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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-15
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
BALHAGUNDI.

Miss Maggie Hamilton. who is teach
ing school at Scott & Hanks IIal!ecS
Station, returned yesterday from a
brief visit to her sister. Mrs. Err INK
Fernald, Of this place.
Departed by stage yesterday morn
ing: II II Grant. Brad Waller; this
morning. Il \ Graves. S " HIllhouse.
Arrived yesterday evening": ] W Kins.
ley. Mrs r.chudi, Mrs Conner, + Pei
tier. Mr. NeFnard: this evening: Bony
Williams. Id Rood.
The Immigration Association of San
Francisco reports that 9U9 immigrants
arrived overland for the week ending
Saturday, rud 5,7I2 for the month Of
June. The Association is locating i'm
migrants upon public lands at The ra
Of nearly 1000 per mouth.
Henry Henson. til well known col.
ofed man, who for years pat has made
bis home at EsinEart e. Co.'S, has late
ly been hsunt'd with the d,lusiou that
Persops were seeking to take HIS life.
This alteration has 80 grow upon
him Ia the past few days that for his
protection it Is found Necessary TO
place him uud-E mild restraint for a
time. He = we'll advanced in years.
aud his mind seems to be giving way.
Tho uuw car aud machine shops at
WHdsscIIh, says The Reno Guzri,e. are
rapidly approaching complexion. The
walls n the machine shop are nearly
ready to Receive the roof. The round
house walls ar, flushed. nud the roo!
has been raised. III. cua!-sheis are
nearly completed. AMI the foundation
FOR u ear-sLop hos been started. Work
ON tine rurn-tabIe has also been com.
p!rted. The company are pushing
'hings asr,pidly as possible.
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HOnrd Of Pard0nS.

The following additional business
was disposed Of by the BourI Of Par
dons TnrNiry:
rarduned-John Bclch"r. sent from
Storey county for rape III 1876, aud sen.
SENTENCED to q Yeas.
Tue Boar refused to reopen the case
OF Geo. +. Gardner. Tho cases OF b..
:. Cosgr6yo. John Sullivan, James
Gibbons, Alex Coyote nni Florence
DUlnn were cantlnued Tor tho term.
Tho Board ]rccouvoned yesterday
morning aud Transacted tho following
business.
Rciused-Thomns Flynn aud Owen
Ferguson.
CONTINUED by rcquoSt-wm. vii.
WilIiams Hui Harry lluT.
Pnrdoued-B. L. Fuller, cont from
Lincoln county for murder, and who
hal but u few months TO serve.
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IRON Wednesdays Daily.I
sALMAGUNpr.

Count de Chamborl. the last Of the
line OF Freneh ls~o-called) Leeitimists,
is reported dying.
Departed BY stage this morning: J..
G. Williams. Geo. D~ougherty, J. A.
Banks. Arrived this evening": IL. NJ.
Grant, G. W. Grayson. Jr.
IL. NJ. Grant, came up from San
Francisco Sunday even ng aud went to
Fuscarora as aGjus;er for the
holding tn. risk on the Grand Prize
hois,iug works.
A convention of the Democratic
leaders Of Wisconsin will soon be held
to consider what attitude the Demo.
cratic party will take on the liquor
question.
A negro and white man. who refused
TO give their names, outraged two li,,lo
girls at Sunlight. on tue Cincinnati
Southern road. Both have confessed
their guilt and will be lyueLed.
At Chicago, sunday. the temperature
fell to % degrees, aud at night got
much lower, making overc9ats com-
foFiablr, and causing the icr-cream
trade TO lauguish. \ corner OH Chicago
tuei Is nov in order. aud II big failure
or two next week.
William Footr. OF WasLoe CITY, started
for Michig n on n visit, ami has not
since been heard from n: either end of
the line, and his brother Andrew, Of
the Brunswick mill, Carson nver. Is
H"iious to know what has become Of
him.
The steamer CopHc, which arrived
Sunday evening from Ilongkoug aud
~loLoha'nu. brought LEI Ihn,se of
vholae - were provided with return
certificates. Tho vessel brought no
OPIUM. rs tn" duty on the drag under
the n,w tariff has been raised i.om 50
to SIO per pound.
W. J. Hanks, formerly Sheriff Of
Storey county, now in the Hotel busi-
ness at Well, il on u visit to the
Coms'ock. The Virginia Chronicle j.
rrspousibls for the abatement that for
the eight days eucirc!iug the glorious
I"atth' the cash receipts Of tho Depot
Hotel ut Wells reached the nice SUN Of
SI,75O.
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From Thursday Daily.
sALMA0uNDI.

