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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II .. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T.. DE.
-. cembcr Z, 1882. Notice is hereby given that
GIDEON BRUwNFIELD has 6led notice OF inteu.
lion TO make tnal proof before the Judge, or In
his absence the Clerk Of tho Probate Court ut hts
etire in Friday Hsrbor. W. T.. ON Friday, the 26ih
day Of January. A. D. 1883. on Homestead applica.
tion No. 26Ss, for the Lotss2. 5. 4. and Bw Z Of
NE 4 Of Sec (. Tp3s N. r west
He names ~ witnesses: N. p. Rsthlefrsn. Laur
ence Walsh. Thomas McCarty. and Kenneth Nc.
Donald, all OF Friday Harbor, W. =.
80 Sw JOHN =. CONVEY, Register.
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l0o. 900 shingDes WAatoAi
For which the highest price will ne
paid. BowMAK b OAKLEY, 10
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II Q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T., DE
-. cenber 7. 1852. Notice il hereby given that
JOHN W. GRAY has rled notice ~ intention 90
make nusl proof before the Judge or In his absence
the Clerk OF the Probate Court OF hts office, Ia Fri.
day Harbor, W, T., Friday, the 26th day Of Jan.
uary. A. D. 1855. on Homestead application No 2ta3
for tho x Of NE Y and lot OF Bee q. and Sc b Of
Sc y Of Bec s, TIP SO N, R west.
He names a. Witnesses jobs II. ?owrnAn, of Fri.
day Hsrbor. w. T.. and Heunch Legvandt John
Carls, and William Moore, OF Orcsa Isiand, W. T.
80 6w JOHN r. CONVEY. Register.
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FARM FOR RENT.

his piace TO reliable party for one wear. On
the place is TN orchard of couple Of hundred
bearing trees; about eight tons VI hay can be
cut; email dock OF sheep also goes with the
dlace. Rent can be paid IN sla>hing. For fur.
Their information call on or address I. B. JEN.
KtNS, Gucmes, Whaioom Co., w. T. IS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

lNITRD STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
- Olympus, Washington Territory Notice ID
b, by given that. In compliance with the provis
ions u the Act Of Conxrsas approved Jnne $. 1878
the states Of California. Oregon, Nevada aud Wash
ington Territory." GKoR0k Brown. Of King
II hi. once 81: sppiiesson q uurchsss thy sly
Of Be Of Beo. u. aud y Of NE \ of Sec. 49,
IN Township No. IS North, Range No. kast Of the
WillsInetts meridian.
Any aud all psrsons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof. srs hereby
r~QnIred 10 hls Their claims In this ofacs within
sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand st my nice In Olympia. ".
T.. this 10th day Of Dscemb'r, A. D. 1892
JOHN II. CONVEY,
ta6 low Register Of the Land Once.
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To get the tide at Wnatcom nsure thirty minutes
later: semishrnoo, sixty minutes ,sler, and Lscon-
n.r p.sry two hours later. The s~urs between
midnight and noon are designated ty is.Ml those
between noon ard midnight ev ?. I'm On. oJin
!. denotes midnight. Gu. tim E. dert tes aoon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

