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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

LlOI IOu UunI
SPLENDID RESIDENCE WITH LOT
= Tsxlsn corner Of spring and Fourth
.srsesn- Price. $SUo. The above ID the
finest residence property for sAis N -
attic
Fine lse On second ssrsse. near Pine.
with house. for $500.
Five beautiful lots tn Ierryt seco1a ID
dition. fronting on Broadway street sso1
Fine house and lot On Front street. near
Lofs !: and s Nock IS. hsirs Of 5. A.
Bells addition &l5o.
Four splendid lots IN Eastern. fronting
on Broadway. with fnu view OF the bay
Two very choice lots On Coppin's Hill.
Ninesy by one hundred and twenty feet
on the brow of Coppin's Hfn- corner Of
Ninth and Colum bia streets. . splendid
Two lots in Eastern. $1,000, two for
$l0o0 and two for 5000.
Two beautiful lots On Seventh street.
with house. NO finer view in the city.
SaO.
Three lots in McAlecr's addition. from
$50 to S450
Twelve lots in Northern. 500.
splendid corner lot. Third and Pine
$57p.
Fine lot on Third street. near Pine.
Two corner lots near the barrel factory,
Lot II block C, Bells addition. 5000.
Three lots near Lake Union. t2lO-
Eight lots in Phinney's addition slfoo.
Lots and 2. block 81. heirs Of :. A.
Bells addition. with house, x2s0-
Thirty lots in Pontius' addition. $50 to
$500 each
Block and fractional block C. Robin
sons addition. $3O0
Lot. ! and :, block 10. heirs Of S. A.
Bell. $500.
House and lot in Bell Town. On West
street. Ssl0l
Two fine water lots In blocks II and X.
A. A. Denny's addition, $1,000.
| Lot on corner Of Second and Pine. with
| Id feet frontage on Second street. only
5000 This is the cheapest inside proper
| y in market.
Fine lot on West street. in block %.
with two-story house. new and well TN
ished irents for so per month"; $500.
Lots s and 7. block IA. Maynard's addi-
/ ton. $500 each
Twenty lots in the Onion addition 500
Lots and 4 block 81 A. A. Denny's
| addition.
| Farming Land.
Seventy acres of good farming land on
Eagle Harbor. nice miles from Seattle,
500.
| Hop Farm.
One hundred and twenty acres Of good
| land, all dyked- one mile from Ska2ii
| City-good house. barn. sheds. orchard
etc. A bargain: Sl50.
Eighty acres near WhatcoD. $So pei
| acre.
Ten acres adjoining the Smith place. or
/ Smiths Cove. Sl250
-Four two-acre tracts near Smiths Cove
| $500 each.
| One hundred acres good land on Lake
Washington. in tracts Of two TO ten acres
at 500 to 500 per acre. Just the placs
for hops.
/ Twenty acres near Lake Union, i'm
proved, $500.
One hundred and one other lots in BaX
ter's and other additions. at prices to sui
all purchasers.
| ]. w. EDWARDS,
my2u Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN
n present employed In san IT
deaircs position IS book keeper
first-class mercantile business
house or corporation in SeAto
AddrcS p. o. box a. Seattle nyl3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

The population of Eew York was As
beiov stated according 70 csns1s re-
tuyns taken the years named:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29
Farming Land.

Seventy acres of good farming land
Eagle Harbor. nice miles from Seat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

WE WILL GIVE FIFTY DO
w per NJ for Or stamps delivers q
MN on Lake Washington. AppQ
G. c. PHINNEY 3 Q1
ans n Pese 01t11
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

a GOOD COOK FOR A L00e
a camp. Appl$ between ] and :
pm. TO
G. C. PHINNEY & Co.
myisu Post Blu >
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
From Fridays Daily.
RAL.sIAGUSDI.

