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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-03-11
Iron wednesday. Daily.I
SALNAGuNDL.

BALNAcUNDL.
Commissioners BsbcOI s,irl fingers in
Elko.
See notice of st. Ps.r:ck's ball in an.
other column
The news from John II. L,neris not
quite SO favorable as heretofore.
Tho only departure by stage for the
north this morning was W. T. Smith.
1t may be a little premature. but We
take the responsibility to remark tina.
this is beautiful weather.
Harry o'DonnelI. a former resident
Of Elko. was recently attached at Santa
Cruz, California, for q debt Of ST. los.
Mrs. Z. II. Esles:on, a sister Of L.
IL. Mckinley, arrived last evening
from Reno. and will visit here and at
Tuscarora.
Quite a number Of our citizens are
deeply interested in the stock market,
AID 1t is hoped they will hold n vim
ming card every deal.
Easter Sunday comes remarkably
early this year-March lSth-ahd now
is a good time to commence laying in a
generous supply of the fruit OF the
poultry yard.
DR.. Parsons. the dentist, arrived
last evening and is stopping for a few
pays at the Depot Hotel, where he will
be pleased TO meet all who desire his
services.
The Navajo sent down by stage yes
terday its weekly shipment OF bullion,
s bars. weight, 500 bs. value, ID, 997. 2f,
which was forwarded TO San Francisco
this morning by express.
Baby, what o pretty head OF hair
you have got" Such was the COM
ment rs she passed her lily-white hand
over the ebon locks Of the young ~
gentleman, not long since.
A letter received from Los Angeles
yesterday evening, by Mrs. Dawley,
states that Gay is enjoying the land Of
overs anl everlasting summer, and is
improving in health.
There are O few men in Elko who do
not know the difference between the
Constitution Of Nevada and one dollar
and forty cents, who are always trying
to get their shovel in where their is no
heed Of their legal advice.
When the Nevada Southern Railroad
from Wells to Mexico. and the Nevada
Northern Railroad from EIko TO the
pine forests Of Oregon, nre completed,
we will begin to put on airs as resi-
dents of the great railroad center OF the
Paciic Coast.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
sack sf ilLe potutJos from John NJ.
Dorsey, Of Fort HallecI;. They are
truly magnificent ,ubcrs. such ms can-
not be beaten in any locality in this
country. The fpuds will DO placed
"where they vii! do the most good" o
The failure OF tho Nevada Legislature
10 do something to relieve the overtur.
dened little State from railroad e1ac-
tons il charscable to both parties. The
Democrats bad control OF the Senate,
but some Of them fell down on their
knees and wOrshipPed Baal.
San Francisco Examiner.
And when the Civil Service Reform
Commissioners have finished bud Sale,
tho interests Of tho Republican party
require that, on motion of Bruce, the
Office OF Hospital druSgis. be declared
vacant, as L. +. Muller is II Democrat,
nnl "theio ara no charges against him.
IT is solely a matter OF politics." and
the vacancy be Supplied 10y one of APP
proved political faith, even if it be-
comes necessary to import o Let
no guilty man escape"
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San Francisco Board morning sales:
600 ophir, 2 90. 3 90
$40 Mexican, . 20. 2 10
100 G. & q, Q 60
62O b & b, 3 So, 3 90
$50 Savage, 1 30
600 Chollar. l 20
800 Potosi, 95c
1860 IL & N. 2 so, Q IS
EGO Sierra Nevada. 3 40
100 Utah, l Go, 10
1860 Union, 4 55, 4 90
$50 Andes, Goo
$50 Scorpion, COO
Gj2O Navajo, 3 G5, 3 20. 3 rs
so Bodie, goo
$50 NJ. White, 100, 500
$50 overman, loo
600 Argen,a, 50c
200 ESohequcr, zoo
10 Alpha. l o5
800 Albion, $50
$40 Wales. zoe. 25o
1900 Elko, loo
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Never Satisfied.

A stranger tackled one Of our promi-
neDt fargo games last night in n down
town town saloon. Hs was quite sue
c%esstul, and when we lns, saw him he
had out oil tho checks and money and
was e~ndoovoring, NJ VIC thought, to win
the table lcg>. It's joi.A!..5 h~orchruts
that he quits broke. Some people arc
never satisied.-Ex.
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EiiIo Assay once.