Th- Sentinel OF yesterday brings the
foiiowina ehee,i1e iufosuation respect
irs TIE i-t- strike la toe L"ceh shit;
We b.iiev ta-i ne RE on che ere ~
ali the h ppy cap .t-'t"as thst are
based upon sxp,orrt;oins tbIonga the
Eureka Con. new shat. Ore has b,en
founl. Il Il NJ r1t.neivs body "nd
known 10 10 widening in depth. We
sr. DOT at liberty IL give the measure
nen,, but We eau say that the dcvelp-
msni Is such u. 70 crafty. Cor the pres-
ent. those who autieips,,d the RIOS.
splendid -e,u'ts.
The strike ccearr,d FIiiEy nigh; at
II o'clock. We have a specimen of
the ore taken from tn, ledge that assay
s $40 in silver ard goil. The drift
struck the l. dye St "a distance Of 800
feet southwest. Il had been ealeulai' d
that the ledg- would b. struck some
where between 8 q aud ESQ feet. The
ledge where struck. was found dipping
al an angle of 60 degrees TO ths north
enst aul iunuinG uorihwes. aud south
east. VIII Il the ledge was cut. indiea-
tons OF witst we're discovered, aud US
there wero To preparations at that time
Ia handle IN ~ia,,etsed flow Hf water, a
cfiit wps s.arerd along the eastern will
ot the ledge in "a pOrhwestrrly direc
ton with tie int ntion oil crossing
every luU feet. Samples Of ore token
from the ledsa in the workings opened
A.sayed iron $l3 b so per tpu. The
dcp,h at which the ledge was run Into
4, ICi feet deeper than the lowe t level.
the hts, Of the old mine. The flow Of
water at present, We learn, is not more
than 10 gallons per pinuts. Whrterrr
Aow may occur will b. east y managed
by the mammoth IN ,chiUery constructed
eith ref to handling tie greatest
quantity that might oceGr.
More definite results may be WEIGHED
for. Whether there is n bonanza in
sight or not is cti:oiuly of imp Itanee;
but the grani result is rra he'd. There
4, ere deep down-iGs feet deeper than
ever prosp,cted for before.
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Tae Navajo sI.~.,oa.

