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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
H. 0IANR MIC.

She sobb<d a. il her heart would
break. and the kind-hesr;ed neiShbor
Who dropped in for $ friendly chat
could not comfort her.
Had she received bad news from any
Of her relations or friends? No.
Were her children causing her
trouble; No.
DIfieulties in the church: No.
Perhaps her husbands business was
not p-os?eringl bat that was not it
her husband had never been so fortu-
nate in his business as now.
Finally it came out that her husband
had stopped drinking and that was the
source of her grief,
"He is SO changed now" she tear
fEily explained. From a lively, kind
hearted man he has become morose.
cross and stipGy. Why, when he was
about halt full lie was Z of the cheer
fullest men you ever saw. aud he never
came home without remembering to
bring something. Why, I've let him
in many a time st two or three o'clock
in the morning, -hen he would feel SO
badly that he would drop right down in
the PaFlor and go to sleep on the OIL
cloth, but ] could always depend on
finding a tuEkev, or a can OF oysters, or
a ham, or something laying alongside
OF HIM. Yes, he was sgood man when
he was drunk. He was taller'n q goose
when he bought the piano and my
watch, and everything else that we've
go: that cost more than fifteen cents.
But that's al! over with now, and I
wish l was dead" and she burst into 4
fresh food Of tears anG refused 10 be
coniorted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
NOTICE.

IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
state OF Nevada. ~
In tho matter OF the estate or ]. u. PIael
deceased; ~A'
On reading and ding the petition Of A. =
Flack, kNHcutor Of the will Of ]. n. FI.rt
deceased, setting forth that he Ia. filed Ia.
hnhI account ~ his standardization Of IN, .s.
iats o. said deceased tn this court, aud tb,i
the same has been duly settled aud sIloW,1.
WAT All the debts and expenses Of .aiI estat.
ani o! tac admiBlsgitIOn have been usig
hhi mat a portion Of SAID estate rrm.In. 10
ocdiN:dc' among the DcVisecs ~ ,aid de-.
ceased, und praying, among oihpr lbiuys n,
On otfcr OF dl'ttibrtion Of the residue 1f,aid
estate among the persons entitled th't,i"
Sit II ordered thath!i Lcfsous iutsf.,tcdi In
vac cttnte Oft "saidJ J. u. Pack. deceased bs
aud appear before this court Il to Conn.
room OF said Court, In tho County OF EIEn
state Of Nova "a on the 20 DAY OF AnriI.
y ID 1883, AZ IL o'clock A. Y. Of that day'
ttrn and there to show cause why an order
81 aisirl-utiou Of the rrsidIs Of said estate
should not b. made.
And u l. further ordered that y copy Of INT,
o't't be published ~ the EiKo ispgrEs.
btSr' nHwsp1pcr published in the town
and county OF Elmo. state Of Nevada. for
ignt successive weeks before The sAld III DAY
oI Apfh' 1888. H. H. BtGELOw,'
Dated this 10th day Of February. iss5. w.
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The ~YeIIoMsionn PnrL-

A. d. Docket, Inspector General.
has written n letter 10 Senator Vest in
opposition TO the lease OF Yellowstone
Park to Rufus Hate his syndicate. We
make the following extracts: Tho pub
10 would derive few advantages or
benefits TO visitors would be seriously
injured. Tho lease would cover all
points Of interest in The park. Few wish
to siny longer than n day or two at eth
tor Yellowstone Falls, Yellowstone Lake
or The Upper geyser. After a few days
in the park most persons wish to 90,
out where they con get cool drinking
water. Large hotels would not DO pro-
htablo, nor are they needed. All that
is required 10 a place for a comfortable
bed and a good msSl. This can DO had
by privileges granted tho Same "a TO post
traders. A single troop OF cavaiary sent
to the park two and n half months 10
the summer would afford all the pro.
lection needed for the eItingulshmcpt
otforesi href, cto., which could DO done
at little expense 10 tho War Department.
1 made tho trip on the back OF a mnlo,
Nov you can enter the park with \
coach aud four. No eIlraordl nary priy.
iloges voro required 10 produce this
great change.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
VOLUME FIVE.