All kinds Of assaying done promptly
aud accurately. Returns may be OBJ
tanned from this Office three days SOON
or than from either Virginia City or
Salt Lake. Samples u ore for assay
may DO iuoloscd with price of assay
aud forwarded by mail. A simple MS
say for gold and silver. 81. All work
intruslod to mo will DO attended 10
with dispatch.
JOHN +. GILLIGAN.
ONCE between DR.. Moigs' Office aud
Eiao MoAt Market. Elko. Nevada. I'm
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Hotel Arrivals.

II q wadleigh, Tuscarora
A V Lancaster,
j. NJ Baum, Palisado
q A Hamilton, TT. Hallock
n w Parsons, Stockton
l. Safer,
W W Noble. Oakland
ByrEo, San Francisco
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IFron Fridsy's DeiIy.1


The Footisht in . perfect brick"
Mrs. Egslsston did not go to Tusca-
rora today. =
Gose bad whisty'. tonight, bu.
dontdrink any.
@. W. Taylor and family. Of Pleas
n Valley. came in to-day.
Washos's rate of taxation is only
~ on tho Sloo-Happy Remedies.
Look ont for canada Virgins and his
universal cyclone to-day. tomorrow and
Sunday.
County Clerk Rogers. who has been
somewhat indisposed, is in his usual
happy mood again.
The entertainment at Freeman Hall
tonight promises to be an enjoyable nj.
fair. See programme.
THAT Dreadful Doctor" at freeman
Hall tonight. General admission, so
etsi Children, half price.
Postmaster Jamison, of Reno, has
rendered his resignation. The 6rst
case OF the kind On record.
The Stage departures for the north
this mesn:as we're JOHN Jaebf. ar
mer and Dr. Drake and wife.
seandal.monsers are on the war.
path, "Let him that is without sin
among you the frst stone"
Freeman Hall. tonight. Mckinley
Comedy Company. Reserved seats rs
cents. For sale at tho Pos,oaice.
There is a difference between San
Francisco timo and sun time, but
Settins-up timO remaina unchanged.
The very latest is green hair, and
some ladies are adopting it as q ct rep
resen.ation of their mental cahber.
Ex-senator David Davis is to be mar
ried soon to Miss Burrow, of Fayette-
vile, n. G. Miss b. assumes q
~"weiRhty" responsibility.
Cherry Creek is in great excitement
over the closing OF the Star mine. All
business houses are caught. Tho COM
pany's checks have been protested.
Gray & Collins, bankers, are the heavi,
est losers. and their house is plastered
With attachments.
Mr.. J. Rosenstock has Just received
direct from New York, q large assort-
ment of ladies' and children's hose,
ladies' handkerchiefs, and all the latest
styles in gloves, ribbons and yelvets,
at prices lower than ever. Call and SEQ
them.
The Ogden Pilot of yesterday says:
"The west-bound emisrAnt train which
left here yesterday was wrecked when
about six miles out. The accident WIS
caused by the breaking apart Of tho
train, and fifteen cars were badly dam
aged, but fortunately no one was in
jured. On account of the wreck. tho
regular passenger train did not leave
here until 2 o'clock this morning."
Unclo John Gibbons. the veteran
whip and for q long time Division SUI
perintendent for the U. s. Stage Com
pany in this section, will leave here to-
morrow for Wyoming, having been
transferred to a route running between
Rock Creek, on the U. p, and the
Northern Pacific railroad. His place
on this division will be filled by Jim
Ferguson, now a driver between Elko
and Tuscarora. Uncle John will be
missed by his numerous friends in Me-
vada. and we recommend him to the
kind attention CO B;n Nye and the
Laramie Review.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Hotel Arrivals.
l. ID Fullmer, Oakland.
NJ s. whslen. Tuscorora.
Mrs JinsonS, ~ do
Edward Reilly. New York.
q Flanagan, Bodio.

