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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

MONTPELIER VT.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. z, 1883.

We issire to make the FREEMAN psrticulrly valuhp
or it's news from all parts Of Vermont and our friends
different parts of the State, especially in Washing
ton Orange and Lamoillo Counties will confera grea
avor upon and our readers by sendins us ioca
Intelligence. Give us facts and we will arrange them
rthe paper.
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BUSINESS NO TICES.
II oxhury. February 2, 1888

Spear & Lane say, Don't forget" that
they sell fresh drugs, medicines, cigars,
confectionery, snuff, tobacco and gener-
al assortment of fancy goods at bottom
prices.
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NJ AR 4 | A G E S.

In Montpelier, February .. by Rev.J Edward Wright
HENRY L. HILL, of Marshheld, and ANNIE +.
KELLEY, of East Montpelier.
In West Fairlee January 30, by Rev. Church Tabor.
Mr. FRANK sPITZEN MERGER and Miss TERIESSA
lIBER both of Vershire.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
tFrOn Mopd.ysD.ny.


BalaAEUndI.
Departed by stnge for Tuscarora thiI
morning. Nrs. John Northington. A.
Harris. II. Ellsworth. B. Henley.
Elko has hose-eart for sale; also g
lot Of leather hsss. Tuscarora Ore
brigade take notice.
Read Joe Rossnstock's notice, In an.
other column, OF the grand clearance
sale and immense sacrifice at his place
Of business. for the nsI sixty days.
SMITH. who sacrificed his son at Los
Angeles. avoided the trip to San
Quenten by dying at Tulare. the place
noar which he was mAnglsd BY jump
ing from tho railroad train.
Tho terms Of J. S. Asyhush and C.
II. sproule. "a Regents OF tho State
University. having expired. 1t will dc.
yolve upon the present Legislature to
elect their successors.
The Windsor Comic Opera Company
was wrecked at Truckee. a few days
ago, by the decamping Of its Treaurer
with the receipts for three performan-
ces. A benefit play enabled them to get
out Of town.
Another one Of those huge locono.
| lives for the Southern Pacific road,
passed west by the freight train last eye-
ming. Ii is furnished with eight driving
wheels; is over thirty feet in length,
and weighs something over eighty tons.
The Knights Of X. s.. b. are to have
a grand conclave and big dance on the
22d. II is expected hat Sir Knights
from all parts Of tho country will make
II a point TO be present to take active
part on the interesting occasion.
MsSsrs. Elliot and Hoar have secured
from Triton & Brown. the owners, n
lease Of the Defrees niue. Resident
miners u OF employment. but familiar
with the locale of ore bodies, are on
the quiyive to obtain leases ON proper
ties in which operations have been tenn
porArlly suspended. This 10 n healthy
sign, and one which affords pleasure to
chronicle.
Senator lpeo Nnjorl Dennis stuGs
the following ''Hostetter" stuff into tho
neck Of the Carsen Appeal: "Once
when Senator Powning was out at
ElkO with me, wo drank some Of the
cuSsed stuG, aud before We fairly real
lied the fact We were awfuIly drunk. I
had been in tho habit CT stealing wood
from tho Courthouse, but went 10 my
Office. took the wood right cut Of the
room and logged IL oyer TO the Court.
house pile" What dtd Powning dog"
asked one Of the crowd. lie went of
by himself and drew up n bill wiping
out WHshoe County aud making Car
son the County seat Of ormsJy and
Washoe."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Hotel
Hotel Arrivals.
j. b. Dyer, Tuscarora.
G.. p. Adams, San Francisco.
l.. c. Adams,
II. A. Young, Pleasant.
II. Goodale, Star.
The Board OF Equalization Bill