Departures b. stage this morning:
james Clark, a. Ls!cL;er.
James Clark, OF the Depot hotel. left
by stage this morning for Tuscarora.
The nights are growing cool aud thin
leo is formed on small bodies Of
water.
Peter Munson says lie would no,
trade his tenn far GeVrgo Russell's sor-
FriS.
"Stost thou n man wise in his own
conceitT" No need Of going out Of town
TO iud him.
The assessment roll for Elko County
is now open for tho inspection OF the
pubiie ut the County Clerks Office.
The papers are filed with accounts
Of murder. suicide, outrage and other
casualties. Whittier a:e We drifting?
Henry Ward BeGchor lecrured at
Salt Luke City on Tuesday evening to
IL lnrge mud apr, ciative audience.
John VI CCausland. OF Virginia City
has been declared ms me aud was TAX
en- &c. the asylum at Rono GU Tuesday.
Behold, l stand ct the door aud
knock" said q thirty s1dl early tLis
morning, shiyering at tho saloon door.
1.-The wicked fec when no man pur-
sueth, bat the righteous nre a. bold as
a %lion," said Ell. Conway, when no up.
proprIated Dick Dorsey's spurs.
Sheriff J. II. Tnber says that Gle.
sire shall fail md the grnsshopper
shall become n buideu," unlts he gets
u few boardSrs soon.
1t is stated tina; there are grapeyincs
in Reno loaded with fruit Of the best
quality. All Rsuoites now lack Is the
fig tree.
DR.. Freeman, Of the Sale Luke Sur.
gical Institute, came down from Tusca.
clrora yesterday. aud left for Eureka
by LIST uight's train.
Though thy Fins are scarlet they
shall be us WOOL" is the comforting az
surnncc Judge Green gives n criminal
when c%onsigning hin 10 tho county
jil.
Carson 10 terribly agitnted because n
stranger. aud respect bile female
mounted the hoot-blacR stand and had
Der shoes blnekcd. Such sights are
not uncommon in the East.
Dewitt. S,ocker. who was serving n
seven days sentence in the Carson jail,
committed suicide on Tuesday 10y hang
ing himself with piece Of rope which
ho usually wore about his body.
A. d. Meacbnm, accompanied by v.
q. Bartlett. arrived by private convey
nuce from Elko this morning. Nir.
n. Hchnm IA hero on business eoupect.
ed with the Blue jacket property,
which hc will cndeavor to sell to
Eastern capitalists, Rtvisw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
4 II m arISnbIr Proceeding.

Tie following appears in The Elko
i"dcprnd nt's r'prrt oi the proc, eliugs
OF tho Board q County Cymmiss,usrs
last VI opdR!:
"UT'n representations made by the
Sh'rff, i, was ordered tia, ten days Ice
IL Gu ted from the sentence Of iupr!s-
oumen; Of $. II. Mott. >, n'.uccd from
Wsl!s township for disturbing the
grAec."
II is 10 he hoped that no such orlrr
WAS permitted to lac e4t,red upon the
official r,colds Of ihc Board, unloss
there is some law, Of which We never
heard. granting patdouiug power TO
County Commissioners. II was GER
tuiuiy our Impression that they have
NO more authority % st aside or
change q sentence OF Court. than has n
Democratic County Cen!rtI Conn ittee
or the Tnscarora JOCKEY Cl~ub.-Timcs
Review.
As tho county fairs ARE nov admin.
i'trrcd by the party OF great moral
ideas" 1t may bu possible that the
Board is influenced in its action in
such c'scs ns the above by that 'highcr
lhg Of humanity" which In not circum
senbed within tho narrow limits 81
statutory enactment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

The trial Of the wrssihAn, Nass..
Mormons ~As concluded Wednesday.
III. jury returning a verdict Of guilty
against Evans upon two eoun,s. aud
also a verdict Of guilty sgaina Cobb.
aud another Of guilty against Ms.
Whiting Tor leud conduct. Didrirt
Attorney Bumpus Immediately NOV. d
for u sentence ia the Evans case, Which
the court granted. For his intimacy
With Mrs. Cobb he wax given two years
Mt hard labor IN the House Of Correc.
ton. and for his conduct With Miss
Whiting one ear at the same ius,itu
ton. The sentence Of Mrs. Cobb aud
Miss Whiting was reserved 10 allow
further investigation. aud to sse IL the
women would abandon their immoral
life. The result IL hailed with pleas
ure BY the residents Of Wr, nthpm and
Peterborough. who have tried for over a
year to break up the community of &C.
ligious fapa.ics.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
A VIE.

