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National Republican., 1883-11-14
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
FnIed win Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

Events OF hshtbEuhNs
The proprietors of tho National hotel are
renovating their billiard hall and placing a
new roof on it, and IL is their intention TO
put fifteen new tables in the hall.
WIS. whiteford, who was committed to
jail by the police court, on Sept ~, for forg-
ing the name OF Senator German to checks,
has been released on bail in $1,000, w. H.
Woods being his surety.
The Literary society of the North Presby-
terian church, has elected Mr.. Louis r..
Phillips, president, vice Frank Barnes de-
ceased and have passed appropriate resolu-
tions in egard to the late president.
The managers of the Industrial Homo
school have selected the following chairmen
of the standing committees for the ensuing
year: industrial committee, w. w. Curtis !
education, Hon. Jno Eaton; ways aud means,
B. II. Warner admission committees, H..
Abrahams; accounts, j. Is. I.Iupperj home
committee, Mrs. w. w. Curtss.
GA warrant has been served on Nathaniel
Page charging him with criminal libel Of
Marquis de Chambron and Alex. Porter
Morse. Page gave his personal recognizance
to appear on Saturday. Mr. Page is II lawyer,
whose office is in the CorcOran building, and
the alleged libel is contained in paper in
reference to the French claims commission.
Miss Virginia Moody has been engaged as
soprano OF the choir OF Christ church, George
town. Miss Moody has voice of good COM
pass aud fexiblity. and thorough familiar
ity with church music. Beside Miss Moody,
the choir consists of Miss Raum, alto; Mr.. f..
j. Whipple, tenor; Mr.. w. b. Orme, basso
and director, and Mr.. Frank j. Mcguire, or
ganist.
The following classes are held in the Young
Mems Christian association building, 1409
Nav York avanue Mondny-ElOcution Miss
Mary X. Schreiner Tuesday, Mathematics,
Mr.. Clement l.. Sites; Latin, Prof A. S. Marye.
Thursday Prof Henri Larogue /;
photography, Prof NJ. Porter Smell. Terms,
81 per month For full information inquire
ut the association Office,
National Republican., 1883-11-14
An Importers Stock
LACE TIDES.

% doz. all-linen antique tides, in vari-
Gus designs, regular 25c tides for l5c each.
40 dol. large size, all.linen antique
tides, regular SOC tides for 35c lch.
80 doz. extra size, regular 60 ii lies for
44c each.
10 doz. Applique tides, hundreds of
designs, regular SOC tides for 10, 20, and
35c each.
rs doz. Russian tides, in new designs,
all sizes, regular 50c tides for 121, 10, and
25c each.
% dos. Russian splashers, worth from
SOC to $l.50, for 3S, As, and CSC each.
20 doz, Russian lace shams, in cream
and white, regular $1.50 shams for 9Sc
each.
so doz. Ficelle applique tides, latest
novelties, all sizes, tides worth from SOC
TO 81, for 20, 4S. and 75c each.
Space will not permit of further
descriptions.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
oporto Grape Juice Preserved.

The Port Grape Wine of New Jersey is the
best medicinal wine, and 1t is said that the
vintage of A. Spoer far exccls any produced.
1t is heavy in body, rich in flavor and adapted
for sickly persons'and for general family use.
Mr. Speer also preserves the Oporto Grape
Juice just rs it runs fresh from the press with
out fermentation, for the use of temperance
people and churches it is called Untermented
Grimm Juice. For sale by lruggists.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
Dikirlct Patents.

patent Office yesterday the following patents
were granted to district inventors Ezra II.
Bailey, assignor to Canvas Slide Fire Escape
company incline plane fire escape; Charles A.
Prentiss, gas chamber in soda water apparatus
James IL. Rogers, assignor to American Elec-
trio Gas Telephone company, of New Jersey,
apparatus for telephone communication, and
John NJ. Reynolds, Of Oswcgo, n. Y, assignor
to j. II. Vaudeville, trustee, of Washington,
passenger ticket
National Republican., 1883-11-14

AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL wonderfully in
creases the power and fexibility Of the voice,
enabling public speakers to speak clearly and
without fatigue. If people who are troubled
with colds would take Ayers Cherry Pectoral
before going to church or places of entertain
ment, they would avoid coughing, greatly TO
the comfort of both hearers and speakers.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
Mai, Nlckerson Henrd From,

The report that Maj. Nickerson was insane
has been ascertained to be untrue, for letter
has recently been received by a prominent
army officer here from the major, in which
he gives assurances of his good health, and
states that he will come to Washington in a
short time,
National Republican., 1883-11-14
abr galais gupuL
AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE.