The Board OF Equalization Bill.
The Times-Review objects to Senator
Dennis bill creating q State Board Of
Equalization, because Of the desig.
mated members OF said ~board-the Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Secre-
tary OF State. It claims that Governor
Adams, being chiefly interested in stock
cattle, ID lot a proper person to fill q
position on the board, and that the
views OF Mr.. Dormer touching the
question Of fares and ireights, being
unknown, also disqualihos him for
membership. Mr.. Leighton, being an
out-and.ou railroad man, should, il is
claimed, debar BIN enphaticall, and
that journal clincheS It's objections with
the positive assertion that had this
equalization commission been the
issue ut the late election, neither
Of tho gentlemen mentioned would
have been elected. Now, while the
objection to Nr. Laughton may DO q
valid one, there are certainly no reas-
enable grounds for opposition to the
other two proposed members, who
would compose q majority Of the Board.
Governor Adams has been long in pub
lilo life and has earned the reputation
Of being q just and honorable man,
which attributes are the only guarantee
against corruption in any Office. Neither
Is Mr.. Dormer q stranger among the
people Of the State, and IL aught
againat his character az o conscien.
cious gentleman has over been whis
pered, it has never reached this part Of
the country. II tho benefits to accrue
from the establishment Of o State Board
Of Equalization are to DO realized
under a shorter period than two years,
1t must be by legislating somebody into
that position; and II those just elevated
by the voluntary sufrragss OF tho people
10 the most responsible offices within
their gift, are not TO be trusted rs guar.
dams Of the interests OF those people
the question naturally arises, "who. IL
Gods name, srei"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
lFrom Saturdays Daily
saImakundI,

BaImAK0ndl.
TuE thermometer, last night. regis
tered ~ degrees below zero.
The Grand Jury whish has been in
session since Monday morning submit
ted their report at 4 O'Clock this oven
ing aud adjourned sine die.
Arrived by stage last evening from
Tuscarora: X. b. Hastings. b. II.
mckinley & wife:
Departed: Frank CluggaSe. A. T.
Vollmer, Mrs. Farthing.
The bereaved family Of Jehn NJ.
Lane have tho warm sympathy of this
community in the loss of their little
child. which died at 4:30 o'clock last
evening. The funeral took place this
evening III 3 o'clock.
TEX House Judiciary Committee
yesterday tabled Knott's resolution
providing for tho forfeiture OF tho
Northern Pacicc land grant. The
vote on the resolution is u matter Of
very general public intere=t. as tho.e
casting tho negatives have recorded
themselves as irreVocably opposed to
the vital interests Of the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
IFrom Tuesday Daily
I1alanAxaadi.

J. B. Fitch started for the Auanti,
ses-board By the train Last evening.
UNITED STATES troops have been or
derod to Indian Territory to prevent q
Threatened outbreak.
Dr.. Alger, OF Fort Halleck, and
Thos. o'Connor, Of North Ruby, are
still in town this evening.
Hank Knight is in town i~ntesriew.
ing his customers and doing the agree
able among the boys to-day.
E. ]. CsrpeauI arrived from Bullion
by stage last evening. aud will remain
in town acouple of days.
The Navajo paid its monthly dividend
of 20 cent per share on Friday, amount.
ing to S!5, 900 q large surplus carried
for ward.
The mercury on Sunday night fell to
IL degrees below zero. but last nigh,
the lowest point reached was 2 degrees
below.
The storm which has been threaten
ing for severs! days. set in this morn
ing with snow, which is still falling, as
is also the barometer.
A vigorous Temperance movement in
New York has for its motto this practi.
cal and sensible proposition: Tenn
perance obligatory; total abstinence
discretionary"
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Mrs. Frank May, John May,
Mrs. o. E. Green, S. II. Griffin and
Hank knight. Departed this morning;
N. Siegel. NJ. Boos, Mrs. A. Corners,
G.. Forney.
bliss LIVINGSTONE, who was awarded
$4,000 In n breach of promise case in
New York, is reported as saying she did
not care about the money, although il
was the largest sum ever awarded in
this country for breach Of promise
but she Is simply vindicated. II Elem
ing does not pay. however. he will
have to leave the country, as theirs is
no possibility of the verdict being set
aside.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
trsou wednesday. D.ily.I


