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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-10

DEATH OF CALIYoRNIA LuNBER DEAL.
ER.-John Kentfield, the pioneer Iumber
merchant of California, died on Wednes-
day night He came to this State in
lS49 or 1850, but instead of seeking the
gold fielcs, located at Sutterville, where
he sawed down some sycamore trees
and constructed the first vessel ever
built in California. This was the sloop
Arerica. Her owner saw that fortunes
could be made in lumber, and sailing
his vessel to the redwoods in San Mate0
County, he took in a cargo of that ma
terial, which he carried to Stockton.
This transaction was the foundation of
comfortable fortune, acquired by years
OF active trading. During late years
Mr.. kentfield had large interests in
the Humboldt County timber lands, be
being the owner Of ssveral mills and one
Of the principal lumber merchants Of
San Francisco. Some months AGO the
greater portion of these lands was sold
TO the California Redwood Lumber
Company, and the deceased then with
drew from more active business. He
was also largely interested in shipping,
beginning with the year 1852, when be-
was engaged in running boats on the
river. He was likewise part owner of
the Eureka Towboat Company. He was
81 years Of age at the time of his death,
and leaves several sons to succeed him
in businees.-S. II. Chronicle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-10

THROUGH PAssKNoER TRADK.-A. L.
Davis and wife returned from their old
home in Wisconsin on Saturday. Mr..
Davis reports that the railroad company
are using every endeavor to have imni-
grants and passengers purchase tickets
TO Portland and Puget Sound. So far
their efforts have met with great deal
# success, the majority Of the passen-
gers buying tickets for the fresh water
seaport and the Sound country. Mr..
Davis succeeded in having ono family
stop over at the junction and come to
this city, and he also obtained the
promise Of six other parties who were
bound for Puget Sound to visit Walla
Walla before making investments else
Whereby. w. Union.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-10
DEXTER HORTON & CO.,
BANK
SEATTLE, w. r

Depodts received and socount, kan,
subject 70 Check or DRAFT
Sight Exchange and Tele0rsuhao Tr>,>
ier On 6an Francisco. Portland and NoV
York.
sight and 6ixty-day hllls a exchange
oswn N sums 70 suit direct On Londcn,
ssailahae elsewhere IN Europe.
Money Ioaasd q approved security.
Bonds. Stocks and othsr vaiuah,aa n.
cetved on deposit for sAfe kespln0.
remitted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
From Fridays Daily.
sALnAGrNDI.

II. J. Keith and family. OF Lamoille.
came in this afternoon.
JudG, Waller Of T~uscarora. came
down by stage yesterday. and stopped
over III town to-day.
When M Arizona prospsctor il
asked vii. r. he is bonnJ, he solemply
ans~.rs.G God forbid
Mr.. Thomas Giiland and daughter.
came in from L.uioi!le last .N'>ning
AID left for home to-day. Misa Sarasc
has Just closed 4 long t-r;n o: school Mt
Lsuoillr. aud will Up nj the winter al
hVne With her parents.
4 quiet little Wedding party occurred
last evening. n. the rssideuos Of Char
~ Hale. til. pri. cipal parties to the
affair being Mr. Mccoy aud Miss An
Gsr-nn Of Huntington. The parties
have the best wishes OF the I~SpgpEsD-
KNIT for their future happinsss and
prosperity.
As will he seen by reference to anoth-
or column "ths twain v-re M do one
dish" at Wells on "Wednesday, AMI We
JON with the many iri,nIs Of the high
contracting parties in ext Hing con-
CIRCULATION. To Mr. and Mrs. Wright,
hoping that their journey through life
may 6s r'rcwn With all the happiness
vouchssfed to uorials, AMI that NJ
cloud may ever AIise t. d rik, n the .un-
shine Of connu0ini felicity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
From E.IEaI rnmntnIu.