On yesterday, March lst, the Ogden
Pilot entered oil its fifth volume and
third year, and the following extract is
taken from its leading editorial: The
first issue Of the Pilot found Utah in
the absolute control Of the Polygamis,s
selected by the head of the Mormon
Church TO carry out its behests. To.
day IL sees the conditions Of things
changed. it sees 10, eco or more of
criminals taking back seats, at leas. SO
far as voting is concerned. but it resI
ICES the fact that their power for mis-
chief is not completely broken-that
they nre still able TO uullify the laws Of
Congress by controlling the political
action Of those Of their faith who are
permitted 10 exercise the frauchise.
Yet the Pilot is full hope for
the speedy and complete regeneration
and publication Of this priosi-ridden
Territory"
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Too Rich BG Half

A Victoria, b. c. dispatch Of yes,er
day says: A prospector just returned
from kootenai district brings speci.
mems OF lead and silver ore OF marvel.
oGs richness and nearly pure. He says
the mines are Of vast extent and it is es-
iimated that in one location there are
23O.OOo tons Of ore in sight. The value
Of the mines at present discovered ia
$4,000. 900. One seam Is 100 feet
thick. He tells Of great veins OF pure
copper visible in the hillsides. These
mines arc within sixty miles Of tho
route selected by the Canadian Pacific
Railway via Kicking Horse Pass.
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sum MO

IL THE DISTRICT COURT ~ rE
seventh judicial District, 81 in- Siate Of
Nevada, In aud for The county Of EIko.
Daley. defendant.
Action brought in The DI.,rlct Corr, Of n.
Seventh judicial DisiTict Of the State Of Ne.
complaint Ilcd In the un-cv Of the ClsrI Of SID
District Cont.
The STATE Of Nevada sends greeting to J.mc.
A., balcy. defendant.
You are hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against you ~ "a, above
named plhIntiu In the District Court Of tho
seventh judicial District Of the state Of N.
N1ia, la aud !ur the county 81 Elku, and 10
answer the cIrR plant hIcd therein, within ten
DAYS NrBClusIyr OlthC day Of -~~rvIcp1 atfr III
rc'Nlc" upon you OF THE ~sGE0mgus-if served
this county. bat IN THE district. wiz .Wrrty
dhy- "ihCfNise, within forty dAys-ur jgdE-
mrnt by default will he taken against yoG,
according 10 ia" PRAYER Of SAID CompIaiut
The -aii action II brought tnobtrin A iud,c-
in1ni ana deere" ofthis Court di.-oIy;nr the
bondsoI mt'umOny sNistlHg bctw cen plaintiff
and defendant. aud releasing the PIalntir
from ne marriage - sting between Pl,inue
aud ID icuLanl and from the Obligation.
thereof; That the relief l. prayed for on the
ground that tho defendant wNlfuI d,srrtsb
the plaintiff for a period Of more ,bsn on.
year next proceeding the commencement Of
the action. And upop the further prnunI.
thht i"r more than on" year immediately
preceding tho commencement Of this aCtion
thr defendant had winfuly neglected tn pro
N!ld" toe lAIntif with the common n.ccs.s.
ries 81 life, and that such neglect was not the
frs9lt OF poverty that might not hay, been
avoided by ordinary industry. And YOU are
hereby %nulidci that II you fat to answer aid
Complaint a. above required. the aid plaintiff
VIII Apply TO the COuf, Tor the relief demand.
ed therein.
GiTcn under my hand. an attorney Al
law Oi the Seventh JiIIr.
hl District Of the state Of
lsEAL.l Nevada, ~ and for tho county of
ElkO, this 2Ith day Of DreGmb.,
In the year u our Lord oar tloB.'
aud eight hundred aud cigrty.tvo.
rlhin,i1s Attorney IN the above entitled ..-
''""' DO Sin
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nilsson nj Garfield. Tomb

Persons in Lake View Geometry at
Cleveland, Ohio noticed q richly clad
lady peoring into the vault doors aud
tho sentry steDding aside to admit her.
IL was Christine Nilsson. Az she bowed
her head before tho tomb and looked
long and earnestly at the caskot, a cor.
respondent came near. Sho turned nj
once, and In her charmingly animated
way with glowing cbocks and sparkling
eyes. said: II wonder tho American
people, 30 quick to act and Jealous Of
tho famc OF their great heroes, should
ore this have erected . monument
over tho resting place Of this erss,
man..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The Reno Gazette says: A new sage
brush eTterminator is being tried at
Markers ranch, near Lovelook's. II
consists Of two bars OF railrond iron
oolted together. They are about TWEEN
ty- five feet long, aud ara provided with
chains about four feet from oach end
and about ffteen feet long. The drag
is pulled over the ground by eight
horDo'' aud takes gu. everything before
IL by tho roots,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho Matter OF tho Estate Of Mr..
a. w. Gedney. Deceased

