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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-28
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sALMAGUxDI.

The races arc in progress this Ueel
at Reno.
Alber. Wines came in from PleasAu.
Valley to-day,
Tho weather is all that the mos.
hardened sinner could desire.
Mnm Pool is n new raeke, in the line
Of billiard table ADJUSTMENTS.
Do not fail to hear the colo.ed NO.
man preach at Freeman Hall to.mor.
row night.
Henderson Green is gathering quite
q respectable cabinet Of cariosi,i.s n.
tho Depot Hotel.
\ large. IA; ieer. one OF S.anley Rig
by's trophies. vas exhibited at the
Gem yesterday.
Reckhart & Froelich's cellar is com
p!eted aud fenced ia. It is a valuable
addition to their property.
We learn that Harre NIcAdams had n
wrist broken in a little uupleasan,ues,
afew days since. n" Particulars.
The uhcelbarrow tramps:src coming.
and ON their arrival here will be turned
over to the hospi,nlitie. of Tom Glib
lin.
There is mn ii~isersnt -sE;!sr G. nc
lions. Of I-TaelItish extraction, doing"
the town to-day. lie came ...on Me
iorcA' via the Southern route and san
Francisco.
a glance OF the Ia: Of bills allowed
at the last meeting OF tho BDarl Of
commissioners Of Storey county will
dispel all surprise that The ratio Of tax.
alton is 81 ON tie SIVOsin that little
county.
The stage departures for tn, north
this maruinS were G.. St,icklrr. VI.
S'igel. Arriv this evening. Mrs.
Price nnd child, Is. Hawkins. John
S%iinson, ]. II. Hammond.
4 Utica clergyman had occasion to
ref'r to the proph,t Jonah AMI the re-.
port SAYS that he drlica:sly spoke Of
him rs having ''Psssed three days and
thrsh nights ia tie whales ahcm.-
society,"
Tuesdays Timcs.Reyiew s:ys: Mr. u.
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a Respected Citizen.

or tho late l.. /. Hogle. the Times
Review Of the oath instant says: De-
ceased was a native OF New York. and
about sc years Of age. He came to
California at an early day, settling in
Tuolumnq county where he,was actively
engaged in business. and from which
place ho was elected TO the State Leg
islalure. He came to Elko county in
'6S or GO, and was engaged in business
at Elko and Carlin, from which latter
place he removed to Palisade, where
for q number Of years he carried ON n
lumber trade. He was n devoted hus-
band and father, and within his breast
no carried n kindly heart towards oil
mankind. Ho leaves n wife. md also a
gtep-daughter in whom his affections
were rs thoroughly conferred ms though
she was his own child. She is at
school at Reno. and has been telegphed
for to return and attend the funeral.
The body was brought iuto town this
morning, but tho burial will not take
place for several days. We reflect the
sentiments OF the community when we
say. a good man has gone to rest.
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Tue sermon at Freeman Hall WINS not
delivered last night for want Of an au-
dience. A few boys who need a black
snake worse than they do a sermon
tried TO make themselves as offensive
rs possible to the few who assembled
there. We suggest that at every meet,
ing called at that place. tho services OF
an officer DO secured with strict i%njuuc.
tons to arrest my and every hoodlnm
who attempts TO create a disturbance.
A few days In the County Jail for dis
tnrbing a public meeting would have a
salutary effect.
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Our GIrlx nnIOIr KnIa.

