
two Of the Holyhead's were drowned.
Tho remainder were picked up and
landed at Holy head.
The evidences arc that the town is
infested with sneak thieves aud it be-
boVes our citizens 10 keep q sharp look
out about their premises and have
their shot-suns handy. We hear OF a
number of instances in which residences
and grounds have been raided by petty
larcenists upon whom the rigorous APP
plication of n healthy piek.handle or
the administering OF a dose OF bird-shot
would constitute n cas- Of poetic jus
tice.
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From Monday. D.ily.l
RALAAoUSDI

II tsrepored from Sonora that In
dams are dsprsdatiug near San Pedro.
The County jail a, Reno is filled e
o'ersouing With transsresser. Of tn,
law.
John ~Scdgewick has ceased 10 act n,
manager Of the Palace Hotel q, Sa,
Francisco.
The port Of Ansonia, Jamaica, wa,
"l"hoat entirely destroyed by fire on the
lSih Instant.
Departed by stage for the north tbi.
morning; II. Mckinney, Chung Ling
Arrived this evening.
The Central Pacific pay-car passed
ea'twA'd last evening. attached to train
No. !. 1t is 10 return westward to-uor.
rnS.
Pr-'ident Arthur has by proclaa,-
lion s,tHpart Thursday, The 10Th day
u Nov niber next. as II day u National
AuhuhsSlNlnB.
Cholera has reappeared in Egypt,
twenty. i've cases being reported at Al
exnudria. The alarm at the return OF
the drehl disease is 80 great that pas
sengers from European ports refuse 10
land AMI soil away as quickly as posi-
bic. '
1t is expected that John W. Maekay
sill arrive on the Comsiock this week.
We ate sorry TO hear that Mis-. Jas.
Russell is c~vmfuel TO her bed from an
Atluck Of Iheumat sm.
Jasper ll~rr,ll was a passenger by
the train las: evening on his way from
San Francisco to Wells.
Tho train from the east ius here last
evening arrived seven Lonrs behind
time. The delay was nj Ogden.
Senator Fair is still detained IN the
East, although it Was announced that
he would be Oh the Coast this week.
County Commissioner J. j. Cunp.
bell came up by the train last evening
from san Francisco, where lie had been
on n living visit, aud continued on TO
his home at Haileck.
T. n. 81. ne nnI Edward Reilly went
to Bullion by private conveyance Yes
trrday morning aud will reiurA this
evening. The run Of tho furnace ut
tina, place which is now completed has
proved 4 very successful one, and as
soon as sufficient Gre is brought from
the minis, another run will be made.
Warner & Co, shipped for Z. I;ier &
Co, a; Tusc irura, yesterday 4 load Of
salt, a'sJ Que 81 lumber, aud to day re-
ceiyei from Il ,ilsoad district 63 bars Of
bullion weighing G,205 pounds. and %
sacks Of copper matt weighing $500
pounds. The { ,st freight wont out tor
Tuscarora yesterday with $1,000 IL, Of
general mrrchILdiso.
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The Work CT Tramps.

An alarm Of tire about 1 o'clock this
morning aroused many Of our citizens
from their sleep when bright flames
we're seen ascending just above town in
the vicinity Of the railroad compapy's
c%orrNls. mud on reaching the spot II was
discovered that a large lot Of new ties
belonging TO the company were on
iro. Quite n largo force OF men soon
gathered, who. by vigorous work, sue
coeded IL checking tho flames In time
TO save II large number OF ties piled near
by, and some freight cars that were in
imminent danger on tho siding. About
n thousand ties were destroyed, entail
ing q loss OF about 5000. Tho FIRE was
doubtless tho work Of tramps, as a num-
Der had been epcamfod Tor some time
In n hut built OF the ties and uucon-
sumed pieces OF oordwood, probably
aiken from tho yard Of Payne & Fer
nald near by. woEo found near their
camping place. Jimmy Brooks. the
local agent, was promptly on hand and
ordered up tho beer by hand-car ex.
press, on which the boys at the Are
sla kea their thirst. The section boss,
with his gang Of Chinese also did good
service In saving the compnny's prop.
erty. Tho ere was probably moro the
result Of criminal enclosures than Of
design.
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1He WcIis Races

The time at which the races ut Wells,
elsewhere advertised in this paper,
were TO have taken place. has
been changed to Friday aud Saturday
tho 9th aud 10th Of November, As will
be sect by reference to said advertise
mont. There will be n large number
OF entries and the coming meeting will
be one OF unusual interest.
Tho attendance will doubtless be
Largo and some rare sport may conf
IDENTITY DO expected.
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Trrights