Allen Fisher. Of Wells. has gone OF
q trip to his old homo In Indians.
John Aialey and wife wsnt on. on 4
brief visit to Ogden and Salt Lake. yes
terdav.
GovERxoh Pattison was installed TO,
day at Harrisburg. He refused to allow
any display.
TEE Legislature of Tennessee has 70.
elected Isham G. Harris to the United
States Senate.
AT last reports from the Minnesota
Legislature, Window lacked ls votes
of an election.
Mace and slade. the big boss bruis-
ers, passed through for the East by
Monday nights train.
Indian Agent J. 8. Mayhugh will ar
rive here n business trip from the
Duck Valley Reservation, in a few
days.
GARLAND vas reelected Senator
from Arkansas, yesterday, by an al
most unanimous vote Of the Lssisla-
ture.
AT the first ballot in the Nebraska
Legislature, 1872 votes were distributed
among 81 candidates. Willard is con
coded to be the ~favorite.
Wesley D. George. a well-knevn Eu.
reka typo. and Miss Time Young, of
Bellevue, were married at Eureka Sun.
day. Time YoungoneS of course.
The Senate Appropriation Committee
have amended the postomc e apprupria-
ton bill SO that 1t provides that 2 cent
postage shall begin January /, 1884.
In the Senate. Dawes, from the In
dian Committee. reported a bill grant
ing the right OF way for the Carson &
Colorado Railroad through the Walker
River Reservation in Nevada.
Mrs. J. L. Wines and Miss Kate
Dorsey arrived here from Eureka Non
NSy S'S5' "iSS bOISOg Will now
probably remain here, but Mrs Wines
returns to the Base Range in about q
week.
IT is soid that Senator Hobart did his
utmost to defeat the bill authorizing
the attachment Of officers salaries,
which passed the Senate by an almost
unanimous vote. Who does the Hon.
orable gentleman desire to euchre?
This is the way they assume airs in
Eureka, according TO the Leader: ''The
character OF Lady Godivn.' clad in q
fur muf AMI pair OF skates, applied
for admission at the carnival on Satur.
day night. Manager Kyle thought it
too thin, and declined TO admit her.
Fitzgerald, alias Major Wilson. etc.,
says the Reno Journal, is now in the
washoe county jail, having been
brought up from Wadswotth by Con-
stable Lewis, Justice Pierson having
held him to appear before the Grand
Jury on the charge Of forgery preferred
against him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Hotel Arrivals.

l.. r.. Hastings, San Francisco.
J. l.. Martin, South Fork.
John McGunin. Tuscarora.
Thos. Jones. Palisade.
s. wenban. Cortez.
a. 7. Nolmer. Austin. -.
H.. A. Arend. Sacramento.
Geo. Wines, Ruby.
w, Snow, do
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lEro. Friday. DARYL



