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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
ruE roWrn or TIE ,sEsa

One Of the oll.time editors Of Michk
gan was boaSting that he hsd never been
sn-l for libel, or attacked In his sanctum,
bnt he could recall many narrow escapes.
Twenty-Five years ago hs was running .
rsl.hot paper on ths line Of the Michi.
gan Central railroad. A man nsued
Carson, WHO was running for soms
county Office, wns given bal fncfes
nnd tho editor received note that II hs
had anything more to say ho might sI'
pect to receive gnl poun'lins. Hs
bml still moro bitter attack tho next
week. nud the papsr 0as hardly mailed
before in walked Carson, lilo candidate.
accompanied by brother and two cous.
ins. The four wero strapping big fels
lows, and caoli WIS armed with horse.
whip. fho two compositors and tho
"devil got ont with all speed, leaving
The editor witlunt snprdtt. Ho realized
the situation ut oncc. aud began: v
"Walk In. gentlemen +; I presume you
have come to horsewaip me2"
eve have" they answcre.:.
Every well. Have you thoroughly
considered this matter ?" D.
at doesn't need any consideration.
replied Carson. "You hava lied sl,out
me, and I'm going to lick you within an
inch Of your liiel"
"Just 30, my friend, but first hear
what have TO say. DID you ever hear
Of the press being stopped because the
editor was cowliided?"
~ dnnno."
"wcil. you never dill Lick mo al
you choose nnd my paper comes out
week after week just the same. Tho
power Of the press il next To the lever
which moves the universe II makes or
breaks parties. builds up or tears down,
plants or destroys. Aggrsvate the ed
itor and the press becomes o sword 70
wound aud kill. Wollop mo il you will.
but next week I'll come out moro bitter
than ever"
There was nn embarrassing silcnce
riyht here, and the faco Of each horse
wlipper had an anxious look.
"It will go ont to tho world-to
America, Canada, England, Fnnce-
aye clear to Jerusalem, Giat tho Carson
family OF this county l;=s on roots and
johnny. cake; that they stole q dog from
blind man; that they murdered n ped
dler for pair OF 2.shillins suspenderS:
that tho women are club. footed and tho
men work their ears when they sing;
anil tho"
"what is the regular subscription
price TO the HcraM,' interrupted Car
son.
"Only IL shilling. o year."
"Put MS four down. ------
every well-sG.-t correct Run
in and SEQ mc-all Of you, nnd II my OF
you want to sce any Of my Detroit cI-
.l,nrs. shall l,a onlv ton vla,l IN aerya
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

WHATEVER facilitates our work is NOR
than an omen; II il y cause OF success
This is one Of those pleasing surpris'r
which often happcu tosctiyc resolutions
Many things difficult to design prov
sayy TO pcyform.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

BRIpurr. being told to put q little
nutmeg into tho rico pudding, picked
,ut the smallest ono in tho box aud
throw 10 u.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

"By ooorgol" exclaimed . French
man, "ltse dept sixteeu hours. Iwen'
,e bed At 8 and cot M AZ g"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

BxAuruul are the sdnonltous Of
him whose liie aecorls with hin teach
ings.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

AasopeIa eaitot nssrly died Of fright
because some one told him he had eaten
tho icc.eresri, Deioro II had bccn thsvcd
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

THERE is nothing more chilling to :,
srdsas lover than tho Bcautful's No
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04

MAnalAoEAsax young men belosg 70
the surplus population.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-04
Only IL shilling. o year.
"Put MS four down" ------

every well-sG.-t correct Run
in and SEQ mc-all Of you, nnd II my OF
yon want to sce any Of my Detroit cI-
changes shall be only too glad to servs
you. ."-Dc,r0n Free Press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
From TAund.,'. Daily.
aALNA0UHDI.

