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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-29
IFrom Tuesday, D.ily.l
BALNAGUNDI.

He's a comm! He's bigi. Hos 90
two taiisil!
Ed Hams teams to-day loaded 81.
600 feet of lumber for Peltier & Co.,
and will pull out for Tusearora in III.
morning.
An exchange speaks Of a CRIMSON.
red color. which naturally creates a
hankering for a squirt at a crimson.
green. and Is suggestive Of that specific
fore" shoulder tina, we lead about.
There has been troubls n. Statfor,
over the employment OF three China.
men by the Onondaga upou
their mine. the white miners DRIVING
them away, who in turn were dis.
charged ~ the company.
The Salt Lake Tribune. Que Of our
most valued exchanges. fails TO reach
this Office Of lave. What's the matter?
What have we done. or wha, have, "a.
not done. OF is it the fault Of the
mail NJ monkey Speak up loud.
The Examiner says President Arthur
will visit Sau Francisco during Con
claye week, The I~rirnniaI Couclay-
have decided to give "a ball Augu-, 10th.
Tickets So Complimentary ticket,
will be isSged to Knights outside Of tn.
Jurisdiction Of California.
At the close Of the great Iutoi nation
al rifle match at Wimbledon, Saturday.
the Iitish team was declared winner
by 40 points. The Americans were
ahead in the 500 ynrd range, but fell!
behind in the go and lOJp-yard shoot
ins.
: memorial 10 Governor Stonrman
j. being circulated in California, ask
ing that the Legislature be convened
IN extra session for tn- purpose Of re-
moving from uiica Railroad Commits
g:oners Humphrey, and Carpenter, for
dercIlctrou OF duty.
Tusc.Toya News: at is reported
her" that a mine at Columbia. owned
10y - Robertson" Mr.. Murray and
Nus. Dni1y. hA n ledge ten feet in
width, fifty feet from the surface, the
average assays from which is SISJ per
ton. II l. further reported that there is
ors enough in sight to keep tho mill
running Tor q year. The ccodut are
doubles, exaggerated, tut there - ra-
s.u 60 b hrNe tLt the mine ALLUDED To-
Is - very vAut6l" property. From pres.
rnt uppr.Iun:rs. CUlumbia will soon
como To tho font a. q Gullion-pro-
daeIuS district Of more than ordinary
m,gis."
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From Friday. Daily.
sALMAouNDl.

Departed by stage this morning: IA
Banks. Indian Jim. Arrived tais syen-
inh: N Dslbanco. Frank Leon.
.'one-hAlf Of the world don't know
how the other half livo!" exclaimed .
gossiping woman. "oh. well,'' said
her neighbor. "don't worry about n.
'tisn't your fault If they dom, know"
The weather to-day has been threat.
ening, plenty of thunder and buster, bu,
like the p~ig-shearing process, the wool
was triiing compared with the outcry.
A lew "teaspoonfuls Of IA n fell. how
ever.
A freight train With one passenger
coach, on.the WEbssh was ditchei near
Lawson, Tuesdsy. or seven passen-
gers one was killed aud the rest scri-
ously injured.
The Lower House Of the Georgia
Legislature on "Wednesday. un-
seated d. p. Proctor, white. seating
Anthony Wilson. eolorod, IN his stead,
by a vote of 81 to 6l.
Governor Adams late appointment
to the Storey County Board of Com
m~issioners. has had the effect Of pro-
ducins radical changes among APP
pointive officers.
A son of General o. C. Ord has gone
to New York to arrange for the dispos-
al OF his fathers remains, which cam
not be brought from Havana before the
cold weather sets in.
Work has been resumed in the 900
n 0 levels Of Grand Prize and the
500 level east of ArEsnta. The ledge in
tue drift going south in Grand Prize
on the 400 level is improving us il is
extended south.
Near Nanticoke, Penn, Tuesday eve
ming, n crowd Of women broke into n
ring where a prize fight between a cou-
pie Of men was in progress. and brand.
ishing knives and pistols, broke up the
sport.
S. Jacobs, OF Reno, has been awarded
the contract for making the new uui
form suits for the railroad employees
Sack suits for brakemen will cost S3s,
and frock suits for conductors will cost
$40.
The ravages Of cholera in Egypt CON
tinue undated, the number OF deaths at
Cairo alone reaching as high as 3G7 in
twelve hours. Advices from London
are that quarantine is now enforced
against all vessels from infected ports.
1t is estimated that there will be full.
ly five thousand Sir Knights from the
East at the Triennial Conclaye of
knights Templar in August. The
Mounted Commandery from Coviugton.
Kentucky, will bring their horses, all
coal black, with them.
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Ap Equine Wonder.