Tho reported 5000. 900 sale of stock
and ranch by Jasper Harr,ll 10 Tibnin
x Sparks. is conirned.
Departed by stage this morning: L
Wilbert. Arrived this evening: Mrs l.
N Bernard, c uaws. IA Banks aud
one Monaghan.
Oh the Na;chez & jackson road
Moadiy. gexea ears fell Though n
bridge fifty feet high, killing tue con
ductoE and wounding seven passvn-
gers.
The joint Committee of the House Of
Lords and Commons. which has had
the chaunel-tuunel scheme under con-
sii,ration, has rrjseted it by a vote of
six to four,
Haying along the river is now fairly
under way, but ore good men could
fnd plenty Of work in the field. The
grass crJp is u spleutid Ii in every
part of the county
Andrew J. Shepard. OF winncmucca.
died at that phase at 10 o'clock ycstsr-
day morning. The remaius will he bur
led with Masoui, houors by Whine
mucca Lodge No. -, f. K A. NJ.
An unsuccessful ATT mpt was male to
Inter the remaius Of the dead mIliou-
airc, Thomas II. Blythe, at san Fran
cisco. without notice. to sIrs. Blythe,
whose opportune appearance frustrated
the plan.
The Treasury Department has been
informed Of the arrest at Port Towns.
end, W. r., Of nine ChIuaHeu, who
wrrc struggled into the country through
British Columbia. The fact has been
reported to the President. who will or
der their deportation.
At public meeting in the Produce
Trade Exchange, ut New York, resolu.
tons were adopted opposing any leg
i]s!ition by Congress looking toward
tAe redemption 0! trade dollars At par,
IS being done in the interest OF a ring
Of spectators who have purchased these
COINS in large quantities at their bull
lion value.
Barney Horn and II. L. Byrnc, who
have been putting in the past two
weeks out on their cattle ranges in the
northern part Of the county brought
their brOnZcd c"ouutenuncrs back to
town last evening. Barney's pocket
compass got out OF gear up in the
mouutnius, and when consulted last
evening, pointed the w~est-bouud ez-
press train straight at Ogden.
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= Wonderful Escape.

The Carson Appeal tells Of II little
three year. old.b1y riding In n wagon
atone behind y runaway horse all the
way from Empire TO Carson and about
the streets Of that city, and escaping
without injury. The littlo fellow,
knceling, chung Ia the dashboard, and
the horse, finally firing out. stopccd Of
It's accord. a young lnly Of En-
pir,, was abou. to take a couple Of chill
drou ont TO ride, aud had just put tho
little one in the wagon wlfon the horse,
becoming frightened, dashed away
Win tho vehicle alone.
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From FiidAy.a Daily.
aALMAGUNDI.