E%squimauS are said TO bc able 10 eee
objects at q much gtoa,or distance than
Americans or Europeans, and this rO-
mhrkablo keenness OF vision enables
them to spread intelligence by means
Of sign biography over hundreds Of
miles in q single day.
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Two gentlemen barring unusual
names. j. Il. E,tmore and NJ. Drink
lees, wore among tho guests at q sur
prise party in Virginia City recently.
The Chronicle says: When Eatmore
aud Drinkless are members OF a sur
prise party, IN. unusually pleasant and
sensible timO may be anticipated"
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roll. or ~

CchIraI Ruby district. Month End
inE February -, 1883.
Ar;ie Shot. 1905 Mamie Flynn. 100;
Jessie Gedney, 90; Cratic. Shot, %;
VIM. Short, "; Frank Grdury, %;
Mabel Myers. %.
BELLE CAnY. Teacher.
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Uccr.

Rickhatt & Froclich nTo now pro.
pared to furnish their patrons Mt
wholesale or retail with BuDwEIsER
BEtn, that acme Of malt beverages,
s.ill ~uncquoled for delicious flavor and
w~bolcsomeness owing TO the superior
quality OF tho ingredients used In
brewing u.
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John WermouIb, Ward.
b Weinbhn, CortCz.
Eleazor McEVhn,
Hugh McNeilIy ann vito, Tusearors
q T. Week. San Francisco.
J Z Singles, Elko.
II ii Mckinley aud wife, TuscaIora
Joseph Miller, South Fork.
81 Mulcahoy, lIclliopolis.
Ed C.tvills aud wife. Mound Val.
oliver Rif', do
" Il Smith. Stockton.
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Denaistry.

DR.. NJ. w. Parsons, OF Stockton. Is
nov s,opping at tho Depot Hotel,
where all persons who desire his serv-
ices in dentistry will End him during
tho continuance Of this notice,
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WEllS.fkRGo AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

DlslLcrs hours In Wells. Fargo & Co.'S and
the U. y. Stage ONCE, At the Depot Hotel, will
b. a. follows. until further notice;
NoTning-from y; ~ tos, aud from q to ig
o'clock.
.Evruiug--From ] to ;. aud hurn g to 5
o'clock.
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vss ordered that all that portion Of
North Ruby school district. comprising
all of Secret Valley to the top Of the
divide between Secret Valley and North
Ruby Valley. be and hereafter shall DO
known as Secret Valley School District.
No. g.. but that tho school fund remain
ing in tho North Ruby School Fund re-
main in said fund aud not be divided
as prayed in said petition.
On motion it was ordered that John
+. Weeks BIO appointed Constable Of
Wells township, and his bond up
proved.
On motion OF Bruce the ONCE Of
Steward of the Hospital was declared
vacant. and w. Il. Stauts was then
elected to fIi the vacancy.
Reports of Clerk, Recorder, Sheriff,
Jailor and Hospital Steward received
and ordered fled.
The following values were then or.
dered to be placed on live stock by tho
Assessor: Stock cattle. Sl3 per head,
steers three years old and over. SIS per
head; mich cows. SIS per head; sheep,
Sl.50 per head.
Adjourned till Tuesday morning G.
8 o'clock.
TUESDAY, March G.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present. full Board.
On motion, it was agreed to appoint
VIM. Randolph Supervisor of Peko
Road District.
On motion. the Clerk was ordered 10
notify the Sheriff that on and afte- this
day the Commissioners would allow
him sixty cents per day for board Of
any and all prisoners confined in the
COuaiy Jail.
Ordered hat the District Attorney
examine the delinquent tax lists for
1850, 1851 and 1882, and to commence
suit against all delinquen,s for taxes
for the above years. when in his judg.
ment the same can be collected.
On motion Of Babcox, $500 was al.
lowed for the Tuscarora road, to build a
grade around Starvation point, the
said amount not to be paid until the
completion Of sa!d grade, and on condi-
ton that tho citiz ms and teamstsrs
raise a similar amount to be applied to
the same purpose.
In the matter Of proposals for board
ing the INDECENT sick, it was ordered
tBruce objseting) that all bids be 70.
jected and the advertisement continued
for one month bids to be hanlo in by
10 o'clock a. IN, April Q, 1888, and
that pursuant to contract, Bartlett &
Ostreicher be allowed at The rate Of
fifty cents per day for the month Of
March.
1t is hereby ordered that there be
levied and assessed, collected and paid
IN United States gold coin, an al yalo-
rem tax Of fifty cents on each one hun
dred dollars value OF all taxable prop
erty in Elko School District No. J., for
he payment Of interest and principal
of the bonds known as the Elko School
District No. / bonds.
The following bills were examined
and allowed:
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stats I~,p,yor.,ty.