An Idaho correspondent Of the Og-
den Pilot spins tha, journal the follow.
ing TALL woody yarn:
Last week, Messrs. Charles and Irr
Parks, while hunting stock in the Gas,
STA Creek hills, Cass'a county, Idaho,
noticed a horse. which, in endeavorina
to approach 1t to examine the brand,
they noted the fact that when chasing
the animal mp hill, when pushed close,
1t quickly turned down hill, and in.
stead of taking its regular motion, its
gait resemblei that of a man going
down "A deep descent on snow shoes.
Instead Of the rocking gait which a
horse would naturally take, its motion
was simply a gliding one, such as q
snow.shocr would assume when in
transit.
Their curiosity being aroused, they
persistentiy followed him for two days.
his flectness keeping them at a distance
until nightfall Of the second day, when
they got sufficiently near to bring nim
to the ground with a w~ell-ainied shot
from a Iife. An inspection OF this
wonder Revealed the fact that its hoof.
measured the almost incredible length
OF seven feet. The body otherwise re-.
sembled that Of Il perfectly formed
horse.
Strange MS that may appear 10 the
reader, u IL vopched for rs a fact by
tho allowed named gentlemen, whose
truthfnlness and veracity are above re,
pronch."
II Old John Robinson could only
have secured that snow.shod quadru,
ped and mounted his feminine mon,
sirosity from the wilds of Cherry Creek,
his ten big tents would havo beer
wholly inadequate to the accommoda
ton Of the highly moral people who
would have rushed to gazo upon th,
paralyzing wonders.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-29

The Democratic State Convention
assembled at Lynchburg, Wednesday,
evory county in the State being fully
represented. The platform opposes any
increase Of taxation, directly or indi-
rectly; opposes any further agitation OF
the State debt question; adyoca.es the
unconditional and immediate abolition
OF the internal revenue system-a nurs-
cry OF spies and informers, a menace 10
freedom Of elections, aud an intolerable
burden on taxpayers; fsvors tariff for
revenue. limited to the necessities OF
the Government economically adminis-
tered and so adjusted in its application
rs to prevent unequal burdens, o tariff
tina, will encourage productive interests
at home and afford a Just compensation
to labor. but not TO create or fostor mo-
noPolies; pledges the Democracy of
Virginia to the continued support OF
the public school system, until every
child in the Commonwealth, OF what.
WV Sb'oiI my StCuIO tue OehShhb VI
free education; opposes mixed schools
and the placing Of colored trustees or
teachers over white ohildroD; faYors
the preservation Of separate school Or
ganization for tho two races; demands
real civil servicee form, making merit
the best official witness, and TO exclude
the loathsomo system which BELTS only
the minions Of tyranis, which is at war
with every principle Of honor, manii-
ness and Republican freedom. The
final resolution OF tho platform or.
raigned ia tho strongest terms tho nd.
ministration Of National and State az
fairs, specially between tho President
and WIN. Malone, After the adoption
OF Tho platform the convention adj
journed until Thursday.
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From Saturdays Daily.
bALNAGUSDI.

