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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
The I~taIIroaG Furnace.

All reports from Railroad District are
OF tho mos, satisfactory nature. The
mines are yielding well and tho new
fnrunco continues TO turn out bullion
nj tho ratio Of ten tons per duy from al
average of thirty tons Of ore. When II
Is stated TINT tho ore being reduced IL
Of the second class, md that the aver.
ngc Of tho bullion produced Is quito
satisfactory to the ownets, the prospect
for tho success Of tho new enterprise
and tho di~ ,trict, 1t must DO admitted,
are particularly bright.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

This mine, says the Sentinel. is
looking better than for tho past twelve
months. Thc r,clnt development on
the l2o0.io,t level has gradually i'm
proyci. Hui now promise, more than
wac expected from il. O,hcr parts Of
the mine. all bcing worked through the
old shaft, have also frightened ma'cri-
ally during the past week, but in what
peculiar direction or 10 What extent is
not stated. Yet that the prospects have
generally Improved We have from tho
best nothori,y. mud u very hopeful view
Is taken ui The situation about The old
workings on the lower levels. The do.
vclormcnts In tho X. X. ground also
continuo With most cheoriug I~esulIs.
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/ From Saturdays Daily.
SNLMASUNDI.

Ben Reinhart has gone on Ju.ines to
Eureka.
John W. Mackay is again on the
lComstock.
Departed by stage ;lis morning: G.
". d, Schmidt.
The State Land Office at Carson dis.
posed Of $500 acr,s Of the public lands
last month.
It stormed here all last nsgh, and
kept up its lick during to-day wish
scarcely III in.rrmission.
Edward Reilly, accompanied by
Charles EisenberS arrived here by bug
BY this evening. from Railroad.
Elko Lodge No. Is, l. G. o. F.. holds
its regular meeting at their hall lLis
evening, commencing at s o'clock.
The jury in the Coombs case Game
into court without a verdict aud were
sent back for further delibetatiou.
Notice is hereby given that sunday
School will be hrli at the church 10.
morrow commencing at 1879 o'clock
p. M.
Ben intrs' teams arrived here from
Railroad dis,rict las, night. bringing in
sixteen tons OF bullion from tho fur
nscs.
Hugh Martin, who came down f.om
Brun"au yesterday. went up to Hall,ck
Station Hpi getIrued by the cattle train
this evening.
a Chinanan with a Spanish wife aud
-four bright children, arrived q, 5 IN
Francisco on the San Juan Il Mon
day, bound for China.
James Ocrm an old resilient Il Cold
Hill died suddenly of heart d ssiss IL
the Mexican mine Thursday. IL
leaves e wife and family.
The late storms have fl, ciunlIy
.qutuched the iorcst fir : in tn, Sierrrs
which lately filled tho atmosphere even
gu; this way, with smoke.
The identified heals Of seventeen Of
Ihs Chinese victims OF the San Pablo
powder explosion on Sunday, wen,
buried yesterday from a Josh House.
on Aleek niley. Chinatown. 5. +.
A special train OF ~ cars Iondcd |
H,iih bee! cattle passed through here
tbis rN-nirg ter Srn Fr,ucI,co IN Y
were shipped ttum II Heck station Ly
Barney Horn AMI were brought from
the range ia the northern part Of the
county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Another pair Of wheelbArrov idiots
have started on q pilgrimage across the
continent from San Francisco. Let rs
indulge the hope that tho beautiful
snow OF the sierras will afford them .
peaceful, pure and 6nal resting place
beneath its feathery fakes. thus tend
ing to diminish, II not to exterminate,
the race Of pimple headed. pesttcrous
perapatetics.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
Hndrei..r nna schn,s.

Since receiving a CARLOAD direct from
the East, OF the renowned Scbliiz beer,
Mcssrs. Rcckharl a. Ffoelich are nov
prepared 70 furnish at Wholesale TO
their patrons ana tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. ut
prices lower than eyer. In both flavor
aud quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market. as
all who have sampled II viii chooriully
attest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Assessments falling dolinqrcn. in
o ctober amount to s455. 100, levied by
t~wenty.threo companies. OF this money
Nevada mines want s3i7, 900; Cnliior-
MIA &c. 900; Utah si2, 900 and Mexico
s50,5O0. Tho assessments falling do.
linquent during the first ten months Of
the year amount to s5.2i7.ssI, agnius,
s~5.7s2,AG2 during the same timo in
800
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BulIion saipped.