The result Of the election OF q Board
Of Directors o: the Navajo mine 1t Tus
earcra was known hrss CT tie evesisS
OF the day on which tn. election oc-
cured. and would have nppsr,i in our
yesssrIt y's issue had II not been iuad-
SsTien'ly omitted. Tie eou:-st for
copt-Ji VAS between tue old maragr-
ment with Me-. Puce I, Superintendent,
ami u e BoaId which would have
placed Mr.. Dixon. Of the Grand Prize
in charge. The re election OF the old
Board. which secures Nr. Price in his
position is doubtless much more ai-
r~antageous to the camp than their de-
feat would have proven. us iu that
event both mines would have conceu-
trnted IL tie same hands. The inter
est felt IN the election in Tuscarors
aud the satisfset;on at the result is
clearly ex-mplii-d in the demoLstra-
tious male on receipt Of the news.
Yrs,erdIy's TImss-R .visw says:
The hig was raised over the Navajo
ore house, aud ths whistle Il, tue hoist
lug works bclch-d forth it, notes of
iubilhtioui The fsg was mas;-headsd
OF tbs liberty pole. and the NIv,jo Of
ice Was bvsieg-d 10y cougratulating
friends Of the retained Superintendent.
Later in the evening. thu Excelsior
brass band plryrl n numbrr Of pieces
in font Of the N,v.io Gnicc. while
champagne aud cigars were freely
served to the crowd OF visitors within.
Afterwards, the crowd. accompanied by
the btTd, marched down the street.
visiting ,uch saloon in the town. mud
Gi&h carnival was maintained until
nearly the midnight hcur."
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Will open
September Sd,
Al Exc. In the Literary p.por;mrnt,
HnI svLtInus until June "a. 1901, uu-
der the charge Of L. D r~arnuston.
The Mining ami As aging Depart
mem coudueIed by Prof. j.. L. Gig.
monk. will be opened ON thi list day
of October. aud continue until Aprii
18th. 1891.
As the design Of the Institution is to
Furnish the youth OF the State With u
tinst-class education in the Literary,
Mining aud AssAy,ug departments, the
authorities 10 whom have be, iutruSt-
ed tue care. welfare aud mnint-nuuue
of tue University have carefully ar
RAGGED aLd made ample PREPARATIONS
for those who may avail themselves Of
the great advantages II - free school,
~hsrp viii be taught the different
brturhes hereinafter IueuliUued.
The main building is commoiious, Of
brick. two stories IN hight. well ar
ranged for the comfort OF pupils. AMI
DOW undergoing complete repairs.
The discipline will be firm, but par
entail. aud eyrr. effort will be made T.
guard and care for the intellectual and
moral welfare Vf those Ii attend the
school.
The DormitOry is PLEASANTLY located
near the main University. nnd ample
provisions are male frr tue nccorumu-
dalton of those who may d,.ire To nyniI
themselves of its aiyanltg-s, aud Who
Ei!i be und,r the care Hud CANADIAN
ship Of a careful and competent mat
ron. The rODms ate pleasantly AN 4,
colH!oIttby urrnug-i. Tho pupils will
be furnished With bhnrd nuI rlru,an;
homes for $40 per month
The Mining. Engineering md As
saying Department, under the iu-ifuc
ton Of Prof GivnomN. will De supplied
with every megus and apparatus to eu.
able the students To obtriu a thorough
and practical knowledge Of the ,cirnce
taught. The mcthUds. both burned nni
dry, for Ts.ayiug golf. silver, copper
etc with practical in,trrctiuus ~ Nm.
cr"logy aud hIoS-pipiug spprrt,iniug
to the precious m tails. will he given.
,oUUss OF srUuY.
Tn" following branches will l..
taught: II aiGug. wiring. Spelling
word Analysis. Grammar, Rbciuric
E"E!-h Llt"rutUr.', arithmetic. Alge
hr'. O., ON try, rriRouom, try. Book
keeping. Geography, Gr'Ipgv. Miner
nlosy, Nh'ural Philosophy. Phys.ur"cv
M"rd aud Mental Philosophy. POM
Cal Economy, Latin etc.
For further information apply to J
II. Il mi Elko. Nevada.
iSIgGedJ s. II. DAY
J. II. IlAisIT , regents
I'm J II. RAND,
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@. he original ioe-tors o: the Com
s.oc& virss. the Reno Gazette stys:
Tx. Goaii. who taxed tie party Of
pse.r s;cis that discovered silver ia
ti.3l lii;l In 1859. liv,s,u Reno aud
i4u- iriit wagon around Through the
,a,e.,s n tho Wiley. Az. Curry il
Iai A. u. Nh T.. ci ih- Mgrphy eui
w.us. Is ia the sheep business. He
lived some Yeas at Teeona. Nevada.
but moved north last year. john Mus-
ply made a raise and died In Sau Fmu-
cisco. u ID. S.drs Is ~ work 0n rLeo-
dor. Winters ranch in Washo- valley.
John d. Winters is in California. He
was il Reno n couple OF weeks Ggo.
Jos Kirby is IN Virginia City. H-ury
d. ComstOck shielded IN BJiss City IL
1868. Emanuel PenTod il ia Eiku
county mining. Pete Riley aud Pot
Mel ,ughlin are dead. john Bishop
has been in Reno insids OF a month.
He is not rich. II. Is. Camp is in NeS
Mexico. James Corey Is working n
niue on American Fiut. Joseph
Webb j. dead. l.. BcIcher is IN the
cattle business in Evanston. Wyoming.
Aberneihy is a; Suisun and Baldwin Is
at Napa ON a fam. CGS,rli frozs to
death at Meadow Lake. J. C. Osburn
is dead and Joseph Rogers shot him
self in Virginia. Sandy Bowers is
buried on the hillside back Of tho Bow.
ers Mansion in washoc valley aui his
wife Is telling fortunes. Len. q. Saw
ase has been dead for some years und
h's widow is q respected ciuzs OF
E-no. Norcross is foreman Of u plan
ing mill IL san FrauciscJ. James En-
MY, odd Yirginuy," is dead. Not
one Of the boys have a cents interest
in the Coms;ock and few Of them much
property Of any kind"
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oEN. an. a1nAN,s r;xUs