ehssts n Wells cut voed; nko
ghosts pack it Of.
cesolRsHAH snAcLxx1olp. Of North
oarolns. died At Washington yesterday.
J. Z oflhgan 10 nov prepared 10 do
Al kinds Of AAsayine With accuracy ana
dispaseh- Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rev. q. w. James. Of Eureka, viii
bold services at the church in this
place some time next week. Due notice
will be given in these columns.
Minnie and Lewis Page, children Of
I. d. Page, of Eureka, came down last
evening on their route east, where they
viii pass the balance OF the winter.
The contested election case Of Sim
SON vs.. Sweeney, candidates for Sheriff,
In Eureka County. is before the SUI
preme Court Of the State. The County
authorities gave Sweeney the certia-
cate Of election. and he il d-ischAreinR
the duties of the Office.
Mrs. Mackay starts this weak for
Mentone, where abe will spend some
time in order TO regain her health. Mr..
MAokay, who has Just returned from
America. will join his wife in the South.
It IL said they intend In the Spring 10
give up residing in Europe.
Says the Virginia Chronicle: Al,
skinner, the ~Well-known pedestrian,
a the middle finger OF his right hand
amputAted yesterday. The amputaioa
was the result OF an injury received
while playing baseball last Summer.
He caught a hot n from the bat.
The brake on the reel at the Eureka
mine. in Como, got out of order and
failed to do its duty, Tuesday, letting
three miners and the cage drop $50 feet
to the bottom Of the shaft. Strange m
it may appear, mono OF them we've
killed and but one Of them seriously In.
jured.
The sleighing il nrst-class. but with
the mercury at zero during the sun
shine, few have the hardihood 10 at
tempt to enjoy 1t. Dick Brown, 40
c~ompanied by O couple of ladies,
faced the music, however, and seemed
to relish the merry jingle Of the bells
as they few DER the squeAking snow.
The weather last night was even
colder than that Of the night previous,
the mercury marking 40 degrees below
zero at 2 o'clock this morning. In spite
OF the sun, which hEs been shining all
day, tho mercury could scarcely strug-
gle above zero during the entire day,
and fell 3bslow at 8 o'clock this altar
moor Chris, at the bakery, placed =
bucket beneath his thermometer, this
msrning, firmly believing that the
fluid would drop clear through.
The Dodie Free Press scoutss the
IDEA Of any portion Of the peo-
pie Of California desiring an
nexation to Nevada. II the Free
Press speaks authoritiveIy, some Of
them have changed their minds within
the past year, or else gross misreprescn-
tations Of facts were made by some Of
the papers on onr western border.
However, We can probably worry
along with what little dab Of territory
lies within the State lines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Grand Jury su:Scstion..

Among a number " excellent sug-
GestiUns male by the Grand Jury Jus.
adjourned, is ono which for the past
twelve years has emAnatel from SINH
lar bodies convened in this county
the building by the county OF n new and
substantial brick hospital. Now, while
such an edifcG is very desirable, the
present building has answered the pur-
pose quite well. and in view Of the fac.
that other public improvements, in
voIving tho expenditure of
county money, nro much more
pressing, The advisability OF attending
dIst TO these is apparent. The records
II Exc County. which hay. been AZ
cumuiati'.S i"r IL rc:'ci o.: over twelve
years. are n most Naiu&a!o collection,
but their unprotected condition, ex-
posed as they are TO destruction by fire
at any time, seems 10 have escaped the
observation OF our Grand Jurors, and
danger OF such nn almostl irreparabls
loss appears to be generally unarpro-
o!ated. Until a fire-proof vault Is
built in tho Courthouse for their safety,
the records and all valuable papers in
the various Offices, will be constantly
Inenuced with destruction, and their
loss to the County would provo an in
hnilely greater calamity to tho people
than that Of all their public buildings
combined. The fine burglar.proof safe
purchased for tho T~reasurer's Office a.
a cest OF Sl,GCO. should also be placed
in the vault mentioned. Its ruin would
now be involved in the general destruc-
ton which would follow the loss Of tho
Court House by fire; and that building
Is In no wise protected from the dan
gers to which every other building in
the vicinity is subjected.
The safety OF tho records is
Of paramount importance. and a
bre-proot vault for that purpose is by
far tho most pressing need OF the
County to day. Its construction after
a fro has occurred will DO Of little
avail in restoring tho griovious loss Il
which the people will have been sub,
jscted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Hotel ArrINRla.

j. L. Tenant. Wells.
J.T. Norman. Wells.
JAS. Wesman, do
Mrs. Egbert and son, Tuscnrora.
J. A. Banks, do
ID. T. Alger, Fort Hallcck.
@. n. SHETLAND. South Fork.
+. g. Jcssup. do
Mira. J. Northipgton and two chill.
dren, Gold Hill.
J. T. Ellsworth, Austin.
A. Harris. do
A. j. Ramsey, T~uscarorn.
John Duffy. do
g. VI. Moody, do
j. w. ponglasc. Ogden.
Thos. o'Connor, Ruby.
b. ii. Cook, Tuscarors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

