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suitable for the purpose, prepared with prop4r in.
heAe7 one OF which snail he kept by said agent ana
M successors for ready reference, and the Othpr
shal pe deposited IN the registry OF deeds of enob
7Cot county % De kept as other records are there
sept For issuing the certificates atoresai ID ns kinr
p the records a, herein provided and for sudh spr
wees 'ts ne may be called upon render sail com
customers IN Inc performance OF their duties said
agent shat receive such compensation a. tha goy-
eFnor ana councll may all ".
SECT :, Any Indian holding lands undd. thu
foregoing certificate, or by virtue any ASSIGNMENT
under nv laws relating the apportonmput bt trin
!ahds q -ald Penobscot tribe, may sell and Jnvey
we same 10 ANY member OF the tribe with the
approval OF the agent; provided thatio Indian shall
hereafter De permitted to purchase lands upnh th4
reservation said tribe beyond his fair urGpdrtiY,
Of such re- ryatiOu
SIT. y. ConyeNances made III virtue Of ,actiun
Seye4 otths act shall be by release deed tu!yt xp-
c4ted and acknowledged and shall haze the aI1t,Tly-
al OF the agent written thereon; ana said dcpd and
appf9Fa shall b. recorded by the agent without fee
register Of deeds of Ipnohscot COUNTY. II i jE'bnnE
hppi ili the registry Of deeds in said county hpon
corded And until recorded as herein provi,i4i nv
dteG i1ade As aforesaid Shall be operative ID uas-
any tlte whatever.
SEgT Y 1t shall also bP the duty Of til, aentt OF
stH tribe to enter upon hi. record Il iuam0r3f,if,rr,
~ que deth oi any Indian owning lands, the Qist4 ot
such death, descriptions Of the lot Or lots owned b.
LII ueceaSeu, ana the name Of those, far al
.rTtalHable " no are entitled to such lands Dv in
i'f!IlaAGt,
SECT lO. Deeds made hy any Indian of th,. Ne
lIot d. III section eight may be Deposited
~ HSth' Oh si'lQ tribe, to be delivered hy him
10 the grantee named therein after the pa III III ta
Iahtof II the tact that such deed 20 deposited to
De- 50 delivered, shall appear by the deed itself And
when delivered by said agent ii Shall Gsve tha III
feet to p1s, al! Tie IT'LL the grantor had n IT,,
premises described therein at the time d HI, daath
SEC III. Assignments hereafter mad. of uIra.-
9l1ho'l !andH OF the tribe, shall be members who
tI!- tribe, lands ~ 1'''i tir,f pIoPotuqh of
ton h4 aver cone Nv y.T fin}rt u ol
not alreti, Mold bv AL ~ oI
yvi.a ,,x t'uiCll"9' VI W.
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Chapter l37.


AN ACT to provide tor the e~ta l)i3hment OF title,
70 lands among the Penobsoot indians, and for
the preservation OF evidence OF such titles
Be II et1ct9d, DC. as follows
SECT !. lhrH" suitable persons snail be appoint
~ commas oners by the governor aud council
whose duty it shall bp 10 examine tie titles of TIL,
several occupants claimants of lots OF parcel, Of
lana among the IenobScOt Indians. and t. deter.
mine, As between members ofsaid tribe who il TIL.
rIghtful and equitable of each of said lots Ur
parcels.
SECT. ! Said commissioners Shall sit III such
tlmes and places as shall best facilitate their labors
laying regard Tor the convenience ofthose members
OF the tribe whose rights are to be Nv Them
ana WITHIN one year from the date Of their appoint
ilSht 7hail make 70 the governor and council final
report of their doings containing description OF
each lot, the ownership OF when has been deter
mined by them. and the names of the nartips RI.
spechFely entitled thereto, which report shall be
depo8itad IL the LAND Office the state for preserve
uon. Ihey shall also present an account Of the
time occupied and expense incurred in the perform
ance Of their duties to the governor and council.
who shall audit said account and allow them rea
S0naDlh compensation.
SECr3 When the boundaries of lots are in disn,ta
orcannot Dc t"undand the commissioners re unable
% determine The same by existing surveys or data
tney may employ competent surveyor to assist
them in establishing such boundaries whose ac.
count Tor services shall he audited by the governor
ana council and fair compensation allowed
GCT- I. Said commissioners shall give ali mar.
tles interested reasonable opportunity to be
heard; snail have power send for person, and
papers; summon, swear and examine witnesses
take testimony under oath or otherwise; and their
award, or that OF a majority of them as to the
rlShlfui ana equitable ownership OF such lots or
parcels OF land shall be final and conclusive as to Nj
members Of said tribe
SECT. 5. Said commissioners shall Immediately.
upon ithe completion Of their Iab0rs furnish III
agent OF said Penobscot Indians copy Of their d.
termination to description ami o.yI1ersn If lo+
ana sad agent shall thereupon issue to the indivd
uals named therein a certificate in substance a.
follows; %
hereas, and commissioners appointed
py the governor and council of the state rnder an
thorlty OF the legislature, have determined that
!. member of the Penobscot tribe of Indians
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nually afterwards and shall be III lieu of all local
taxation except, however, that real estate owned
by such corporations companies or persons shall b.
taxed in the municipality where the same is ,itua-
TED as non-res dent real estate hut the amount Of
taxes assessed npon such portion OF real estate
owned AMI actually used by Them in the transaction
" their business snail be deducted by tie governor
md council from tile tax herein provided
LApprove1 FebruArv 20. 1soaL
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Chapter s4f.