A Saratoga correspondent of the
Chicago News writes: Another young
looking woman that attracts consider
Die attention has u dnrk-eyed, clear.
regular featured face. surmouut,d By
w.vy. light brown hair. She is fond OF
wearing u heavily brocadsd. dark gas
net walking drrsI. aud always has an
appearance Of quie. case and mod, sly.
She has two children and is perfectly
devoted to them. She is tho wife Of
one OF the greatest gamblers in New
York; / do not mean Of the stock gam
olerS. II is said that she WAS originally
the wife of q gambler associate Of her
present husband. Both men were mar
ried, bur tired OF their wives, nh so,
one night, ngreed to an exchange. Tho
WINS did not OBJ, ct, SO The story goes.
1t is hand 10 believe it, however, when
IL looks at the quiet and
modest department OF the gamblers
wife now here. Several young men
about. the hotel have tried 10 mako her
acquaintance aud have sigually failed.
She Is devoted entirely to her children.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
Iron Wednesday. D.ily.I


8. s. ss.rs ia expected on this even.
ins's train.
Hon. J. H. Dennis still fingers at th.
County Seat.
Gabriel cohn left by private convey.
ancs this morning for ruscarOra.
George II. Meigs. Of Wells. came
down last night and stopped over hero
to-day.
The only occupants Of the Elko
comfy Jail at present are a few half
starved mice.
A Lamoiile Valley wedding is on
the tHpi,. Look out for the engine
when the bell rings.
A special session Of Elka Eucamp-
ment No. 0. I. o. o. F.. will DO held
at the Hall this evening at 7:3O.
The recent Miners picnic at Steam
boat Springs, according to the Enter.
prise. was M affair Of magnificent pro-
portions.
Tho taIabis property Of Eureka
county is assessed ut S3.54s .OOU, which
is Sl29. l65 less than tn. asSassm.nt of
Eiko county.
Humboldt county Is assessed Mt So
oI6.42l, the estimated population is
$500, and the number of registered
voters 1875.
a gSmnast BY the name OF Irvine
took pity ON the ;uttooed woman Of
RobiusOu's circus and married her nj
Folsom. California.
The California State Fair opened ut
Sac ameutJ on Monday With greater
prospects Of success than aug previous
Fair held in the State.
Elko county is becoming distressing.
ly dull and mohotouous. No preacher
ut the County Seat no District Court
business. civil or criminal, aud not u
pers0n i'll the county jail.
There are about 100. 900 Federal Of
flee holders in the United States whose
salaries, exclusive OF the President who
gets $4,000 ~ year mud grub. ruuIe
from SSOO TO Sl7, 5Uu n year.
Ell. Conway, who has b-eu working
for Russell & Brady. was discharged
on Monday. This morning II warrant
for his arrest was issued on a charge Of
having s'ol"a n pair Of spurs valued ut
$50. irom Dick Dorsey.
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lFron Monday. D.ily.l
IRALAAouNnI