4 letter Tcc4!TJI At ihiy uaic- iEou
Z. HrGr"i ~ Island &oun'.iu, STATES
thai the iatc storm I In just III tine
to rrcv,at him !frm ms.iug n hua.
cleanup ioT :Es soasUD, At HIS placer
miu's, the sc"w falling to q depth Of
cigU;ecu incL,s. Tho letter dE,,d Nov
18Th, say the weather at that tius wa
tu", tho uI'rSury ranging frcin = t, 10
degrees above Z EO night and morning,
81 ~ 80 shove l u the Ri Ito at uyon
Which 10 melting ;me SLOW iEpidly. In
dong the IS SsSiasnt Oh hts
quartz i'a Lr has aiken cut aLyu, 40
ton. Of GA oS" hat ~iiI Yield frun 81
to Sis Ter ton, Il Lss not YET r.~ched
tue o-pIsItS wall OF iLs vein. Mr.
P,Eryd IT. the ouiy White pr;son in the
camp, hut ucv,T;4rl'.s thiuEs lao SIlI
LIGctu-tu there ,ti Spring.
Louie Bciio srd J A. Gso.La have
gooe t. the guid eEyi!sment ia Lower
-RHt"rrIG.
Theirs has b'ru snmc sickness in
Hugh = Ti'n's family, but tho paIti,s
have bo@ about IrcuY,rci.
Mis- Ada Hunter, who has hem
I aching IN Mr.. Mariiu's family vii,
probably come down h 70 uu - vis,t t.
her relatives in he cour,e Of 4 few days.
sr. P'urud Stat 4 that the Is;rsi news
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Ia tho Nccourt 4 H. killing Of No!-
RI by Wheeler ia Long Valley pub
lrh'd lsst week in the Eureka L, ai,r.
II va uRiu tn appear Rat Tenn Short
81 Ruby ~a- prrs,Et - tha Iiac arl
indirectly connected with the af.ir.
SIR. Short, Who with :. G.. D.~lty At
rived here !rom his ho,uo las; evening.
suites thai - the time Oi tho FbGotiu.
lie Nas ~ his Cave OEcek ranch. sixty
miles ui.;'ui iTuin tbs rcnuo Of tbs al
iosy, Sai knew nothing Of the tfou. 10
uiti ini"TGml bY parties ~hp were
prrscut all whom h. net on III ir wy
back 10 Ruby. Tao lis u'.d place la
lruS valley b. luus'l to lhe late FfAua
M"n y, nui had rrcrntly ben hUghi
ty Il. =. Miller from James u yrra,
ai'"ini.'r'tpr !or t." liouey -Stsl,.
john tIS,.Gy. wLn opened tic tuJI Of
tic r.hia vL,n SyTrs dru aud 4 On.
rr,uc", wna, wIh Wheeler rmp'Oycd
iu gathering stock for " 1t SLSrp aud
Mrs. Lowe. 4 man employed as COOK
b. L. Z H,rIr.'y aud George Wines.
w'r- also IN the cabin ut thu time. Ga
learning Ci Ia" slootiny. Mr Short
dtoys down TO Long Valley. arriving al
tho plGc. where Eurr:s vN killed 81
hours after Il hal taken place. Hud
i"uui Wheel r the only occupant II
tho hous'; the three m"r. Cassidy
Wines Eu! ia" cook. having Como "a
make arrangements Tor tho barinl oi
:he d,crs.-h.
The t,stimony q, tho inquest was
that hpnis lGi tL., Gt,usd to kiIl
Wheeler OF HiEht, aud iL-t hc wEs q
m"n likely to keep hts w"ri IN such
mn,lrrs. Wheeler was jls'iG able 10
what Ea dil.
Norris VAS in .h- net II drawing his
pistol when he waI shot. aud hG stiff.
sn,d Gngcrs srtN c,a.p,d ,hs handle of
the weapon as Snfri' lay cold in death
thirty hour. after the shooting wErn
arst seen 10y Mr. Shot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
From Moniay' Daily.
RAL.MAOUNnI