Departed by stage this morning: "
j. Urton. Bishop Whitaker.
Elko Lodge. No. IS. /. o. o. T.. riil
hold its regular session at Odd Fellows
Hall Mt s O'Clock this evening.
Governor Trill-. accompanied by his
family, passed through here on their
TAy eastward by the tram last evening.
The Governor is on his way to attend
the exposition at Denver City.
The cause Of the unusual commotion
Mt the house of Hoffman, out 1T Trl
lion, this morning. is msdo known in
another column OF this paper. It's u
boy. and CHARLEY EisenJerg-who
came ia early this morniug-says Gu,
Is as happy a man MS a~nyhody's daddy
ever VAS.
Nine light thimLle-skriu Wagons. FOR
the Indian Il, servation at Duck Val
ley. arrived here from the East 10y Tram
To-day. They were manufactured at
SeNASSbS hatA'Shu. huN hic INlll1Ltl
with the celebrated gra.shoPpcr brake.
About four tons Of aboriginal supplies,
consisting Of mess pork, bacon, sat.
mustard, coffee. rice. syrup. etc. etc,
which ave been uccumulat!ug at the
TnilIoHi Har, house, Utl be loaded uu
Jho aforesaid wagons aud conveyed to
their destination.
Colonel sanford aud Captain Car
passed through by the train last even
ing from Font Hall, cH to Winu~Hucca,
whore they rutaLd clO.iug NJ tu'Ir con-
tracts Tor cayalry horses los the season,
to-day. Tie purchases mndu by these
officers for The Goyrrumcnt, during the
past lew weeks. has amounted to suus
sum Of money. which his been well
distributed, principally through the
eastern part Of the Stale. The gentle
men m,ntiuued will return by the
regular lain 'his evening.
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The latsst reports from ~ EAnlh
dicats thar the striking 4saegraoA -
orators will maintain thair AAaihnio -
ward. The Western UAioa o.. - 49,
ths tarous interference sAA ~ 49,
ness interests Of the country o-soaisasa
by the unjust course OF tAatconpaay 4
having the eject OF AnousinG : slIit
that will hold them legally responah1s
for damages sustained by sAson a
their refusal to aecede 70 the rsasoua-
BILE demands Of the operAkors. he
New York Board Of AidsSaa have op-
ened the ball by passing . resolution
Of sympathy with the Telegraph striksrs
n demanding that the companies Be
compelled by the State authodtiss.
through fssai process. to restore ana
maintain the prompt transmission a
messages.
@. L. Fuller. Of Philadelphia, has al
SO begun ave civil suits against the
company for refusing to transmit mes
sages for him under the ordinary print.
ed conditions.
A compromise has been effected Le-
tween the brotherhood and the Aneri.
can Rapid Telegraph company. the eon-
ditions Of which are: An advance Of
ten per cent on salaries: extra pay for
all work done over eight hours for day.
aud seven hours for hight. and extra
pay for all Sunday work.
A special meeting OF the Philadsl-
phiA Maratime Exchange. to consider
the interruption to business by the tel
e%Graphers strike. has been called for
to-day.
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Mrs " X Williams. Tu-carora.
I Co-leti, Luuo " uuiuju.
Wm Mitchell. Huntington.
\ McGrrgDr. Red DluT, Cal.
y J. Brown, Huntingdon.
W NJ Rank, Ogd.u.
Mr. Yves johnson AMI child, Toauo
Annie Jensen, VI rilur.
J. JcTrc,i, Kansas.
W VI Pntt ,Tsor, Wells.
l. l. Rogers, Philadelphia.
& > J Lu-nt, Georgia.
MIs y 1 johnson, "
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Lecture ut Freeman Hall ro-migh

