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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21
. laundering Miliionasso.

A Now York special 10 the San Fra1.
cisco Chronicle says: Vim. Il. Wander.
biIt nearly Lost his life on Wednesday
at Fleetwood Park through ignorance
Of the race track rules. His vageA
collided with Bonner's and threw hin
out, knocking him ssnssless. A prom.
insnt member Of the Union Club, die
o~ussing the accident, said: THAT fell
low don't know any more about turf
rules than a calf. he seems 70 think
the track was made for him, and when
he gets behind o horse he bangs Away
for dear life, and don't care who 70
coming. II Ihad anything 70 say. I
would rule him Of the track. and force
him to hire q htty sore lot, 90 thss ~
could drive to his hearts content VIII
out interfering with gentlemen, VIE
look to the rights Of others - we'll -
their own"
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
6ALMAouHDI-

A roman carriage painter At Grand
Forks. Dakota. Is considered the best
in the place.
There was . sprinkle OF rain l.s.
Eight. but this morning opened clear
and bright.
G. @. Warner 4 Co. have been
crowded with business in forwarding
frrights for tho last two or three days.
MIS-. David Davis says that her life
is one continual round Of pleasure,
wbsreupon the Terre Haute Mail saws
yes. 1t must be a great round IL IL is
around David.
What has becJms Of Ne Too Plat.
ofNew York; lie has suddenly faded
from public attention. and now none
SO poor as to do him reverence.
The Mormous have hell their annu
al conference. and sent gu nm unusu-
ally large number Of missionaries 10
sonv'rt the world, whether or no.
DR.. Huntington returned from Bull
lion las; evening. u reports the ill.,
juiies Of Adelphson not 80 serious ns at
tirst reported. There Is u compound
fracture Of tho arm both below and
above the elbow, but the Doctor thinks
the limb can be saved, AMI thinks the
young man Is getting along nicely.
Il. NJ. Beatty, Grand Chancellor Of
the Knights Of Py,hias. arrived from
Eureka lat evening. asd went to Tus.
carorA by stage this morning on bust.
ness connected with The order. lie
will return on Thursday and will hold
n meeting Of the order here OH Thurs
day night which oil Knights are re-
ques:ed to a;tesd.
The family Of J.. l.. Gilligan. with
the exception Of his son Frank who re-
mains with his father. left this morn
ing for Pueblo. Colorado. where the
parrnta OF both Mr.. ard Mrs. Gilligan
reside. NJ. Giiligan will alternate be-
tween this place anil Bullion Mining
District. Lander courty, where he has
mining claims which he is steadily de-
vcl0Ping.
4 North Carolina correspondent tells
how the moonshincrs sell Illicit whisky.
On the road.iie 4 big horn is hung to
n tree. You blow n blast aud u gil
steps ont mi tells you to put your
hand into her pocket. ami take out
your bottle and CO.. Flirting is at
your peril, for a six foot moonsLiner
il in point BLANK range with his Lard
on the trigger Of his p~srsuater."
4 dispatch from s. S. Sears receive d
Rt 2:1r this afternoon says: ''Fouul
Creed alive but unconscious. A bare
chance for recovery"
We truly hope lis fondss, hopes may
be realized. but in view Of the boys
wasted condition, We have but little
hops.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

n. R.pubHs..snPaAp~ais
the cheerful discovery AGa - n1nN
eraiis saecsss in Ohio VII AAsO - -
fset or the Presidential esopAE0as
indeed. Il was . most szssnsaA 49,
for them that Il hsppsnsd. TAis = .
most cheerful state Of afAin. 1nahos
them to rejoice over THAR ON 6slsaa,
and Is D.moerass rejoice 10. \.
feet Is remarkable. II would - 80
idea 10 call ioliheaiOa nsstiAg a.
inSits them 10 come and nahO sp1DaAss.
telling them how good and pleasant u
is to be whipped.-oaklAnd Tines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

W. +. Crane of South Fork left hero
for his homo on Saturday evening.
When about tLrcc OF four miles from
town anil going mp tho grade his at
ttntiOn vas attracted by n band Of
horses on his left, aud ~ 1, was got.
ting dusk lie was looking closely to see
II he could discover any OF his " in
tho band, whcn his horses became
frightened and made n quick lupgo TO
tho ltit which came near unseating Mr..
Crane and throwing the wagon of the
grade. Recovering his position he
pulled his team into tho road when q
man suddenly rose in sight. about 2j
feet 10 the right aud said: "PIt on
your brake aud throw up your hands.
or | will shoot" This frightened the
horses again and they becoming un.
Manageable started MP tho bill nj rapid
rate. Tho wonld he Tobber fred three
| shots ns tho horses nm. which n~cccler.
atcd their speed. and when they got 10
, tho top Of the hill Mr.. Crane concluded
to let them run and keep them in tho
| road, which he did, and thus escaped
without injury. lie says that had his
horses not become unmanng,bl he
would have complied,witb,,h polit, rc'
qucDt, and given mp his coin which wa
very little. Owing to the darkness ht
could not rccogoiz, tho highwaymNn
but thinks he saw him in town durin.
| the afternoon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