-
Uncle Billy Hazeltino is down from
H.lleck Station.
Captain Summerhsys. Of Foit Halleck
wal in town yesterday.
Jack Gilmer was a passenger fsr Zion
BY the train last evening.
Congress and the Board Of County
Commissioners convened this morning.
The blind MUSICIAN, Jennie Brown
will give a Vocal anil Instrumental Gu
ter'ainment at Freeman Htl! tonight.
Lou Goids,ine arrived from Mountain
City yesterday. Hs will luad hi. team
with goods for Max Srhoeu's store and
start on his return trip tomorrow.
Departed by stage for Tusc.rora yes.
terday: J. L. HiTon. l.. Levy. q. ".
Gray on.-This morning: John Dunn.
q. 4. Carlson. J, Piuuk,tt.
supsrini snGeut Price. Of the Nnvajo.
accompanied by Mr.. J.. ). Wood, Of
New York. arrived from TuScsror, by
pri'Als conveyance last ,v,uing aud re-
manned In to~u to-day.
Matt. D~elHhAnty was the lucEcy win
nts Of the horse shot for Just above
town on saturday. The puze will
scarcely ronk with the noted iyera O (
the day, but he's q inc franc 10 build
onto.
Through slcepers between San Frau.
cisco aud 81 Louis will lie run in iu
ture. to from either end q
ths line to-day.
TIC distance is some cC3D miles. III,
longest cont!nu,u. sleeper run la IL.
world.
Bon Payne will remain hero With bis
family duuuS the Winter. He is now
recovering from tho ELECTS Of the acel.
dent by which his Ies Vas broken Las.
summer lat thinks a rest Of tao OF
three months Will work q nore sp.cly
cure than roughins it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
tFfom wedn esday's Daily.r
BALMAUUSDi.

". T. Smith shipped for San Fran.
cisco yesterday. three carloads OF
wheat.
The fast freiGh, ueut ont for the
north this morning with 1870 pounds
OF merchandise.
Warner x Co. received since Nond.y
Tor Tusearora parties; 81, 200 pouud, o!
general m,iehaudiGr.
Airi'cd by st-g. from Tusc.ro,.
last evening: G.. W. Gr,y.op, c. ".
G'.y'"n. Jr. Il. TsebuIy. John Dunn,
Mr.. J. II. P"ngo.
Departed thiS morning: John Dunn.
two Indians.
EiSo Encampment No. Q, I. o. o. f..
holds IL regular meeting ut Old FIJI
lows Hall this evening at tb. usual
hour. Tre sEnuL election Of officers
t'k,s pincr thus evening aud a full at.
tvndzuce is expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
from Tu ssd.y's Daily.l
hALMIGCNDI.

The fast freight to-day loaded 70. 900
poands for Tusearora.
Warner q TO yesterday received 90.
VOo pounds Of general n~eichanLis, for
Iusearora III. rchuuIs.
Departed by stag for Tuscarora this
moruiu6: Chris Esber, an wife, jennie
Boom. james Mclu,o-h.
a stated COMMUNICATION of ElLo
LoiS- No. Il. +. IA. II. will b b.la
At Mas ME Hall Ihio evening. coln
lug alto O'clock. The election al uGi.
: 10 for the ,UsuIug Year lakes n .ce
iL!s evening cod tuIl att, udaue, u
in--nbs's is r'quested.
No. L u. U.TIan aud Mss M.Iirho
I.ooeTts' who arrived, her
from Tusc'rort by stage Sturdy.
were msrrird At tie Depo, Hotel lust
evening Mt o'clock. me Ger, mony
was Performed III tL- pres. n, Of - few
friends. After the congratulations, 70
fr'shm .nts ware served. a i soon a'to-.
Ii happy couple boaIded tbs .rliu Tor
San FraEcisco.
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The Weekly Indeoendent

Advertisers in the DAILY I~SpErESp-
Y also have the advantage Of the col
umns Cf the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
PERMISSION at this office since early in
the year 1869. and has a general eircu-
lstinn in every district, camp aud val
ley throughout the length and breadth
Of Eiko county, nnd is by for the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the bent fits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and hat our terms are
comparatively much lower than :hose
Of any competitor.
Tho Weekly is a e~4x36-inch sheet,
anu besides advertisements runs sixteen
columns of reading matter. embracing
all the Geographic news Of general in
ier,st. all the news Of the State, and is
specially devoted to the loca! news OF
the county and county scat. BY sub
scr'bing for the WEEKLY ELKo IspE.
PENDENT You not only obtain all the ln.
cal news. but also receive n knowledge
Of all important events transplri ,g in
any aud every quarter Of the hai::aa;s
world.
Send along your subscriptions
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EreixGis.