Warner & Co. shipped to-day TO the
Bank of California a carload Of Rail-
road District bullion consisting OF 265
bars, Weighing 2e,il5 pounds. Tho
two carloads previously shipped TO the
same c%onsigneos contained 676 bars,
weighing 5G.Ol5 pounds, making an
aggregate consignment to date Of s4l
bars, weighing 80, 100 pounds, an aver
ago Of 81 pounds to tho bar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Those who vent mp from here to at
tend the ball ct Wells, returned last eve
ming and report the AFFAIR . very ENJOY
Able one. Dancing was kept up until
aster 4 O'Clock in the morning. A
splendid supper was served at Mid
night by Mr.. Hank, Of the wslls ho-
tel and every arrangement contributed
to the pleasure and comfort OF The
guests.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Brother Wadsworth is preparing for
cold weather. says the Phoebe Record.
He brought up from lower Utah anoth-
or Of Of his wives, and now has both
m in the village. A woman to hug
up before aud another to hug up be-
hind is n very comfortable thing in win
ter. I wish I was a man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

In tho District CouIt Saturday. tho
following business was transacted:
The care Of Norman Wines, ~. Hen
ry Coe. wrN ordered placed on civil cal
endar md hiai btt, without jury, for
November 7ih.
Susie A. RagQdnlr. VIC. Joshua T..
R"gsdnlo--suit Tor divorce - decree on.
tered In accordance With prayer Of com.
plant. Adjourned until November Ord.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

The proposition Of MI EoClish syn
dicato 10 build two dry.docke at San
Francisco Ia said to DO meeting with
favor. The present cost OF docking
aud o]verhauiins a ship. which IL from
90. 900 TO 80 1000, would be-. II Is claimed,
rcduced TO q. many hundreds by the
c.truotion Of these docks.
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In n late Interview. Senator Sharon
admitted that ho had los. all luith in
tho q mstook lower levels.
II. n. II. Mason will ship s,vou car
loads Of beet cattle for San Francisco,
from hero this evening.
C. l.. Chapman arrived by stage from
Tusearorq, this evening. lIo wen. mp
from San Francisco via W]innemucci q
week ago.
Warner & Geo. shipped a cnr.lo,d OF
Railroad district bullion to the Bank
OF California, San Francisco, Saturday,
and another car load Of tho Same to.
day,
The wife Of one o. the candidates In
Ohio Is collecting for her scrap book
the press notices Of her husband which
bavo appeared since his nomination.
lilo Is afraid there Is u divorces spit
pending somewhere;
John 4. Bradley, who was sabpoen.
acd as witness in n case on trial in
the District Court ut Austin, returned
home by the train last evening. Mr..
Bradley Gays tho camp 10 the best in
the State.
The Standard Con. N. Co.. Of Bodie,
will pay It's regular monthly dividend
OF twenty-five cents per share, or SIS.
600, on Friday next. The Standard
has declared n dividend every month
for six years and two months, tho frs
having been in September, 1877. max,
| ing nn aggregate OF si,276, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Advices from F~ayetville. Ark, shy
That U. s. Deputy Marshals Perry and
weatherford, while guarding some In
dian prisoners Monday night, quarrel
ed over n game of cards. They drew
their revolvers md killed each other.
one firing three and the other seven
shots.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
The Humboldt uou.o Room.


Owing to the hard times prevailing
throughout this section / have re-
duced the price Of tickets good for D
meal, to three for 81. The house
has been recently overhnuled, and any
one wanting n clean bed and good room
will be accommodated at reasonable
rates. I am determined TO sustain the
established reputation OF tho house 81
a htst class hostslry and lodging house,
aud patrons need only TO give me .
trial to be convinced that I hays the
best and cheapest accommodations In
Eiko. The bar Is stocked with svery
thing In the line OF Hrsl-class imported
and domestic wines and liquors. which
wero purchased at figures to allow me
TO duplicate California prices. freight
added. Pure old bourbon 1ill be sold
by the bottle. in pints and quarts, at
90 cents aud 81; Best California Bran
dies, in pints and quarts, 75cts and
$3.50; Clarct aud white Wine, 80 OTIS
per bottle. Blackberry Brandy, Gins.
California Bitters, etc. etc., at equally
low prices. BiIel's beer always on
draugbi, and for salo by the bottle 81
25cts. Only tho mos. popular brands
Of cigars kept on hand. Come and see
me. JOE LANG,
Humboldt Boarding and Lodging
House. Elko, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

AT the Indianapolis election the vote
was small and very close. 1t will re.
quiro a full vote to decide the result.
The Republicans probably elected the
Mayor, Clerk and Assessor; the Demo-
Gratis, the Treasurer. The Council
will stand IL Democrats and ~ Repub.
licnns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
For Wear.