Mrs. NJ. Il. I~Iolyoke, n prominent ad-
vocate in the cause Of temperance. will
de liver n lecture upon that subject at
Freeman Hall, this evening. beginning
at 8 o'clock.
The Advancement OF the noble
cause is the self imposed mission
of the lady. who has devoted years TO
its PRONUNCIATION in every quarter Of the
United States. Mrs. Holyoke has the
no~togTaphic Endorsement Of many prom
iueni men in bo.h the East aud West,
aud is very generally eutogizsd by the
press as n gifted and effective worker
in the lecture field.
The lady animated to us that from II
cnrsory glance at the physical sur
rouudings, she was led TO suspect that
the town is rather a tough formation in
which to sink tho doctrines Of temper.
hnce; nevertheless. she will attack the
bedrock Of intemperanco with the dy.
Mantle Of sound sense aud logical argu.
ment, until the most skeptical is con.
vipced. We advise everybody to go and
: listen to the lady.
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PreprrcJ To Go A-II>hinS.

Charley FrO,lich. Joe RI-custD.k.
aud several Others have boen pteptrinc
Tor = fishing excursion Tor several DAYS
past, and NJ Tomorrow IA the dny ON
which they set forth. an account u
kiocL was taken this evening, mad
Charley having boon appointed chief
commi,sary. was this evening thus in
~terrUsaled by Joe:
Got n buatI"
Yes"
And n ,cnil"
Got engaged"
Nine dozen OF BEER
Yes"
"Any biscuiti'
"a whole sack"
"Cignrsf"
Hundreds OF en-"
''whiskey?"
Lots Of IL"
Canned meGls?'
Certainly"
Lots Of beer2'
"Of course
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From Thursday. Daily.
ISALMAGuNDl.

Allen Psnrod arrived in town from
Iaiand Mountain last evening.
wrs. wsiland aud daughter are down
from the station. visiting friends in
town.
Hi Stoker's teams went out this
morning. loaded with lumber for Rail
road District.
Arrived by Stage last evenings: Mrs
Mart Smith. Departed this morning:
Bell Rogers. Rosa Rogers. one China.
man.
Tho Phoebe Record regards az
cents per pound-present price in that
mArket-As an extremely low figure for
grain.
1t Is stated that the celebration of
the gath inst. in Utah, was for some
reason an unusually tame ufair-al-
most rs tame rs our celebration Of th.
Fourth.
Ourirg he vacation, the Trustees
are having the public school building
put IN thorough repair. Brown Il
Gooding are painting. kalsominiug aud
otherwise Identifying the building.
j. p. Edor has sold his dwelling
house to w. I. Smith, aud will take his
family to California about the 9Th Of
next mouth. where they will remain
with Mrs. Eiof's mother for some
time. Mr.. Edof will return to Elko.
Secretary FoIger decides that the
HILL investigating Committee caunot 90
to Chicago. but has telegraphed the
Collector Of that port to send on the
witnesses IL the Government employ,
aud ask the others il they will com il
their expenses are paid.
The wster-jacket furnace for Bullion,
Railroad District. shipped by Edward
Reilly from San Francisco, including Il
large fan. arrived here to-day on two
fuli-loaded fiat cars. The furnace is of
the most approved pattern, aud will be
a veGy valuable acquisition to the
camp.
Ex-Congressman Dezendorf. now in
Washington, has written n letter ac-
cepting the Chairmnuship Of the vIr-
Ginia Republican State Central Com
mittee. He denouncrs Malone aud his
readjnster followers. and predicts their
Overthrow ~ the hands OF the straight
Republicans of Virginia.
Governor Crittenden and party left
Jefferson City, Mo. Monday. on u trip
to Salt Lake City and other places ia
Utah. Last week, in anticipation Of his
departure, he wrote a letter to the Po-
lice Board Of St. Louis, which was read
at the executive session. 1t informs
that body. or the City Counsellor, that
TIE license law having been declared
constitutional by the Supreme Court,
must and shall be enforced.
Tue Rev. Mr. HAYS, Of California.
will deliver IA religious discourse at the
church On Sunday evening next. at s
O'Clock. ME. Haws is n member OF the
anti-polygauny branch If the Church OF
L"itrr-day Saints, and was one Of the
earliest white settlers in the Territory
Of Nevada.
Miss Lizzie Hough arrived here from
B'ow'we by the train last evening.
Her fa.LeT. who was injured by a fall
from his horse out at the ranch, was
brought into town, and We are glad TO
announce, is rapidly recovery from the
effects Of the fall.
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Th. Far,ner and De.Isr.