PAM PRICES
We have bought several entire stocks Of
importers and others at half price. For instance:
National Republican., 1883-11-14
German Huck Towels,
Dress Goods Department.

Check Dress Goods and heavy Ottoman Rep Dress Goods
the low price of 2lc per yard which invite special at
tention
Our sale last week of 5ocen Dress Goods the most
euccessf we ever held We have this morning received
fresh assortment browns myrtes and nave and shall offer
this most excellent cloth the same price5o cents per yard
We have also reduced line of beautiful OHomans from
per yard IS per yard at which price they
grand value.
We have complete line of Tricots at $125 per yard
Our Ga French Tricot $75 per yard is also very pop
ular
Alwoo Plaids in elegant styles and effects, which just
now very desirable $I25 $3.50 and $175 per yardspe
cially worthy of your attention
National Republican., 1883-11-14
Marriage LIceIlseS.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Willie A. Cherry, of Walliston. Va, and
Mollie L. Goodman, of this city; John Twine
aud Rosa Mcdaniel, Edward IIeine, of Now
York city, and Rosa Oppenheimer, of this
city John p. Ellis and Florence ID. Cowling,
Edward Smith and Annie Dairy.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
Rest for the Weary.

Men have given up in despair in pain, but
have found at last instantaneous cure in the
great pain rclever, st. Jacobs Oil, without
recurrence of the trouble.
National Republican., 1883-11-14
An Importers Stock
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New Stock. New Designs.

Lot ot7.-10O doz. Ladies' full size all-linen
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, regu-
lar l5c handkerchiefs for &c each.
Lot 17.-50 doz. extra fine, Pinch hem,
regular SOC handkerchief for 1Oc
each.
Lot 21.-50 doz ladies' all-linen hand
chiefs, hand embroidered regular
35c handkerchiefs for 19c each.
Lot 29.-75 doz. fancy hemstitched and
tucked, all-linen handkerchieis,
regular 4Sc handkerchiefs for 25c
each.
Lot 33.-1O0 doz. hand embroidered ini-
tial handkerchiefs, regular CSC and
SOC handkerchief for 25c each.
Lots Al, 43, 47.-100 doz. finest sheer
linen lawn handkerchiefs, fancy
hemstitched borders, in white,
black, and all colors, regular 75c
handkerchiets for % and 4Sc each.
Lot 53.-100 dog. ladies' all-linen hand
kerchiefs, new and beautiful de-
signs, in colors and black, regular
10 and 25c handkerchiefs for 12Jc
each.
Lot 66.-200 doz children's handker-
chiefs, fast colors, &c each, war
ranted all linen, at for 25c and
for 25C.
Lot 77.-250 doz. gents all-linen hand
kerchiefs, plain white or fancy bor-
ders 124, %, and Soc each, worth
double. Extra-size China silk
handkerchiefs, 4Sc, worth 75c.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
A TnAcnrOrn Ronnnzn-

