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IRELAND.

of bo,h sexes nstit;oped the puardians of
the Moth Dock Union to pay their passage
to Canada or the United States, being una
Bile 10 get work at home.
A N DEMONSTRATION ABANDONED.
LONDON, August 9.-The great national
demonstrations which had been arranged to
be held 90 the estate Of Parnell, in Wicklow
county, Ireland, on Sunday next, has been
suddenly abandoned. 1t is stated that it was
abandoned in Consequence of an iniima.
iicn from the authoriliss that The mseting
would be sDpDresaed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

"F.ue dOetTsj no end Of medicine; no relief.
Dr.. Benson's Skin Cure has d1pen auay oil
euptions and Pm nearly weA."-Ida c. Young,
Hamilton, ILL.,.
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Stain.
THE RECENT OUTBREAK,

MADRID, August 9.-Military precautions
have been adopted here. Officials are reti-
ceut, but they claim that the Barcelona in
surgents have been dispersed in the noun
tains by the troops, and six captured. Tue
province is, they say, Tranquil. The Logrono
officials telegraph that five soldiers who took
have surrendered. They decIare that the
regiment believed it was going TO parade
~hen the outbreak took place. The re-
mainder of the rebels are being actively pur-
sued by eolur.-.e- of +roops.
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Amnlgamated Irou and steel worker.

when your wifs's health is bad, when
your children are sickly, when you feel worn
out, use Browns Iron Bitters.
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Horsford'. Acid Phosphate
A nd Aeeldauf

AAhLo OOOLINb II.INh.
MO bali a tumbler OF wafer put a tea
spoonful Of Acid Phosphate; add sugar 10 the
taste.
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The Wilson Greek Reunion.

KEoKUK, IA-Dr, E. E. Fuller, says: al
have Used Browne Iron BiIters in my own
family with excelleot results"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

OwENToN, KY.-The Rev. J. n. Beck says:
81 have Used Browns Iron Bitters and coz
slider it one of the best tonIcs sold"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

ALI nervous and bload disasses are in
varisbly cured By the Use OF Samaritan Ner-
yIne.
SAMARITAN NERvIEE would Re cheap at
500 4 bottle. Il cares fiP." j. Sterling,
Charleston, s. C.. Only IL 50 per bottle.
ID uggisis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

Rain badly needed in some parts of the
county. Prospects for average yield OF corn
and cotton fair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

Prospects for corn and cotton twenty-five
per cent. below last year. No rain for seVe-
raj weeks.
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A SEA
ENrERrA1NEp AT LUNCHEON.

The Canadian Minister of Finance, Laou-
dard lilly, was entertained at luncheon by
the United Kingdom alliance. The Canadian
High Commission were present. Wilfred
Jameson presided. He said the colonies were
far ahead Of the mother country in temper
ancs reform. Sir Lombard lilly said be
thought local option, which prevails in Car-
ada, should be adopted iu England.
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WASHINGTON,

Cotton respects equal 70 average OF 'best
crop seasons"-very much better than at thi,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

Acreage in corn and cotton about same %
last yesr. Cotton prospect not 90 60 d by
twenty five per cent, and corn prospect short
ihirty-three per Cen. Dry weather has seri-
ously injured both crops.
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Prospects for corn and cotton good, al
both promise a larger yield thar last year.
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y s maSe IL ss1s sn tot sSsTOnsFs Of my ihsadss ma sc1aaasnc@ s JACK
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
RaIea