Congressman Cassidy has got home
again from California.
Several large teams loaded With lum-
Der pulled out for Tuscarora this morn
ing.
Miss Bell Henderson is expected 10
arrive home from her three years term
at yassar next Sunday.
Departed by stage this morning: c
Mckay, J ID Mcleod, IA Banks. one
Monaghan. No arrivals.
The Leader says that Mrs. J. d. Gal
lagher is about to leave Eureka to JOIN
her husband at Baker City, Oregon.
The salvation ARM, at Bridgeport,
Connecticut. have bs-n prohibited from
par0diug the streets by legal authority. !
Mrs. Breckenridge. accompanied by
Mrs. A. Noble aud daughter. depart for
Sacramento by the train this evening.
An alarm OF fire at Wipncmucca yes
terday caused much excitement in the
town. but no particular danage-no-
did the fire itself.
According TO the Sentinel. Miss Kate
Dnrsey vas to leave Eureka for this
place yesterday morning. The young
lady has not yet reached here, however.
Mrssrs. Hilton Il Suite. of Mound
Valley, have just hauled in the last Of
their wool clip for the season, amount.
ing 10 1914 tons. They have loaded
ono cur for shipment to-day.
The body of J. II. Lopez. proprietor
of so.p factory at Oshkosh, Wis,
WIS found in one OF the factory watts
much dec"mpos,d by tue action of the
I've. It is supposed hat he fell in
while eTpiying L barrel Of fat.
California has the second place
among the gold and silver producing
States. The diminution is 81, 300, 900
from the product of 1881. The total
l'"1aN''SA - taAaHIaNSu aS ' t,Oho,OVO,
Of which SsIJ, OOO is silver and the TO-
mniudcr gold.
Sunday afternoon. at Hamilton,
White Pine county. John SpIker, a
German. aged 81 years, committed sui
eide ~ shooting his bruins out. He
left "A note saying that hs had lived
long enough; to sell his property aud
divide It among his creditors.
The Appeal says: The Board ofPar-
dons concluded ITS la50Is by refusing
the applications OF MaurelI Chavaria,
d 4. Baxter, Patrick Egan and T. A.
Watson. The Board amended its rules
to he effect that hereafter it will meet
but twice a year-In January mud July,
Chief of Police "Kentuck" started
to-day on his annual Summer vacation
to Huntington valley, but before tenn
porarily resiGuing the club Of Office,
shifted the mantle Of authority TO the
''Stalwart" shoulders of PGrson Atweli,
who has discarded his white chOker for
the poorer peTquIsites of u provin-
cial pseler.
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Hotel Arrivals.
c Mckay, San Francisco.
j ID Mcleod,
G F Suite, MounJ.
Cheap Matches Amin.

Tie Congressional amendment re.
poalibg the tax on matches, took effect
on the first Of this month, and the tri-
fling cost Of the manufacture compared
with the heretofore ex!sl:i:z tax Is APP
parent when il is known that a gross Of
l~uciieIs manufactured in san Francisco
which had cost in New York $l.57X.
are now worth but 10 cents; a very lit
tie over fifth of their value before
the removal Of the AK. A package Of
matches which formerly brought 20
cents can now DO sold at a profit for .
cents.
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. lis stated here by laIlirs Just down
from Wells tina, Jasper Harrell has sold
ms 'utire stock interests aud ruch-
embracing q lurge tract Of land ON the
Lo::G-ea,trru border Of this county and
~ the ali &C ut Territory Of IInLo-to
Mrs-rs. Sparks X TInaIn, the we'll
known stock men of Thousand Sprlug
valley, for the sum OF $500, QUO. Tie
Aforementioned finn about two years
"g1 bought tie ranch AMI stock Of W.
). DownIng, in the valley named. and
IA luw months later the stock aud al.
o! |iiarTe!i X Armstrong. nrur aud acrih
# Ircpma station, on the line Of the
Central Pacific, close 20 the eastern
line Of ;hc State.
Sparks i T.umin nrc Texas men aud
were for years AcayIIy engaged in tie
stock business in the Territories. bnt
on visiting this section rbou; two years
age, appeared satisfied with tie outlook
aud tTI ~oiergei thotr operations to this
county. The first two purchases placed
these gentlemen "a tho rank OF promi-
urht stock men ia th3s part ui tho
State, aux # the reported requirement
%! the vas, |!lurrrll prosecutions be cor
rect, tLey are by far the heaviest
stock men in tho Strtr-for Mr. uar-
rrli's hIuru fos his iu,.ras: alone has
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Three covered wagons, each contains
lug n family, aud fitted ont / n the good
old style Of 80 aud Sprius Of 80. in.
Guiding the Eplint.botlOmeh chairs hung
onto tue hiud cato. drove ia town from
the eastward this evening. aud took Ia
some additional provisions. An inter.
view with one Of the men Of the party
disclosed the fact that tho party were
from Northern Texas aud were pushing
west. without . definite idea Ms to
where they would locate. They lofl the
Southern country near Fort Worth,
about the lat Of April. bringing the old.
time chilis and fever with them az far
rs Utah. but Ieft that very Gnwclcomc
companion on the other aide Of the Ne.
ynia line. Their emancipation from
The tyrnuy Of their old enemy. since en-.
tpins the Great Basin, bns gwen the
entire party \ most favorable opinion
Of tho resources Of this grea; county,
and furnishes n sinud.OG for the unin-
viting sage and sand Of tho Silver
State.
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Lieutenant o. II. Brown. Of Fort
Halleck, has been assigned to more
agreeable military duty. at the West
Point Academy, for which place no will
set out in a few days, going by way of
his home in Georgia. The Lieutenant
made q farewell visit to Elko q couple
of days ngo, and was most cordially
greeted by his many friends here, who
while wishing him every success ia
liie-cannct but heartily regret the ne
cessity of his departure from the West,
with which 6y long residence. ho has
become so ogreenbly identified.
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I,IxraICf coUkr.
JsIy rer~--Jaage DiEeiSw Pr
aiding.
MoxDAx. JUIx Oh.