Warner K Co, shipped by Roach's
fast freight yesterday $4,000 pounds
general merchandise for Tuscarora par.
tics. The shipments to-day were 5000
feet OF lumber nnd $4,000 n OF salt by
John Browns teams consigned TO II.
W. Brown, aud by Conuers' teams. 90.
900 n coal for A. J. Dallas. Atwslls
teams arc loading TO day with lumber
for Potter h Co. A car Of lumber for
II. W. Brown was received to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

The Times-R, view says: The ledge
has been cut at tho IOO-foot level in
tho Grand Priz'. II presents about the
same appearance at that depth as at the
800 and 600.
II is now evident that there is a oou-
iinuous vein Of high grade ore from the
800 up to n considerable distance above
the 200 which Is likely to continue TO
tho grass roots. AS IL holds it, proper
iiuns and quality n, the 400, it is likely
to continue down several hundred feet
further, but Of course that is merely
probIcmaticAl, rs the ground below has
not bson prospectcd. II may DO safely
asserted, however. that the prospects OF
tho mine have not been no encouraging
for many years as at the ptesen. time,
The mill will st art mp on tho fifth oI
next month.
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Ed. Rowland, who is just in from
Railroad District informs us fiat d. D:
Holland has struck abody Of ore in his
Tipoli mino which assays from $500
to $500 per ton. and has put several
miners at work to ascertain it's extent.
The ore from the mine has alN avs
been Of n high grade, but this last strike
is above the former average. 1t is to be
hoped that a large body Of ore may TO-
ward Mr.. Hollands enterprise.
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Arii.t.

II. G. Tnndy. the we'll known photo.
gtaphcr went from hero by stage to
1'uscarorn this morning. Mr. Tandy
has boon taking pictures hero
during the past three months and the
admirable evidence OF his skill as mn mr..
list are his best recommendations TO
popular favor, Ills work "a fully equal
to that executed in san Francisco, aud
that Is moro thnn can be said for any
other artist who has visited this locali-
iy. Ito Is also q square business man
whom we take pleasure In recommend
ing to our friends on the upper level.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Since receiving o carload direct from
the East, OF the renowned sohli,z beer,
MessIs. Reckhart & Froeiich arc now
prepared to furnish at wholesale to
their patrons n the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. at
priceD lower than ever. In both, flavor
and quality. this beer 10 unsurpassed
by any mnlt beverage in the marketI as
oil who havo sampled IL will cheerfully
atatns
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

II is stated that tho French Govern.
menl. in view OF tho wariiko attitude OF
China, will ask the Chamber i1r n much
larger credit for expenses on the cSpi-
dition in Tonquin than was originally
intended.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

The skating pavilion at Salt Lake
was destroyed by Are Sunday, involving
q loss Of si5, 200. On tho samo day
the Railroad Exchange Hotel was con-
sumed. including It's barn, hcrses aud
a couple Of bears. The loss h csti'
mated al so, 600, aside from $4,000 in
Government bonds lost by one OF tho
bosrders,
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Tho case OF Wheeler. tho stranger
still fingers in the Supreme ConrL Of
of California, where it has reposed 30
long, Notwithstanding the iactt that that
tribunal on the l2rh instant affirmed
the judgement rendered in Judge Far
rails Court over q year ago. The cause
of hanging FIRE" now, is that the su-
preme Court has failed to order the re-
mititur, which is tho official notice Of
its action, to the Court below.
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The Central Pacific Nh Z cs Special
Rates on Drain FOR Nevada.

The Central Pacific Mn : cs Special
rat on drain FOR Nevada.
On Wednesday, in responce to the re-
quest OF O number OF Nevada shippers,
the Central Pacific made n specially
low rate for grain shipping from points
in Nevada to tide water. It was
shown that Nevada raised much moro
grain than was needed for home con-
sumption, and 1t being found that the
highest freight 1t could afford to pay to
tide watIr was about Sc per ton, a rate
of S. was made from Reno to the Bay,
and sc from Battle Mountain.
This is a very generous reduction
from regular rates. but in view OF the
fact that Elko county is one Of the
heaviest grain producers in the State,
to fully dispense the benefits Of the re-
duction, the low rate should haVo been
extended 10 fox eastward as Humboldt
Wells.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Advises from Denipg says: Juh. bead
chief Of the Apachcs, is not dead as re-
ported. but is raiding southern Ch,hua.
hua. Jose Lupas, o Mexican who has
a half brother with Chief Geronimo,
reports that little Charley McComas
was recently killed by tho Indians.
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Newton Rowell, a papor-bag manu-
faclurer OF batavia, New York, who
wcs supposed to DO milsS from home
on business. suddenly made his appear.
auce in his wifo's apartment,
and found there johnson l.. Lynch, n
lawyer Of Utica, Now York. The latter
started down stairs and was killed by
Rowell before be reached the bottom,
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Our Conner Nine.