Gscssal Prior. uHo va sent 10 Eng.
land by the Irish-America"s to defsnd
O'Douusll. arrived IN New York on
Ssnd.y. In TIE eour.s Of a disen-sian
Prior sToks quite freely upon the de-
tAiis. lis says that Engf-h Juda.s
have far ncrs cootrol or the j.ry
than 90 those Of America, asd tbst they
can II they irish enu-- the jaJ 10 Lrips
In any verdict they like. This 10 not
saying much for the int lliR-nc- #
English juri.s. neither is It much Of n
crmplim, nt to the jhry system IN that
hing iom. but Mr. Prior makes enc
assertion ia til. epuos- 81 the report Z
couv-,slnou ~hieh shows him 10 DO
either a man of most ~hni 'rful ppS-rs
Of imagination nr on who pu's great
faith in TIL gu iibi!ity Of the American
people. He says:
Even brfUrr thr jury returned with
tie verdict, l cav the judy. GO to "a
private rUt IN and T, turn with til. black
cap, which hs ATTEMPTED TO concral
fam my e,'s. He sds,d mp 10 bis
deck sid. ways, aud when lie thought no
10 one nctie, him. placed il upon his
a-sl. This satisfied ME that he knew
what the verdict soull re-"
The idea tina, Judge Denman. the
r~residinG Judge over al English court,
should 60 sne-kin2 around hunting his
black car, and having found it, edgiug
around side ways 10 his desk with the
fatal cap under his arm and secretly
slipping it on his desk in order to PIE
vent The ar9us eye Of this powerful
American FROM detecting him in such
n, Prrheusible conduct 1t is too absurd
10 Ie consul cred for a moment, aud II
see ms strange that any man OF General
PIiors Intelligence should descend to
the point Of putting in circulation such
IA Sensational story. au assertion which
will be treated with contempt BY sensi-
BILE American people, aud 10 only made
for the purpose Of stirling mp and in
tensifying the unimo'i'y OF the Irish
people against England and English
laws.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Ii. PruAoa Weifs. I-as CoatrsetinG
Aarn. ~ IL q. r. 1iivAy. vAo. h
~ - seasAbsrsA. I-a-iy waited Eiho
eAaAAhly II IAs ist.ress q IL Union
.MnAA-sAsFasA III hibss" and
s~rsosSiaG - tAs Piiot hAs left nausht
A.Aisd hin bet . asab>r Of vietiuized
sesAitors. TAs 0ah Lake Chronicle
saas ~ he eAss - i1alovp:
.-cAseh. pare aud m .dsiteraisd. vas
. eo@nodlty ~i,h which Mr.. Preston
wolfe vAs veil supplied. Bsfors skip
liae The tom On Sunday last. aud leav-
iax innam-rAbis creditors to mourn
his hasiy departure. he made the rounds
OF the Luiness houses OF Main AUD
Rirst and S-coud South streets. and in
sach place attempted "a borrow money.
From some he asked ID. loan Of SSOc.
ana vAfions parties were .'.truck' for
O3O0. No less than q doz n persons 10
whom no had made application for the
losn OF S410. reported The fact To the
Chroniels yesterday. He wRs not suc-
-ossSful. ho~ev-r. In getting a~ay wirh
much borrowed money from the m-r-
chants. hut he did most sbanefully
vietiuizs his former fsllow-empioyes IN
the Upion Pacific omes."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
70 caAxrs.

It's gratifying To rote . practical
uisp,nity Il ,,Liin. mt in Co.grsss in
opposition Co sny more land graniA
They have be-. The fruitful source If
mere evils than ANY other Kind Of cub
sidy given by tae Goyrrnm. ut. In
II. ady Every case they have worked the
g,oS.+st ~injasie-. apL in scarcely u
single insia &c b-v, they subsefvea the
purpussS for which the ~donatI9n was
made. The pubic domain has been
ale spoiled Tor the sake Vf eUrporaiiors
which have ch.at the GuNsInmrnt
aud rob"ej the y. nj r. The grams
have uuiiorui.y -Sc.p Il tnAnti"n. Tt.y
have ,nri' hid ,rgan'z Il capital at the
cxp-usr Of the Government aud propl..
-n,l th'n refused TO G,ar any Of the
Lurd. Us which al v:her kinds If pro
p-r,y incur. There IL Hlsb. Hs We lean,
to De u Gu ,nge IN this respect. Toe
bill It c.rily pres ut-d 10y Senator Van
Wyck comp Is nlI railroads. II coz
p ra;i, ns holding lruds ~ grant from
the G~o,erumrnt to take u patents for
th-L'. wbrr-upnu they will h-e' me- tax
able. Even In tue ~. ut ut the passage
of sueb n Law il is Mt Improbable that
some devi, t will be discovered To -y"dv
the liability. but Congress will have
doIe it, Suiy aud shown some DISPOSE
ton To prot -ct the people. So far the
G%ovrIninrnt has never had rrtu6urd to
i; So much AS the money expended IN
surveying u single land grant held by
any Of tue corp 'ra'ious. Over U ,uOO.-
OOU ncIes Of land have through th.s
medium ,s.iped I r,tIun. but the ex
pets . Of the surveys are still du, t.
the Government The pubIIc will IN
time grow weary Of this wholesale rep
brrv aud drmaud d different order Of
ihings.-Exauincr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
From Iho BAY.