II ". must have dudss at all. Why /.
Yankee Dood'n do.
Hon. J. n. Raud returned from hi,
trip to the Bay by the train last eve
ming.
Elan. the wounded editorial duelist,
j. reported to be in . very .preoarious
condition, pysmea being feared.
Departed by stage for the MOTH yes.
terday morning: DIR. u. Il. Jacobs; this
morning: Ii Mckinney. 2 Hunstock.
Arrived last evening: Frank Leland.
VIM. II. Seaman, aged "a, shot and
killed his sister, aged IS. aud then
killed himself. at rhrosg's Neck. Win.
chester county New York. 1t Is be-
eyed he was insane.
Attorney General Davenport decides
thRt the directors Of the Orphans Home
at Carson. have not the legal right, as
claimed. to send the wards II the State
TO the public schools for instruction.
Bill Mcdowell, a negro brute who
rayished Miss Kate Dryer near Lou,ai
ana, Missouri, was banged Tuesday by
a mob. He confessed his guilt, aud
saia he had committed similar acts in
other places.
The SANITARY Council has ordered
The population OF Damietta to be re-.
moved from their dwellings, and scat
tered IN tents. in tue infected quarters.
The town is to be partly disinfscted
and patty barred.
A fire at Astoria has destroyed six
salmon canneries add q number OF 9TH
er buildings in addition to the property
OF the Oregon Railway aud Navigation
Company. A rough estimate fixes the
loss at $685., 900; INSURANCE., $50, OOO.
The county ~aImshouse at Harris.
burg, Pennsylvania. was destroyed by
IRE. Monday. All the Inmates wee
saved. including some insane; q mum
Der Of the latter desperately resisted re-
moval. One woman was badly burned,
her clothing Catching fire from sparks.
The lossi is $500, 0JO. in mrAucs ) 80, 900
J.. l.. Keyser, who recently purchased
Of Cox & Hunter their meat market at
Carlin, to-day disposed Of the sans TO
j. F. Todd, formerly Of this place,
WhA hng h-N 49,. A. -
the above uamCd irm for wars past .
Todd served a regular apprentice ship
at the block in metropolitan markets,
aud has reduced the dissection of u
food carcass to the extreme limits OF
carving science. Todd took a ru, up
here by the train To day. and the Cor
Poral" was cordi lily greeted by all his
old-timo acquaiutances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
Tire. Xoad.y.. Daily.l
ALnAoUNDI

Hands y Eatk in tl,e hay Geld are in
Sdsk demand.
The express tain from ihs East thi.
sSsnSg. aas here at Tao. is rsportes
to b three hours behind time.
Walter Case vent up to Wells by q
sPdciAl to-day. TO conduct the hnt eve.
ming passenger train from the East.
Thomas Gillsud and daughter ar
rived here from LAmoille valley yes
tetdAy: Miss Sarah will remain over
here pniil after the Fourth.
Arrived last evening by stage: Mrs
LG Hart. Departed this Mrs
r Clark aud lFo children, Miss Clark,
Nellie booth. @ " duncan.
Warner K Co.. loaded L. Hams
t"ams With 10000 feet Of luuber for q.
W. Psltier 4 Co.. at Tuscsrora; also
th' fast freight With $4,000 pounds of
general merchandise to-day.
G. p. Agent Brooks departs on a visit
Of two or three weeks 10 his home in
California by the train this evening
SIR. ]. 7. Anderson. of stockton, has
assumed charge Of the Office and will
o~fioiAts for Mr.. Brooks during has ab-
s~ncs. @.
Owing to the ditrhiug of a freight
train on the SACRAMENTO division. the
'IpSess train frop the West did not ar
rive here .pptil II 80 last night-fnur
hours behind time. The passengers
look supper At the Humboldt house.
The time made bot se.n winnemucca
and this place .was over 81 miles per
hour.
About 100 lodges Of Cree Indians are
PREPARING TO move south. under the
leadership Of Little Pine. for thu nst.n.
sible purpose Of hunting the lux do"
but iu reality 10 steal horses AMI CON-
init other dePred Itious IN Montana.
Colonel Ilges will intercept them aud
sec that their ~soiourn Oh this sido Of
the lius il short.
The departures by the excursion
train for C"lii"ani-. yeatrrday morn
ing. were Mrs. John Hunt-r, Miss
Duty. Mrs. D. +. Green aud Two iaugh-
tiers. OF this place. aud Mrs. Mcdonald,
Of Hanford. California. Among those
from Tu%cnrorn who avGiled ihem-
selves OF the rsiuc"d rate OF fare. were
Ennor. Mrs. Black. A. Lcichtrr.
ID. McLsoi, C. Mckay aud Thomas
Dousa!l making in all. twelve per-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
From Saturdays Daily