but ordinarily speaking, SLat right
have our girls to hu sbauG,? 80 brought
UP, what can they do towards iolwng
IL man earn the household bread?
MHny o! them are not phyS!c ,ijy f:tsd
to b. Wir,s, much les' u.oih.Is.-Sic.
rhmentp Bee. Aud how j. it With the
GIG rcttc-smoLipe, tUddy.ddnkiHg.
palr-!a"vd, sp'mi!o.shhnked. young
men, what sort Of faith - are they cut
out for? What can they do towards
helping = good wife support a family?
We NJ prchena that "Uur girl" will
compare favor bly, with "our boys
any day OF the weekly no Mail.
So far as our observation goes the
girls IRE fr superior 10 thu average
"uuug man. both melt lily and pLysic-
ally, aud ncn We take into %cousiitra-
ton energy and self reliance th' re Is no
question that ''Our gii!s" taSe the lead.
for while many of our young ladies are
demonstrating by aCtual experience
that they are able to support themselves
aud ara not iutimii ,icl at tho thought
Of honest toll. yOii will fnl younS meu
who seem TO have no higher aspir atoms
than TO become epoItin cjecliug the
snake Of n cigarette through their NOS.
trils and bsudiiug thu che while wnst.
Jog their time over n billiard or Jool
table. Talk Of III" incaracily Of our
girls for ihs duties OF wife aud mother
Bosb! Such clnt makes u. tired.
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A sermon viii 10 preached At
Freeman Hall on, Thursday evening by
Mrs. JuliA A. J. Foote, commencing ut
Z o'clock. .., r.
Mrs. Foote exhibits her credentials
from tho church ut Canton. Ohio.
authorizing her TO Preach the Gospel
according TO the usages Of tho Wesleyan
Methodist connection OF America" Il.
+. Markham, Secretary Of tho Amcfi-
can Missionary Association for Kansas
says Of her, "Shc is au intelligent,
esrnost Christian woman, aud EvAngel-
is,. laboring where she has on oppor-
,uni,y'"
All arc cordially invited. to give her a
hearing.
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"a. corpus.

Edwarl Hyams, arrested at Elko, was
taken of at Reno Tuesday on his way
back to San Francisco. and appeared
before Judge B%oArdman. Of the District
coart. in an effort TO be released from
custody on a writ OF habeas corpus. It
appeared from the testimony OF the Of:
fc:r in charge of the prisoner, that he
had not the requiSitioa Of Governor
Adams, under which he held him, but
that he had left it with the Sheriff Of
Eiko. The Judge continued the case
until 10 o'clock yesterday morning to,
give the officer q chance 70 produce tho
observation-disclosures Sentinel.
The necessary document was Forwarded
by Sheriff Taber by mail on Tuesday
night. q
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We arc constitutionally opposed to
capital punishment, except in cases
such rs that which oc occurred recently at
Eagle Rock, Idaho, when n Waiter
Mcdonald, at tho muzzle OF tho pistol,
forced n respectable girl TO submit to
his devilish passions. He was arrested
in Utah. and should moi DO allowed tho
b'nsht OF the delays and quibblcs Of
tho law, but swift AMI summary justice
sbould DO me,ed out to this inhumln
wretch without expense 70 tho courts.
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From Saturdays Daily.l
NAGAAGUNDI.

The Elk Mills started mp ncain this
moIning after a pro,racted rest.
Travel on local railroads and stage
Tines IL light throughout the State.
Arrived by stage last evening: J.. o.
Powers. Departed this morning: w. G.
P~riSS.SnIS .,
II 10 stated that tho entire list Of
deaths from casu ~tltics, in 1888, foots
up nearly 10000.
Tho statement that General Conuor's
o vas rejected on his application for
Csdetship at West Point on account
OF his physical defects 8 deuied by the
General himself, who states that the
boy failed in the literary test.
J. Z. Hough having filed his petition
IN bankruptcy, by order Of the Court.
the Sheriff took possession Of his prop
srty on Friday. aud Frank Hough ~as
appointed keeper until some disposi-
tion can lawfully DO made OF his effects.
A man at the DalIes. Oregon. suicid.
ed alter hTo weeks Of married life. He
didn't seem TO like IL.
Aspecial train Of 81 ?ors loaded with
hns fat cattle. shipped At Hnlleck by
Russell & Bradley, passed west this AZ
~ternoon.
A wagon loAd OF native grown apples
from the Bruneau, sold in 1uscarora
iAst week ut z cents per pound. says
abe Times. Review.
Tue fTost-oitten son-oi-A-gun who
dlched the ulster and pair Of pants
from the premises OF this writer is well
como to them. Put them on. son. pct
them on aud wear them. you need them
worse han No do.
Dennis has beard tia. the hairs OF
mans head are numbered and wants to
know where tho buck Numbers cAu be
obtaiued. The back numbers from the
head Of the junior OF the Times Il view
would mako n large VOlumn.
Miss Maggie Hamilton. who has
bntn' teaching a private school in the
family Of Sir. Hanks for the past eight
months, came down on = visit 10 her
sister. Mrs. fernnld. Friday evening,
and returned to IlAllrck this morning.
and viii continue her lsbors for some
time TO come.
Quito n respectable audience APP
psared at tho church last night, and
the sermon-fOr those OF that fnith-
was a good one. but we ARE scarcely
prepared to accept tho Theory tina, the
more clearly a sdhj"crsis revealed the
more IN mysterious 1t becomcs.
Ono Of the ~annoyanccs to which an
editor Ia subject,d. aud Of witch the
world knows not, IL a typographical
blnnder which occasionally cTreps into
an a~tticl". ali in~tH nee Oi which occur.
red in the leading article IN Saturday,
iasue where the word previous" was
substituted for the Eori ''subs,du-ut,' -
thereby making 1t appear that this
writer was ignorant Of tho fact that NO
oolored man could hold oGics until af.
ter the adoption Of tho Fifteenth
Amendment.
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Some idea Of tho extent OF tho Money
Order bushes at tho Elko P~ostofioo
may DO gained from the following hg.
ures. taken from Sir. Hull'a records
During the quarter ending Sept. 30.h,
thcro were issued 7i3 Domestic orders,
ngsrcga.iug sea $50; 1905 O Foreign,
| sG0:I5. During tho same period 100
Domestic orders. amounting TO sj,si6:.
20 we're paid, and a few orders repaid.
30 that the amouat received exceeds tho
amount paid oy about $4,000. The
surplus Is transmitted weekly IA
! Omaha,
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In saa RsaAsisee, .0etsAsR q 10 =
s:1SA- H.. Greed 81. Bsa1a, 49,
con OF Samuel 8. ard AbAAo 49, :
OF klko. HsvAda. aeod . 49, -
~ DAYS.