A private letter from Billy Plughof, Of
Ban Francisco. to the editor contains
several penonal items which will be Of
iEteiest TO our readers.
He says John Bradley and Frank Nc
PhstsTs ara we'll aud enjoying them.
selves,
Frank will take = trip to San Jose to
buy bloodsd stock. both horses ind cal.
tie. for his adobe ranch.
Mr. Bradley. wife and Miss Della.
arc stopping in oakland.
Al Ellis is here in the Commission
business on his own account. and Mrs.
Ellis sehds regards to her old Exc
riends.
Imet Bob Morgan but don't know
Whist he is doing at present.
Pete Lowell was down from Turlock,
IN thu 8. z. Il. K, and he told me- be
vas going to DO married on the 23rd Of
January, 80 the EIko boys eau expect
him about the 2lst.
Mrs. o. z. Green Is in business n
224O O'Farrell street. ,
She has = sat variety store and tell.
me sho Is doing we'll.
Mitchell formerly OF Elko county is
stopping at the Russ House.
Bob HamiIl Of the Wells, is here for
the winter.
Tom Holmes and Frank Hughes are
taking In the sights and having n good
time. Tom says he will shortly leave
Csrlin and remove TO southern califor,
mis-.
San Francisco is lively and every
thing 10 overrun With holiday trade.
Billy closes his letter by sendi ne re-
CARDS TO friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
IntrrnnI Revenue.

In commenting on au article which
appeared in the IEDEP=SDESr la-t week
on the subject Of surplus Revenue"
the Times-Re,ieT rays
"We should certainty be surprised Mt
the lack Of intelligence Of the person
who Was not aware that on Every box 81
matches re uses. or evriy article which
he onsumrs on which Tia, re Is. either "a
national tax or tariff collected, u, con-
tributes u certain amount to the reve-
hue Of the United States Government
just as directly as though he paid it in
the shape Of q poll or property tax"
We are csrtaiuly surprised at the lack
Of intelligence displayed by the Review
man when he psseris that ION every
box Of matches n national tax or tar Fl
is collected" Why. my dear sir. the
Internal Rsvonue Law taxing matches
repealed during the last session VI
the Forty Seventh Congress, aud IL you
ever have occasion TO buy - box Il
matches, or will take the trouble to ex-
anime one. you will hpd it unadornrd
with a Revenue Stamp. AID in the pur-
chase Of matches we contribute nothing
to the revenues Of the Government. for
the reason that in the revision OF the
Internal Revenue laws matches. being
enc of the nee ssaries oil l,fr, were re-
LEV, d FROM InI alton.
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O'DonneiI.

A dispatch dated London Dec. IL. 8:
Is A. M. says: "O'DonnelI was hang
ell at 500 o'clock this morning,
Despite the boisto. Gus mud tqInlly
weather a considerable crowd nsss lnblr,i
ut the prison nj z o'clock this morning.
Hundrrts OF workmus passing by tn.
all waited 10 guz- At the black flag.
Among them Ua- O'Donueli's brother.
VIII" paced to aud fro opposite tue flag
stnff IN the most detected manner aud
exciting tbs sympathy OF all pres, ut.
The execution occurei without IA hitch.
O'Donuoll was calm md coll cited mud
mnie NO statement on the scaffoli.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

