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IInae IngrntItuhc.

II is strange how closely people read
the papers. We never say anything
that anybody don't like, but what We
soon hear VI Il aud everybody tClls us
about II. But, II onoo In q while wo
happen TO say n good thing, we never
hear that nobody seems to notice that.
We may pay some man n hundred COM
plimonts aud give him n dozen puts.
and he takes IL az = tribute 20 his
greatness and never think 1; does him
any good. Dut II wo happen 20 say
something that this very man don't
like. or something that ho inaginos re-
n ccts on him or HIS character. see how
quickly he flies up and gets mad about
it. All our evil ~ duly charged TO us
but wo never. hpparcntly, get any
credit for tho good we do.
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JUSTICE COURT.
Judge Palmer Presiding.

State of Nevada W. l.. Ostreichcr. In
tho above entitled case the defendant
is charged With having opened n cor.
tain letter, contrary to law in such
cnScs made and provided. After hear.
ing tho evidence, the defendant wan
held in n bond Of $500 TO appear before
the nCIt Grand Jury.
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Roll of IInnnr.

Following Is tho roll OF honor Of Sc.
cret Valley school, North Ruby School
District No. 20, for tho month ending
March 10, 1888: Emily Lemon, 100;
Maud Covert. 100; William Lemon,
100; William Covert, 100; Julia
Covert, 100; Leonard Covert. 100; Lu.
oion Lemon, SO; Thomas Covert, so.
MRs. NJ. l.. LEMON, Teacher.
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Iron Wednesday. Daily.I
sALMA0UNDI.

A resident subscriber wishes to know
what gentleman in Elko goes by the
eognomtn Of Few Hairs.
The Worlds Washington special in
Inmates that Folger has gone to Ber-
muda in the revenue cutter Ewing.
AS we so to press the examination of
N. Wright, charged with mayhem. is in
progress before Justice Waller -Times-
Review.
Hon. Geo. II. Shepherd dropped it,
to Elko this morning after a long alb.
sence. looking as hale as usual. He
leaves for home Immediately.
The market in London for American
securities has been d~emoralized by the
New York operators, among whom Mr..
Keene is supposed to be mos: active.
The Belfast Grand Jury found a true
bill against Nugent and twelve other
members Of the Armagh Assassination
Society, who were arrested in October
last.
A double prize fight took place at
Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, last
night, between u man named Gallagher
and two brothers named Mannion, in
which Gallagher whipped one after the
other in a bloody eight.
Tho County Commissioners will
meet q week from Monday next. Look
out, gentlemen, how you trnmple on
the principles of civil service reform,
or down goes our head, back goes our
ears. oni bang goes oar heels in the
air ngain.
c. W. Grover is confined to his bed
10y Il severe cold which has been wear
ing on him for several Days past. We
miss his genial face and ever truthful
pen la the lSDEPEYDE.T family to-day,
and hope TO see him circulating around
ssaini i'll the course Of e day or two.
A packed Hous, greeted the DeMoss
family Concert Company at Freeman
Hall last night. The programme, though
long and tedious. md only fairly
rendered, was certainly entitled to re-
spec; on accom-, Of It's antiquity, re-
Inindiug us of IN old-time Hoosier
school exhibition.
Judge Bigslow has appointed n COM
mit;es consisting OF J. II. Winile, VI
s. Borniacld aud J. 4. Hannah, 10
rJsrSro sad T:roE: s:!cs ct practice for
the District Court. The present rules
we're ndouptcd in 1873, an! do 10; sp-
pcnr to he satisfactory to the members
Of the bar.
Chus. Adams reached home hy the
~eas'-5ound express last evening. Mr.
Adams spent the greater part OF the
winter in California, and gives the
most discouragiuS accounts in regard
to crops in our sister State. A most
damaging drouth seems to prevail ev-
eTywherc, anil in nauy locations the
grain II SO iUr gone that ruin from now
hence could DO but little good.
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Iron Thursday Daily.
sALMAauNDr.


