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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

a Wilcox, ARR u dispatch of the
lG.h says: G,neml Crook and staff
reached here this morning. Colonel
. Bildle aud Ii. uteBaLt Forsytho arrive
TO morrow with Tho Mex'cau women
rescued from the Arrches. The women
will proceed to Tucson. The War De.
pIitiueut did 20, Prohibit General
Erook Gsos-ulS into Mexico. What 1t
did do MAS To caution h.m TO adhere
rlHsely to the Iruis q The treaty ia any
crossing of the tire he might have Ia
make. No ob,IacI,s we're thrown in
Crooks way by tEo Mexican authori-
!;cs. Ca the contrary Crook sp. AXIS in
tle tsrinS al GcnersI Scarbr,
JHI,ri, Governor TOrrso, uud all oth' =
officers hS met ia sonora. They re-
ceiysi him III tic most Losp!l .bIc
manner. AM assured him that il tue
tails were followed Iuto Mexico iley
would cO-or,r-tr mo-! heartily. Ia like
the GovTI5r OF CLiluaLu,.
Mayor z miriam. a-l al Others were
very anxious 10 lgt 40 cal TO the Chit
ienhut trouble. Wau IA troops reached
tie McSicnn iowas Of Bovaspro, DAst.
10, H-achiqsi, aui ~ Miguel, the in
hHbiianis turned ovi en- masse and
Eave th,m o .ruo,t cordial w,lccwe.
Guides Wcre II rrL show the nearest
paths to Tie noun as. Captain Craw-
ford, with The Iul,lu ,c0uts aud iour
comPani 5 o: c|ara!ry. Is marching with
the C~Liricahuas ngr;A 10 the agency.
General Crook rays IN regard 10 the
disposition to be ia,de Of the surren-
dtred hostil,s, iho mGnas mont Of the
Indians while Oh tlgir reserv ten is OF
Hrcatr importance { az people imag
inc. II t4cy can be put upon the San
Carlos VII re 5000 suspicious eye
Will constantly watch them, the danger
nf another outiTtak Wal bol.ss than il
they were at a n Sci AVIATION 10y them
selves, YLesG IN id.cuess they might
hatch out mischief and dsyiltry; and
that 1t costs 'ess - feed than to Ggl.t
them is inaontroysrtiJle. Another axi-
ON Is that we must fight all the injiau5
we 9winllo. II they cdnuot CT corr
they will get cartridges.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Rev. ID. I. Jenkins. jr., Saturday
morning killed Rev. ]. Lane Borden,
President OF Mansfield College,
Georgia. Rev. Borden had seduccd a
young lady friend of jenkins. lie
used n revolver and feed five or six
shots. One Of the shots took effect in
BVrden's leg, one in the heart, sha;ter-
ing his watch; one in lie forehead,
just between the eyes. II, lived about
two hours, bat never spoke. The great
est excitement prevails, but Jenkins
has tho sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty. jenkins and his brother. C. L.
jenkins, who VAS present, surrendered
to the Sheriff.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Johnson Sides informs a Gazette re-.
porter that it is not probable that a
chief will be elected this year, ms Ii,
PiuteE canuot agree on a successor To
old winnemuccn. The v~arions captains
will exercise the functions Of chief an I
dispose OF oil the extra rntious ob,aina-
bio. Johnson says tho story OF the Pi.
utes anil Baunocks going on tho war.
path in Harvey valley is all m%oonshinc,
but IL they really wanted TO 90 10 war
they could put 500 we'll armed warriors
In the field in n few days. and make il
very hot for Uncle Sam. He says the
Pintes are murh better Aghiers than
tho Apnchos. The proof o! this is that
many years ago the Arizona Indians
invaded this section in large numbers
aud were mercilcssIy slaughtered
hardly one Of them escaping. aud from
That day to this, they have kept their
distance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Yesterday vas another exciting dny
on Change at Chicago. A dispatch
says the condition OF affairs has been
very much strained. The great trailing
has changed over somewhat from pro-
visions to wheat md corn; and failures
which haye occurred in all lines. have
caused suspiciop AM unsteadiness to
attach to mauy Of tho heavier firms.
Fluctuations In all tho markets have
been sharp and rapid, aud specuIntors
have in consequence, been calling In
discriminatory for margins. One fail.
uro was announced during the fore
noon. that OF Tearge. Stewart & Co..;
reported long IN wheat AID lard. All
mnrketS M to noon displayed signs Of
%weakneEs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24