A letter ha' been received by act
ing Governor Thomas Of Utah, from
Senator ingalls,, OF KausAa-@abina an
appeal in behalf OF john Murphy, who
was lynched by yiGilantss in Park City,
Utah, several weeks since. The Sena-
tor says that Murphy was q resident OF
his county in Kansas. a good neighbor,
aud he appealed to tho Governor to Of
fer a reward for the apprehension OF the
vigilantes.
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cbud,ILc nnd bland B,nInc.

A dispatch snys that Mr. nlniuo is TO
ct s75 1000 for his book anil Is cents
royalty IN each copy sold. II stys, 81
so. that he had n better offer, but was
disaunded by n friend from accepting II,
"or," explains the telegropher,
"Blaino Ia no business man" This is
certainly news. remarks the Stockton
Herald. Mr.. Blaine has done pretty
we'll fot ono who is not a business man.
Ito went 10 Congress poor and left 1t
q millionaire. Ito has q gorgcou' man.
sion nl Washington. and Il heavily in
,ertslcd In rHiltosd, conl, aud other
properties. Blaine. tho literary man,
tho simple. unsorlily child Of genius,
who knows nothing about tho ways OF
business, In q now and delightful char
aoter,
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a. N. Harrison shot his l6-yenr.ald
wife and then himself as ID nvcr last
S,turd ~, both dying nlmo', instantly.
Cause, jealousy and interference in do
mestic affairs on tho part OF Mrs. Hair.
%Tison's mother.
The Reflex sNys there is n woman in
Ward who has n practice Of hugRing and
kissing Cinnamon. We can't SEQ why
the R.Gcx man should obj ct TO II so
long as tho Chinomcn don't Times.
Review.
We suppose that be objects on Tho
ground that the Ilcoihtn arc inicIfer.
ing with the rrcrog iives Of the
Cnucnssian, and ndjs tho above to the
many rcnsons why "fhc Ch;naman
mus. o."
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From Monday. Daily,
HALMAsuNDL

A double Wedding will occur n Ian.
ollie valley in the near future.
@. II. Shepherd and Miss Georgia
Walker are in town town Today.
isn matter Of surprise when the
West bound passenger train is not from
one to three hours late.
A telegram from J. 7. Babcor, bring.
Intelligence that j. A. Piuumer. priu.
eiPal Of the Tuscarora Schools. i. quite
sick.
There will be a partial eclipse Of the
sun October 3ltb, beginning about 800.
We will see n small portion Of 1, be-
fore hs u gees dnwn.-ward Rick.
Aud then how much Of Il will we be
able to see after the sun gocs DOWN
" 3. Sears received a dispatch las,
nithi ON Mrs. Sears, couy.ying the
pal fui intelligence that their little son
Cr si Sa' supposed to be dying. Mr.
Se'rs Mrs. Hurt and little Frank LEI,
Tor :" Francisco by las, nights train.
Information ID wanted Of she wherein
bouts Of William Carver, who lived
hear Pioshe. Nevada. at or about the
y'hrs 1873 and 1874. Hs will learn Of
thai In which be Is much Interested by
addressing David Punches. vuulue,
Honcoek county, Ohio.
John MSckny says that ''ghen they
get their now postal telegraph line 10
working, they will un I-rhil any rival
company on press dispatches If they
have to furnish them free"
Give US your hand. John. We'll
stand IN with you on thot proposition.
BY reference to another column, il
will be seen tina: the Sage Bush
knights are making extensive prepara-
items for 4 graud ball at Carliu GU the
3ls, in TINT. Those who attended their
entertainment last Winter need not be
told that the coming event will be n
complcto success, rs the X. S. B's
know jrst how TO entertain their friends
In first class style.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gorge Gran, came in
from Pleasant Valley to-day.
Richard Brown. who has been build.
ing i house on Mr. Ainlcy's ranch, re-
trTned to town last evening.
Joe Lang lodged Tueutymen iu one
single bed las, night. business is live
~ a. the Huwbvlt house.
We are requested to st5ts that Rev.
q. W. James will deliver lis lecture u,
freeman Hall on wednesday evening:
Admission 50 cents.
II Is rumoTcd that one Of our society
men will take n bride from among the
fair IL ,iirns Of California. and thus be-
come q stall Ci;.z IN Of Elk.
There is sid 10 be mnlh dissAtisilc-
ton among stockhoIIrrs Of ihv North.
en Pac a. ia cots qncnce Of Wizards
e. rcuditure Of $!5o.OJy Of their money
IN vntertaiming guests at the complo.
ton Of the road.
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From Thursday. Daily.
0ALMAouNDI.