During . Neeni Wait Of tie PIT Il.
dental party I the r Reservation OF the
Shosbons. up in the T~-llV=s,oue coma
lty. %hr gns %eorrci ~ :he braves
~ns held. O n. Ssyti'inn 'Irr,ssed
st+vs g. reLisg the proper policy for
the Cavern n.nt 10 rdOPi loi lie SON
tol II tie Iudsns. very sin.ilar TO
those universally entertained lay dis
inter,s tsL practical men f~iaiiiar With
the present R-s,rrstion system.
The General explained 10 The Indians
that his plan would te. after abol!shing
the Ag nei,s anl Reservations. TO pur.
chasr the aud Of the tribes, paying for
tho stiue With bands issued by the
Gov rnmert for the purpose, with in
terest payable s-ini annually. Unier
this arrangements he would compel the
Indiaus to tnke mp homssteads and
live on the products Of their farms and
the interest Of their bonds, which
wouii be raid nj convenient military
posts, as the army is pzid. This would
take the control OF tho Indians from
the Interior DIP rsment. and place
III NJ uuder che Immediate supervision
OF the War Department.
IL IL said the sch M will be sub
mitied to all the milan tribes before
Congress meets. aud that the Indians
to whom It has been presented have
promised to give it full consideration.
rL.r- c Ii b. no doubt Jut that If the
Indian affairs were undgr control Of the
War Department, a vast change for the
better would Quickly appear.
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In recvn. interview. Cardinal Nm
ming expressed - very hop,ful view OF
the condition IF Ireland. lie believes
tho relations OF landlord and tenant
have improved, aud that agitation Is o.
rest. Helooks for reform which shall.
benefit labortrs aud the farmers have
boon Gehea'ed-aLd for II time when
the Irishmau shall live in his own cot
tag till bis own gard IL and Rui at
home tho advantages Tor which he now
LOOKS wfs'fuIiy to foreign lands. II.
traces tho social uphcayod to The inn d,
once OF the Contin,n tal Secret Society
He thinks that Ireland could not
thrive IL separated from Eng md.
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The Weekly independent

Advertisers IN tho DAILY ~ISpgPEEp.
EXT hlso have tho advantage % the col
umns a. the WETHLY ~I>bYrgSpESr
which hns been published without IN
tcrinission nj this ollco since early la
tho year 1869, and has u general circu.
lntion in every district, camp mud val.
Icy throughout the length rul breadth
Of Elko county, aud is by fnr the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county, Remember
that Advertisements in II Daily ais,
secure tho bcarlits Of our laigo Weekly
circulation, and that our terms arc
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly IL n edI3G.incb sheet.
aud besides advertisements ruus sigtess
columns Of reading matter. embracing
oil the tclegtapbic news Of general in.
tcrtst. oil the news Of the State. and il
specially devoted to tho local newa of
the county md county scat. Ivy sub.
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Send along your subscriptions.
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RniIrana.

Tie Grass Valley Tiiiugs says: L.
Foss. the great lumber manufactured.
Is having surveyed a out for II nm
row-guage raiiroad from his mills in
Little York township 10 YoI Bet STA.
lion CO the Nevada County Narrow
gage railroad. The line OF the pro-
posed nrw road will DO tomo sever or
eight miles in length, and good grades
can De LGS. @. =. pesiGi=. formerly
Of Grass Wiley, is the engineer IN
charge Of the locating work. The new
railroad Will run into a hncly timbcreI
region. NaTrow-suage RAILROADS will
soon be running to many ether points
Of the Sierr" NevldAs, where there are
large timber deposits"
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TIE POSTAL TELEGRAPH CON.
RASr

A Ssu York Dispatch says John W.
Msekey vas elected director OF the
Pos,Ei Telegraph COMPANY w,dn.sday.
Toe announcement Was al.o made that
the c,pitnl OF thu Postal Telegraph
Company ha ! been liked al SlI. 900. Oa0
OF which $40. 900. 200 has ben ISSUED to
be sold. and that of this large amount
to be offered for sale. SI2. 100. 900 had
been placed in the hands Of George
Coe. President of the American
Exchange National Bank. Work
lug capital is said TO have been
raised by the sal, Of 81. 900. OJ0 Of first
mortgage bonds on the present rud fu-
tur- property. J W. Mackry. II. l..
Horton and George d. Roberts.
Secretary of the UGi:ed Suites Military
Telegraph Corps. have Fixed upon the
l9ih Of September for n mt, ting of the
Directors TO take place,
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4 True Lady.