In tho Hill investigation, yesterday,
Murch swore that during the time no
was employed or tho Philadelphia
building. both as jonrnsymnn stone.
cutter md foreman in dressing grau-
tie, fifteen per cent Of tho contract was
inferior, with this OF DIX Island Granite
Company. Men were Instructed NJ to
the length OF time they should occupy
emitting each stouo. The s]uperintend.
ent made estimates. and " n man fin.
.ished q particular stone in less time,
ho was kept jobbing until the estimated
time expired. Witness worked about
40 days upon one stone md believed
that he could have dono Tho xorl in
forty or nifty days. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

After the shooting Of Rev. j. l.. Bor.
den by Rev. s. Jenkins in Alabama a
few days ago. District Attorney Small
wrote TO John S. Butler. father of the
young lady whose name Is involved in
the matter. giving him particulars Of
the tragedy and tho alleged cause, be-
ing tho ruin Of his daughter. Butler re-.
piled: ''fberc is not ono word Of truth
In The charge you refer to; / regret very
much that JenkinH took up such IN
idea. My daughter says she said moth
Ing to Mr. jenkins from which he could
possible mfr anything Of the Kind"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

s~:I-shooter Jack VAS Kidd at Gr;re
Greek. sixty miles from Haley, a, r.
N Friday morning, by a 5 led by
L. L. Cunningham snl Ms. vaic,in. of
Montina. jack was orlerSi to throw
MP his hauds. He rachel for his guns
with both hands, and died ia Eve min
n,es. warhe!i is in Haley j ali: be vas
brought in next morning. HIrkusss'
w~hor=sLolis are not knOEn- The posse
ihat left Hsil'y ON Thurslay morning
came up with the outlaws the same
might. shadow th,m on Friday morn
ing aud surrounded Them while in bed.
There " re six meu in the outlaws
party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

kstT, counsel in the Star route cnse
when asked how the Republicans In
Wellington regard the break down of
the prosecution begun under The btc
Administration. replied; "Tbero mr..
not any Garfield Republicans IN Wash
ingtoni all bow to the present regime.
II mnSt bo said, however. that some. az
these Who were once beloved by Dorsey
had tho discretion or good taste no, 10
join in the orgies with which the Yer
dict was celebrated. Nothing since tho
days NJ Nero has oIcellcd tho dobnnob
Of Thursday afternoon and night. I
va" personally insultcd In the streets.
lathe Ebbc.' House anybody could ve,
drunk who cared to take the trouble.
IL was a day Of dsbaacb, 10 DO remcm.
0eTed by The citizens Of thp Capital
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Early Tuesday morning, The English
dam Of the Hilton Hydraulic Mining
Company, Mt nevada, California, con.
tanning ESQ, OOO, 600 cubic foet Of water,
broke. and the water went rushing
down the channel Of the Middle Yuba
in nm Irresistible food, sweeping away
everything in its path. The roar of
the rushing water could he heard for
miles distant. Those who witnessed
the break say that the surface of the
river was fully 100 feet higher than ut
low water marx. Along the banks Of
the river. there lived the Il csc broth
ors, an old man named William Shcr
wood, and about twenty Chiuumcu.
There fate il IN doubt. II Is not knuwn
# they managed to cssrpe or not. Free
mans toll bridge. between North Slu
Juan and CamptonvilIe. although -
miles below where the dam broke. was
washed away as II il had been made OF
Paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

The rrurkee Republican Of last Sat-
uriHy snys: About two weeks ago n
newly married couple arrived from Re-
no and registered at the Truckee Ho-
tel rs J. A.. Davis and wife. The groom
was well dressed and pot on considera-
ble style. His wife is not more than
sixteen or seventeen years Of age. nun
il quite small, and innocent aud child.
like In her appearance. When the bill,
for n weeks bonri was pr, sented t.
MI. Davis, he caudidly confessed h.,
had no money. and they were com.
PEELED TO seek rooms elsewhere. Mrs.
Davis said that her husband wanted
her TO go into q house Of prostitution OH
Jibboom street, md rnrn money to
support him. but this she refused 10
do. Finally ho got her into nn opium
den and dragged her. and in this con
dition sho was taken uyuI on the bncx
street nud has been th0ro owl sncp.
and DAVIS il nov enabled 10 lend the
lie Of n gentleman. lie should
be tnrrci and fcaiherol and rode out Of
town on a rail. We greatly mistake th.
people 81 Truckcc, II, after knowing
the particulars in tbs case, they allow
this ching" who siinka Ia tho nos
'riis OF all even halfway resprc,nbI,
people. to disgrace the town with his
presenpo another day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