We bad . conversation at Wells yea
terday with . partner Of the IN IN killed
hsre Tuesday night. aud from him we
learn that tho name Of the man killed
Was JohL jenkins, that he was ON his
way west, that he had been at tue w. II,
singing, dancing and drinking. for n
day or two and was quite full Tuesday
evening aud musi have left on the emf
grant train that evening aud was evil
IDENTIFY killed by that train just before 1t
arrived hero. Dor inform ,nt says TINT
Jenkins has . sister 10 O oIifornia.
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OnhiF,

The sudden boom In ophir. mention
cd in those coluhns y ste'd,y Is thus
explained bT the San Francisco Call
The MINIS from Crown Point to
Cbollnr are controlled ny Sharon; the
Levy Interest controls Savage and Hale
aud Norcross; VIII 10 from Gouli and
Curry to Utah, the extreme moth end.
Ia owned by Flood. and u 10 supposed
that tho lpt,.r wants to retain control
Of ophir to prevent Sharon from Oh.
,nining a fooihold in Tho very middle
OF bis group, as well ns to work all The
low grade orc supposed TO be In the
0phir."
We learn that ihs stock reachoi ST.
80 yesterday evening and shares were
scarce and difficult 10 obtain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Tho Salt Lake d~-alrrs in coffin var.
uish and bu9le rant have requested the
privilege Of ke' p,ng their dr.prnsa
ri"s open mn Christmas nni Nav Years
days They promise To Keep their cns-
TONERS quiet md b come responsii IL
for any d image which they may innd-
Yrrteutly commit. As 1 o hus-juioe
dispens. RI Of ZiOus centre stake nIe well
acquainted with the HABITS aud lido.
Ryncracies OF their custom r.. It IL just
possiGl' that they h,y, arranged to keep
The turbulent oncs quiet by Introducing
a knuck'.m.siiG into their matutInal
cocktails. The city council shout be
rnt,sfsd Of this fact before the proprte-
tors Of he t%u'pentine shops are granted
the permit asked for.-Piiot
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

A week ago n band If seven i sperh.
dors rode into Huutingt~n, n n town
recently hutit N ar Burnt ii~ r melton
Of the FAX r City branch Of thu Oregon
Short LIN, rntI. auI at Tho p lint Of n
pi-tul forced j. Fyfrr, II merch ,ui. tn
give up Si5.nnO in money snd dTGfts.
they neat r"bbed the Paymnstrr IN the
railway construction OF u consi I.raLle
nmonnt. tspo't.d ut 81. 90. Several
merchants aud Others were also robbed
OF umOun ranging from 500 to $500.
There Is no such thing ns a constnbu-
larry in the country, uni it Is thought
til I the highway mrn will get away
with their bJoty.
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Recipe for n Scandal.

Possibly there are soms people who
do not know how To make scandal.
For such the following recipe will be
found perfect /: Take n grain OF false.
hood, u handful Of %funsboni. the same
quantity OF nimbIc.tonane, n sprig OF
Il herb back bite. q t%rnspoonful OF
dont.you tell II. siK drops Of malisc
and a few dracbms Of envy. Add a lit
tie discomfort aud j~,alou ~. strain II
through n bug Of reconstruction
cork 1t up IN u bottle 81 nialeyoicnre.
aud bnn2 II mp on u rk"iu Of street
yarn. and keep 1t in y hot atmosphere.
Shake II occasionally for n ies dAys
sud 1t will be it for u.s.. Lot u lew
drops be taken before walking ont and
th" desir d result will inevitably follow.
There are several parties in orr
midst who keep on hand n full supply
OF the ingredients necrA NJ Try TO form the
above compound Who ME willing 10
dispose Of them without money nni
without price Tor tho benefit Of their
ntighbors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
The ~CuforIuuntc.