Mrs. Lang has just received g new
lot Of Fall and Winter goods for ladies.
consisting Of Fine Underwear, worsted
Hoods and Mits, Stockings for ladies
and children, Sailor Twino In all colors
etc., etc. Call and examine her stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

I. is stated that the Cabinet council
Of foreign Ministers at Madrid, pro-
posed that the Ambassador at Paris be
recalled, il the French Government
PERSISTED In q refusal to make nm apol.
ogy desired by the Spanish Govern
ment. Il is stated also that tho Minis
ter threatened to resign IL the Cabinet
disapprovod the step he proposed.
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srhoo, Tru.,ec AppoIntcu.

William Butler, having removed from
Tho state, Thereby causing n vacancy in
tho cGice OF School Trustee for EIko
District NJ. L., tho County Suporin.
iendeat has appointed J. l.. Keyscr to
Nil said vacancy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Tho Reno Journal says: George W.
conklipg's friends nrO in receipt Of in.
formation announcing that The charge
aga.ns. him for tho killing OF Baver.
O,ick In Now Yord last Spring, will DO
dismissed without a trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Humboldt House--Joe Lang, Pro.
prietor.
Bert TrAyer, Bullion.
Chaa Rudd, Omaha.
Chas Bruce, LamciIle.
A. II. Hunter, Tuscarora.
G @ Mckay, Wells.
ID E Frind, do
A Dakin, Lamoille.
&c Webb. Ogden.
j NJ Vincent, Lamoille.
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An Important Der!sion.

A c'so Of Interest TO PERSONS carrying
lifo insurance has just b,cn decided IN
tho Superior Court at San Frasctso. 1t
was that Of J. Win;cihniI,r, executor
OF the estate Of Fritz iIoGmas,rr. de-.
ceased ~ the WuIkmcn's Gunrnn.ord
Fund Association. Tho deceased wag
insured by tho defendant for Si.OlO
payable TO his widow upon his death.
which amount tho Association wa
anxious TO ray her. Tho creditors Of
tho deceased claimed the nnount aud
the question whether tho claimant yGB
entitled TO receive tho Same was the IT,.
sue involved Tho Count rcud.r,d
judgement in favor Of tho rl,iutiG, nud
therefore the amount becomes assets OF
the estate, TO bo dishurscd by the c1 q
utor. This decision upscrs previous
rulings. which held that Insurance. on
a mans life In favor OF his vito could
not, nj his death DO attached or claimed
by. his creditors,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

Bartlett and Ostrcichsr. Of tho Gem
Restaurant. bavc just received the fret
instrllmout OF Booth & Co.'s celebrated
fresh Oysters. These delicious bivhlyts
viii DO received daily by cSrross
throughout tho season, Try them
They nre Gne. aOd'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

The assessment roll in this county for
the present year foots up S3,GsG, col.
against SO. tD0,il7 for last yenr. This
is an increase over last years roll-
inside from The rfilrotd property OF
Sl3I, 1874. and shows that Assessor Hes
son has discharged the duties OF his Of
hce diligently aud faithfully. In view
Of the general depression in every
branch OF busiEoss-except perhaps
that Of the stock men and consequent
depreciation of values. n material fall
ing OF from former figures would scarce
ly have occasional surprise, but that
they would exceed them Was generally
unexpected. The advance Of a. $1,000
per mile on tho Central Pacific Com
pnny's road. brings their tax up to
$50, 40, and tho aggregate tax of the
county TO the comfortable figure Of
SlO6. 2I7 in round numbers.
The good fortune Of the county thus
far this year is also unprecedented, in
that it has had little or no criminal
business 10 dispose OF, which Ally
constitutes the heaviest draft on the
county treasures.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

G A Navnjo Indian has been in Phoebe
cling blankets Of their W mAnufAo-
ture 10 the Indians. The blankets
were oil wool and very thick, and were
sold from "a to Sc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14
Death OF Peter o'Mnnry.