Weather clear aud pleasant. with
cold nights.
Five cars Of Immigrants passed east
this morning.
Choice California apples are now
coming into market.
A letter will go with 4 three cent
stamp just the same.
The postage on other matter than
letters is unchanged.
jim Keene's famous racer Fo1hall, ia
now for sale in England.
d. z. Hooten came in from Mound
Valley this afternoon.
There was an unusually large number
OF rhale members of tho Lo family in
town this morning.
Rev. q. w. James, Who has been hav-
ing a good timc in Southern California,
will arrive by this evenings train.
The Board of Equalization Of Esmer-
aida county. made numerous changes
in the Assessment Roll Of that county.
The School Trustees are putting our
school house and grounds in thorough
repair. and getting IN the Winters
supply Of wood.
Bob ingersoit will hasdiy take time,
at the Washington meeting on Monday,
to c onyince Douglass. Bruce ct al, thai
there is no hell.
candy, the artist is preparing to leave
for Winuemucca, where he will locate
for a short lime provided he secures
sufficient encouragement.
Remember the lecture at Freeman
Hall tonight, beginning at 1880, on the
author Of Pilgrims Progress. illustrat-
ed with magic lantetn views.
The Postmaster General is already
calculating on a deficiency of three
million dollars in the receipts OF the
Department, as a result Of the new
postal law.
Mrs. Wilson went down to Pllisade
to-day to meet Mrs. Eva Gallagher who
will pass through on her way to Col
fax. Washington Territory.
Persons who do not wish their letters
held for postage" asst prepay pos
tags in full ut the rate OF two cents for
each half ounce or fraction thereof.
Ben Butler hos accepted the nomin-
alton for Governor by the Nstional
G~:eenGacs Party Of Massachusetts,. He
would no doubt accept n nomination at
The hands of the Democrats also, and
would not probably, refuse o similar OF.
fer from the Republicans, which w6rli
make "Old Spoons" solid on the Gov
ernor racket.
4 volcano has broken out in Llluras
County, Idaho.
james G. Fair and family have ar
rived in New York.
Schuyler Colfa1. wife and son are
doing" Oregon, Washington Terri
tory and British Columbia.
Lieutenant Pope. U. S, A., while ,ui
riding at Fort Vancouver. was thrown
from his horse aud severely injured.
A box containing $1,000 in bogus
silver coin was found in the western sub
urbs OF San Jose one day last week.
Paddy" Ryan will arrive in Ogden
oil the 23rd instant. The Pilot say he
will also take in Reno, Truckeo and
Nevada City, which is equivalent 10
saying that Elko will not bs honored by
his presence.
Tomorrow, Oct, 10Th. is the time
set for the Courtmariial at Fort Hus.
chuca, Arizona. for the trial OF Lieuten.
ant Colonel A. L. Morrow, OF the
Sixth Cavalry, formerly on the staff OF
General Sherman, on charges OF drunk,
encss and conduct unbecOming an Of.
Gcer and a gentleman.
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stage RsbSs.y.

The Truckse aud sierra Valley stage
was robbed near Coal. Station By . lone
highwaymau last Monday night. There
were four passengers on the stage. two
Of whom are said to have had $4,000
on their persons. but the robbor ouly
succeeded in getting about $500 from
the passengers and Wells. RGrgo 4
Cos treasure box. Last Spring The
stage was robbed at the same place.
Silver State.
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s. A.. Van Praug, travelling agent for
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
mud Hannibal g. 81. Joe II RS, who is
travelling through Nevada ON business
connected with tho Grca, burlington
Route gave tho IspEPgSDESr Office n
friendly call to-day.
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There ia fcnr anil trembling amon

There Ia fear AMI trembling among
certain Of the shining lights Of the
"ernnd old party q, the recent decis.
lou Of the Supreme Court in tho Civil
Rights cases. not lhst the colored man
will DO injured thereby. hut thati, may
reduce the strength OF tho Republican
pprly; a contingency to be avoided a,
all hazards.
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Some T~eprobate without The fear Of
God or terror Of the law in his heart,
visited Mr.. Sears chicken house last
night, md the brood Of fowls is half q
dozen short this morning. After his
next visit there will be q good job for
DR.. Huntington in relieving him Of a
dose OF shot which will be Embedded in
his worthless carcass.
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HOTEL
Dcpot Hotel-- CIarE, q Ureeu Pro-
pTieIorS.