In the criminal court Monday morn
ing. Reredell appeared, accompanied
By Merrick and Kerr. Judge wylie
asked l;er, dell II lie wish, d 10 withdraw
his Plea of guilty of conspiracy 10 the
S~iar-rcute case. HerrdeIl answered in
the affirmative. Under the circum-
sinnc' g." snid Judge Wylic, the court
has DO hesitation in allowing that 10 be-
done. Ono man cannot be guilty of
conspiracy. The jury has acquitted the
others. and that is enough" The court
directed the clerx to enter a noHe prose.
and Rcredell left. After the organiza-
ton Of jurics for the Juno term, Kerr
called mp the case against VIM. Pitt
Kellogg, charged with receiving money
in connection with mil CONTRACTS while
in the S mate,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Cam" 10 the johnson ranch on Cnpe
rohd June 18Th. three grldings. de.
scrIbed rs follows: One sorrcl three
y'nr-old horse colt branded INV on TIL
left hip. Ono small bay horse white
lace aud feet. aud branded y ON ia.
left shoulder. One hay horse. thrr.
years old. branded " Gu left shoulder
and w on left hip an: - (rond brand 3
On right thigh. The owm"r il rau.r
I'd to prove property, ply chrrg.s a d
take away the property. J.. WEST.
Johnson's ranch. Cop" X al.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Tho portions Of human remains
found In n Philadelphia Louso occu.
pied by DR.. Hathaway, we've examined
at tho o%oroncr's oGico by a physician.
and the collection pronounced fm,al
bones bo expressed tho opinion that
'hey arc probably tho remains of n
dozen bnh!cs. Tho authorities will
make nn examination Of another dwell.
ing on Sixth stree. recently occupied
ny the doctor, and IL is thought IL will
prove to DO n charncl house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
MAUDLIN KY-MPAruY

II Is o stated that Minor WATSON.
the ~def"uiting assistant Paypaster,
notwithstanding the high tone" with
which he has been accredited, ia not
above disclosing the names Of gentle.
men in Galveston with whom he had
gatnbled. and il is said that by threats
OF exposure OF their names n specier
oil black.mail-the noun Of Wassou's
deficit has been made Up, although tn,
greater part OF the money spent by the
military hero was probably s~qrandered
IN fast living. The result Of the DELHI
erations Of the Court-Martial has no,
yet been given to the public. but such
heightened labor IL likely to bring
forth a mouse. and it will be a matter
Of very general surprise il the gAllan,
Major IS not retired upon q liberal
Government ~pension--if retired ut all
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Rumors have been floating about in
political circles for some time past to
tho eff ct that there was to be q love
feast to celebrate n ~r,cOucil alton be-
tween tho President and the HIlf
Breeds. the terms OF which had been
finally Arranged whom General Arthur
visited New York at the openins Of the
bridge. Tho sudden change Of tone in
tho Tribune and in kindred papers
gives color 10 this report, which is
strengthened by the open discomfort Of
Stnl~nrts who havo heretofore stood
near to tho President. but who foel that
their company IL IL, longer cherished
ns IL c a The name Of General
Arthur will go before tho next Repub-
leap RationRl Convention, unl-ss dc
velopmonts should take n new turn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Since receiving a CARLOAD dirrcI from
the E"si. OF the renowned Scblrl beer.
M'sSrS. IscclLaTt X Froolich ARE now
prepared to furnish ut Who'll, sale T.
TIA ir patrons Nnh the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than ev'r. Ia b TIA flavor
aud quality, this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
all who have sampled it will cheeiiulIy
attest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

The Eureka Sentinel states that
George II. Hill. who was wounded hy
Dick Guibrrsrn, has 50 far recovered at
the hospital in San Francisco as to be
able 10 return to Eureka shortly. So
the report Of Hills death. some time
"go, appears to have been premsilre.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Going to join tho Knights Of Pyth.
inS. are yon.1 We'll. l sny you Amt.
You already have Mason nights and
Odd Fellow nights aud A. o. u W.
nights. and Y. NJ. O. A. nights. and
Mechanics Union nights. mud now Won
want " night Of Pytbi"s. do you7 I say
Jou sbonti and. Topnoody. II yon want
to lodge with mo, you had better take
Que night on for a Topnooiy night. or
this lodge will be closed I'll further or.
defs' Do you iumble7" Topnoody
'umblcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

The Pilot IL informed that on Jniy /
tho Utah Northern trains leaving Og.
den will run direct 10 Butte. md that
passengers will DO carried by specinl
local train between Deer Lodge and
Butte. Through passenger trains will
alSo run from Granger to HALEY on tho
oregon Shot. Line. Passengers will
probably have the privilege Of travelling
via Ogden or Granger. ut same rates.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
\ 100000 Pre- Ia salt LnL. city