After a long and painful ilAaA ~
little sufferer is called to rsst. ana he
bereaved parents have the ksArtlsis.
s~ympalhies Of . large circle Of fisnds
In their deep -Afaiction. Greed vs. .
bright and promising bon and The idol
Of his parents. Who have exhausted hH-
man skill in their fond Efforts for his
recovery from the long and painful dis
case from which he suffered more than
tongue can tell; and the reflection thai
his sufferinss are at an end and his
emaciatsd form beyond the reach Of
pain and sorrow. will be balm to their
wounded hearts.
On the soth day of August ~ opera
ton was performed by which . ANAL
piece Of tho head Of the fsmun OF
thigh bone. was removed by akillfll
surgeons, and since that time most en-.
couraEing news has been received ala
most daily as to his condition. and his
parents entertained bright hopes Of his
speedy recovery and were cheered BY
the thought that the little boy would
soon be at home, when. on Sunday
evening, tho l4th instant, Mr. Sears re-
c.ived a telegram from Mrs, Sears sum-
moning him to the city, where he
found the child unconscious. sinos
which time. with the exception ola
few lucid intervals, he remained 8 mp
to the timo OF his death.
The remains will be inferred at San
francisco.
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VIM. Cunningham, who was arrested
on a charge Of apptopriatiug certain
horsefesh. had a preliminary exawiun-
ton before Justice Waller, Of Tnsca-
rora. aud was held in q bond OF $1,000
for his appearance before the Grand
Jury, in defaul. Of which he was rs.
corted TO the County Seat by Constable
Rule yesterday and consigned to the
bospitnlities Of Sheriff Taber.
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While our neighboring towns are re-
lieving the monotony OF dull times by
inaugurating races, are w to pursue
the even tenor Of u way and allow the
Summer AMI Fall to pass away without
amusement Of my kind7 "All work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy
and ii seems that our business mon. by
q little effort, might do s~ome,hing to-
ward lifting us fIom the old ruts OF in
activity. Let US have races at Elko.
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From Thursday. Daily.
aALMAouIDl.