The Board Of Commissioners will
hold their regular session on Monday.
Counsellor J. II. Rand has gone on u
visit to California.
The number OF deaths at Daniet,n.
Egypt. reported 10 have Occurred on
Thursday. from ColerA. is lI3.
j. W. Soyes, n Pacific Coast pioneer
n one Of the earliest, settlers OH the
Comstock, died at Virginia City Thurs.
day.
Mr. ID. II. Haskell came mp from the
West by last evenings train, passed
through to Wells and returned here by
q special to day.
"he cost per capita Of maintaining
the patients ut the st ,te Insane Asy-
lum. is stated by the Reno Journal to
b' co Clio cents per day.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora this
evening: G Mckay, J I Motherwrll
and wife. J G Jones, C W Grover. J u
Mcleod, J A Banks. A Ltich,er, J W
hinsley. J Dougall.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. received by stage
to-day from ". J. UIton & Co, for
shipment to the Bank OF California.
two sacks Of rude bullian weighing
2Gi pounds end valued at 50. 200.
Arrangements nave been concluded to
accommodate the Grand Commander Of
the United States. and an escort Of 400
Sir Knights. from Massachusetts. mt
the Palace Hotel, San Francisco. dur
ing the grand conclavo.
Mrs. N. McCiellnnd aud family ! nys
here on Monday for Idaho. where they
go TO reside. They were among the
'n'ly settlers e this place, nud that
they may meet with every succe,s in
their new home Is the wish Of their
many Elko friends.
The Silver State says: Two surveyors
attached To the Russell Geological E.I-
petition. which has been engaged in
mapping ths shores OF the nnci, nj
lakes Of Nevada. stopped here ysst' T.
day and took the Instruments left here
10y the Webster party last SUMMED
with them to Mason Valley. whrre they
resume operations this ummer
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
From Tuesdays Daiiy.I
IDALNAQHHRL.

Arrived by stage from TlScSrofa las
evening: II Simpson. Departed thil
morning: J T B4beox.
The regular communication Of Eikc
Lodge, No. Is, +. K A. NJ, will b.
held at Masonic Hall this evening, DO.
ginning at 7:3O O'Clock. So~journiup
brethre" !:n coed standing are cordially
invited IT, attend.
>. n. Moore. who left here n few
days ago, and a brought back from
Paiisade upon authority CT a warrant
sworn ost by V. c. Bartlett, charging
the unlawful appropriation by the said
Moore OF some blankets, WAS tried b.
fore Justice Green mud WAS fined SEQ,
With the alternative Of thirty days in
the County sail. Tue coin ID not Yet
Forthcoming. Bartlett says be would
have forgiven Moore the wc.k's board
bill he left behipd him. but couldn't
afford to chuck in the blankets.
To morrow being the Glorious
Fourth. concessions to the patriotism
Of the printers must be made, and in
order that they may properly enthus-
on the occasion, no paper will issue
from this Office tomorrow.
The Greyhound Club will hold n
special meeting, for work ia the first
degree, on the evening Of the 4lh Of
Ju'y, 1883. All mrmbr.s sufficiently So
Der TO be in good standing order, are
expected to be promptly in attendance
AT s o'"'ock p. IN. by order Of the
Chief Greyhound.
The cause Of the commotion at the
residence of Arthur B.xeI this morning,
may readily be inferred from the hila.
nous sw'nS OF thu cpa;-tails of the
cbill's fatb-r. Arthur attempted to APP
pear calm aud uncouccrnrd. a. though
nothing AHl happ ned, but after the
third bu nFer of beer 10 tho bouncing
boy. the JOY within him became ire
pressible and the broad smile which
bad long been struggling 10 surface,
broke out all over his face like SUI.
shine on the daisies.
Negotiations between James Clark
and Henderson Green were closed to-
day, by which Mr.. Green becomes n
partner in and halloween of tue Depot
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mcintosh and
Mrs John McIu,osh, OF Curlln, will
spend the Fourth ip Elko.
The Suprrms Court has rendered n
decision IN the AurGra-IIaNt hOrne
county seat case, which declares conSti
%:utiorHi the Legislative en,ctmeut OF
removal. This practically establishes
Hawthorne us the county seat Of E-me-
rulda, vice Auror,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
A HInR Pair.