1aohM
MONDAY. JULx 9Th.
In the matter OF the estate OF 8. p.
Dorsey. dseeased-on motion. J. W.
Dorsey, attorney for executor. and G.
+. Talbot. attorney for children Of de-
ceased. ~consenting. an order OF the
Court was made. allowing decree OF
distribution Of real estate - prayed
for.
Talbot Va. Street = This cas- coming
mp on appeal from Justice Court, @. F.
Talbot. plaintiffs attorney, entered
motion to have same placed on civil
calendar. DEPENDENT objected. OBJ
lection ovorruled. On plaintiffs mo-
ton. order was made Diminishing the
appeal from Justice Court. On motion
by plaintiff to remand cause and certify
papers back to Justice Court, argument
on same was adjourned until 10 o'clock
a. m. July 10th.
+. Specketer vs.. Louisa Sp exeter
This Cause coming on to be heard be-
fore the Court, after hearing tho evil
dence adduced. it was ordered that .
decree of divorce be entered in aecor-
dance with complaint. Court then adj
journed until july 10th.
TUESDAY, July 10th.
Talbot vs.. StFeet--Cause coming ON
to be heard, on motion TO withdraw
papers from fle in this Court and
transfer them to Justic Court Of Elko
township, order made granting mo-
tion.
Adjourned until Saturday, July 18th,
at G O'Clock p. N.
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VIM. Dnrphy, III" w~cIl-tuovn stock
man, arrived hrro f.,m Cdr!n 10y tine
tain ycs'orlry moaning. aud nov lies
ut the Depot Hotel unior the caro- Of
~. j. j. Mcigs. On Saturday Mr..
DuUphy nui u. II Wallis, his Major
Domr. were gathering up some hotscs
Oh Nrggir crock. AMI while riding rap.
idly, NJ. Dnmphy's horse put his fore
ioct into a gopher or badger hole witch
was hidden 10y the thick grass. aul fell.
rolling upon hia iilnr Ia such "a man.
nor rs to severely hrrl his wrist In
struggling t. regain his feet, tho animal
also struck Mr. Duupby in several
places about tho body with
Aia hoofa, bruisinR him severely.
Cttlin, ~ miles distant, was tho near.
cs, poiui, nrl to Tint place no was
obliged 10 mako a painful rilc, nrhy.
ing after II O'Clock NJ night. whcro
what littlo ccull be- accomplished TO re.
licvo his pain. was Fl. ct"d. At tho
frat opportunity. Mr.. Dunphy came mp
here. Gni though ho has suffered nc.
cutcly with his Injuries. they will not
prove OF q aerious nature.
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AZ an early h"rr last ,y-uIn: graf
-uriI.so was ,Nutl 10y the sight ola
mtm running! Us. iucr. dbl" 49, 1t may
seem. rctuully running ncrOss Main
street. west hum lh" loi,l; la, when
Il hornms known That the person Tins
iushiug through lie WIS none other
than the slniI operator for TIE Western
Union Company, pnrnly @mg amaze.
mont succeeded ullri'o. AMI u special
meeting Il the Never Sweet Club wnsnt
once called. tur The cool u tho 'vrniug
for tn" ,Nprrss purpose Of inyos.r-
gazing the cause Of such phenomenal
conduct on the part Of 80 promiu,nl,
cDusistcu; md esteemed a member.
The iull results OF tho Clubs delib-
crtlious nrc. Of course, kept Sc
cr,t. but enough il known TO
warrant thS assurance that un-
loss II can DO positively proven tat
the incentive TO such uusepmiy aud ex-
ccssivc cHcrlion wns Threatened death,
nh importuna,e creditor, or similar dire
calamity, the ancient and mill.eyed or
gnnizniion OF Ncver.swCn;s will be short
a cherished official.
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Eiko Assay once,