The following freights were forwar-
ded to TG-csrora to-day by G. C. War
usr 4 Co; by Ben Yates team. 0.lUs
ihs Chin. goods. and $50 lbs msrcban-
disc foi O. w. Prlter 4 Co.; by J. +.
Burners team. $3.50 lbs general .usr-
cha ,,,dise for PrimeauI & EuSlsr; by G.
W, Dursau's team, $500 lbs mercLan-
disc for Dallas aud Peltier & Co.. aud
7.UcO ibs salt: by fast freight. 10000
lbs merchandise aud at.
Senator Logan haa introduced bill
10 provide for penNioning ~prisone.S OF
war confined in CoLfedsrAts prisons
during the rebellion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
4 GisnlHs Export

A late dispatch from Dczcmsn Now
manh, snyr:
There Ia great excitement throughout,
Western Nontsn, over the Iich nIiucrHl
dice vrTira In the Occur d'Aleuc
Mnuut,inR. Miners md ptospectOrs
who have returned state that there has
bo,u nothing in the history uf the WcM-
ofn States aud Territories equal IN Itch
mesa aud volume to the newly discover.
I'd fields TIE minerals consist Of silver
tciluf,sm and irce.iuiilipg gold. Ous
hundred dollars par insu per day j. he.
ing taken n 81 tho rm res Of The
guichcf, whilo In the gulrhss 81 10 so
per msu per day Ia PANIED ont. The
tl,ho. near Es2lc Guy, forty milo. from
Heron. on the NORTH GA P-CEc lipilrOHd.
Therc ate nov about 900 people In TIE
camp.
Il ports 81 this Estnts mey lie expected
frois pp,nta ,Lics Soali h, largely b,us'
fitted by a rush TO tt.so mines. and all
exciting stories Of their fabulous rich.
meas %oiionli bs received with many
grains u allowance. II will be safe 10
suppress enthusiastic haste until the"
high pressure accounts nro combined
from d%isintorestod sources.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

That Etko county ,mbtaccs within
itt ioidois ~ greater urea Of grazing
laujs thsu my Oth,r 10 the SI.tr, i
made apparent by the V,st nuUjrr If
b,df cattle annually shipped frUui
Wells, Hall, ok, this place aud other
points along the line IT tho iEilruad IN
surt to market ftom within our lines. n
large number being y.nriy driv,u iiom
ON Northern ranges nnd shirpei by
rail from points beyond the county liu.
IT.. Many laig, LeIds Of both cattle
aud sold at CHI y"nne, which AFRO not
mentioned in the list II shipments
From A",srs. Horn AZ Chapman. ono
of The heavy stock dealing FIRMS dong
business ~ th', county, VI learn that
their shi N, "n,s aionc aufin. the pres.
Nj SEASON h-s auuuut 4 10 4, 800 heal.
Russell l. u alley, Il. T.. lin'd,siy,
Scott h ilAnt. Atson 4 Bradley,
liyrn, Ero's. aud numbers ~ u,b r.
ATE LCsyy stock raiser. srd buyers aud
tho shirn suts Of th g. parties aud
others not mentioned, will probably
,w.tl the number Of beet cattle Geit
from the couu,v daring tho present
season 70 1900 bead.
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a sad Addiction.

Some throo months sgo. says tho Car
son Appeal. Percy Eistnsr. tho iO-ycnr
old son Of Milton Elaiuer. WAS playing
. gsmc called ''snsp tho whip a,
school, and was thrown up against a
building With such violence that he waa
nearly knocked scDseloss from = blow
on tho head. He has not attended
scbon! since that liuc, and for tho past
month h" seen drlirious. IL h,s al
no 'EhibU 4 <! D,ptons Ui bydTopbobin.
d'aplayeJ IN biting the bvd0loihss, etc.
Al iInea bo is not cOle to recognize
anybody. and hia maliiy seems - bc
beyond tn" re,ch OF medical sgill. The
trouble seems te date from tho blow
upon the head. bot some o. the school
chillren insist hat about tue rrmc
time he Sss bitten by = dog. lie. how
ever never slatSi 90 tbs family ths,
he bad been bitten.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
From Thursday. Daily.
sALMA0uNDl.