J II Brooks, Oakland.
II II Black, Tuscarora.
Henry Parker. do
Henry o Rogers, ireland.
G Taylor. Ruby Wiley.
II Q Tendy, Waco, Tex.
Jas Riddle, Star Valley.
NJ Hall, do
Hu mboIdi nouac. Joc Lang, Pro
prictor.
Sshiltestrom. Lee.
ii X Mccoy, Lamoille.
Bert TIaver, Bullion.
James O'Neil, Wells.
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Vodeo In RubN.

Tho hirfRbd last rodco for tho ycnr
In Ruby Valley wns advertised to begin
on the Let OF October, and oil outside
parties we're requested TO como and got
their stock q. those general rodcos.
Tho rodeo doubtless commenced Mon.
day, and all interested parties will
ptoAS by responding to the invitation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

The pastor OF u New Milford. Conn,
church WAS detected in the habit OF
stealing his, IN by. a member of mis-
congregation who happened to get hold
Of the volume from which tho sermons
were stolen, ]whereupon no rendered
his resignation, in accepting which the
church says: ave deeply regrettbe ne
csssity that has led Mr.. Bonar to make
this request, but in view Of his i'll health
we feel constrained to grant it. We de-
sire to put on record our high appreci-
alton of his labors IA an able aud faith
full preacher of the Gospel, and espec-
tally OF hiB work as a pastor"
In view OF the assertions OF 'ill
health" and tho testimonials as 10 Ibis
labor as nh milo md fri hiul preacher
Of the Gospel" and "his work Us n
pastor" there seems little difference
between church and pastor on the
scorc Of honesty. but We think the
prepOndeTunce Of evidence Ii in favor
Of the pastor; bu only used the brain
work Of some other Dominic in order to
mako a good impression on his hearers
I'D thereby secure his salary, for which
he is not entitled to much blame.
while bis congregation evidently falsi.
fled in their resolutions b. cndeavoriug
publicly to give this plngiarist preacher
n good send of. while the real cause Of
his resignation whs concealed under
the plea Of "iii health" but charity
covers n multitude OF sins.
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Those who were brought up In q
fruitptoducing country can DO 70.
minded Of the days OF other years by
sampliug tho fresh. sweet cider received
to-day by ReckhNrt & FroVlicb. wo
know whereof we speak whom wo cay II
Il excellent.
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II Is ,elegrnphed from New York
that KcOrney's rival, Wong Chin Foo,
the editor OF the Cbiuese-Amoricin
newspaper, mas disappeared and that
fears Of foul play nre expressed.
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Tho telegraph reports tho appearance
n, various 1ntbtor points Of what Is
judged 10 DO counterfeit postal notes.
~Postmnatt Palmer, OF Chicago. sail
none hfd .madp their appearance. and
he vas inclined TO hisofcdit tho story.
Tho negro who murdered n policeman
on ,nioatretts Of Huntsville, Alabama,
on Monday, by splitting his head with
Sn NIX, was taken from Jail on Tuesday
night by city masked men ana hanged.
Ito refused to, give his nnmo.
Buckwhcat cakes md 'lassos arc nov
Iipa and renlY 10 pull.
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The Central Pacific Railroad O.. bsa.
Il IL rumored, become awakened 70 Ne
ncccssil y Of keeping pses Viii Ne
march Of improvement and will sAsst-
ly equip their road With new and ~.
modious parlor and sleeping coaches. "
which tho travelling public vim - -
lot.
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Mrs. J. Il. Gallagher, who has been
stopping at Eureka with her father, j.
l.. Wines. for somo time, leaves for
Coliux. W. T.. tomorrow, where she
will reioin her husband.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot Ho~trI-CInrE Il! Green PrS.
prictor-.
Faux BoHko. San Francisco.
" Polk. EIko.
Rev L. g Jacin. S icrnmento.
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4 n.