P,t'r O'MhIry. Who came here r.ck
from the Ia rthrrn pat of the county
80 wal i.uuibs ago, uud Las been under
ioc'or's ere ever since, died very sud
L"uly 1T ?:]D tris maEniuc. D,coaael
was O native Of C.nndr. aged - years.
lilo had been n rcsiirn: Of this county
since its organization. AMI DEVOTED his
time TO mining aud prospecting. lie
was a enc sp cimcn Of vigorous mgn-
hood n feS ycFIs Hgo Int lutscr,y
broke down in health, becoming the
nero N:,Ck Of his iorin,T self; his
death resulting from heart disease
fom which he had been suffering in
conjunction with other troubles Do.
ceased was "cll.LuoVu throughout tho
northern pant Of tho county, which SEQ
ton he Ind made his home.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot HotcI.--CIRrk q Green, Pro.
pristors.
] A Fereio, Halleck.
II A Young, Pleasant.
G Driscoll. do
L G Mcclellan, Wells.
z Hadley, do
G Z Davis, do
IL Wadman. Ogden.
RIM Catlin, Mineral Hill.
Z Davis, San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DcpoT HOTEL CInru. d Green Fro.
prIeIors.

7 L Burne, Winnemucca.
Wm Mitchell, Huntington.
+ A Barrillo, Idaho.
Clendenning, Mound.
Chas Crabb, do
G L Chapman. Paradise.
] n Larios, Cahoke
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H:mhoiLt Hou.r. Ice L.nn=. FRO
pEic:oF.

Tho cornpouy If soldiers ordered
Transferred from F"i; H,ll,rk 10 the
Hr~s,Gin. passed through he Cor San
FItuc.scc 10y tho ~ o',lock train last
ni%h', in charge Of C,p;ain Curr. A.
incLei to toe tr in WAS u ~sTecinl sleep
,ng car fpr tho uccom nod ,tiou Of the
Captain AMI Lis family. Colonel san.
tn.d had gona down 10 The Preside in
adsauCo. Eoih th.sg ,fic,rs hnd been
80 long stationed Il. I~IIl'ccx that ih,ir
departure will leave a void in the bust
ness nud society Of The Post, and tho
uniform couIt - offended TO all with
whom they came IN contact. has caused
the Involvement Of the order q their
transfer to b. mco;y i with sine re- re-
grct b. their many friends and ayquain-
ancgs throughout Til rL;iro section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

FoR DysPrrsrL sna Liver Complain
yon have q printed guaratee on every
bottle OF Shiloh's yiializer. II never
ills to cure. For sale by Y, Y. Muller
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Rodeo I'm Roby.

The third and last rodeo for the year
in Ruby Valley was advertised 10 begin
on the LIST Of October, and oil outside
parties were requested to como and get
their stock at those general rodeoa.
The rodeo doubtless commenced Mon
day, and all interested parties will
profit by responding to the invitation.
Warner & Co. forwarded to-day by
fast freight for Tuscarora 1900 pounds
of freight, including q lot Of piping for
he air-compressor ut the Navajo.
Some merchandise marked j.. W. Ur-
ton-minus the "Co."-was among the
Tuscarora freight. which gavo rise To
speculation as to whether he Is now,
since the dissolution Of partnership,
about to Ego it alone"
An alarming rumor is reported that
George f. Rogers, who arrived from
MazatlAn, and who for q day remained
in San Francisco, had died in Pied
mont, Alameda county. OF yellow fever.
II is also stated that Rogers was pri-
vately buried from the parlors Of an
undertaking firm in oakland. Tho
strnugest part of the rumor is that this
man Rogers is supposed to DO still on
the lighter, prepared for the remaining
yellow fever patients. DR.. McAllister.
Quarantine Officer being questioned on
the subject, said there was but one pa
tient on board the lighter under care Of
the nurse.
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A cable railroad, operated by water
power, Is 10 DO located on Wood River,
mud trains run by that method be-
tween HALEY and Koichum. The mn
chinery plant will be at a point be-
tween tho two camps. Tho water pow.
CT il plenty and 10 spare. Tho track
will extend from tho depot, M Haley,
to tho Philadelphia Smollcrs, above
Ketchum, tho distance being about ten
miles, aud tho speed Of tho wire will be
such IA to take n car between the twp
points In an hour.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