ID. n. Ferry & Co., seedsmsu, De-
iroit. Michigan, have sent Us q copy OF
their Seed Annual for 1889. IL Is
more beautiful and valuable than ever.
Tho hints on tho formation and man.
age,oept Of gardens, as we'll as tho oul.
turAl directions IL contains. have eyi.
IDENTIFY boon prepared by careful hands,
and cannot fail to DO OF great service to
oil who garden. whether for profit or
pleasure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Budweiser Recr.

Riokhart & Froelich are now pre-
pared to furnish their patrons at
wholesale or retail with BUDwE1sEs
BEER, that acmo Of malt beverages.
still unequaled for delicious flavor and
wholesomencss owing to the superior
quality Of the ingredients used In
brewing IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

Warner & Co. Havo forwarded TO
Tuscarora since Saturday last the fol.
lowing frcights: by fast freight, TO-.
6oolbs general merchandise; by Ashby's
teams, 70 PsItisr 4 Co., 5000 II Ium-
bcr; TO UrIon h Co., i6o,O oOlbs coal; TO
the NsvSjo, 49, oolbs coal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
tR,on TAana.y.. D.lly.
q

AalnaGunAi.
Scarlet fever and dipthsria are raging
among the children Of Carson.
Mrs. E h. Grisvold and daughter
Josie Kneisley-oi Wells. are visiting
Ogden.
Controller HAlleek expresses III.
opinion that the State tax Of 90 cents
cannot DO reduced With safety.
j. F. Parsons. late Republican AN
didats for County Recorder. succeeds
o. L. o. Fairchild as Postmaster at
Tuscarora.
About 200 certificates were issued
during the past week to Chinimen leav-
ing the country. Tho total number t.
sued in the United States is $50.
Arrivals Dy stage from Tusearora last
evening: Joseph Richards. w. II.
woolcoek, A. Morton, two a~boriOinals.
Departed this morning: ]. A. Koontz.
Tho discovery of a mine of axle
grease, at Golconda, is boastfully men.
toned by the Silver State as a bigger
and slicker thing than the Elko soap
mine.
Garland WAS on Tuesday reelected
United State Senator from Arkansas,
receiving all the votes but three. Green
backors and Republicans even voted
for him.
The Senate Ways and Means Com
mittee has introduced q bill to pay the
deficiencies in the appropriations for
the 18th and 18th fiscal years, amount
ing to S22, $50 .6s; the game to be drawn
from the general State fund.
Eleven shocks of earthquake were felt
Tuesday in the town Of Archera, Spain,
causing the greatest CONSERVATION.
Mass was said in the fields, it being
considered dangerous to occupy the
church.
SHELBY N. CULLoM was elected
United States Senator from Illinois,
yesterday, receiving lo7 votes to Palm
er's %. Ransom was also elected SEN
ator from North Carolina. In the Mas
sschusstts Senate Long received %
votes; Hoar l5i Grape 2. A joint ballot
will DO taken to-day.
A private telegram from Carson to
the Reveille that the Lander
county tax salt against the Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company. has been re-
manded by the Supreme Court back to
the Dis.=ict Court for further proceed
ings. Which may be interpreted to
meAn a "dsath.blow" to the rotten bor-
ough OF Nevada.
OLD Bombastes Bliss made haste to
draw the Sc. 500 appropriated in lieu Of
the $4,000 that he demanded. The
Eastern press says that when he drew
the money his pulsation was $40; his
respiration heavy his pus cavity
greatly distended, and that he showed
alarming symptoms Of an approaching
rigor. Happily. he did not prescribe
for hir"9slf, aud recovered.
Last night was the coolest OF the sea-
son here, the mercury marking 80 de-
grees below zorro at z o'clock this morn
ing, which was tho lowest point
reached. This was 4 degrees lower than
the coolest weather last winter, which
occurred on the night Of January 80,
when the thermometer registered 30 de-
grees below, and equal to the coolest
weather ever known here-ths night OF
tho University dedication ball, in 1875
If we remember Alright. At IL o'clock
last night the thermometer marked but
8 degrees below. SO that the fall OF the
mercury must have been very rapid be-
tween that hour and morning. The
eight inches Of snow which had fallen
"a hours previously, contributed in no
slight degree to the intensity OF the
weather.
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rho Now Hoard OF Regent.