Eve vas the frat maid. and originated
the ''fall' fashions.
Two things nlxays command respect
money and q good sized club.
Gabriel cobn 10 town. interviewing
bis friends and customers to-day.
Why is at irsiy topper like n drown.
Ing mnni Because he catches at n
straw.
SIR. Noah mus have been an expert
ut poker-he hell more .'pairs'. than
any man living.
Judge Bigelow went down to Winnie
mucea Oh Sunday night and returned
hy last evenings train.
Mr. IL. ". Beecher and wife. Of
brooklyn. New York. were passengers
by the east bound train last evening.
The nav Postal Notes do uot seem very
popular with our people. as there were
Dat ten sold Ut the Elko Office
last week.
The excavation for Reckhart & Froe-
iicb's big cellar is completed. aud
Fred Mnnson !, delivering the rock for
the walls.
The difference between town and
country !" that iu the country they
blow a horn before dinner, in town
ihcy take ON
DaEIl the KinS scorned to create
scandal 10y clipping with Mrs. Urinh. SO
lie made n widow OF her aud thus
stopped he nOuths of the uugodly.
syndicate OF capitalists representing
Sa.0OO. 600 have purchased the Sho-
sboue Falls OF Snake river. /. r, and
will make the place a summer resort
And now the good deacon proceed
eth TO the soda fountain. givelh the
dispenser Of 81 -etened winu "A sly walk,
and obiaineth his liquor sy%rup-tiuous-
ly. as il; we're.
u jor Einbrck. Of the United States
Coed tic Survey. siys that Jef Davis
mountain ia Lincoln county j. the
Highest peak in Nevada. its altitude
being 1875 feet.
After ''riPhtenu- Lot" fviled in the
sal: business he weni prosp' citing in
the mountains. md kept pretty full Ola
~LiSkry which his daughters procured
ut "a ~urIshb"IiuE saloon.
St"g- d pattrre> for the north this
morning: Dc. J VI Freeman. Gro Is
il!l. Arrivals hi. ~, ming: J II Men,
ndur, J Il pIlcr. "A Da.k-. M.sscn.
gcr.
William ute. tighter with his
family. # yet. Fjay by teams tor
M"i"c Counry California;. which will
Ice hi, inrur- home. Mr.. Hntler IL AZ
old rsiirrt Il Elk county. aud his
imuuy iri'nls wish him success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
Fail OPENING.

Mrs. II. W. Lang has jus, received n
large and well selected stock o! millin.
cry goods, which is now open for the
inspection Of the public. The stock
embraces nll the latest sly les Of ladies'
hats. including beaver. plush, beaded,
velvet aud Milan Etraw; also ratious
styles Of young ladies' jockey caps. A
large assortment OF ostrich pIuu,es and
tips, birds, breasts. and beaded planes
for irimmirg.. All tho moot popular
shades IN watered plush, plain plush,
btocaded and plain silt, suitable for
trimmings. The latest aud mos, popu.
lar shades 10 plush. ottoman aud plain
ribbons. Of which there IL au endless
variety. together with n full line Of FAM
cy goods Of oil kinds. including fancy
flowers ia oil shades. sailor twinc. and
q variety Of articles which cannot DO
enumerated hero, md which must be
seen to DO appreciated. Mrs. Lnug's
motto 10 quick sales and small prohis.'
and she invi,oI an inspection OF her
goods aud prices. III
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

sALMAouNDI.

Both express trains on time last even
ing. and travel Is bri,k both east and
west.
Eastern bound emicrants nre plenty
on every morning trnin. Four cars a
day seem to be the rule.
We enjoyed n Hue breakfast Of Hum
boldt trout this morning. for which we
are under obligations TO A. q. Dawl-y.
Stage departures ror the north this
morning: F. G. Fabin. p. II. Franko.
web. Arrivals this evening: DIR.
Freeman. A. Leiehtef. J. A. Banks.
Messenger.
The harvest is past, the Summer is
ended and Winter will soon be upon us
again. but tits consol:ng to know that
neither flies nor dust shall modest or
make Us afraid.
The price o. tho trade dollar has
been gradually advancing since they
were sw' pt out Of circulation. The rise
10 due to u demand for them that has
come from London for the Chiu,se
trade.
We are pleased to mole that Greed
Srtrs is improving rs announced in O
note fiom Mrs Sears Of tue lllh in
staut in which she says. Greed slept
Soundly all night. Had two ponched
eggs, hot roll. slice milk toas,. mutton
chop and cup Of coffee for breakfast.
The most practical sentence for n
violation of law comes from the state
TINT acquitted Frank James. Judge
Er-kel Of The United States District
Count Of Missouri s,pt, nc, i OH Hitter
ate prisoner TO Jail tIll he learned to,
write. and another ofTend,r was seu-
trncsd ill he could itneh the former
the nrt. In a little over three weeks
the pnson'r Itnpp, AIRED, able to wife
n fair letter at dictution. and both men
were discharged.
There il II new sect known ns "Pi.-
grims" III Souih-rn Illinois which nre
attracting attention on account Of their
poiySomous practices. An attempt
was made to destroy the temple Of the
Pilgrims" ut Erwin, Illinois. with the
hope that the Rev. Obrnshnw the prin.
cipnl. woGld be a victim to the conaa-
gr.tiop. but us he was absent from the
temple Mt the time the explosion oc
CURED. when the temple was blown up
by giant powder. he remains to advo-
cate his perniciOus doctrines i n other
and more acceptable localities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Advertisers An he DAnx IKDnED-
Ext also have tie advantage q IL col.
umns Il the WHILE lEDs1H1DEx1
which has been publisbsd without II
Permission at THE ONCE sines early In
the year 1869. and hsa . general eIreu-
iaiion in every district. camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
Of Elko county. and Is by far the beat
ADVERTISING medium that has aver been
e.tablished in the co1n,y. R-msnber
That advertisements in oar Daily also
secure tho bea.fts Of our large Weekly
circulation. and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
OF amy competitor.
The Weekly IL a a4136-ineh sheet,
md besides advertisements runs sirteea
eolumns Of rending matter. embracing
all the telegraphio news Of general In
tersst. oil tie news Of the State. and IL
specially devoted to tho local news Of
The county and county scat. By sub
seribing for the wAEKLr ELxo IxpE.
Sou not only obtain all the IL.
cal news. but also receive n knowledge
of oil important vents t~rausp,ripg In
any aud every quarter Of the habi,aLls
world.
Send along your snbseription..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
WElLs-flRso AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.
From Saturdays Daily.
AALMAGUNDI.
Local news is like angels visits.