The following highly gratifying news
is obtained from the Mining News of
yesterday:
"a rich strike WAS made yesterday In
the p. e. Z. Con. that outrivals any
discovery ever made in Tuscnrora. A
short time $50 al ore seam was disnoy.
cred on the surface that led to the con-
clGsion that an extensive ore body ex-
listed deeper down. In order 20 deter.
mine this fact a driit vas projected
from a shaft sixty feet from the sur.
face, in the direction of the surface in
dications. This level had reached the
distance of fo'ty or forty-fve feet, when
the ore body Was encountered following
the hanging wall. a crosscut was i'm
mediately started TO determine tho
width Of the ore body. The crosscut is
in three feet, md no wall reached yet,
The ledge is widening rapidly and
gives promise Of being the heaviest ore
body ever discovered in this district.
%ho entire gHnguo. ms far ~ opened.
gives an average assay of $500 pr ton.
a chloride scam, twelve inches wide,
following the foot wall, gives n return
Of Ss53.l9 per ton. There Ia now fully
$4,000 im sight aud only forty. eight
hours work done on the find. Fifteen
thousand dollars was offered yesterday
for a third interest. which was refused.
It's n fortune TO those Interested, mud
Of greatest importance to this district.
II IL corroborative OF tho statements
made regarding opportunities here. and
will give n new impetus to prospecting.
We can safely congratulate ourselves on
having another diYideud-paying prop
etty opened up. The end Ia hot
reached and the magnitude o. this en-
couraging strike unknown. In ali our
prominent mines work IL being vieor.
onsiy forwarded and orc bodies liable
to be encountered at any time. Every.
thing indicates that tho future Of our
camp will outtiSGl the prosperous past.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
tFsom wednesday. Daily
sALMAoUxDI.

The jury in the coombs case stood
three for murder in the first degree,
three for murder in the second degree,
three for granddaughter aud three for
sequii,al.
The Elko Lyeeum Club. last evening,
after hearing u defamation from Ed.
Anderson, foundered on the following
subject for debate: Resolved, that six
and four Is ten.
We are requested by Mr.. Mckinley
to announce that the class fer accom-
plished dancers will organize to NOR
10Y evening at Freeman Hall. No
lady admitted without an escort.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Mart Smith. Prank Parsons,
c. A. Wood. A. j. Nolan. A. j. Potter.
Pat Quinn, e.. Mcpherson, c. Lau.
renson, Geo. Si;ham. Departed this
morning: A. l.. Nichols, l.. Cordien,
Mrs. McGinuis.
j. R~osenstock has Just received by
express from New York. n new lot Of
the latest styles in hair and hat orna-
men;s. ladies' silk lace mitts, silk neck
n handkerchieis, Irish point lace. en-.
brOideries. collars. etc. etc. Call and
examine them. No trouble to show
goods.
Speaking Of John Q. Noore's coal
niue. nesr Carlin, the Carson Index
says that it lisa valuable piece Of prop
etiy. 1t is being examined Ly the best
Of experts for men of largs means, and
If tho experts make II satisfactory re-
port, and the ps;tiss agree upon the
price. no doubt that a sale will be
made. The specimens that Mr.. Moore
has in Carson are very good.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
tYrom rhur.d.y'. Daily.
sALMAGcSDI..

Especial attention is directed to the
new advertisement OF Joe Rossnslock
~hiSb appears to-day IL another col
umn.
Ben Reinhars. who for the pist three
weeks has been in San Francisco Sc.
Letting and purchasing goods for the
house of tbs firm here. returned by the
train last evening.
Morris Badt, Of Wells, who was in
town during the day yesterday. de-
parted for the Bay by the train this
morning. where he goes for the pur-
pose of laying in a new stock Of Spring
goods.
Arrived BY stage from the north last
evening: jos Jarrett, II Shelton, Lou
isa Collins. A L9ryea. Mrs Phillips
and W children, Ed Laafer,y, wm
Bowman, - Farrell. Departed this
morning: A II Hunter; C A Richard.
son, G ID Yietti. Donley. +.
wo understand that q lodge Of A. o.
U. W. will soon be organized in this
place. This order il rapidly increAs.
ing in the United States. 1t Is a ben
eyolent institution AMI is said to be one
Of the safest aud most economical life
insurance schemes that can be devised.
Arrangements are being made by the
committee appointed by Elko Lodge
No. Is, for the great Old Fellows ball
TO be given at Freeman Hall on the 2Gth
instant. ana no pains will be spared to
make the event one OF unalloyed pleas
ure to all who take part on that occa-
sion. The parties given under the au.
spices Of the order are invariably at
tended with marked success, and tho
coming event will be no exception to
the rule.
The Carson Appeal says: The cause
Of the sickness now prevailing in Car
son is nothing more nor less than foul
water closets. There is nothing terri
bic or mysterious about the sickness
when one comes to examine the first
Gauge. The shortest way to remedy
the evil is to remove this cause, and
that can only be done by n thorough
cleansing Of tho foul water closets
throughout tho city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
From Saturdays Daily
SlLMAGUNDI.