g. c. Warner & Co. received from
Bullion for shipment to day, by Peter.
sons team. 60 bars, $40 pounds; by
Xxi Yates teams, 247 bars, 2J,745 lbs;
by Ben Yates teams, Gl bars. 6,4O0 lbs.
Total 81 bars, weighing &c, 9s5 lbs.
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n. NJ. Beatty. Grand Chancellor OF
the knights of Pythias, arrived from
Tuscarora las. evening ard me. the
Brethren at tho Hall last night.
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During the week ending to-day War
ncr & Co. have forwarded The follow.
ing frrights: by fast freight. %, S9J
pounds OF general merchandise 20 ynri.
Gus Tusrarorn parties; by Yates and
S,okcrS gngs, 75.iiO pounds OF coke
TO T.. Reilly. Bullion; by tho owners
team. $4,000 pounds Of general mor-
Nix Schoen, Mountain City.
THO total amount Of bullion shipped
from Railroad District TO tho Bank Of
Calfornin'frdh October lat TO dAto is
9li bars, Weighing 0l,si2 pounds.
Since tho above was IN type lily sto.
kcr'a team brough. In i07 bars, weigh
isg ii,2i5 pounds.
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Princess Sally winnsmucca q
Providence. Rhode Islanp. Shs Cd
vocates the appointment of female In
dian Agents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Able. came in by
private conveyance from Fl. Halleck to-
day.
The only departure for the north by
Stage this morning was II. Dougherty.
Arrivals this evening, Frank Bosko-
WITT, L. q. McClellaud.
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J. L. Wines. in company with his
daughter Mrs. Gallagher. came up 70
Elko last night in order to get . good
start for San Francisco.
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II umbcIdt House--Jse Lang, RE
prietor.
Chas White. Bullion.
Pierre ChsVilla, do
Ty Robinson, Pleasant Valley.
Joe Hcnnsn, do
d Lowell, do
Steve Dakin, Lamoille.
John Stimson, Eureka.
Peter Boor, Spring Creek.
W Dakin. LamoiI1e.
II Radkin, do
II Boden, Mound Valley.
John Heltop, do
GKing, Missouri.
b Thompson, do
w Morris, Bullion.
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A superb dinner. including oil the
delicneies Of tho season, will be act at
the Humboldt House next Sunday. 2t'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

The compact made with Chief Moses
by the Interior Department il satisfac-
tory TO tho Nez Perces Indians.
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A special train OF twenty cars OF fat
cattle for the San Francisco market,
shipped from Hallcck by Barney Horn,
passed through this afternoon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21

The Jersey Lily and her mother
have arrived in New York.
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GsnArhl Ben F. Butler Is said to Be
worth two millions. II that Be the
case he ought to be spanked for going
into politics.
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Deputy Sheriff VI. Polk arrived last
evening from u trip TO Mountain City.
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Departed by stage this morning. Rsv.
G. W. James, Arrived this svsninR .
l.. Ballich.
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T ARRIVALS.
Drpol HoteI-CInrk & Green, Pro-
prtetoTs-

Depot HoteI-CInrk & Green, Pro-
p~ristoT.-
J Denning. Carlin.
VI Hail, Deeth.
LINES Riddle. 10
J. NJ Beatty and wife, Eureka.
III Si"utts. bullion.
u HamilI, Wells.
Henry De Lury. E-no.
Mrs. j ID ALlc. Fort Hllleck.
H.mhoiJt House .Jac Lnn., Pro-
prirIo-.
Max Aruh"ldt, haunl Valley.
Pate Scott. 10
Pet Guldag ', d.
John Nulani, DO
Nrls Trt~Tspn, Bullion.
J II rms"y. Moth Fork.
Harry Duc%wOlth. Huntington.
a postal card received last night from
Rev q. W. James announces that His
lecture on Tho Life aud Times OF John
Bunynn will be given at Freeman Hall
on Thursday evening instead OF We'd
n siay evening as was announced yes,
tCrday
There Is n raw. chilly atmosphere to-
day, reminding Que OF the melancholy
days" of November.
a patty Of our local sportsmen las,
sunday, coliPsld everything in tho way
of tont fishing TINT has occurred in
this vicinity for several years. Won
der what kind o! bait they used.
The assessed valuation Of Lander
county for 1888 is 81. 9!G ,C65:26, n de.
crcosc Of sIG2. t7G Gl from 1882. The
rate is $500. and the amount Of money
10 10 collected for State aud county
purposes il SIS 1851.
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Tho only stage arrival THE .vsaisE
was Antoine Rodteger.
-Ahrrr,t.,u &c

A-arurttseI s%s.%s
Tho following Is . list OF letters re-
naming in tho postofhos 81 Elko.
october 20, 1888:
Ban,a, 8 Everett, Wv
Fet.erly, GA HuiAnd. Chsa
Urguharh A
Anderson, It. Banta. 8.
Evans. G. G:ubbe, John u.
Hobbs, Mary L.
Persons calling for any Of The shove
will ploaso say advertised.
Q. ". HuLE, r. u.
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HOrEI. ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotcf--CiRrk & Green, Pro-
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