Local news is like angels visits.
TIE Elko County Board Of Pardous
meets one week from to-da,.
Il ID worthy Of remark that both
trains we're on time last evening, as Il
IL something unusual.
Tho new Postal Notes ARE no, meet
Ing with much favor in the east, aud
are likely to be vo,tu a ~fDilure by hu J.
n'Ss men.
The Sheriff Of Eureka County has Of
fsrtd 3 reward Of $500 for the capture
Of Martin, who killed Redmond ut Cor
tez last week.
The Eureka Sentinel il authority for
the statement that q mat started in
With three ten cent chips and broke ~
Eureka faro bauk on Friday night.
A German ruG-picker, namSd John
Heffner, the father Of ~ childrcu. wa.
killed recently by a railroad train al
Lancaster. Penn. Rag picking must
be . healthy busincss-!or a father.
A note from 5. ,. Ser dated San
Praucisco S pit. sth. says: Greed il
doing ~'ii' Doctor says better than he
expected. lie rrsis we'll aud il b"Gin-
ming 10 get IN appetite shGll prob
ably come home in n few days"
IL see this tow has no ra.," sail a
young lady 'misrant the other morning
lyon are t-istnk'n. Mis-" said our re-
porter. iii 'ber" is any one thing OF
which We eau Toast 1t Is ga. Their is
perhaps more gas to the square yard in
Eho M" j" any o'hrT town ON Tue
' |oHA''
John II. Dennis u the Timcs-Er-
view. arrived from Tusearora by siaye
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Judge H. II. Bisclow presiding:
Court convened this morning pursu-
mt n n~djnuTDmont.
II. Rciuhatt va. Follis ct al. Demur-
rsr OYerIuled.
lirounrio W. Fnnnof.
Respective parties allowed to amend
compliant AMI nnsw Z. aud cause or.
dcfcd placed on trial calender.
W. ]. Triton II al. vs. Thos. W. Rule
ct al. This cAnsc coming regularly TO
DO heard on::demuiTer to portion Of de.
fcndhuis. answer nIcd herein, order en-
tered Sus,,isinR demurrer.
cour. Hdjournd ill TurSday the 18th
iustaot at 10 o'clock a IN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
lBuIIIon District,

l.. Rhdovich. President OF the Bull.
linn Mill & MiuiDg Co.. near Beownwr,
gave the ls~DEPESDEST a call this morn.
ing, nnd from him we lcnru that the
prospects OF the camp are very fl uter.
ing. The Lidy Of the Lake mine, OF
which Mr.. Nndovich il principal
owner, has enough OF S265 ore in
sight to keep u 10. stamp mill running
twelve months. Extensive improve
msnis are in progress, aud the mill
will start up with flvo stamps by tho
2Olb instant. and five additional stamps
will DO put In at au early date. The
company has purcha 'ed aud will pu, In
operation n new BfockBer furnace.
Mr.. James Campbell and others OF the
Silver Side mine. have struck n ledge
in the new tunnel which will average
from 0 TO II inches and which assays
$3.50 to tho ton. Other parties in the
vicinity are working good prospects.
Limestone District. eight and u half
miles south Of Bullion. is aiso showing
up we'll. md WI hope that the mine.
In that locality may provo o bonanza
TO the owners.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