Hon. John n. Irwin. the ce~ly =p-
pointed Governor Of Idaho, is visiting
Salt Lake. where lac is a guest Of Gov.
ernor Murray Of Utah.
J.ferson's lmtLi.y was celebrated
by the Iroquois club at Chicago on Fri
day evening. There waS n large attend
pnce 81 Distinguished men.
The numerous friends Of Hank Su,ll.
OF Lamoilla valley, will regret to learn
that he is dangerously i'll at the Warm
Springs. suhs.ing from pneumonia.
A MIXTURE OF green grass. alkalIuc
streets. snowy hills, cloudy skies anil
bowling winds. combine to make up "a
meteorological report in Exc st pres
ent.
Mr.. Il. II. NsGin ey desires to iu-
form tho public that all thoss uL9
wish to join his d-nciug class nra r,-
quest+d to BE- present on Moud y, the
10th. Children at 4 p. M. ! .dieS aud
gentlemen ut 8 =. IL.
Goyeruo. sud fIrs. STANFORD and
family are driqincd in New York by the
~illuess' q the former. who hiss been
cop9ned to his bed for ten days past.
They expect 10 leave Tor ghe Pacific
coast this week.
The jury ia the case Of Coomhs. on
trial for the killing Of Ross. at Cur.uu.
d. siiIi out. and hung. They arr sud by
the Reno Journal To stan | hive Tor ac-
qnItlnl. one for murder VA the Lr.t DE-
gree aud t~o for manSlauGht"r.
Messrs. Paddock & Good,gg intend
10 raise chickens enough To- supply ,gg,
for the entire county. T4vy ore euis-
structims q h,nnety near the Old corral.
rast Of the Court Hous", capable a nf-
fordinS accommodations for 1850 hens.
Coukling, the slayer 81 H,vcr,ilos ia
New York. hHs ObtaIugd - po,,ppue-
meni Of his trial until selieraber, III !
Icing out under bond. Will make a TIP
10 the Pacific Coast meantime. IN ~
change states th,t his sister. Mr..
Uhler. will accompany him. They vii!
pass here within Il few days.
Secretary Of State Rr,linghuys'm mas
replied to the Krtlaud Coat rrnc,'s q
quest in which Dc was asked 10 make a
distinction between pOlygRmous and
homogeneous MuImous. IN regard to
immigrants from Europe. aud their <
posure - tho penal Laws Of the Uuit,d
States. The ) ~cr,taTY declines TO IN
t~orieTc.
A St. Louis dispatch of April 10 say:
Judge Edmuuds arrived here las,
night. accompanied by Lis vito AMI
daughter. Ia an interview he d,uici
most ,mpbaticnlIy beng . candidate
for tho Presidoucy aud stated that lie
could not allow his name to be used
for that position. Tn" Senator Will
leave ON Monday next. Ho romans a
week in New Mexico aud then goes TO
San Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Andrew Benson, a largo farmer on
the Humboldt at Beowaws, has boon
making numerous experiments Ia agri-
culture. Last Spriug he soweJ some
Arabian millet on the bsst soil he hal.
II grew well aud made nice hay. but
nome came mp this Spring. nni he fluids
that the roots are dead. lie thiuks
frost killed IL. Ho tried Italian rye
grass " successive years. ItmtIe
beautiful hay the first year. but II came
out poorly In tho Spring. by the third
year there wasn't a spear left. Ho Is
going to try II again this year. He has
also tried red top, timothy, red and
white clover and alfalfa. These all do
pretty welt. lilo can cut alfalfa twice
and have some pasture left. Wheat aud
harley grow veil. All kinds Of Ssgeta-
bles thrive. lie has tried grapes, but
unsuocesstrlly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