There are thrsatsnings Of q storm.
The,e are four patients at the County
Hospital.
Train No. I. east bound, IL reported
eight hours late tonight,
Commissioner ]. J. Campbsll came
down from Fort Halleck last night.
The colored female Evangelist will
preach at Freeman Hall tonight. Are
you Goins7
Fhty.seven postal notes have been
i'suOd at the Elko pos.oGico since the
LIST Of September.
The amount OF taxes collected in Ell
ko county, during the week ending Oc-
tober 2o,b, was s~3.7I3.6s.
William Snow cams in from Ruby
Valley last evening. and will leave for
Washington Territory in a few days.
r. p. Hamill. the ex-merehan, OF
Wells and member from Elko county of
the last Assembly, arrived by the west
bound train last night.
Sec our advertising columns for no.
dee Of the races at Wells. The enter
prising business men of that town know
how to make things lively, ana some
rare sport is anticipated. -
Do not forget that next Wednesday
evening. the 3ist instant. is the time,
and Carlin is the place where the h. S.
BIS. will give a grand ball, to which
you and your best girl ere cordially in,
vitod.
II is rumored that arrangements will
be made with the G. p. Railroad,
whereby special rates will be giveh fol
the shipment of ou= surplus grain
This will be good news to ranchmsn.
S. S. Sears and family nro expected
to arrive from San Francisco either TO,
night or tomorrow night. We have nc
news from them since the dispatch or
Monday announcing the death Il It'll,
Greed.
Mary Churchill, the 16.year-old cir
who is missing from her home in ST
Louis, wore bangs. Il is 10 wonder sh,
has disappeared. Any girl or woman
wh1 wears bangs Is liable to "so Off
ut any time.-Dennis.
There is n war OF freight rates be.
tween the U. z. aud ID. g. II. G.. Rail
roads. Tho latter road initiated the
movement by dropping rates between
the Missouri river aud Salt Lake City
to 80 cents per 100, and the U. P.'foI
lowed by reducing the rate to rs cents
There are no lead pencils. md hnv,
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G. G. Warner h Co. have received
one car Of coal for y0riohs Tuacarotn
parties, aud ono car OF salt for tho
Grand Pdkt. They also received to-
day. by Yates teams, from bullion. SO
bars bullion, 500 pounds. mud 100
sacks matte. base button composed Of
silver. copper and lead, weighing TO-.
900 pounds,
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Bartlett aud ostreiohor, OF the Gem
Restaurant, havo just received the FIRST
ins.,llment OF Booth & Co.'s celebrated
fresh Oysters. These delicious bivalves
will bo received daily by express
throughout the season. Try them
They nre fine. sod
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f. J. Osborn. n resident Of Spruce
Mount, Elko county. in the list year Of
his age. is cnnvassing for n OF Mark
Twain's best books "Lifo on tho Mis-
sissippi." This book shonld DO found
in every library. dive the old gentle
man your name and Illus contribute to
your own and bis happiness.
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Some persons are evidently prepar-
ing for n hard Winter by laying in sup
plies at the expense Of their nsighbors:
Fowls, clothing. wood &c., arc taken
by those who considerably come in the
night that they may not disturb the
owners.
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nunet CIhnr.

Rccthart & Froelieh have just re-
ceived n carload of Missouri cider.
fresh, sweet, and purs, which they are
prepared to sell in quantities 10 auit.
from n single glass to a barrel. At
prices which defy competition. Call.
examine goods and prices and be con-
WINGED, "a 81
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From A. G.. Dawiey wo learn that n
fire supposed TO have been started by
hunters, burned over n space OF ut least
q thousand acres in Ruby Valley last
week. Hnnkins Brothers lost about
100 tons Of hay, and some parties came
near losing buildings By iho c~onha5rn-
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Joseph Hill, OF Lewis. by his attor-
noy N. s. Bonniheld, says the Silver
State, brought suit yesterday In the
Fourth District Court, against the
Dalgren Mining Company. a new York
corporation. TO recover $~i,2I5.6s. An
attachment was issued against ,he com.
papy's property. which IL situntsd In
Lewis Mining District. Lande, ecppiys
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Incumbent Taurus is still sick, ana
ON exchange says that his mslady is
probably caused by drinking a bottle Of
hair dye which John 4. Logan acct
dentally left in tho Sioux camp. and
which the chef, IN his child like Inno-
ceucs, isistook for fre-vater.
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DR.. A. J. Thibodo OF Tuscarora, hsv.
ing been in this Western country for
the past % years, concludes ho has had
enough Of pioneer life and leaves to.
night for Canada. which bo will make
his future home.
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B~udwcIs.r aid scnut..