VIM. Il. Iaylcr, Que Il tho pioneer
pencil pushes q this town. dropped in
among ~ last night with the same
cheerful. rus,liu2 bu mess mir sud jov-
i'll smile which for moru than half n
century has bacLcd lin Mp under all
the vIc,ss';u les Of fortune TO which his
prut:c disposition has sUhj c,cd him.
IImc has apparently wrought no
III lis present canvas lag raid after
Subscribers TO the new look written 10y
James G.. Blaine. his cnrhuiaSm j. jest
eighteen years Of ngo. It, y cold day
aul nu Uhdurnie soul that would refuse
to huy q book Il Ell.
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Walter Schmidt, OF the Desert Crys-
tai Salt Works at White Plains, is in
town to-day for the purpose Of intro
ducing into general use the home man.
utaelured article by that company.
Warner i Co. have become the agents
for the company at this plice, aud in
their Office to-day were on exhibition
specimens Of the various qualities Of
salt produced at the compauy's works,
which cannot be excelled either in APP
pearance, SAVIOR or purity. in any part
OF the world. The process of procur-
ing the salt is simply by evavoratipg
tho water containing 1t through the &c.
ton OF the sun. whose heat during the
summer months Mt the works ascends
as high NJ I35 degrees In the shade.
The water exposed in open pans is ev-
aporated, leaving the salt in layers Of
beautiful crystals chemically pure, Mt
the bottom. II is then prepared for
table and other uses. Through the
light cost Of the production and trans
portntion, the company claim that they
can and will supply tho Nevada mar
ket with il better article at lower rates
than eau be produced from my other
source.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-14

A NASAL INJECTOR free with svery
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cts. For sale by T. F. Muller.
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The War Department has refused 10
comply witho General Shcrmsu's re-
quest to transfer tue Twenty. first IT.
fantry il exchange for the Tenth In.
fnnlry. The former regiment has been
stationed in tho Department Of tho
Columbia since 1872. has gono through
several Indian campaigns and has douo
"a large share Of tho hard work, whi'e
tho ronth has been enjoying life ia tho
ncighborhood II the lake region, with
headquarters NJ Detroit. Tho oriccis
Of tho Tweniy.6rst Rro greatly dis
pleased; as. some Of thom have not seen
thoir families in the East for ten years.
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rIG'rST ARRIVALS.
Depot G~ioIrI-Cinrk Il Grecn, Pro-
pr!CtoTs.

Depot G~'OIrl-tiRrk IL Grccn, Pro-
pr!CtOrs.
II W bradley, New York.
l. Holt. Ogden.
Oliver Rife. MOUND.
W Is Taylor, san Francisco.
Y L AtTeil. TuGcarora.
Mcclellan. DO
E~I.nrhoiLt House. lie I.nn.. FRO
pric:or.
Henry BeekNnrth, Mound.
) McFer, SrUth Fork.
GUs K,it"r. Bulliou.
B,rt Trav,r, Do
Iii Slul.rr. do
il anderson. Juunl.
Il l. French. Island Mountain
II Wheeler. Carin.
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Hon. Chns. X. Haswell. OF tho nos.
ton Traveller, died Saturday, aged 60.
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I:uTnhcIdt IIous.. Soc E.aBg. FRO,

:u'3hoIdt Iious.. Soc E.RBE, gro.
prIctu!.
Ben Savage, Lamoii!o.
Ncls Peterson, do
l. TIcbot, EurckG.
Z II Johnson, Decth.
VI piXlcy. LrmIi.ie.
W " Hurts. Do
= Rosenberg. Stn Francisco.
Joe bauer, MnllHck.
John Coffee, Wells.
Rob: Thycr. Cabin.
Romnndo Doninguis, Fl. II rlleck.
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snILou's Cons Will immsdiat ely
relieve Cronp. whoopins Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale BY +. 7. Mallst.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot IIotrI-CIn,L d Grcrn FRO.
priUtOT-.
Mrs Edw0Tls. T]uscroTa.
Mrs liagsdsle. do
Lambert MoliiucllI, Salt Lake.
Geo u Schmidt. s.. Louis.
llnryc M'Adnus. Lumui,!o.
Humboldt IIourr-Joo Lang. Pro.
TTIrt"F
W Gates md wife, SlGr.
A RoboHir, LamuiIIc.
Stolhamcr, Omnha.
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HS;TEL

Hotci--CISrH & Green, FRO,
pIletOrS.
ODDS, Tnrc,rora.
-, CO Parker, do
Gus Hoffman. Bullion.
u D.tgcr, Eureka.
ID Roberts, WrVs.
Hugh Martin, Breman.
Il O'Bri-u. Lamoil!".
Chas Csabl., Wg.li
Robertson, Il~urtiagtun.
y II 4 VI lsUu, W~.uurwuccI.
j Hostrllvr. Mun'ana.
JhVE Dale aud sif-. Eur, ka.
is black. Idaho.
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no ARRIVALS n.

DEroT lloTEL, CLAHx a. GREEN. Pho
~PRIkToEs.
CIV Schmidt, st Louis.
G. NJ Parker. Sacramento.
ID ID Holland Oakland.
John Lillird, San Francisco.
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