IL THE DISTRICT CorHr np -ur
Fourth Judlcini District, Of tho s,,,, -,
N'yada, IN and Tor the County ~ Hiko' "
IN he msiiero OF the ettato' OF A, ". ast.
ncy, Deceased. 'e''
Notice TO C%t-dltOfAg
Motto" IL hereby given by tho unds.sjgusa
yanc. Gcdney, EdmiristfatiS nj IN" r.ista" y,
A. ycdney, deceased, TO tho creditors Of
said deceased, 10 exhibit ihrm win H. w W.
sssafy vouchers. within ten months after IN.
htst publication Of this notice At nor rrsI.
u'n,, pa RUDY .Nalles ElkU County. Nrynd,.
nl ~ VIC law once 81 Rand 4 DO 10y. I'M m,
town ana County 81 Eiko. state 81 NSvsia' -
JANE GEDNEY,
hdminlsifstti Of The estate Of 4. ". Grd.
"'' '''@'ca' fsb2' 3Od
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
Mace and SHADE gave a ho,,

Mace and siado gave q boxing erbi.
billion At the Thsater Comique Last
night. In the audience we're a numbo,
OF person OF distinction. Including sew.
eral members Of Congress. slade was
greatly admired for his proficiency 10
the manly art, though tho opinion was
freely expressed that he IL hardly quick
enough 10 make q successful 6sbt with
Sullivan. A check for $4,000 was shown
AZ forfeit money for q match with sul.
Ivan at $4,000 a side. slsdo visited tho
Capitol to-day and was followed through
the corridors by a large crowd. Even
some dignised Senators aud members
OF tho House left their seats and went
into the hall TO gel q sight Of the Ma.
orr fighter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Eureka Sentinel: It 10 said that the
sire OF the ''pot" which carried the
ASSESSOR bill through the Legislature.
vas about Sl2. 900. The Assessors who
put up $1,000 each will be the losers,
for there will be no lack Of candidates
to run for the Office, even II the Cover,
nor signs the bill. and the people will
never r~e-elSct an officer who tried to
axe q snap judgment on them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
SCORE ONE FOR HAnuI-

The Nsvads Tribune says: This
morning Assemblyman Hamill intro
duced in the Assembly u Memorial and
Joint Resolution which relegates the
State Of Nevada to q Territorial form OF
government. Surely Mr.. Ii. ought 10
have the undivided thanks Of the whole
people Of Nevada, for ell must recog.
nize the fact that she IL far too large
for her clothing. Mr.. II. is n brick, and
ought to have a big n scored in his
faYo..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
Tho Public DebR.

Yesterdays statement Of tho hn,u.
c'Hi condition Of tho United States
treasury shows a decrease in tho pnb.
iic debt during February to be 81 $50.
CTS. Cash in Treasury, $500, 2GG. 5Is;
gold certificates. $74,SjO,7IO: silver
certificates, $40, 295. $40; certificates Of
deposit, $780, 900; refunding GER
'ificates. 1886, eco; legal tenders. $40.
6'l'olC; fractional currency, s7,oIG,.
1913.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

a San B%ernardino. California, dis.
patch says: A mysterious murder w.s
unearthsd near Riverside. A married.
woman named O'Brion. Of Los Angeles,
went riding with Sir. Mcdowell and
vile on Jan. 81. Yesterday the body
o'MrS' o'Brien was found partially bur
led aud bearing tho marks Of violence.
hrs. Mcdowell was arrested. II is TO.
ported that Mrs. Mcdowell talked OF
the crime. which was oonmit,sd
through some motive. Of jealousy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The members Of the Nevada Logisls
turo were busily engaged this morning
In casting up their (no pun
mud some OF them vero heard 10 o.
oiaiIn' in tho language OF Scripture:
Il will arise and 10 to my father Uhcir
constituency mud ! will say: Father. I
have sinned against Heaven and in thy
sight, aud Hm no logger worthy to be
called thy son, Mako mo as one Of ,by
hired sefyants.'" And there was wecp.
ing md wailinc end gnashing Of Tooth.
aud they refused 10 DO comforted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Arrangements have been entered into
by Morgau's and Miller's lines Of
steamers to Now Orleans, and the
the Southern Pacific Company.
whereby rates TO San Francisco are
Fixed at 10 per cent less than by all rail
routes. These rates apply to opou tar.
iG and 10 contacts. II indicates n war
on rates that will DO force, as the new
route has strong hackers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
Il. PEIcE. Commissioner.