All kinds OF ossaying dono prompt
and accurately. Returns may be Oh
t0inod from this Office three days soon
OF than from either Virginia City or
Salt Lake. Samples Of orc for assay
may be inclosed with price Of assay
and forwarded by mail. A simple as
soy for gold and silver. 81. All work
i~nirusted to mo will DO attended 10
with dispatch.
JOHN Z. GILLIGAN.
onice between DR.. Meigs' office and
Elko Meat Market, Elko, Nevada. I'm
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Tho Clover Valley Ranch, or. rs it
is sometimes known, the Iron Point
Stock aud Grain Ranch, embracing
LOG, 600 acres of land, is now offered for
sale by the Land Agent Of tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company. upon terms
which represent a liberal concession to
the purchaser. Four thousand head of
cattle, eighty-four head Of American
horses. including fifty fine American
brood mares. will also DO sold.
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Henry +. Hanson, the old coiorod
nun. mention Of whose strange actions
was made a few days ago. was to-day
examined by q com mission in luuacy
aud ndjudged insane. and an order
committing him to the asylum was is
snci from the District Court. Hanson
will go west with the Sheriff to.
morrow evening. The mania Of which
he Is possessed Is that persons arS con-
SANITY trying to take his life.
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WIN Dunphy, San Francisco.
Il 4 Graves, do
OR Smith. New York.
~ II Young, Pleasant.
II VI Grant, San Francisco.
Henry Rogers. Sacramento.
8 lillhousc, Wells.
II Weeks, do
" VI Patterson. do
A Benson, Bcuwawavc.
c Fitzpatrick, Ruby.
+ whistler, New York.
FGordon, Tuscsrorh.
W Kinsley. Tuscarorn.
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Tie Circus Coming.

Oliver Scott, agent FOR John Robin
sons Circus and Menngcrie, arrived
here last evening on his way west, aud
to-day made arrangements for ito ex.
hibi.ion at this place on Monday. Au-
gust g.. The Vast tents will be erected
on the grassy ground down by the
river, a, the foot Of Fifth street. and,
in addition, the grouni will be thor
o1ghly wet down. so that there will be
no annoyance from dust. Mr.. Scott
assures US that Ro~binson's, this season,
is far in advance Of any travelling show
in the Wo,t. ard that the entire pro-
gromme advertised will be fully saud
rlgldly aahcT-d to at every point Of ex-
hiJiion on he route. Tho advance al
yerusiuG car, with posters. etc., viii
reach here Saturday or Sunday.
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Coz, Star Valley.

Mrs. Coz, Star Valley.
Barney Horn, San Francisco.
4 Scott, RObinson'S Circus.
7 Wolf, Salt Lake.
Mrs Bahia aud child, PalisaGe.
j W Matter, Carson.
Paul SchiIlrrstrOm, South Fork.
j A Robertson, Mound.
w \ Shepherd, South Fork.
Mrs L W Bernard, Tuscarora.
Mrs II W BruwU,
Harry VI Br0wG, Tuscarorn.
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Having purchased the millinery anl
fancy goods store OF !Irs. VI. l.. Peel, l
am prepared to furnish ladies', misses
und childreu's underwear, hosiery,
wooden goods. neohwoar, etc. Also IL
fine assortment Of millinery and fancy
articles, feathers, flowers aud notions.
Agent for the Uuivetsal Fashion Com
pamy's patterns. Come and see my
now stock. New goods constantly ar
irving. Miss JESSIE 4. RULE.
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EStraY.