The Tennessee Legislature passed a
bill a%bolishing public executions. to.
day.
Mr.. Robert Connolly was taken seri-
ously i'll yesterday. and is still confined
to his bed.
We understand that Hon. Geo. w.
Cassidy will pass through Elko within
a few days.
Judge Bigelow adjourned the District
Court at winnemucca on Tuesday and
is again ut home.
The Emperor of Germany has sc-
ccpted the resignation of Admiral Won
S,osch, Chief Of the Ministry Of
Marine.
One Of the most severe snow storms
Of the season prevailed throughout
Ontario yesterday. The wind is high
aud cold.
The Now York aud Brooklyn Tele-
graph and Telephone Companies will
be obliged to run their lines under
ground hereafter.
Mr.. d. II. Haskell, land agent, ar
rived here last evening. He goes to
Wells this evening, but will return
here in u day o. two.
Lew Willard left Elko on Monday
last for ~Cornucop!a, where lie will
spend the Summer experimenting the
working OF the tail:ngs Of the old Loop
ard mill.
A Whitehall, New York, dispatch
sGys heavy snow storm in this section
set in last night. Reports from differ.
ent towns show n fall of from five TO
ten inches. Still showing.
The circumstances attending the
death Of Prince GoT;schakoff promise
TO reveal one of the most startling polit-
ical crimes of the age. There appears
to be no longer any question OF his
having been poisoned.
From persons just down from tho
toriurous Snake, We learn that il is very
warm, beautiful weather there aud in
consequence the snow and ice are fast
disappearing. with every prospect of a
very early spring Pilot.
James Mooney. President CT the
American Land League, is perfectly
satisfied with PHrnell's explanation Of
GtfIirs in Ireland. In regard to Lady
Florence Dixie, he says that she is q
crank and clear of her base. lie thinks
the London explosion was accidental.
Hon. o. Ii. Grey, Of White Pine,
is in hard luck. On his arrival home
from Carson he found that his business
partner had ~absconded and his stOre
attached. The liabilities are said to be
quite heavy. Mr.. Grey's partner is
said to be the uncle Of Mrs. Grey.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hugh Martin
will be held from the Depot Hotel to.
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Martin died suddenly this morning,
leaving behind her a deeply-grieyed
husband and seven children. Before
her marriage she was Miss Susan
Welch, residing in New brunswick
She died q loved wife and mother,
whose memory will long be honored IN
this the land OF her adoption.
Exchanges from Carson allego that
Senator Fair is bitterly opposing the
nomination Of Ex-Governor Kinkead
for Superintendent Of the Carson Mint,
We have heard no couse assigned. II
true, it probably grows out Of their per,
sonnl relations, or the hope Of retaining
Superintendent Crawford in his present
position. Crawford appears TO have
made 4 satisfactory officer.
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An Ercrnn, s,oek.

Mrs. d. w. Lang has just received
from San Francisco. a complete aud
we'll selected stock Of Millinery Goods.
consisting Of Ladies' and Children's
Summer Hats, latest styles for dress or
sun wear; fine assortment Of Chenille
Trimmings. Ribbons, handsome Flow
ers. etc. The stock is large, new and
well assorted, and will be sold at prices
below all competitors.
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AhvortIsed LeIter LiNt.

The following Is a list OF letters 70.
naming 1 n tho postonios at Eiho,
March II, 1888.
Durley, VIVA. Fritz, George.
b'nrod. Thomas. Tbacker. J. ".
Tritt. Perry. wilson, William.
Persons calling for my OF tho alloy.
letters will please say ''sdgortised."
z. W. HuLL, I'm.
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The Eureka Sentinel may be ablo to
SEQ "a spark Of humor Of the grim
sort" in It's recent epitaph on Judge
Flsck, under the head Of Court RENT.
niscencos"-of tho Elko Judicial Dis.
trict; but perhaps II would have been
better for the writer Of that article 10
have cloudod his wit aud waited for Tho
Spring grass TO grow. before nssaulting
the memory OF one who had many yir-
tues. and only n yice-and that. N
Of which the Sentinel has no reason 10
complain. Tho old proverb. which We
noed not mention, ought 10 haro re-
minded that journal that there are
places into which "humors Of the grim
Sort" rs known 10 the sapient order of
Journalism, hayo no right TO enter.
Judge Flaok. with all his faults. iu bis
lifetime could have pockcied q half
dozen Of that sort OF humorisls, and
never mentioned that he carried any.
thing in his pockets.
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lFron Monday. D.ily.I
sALMAGUNDI