Correspondence New York Sun: II
notice in some Of the newspapers here
n abroad many eopieetures ss TO the
derivation of the word 'masher."
Some SO SO far as to find a Latin root
Tor 1t. One has i; that it comes from
mesh" meaning that q person is
meshed (mashedl or Melted. l am pos
tive that this word was originated In
the district bordering on Evelouth
street and Third avenue, in this man
ner; In 1870, or thereabouts, an old
sea Captain lived in that neighborhooi
"A regular weather-beAten, corkscrew-
curled, eArringed, aud boIwood-coIored
tar. He used to make q tnp three or
times a year TO the West Indies, and Oh
his return With pockets laden with
gold, nothing was too good 70. him.
Indeed, no vas q strange =;shi at times,
Wiz dis hat decked out with feathers
and his coai turned inside out, astride
Of an old white horse that he
bad hired from some drAymAn,
and with a crowd Of 100 boys or
more always following him. Some days
he would distribute $50 OF more in
loose change among the boys, and il
was a sight to see them scrAmbling
over one another 10 get tho coin. The
mans name was Macha, pronounced
by the boys "Masher." This was taken
up by them, and thereafter. invariably
whenever they saw a man at all remark.
able in appearance, no was termed by
the boys a "masher." / am positive
that this is the way the word origin.
Rted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

a scientist says that n low forehead
no evidence Of lack OF intelligence.
is a high forehead an evidence
any great intelligence, for wo know
men whose forehead reaches
clear over to the bump OF Amativeness
who would not even make respectable
Of the Nevada Legislature.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The new iron steamer for which tho
Northern Pacific has contracted with
John Roach & Son, to run from San
Francisco and San Diego. will be 325
iees length Of keel, forty feet breadth.
twenty depth, 1900 tons register, and
viii have accommodations for 200
cabin aud 600 steerago passengers. She
viii be completed aud ready for sea in
October next. She will DO ono Of tho
staunohest steamers ever built.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04
Girla

Charles A. Dana, OF the New York
Sun. went up to Montreal to the Mardi
GTas festival, and tells in his paper
how Canadian girls dress. He says:
First, they start with flannel from
head to foot-and such fannell Why,
it's an eighth Of IN inch thick. Then
they put on more skirts, and usually n
quilted one that's as warm as a wood
hro. Then they put on n dress. and
over that q chamois .oket that fits like
a shoe in the mud. Then they On,
ribbed wooden stockings over their
stockings, aud arctics over their shoes.
They don't care any more about the
looks OF their feet than the ST. Loui,
women do. Then they pu, on Eni,
wristlets. then gloves, then a fur or
cloth dolmun, then n fur cap. and FIN.
ally n coil OF wors,ed comiorters. When
they are dressed. IL they are hurled a,
o speed Of n mile II minute from n to-
boggan, they are unhurt. II thew fall
through tho ice they are not wet. II
the Thermometer drops TO fifteen below,
they read OF it nex, day. and wish they
had known IL at the tune"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Mrs. Clifford, residing near Richfeld,
on the Sewer, Utah. during n temper
AIRY fit Of insanity, broke up the furni.
ture and the dishes, and then attempt
ed to take the life Of her throc.yoar.old
daughter. Her husband, however.
came in time to prevent the iufanticide
and received n severe knife cut ncross
the throat. Tho woman was captured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The Jeanette investigation is fin
iShea, lays the Philadelphia Press.
~ the Bosrd Of inquiry fud that
there Is no occasion to blame anybody
Tor anything. Thus the tragedy ends.
n nobody's character is smirches,
exeapt, perhaps, DR.. Collins brother.
who foolisbiy tried to prove that the
officers who died brsvoly in the orecu.
ton OF an almost hopeless duty were
towards.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Yesterday m%oning the grea ter part Of
Myres, Osborne x Co.'s stove works
was burned. IucendiAries are suspeo-
ted. because for months the strikers,
whose places have boou filed by nom
union men have been troublesome.
The.ioss on the building is SIS. 900, on
stock SIS ,0eo and on machinery sIO,.
600. Insurance $4,000 in thirty-four
companies.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Aarino Guillo., son Of o prominer.
n wealthy citizens Of Dallas. Texas,
and & young companion, I Chilly, WAC
recently went to sweetwater. in the
western part Of the state. to engage
In business were shot aud killed yes
terday. The cause Of the tragedy is un-
known.
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a Young Traveller.