Tho Eureka Sentinel says Oh atley
Broy has just purchased from J. Craw-
ford OF Huntington valley. Elko county,
u magnificent spun Of draft horses.
They are Of Norman stock and four
years old. One Of them. n shapely,
powerfully built black, weighs 1900
pounds. The other. u light bay, weighs
l.4Oo. lie docs not carry himself 40
prett'ly. hut he has n power OF draft
that Is wonderful. They cost each
$3.50. Both horses were foalod aud
raised In Huntington valley withou,
any especial care, being allowed to run
loose over tho range in common with
mustangs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
The Fourth.

III the patriotism Of orr people could
Justly DO measured By their outward
demonstrations. yesterday, that sruti-
ment might be regarded rs almost de-
iunct iu this community. for during tn.
day nothing but the bursting Of nn &c
casi"nal explosive. interrupted the
drowsy quirtudc pervadiDg the pleasant,
atmosphere. That the glorious achieve
ment Of the Revolutionary Fathers was
neither uuder,stimnted nor forgotten
by our people, was manifested, how
ever, by a liberal display OF bunting;
the siar-spangled banner floating from
evefy staff, and private residences on
every hand being gaily decorated with
National Gags. After dark, the DISPLAY
OF fireworks was on o very liberal scale
IN the exhibition. though exclusively
individual in character, may DO held rs
n pyrotechnical success. The ball at
freeman Hall. ia tho evening, was we'll
attended, and was Hp unusually pleas
ant gathering, nothing whatever inter-
posing to mar in tho slightes. the full
enjoyment Of the happy occasion. A.
midnight, the company repaired to tho
Gem Restaurant, where an excellent
supper was prepared. aud after its die.
posai, returned to the hill. whore dane
ing was resumed and continued uutil 2
O'Clock. when ths company retired well
satisfied with the evenings recreation.
Tho parties Ia attendance from abroad
were: George Mcintosh aud wife, Mrs..
q. W. Coddiugton and Mrs. John Me-
Iniosb. OF Carliu; Miss Sarah Gilland.
OF Lamoills; Mss George Walker, Of
Lumoille; Mr.. A. Q. Harmer. Jr.. Of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Oscar Brown, Of
Halleck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

J. L. Tonkin arrived here from Yam.
kee Fork by the train last evening. He
has resigned his position Of Superiu-
tendent OF the Custer mine at that
place. and goes to California with his
wife, whose health for . long time has
been in a very delicate condition. They
will probably leave here for the west
to morrow. Mrs. Page. Of Eureka
county, and Mrs. Suegett, Of Csrliu,
sisters to Mrs. Tonkin, will also in a
few days. try the western slope Of the
Sierras for the benefit Of their health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
For Rarnun's GREAT SHOW