"
O'Donnsll's execution Is set for the
lIih instant.
Iudrpenlsnce is assessed 2j cents.
delinquent January ita.
Tn. Presidents message was present
ed to Congress on Tuesday.
Walden Bell reports the number of
guests under his charge at the State
Prison on Nov. -. To be III.
Arrived by stage trsln ruscarora this
evening: \. u. Waller. q. II. Smith.
vile aud child, Miss Cockbin.
Tho suLje cts for u \, Saudry's ser
VIC a. the church: morning. Chris
tiau Unity;'' evening. MAN the Maker
# hi Own DeI:iny."
TIE Knights OF Py,hias bold a resu
lar meeting at their bal this evening
wh-n the ANNUAL ell cl:ou Of ofic-r-
will take place. A full aitenianc. IL
reqaestcd.
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At lie H.c Itute's.

New goods. Gents latest style scar;s.
Gents hTc all. WOOL hose. Gents six and
al wool wti'tlet-. Ladies' aud child
ren's All.woul hgsiugS. Lidiss' ard
misses wonl mittrus. Ltdies' elk par
~ mists AMI fancy fans. French
pla q hnnd mirrors, hair brushes etc.,
,tc.
New holiday goods. such as laaies'
toil", sets and fa"cy boxes C%hiidrcn'a
toys, wagons. dolls, etc, etc.. will ar
rive thia week. to which your attention
Is especially called.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Reinhart g. Co. have just received
from Sau Francisco q choice lot Il tau.
ey goods. ju-t tho thins for Chhatma.
Presents, which will 10 sold duriug ncIt
three weeks Mt prices far below any at
which such goods have heretofore been
offered. Step In Aui look At the hand
ON display They will take pleasure
In showing you their fine S'Ock and
should you faii 10 Gn nnythinl to your
taste, neither time nor money will DO
Loaf.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Clarn Belle, in her usual delicate mani
ntr, want to know what would DO the
~r~sultif won, III wsre rs particular about
husbands having good figures ~ men
IRE in regard to the shapelinsss Of
wives. The tailor conld put in mora
padding and fix up tho shoulders. bat
the legs, aye. there's the rub. Art oau
do nothing for them aud fashion does
not kindly provide q dress shirt. But
why discuss the question: Women are
not particular about anything in select.
ing a husband. II they were. mos. Of
them would remain old maids,
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New Laun dry.

ilnS Lee, late Of San Francisco, de-
sires to inform the pubic that he has
opened N laundry at Wells. Nevada.
sni is prepared to do washing aud
irouinS in drst class order. on short
notice ana on reasonable terms. lie re-
specially s~ol'cits your patronage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
Tire .nrnuIiIeERrIj.e.

On wednrsd ~. November Iith, tho
f"ll"Ning i.'m appeared it, the Daily
lSnirESDENT: ''Iu the published allow
"uces 10y the County Commissioners,
Nov. 9Th. 1888 We fiul ih- following:
JuisUu Dafjn, General Fund, built
iug bridge in l. noble SfT7 90. We
were not aware the bIifge Is finished.
Has the htIig" been completed aud re-
c,ivrd by the Commissioners, or il it
cua,"mhry to pay in advance for public
wrThs?"
A. will be seen, tbis IL merely n
question. md by no means intended ~
a T. Election on tbs action Of tho Com
missionfrs, AMI q, this writer had been
:Old that til" bridge was not finished,
hence the question. We are informed
10y Mr.. CImwhrll, CHARM, vi OF the
Board. th,t the brdge was finished,
examined ani received before tho al.
lowauc" w.s made. aud the f,ult; II any
exists, lI-s IN The fact that the minutrs
"f the meeting OF the Board on Nov.
tn, do not show any thing further in
references 10 The bridge ihau the allow
nEcc Ds stated. no mention being nads
that the structure hal been eIainin, d
aud accepted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Iiumboiit ucurc--Jns Lag, FRO
pTIrtGr.
Henry Weight, LImuiilo.
{ iIIumh eli. do
IhOS CuhilI. do
Dakiu. do
1y Robinson. Peasant Valley.
John Archer. do
John P.rk. Osino.
Flank IH0m,s. South Fork.
A k"ifor. Bullion.
Cha- Drdru. ) at Lake.
II Uaul,r. o. ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Assistant Aijltaul General Hub Par
kcr Will 90 down 10 pDStar'ty a. the
most ccnnomc,l I,dum ii hitter II r.
cord. lhs eniir, COS, II his PIz,n
SWITCH campaign W" Sls, -. Altar
this, Congress cannot without blushius
complain u NevAd.'s cIttvssant war
claims.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09
(hnngo of Unhr.