The particulars Of = destructive ire
III Salt Lake City, about IL O'Clock
"Wednesday night, arc furnished by the
Tribune. The fire started in C~Iawson's
wagon depot, aud quickly commuui.
Gated to Snvngr's Ant Gallery and the
old Council House, which were both a
mass Of flames in an Incredibly short
space of tine. To add to the i'll fortune,
the hremen were out Of town, being on
an excursion TO Black Rock. But the
reserve force, with the aid Of yoluu-
teeTs. after some delay got out the en-.
gine and started a stream on the flames.
Walkers Fire Brigade had been at the
The flames that nothing either they OF
the i'Rner could do, seemed to have
much fleet. Shortly after the fir.
started. aud before the steamer arrived,
IA t"rEidc explosion occurred. II shook
the buildings like Il strong STROKE Of q
bdteIiug RAM, for two blocks around,
but the devastation wrought in til.
near vicinity vas complete. Every win,
dow in the large Co. op, including TIA,
-ashcs, was torn out, and the glass
smashed to pieces. So it was clear down
- the Deseret Bank corner, and glas,
"as broken out Of windows for a blocl
further down. The loss from glass
b~r"nkage alone on Main street is place
at SEQ. 900. Twenty-Five cant OF powdcr
are said to have been exploded IN Claw
sons warehouse. and it is u marvel tn.
nobody was killed by the discharge
There were some very narrow escapes
however.
The loss cannot be very accuratel,
"scertaincd, but it is probably in til,
neighborhood Of $1,000 from the drc
and the total loss will aggregate about
800. 900. The iusur .nee is placed nj
nbout SJz. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Ia Az iufsrvier Nib an Enterprise
r'Portsr tsv days SiDee, J. q. FiooJ
stated /. fact that il no generally
Anesn. uE. that tvr ovsry 6 hy-
e-Hts CT silver rains4 fun ;As Com
sock iAere We m due,d fosty nv
evr in SO.a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Came to my ranch II miles south OF
Ionno. May liih, two small old PONIES;
one u bay mare. branded and rented
circle j. One blue horse with lump on
Jaw, no brand. Owner il rrqueyted to
prove property, pay charges and take
away said property.
T.. g. HARDY.
Little Lake Valley. Elk5 County.
Nevada, Nay 10, 1888.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
nnbl Whitley Rohro-.

The s;ockrEeu Of Ruby Valley have
reed IL rodrp their stock three times
aGTing the summrr OF 1888. as follows:
duFirst roieo. June LIST.
Second rUdeo. July 18th.
Third Todro. October LIST
All outside parties are requested l.,
come and get there stock ut these g,n.
raj rodeos.
ny agreement OF Ruby Valley stock.
men.
Ruby Valley, May ~, 1888. Iw
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

James =. Dockery was bitten by u
ratilesnake Mt Mound House, below
Virginia City, and now lies III a criti.
cal condition ut st. Mary'S hospital. He
started for San Francisco. but in con
sequence Of his wound was forced h
return.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

III. N-p< "sEsrr qsa Las n
,ChIrrss dule. 81 dresses IN the very
height OF celestial foppery; is ex-
tremtly lah-de-dah IN hes facial express
son aud poses in from: of I'm opium
den in exact imitation .. his Caucasian
Sro.hGr 0: the e,mpAosl variety.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
Threatens Co Peach.

1t is reported from Washington that
Dorsey is great y eIasperated because
OF the failure TO assist him in his late
troubles by those whom, he claims.
were under every obligation so 10 do.
aud that in retaliation for their cold
blooded neglect lie will make war on
the Republican National committee.
and that his recent letter about the rec
ords Of the committee in his hands was
for the purpose Of preparing the way.
He says he has plenty Of ammunition.
and a bring on the managers OF the
Garfield campaign the scorn OF oil hon.
orable citizens, and can make IN e<.
posure OF political chicanery That will
astonish the worll. and that President
Arthur will come in for q share OF
scathIng criticism. Dorsey ia particu.
larly bitter against Logan for not stand,
ing by him and helping him in the
hour of need, anl makes no bones in
saying il Logan gets the nomination
for the Presidency, he will mako a ye-S
bad showing for him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24