which Is very unpIeasent To inNalids.
Justice Palmer came up from Carlin
this morning, for the transaction Of ls-
gal business.
The departures by stage for the
North this morning were J c Jones', J
Leitz and J Hacker
The attention Of lovers Of iiue poul.
try is called to the advertisement Of
Geo. w. Chedic l. Son, which appears
in another column.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a copy
OF meteorological observations ut the
Carson Observatory. with the compli.
ments Of Charles w. Friend.
Papa, how do editors get in free at
all the shOws?" We'll, sonuy. az a
general rule they give $50 worth Of ad.
vertising for u four-Iit ticket"
Commissioner paLcox came down
from Tuscarora by stage last evening.
having been summoned as a witness in
tho Observation-Disclosures case.
). S. Sears will probably arrive By
tomorrow evenings train. His little
son, Creed. Is getting along nicely.
bat tho family will not retarn for n
month yet.
Efforts are L,ins made in Yir,inia
city to rebuild Piper's Opera House lbs
contributions, and already II cousidcra.
BILE sum has been raised. john Pip.r
WAS ruined by the ne and is unable,
without assistance. 10 rebuild.
Elko Lodge No. ls. /. o. O. T.. will
give " grand anniversary bali n, Free.
man Hall on the evening Of April 20.
Those who have attended previous
balls given by this Order, need pot b.
told that it will be 4 success.
The motto. Live uni let live" has
been adopted by II. Chase q. inlt-
eating his method Of doing business.
aui those wLO desire a G.st-class qu.l-
ity Of goods, rs we'll a. courteous treat.
uent, should pn,.ouizo this es.ab-
Mrs. o. !. Rogers ~fayorite Diddy
presented h-r this III .rniug with an
Easter egg o! remarkable proportions.
measuring g.. inch. in circumference.
AMI 5 inchs" abound the ends. 1t
weighs "Uou; Z ounces agl il "a most
''~'""'""O'e specimen Of han fruit.
EE-Shorm Ben Fitch. who has, dur
ng the Wiu',r, ma 10 an extended tour
Of tho Las'rru States, arrived. via tue
SoHth'!" route and san Francisco, ON
saturday evening. That stDvc-Ppe lat
gives hin the appearance Of 4 bishop
H".o Methodist Episcopal church.
A vocal aud instrumental entertain
tn'u' viii be given Ht Freeman Hall to-
m"i'o" night by ;Lc d. Moss family.
father, mother, tyo sJus AMI three
daughters. The eutrst.iI mout Is highly
''1om acud'd by the san Francisco
l"pc''. See rF.gTlmracs.
The Austin Democrat IL vLoop:rs
rtt- Eo,!Ig on ia rL,r..-s t,r C,,,.
y printing dur,ut tho ratt vror sp5
ium m examination Of the is.Io mil.
lisA,d Ia ,r must have been , vii.
mn-glu On s1u.c Il H.. cli.s. tho
clnrs,s varying from sic 90 Z, a 81
Tor The Same a.noumt Of work.
S,mc If ,rr
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Beer.
MATTE l.. ALLEN.

Rickhart & Froelich are now pro-
pared to furnish their patrons ut
Wholesale or retail with BuDwEIsER
BEEN, that acme OF malt beverages,
still unequaled for delicious flavor aud
wholesomeness owing to the superior
quality Of the ingredients used in
brewing il.
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ALLEs.-At Elko, March 10, 1888, OF
apopleIy, Willie Evan, only child Of
the widow of Lieutenant VIM. Allen.
U. S. Army; aged nine months and
four days.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts to-day
For the one We loved the dearest
Has forever passed away.
Open wide the pearly gates.
That lead up TO the heavenly shore,
Our little Willie has gone and
left us,
To dwell with Jesus
Good bye, good bye, dearest babe, a
lingering, fond adieu.
No more we'll hear thy pleasant voice,
no mora caress with You.
In vain We tried to keep you, out God,
he knoweth best;
And now you've gone and left us, from
pain to endless rest.
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C'nrd.

The undersigned takes this method
TO thank the good la1ies Of Elko for
their great kindness in my bereaved
sorrow; also, my heartfelt thanks to the
mombers Of Elko Lodge l.. o. o. f. for
rendering the last sad funeral rites to
MY dear departed child.
MATTE L. ALLEN.
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TAX Rate In M sevcraI- Couu,,o,
Thn EnninnL.

At5:i5 o'clock this evening tho sun
cn,ors Aries, or crosses tho oquin-
octial line, ms il is called. Spring be.
gins ut that hour, according to tho MS
Economical division Of tho seasons. The
popular belief is that great storms oc.
cur ut tho verual equinox, but .hero
are no signs Of n storm in this vicinity
to-day,
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sIoteI ArrINnIs.