NiLlness is u thing which giris can
not nHOEl. Delic ICY is " thug which
cannot be lost or found. No eIt can
restore to the grippe Its bloom. Fumll-
iarIiy without couflencs, without re-
gard, is destructive to all that makes
women exalted and enuObling. Il is
the first duty Of u woman to be a laly.
Cool breeding Is s0Gl sense. Bad
mann"rs ia a woman is immortality.
AwkwGriness may be incraGicable.
Bashtulnsss is constitutional. I.nor
ace Of etiquette j. til, result Of circum
stances. AL can he combined aud not
Danish men or women from am"uitcs OF
their kind. Bat s~elt-poss seed M
shrinking gGi aggressive COATS ness Of
d"meaLor ~ y b. Teckpnrd a. = States
prison ofT-use, md cor aiuly merits
that mild form Of raslr iut called i'm
prisoumeut for lie.
II is i shame &. @oman TO lecture on
their MANNERS. II is a bitter shame
that they need it. d. not be r~est.aju.
ed. Do not Lave impulses that they
need restraint. Do not wish to dance
with the Prince %uu>ought; feel differ
entity. lie s0Te you confer honor. Car
~ yourself SO loilI!y that men will !oyl
up to You Tor reward, not at you IN re
buke. Tie natural sentiment o! nal
towards woman is reverence. H. lose
n ln-Ge mems Of grace when lac !
obliged TO account her n being to b
trained in propriciy. i mans idol !
not wounded when n womun fail, i
worldly vision; but IL in grace. il
tact, in sentiment, IN delic Icy. in Kind
ness sho would he found W n,ing, Il
receives m inv ,Td hurt Cal Klu.
I'm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

CCrnslius Kennedy, one Of the old
time Montana stage drivers wus ki.lrd
tfrw Days ago while driving to Butte
City, aud several passengers injured.
Ons Of the traces BECAME unhooArG
and falling, struck tue team on the
hind legs, which frightened them, umj
as the team started TO Run, tho neck.
yoke dropped toe tongue. which. Sink
Ing the ground, brought The vehicle 10
u sudden stop, throwing tho driver to
the Groual. whore lac was i Instantly
killed by kicks from til l. rs 5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

1t Is said II you AVE presence of
mud enough - face a raging bull aud
look stFaish: into his eye. he is power
less 10 do you Aagu. "Wo :.ipa the
experiment. once" says al agricultural
coEtrmForaIy, "rnl found it worked
tdmirrbly. The irrco animal tore the
gro1ud with his feet and beloved with
all his might, but sonrtL' n seemed To
hpl! him b'ck like III 'g'c, aud he did
Us no injury. Pcrhfp, We ought to
add that tho bill was Oh tho other side
of Il f"uce. We new try au ,zperi.
mont Of tina; kind without taking prJp,I
precautions beforehand. "-PhilaIel.
phia News.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

y heavy flow Of water WAS encounter
ell says toe Sentinel, in the dnft from
the Lccnu shaft OF the Eureka Con. n,
ii O'CLOCK Monday night. The miners
Ieirent' as soon as they saw tho rush
WAS more hru IN ordinary stream, aud
made their way into tue shaft. Here
they stood their groImd for n while,
but Is tie water kept on Increasing
they began to ascend the ladders. L.
soon filed the drift aud then gradually
cTept up the shaft at the cate If 20 feet
an hour. There Was no dang = to the
wOrhnIen. ~ tloE had gn1plc time to
escape. The water rose 100 feet in
the shrft when It came to a staui-stilI.
Yesterday the great hydraulic pump
WAS set IN motion in the presence ui
SuprIiuteul,ut Rad, aud within uu
Gour tue water WAS lowered four feet,
although the pump was not worked to
It's fullest capacity, wLich it j. thought.
viii not Ice necessary. The Scutimel
confidently ass rts that the clouds that
have been hanging over tho Base
R'rGe are disappearing. The mines
| generally IRE looking better than for a
long time past, particularly does hi:
relate to the Cr at Ruby Hi belt whicl
extends f,om Adams I'LL Oh the uoItt
10 Secret Cuuy Oh on the south. Not I
mine on this line is bling worked Lu
has ore on the dump.
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Yesterday, a Y the Silver State, the
railroad men uuloaded from the cars
aud weighed IA l,790-pouud tank filed
with acid for Charles K.ml,r. The
tack WAS left on the platform, where it
exploded DOT after the RAILROAD men
Lad lift it, scattering the fiery liquid
over The platform aud On the track. 1t
blackcnsd anil charred the rlunks, but
tho yard engine, which Was near by,
threw u stream Of water on It AID pos.
sib'y prevented u fire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