A GLASS in ~assaying, under the in
siruction Of J. 4. Gignoux, has beon
opened. Instruction free. For fur
Their particulars inquire OF
u Il. N. STONE.
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Cb,uesc a,ors.

Iii 10y has just received direct from
China a lot new goods suitable for tho
holidays, including nes styles OF hand
%kotcbiefs, AnO teas, toys. etc.. etc. Call
aud examine. dec9-f'
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According to Mr.. J. X. Laughton, of
tho London Meteorological Society,
measurements now made of tho force
and velocity Of the wind are very I'M.
satisfactory, ON account OF IL Lack Of q
stand nd nucmomptrr.
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A battalion Of hvo ladies' oil horse
back passed and snlu,ed tho I~spErESD.
ysr omco ihis afternoon. May their
shadows neyor grow less.
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used I.cIIrr I.IvI.
The following is a list Of letters re-
manning III the p~o5tof:ce Mt Eiko,
March >, 1883.
Hodge, James. Lowe. J.
MaIoncy. Vim. Nelson, n.
PurIy, Vim. loRst, Mrs. Mary.
Werner, W. W.
Persons calling for "a Of the above
letters will please say advertised
q. W. Hull, p.M.
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Hotel ArriynI,.

A. j. Patton, Bangor, Me.
John Willard, Tuscnrora.
VIM. F.. Rogers, do
f. Cluggage, Carson.
Nj. A~ronson, do
L. w. Wills. San Francisco.
j. W. Lcmburtson. wadsworth.
A. Hays, Ruby Valley.
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"You have called mo q fool" ex.
claimed a gentleman, addressing A de.
tcrmined looking ian. 'NoS, sir, |
want TO 'now upon what ground you
base your insulting accusation"
"Upou tho gtONud thEt you Amt got
no sense" replied the ungrammStionl
nccusor
"That'a oil right then. 4 man muat
have statistics when he fools with mo-
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Fon pure ond good liquors and So
gats, go to tho Gem.
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Tho reduction Of tho tobacco tax,
provided for in the Internal revenue
clause Of tho Tariff bill. goes into effect
May LIST. Tho abolition OF taxes on tho
capital and deposits OF banks, bankers.
aud National Banking Association takes
effect Immediately; on bank checks,
drafts. watches, periuwery, proprietary
medicines, and the revised duties ON
imports, on and after July LIST next.
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The bill of DR.. ]. W. Benedict for
$3.50 was rejected.
The bill Of @. II. Chase was laid
over on account Of informality.
Adjourned till Monday, April 2.
1888,
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Hotel Arrivals.
+ Cluggage. Carson
q ID Dayton. Tuscarora
J Il Gibbons,
j L Babccx,
J W Mitchell. Sacramento
& BOskowiiz. san Francisco
ii Martin,
a Kocu, "
II J Keith and wife, Lnmoillo
A S;audier and wife, South Fork
DIR q King. Zion
J Il Moore. Ruby Valley
Mts l. l. Cohdy, Reno
NJ Polk. Deputy Sheriff
A hTnhcim, Carliu
ID Swct2cr, Yokohama
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The fire which occurred in Ogden
carly Monday morning, destroyed
property TO the amount of 81, 900, and
originated in tho butcher shop Of Phil.
Grill. extending 10 tho stores Of st.
John aud Lcniz. and TO the residence
OF A. Y. Ross, the express messenger
who stood of tho Mon,cllo robbers. Mr..
Ross had just returned from San Fran
cisco, aud ON repairing to his home
found II partially destroyed, md his
family and household goods in tho
street. Tho fire, 1t is presumed, was
Tho work Of nm incendinry.
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A small dwelling house in town for
ale Inquire at this Office. u
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Thso BTough. Salt Lake
i Rankin, Tuscarora
BaGcox,
l. L Hard,sly, Wells
Lon Williams. Rawiins, Wy.
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Mr.. Slauus WAS appointed hospital
siownrd by the Commissioners 10 day
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Al tho recent election ia San Fran
cisco on tho adoption Of tho now char.
tor, IL was rejected by q majority OF
thirty votos.
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JOSEPHINE TLILon. Teacher.
Following Is tho roll Of Honor for
tho month ending March q, OF the
Grammar Department Elko Public
School:
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Following is tho Roll of Honor for
February Of tho Primary Department
OF Elko Public School:
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THE AEW TINE TABLE.
IRON wEpr.