W A Bronaugb, Denver.
Il q Bollrus, Dayton, Nevada.
james Futguson. Tor Fiat.
n Wines. Ruby Valley.
Samuel Adams. Zion.
Hank Knight. San Francisco.
Gabriel Cohn. do
II G Mccrs, TuScnrorS.
Al Thibodo, do
Ut BabooI, do
JTherkoG, Nevada CITY.
V J BUrotts. White Rock.
Gale Hank. IIallock.
John Lnity, Butte City.
Fred I Benson. Carlin.
Jake Lcvison, san Frrnciscs.
JP Finley, Santa Clara.
August Carlson. Deoth.
1! A Jones, Pleasant.
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Fresll Aeeds.

just received at Muller's Drug Store
n full supply Of Landreth's fresh gar
den aud grass seeds, in papers and in
bulk. Will be sold at eastern retail
prices. dlw&w2
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chimes, store.

Hi 10y has just received direct from
China n lot new goods suitable for the
holidays, including new styles Of hand
ko:chiets, fine teas, toys, ETC., etc. Call
aud examine. deo9-lf'
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Snlt Lake Tribune: Those engaged
In building say there will not ho enough
mechanics and laborcrg In tho city TO
meet tho demand. Work il plenty. and
all arc busy who desire employment.
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nentIntrY.

DR.. n. w. Parsons, OF Stockton, Is
now stopping at the Depot Hotel,
where oil persons who desire his ssry-
ices in dentistry will find him during
tho continuance Of this notice.
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stntc Unirer.Ity.

A class in assaying, under the in
struclion OF j.. L. Gignoux. has been
opened. Instruction free. For fur
Their particulars inquire of
II T. N. STONE.
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WsLLS-skRGO AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

tie L.. 3. stage oaice, At thu Depot Hotel, will
be NJ follows, until further notice;
AuIu!nC-FTom $3.50 tUs aud nom StG IL
o'ciocS.
Evening From ! TO !. and fom 6 to =
O'clock.
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From tho dispatches Published to-
day we nno that tho Columbia Consoli-
datod Mining Company. whose mine
nnd mill are located III The northern
portion OF this county. has been disin-
cotpofa,ed in ono Of tho New York
courts, and n receiver nppointol.
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order R~c.cIndcd.

II ia reported that the railroad COM
pany have rescinded the order reduc-
ing working hours in tho car and ma.
chino shops along the road aud that
work has been resumed as usual. Tho
force has been reduced, however. at
Carlin, wadsworth aud Sacramento.
but those who were not discharged
work full hours.-Silvor State.
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Iron Friday. D.ily.l
SALMAeuNDL.

Secretary Chandler has Issued an or
der fixing the hours Of labos in the
Navy Yards nt eight hours.
Mrs. Eva MCKINLEY, who has been i'll
the past ten days. has nearly recovered.
They propose to give another entertain
ment hero shortly.
Victor A. Muller, an old resident Of
Carson. is dead. at Reno. ]. G. Ha.
german is reported improving, but J..
@. Lewis is no better.
Hon. James McBurney registered at
the Depot Hotel last evening. His nu-
merous old friends in ElkS are glad to
see him back among them.
John Q. A. Moore, of Carson, is in
San Francisco with n view to disposing
Of his coal mine near Carlin. to the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
To-day is Good Friday, and the day
after tomorrow will be Easter Sunday
two Of the most celebrated days in
wv SHuSAb unu hOuOiSu tutOuSuOut
Cbristendom.
The equinoctial period being at hand,
Elko was visited this afternoon by n
slight rninstOrm. The indications are
that a good shower Of the much-needed
element ia close at hand.
The Salt Lake Tribune Of Tuesday
says: The Denver & Rio Grando track
yesterday morning was within eight
miles Of Green River, which point the
truck will reach on Friday. The last
day of March will see the gap filled and
ready for through trains to Denver.
The occasional whirlwinds that have
cut their fantastic tricks on the streets
to-day, and the showery looking clouds
lowering along the mountain tops, re-
mind US Of the breaking up of u hard
winter. and the beginning OF a new
and brighter season..
The Printers Union Of Portland, Or
egon, having asked for an. advance of
wages from forty to forty Ave cents per
LOCO ems for day work, md threatened
to strike if their demands were not &C.
coded to, n consultation Of publishers
was held last Saturday, which resulted
in au agreement to pay the advance.
There was no other way Of settling the
matter, as every printer in town be-
longs 10 the Union.
There is great rejoicing. Throughout
Utah Territory over the failure of Con-
gross to pass the Edmunds amendment.
Last evening Delegate john i. Cuins
and ex-Deleg.te George Q. Cannon
spoke at tho religious services there.
Cannon said the prayers OF the Saints
and the timely services Of tho great
apostle Of Democracy, Jere Black,
saved his people from the design of
wicked knaves. Prayers we're asked
for Jere Black 10 strengthen him in
his effors to overcome all who oppose
polygamy. Delegate Caine followed
in the same strain.
The following figures Indicate
street" prices only, Mt San Francisco
this morning. The regular board did
not meet, it being Good Friday:
ophir. . 30, 2 So
Mexican, 255
Savage, . 10
p & Is, 3 10
CholInr, 10, / 10
II & n, 2 20, 2 Go
Grown Point. soc
Potosi, 90c, 95c
Yellow Jacket, . CO, 2 co
Alpha, 1 %, l 80
Kontuck, l co
Belcher, Toe
Sierra Nevada, 2 co
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Columbus Harris, Arthur Harris,
James McBurney, Gale Hank and
wife, Chss- Reed, Mrs. A. Benson,
Miss Wiley.
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DIED,