~ III r0T VHa Pf0tecU0n OF -aITi5- IandI0ckad
salmon and trout
Be II eaacted DC, as follows
SECT y ~ person hall fish for. take catch kilo
destroy any ish il any waters, except tide waters,
with any net, seine, weir Of trap, undar a penalty
OF fifty dollars for the offence and ten dollars for
each salmon Or landlockei salmon 50 taken, caught,
killed or destroyed
landlocke salmon less than nine inches III length or
any trout ess than FIVE inches in length under per
each and every landocked salmon or trout 30 killed
or destroy e. Any person having in possession any
landlocked salmon OF trout of less than the above
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twenty-siE of chapter sevetrY-iva of thn prbIir
laws OF eighteen hundred and snyentv-pight
lApprovad February 2I 1888
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Chapter 1875.


A ACT for the protection of obsters
Be 1t enacte0 &C. as follows:
SECT J. There shall be close time for HOLSTERS
from the fifteenth day of August to the fifteenth
day OF November in each year, during which close
time, no lobster shall be tished for, taken caught
killed, bought, sold exposed for sale or in poses
sion in cars pounds or otherwise, under a penalty
of fifty dollars for the otiense and one dollar t1r
each and every lobster so taken, caught, killPi
bought: sold, exposed for sale in possession as
aforesaid.
SECT. 2. 1t shall be unlawful to fish for, catch.
buy, sell, expose for sale possess for canning pur
poses, or otherwise between the first day of nri
and the first day of August, OF each wear any
female lobster in spawn or with eggs att cGpd or
any young LOBSTER less than nine inches III ientth
measuring from head to tail exclusive of claws Tor
teeiers; and when caught they shall be liberated
alive at the risk and cost of the party taking said
lobsters, under a penalty of one dollar for each
and every lobster so caught, bought. sold expose
for sale, in possession or not liberated
SECT. 8. The penalties imposed by this act may
be recovered In the manner provided by section
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

One day recently. as George W. Otis
(a gentleman we'll known in Silver
City, vas driving . ak horse team
loaded with eord-uood from the '.Nig
ger Cabin" about two mil.s beyond
the summit Of tue Nsw York hill. d
thunder aud lightning It run arose.
which made the hair of Ne. Oils stand
On end for a while. He proceeded
however, on bis way to Silver City.
until he ha6 probably travelled a mile.
when he was greeted With n dash Of
lightning aud a clap of thunier that
completely knocked him of his neal
Nheei-horse aud cut Of time for a short
while. Not ouly was he thrown from
his saddle, but bis animals were all
knocked down also. When he eaino 10
consciousness, he found leu horses OF
his team near by, but w mules we've
gone The team had been released
from tho wagon as pvrfectly as Nc. oiis
could have done il himself. How .lec
triciiy could unkitch every tug Of six
animals without breaking or tearing
them TO pieces is beyond u compre-
hensiop. and re call upon scientists to
explain. The shock made Mr.. Gus
sick, but otherwise be was unhurt.
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Arteslnn Wei I'm Co,ornao.