Some six weeks ngo three soldiers be-
longing to The cavalry company sta
toned ut Font IInilcck. becoming
weary II the restraints oi military
discipline, det rminci to make q break
for freedom mud left without n iuilough.
One of them who goes by the name Of
Fritz his been here Tor some days aud
made no secret Of tho fact tina, he was
n dtsritrr from Tie Fort. Tho officers
Of the Post receiving notice Ct the fact.
Captain Carr cimo down oil Thursday
evening, secured tho arrest Of tho de-
linquent aud left with his prisoner by
last evenings train for Fort Hrllcck.
Tue other two, who no doubt are more
reuc'pt II, 10 the pnst aud future. nro
still ut large md may succeed in 10 *.
ins good their escape.
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The weather which has been unusu-
ally warm for some time past Is some
what cooler this morning.
Express t-aius on time are tue excep-
ton rather than the rule since the
change in the time schedule.
Maudiv Cater, who has been visit
ing her mosher in Secret Vail, for the
past two months. returned LY tue train
last night.
His Honor Judge Narchant. di4pen-
scr Of evrEhnndcd justice ut PaIisadc.
spent to-day visiting various points Of
interest in and about our attractive
city.
A party compose Of ~ mau. q wn.
man aud two children. with their 4.
f"cts loaded ou a two he-lrd vehicle
drawn by two horses driyru trnd-m.
passed through town this moruiny,
heading for the uorih. Whence they
came OF whittier rL,y 60, Ne are unable
say.
Lat Saturday nipht u Gre a, Susan
Vile. California, destroyed the era n
SiacEs of Albert Myer, continuing 5000
bushels Of grliu; loss. 81. UOU. The Ore
- supposed to have originated through
the cur,lrssnes- Of some Of The hands
The loss falls heavily un SIr. My.r, as
ali of his grain, excepting about $50
bushels Of oats WAS destroyed.
c. c. Wa.neT IL Co. have forwarded
during the week, by fast freight, &C.
QUO pruGG6 Of general merchandise to
various Tusca:ora raIties; by Atweli's
tsams, 10000 pounds salt and Is. 900
pounds b4r!e" to PrI,icr & CO.; by l..
ur.y's team. li.5Jr p-unGs gas pipe
for the NaVujo. Reeersed: Two cars
lumber fur Pci;Irr & Co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

County Assessor Hetsou has placed
ths assessment OF the Central Pacific
Railroad IN Elko county At $4,000 per
mile. II Is very prob bile lbA, the com
pAny will stand the raise Exc Free
Ptsss. Probably they will as they are
the eompany's figures which they have
given TO tho AssrsSors In every county
In tho Riate .-Tinss Review. Not eI-
ssuy. "Tbc compsny's own figures"
for Eko county were $4,000 per mile.
~ documents on 6lo In the Assessors
onaoe will show.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16
Sill In Iha I.CRh.

Joe Lang comes TO the front again
with n lhrgs invoice of hue imported
wines and liquors, including old mud
staple brands. aud the best blackberry
brandy in The market for medicinal use.
His stock Of cigars has just been re-
pleuished with the best imported aud
domestic goods. Call and sample his
wares.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-16

The friends Of Dick Dorsey and
sliit Polk are becoming uneasy at their
protracted absence. II is feared that
in their laudaLle eudeavors 10 secure
those spurs thu have been kidnapped
and are held for q ransom. Should
they not report This evening q party
will be OfGnnizsd for their recapiure.
Stage arrivals this evening: II. Mar
tin, ]. g. Martin.