Undsr the present arrangement the Central
Paddle trains arrive here ~ follows.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1883


An excursion train. on the Oregon
short Line, near American Falls, was
held up by a lot Of COW boys on the 18th
Of December. The train was composed
of business men with their families from
Salt Lake and Ogden, and they were ac-
companied by q brass band. When the
train came to Il halt ut the station, the
COW boys surrounded it, ,%revolvers in
hand. with which they scovered the
agent, conductor and engineer, and
threatened them with instant death if
they attempted TO start the train. A
squad of them then passed through the
train, and every man found with Il
musical instrument was marched ont
onto the platform. When all were cor
raled, a bottle Of whisEey was produced,
and each man compelled to drink. They
then ordered the band to play, which
was complied with, first giving them
Yankee Doodle, followed with the Star
Spangled Banner, and Home, Sweet
Home. AT the conclusion of each piece,
the C. BIS cheered Justify, and fred oil
their guns.
At the conclusion Of the concert they
mounted their horses, their being abou.
fifty in all, and left. Officers are pur,
suit,
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eoEsA ~ peoplA ore G.H oy- Oh the ~loo.out
E+.5sans, for 'hanccs 20 increase their ram-
80 sxT IS iayS ~, III tiWe trCulrt wealthy.
~ 30 L.. thhSt who do not improve Their %
?ortunjtics remain in poverty. We o0"r
II great chance Ia make money We want
many men. women. boys aui aud girls ~ work
p rs riGht in their ov ~ localities. Any one cln
Go rLr word: properly iom Tie Efs, start. The
business viii pay Mo"" t'iNn ten tines ordina"y
wdgcs. Expensive outfits Glr!shod tree. No
Oge WHO engage, fails TO make money rHpi"ly.
ioU can devote your Who'll, tire Ia TIE work. o"
only yrir spare montltS. Fun in'orinatloti and
g., t3t Is needed sent free. A1ifess STI:;sVN &
CO., Portland, Maine
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Disfyic. Officers
y. y Lapd or

tudge-Hon. William L Chufch-
Attornsy-A. ]. PlowmAys.
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Nast's Cartoons Suppressed.

New York Letter: Naat i. in .hc
dumps. The true inwardness of his
trouble with George William Curtis,
editor Of Harper's Weekly, has never
come to light, but certain it is that the
worlds greatest tartoonist finds no place
for his sketches in the paper his genius
made famous. His contract with the
Harpers is for $4,000 4 year for life,
and he draws $500 every quarter with
unfaltering regularity. / understand
that he sends his sketches TO lIarper>
promptly every Monday afternoon, and
they are as promptly put in a dark
pigeon-hole. The IIarpers will not use
them, nor will they give up the contract,
and hence Artist Mast is in a queer
position. He is now acting as secretary
Of the Mann Boudoir Car omnany
with an Office on Cortlandt street, near
Broadway. His friends say lie is nm
happy and aging very fast. Funny,
isn't it. that a man with $4,000 "A year
for life should be unhappy. If some
people had the earth, and it fenced in
with blrb.wire, they would still be un.
happy.
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County Officers.

kegister-J. p Lrse DeadwoCf.
R~eceiver-E. p. Chsmplin, Deadwood.
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N1TicE OF fiNAi- pn0GF
ofJohn NJ. Ecnton. u. S, No. 1923

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U. S. LAND OFFICE. ~nrAiWoor. y. 7. }
November Is, 1873. !
Notice r. hereby given tina. the folio" in@ nam
ed settler has h.cd notice o. hiS intention g.
max final proOfn support Of h!a claim, GlI
that said proof will be lnale before ;hc RrEiS;2!
and Receiver at Dcalnood, Uak on n%ccemG'!
-, 1853. VIZ:
John NJ Il,nton d s. No. 1925 for The SHIN.
or see 81 and shfuw qr s"c - t. : : range Sc,
tie names the follow ~" witnesses t. iunVc H.
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.,
said land, viz:
&. - Green, !. =. Shepard, Charles Zoe, Char
les Sircator of Hot Spr."gs, =.
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