In speaking Of the flowing wells in
Colorado. the Rocky Mountain Mining
Review says: Some If the wells found
In Denver throw GU: us much water per
day as any that lave ever yet been
found in any part Of tho world. The
discovery Of these wells will add i'm
mensely to the sanitary mud CONNER.
cial value of Denver aud the whole
State. The seeking for wells will not
DO confined te Donyrr, for they will. no
doubt DO found all along the eastern
slope OF the Rocky Mountains from
Wyoming to New Mexico. perhaps ex-
tending for miles or moro into the
plains.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11


NSlaAssi reports from the elections
AAEnslI6 ss Tuesday. are to the eff
s0Aaa n Nsw York. the Democrats
Nv elected their State ticket by
nA;odiy Of Is. 600 I 10000. bat thai u
aaioriiy Of the Legislative tick. Is
$1,000 By the Republicans. the .
plsxion OF the next Sensie being given
- 10 Republicans to IL Democrats.
and the Assembly 6s republicans to co
Democrats.
In Massachusetts, Butler is badly
beaten and a large majority Of tho Ee-
publican ticket is elected.
Tie election Ia Connecticut was for
members OF the Legislature. and in the
Naimsg State the Republicans got
SVay With the baggage, having a major
ity of 40 on pint ballot and Q u OF IL
6enators.
Compiled returns from Chicago give
Shepard. Democrat. for Superior Court
Judge. 4.po6 majority over jameson,
Republican. Returns from country
town cannot overcome this, npd the
election Of Shepard and the entire DEM
oeratie ticket, except one County Com
missioner. Is conceded.
The Republicans OF Pennsylvania
claim that returns from ca out OF CT
counties give their ticket $4,000 major
ity and that the other three will swell
these figures to l7.00p.
In Virginia the Democrats are doubt
less victorious Notwithstanding the her
enlean Efforts of pismy Malone.
backed by the Republican Administrs-
tion.
The Democrats of New Jersey haye
elected their Governor aud secured n
majority Of the Legislature.
Minnesota elects the Repv Llieau can-
didais for Governor as usual, and bal
Ance Of their ticket, but by reduced
mAioriti,s.
In Colorado the elections were unim-
portant. At Denver the Il -publicans
elected their Sheriff. and at Leaivilie
the Democratic Sheriff was elected.
In Mississippi tho Democrats swept
everything clean.
The Democratic ticket is 1000 ahead
in Baltimore, but returns from :he
State at large are not given, There
is little doubt however, that the Demo,
Gratis will carry that State.
Kansas and Nebraska had afforded
nothing definite in tue way OF returns.
but they have doubtless gone Republi.
can BY their usual majorities.
We still hold to the opinion %enunei-
!ated in the ISDEPESDENT some years
ago. that radical political changes in
Ihs vote Of the various States is rarely
the result OF settled convictionS aud on.
ly occur upon impulse aud under extra,
ordinary conditions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Last Saturday evening. says tho Sill.
yer State, warrants wers issued for the
arrest Of William Hogan, Glins Wood
O. A. Kellogg aud Thomas Ryan. who
wero captured at Dillon, Montana,
with q band Of ll5 stolen horses in
their possession. Over 90 Of the horses
were stolen from Jerry Heru. Of Quin
River Valley OF Humboldt county, and
the rest Of them wero from various
Ianohes In tho northern part OF the
county, and southeastern Oregon. The
warrants were sent TO Governor Adams,
who 10 asked to issue a roguisidon up.
on tho Governor Of Montana Territory
for the exhibition Of the thieves. The
thieves broke Jail after having been
captured in Montana, mud OF last sc
counts wsrO still at large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

The Silver State man attended n we'd
ding Monday uiSht, Il was quite eyi.
deut tina; the wine he drank was not
Rcdrrcr, and il lie paItook Of rich pas
try, it must lave eaked on him. He
winds himself mp for n frs;-class So
ciety item. AID sTiuds out tue follow.
ing as the closing paragraph OF his
tive hearts that beat rs one Al.
though the moon had been looking
down cold aud pale. while the red stars
lifted their heads around tho Goddess
of Night. when the Officiating divine
proclaimed two loving hearts To here
after be as one. Luna suddenly burst
forth with an offulgert smile and
the stars gli;tered in the bJilliancy.
As the wings Of lime depart on their
aeeHng course my the song of the bride
be ID sweet rs the soft murmuTing oi
the purling stream, aud the future path
way of the happy twin be accompanied
by prospecting gales which will wRf
them TO a haven Of enduring bliss,
II the "happy twain" live togeIhsI
after reading that notice, they are Of
good grit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