Came 10 the johnson ranch on Cope
road June 18th. tbfeo geldings, de-
scribsd "a follows: Ono sorrel three
ycar-old hotss colt branded INV on the
loft hip. Ono small bay horse white
face aud feet, and branded X on tho
left shoulder. One bay horse. three
yours old. branded W on left shoulder
and w on left hip ana = trosd brandy
on right thigh. The owner IL request
cd 70 prove property, pay charges sn-
take away the property. l.. WEST,
Johnson's ranch, Cope Road.
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Having moved FROM the Nevada Rest.
suront to my own house-north side OF
The railroad, opposite The flour mill
which has boon thoroughly reGtied and
rsfurOished, 1 am now prepared 10 no-
commodalo a few bOaricss.
Mas. J. CRAfo.
Elko, June %. 1888, lw
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From Moniay's Daiiy.l
HiLMAGUNDI

The Willard hotel at Spragua. ". T,
Was burned Saturday. Loss, S3j, 900.
Insurance. $4,000.
The number OF deaths in New York
City on the 4th WAS liO. and on the
9th 1870. The hea: was intense.
The State :lmshouse at BriJgewater.
MASSACHUSETTS,. was burned Saturday.
Its 600 inmates w.re safely re.novcd.
Under the new Pu,imln Arrangement,
the price Of deeper bath, fr"m Reno
to San Francisco has boon raised irom
$3.50 to 81.
Several ishiuS parties left town yes
tr!"y to pagsa d'y or two with the
n'mOle rod, gurgliu. stream aud-re-
~jn"eneiius pocket flask.
c. W. Grover aud wife wen. by train
TO II Heck this .morning, whence
they 20 on a two weeks visit to La
noble aud Rujy valleys.
Two men were Instantly killed and
seven Others seriously injured 10y the
iaIi "a, a d'rr ok in n stone quarry nvar
Joliet. Illinois $ .tusday.
Rev L-ais Diriics, u young M-tLo-
dist clergyman o! ErooiIyu. was mr.
rr-;rd ou "a charge Of l,alrus as,ray
Jos. EAine II .Trus.or, ag.i &c.
At CLIcngo Satvrlar two man 49,.
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schiItg Beer,

u. Rcinhart & Co. received to-day
from the East a carload Of the oelo-
brntcd Schliiz beer. which they will Of.
for to tho trade Nt prices to suit the
times. The Schlitz is acknowledged to
DO the very best beer in the market.
taking precedence over all others with
The grea, mass Of consumers.
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Dentistry.

d.. L. G. Rooms, dentist, will return,
here from Wells in q few days,
ana tor Que week thereafter may DO
found at rooms in tho Depot Hotel,
where he will bo prepared to perform
in a sbilitui aud workmanlike manner
oil work In the limo OF his profession.
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Howard,

I, the undersigned, hereby offer a
reward of 500 for any information
which will lead TO und secure the mr.
res, aud conviction Of the persons who
removed and destroyed the monuments
md noticea Of location on the Merri-
mac mine in Lone Mountain, Elko
county, Nevada.
joins l.. GfLLIoAH,
Elko, July 8, 1888.
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BORN.

YATEs.-In EIko. July 10, 1883, to the
wife of Benjamin Yates, a daughter.
BESsoN.-In Elko, sunday, July 8,
1888, TO the wife of Andrew Benson,
of Beownwc. a daughter.
OUDERKIRK-In Mound Valley. Mon
day, July o. 1885. to the wife Of Nell
son Ouderkirk, n daughter.
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The Phoebe Record says: Charley
jerks, the insane man who has been
running wild for several weeks down at
Pahranagat valley. was killed on the
9th ult. by a number OF the settlers in
that valley. There are many more dan
gerous men running loose in Pahrana-
gat valley than jerks was.
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Dissolution of Partnership,

Notice is hereby gwen that the frnl
of Hanks & brooks, hotel keepers at
Wells, Nevada, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. w. j. Hanks will col
lect all bills due said firm, and will pay
ali just claims against the same,
W. j. HANKS.
G. w. Brooks.
Wells, Nevada, July IL, 1883.
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The following Is a let OF letters re-
naming N tue pOstunico Mt Elko,
July 7, 1887:
Adams, j. Co,!ett. George
DNIyut. Mrs Ell GrIpoihh TT
Ghir. W II Lumu. rtuu J W
P,tEcr. George Spence Sophia NJ
Persons calling for aay OF tue above
letters will please say "advert,scd."
Q. W. IiULL, PM.