The strange drcss and general up.
pcnranco Of a gang Of native Japanese,
onrouto east by the train last evening,
aroused the curiosity Of tho crowd Ia
attendance at the depot to such a de-
gree that n view OF them as they sat u,
table In the Depot Hotel dining room
could only be obtained 10y climbing up-
ON the shoulders Of the lncky ones in
ths front rank. There W re sixteen in
tho party, ranging from n 3.fo"t boy up
TO broad. ~shouldcrcd. full.brcnutrd 200.
pound adults, and were conrser and
much higher color"d sp"cimeus Of the
race h a have previously passed this
way. These may belong to a different
cate, being professional jngglcIa, no.
crobats, wrestlers. etc., imported 10y p.
II. BArnum rs additional attractions 10
his big show. They veto @, rtainly a
novelty as they appeared In their cheq.
uered costumes Of peculiar conslTuc.
tion. and mounted upon what appeared
square blocks Of wood about four inch
- In hight secured 10 the fec, by a sin
gle strap over tho iustep. They
emerged from the cars n, tho lowor end
OF th" platform, and In tho glonm. their
approaching claiter was mistaken for
that Of = herd Of mules, and every body
made haste TO give them ROOM. In tho
baggage car were n couple OF full. ncdgod
onrnng.ouiNngs, and the white elc.
plants for which the special chr was
zen, out, would have accompanied lho
balance Of tho ouIht by steamer had
not the superstition OF tho Asistio ia.
ti'sS spcompns'ed their death by poi,
son. Mr.. Kirby. tho agent having ia,
troupe In charge, states that every pre-,
caution was taken to protect tho ami
mails, but they were oircumVentod b,
The natives, who regard the beasts a,
sacred and their removal from lh,
country ~ tho yilsst s~serilsgs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

ben0oI aensus Statistics.
The Censu. MnrshslS OF the several
School Districts Of Elko conDty u ave-
presented their rrPnrts Of the census
taken in May. 1881. from which the
following il gathered:
Is years Of ag-: Boys. 40; girls. iGI:
total. 9lS Tho total numb I n each
district OF the county is: Elko. 1875;
Cnrlin, Is; Independence. 81; In
noble, 4S: Cope, ~; Clover Valley.
lG: Wells, 20; Secret Valley. 10; T. cas-
mt Valley. ~; White Rock, 81; Rail.
road. IA; Ruby Valley, IL; South Fork.
GO: star Valley, 81; Fort Hnlleck, p;
CornucOp:a, 0; Tuscarora. 2Is; Hi
!eok, ~: Tecoma. I; North Ruby, 81;
Toano. II; Jack Creek. O.; Cen,ral Iiuby,
10; Little Lake. c; Twin Springs. ~;
Signal. o.
Total number Of children under G
years Of ngs, 46G; number between IL
and IL. 5s; number under 81 born in
Nevada. $50.
The reports also show that there nre
10 children bstweon 3 aud Il years Of
age not attending any school. aud
School Trustees are reminded tn It We
have upon orr Statutes u law compel
ling such children to attend schOoi-
provided they reside within two miles
Of n school-apd It's provisions should
DO enforced by tho Trustees Of every
district. Parents do their children u
great injustice whom they deprive them
Of the opportunities Of gaining an edu.
cation. and there are, unfortunately,
some parents who take 80 little interest
In the welfare Of their children thut
they permit Thorn TO grow up i'm iguo-
rance; aud for such this law was EN-
acted.
So far ~ my observation goes.
think the children OF Elko county con .
pare favorably ia education with chill
dren OF like ago Ia the States" aud
the teachers OF those schools which
have visited seem TO be rcnds ring tfh
Glen, service 10 tho business OF impart.
ing instruction TO the rising generation
During my recent visit TO ruscarora,
Mr. Plummsr. Principal Of the school,
kindly permitted me 10 examine quite
q number OF original compositions b!
memLe;s OF his school. several OF whiot
were articles OF real merit. and dis
played much originality aad though
on the part Of their authors.
G. W. GRorER,
County Supt. OF Schools
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08
aErsa FdLAsg's,D Daily.