Mr.. II. Ayres, OF the Farmer aud
Deader. a paper devoted to agriculture,
published in San Francisco, has been
very successful in ~canvassing for sub
scribers in the agricultural valleys Of
this county during the past few days.
Tho paper has q largo circulation
throughout tho Coast and also east Of
the Rockies. and its low subscription
price places it within the reach Of all
interested in agriculture and farming
machinery. Mr.. Ayres' paper was es-
tablished in 1876. has made a reputa-
ton, and has steadily advanced as q
paying enterprise. to the present day
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Dan iIrndlry. who WA brought In
from Mound valley last evening, Is
stopping at the lIumbulft lodging
house. and il getting along Gomforta
bly,. being able to get about with q cano
and take his regular refreshments.
IIendloy states that ho has been
working for Oliver Rife. on his
ranch: that the fracns in which he was
wounded wus solely ascribublc to n too
FREQ indulgence in ianglr-lcg whisky,
md that his senses were 40 brfudlIcd
at the time that he has mo- distinct rec.
objection OF the details Of the rural
fucliOn.
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Running

The hosting works At the Grand
Prize shaft, says the Tuscarora News.
are in running order and the whistle
sounded for the first timo at noon yea:
terday. One Of the cages, which is in
the water. will be taken mp to-day. and
as room MS II ID raised bois,ing will be
commenced from tho 500 ami coo foot
levels. The water is about 20 feet be.
low the COO, aud as no pumping will DO
necessary the machinery is amply sui.
Gcient 10 accomplish oil tho necessary
work. Active operations will be TO.
sumed In both the Prize and Argenta.
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DroII mud ComIeaI Curlositrcs.

John Robinson says everybody amt
alike, but the great majority OF human
ity like n little fun occasionally, aud
desiring to put all who witness the
grand aud gorgeous street parade in q
good humor, he has provided a great
number OF droll and funny features,
which have proved a great success.
Tho amusing antics OF the trick don
keys aud droll looking Mexican burros,
the unusual sight Of trained cats, dogs
aud goats ~prhnoing about. tho laughter
raising efforts OF tho decorated clowns
aud morry.makors, aud the hugo char.
acter heads, furnish an u%uending source
Of morriment to the spectators. Our
rendors who Nro fond Of laughter will
have an abundance Of IL when they visit
John Robinson's ten big new shows
combined 10 Elko.
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Notice Is hereby gwen that the FIRM
OF Hanks & iirooks. hotel keepers at
Wells, Nevada, Is this dny dissolved 10y
mutual consent. W. J. Hanks will col
leot all bills due said firm. aud will pay
all just claims against tho same.
W. J. HhSRs.
O. W. BRoaRa.
Wells, Nevada, July IL, 1889.
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Henry Hip, OF Ward, White Pine
county, caInc mp from PAts'ir. where
hcnruvcd by the L. y 2. train, by tn"
c. 7. express last evening, to meet his
way to the coast by the wc-t.boumi
train, duo 80 mint Z later. Henry -
looking fresh and hearty AZ ever, and
pressed TIA" hall hour urtwaem the ar
rival and departure u the trains In
Sinking hands with bis old ~acquGin.
thucos. After dining with his mother
nui sister, Mr.. HIP accompanied them
on thuir Iuutc westward.
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H1tel Arrivals.