We have obtaiurd some points which.
though somewhat vague and in ieiuite,
may lead to the Identity OF the man
killed this morning.
On his person were found quite a
numbsr OF sIugs, one piece sheet music
aud n pair Of dancring shoes which
would lead 10 the belief that he was u
son aul dance man. Also N Pncilc
Express receipt given to john Jeukins
for one trunk date 1 San Antonio. Tex
as, Sept. 81. Hs!. the scraps u a
torn up letter " 9ch shows good
penmaushiP. du,-d Acklsy, January,
l3. 1888, commencing Dear Brother
johnny aud signed "Sist-r" but moth
ing dcfnit. could bs gained from The
scraps, though Boston" IL mentioned.
A card with the name Of &C 30. Glass,
printed in large scrip was ais o found
among the scraps OF paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Msssrs. Reckhart & Froelich have
just received another car load Of the
justly renowned Milwaukee scbliiz EI.
port Beer, xbich Is far superior to beer
bottled for homo consumption. This
makes the third oar load received by
The above firm during the last three
months, which proves oo~nclusivly that
the consumption Of light aud @hoie.
sosos beverages Ia STEADILY Increasing.
II ssso speaks we'll for the enterprise OF
che above hrm, whose firsi aim Ia 10
keep none but ,Brst.c class goods.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

II the services OF Coroner ara mot
required when q person "hns suddenly
died under such circumSiaDces as 10
affosd. reasonable ground to suspect
that the dosth has been onused By -un.
natural means" then vs oan sec no
use for . Coroner. and the oGios of
Public Administrator may as well ba
abolished by Constitutional amend
ment, ss that is the only means by
which il can DO aunuled.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

W. j. Pearson, Postmaster at Bates
Vile. Arkansas. was found dad in hiS
room at a hotel Tuesday night. 1t ~
supposed that he suicided. but an ru-
tOpsy revealed unthIng leading. To hat
conclusion. Tue PJs'ofRae au,huriiie y
at Washington say he was sJm- 81. 900
shott in his accounts, nnJ tn I his
~wherrabuuls has not beun known foI O
week prior To Aiding him dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

J.. I. MeDesn,t. e.n. In iron La.
molil. yesterday evening with . loal OF
eneked bailey. which va pre-
rar.d By the nev mill which hs lat.ly
revived. ~hien c,ashes the RrAiu BE-
tween roller. instssd OF breakinI it ~
by the old n-,hId. The new pr. cess.
il is considered. leaves the CT in 10 =
va<ily superior condition. bling fire.
from dust. AMI al hnulh the grain 1.
thoroughly broken. it Is not Rroun I into
hour as BY The usn 4 process.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
CoNnESsED TELEu

A San Francisco dap Itch slyE tn It
Offered to CONS Aui deieuI Cox Who
shot Mclaughlin.
The exci,rm-nt q: the ophir mining
election on Wednesday has no. be III
equ .led siuce the lIa'e-NOrcTosT fighi
iu 1865 when the shares OF that mine
rose to $1,000. Food = cured tue Nic-
tory With 6u,94! votes against 1880
iur Sharon. The State law calls for
seven t'C,tres, four of whom go to the
winning side . III, 81 are G.. l.. WELLER.
Con O'CUun-r, Chns. Fash uLd X. II.
FullI<. The Sh ron trustees are A. X.
Dob>on. L. u. Holmes S.s r~slec;,d
5, cretary.
Monday has been fixed by SPEAKER
Carlisle AS the ti,us for nunou1cIug the
House COmmir tees.
Congress will IL e n holiday rcc' +.
from Monday, Dee, 2irh, to Thursday.
Jhu., jTl.
e Senator G.baon. OF Louisiana. INTRO
Luced IA bill ia tue Senate on ", dura-
day which provides for givIug notice to
the Hawaiian Government Of ~ d sire
on the part Of tue UhIird States To alb.
rognt- The COMMERCIAL treaty L,tweru
tue tao nations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
". aolpovl.dv, tho Ysoo,n, o, !,