The Mother Hubbard Comedy Com
pnny, consisting of hry persons.
passed westward by The train yesterday.
The style Of dress MS worn by tho fcmi-
niue portion Of the troupe, though bran
new to the uncontrolled optics Of sage.
btusheis, is said to DO "all the rage"
in the aesthetic East. Tho skirt drops
unoIsiruc,ed from tho arm-pits. bring
ing the waist Of tho wsarer up 20 a
point about four inches beneath hcr
chin. A more complete development
Of the female form devine could not be
effected 10y its immersion in q mill.
pond, or n dive into q wool sack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
nudueis.r and ssnn,r.

Since receiving n carload direct from
the East, OF the renowned schliiz beer,
Messrs. Reckhart 81 Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale to
tn ir patrons and the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
and quality, this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
all who have sampled IL will oheerfuily
attest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

IN - ,frn"o To- the u, nj death OF
Miss Liza M..,ht!i 81 Clrson, IN Satur.
dap'G I>pr?r>DgST. It typographical
err"r occurred by which she VAS nj
Ia lei to as D,lt iustrui Il Liza Marsh.
eli. The Young lady Was highly cs-
tr,mca b. her nUmerous friends in this
s. ciicn ~ !hc STATE AZ well IS OF Carson,
wh'rr i'-r ,uid,n death has shocked
ia" conmnniiy. She vas tho sister Of
th- Present Drruy Socrury OF STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
From Monday. Daily.l
sALMA0USDI

Col. A. @. Ellis pasted through Elko
yest rd.y on his WY home from Chi
csgo.
Last Saturday q. the anniversary Of
the death of Abraham Lincoln. eighteen
years ago.
john ShueS has been confined 10 his
bed for two weeks past, suffering from
his old complaint.
Mr.. Penglase, OF the whol,sale.liq-
nor firm of Rubel j Penglase. Ogden.
arrived IN towL Saturday.
Elko is not the only dull town. The
Reno Journal remarks that 1T is really
astonishing how many people have I,ft
Reno within the Pact year"
The train due from the East this
morning il reported eleven hours be-
hind iima; \, nee an abreYiation Of news
and dispaistts from that quarter to-
day.
H"~ih"rne will soon be too lag. for
its pauta'oOns. Every railroad or wagon
tram irk"s ia au old house from Bodic,
Aurora. Belmont. GrantsviiIv. Virginia
aud otter places. The ,uSn 10 full OF
idle mn.
MessTs. EicLhart & Frorlich have
just received from Milwaukee II car
load Of the celebrated Schlitz B,c r.
which they offer at ir,cts that defy
competition. Send to them for prices
and ~coTv yourselves.
Mrs. Lovelcss, sent to the S,nts
Prison foom Humboldt county. Is likely
10 obtain a new tr:ul. The Proceedings
Of the SuIrm, Court state that the At
tJrury General Hdm.tI,d error in the
eighth instruction u the Court.
Il ,inhnrt & Co. are now in daily re-
ceipt from San francisco If large
quantities Of dry goods for the Spring
trad. boots nnd ,Eors, BITS and Fps
Furnishing goods. vt', etc. Call aud
examine Ihr.T new stock ard mike Sc
! clivns.
Cat. Primer, Juatice Of the Peace
from Cur!iu, will hold Court here to
MORROW, ia the al-,nce Of auy local
Justice. ILuru wall b. ~ appointment
ma'e to I'll tic present vacancy until
Toe i'st Monday Of SIay. when the
EuaTi meets.
An Indian known a. "Tybo Frank"
about Eureka aud li~Imou, tor sewers,
years, n"t'd IS a d'sper,te case for
horse si.ahug AID Indian killing. was
killed Iy som" KgLy InI Indiaus
about thrso weeks ego. to put Lin out
Of The "'y Of further ui,,ht,f.
Persons who desire to 20 from E.ko
tu : iam'u Ju or San TIurci,co, aud
UtuIu. eau Uuw tale Advantage Of the
hey rate fixed iy the C,u,ral P.ciie
KAilToal Comp ny. ~ Sh!CL tic re-
duE,iam T,c"auy made ~ NcvA IA Ia
~rr.crcully oH,,ad,h 20 California. Tho
fare ilum iikO TO san Franc $50 ana re-
;U-u within thirty days Is tG3.3o. An
Article IN nru'Err crluun will fnrni=I
p~ufIIcglafz.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Professor Burner has just finished
and placed on exhibition in the ex-
press Office, some hne work In por-
traiture. The pictures are made from
small tiutypes OF the family Of Mr..
john A. Norton. formerly OF Elko, but
now residing at Detroit, Maine. To
those acquainted with the subjects OF
these portraits, a mere glance will show
that the liksnesaes are very striking.
while the workmanship will cnmparo
fayorubly with any East or West.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