The mystery surrounding the disnp-
pearance Of Many ChGrchill, daughter
OF q wealthy ST.. Louis merchant, has
been solved By the complete Identical
ton of the grrl in Indianapolis, after a
fruiilcss sear.h Of two months by de-
t~ectiyes all over the lnni. DR.. Fletcher
OF the Insane Hospital. was struck with
the description OF the missing girl aud
n remarkable closeness with which it
answered to the appearance OF n do
nestle in the laundry department. and
at once notified The authorities. why, in
company with Thomas j. Gallagher, Of
the St. Louis Globe-Dtmocrnt, called
at the asylum TO identify the girl. She
| gave no reason for her sudden disap-
peerauce. She left Ito city in company
with her father to pay a brief visit to
her mother, but declared she could
make her own living, and Informed DR..
Fletcher she would report for duty
Wednesday.
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The WVoekIy Independents


Advertisers In the DAILY I~SDEPESD-
* also have the advantage Of the coll
umns II the WEEKLY ~ISpEPESDESr
which has been published without in
PERMISSION at this Office since early in
the year 1869. and has n general eircu-
la,i"n in every district, camp aud val
ley throughout the length and breadth
of Like county, and is by FIR the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
hat advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower han those
of any competitor.
The Weekly & n ~e4z36-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs SIXTEEN
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the telegrapLic news Of general in
terest. all the news Of the State, aud is
specially devoted TO the local news of
the county and county seat. by sub
scribiug for the WLEKLY ELEo ISDE-
PENDENT you not only obtain all the 10.
cal news. but also receive IA knowledge
of all important events transporting in
any and every quarter Of the hsbitable
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

The estate of L. I. HoSle, according
TO the TusGarora Times, consists OF n
valuable ranch, stook, hey, mining and
town property, me.chnndisc. etc., ng-
gregE,ing in value probably in the
neighborhood OF 100000. it is said
there was n will, but that 1t ia lost. II
theirs is no will. according TO the law.
the wife gets one-half and the brothers
aad sisters Of Tho deceased share
equally tie balance. We understand
that there are five brothers aud sisters
living.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Adjutant General Kelton has re.
osived at San Francisco, a dispatch
from General Crook, confirming tho
surrender Of Tho Chiricahuas TO Lieu.
tenant Hunter Mt Silver Greek, Atiz mn.
The Indians. IL is stated, would have
BONO to tho reservation before, but
were Obliged to scatter in the noun
'ains to avoid the attempt OF the MeIi.
can' to surround them. Gsronimo's
son aud cba.to's family are among the
submissive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Hon. Thomas Wren and Colonel Uar-
ry 1. Thornton, Of counsel for the
Northern Belle Mining Company; II. II
Lindsay OF Reno, II. Mayenbaum. oil
Austin, w. G. Love Of Cherry Creek. p.
NJ. Bower OF Belmont, w. T.. +. Deal
aud Colonel Stone Of Virginia City, ore
in Carson, awaiting the opening Of tho
great Holmes VI Northern Belle suit.
which involves about a million of dol.
lars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A husband, having One Night, re-.
turned home Fuller than n CONT, gave
Promise unto his Wife OF n new Dress.
And what Kind of Dress2" asked his
s"sacions spouse. "a cashmere Dress"
replied the husband. "Alas," cried the
wife. ""l"s, that Having onco Started
in, you Did not get Full enough for n
Gios qreinl'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