WI Urtom, Tu4ctfora.
. NJ whitaker. Virginia City.
Mrs Rood. Michigan.
II NJ Grant. San Francisco.
En- GoOdulc. Star.
A RtbouIc, Lamoillc.
Mrs y lloIcOmb, Mo.
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The Footlight says: John s. Kaneen,
although appointed Commissioner by
Governor Adams as a Democrat, acted
with the Republican end of the route in
the Commissioners meeting to day.
The Democratic member of the Board
had no voice in the proceedings.
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A @ Dorsey, Fort Hallock.
J McCloud.
Mrs Drwa aud child, Montana.
Scion Orr.
jose NJ. S~oberanea. Halleck.
) huTnmnnu, New York.
III Ayers. San Francisco.
Mrs NJ B Holyoko. California.
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Ea,r.y No,,ce.

Taken up by tho undersigned near
OteRa, O. Z. Il. r., one medium sized
so'rcl marc mule, very old, branded II
on right shoulder; also branded on
both hips, but very dim. For further
particulars inqniro AZ Browns wood
ranch, Independence valley.
W. ). BRowS.
July 10, 1888.
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Warner & Go. received to-day from
White Plains two onrlonds Of salt for
@. W. Pol,icr 4 Co., OF Tuscarorn. Tho
fast freight also took out 10000 pounds
OF merchandise for thn, locality.
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n. Defiance arrived hore from Win.
u"mucc 10y the train last evening, aud
pissed n few hours very pleasantly
amuug his oll.iimc Elko friends. lie
went on for TuEcnrorn and Cornuc pin
by the stage this morning. and will Ia
absent In tho northern part Of the
county FOR several days.
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Eight colored persons. while crossing
the James river, Va, Monday. to OF.
tend a prayer meeting on the other
side. were drowned by the oapsizing Of
the boat. The event would have been
more significant had they been going to
q circus,
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An attempt was mado Tuesday night
to burglarizo tho store Of Wagner &
Co., at Ogden. The Pilot says that a
front and rear door we're broken open,
and q hnlf.inch hole. thrco quarters Of
mn inch deep had boco bored nenr the
combination lock Of. the safe, when the
burslats were probably frightened
away,
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Daniel Z. Callahan, Treasurer OF
Sacramento county. on being informed
that his accounts were short, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself in the
heart. His shortage only amounted to
a little over 81 900, and was caused by
carelessness in tho keeping Of his &C.
counts. Callahan was q Democrat.
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July 10. 1888.
EatraN.

Came TO my ranch on North Fork Of
Humboldt, about ten days ago, three
horses, branded Ill with quarter circle
above. Their owner Is requested 10
prove property and take the stock
away. l.. WEST.
July IL, 1889.
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xElls-flRGo End STAGE co. BUSINESS
, HOURS.

casIhess hours Ia Wells, Farro A. Co .,,i
the u: ;. Stage onice, at the Depot Hotel. wifi
be as follows, until further notice;
hornlns-From o;& tos, aud nom 9 to l.
Evepng--From l to s. and rom . to =
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II. II. Mckinley will give n grand
aoirco Mt freeman Hall in this place on
Saturday, August g.. Tickets $3.50; la
dies FREQ.
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Tho Board OF Regents OF tho STATE
University meet tomorrow and impor.
.Snt business will DO transacted.
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G Barton, Reno.
l. II wardwell, Moore's.
d Hank. Halieck.
VIM Hank,
II A Young, Pleasant.
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DEPARTED by stage ibis p,rnipg: Mrs
W X Williams Annie benson. l. II
Mead, + Jetreii, Mrs Brooks, N Del.
banco.
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Hotel Arrivals.

IIrs y Il Sessions. Eureka.
Al Gwiuuip null wife, "
Max Ohrrfoilcr, san Francisco.
~ Ayr,s,
Vim Huttis. r. Hnllcok.
W 4 Craunr, TuscrrOra.
J w Powell.
MrsEW Schrner.
Bishop whitaker,