A Dubuque, Iowa. dispatch OF the
18th sass: The wife Of United States
Senator W. j. Allison committed SUI
eide BY drowning herself in tho Miss.
issippi river some time during last
night. She left homo yesterday nfter-
noon shortly after / o'clock. informing
her servant; that she was going to one
OF her neighbois. Instead, however.
taking her goss amer under her arm.
l. went in AN opposite direction. to-
ward the country where she has been
accustomed TO take rlmost daily walks.
This morning her body WA discovered
by TN outgoing trim in tho river.
almost n mile below tho city. She had
cut mp her gossnmsr, Iisc.d some
stones in IT,, aud lied them sCcureIy
Rbout her noct. mil walked deliberate.
iy into tho river about 80 feet itom n
plank, laid down. and wns drowned
where the water was only 2X feet deep.
She was ufa highly tcmpera.
nept, and during the past two or three
years has suffered from and been
treated for % mental disease. She was
the neice and adopted daughter Of the
late Senator Gtimss, Of Town. AMI bad
been married for ten yonrs.
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ASgE.nAuaNE CONVENTION.

The Il 'gu'ar sinaa-pIrI Republic.
caus Of Virginia assembled IN conr,n-
ton at Richmond. Wednesday. aud
adopted IA plut:orm endorsing james G..
Blaine for President; favors a prrtect.
i've tariff, and condemns tue action Of
the Multiplication in aiding lIahons
in the reputation of one-lLiri OF the
State dIbt, C~ecltuug the power thus
given u 'hone has been for the perse-
cution Of III long Republicans. that
the power Civ II by the Naturalization
to Malone made him virtually PrrsI-
dent u thu United States for the Slate
Of Virginia. The platform also op.
posed NAKED schools, favOrs civil ser
vice reform. nud the honest enforce
DIent o. the recent act Of Congress. 1t
igYcrs a. free ballot, an honest count;
declares the Republican party never
advocated the Imposition of IA cauIta-
Iunt tax as that which he Republican
party Of Virginia placed III tue State
Constitution clauses; that the establish.
meut ot free schools shpuli b. IN de
mandatory. 1t fvorS - just aud quit,
able division of school fupds accuri!u:
to population, and concludes by *,
pressing unaiteE bic oPposiii,r to tue
II man power in Virginia represented
By MrEonc ami calls thu attention @. IL,
administration to the results Of such "a
system in other states.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

San Francisco dispatch OF tho lith
sny': Grand Master Dean, Of tho
United Sites Knights Tempiar, rr-
rived this evening rad was met al
MERGED by the Grand Comn,ndery Of
Caliiotni, md a delegation from the
Conclaye X coptiou Committee, who
escorted bim 10 this city. Whom they
arrived here they wero met by tbs var.
ious city Communicates aud, fotmIng
in procession. wers accompanied by
bands Of music and conducted - the
Palace Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-19

John Fisher. aged is. was sailing
with two ladies ut Quincy, Mas, when
n blow Of wind struck tho siiI. aud the
boom swinging Ell idenly around.
Fisher and one OF the ladies' named
Winitfcd Batter. were swept irto the
water. Fisher was Immediately
drowned nuI Miss Buil,r died soon
after being brought to the shore.