We acknowledge the receipt OF an
Invitation to be present ut the marriage
OF Miss Dita Bradley and Mr.. Frank ID
Glenn. at the residence Of the brides
parents, corner Lake and Jackson
streets, Oakland, Cal, on Wednesday,
evening. January 0, 1884, at bnlf.past
eight o'clock. We should DO much
pleased 10 have the honor of being
present on that interesting occasion,
bat circumstances. &C.. &c., prevent
Us from accepting the invitation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

For the ben-nt Of tn ,ss who may b,
interested % wish to state that Of the
Tusramis irrisb's reported last Friday,
no. bs general merchandise by fast
freight. P-t-rson's aud n z'oqni-'s
10 ds Of lumber an salt. anil Hughes
huu's load Of lumber were for H.. W
Brown. Ss Ma also N-l-nu's cargo Of
lumber r"poit- 81 y. st-rd ~.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Msjor Dennis bnstebs 10 assure the
people Of Tnscrrora that he Ia not run.
ming = Democratic paper, but aiming to
be independent, just to oil parties, etc.
In the snms column he descibes tina APP
peal rs heing a akillful fence sttaddler.
Any body can straddle n fence. but few
editors can get mp On one Of the marrow
posts aud twitl around on m. toe with
the arg grace which is uoticabls IN the
performances Of the Major,--Carsop
Appeal,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Several meiub-rs wIo have male
themselves familiar with the proposed
ain-ndrnrnts to the pres, Mt Chin-ss
ReSiricrnn Act. have rErr. So Il the
"prniou that the Pacific Coass drIegn-
ton bst drawn them too strongly To
n mi, OF the bill going smoothly
tn ough Congress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
hOrIIE.

The Comniiiec OF arrangements hnvn
AUTHORIZED tina. public notice be- given
tia, on tho evening ~ The 9th instant.
no person' will be- admitted e. the Ma.
sonic ) all except those hollin { tickets
Of ihv'tution aud the ladies accompany.
ing them. The adoption of this course
10 mado necessary by The largo number
Of invitations extended.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Geo,g" II. Morrison who IL engaged
il gathering It uis,ics aud other tter-
inl Tor B,ncroft's HIST Try Of N-valn,
arrived here by buggy yesterday. all til"
way f,om Carson. via Austin. IIo rr-
manned here to-day anil may stop over
tomorrow also. going hIuc" to Ruby
yal ley via Hall, OK.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23
n,Inai Charge

Joe Iss and another young man.
whose name We did not learn. were mr.
rested rc-ntly AMI lodged in jill nj
Albion. / abo. Gu ,rg-d with robbery
aud horse IT, n!iur. They were $
pirioned Of the crime aud Jack Fuller
cane here on the lookout foE them.
Thursday night he received u dispatch
stating that thu had beer captured as
above stated.
The circumstances ss agnr as We c,n
learn are that ths parties entered =
house. ''stood up" the owner Hnl re-
lieyed him OF his valuables, and then
taking two horses attempted t. make
their escape. We r'grvt to here this
REPORT and think there must be- u mis-
take rs to IN. in-uIiy OF at least IN Of
tue parties, a. Joe Il Dss is wcll kuosn
here and always behaved himself with
becoming prospriety while in our midst.
We should very much regret to hear
that he hal fallen into such comp any
and evil habits. AMI trust that iutnrJ
investigation will eIon-rate LIN from
all participation in suLh repreheps,bls
conduct.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Our old friend John G. Singles is still
above tho daisies, as will be seen from
tho following " Personal taken from
the Silver State: County Surveyor
suylss il 10 town. and cen be found Mt
the Assessors Office, up stairs in the
courthouse,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

Pablo Qniu anu. Mayor Of New LIE
redo. NJ Ic", was arrested by II dttnch-
mrDt Of the Fourth Mexican Cavalry
on "A chnIse Of iusIigrting the rrcrut
train "Jbory on the Mexican National
II Iilwuy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-23

The sDtro force Of eompositors.
sish,y-siT men, on the New York Trib-
uas Left work on "Wednesday evening.
The cause OF the strike Is said TO be "a
thsr atensd attempt IN the part Of the
fors'nan To get men from out Of town TO
tAks the places Of Union men.