Tho election Of State University Re.
gents, by tho Legislature, to succeed
Mayhugh and Sproulo, whose torn Of
Office has expired. took place at Carson
yesterday, resulting in the selection OF
Hon. J. II. Rand. Of Elko. and
Harris. Of Carson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21
Liquor Dealers, eIasaw.re,

just received, direct from Eastern
Factories, n hundred gross white
flint liquor TASKS. shoo-ay ono-hali
and n pint, in one-half gross cases.
Purchasers will receive the benefit Of
tho late reduction in Eastern freight
rates.
dlw-wim +. F. MULLER,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

A BILL has been introduced in tho
Florida Assembly Incorporating tho
Florida Ship Canal Company, oontsn-
plating constructing a ship canal from
tho Atlantic to the Calf OF Mexico,
across the peninsula.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

Assembly Bill Is, by Mr.. Hardin.
amends tho old law as follows: "To
State Senators and Assomblymon eight
dollars per day for each day Of service
and ffteon cents pOr mile actually tray.
eled in going to and returning from tho
place OF meeting. and thirty dollars TO
eaOh member for nowspspet. aud sta.
tionary at each session."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

Messrs. Reckbars q Frolich Of tho
Bakery saloon. have just received direct
from the East, ten moro barrels Of that
excellent sweet Cider OF which they
have been furnishing ,hoir pslronS du.
ring tho past three months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

Mining News: Parties who como to
Tuscarora before spring should bring
along plenty Of coin and a house in the
bargain. This 10 no place for the
workingmen until gentle Annie
comes again,
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Hilarious nonors 20 ",Io,.-

IIohOTh 10 INOD.
The Ancient mud Honorable Order OF
Knights OF the Sage Brush. OF Winnie
mucca. nj their hoadq IartOrs. Saturday
night. gave q farewell banquet to J. X.
Hopkins, n Of their most distin-
guished mcmbers, who Is about to 90
on a tour through the East. Tho feast,
says tho Silver State, was ono OF the
most sumptuous that over Rraced a
table in Winnemucca. The viands were
rare and costly, and served in tho high
est style OF tho culinary art. Alex.
Wise, q. s. O. Of tho Knights, presided.
and was ably assisted by IL. O. Davis,
V. q. g.. and Sheriff Richard. Grand
Marshal Of the Sage Brushers. Wine
and Wit flowed freely, and songs.
speeches and toasts were INDUCED in
until o late hour; in fact, Hon" was
the best toasted individual that ever
mado tracks in n sagcbrush camp. The
evening was one that will long be re-.
mombered by the jolly crowd, and a, a
late hour the assembly dispersed, after
each and all had wished their genial
Brother and friend, health, happiness
and prosperity wherever Fate or For.
tunc may cast his lot.
Tho oniito grand army Of Hops"
friends up this way join heartily in OK
tending their warmost wishes, indule.
Ing a lively hopo that his whole future
route through life may lilo over easy
grades. with q clean and welcome run
into tho depot OF ros,, At last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-21

Tus Grand Jury has indicted Thomas
II. Foolo and Arthur Payne, colored.
for attempting to corrupt VIM. II.
Brown. q Star Route juror, by tho
promise Of "a, 500,