Matt Delhhnly. who for SOM time
past has been engaged ut TIE Depot
Hotel, has taken ch .rgs Of that popu.
lar Te5ort usu ,lly known rs Bixel's
Saloon. whore he will be plcnscd to
meet his friends both old and new, who
are assured that they eau always find a
choice aud we'll selected stock OF wines,
iiqpors aud cigars. Rni q comfortable
place TO while aSsy q leisure hourr.
Give him = ell.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-09

Mrs. Smith OF Tuscarnra. who yrs
held ia Jnriic" Walters Court In tbs
surd IS $3.50 for h-r srps arnuce before
III" Grand JnFy, -as brought down y---
teriHy. and the officers here nc cd with
hnmSn- juiSmrnt in providing for her
M" keeping without Committing her
20 the County J iii.
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TIoI.ICxG.

osv ps-stisttvs Illustrated pri,-
List. No. 80. 81 bry acnds. etc.. ~iu he
is-prd sb"at Mateh let. las . Price.
daotsd In No. - will rsnHin nood Until
that dats. sssd az you namo osriy for
copy Of No, 80. Free 20 any address.
MONTGOn ERY WARD q co.,
SAT q aae wabash Ave-, ChloaEo. III
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President Arthur IN b,s message
says; "rhe Trads DoIlir was ooinel
for the purpose Of irS0ic IN counties
where silver passed u, is value. sscsr-
tanned by it' weight aud fiuensss. II
never bad y leg,l ter DIR equality"
Does tho Prcsiden, mean 70 say that
the Trade Dollar wal never q legal ton
der IN the United Stntos2 II so. why did
Congress on the Aud day Of July is7G
pass an Act tina, the 'rrsie Dollar
should 20, thereafter DO q legal t-udsrf
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Senator Sla;or has introduced q bill to
repeal the Northern Pacific land grants.
It confirms to the Company all tho
lands earned by the construction Of any
portion Of the road, but restores to set.
tismrnt AMI sale several million acres
Of l'ni in Washington Territory add
Ortgun.
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NOTICE.

EorTcG IA HEREBY oivss TO ALI.
parties who are indebt- d to tho estate
of the late l.. I. Hople. to come forward
aud settle their csount without delay
AMI oil parties who are holding claims
sgsins, the estate OF the said l.. 1. Hog.
10 TO present the same Tor sctils pen, a,
the ONCE Of Z. W. MERRBrr.
Agent for the Estate.
RAND & DORSEY,
Attorneys for tho Estate.
Tuseurora. Elko county, Nov. &c, 's3.
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This lit Of sarcasm il from the Wasp:
The HIN. William Sharon requests the
p~'es'nEe OF your comp,u at his next
trial for adultery in Police Cou,t No.
2. Il. S. V. z.
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Congressman C.s.tl'y has notified
tho cliizsus Of Goo | Hpps that th-is pc
tiiion for tue establishment Of u pustUhlcs
at that place received his prompt alton
iiOn aud that the Da~p,r,meut will IN
due time establish such ufdIc.
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Law oover.rur AAni.nr..or

M-ny peIsens are not suare thst The
marriage Of an Admlnltrairix termi.
nstes her authority n Sceh. B.e,iou
$50. Compiled Laws. volumn ] page
1885, 10 ~ foilovs:''M hen any unmarried
woman. Who shall have been appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE. Ihall MARI y. her narri-
age shall sItinRui sh her authority"