MARTrS-At Elko. New, March %.
1888, Mrs. Susan Martin, wife Of
Hugh Martin, late OF Bruneau, in
this county, in The 4ist year Of her
& Q
Boston and New Brunswick pepers
please copy.
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Al Sullivon's benefit in Boston, lSHt
night, $4,000 people wero present
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Hotel Arrivals.

Alex Wise, Winnemucca.
j Wiseman, Glover.
j Clendenning, Mound.
W V Everett. San Francisco.
Gabriel COIN, d.
l. Seibenhaurr. do
Hank Knight Eureka.
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BORN.

ARMsToSG.-In Star Valley, Nevada.
March l6. 1883, to the wife Of VIM.
Armstrong, a son.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Is ii Douglass, T~uscarorn.
ID Tollcy, Carson.
Hugh Martin. Mineral Hill.
Jas NJ DeMoss. Concert Family.
Mrs J VI DcMoEs, do
Henry J DeMoss, do
GooG DeMoss. do
Miss Lizzie DeMess. do
Miss Minnie DoMoss. do
Miss May DeMoss, do
j WiscmAn, Glover Valley.
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PROM wEST.

rnder the present arrangement the Central
Paeide trsins arrive here As follows.
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ISE NEW 1lEE TABLE

IBE NEW TlElE TABLE
Cnder the present arrangement the Central
Paei6e trains arrive here As follows.
IRON wEST.
Express No -l--......-:.......... 1890 =. -.
Freight and Emicrant No. S........ $500 A. ".
Overland Freight 40. T............- 5:OO 4. n.
TEoH EAST.
hNpresH NO.. s:S1 A. ".
Freight aud EInicrant No. G........ 4:yJ =. ~.
Overland Freight No. S.............iO;5O A. n.
gf-The Express trains from both East
AID West stop ~ minutes Tor meals.
Through lrst-clsss tickets TO Carson, Viz
Einin City. Hawthorne, Eureka and Austin,
Scy. AI.o nirst. second and third class
tickets to all u e principal pciutE in the East,
so.d at the liEiIroEd Ticket OnicS Ut the Depot
nstS.
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YEoG EAST.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-05


own discretion will go. For some. time,
however, the English government has
been endeavoring to direct the flow of
emigrants from the United States to Can
ada. In furtherance of this movement
the government has this year made a
firm stand against opening up public
works for the relief of distress in Ireland,
and it has confined the discretionary
powers of the poor law boards to assist
ing paupers- to emigrate, or relieving
them by admitting them to the work
house Outdoor relief is in all cases de
MED where applicants enjoy health, and
where their only complaint is hunger
through want of employment. This
course is adopted by the government with
the full knowledge of the fact noted
above, that the Irish poor have the
strongest objection to entering >asork
houses. and that many of them win al
most suffer starvation rather than break
up their homes. miserable as they are, to
to seek the shelter of a workhoHse.