John Ainlsy received here. yester
day. . carload Of barley:
ArchbishOp Puse,ll died At 81. Mar
thus convent. Ohio, % EassdAy.
In the libel salt Of z. J. Lehman W
the Chicago Herald. the i1ry AWARDED
$2S. 900 damages.
A. G. Dauley and family left by pr
vate Conveyance yesterday for . few
weeks visit to Ruby valley.
Warner & Co. received from the
West two carloads o iumber for Tus'
carors. wHeh il being discharged al
the depot to-day.
The sun Of $479.59. the amount OF
county school moneys collected during
the quarter endiog June 30th. vas sp.
porti 1ned 70 the several school districts
by the County Superintendent Sestsr.
day.
n. v. Paddock shippsd Last evening
two car loads-iO.OO0 pounds-of wool
to Harding. Martin GCasEly. Boston.
ThG shipment 10 the seasons clip from
the flock of Rife 4 Paddock, whose
range is in Mound valley
Hilton * Suite. Of Mound valley.
have just commenced hauling the fleece
from their sheep, for this season. and
have now on the platform OF the rail-
road warehouse. % bales. They will
also ship as Don - the lot Is all in.
At a crossing OF tho Cincinnati &
Dayton road near CinciRpaii. Tuesday
night. the express train struck q huck.
ster wagon containing the driver and a
family of six persons. staving tbs VA
Rou to splrnters and killing all but the
driver. Rho escaped unjust.
At Sheffield, England. during > tenn
pernnce fets ct which thousands of
children were present, q number Of
them climbed upon q dray. whom the
horses became frightened snd caused a
panic among the little ones. two oi
whom were killed and over twenty in.
jured.
In a business letter received from
Gabriel Colin last evening. he Incl
dentally mentions tho family by q y
ing: "our Nevada offspring are doing
we'll and compare mos, fAvorAbly with
khe California growth. or six now 60.
ing to school, ave received honorary
promotion and the other was recon-
mended without examination. The eld-
est boy has graduated from the Gram
mar school. with highest honors, and
was also tho recipient Of q Bridge
medal" He then adds: 81 make this
mention because the facts reflect credit
upon the schools in EIko. in which the
solid foundation for their education
was LAID" Mr. COINS children were
all very bright. and he has reason to
be proud OF them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

VI + Brown. South Fork.
A 7 Hrws aud wifi. TuscaruTa.
u A Dhyy, TuscaTora.
a Lcicbt"r.
Thos D"ugAll.
SAMUEL Diugse, Wells.
II S TnttIo.
s W llillhousc. Idaho.
John Scott, Palisair.
Richard Jam, 3. San Fr.ncisco.
ID ii Haskell.
a q Glenn, Columbus.
W " Rank, Osd,n IL.
J W Kinsley,
q McElvaiu. Snn D-rnnrdino.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

Since receiving q CARLOAD direct from
tho East, OF the renowned Soblilz beer,
hessrs. Reckhart q Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at wholesale 10
ih ir patrons and tho public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage, at
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
aud quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market, as
MI who have sampled II viii chsorfully
aileat
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

The fishing party who, for several
days past, have been enjoying the priv
ilege Of taking their meals . 10 Turk
and OF bronzing their features In the
open air out on Dorsey creek. returned
last evening, with tho exception Of
Jessup aud OstreiGher-A couple OF lay
members whom, it is reported. stopped
over another day in order TO reach the
bottom Of the last demijohu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

James Penrod arrived here to-day
from Island Mountain, bringing a note
to us from his father from which wo
learn that the weather III that elevated
region duting the past week has been
very little less oppressive than
down here-l00 degrees in tho shade
being the figure regularly reached. The
no, weather is causing the water to fail
rapidly. and plScor mining will proba.
bly, suspend hy the LIST Of next month
Feed 10 reported hne; stock Ia fat and
everybody is in excellent health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

G. A. Watson anI vito passed
through for Salt Lake City by the train
last ~erenipg. Mr.. Watson has been
appointed general agent Of the Stan
dnrd Oil Company for oil the country
east Of the Sierra Nevadas as far % Me-
brnska, and he goes TO the sanity city
to establish bis headquarters.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-08

The following is Il list Of letters re-
naming III the postofico Mt Elko,
June 80. 1889:
Bennets, Pete Dunbar, Wm G
Dinger, Samuel Pierce, George
Simmons, Bell
Persons calling Tor any OF the above
letters will please say "ndvertised.''
q. W. Hull, Pm.