Nathaniel Elmore. aged IL, arrived in
Jersey City Tuesday, on q train OF the
Pennsyiyanis railroad, from Portland
Oregon. a card was pinned to the lapel
OF his coat on which was the name OF
tho person in this city TO whom he was
sent. He was kindly cared for by the
passengers aud railway employees.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The President pro TEN OF the Senate
yesterday. read the following:
In the Senate: In view Of possible
e1igencies ths. might effect tho public
service l deem it proper to give notice
Of my intention to resign tho office with
which the Senate has honored me, at
noon on Saturday, the Sd Of March,
prorimo.
;Signed) Dawn D.v,s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Two men, named McInley and Brow,
with their wives, attempted yesterday
to drive across the railroad track at
Can;onhurg. New B~run,wick. in from,
of an approashing train. The engine
struck the party, killing both the ladies
almost instantly. MeInley was serious.
y injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Tho Secretary OF the Navy has re-
ceired a message from Minister HSnt
under date of st. Petersburg. Feb. 3,
stating that Lieutenant HARDER is re.
ported to have left Yakutsk to get the
bodies OF belong aud party.
No Senator from Michigan yet.
There ale indications Of a move toward
Judge Whitney.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The Chinese Minister has not snc-
eesdsd in obtaining decentralization for
Losses entAiled upon the Chinese sub
jects IL Denver by the riots several
years ago. Tho authorities say that
Colorado, and no. the General Gov
erpment. is responsible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The customers OF a milk-mAn in New
York caused his arrest for selling an
unknown. aud apparently dangerous,
fluid. but on being analysed. it was
found to be pure reAm No danger
that any milk vendor in Elko will be
arrested fer tho same ~ofIense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Both houses of the Montana Legisla-
ture have passed a unanimous vote
thanking Governor Crosby, General
Sheridan and Senator Vest for the in.
terest manifested by them in protect
ing the Yellowstone Park,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Somebody told somebody else in
Washington that a gentleman lately
went there from this Coast who had
n $3.50 night gown and a velvet nigh.
cap. The question that ngitates the
public mind il, how did she find it out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Rollin ii. DaggsIt. our Minister 10
the Hawaiian Islands, says no was
saved from being soslped by Ipdisus.
by making = Masonic sign. Some mon
have como near being soslpcd by their
wives for not making u Masonic sim.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The Eureka Sentinel tells the follow.
ing rich story; "a good thing is told
at the expense Of a member Of the Leg
islstare from Eureka, whose name is
withheld-and the story is true. There
was a discussion in tho House on re-
duction Of mileage. lie protested. II
would never do. THE salary CT Legis-
lators is ridiculously low now, and if
you cut down mileage. wha. induce.
meEts will there be for the proper class
to accept the nomination for So cb An
Office? We had a hard time las; Fall to
get proper men from our ouuty for the
Legislature. You could not do it again
If you cut down the mileage. Don't
tamper with this thing. gentlemen. uu.
loss you are willing to take the chances
Of degrading the tone Of our Legisla-
,ure!"
Degrading the tone Of our Legisla.
tUre," is good.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Several bills granting pensions to in
divduals passed the Senate Monday,
among them bills granting pensions Of
$50 a month TO the widows Of Rear Ad-
tnirsl Beaumont and the late Major
General Warren.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The Commissioners are likely to have
more business than they can dispose OF
IN one day. at their regular monthly
meeting in March which occurs mex,
Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The WomAn's National Relief Asso.
citation Of Now York, are prepared TO
receive aud forward relief TO tho wsst-
crn food suffers, and request donations
OF all kinds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The people Of Cincinnati recently
bad a fine opportunity to obey the
seiiptnral injunction, Cast thy bread
upon the WATERS" but We doubt il they
will gather it after many days"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Tho indications are that Edmuuds
will DO chosen President pro ten on
tho resignation OF Senator Davis. and
that the othor officers OF the Senate
will hold their positions until Deo.m
Der.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

General Battlefield. now in Guatem.
ala, recently paid Mr.. SehIessinger ST.
6 $1,000. being the balance due for the
purehaso Of the railroad from San Jose
to Esclintla.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Meetings A-e being held in ell parts
Of tho Northwest 70 protest against the
repeal of the presumption laws and the
modification Of the homestead Laws.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

The San Francisco Daily Report re-
fers to n Hugh Mcdonald as "a
mean.eyed, heavy eyed. tallow. faced.
iow-browed, heavy.lipped. suiky-look-
ny fellow who was sentenced to sir
months in the House of Correction
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-04

Water on the vieksburg. Shreveport
Il Pacific Railroad is fifteen inshes
over the track between Delhi and Tai
ulzk.