ID. Harrington, who sat down close
TO the V. & I. track in Virginia City
the other day and fell ssleeP. was struck
by projecting portion OF n passing
train, but fortunately escaped serious
Injury. The engineer saw hin, but toe
late to stop the train before reaching
Harrington.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Senator Miller has written o letter 10
'bo Secretary Of State, complaining OF
The fraudulent practices OF Chinese OF.
bcials, hundreds Of Chinese laborers
being landed in America ss teaobcrs.
students. or those desiring 10 travel in
tho United States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Mrs. W. II. Trip with her two little
sons stopped over here last evening on
her way by train to New Orleans, TO
visit Mrs. James Clark, and finding
that that lady is in California. she will
continue her route East by tho train
this evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A blsek woman was brought before n
msRistrats for numerically boating her
son. a ss~ddle-eolored imp, and the
!udge was delivering o feptimApd,
when the wousn broke out With
"Jodge, has you ever been . parent to
. wofiess yailer boy like dat ar cub O.
miner" "Novsil' CALCULATED the Judge
With great yehemonoo; getting red 10
the face. Den dosn't talk"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A Chihuahua dispatch Of the ith ult.
says: Apache chief, Juh, pursued by
some Mexican cavalry, e]ndeavored to
jump n gulsh, missod and killed him.
self. Charley McComos is in the hands
OF three frontier Americans, who are
holding him for q large ransom.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

d . d. Holland, aud George William
son arrived here by stage from Bullion
to-day. The former returns by train
this evening to his family in Oakland
and George will snuAf the breczes at the
Bay until the grAsf begins to sprou,
again at Railroad district.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A train on the Wabash, Paciac 4 st.
Louis Railroad, going east Saturday
morning. was boarded At Danyil'e
Junction by four masked men, who
vent through n Of the passenger cars
with drawn r%evolv,rs and obtained
about $500 from the afftighled passen.
gers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

1t Ia rumored that the firm Of Walker
Bros, OF Salt Lake, intend to give M
their immense mercantile business mud
devote their time aud capital exclusive
~ TO banking.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Uncle Jim Picrson, while r%eturnin!
from his Utnh trip, was presented at
Shoal Creek BY Bishop Terry, with a
sack OF potatoes. After arriving in
town tho potatoes were weighed and
counted and they averaged two pounds
each. The Bishops o: Utah nro forced
to raise big potatoes because they have
80 many wives 10 feed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

James Z. Coombs who billed Jack
Ross ut Carson last January has com.
mencod at the State prison serving his
term o. % years imposed by Judge
Boardmnu Of washoe county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

De. Meigs and Gay Daw!ey returned
last evening from Ruby Valley, and the
many friends OF Col. Moore will be
glad to hear hat his condition is much
improved. The Doctor is now Of the
opinion that tho Colonel will recover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A plot has been discovered to tar and
feather tho Lord Mayor OF Dublin
while of meeting at the University OF the
Philosophical Society NJ Trinity Col.
lego.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

The British steamer Iris, from Car
din TO Port Said. was los. of Cape vii.
lapo, Spain. OF her crew Of Thirty. six,
all but one were drowned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Fon D%IsPIPsIA an1 Livor Complain
yon have 8 printed guaro,ec on every
bottle Of shiloh's Fiinlizer. II never
fails to cure. For salc by 4. i. Muller
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Fresh Eastern, and California trans
planted Oysters received direct and
served at all hours Of The day or night
In any style sI the Gem Restaurant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

AZ 3 meeting OF Nihilisis. the views
OF the moderate pnTty prevailed. The
proposals. Of tho ~terrorists in favor Of
'ioloueo we're rejected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

During tho fro in a factory at Rou.
bair, France, Monday, a qasn,iiy OF
benzino exploded. killing ten persons
and injuripg twenty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Fuller returns from tho elections
East do not alter materially the state
ment of the result given in yesterday
issue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

snrLon's CATARRn BEMEDr, n posi-.
tive cure for Catarrh, Dipiheria md
cSnker Mouth. For sale by +. +. Null
or,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

) i%xiy-three miners were killed by m
explosion in the NJ ooTfigld mine, Eng
land, \ few days 60.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Ex-senator 7, L. Randolph died sud-
denly Mt his rcsilenco in Morustowu,
New Jersey, OF Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

buy your Turkeys for Thanksgiving
at the Gem. The! will hayo some nico
corn.f.d ones in time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11
IJOtSy.

HALE-In Elko. November 9th, 1893.
to tho wife Of Charles II. Hale, Of
Huntington Vail y. u daughter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

Tar HIcKISa CoUda can bc 10
quickly curcd 10y Sbilob's cure. We
guarantee II, Son by +. r. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

For all the d~eiicacics OF the season
60 to tie Gem Restaurant.