Since receiving a csr.i6ad direct from
the East, oi.ihe renowned sOblitz beer.
Messrs. Reckhart u Froslioh are nov
prepared to iurnish..at Wholesale TO
their patrons ana the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. II
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
and quality. this beer IL unsurpassed
by my malt beverage In the market, ~
all who have sampled IL will obeeriuily
states
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Stage departures this morning; A..
stobato, John Penna,, y. w. Rule.
Miss Matte Hogle, All Yon. Arrivals
this evening: II. Armer. NJ. seigls, Mrs
AL. Pnrker.
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The New York Times says: All the
misery which Peru has suffered during
the past two years. vas due. in n large
part, to Dlaine's reckless and censura-
bic policy of meddlinR during the per-
iod when, TO the great danger of this
and other Republics in this Hemis-
phere~h no held the post Of Secretary OF
State.
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Harry FOnticilla, formerly OF the
Mining News, returned from Salt Lake
City last night and stopped over here
to-day. He says he has had enough Of
Zion, aud will return to TuscarorH.>
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-R
nnmboLit uon.e---Joc Ling, Pro
prIrtor.
Geo Grnn,. Pleasant Valley.
NJ Pearson. do
q w Taylor. do
in o Parks. do
Dick O'Brien, do
Vim backward. Bullion,
w L Tph.s. do
Bert Trsycr, do
Frank Bsossimor. do
Elisha Dakin. Lamoille.
a W McPhorson, do
g fStsye Dakin, do
A Roboulc, do
w Gilland, do
II MoDerhott, do
John Palmer, Tuscnrora.
W McGlopgblin. Montana.
II Bkckwith, Mound Valley.
Temp Robinson, Moline.
Antoine Ramsey, do
John McCielland. Nebraska.
John Moy srs, Ogden.
q StricklSr, Virginia.
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II. Anthony, usually known rs "Old
Harry" was sentenced to-day by
Judge Green. 70 i've days in his old
quarters, the County Jail. On a charge
Of disturbing the peace.
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Humboidt uousc-Joc Lang. Pro.
prictoT.
II d Fiery. New York.
, Dave Harrison, do
Jake Conrad, Rabbit Geek.
whillet. Port Hnlleck.
Tw Robertson, do
Chas Miller, Mountain City.
I'D Page. Eureka.
Jacob Nelson, Lamoillo.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Depot uoicI-Ciarh & 0reeR Pro.
prIctors.
VIM Smith, Fort IInlleck.
ID Abel, do
GF Mcknight. Austin.
W Mcknight. do
Joe W Smith, Ruby Valley.
II A Young, Pleasant Valley.
Thos 7 Roberts. Reno.
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Arc You MADE miserable by 1ndigts-
ton, CostipHtion, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow skim Shiioh's ventii-
izer Ia a positiro cure. For sale by Pr.
Muller.
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Stage departures this morning: II.
hrmer. md one Cbinaman. Arrivals
this evening: Mrs. G.. +. Muller, Mira.
O. II. LagrAvcs, DR.. A. J. Tbibodo.
Mary Carroll, VIM. Cunningham, t. w
Ruic.
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L. I. Hoglo died yostcrjHy morning
at his ranch near Toscarors. HIS
friends talk Of taking his remains to
San Francisco for iu.trment.
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: TINS REv. GIo. II TnArEn. OF Hour
bon, Ind. ssys: both myself and wife
owe our lives TO shiloh's Consumption
Cure. For sale by r. r. Muller.
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HumboIdt House, Hoe Lang, Pro
p%rictor.
I'D Abel. Fort Halleck.
L w Robertson, do
VIM Smith, do
John Burns, Tuscnrora.
Stove Dakin. LamoiIle.
t Harris, Pleasant Valley.
Bert Traver, Bullion.
V Higgins, do
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sHILon's CArAnRH REMEDr. a posi-.
tive cure for Cntarrh, Diptheria aud
Canssr Mouth. For sale by F. r. Mui-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DcpOt Hotei-- CIaru. q Green Pro-
prIcIors.
Mrs G Muller. Tuscarora.
Mrs q A Langraves, do
DIR A. Thibodo, do
Mary Carroll. do
VIM Cunningham, do
7 W Rple, do
Capt J W summerhnys. Fl Halleck.
Abel, Fort Halleck.
Harry FontiOiila. Salt Lake.
S n Pitcher. Co
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Ei;STE:. A;;RIval.S.

DSIloi T:Dte;--"!ark & Green, Pro.
pri"IoIs,
C. A. Willy. Pleasan; Valley.
Ad GCldbrTe. San Francisco.
Cgyanaush. DO
W Rtuk. Ogden.
Il II Conner, FoIt Il!lrck
Dan Harris, Huntington.
GAZE Il lfani:, Hal.erk.
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BRucE-In Elko. Oct. 20, 1888, to tho
wife Of Alfred Bruce, a daughter.
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BossN.

HEsrr-In Mound Valley. Oct, ~,
1888. TO the wife Of J. r. Henry, .
daughter.