Different prominent lie wsphpors dis.
agreeing about the proper pronuncia.
ton Of the name Of e1-Prc5idon, Diaz.
Of Mexico. now visiting this country,
the New York Sua settles the question
by stating that "ES.Prosidcut Diaz told
Gen. Fdsbic, Of his party in Now York,
,het the true Spanish pronunciation Of
his name was ns II It wore spelled
Dec.aIh. But in Mexico, he added. the
inhabitants bad Abandoned this pro.
nuncIntion. and spoke tho name "a
though as il were spelled Doe-nz."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
For snIe cheap.

Joseph Lindsey, who is about to re-
move from town. offers HIS dwelling
house and furniture for sale at a bar
balm. A family wishing to locate here
can now secure a comfortable residence
already furnished, at a very low figure.
The properly is a good Investment
even as a speculation, for it will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulars apply
at this Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22

This is the one hundred and ninth
anniversary of the battles Of Lexington
and Concord. where the first blood Of
the Revolutionary war was shed, and
where
'By the rude bridge that arched the
flood,
Their f,g to April's breeze unfur led,
Twas there tue embattIed farmers
stood
And fired the shot heard round the
world"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
coURr.

Cont convened at the usual hour this
morning, and the special venire Of trial
jurors, together with the d~efaulting
witnesses in the ease Of the State vs..
Huyck aud Dunkin, being al; present.
Duukin was put ON trial, AMI the work
Of empsneling a jury in tho case was
begun and continued until noon, when
a recess was taken by the court until l
o'clock.
Soon after the re.assembling Of Court
the panel was completed and the taking
of testimony Of witnesses occupied the
time during the balance OF the day.
District Attorney Dorsey is assisted
in the prosecution by ]. n. Raud.
G.. +. Talbot aud ]. G. Dow are con-
Quoting the defense.
the trial Of Huyck will follow that
OF Dunkin-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
A singular Accident.


Lawrence Bnrrows, clerk at the De-
pot Hotel. this evening received quite
q serious wound by the explosion Of a
bottle containing soda kept for sale at
tho bar. The pressure Of tho confined
gas was sufficient to burst tho bottle,
throwing the broken ginss with great
force in every dir Oiion. a largo fragment
of which struck Barrows in the face,
laying the check wide open.
In view Of tho well known adamau-
tine properties Of that particular part
Of the anatomy OF tho average hotel
clerk, IL becomes necessary TO state
TINT tho young mnn in question has
not been IN the business long enough
to acquire that facial imrcriousnoss
which In tho "rcgulnts" constitutes
their principal charm and renders fly
ing bottles aud bullets harmless missiles
when directed against tho fortified
ffontospicco Of n seasoned cnieror.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-22
Hotel Arrivals.

S McMulleu. Star.
NJ Hall,
J W Jarrett, Tuscarora.
Harvey Shelton,
s Loryea,
L " Laffcrty,
Mrs G W Phillips and two chill.
dron. TusclTora.
g o Carlson. Salt Lake.
Ga Wiley, Pleasant.
VIM Bowman.
John Mckee. Mound.
IA Williams, Glover.
CO Judd, Ball Run.