The Salt Like Tribune recognize
tho advantages Of n railroad FROM Utah
through Southern Nevada to California,
nnd thinks that IL the Union Pacific
people fail to extend their track, som.
other company will supply this ncces.
snry link in the chain OF Western roads
BY this route, stretching away west OF
Tintic. the frst stopping place would
be Deep Greek. Beyond Deep Creek
tho road might defect south and pass
thu old cnmrs Of Phoebe nul Bristol,
and W on via tho old southern camps
OF Ncvada; but II would probably brnr
away across tho Shell Creek range by
Cherry Creek and Esan Canyon to In.
reka. FROM Eureka the road would run
by tho base OF White Pine mountain.
WHICH is full Of mineral, ihonco on vi.
Hot Creek, Belmont and q dozen olhor
rich mining camps 10 a junction with
tho Carson & Colorado railroad, proba.
biy at C9ndelnria. From that point IL
would either d. feet to the northward
ond cross tho sirrrns by tho old Big
Tr'c route. or bending southwark,
cross below The snow limo through
Walker p"ss and thence swing bnok TO
the %noHbward $50 miles TO San Fran.
cisco. by this lover route San Fran.
cisco would be reached from Salt Lake
City by 1000 u,ilrs Of road. II would
lnss and draw Tribute IRON pt least
twenty prominent mining districts, aud
it' final inn Of $50 miles wonld DO
through the Garden OF the Golden
y ate,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Arthur II. RlAuey. cashier and book
Keeper OF the Massachusetts, Loan aud
Trust Company, has confessed to en-.
oezzling $1,000 OF the company,
funds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

The President haad another consul.
t"tion with Secretary Folser npon the
subject OF tho proposed consolidation
OF internal revenue districts. II is un.
deralood for all tho States except I ndi.
aud New Jersey, plans Of rcorgan
izstion have already been agreed upon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

suit has just bscu institute hy the
Government against Salisbury, Parker.
and other Star Route mail contractors.
10 recover alleged ovorpnymcnrs.
amounting 70 nearly $500, 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Tho Secretary Of War informed Sec.
rotary Teller that the military had ia.
Ken all necessary precautions TO c1pol
Captain Payne In the event OF another
raid by his party upon tho Oklahoma
lands in tho Indian Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Judge kfnm. administrator Of a largo
estate. whose absence from bis homo
in st. Louis has caused much
comment, has returned and proposes
TO pnbiish nj explanation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

DR.. W. W. Pish. Of Oakland, Cali.
'orhin, Saprcmc Master Workman Of
Tho A. O. u. W.. was n passenger on
No 2 this morning. lIc Is Just return.
lng from tho session Of tho Supreme
Lodge, which has recently concluded
It's session a. DuGalo. Sew York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

The Secretary OF the Interior has re-
coived the following dispatch from In-
dian Agent Wilcox. at San Carlos Ag
ency: General Crook telegraphs from
Wilcox that between four md five hun
dred Indian prisoners. requiring to be
fed, would be there In four or five days.
The presence OF renegade bucks OH the
reservation will diSsatisfy the friendly
Indians, excite fear and distrust am
oug the white settlers in Arizona aud
Now Mexico. and in my opinion will
result in adding to their past bloody
history n new list Of murders, rapes,
child-stenlipG AMI robbery, and / ear
nestly protest against so dangerous an
experiment" IN answer to the dispatch
Secretary Teller reiterated his instruc-
tions to refuse to receive the Indians
mentioned in the dispatch, and stated
that he need fear no attempt by militia
ry authorities to place Indians upon
the reservation against his will.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24

Hepno''y Brandy, 1871 vintage, n,
the Gem.
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to Fifteen per cont. thorc.5 10 ON
t"r W MI races; second horse la opcb
Inec 10 save entrance money from In.
purse, Three or moro to enter. two or
more 10 start. Gyo. n No. VI
T. Secretary Wells Jockey CIuL.
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RACES! RACES!
TWO DAYS C
AT WELLS, NEVADA,
COMMENCING
TIL TRSDAI,JULY Lfh.


FinsT Day Runuing. milo heats. hes,
two Ia three. for horses owned nnJ
IN I'd" county June 10. 1888. Purse.
5000.
nnning-Iinlf mil. md rrpea,. for MI
hoia's owned aud In the count Juu,
10, 1889. Purse $3.50.
d
SEcoND DAr-Trotting. milo aud rent NJ.
Tor all horses that have no record
less than three minutes, owned aud
IN tho county Juno 10, 1888. Purse.
SIUU. '
Kunning Ouc.bnlf mile dash for ,vo.
yeaf.olds owned al the distt,o,
Purse. 500.
Six hundred yard dash for saddle hors.
es owned IN tho district. pnrac. sIOO
onc.fontth mile dash for middle II ,rscs
owned IN the di,tIict. Purse. 500