II is stated on good authority that
the Copper Queen Mining Company IN
Arizona is finding. with a good
profit, ores that carry no more than five
per cent Of cope, aud this, too. in n
d strict Wkc.e coke is S37 per ton, aud
Transportation ON bullion is very heavy.
II this be true. or nearly so, the cop
per mines Of this State, and particular.
ly Of this county, offer inducements for
investmeu. fully equal to my mining
enterprises on the Coast.
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STumboIdt HouSc-.loo Lang, Pro.
pTIstor.
q Smith aud wife. Ogden.
John ii J,nsins, do
FrInk Brossimer. Star Valley.
Chas West. Virginia City.
Jhss Mccain, Park CITY.
ii Mccain. do
Joe Schilhan. Bcowawe.
VI Dr,ndRge. Ruby Vall,y.
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The Times.Iievicw Of the goth in
slant contains the following particular RS
Of the melancholy closing sceue. "Nut-
w~i;hstauding the iucIemcncy of the
weather last Saturday. tho funeral of
the lato l.. 1. Hoglo was largely at
tended. The NJ. L. church was crowd
cd to its utmost capacity with friends
n ncquaintenInces of the deceased,
and in the face Of the binding snow
storm which prevailed ut tho time, n
long procession o! people in carriages
and on foot followed the remains 10
their last resting place in tho Masonic
Cemetery. trho services at the
church wero conducted by the Rev G..
W. JAMES. while at tie grave the i'm
prCssivc burial ceremonies OF tAo Ma.
sonic fraternity wCro conducted by
Tuschrori Lodge No. 81. The men,
bers OF the Excelsior band volunteered
their services and Hided solcmnity TO
the occasion 10y appropriate music on
the march TO the gr,vc. The attend.
nnco mud the entire proceedings
cvinced tho respect and esteem in
which the depnrted was, held in TIC
community Of which he wns so long II
member, and in which he died. The
surviving relations, have the sincere
sympathy Of tho people here IN their
sod bereavement. Last evening Rev.
q. W. James preached n memorial ser
mon in which he paid n m iri,cd trib.
no Of respect to tho memory OF the
dead"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Depot Hotet-- CIsrR. - Green Pro-
p.iPIOTS.
j c Carson, Tuscarorn.
Ms Hogre and daughter Tus.
Il ,Mackny. T~uscarnra.
ii \ Iouug, Pleasant Valley.
G w Grayson jr. Oakland.
Howell, Curlin.
Thos Kraincs, Carlin.
Mrs Beatty and child, Eureka.
Humboldt E2onsr. sOc LRng, Pro
prEctvs.
ii LIwlar, LGmoillc.
Thompson, R1by.
john PANE. Tuscarora.
G ii Bruce, LamviIle.
W Dakin, do
Matt Mason, Moline.
w Picker, Carson.
ii Mason, Wyoming.
Mabl Stone, aged IL years, of West
Newton, Mass. committed suicide Sun.
day with n pistol.
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The following is a list OF letters re-
naming in the p~ostofice nj Elko,
October 81. 1881:
Grubbs, John NJ. Givonor George
Hopper john Rooms DR.. Ed. @.
Eys ID. II. Olds j. w.
Quing Sam Weiscl George
West Vim. X.
Persons calling for any Of tho above
will please say advertised.
q W. HUT. +. Al.
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cider.

Reckhart e. Froelich have just ro-
coiyed a carload OF Missouri cider.
fresh, sweet. and pure, which they are
prepared to sell in quantities to suit,
from a single glass TO q barrel, at
prices which defy competition, Call,
examine goods and prices and Be cop-
WINGED.
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A report comes that six men who
tried to jump n claim in the Cuurd'
Alene Dislric, were killed by tho two
owners, VIII wero in possession. No
names aro mentioned.
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uOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dgror HorgL, CL,nK & GnEES. Pho
r%BtLToBs.

A Kimball, ColfaS.
CA Wiley. Pleasant Valley.
James Booth, Dakota.
Geo Shannon, do
Richard Baker. Potalumn.
II Q Tandy. winncmucca.
J Hcaton, Carlip.
CM SHETLAND. South Fork.
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General schoisld was apaasengsr on
last nights train ell route to. Chicago
where he goes 70 relieve Gen. Phil
Sheridan who takes the position of
General of the Army on tho retirement
Of General Sherman.
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A special train Of nineteen cars load
cd will, beef cattle, passed through this
evening tom Wells for the San Fran.
cisco market. Tho cattle were pdr.
ch,sed from =. +. Hrdesly by tho
shipper. Mr.. l.. Brooks.
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IIcGI.L

Depot hotcI--CIRrL a Green, Fro
p~rictorH.
ii Armcr. Tuscarorn.
Mrs Al Falkcr & child do
NJ Scirol. San Fr .Rcisco.
IA Little. Reno.
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bro You MANI miserable by Indiges-
tion, Costipntion, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skim sbiloh,s.Y sniil-
izsr ia a positive cure. For sale BY.
Muller, sa.I 80 aolim
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Humboldt HIou,c--Joe Lang, Pro
prlcIor,

Iousc--Joe Lang, Pro
prlctor,
Ed Rowland, Bullion.
VIM BrAnt, do
Jas b Neil. do.
Mrs Moulton, South Fork.
II Foulhaber. Lamoille.
Geo Bower, do
John Jewett, do
Chas Preston, Arkansas.
II Emery, Indiana.
John Slater, Chicago.
Nick Deli, winnemucca.
A Ramsey, Dobey
P Chevillot, Glover Valley.
p Scott, Huntington.
@ Harris and two boys, Min. City
A W Hume, Bullion.
John Baker, do
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otargss ARC being made Gsai"sI Bat.
ler's henchman. Simmons, who was
~foudofly Collector Of tho Fort Of Bos'
ton,
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During n eight between Dave Stein
beck and n man named Lanley ct St.
Paul, Mimi, q few days ago, the vito
Of the latter drove n pi,chfork into
steinbeck's brain, killing him ins!ant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

The Spanish Cabinet has agreed upon
n diplomatic motto which will end the
controversy arising from the unfavorn-
BILE reception OF King Alfonso in the
streets OF Paris.
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MARRIED.

In Exc, Octob r 81. 1888. by Justice
.. l.. Green. q. W. Overman, TO
Miss Mary L. Crane, both Of this
County.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot I~IoteI-CIhIh d Green Pro
p~rIrtors.
Simpson, fnscnrora.
Juo L Dixon. do
II \ Young. Peasant Valley.
Edward Reilly, New YorA.
Mrs VI Q Webb, Ut II.
ii Adams, Lamoille.
W Welsh. Eureka.
SW Uillhouse, T~uscaTora.
Fred Bertsch. Ruby.
Mcknight, do
J Hanks, Wells.
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DR.. Huntington, who has boon occu-
py.ng DR.. Meigs' field of labor during
the l%atter's absence, leaves for sacra-
mento by this evenings train
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Roll OF Honor Tor EIho Public
schools.
II DEPARTMENT.


Bcccn Yates, 100; Susie Payne 100;
Jerry shcrhnn 100; Mamie Russell 100;
Bette Tucker 100; Mamie Rule 100;
Maud Carter 100; Charlie Henderson
100; Birdie Dhwlcy 100; BlNuoh Roach
100; Owen Thicker 100; Lola Roach 100;
Nellie Shechnu 100; Louisa adams 100;
Nora Roach 100; Ruth Russell 100;
Georgia Pollard 100; Ruby Fuller %;
Eddie Duncan 90: lien Crnighcnd 90;
Rachael Daglcy 90; Nova Burner 90;
Essio Roscnstock 0S; Lily Rosenstook
9s; Joie linmer 9s; Hattie 1iosenstock
0S; John Tucker OF barbara Lang o.;
AMMO Grant 05i Lena Alexander 9j;
Matte Russell 95i Nora Pollard o.
George Bruce Of; Eiunio LItton %.
JameB Russell OIL Andrew IIamor 90.
Myrtle Bruce 90.
fE Mis- T. FnIsE, T, aohor.
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Departures for tho north by stage this
morning: H. Fonticilla, S. Pitcher. d.
Mckinney. Arrivals this evening. S. s.
Simpson. j. L. Dixon.
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The REv. GEo. II TnAxsR, OF Bour-
bon. 1ud.. says: "Both myself and vito
ovo our lives TO shilob's Consumption
Cure, For snlo by +. Y. Muller.
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sniLon's CATAnRu RgMEDr, q posi-
tive sure for Cetarrb, D~iptheria And
oonter Mouth. For sale by +. Y. Mul-
eS.
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Mrs. DR.. Henderson aud Mrs. James
Clara lett last night for n visit OF somo
months 10 friends In California.
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Humboldt H~ousc-Loc Lang, Pro.
prirtor.
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Arrived this morning by stage from
Bullion: Ed Rowland, Henry Baker.
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Mrs. NJ. Mansfield. Mr.. Deuery. No
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