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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
NAVY DRPkRTNE vt.
NAVY URrARIhE 1T. (
WARRINGTON. June ~, 1883
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES

WARRINGTON. June ~, 1855
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES
section OF Congress making appropriations 70 sup
nv deucence appro March 1881 sealed proposals wa
Sen,rmber "a 1855 nj wnich time and place they will be
op ned for Of certain vessels whch nave Oe
stricge from the Navy Register under suoIy 81 an so
Congress approved August 1887 ana when Is ueeuoV
Tor The hest OF the United taies 70 sell
The vessels offered their appalse vaue ana thui % ~
are; Congress- S26iOn; Guard SZ5oOi hAnsa 70
Portsmouth. y. II. Iowa S4foyu'
NiaRara g20 900; and Ohio $1,000. at Boston bluo Atn
S510 and Florida s6iIOO at New.Lsndon Conn Ne"Or-
leans 1000 ION tie stocks at Sackes iIarbor, n Y Sus
ouehanna 81 600 at York. burlington t3OOO uianoe
ZOO unuy 81 200 sorre 5000 and Dictator S3SsOn at
Washington, d. q. Worcester s2o4O0 shaw 80 'Vo
and savannah. sO6OO a. Norfolk Roanoke -, ~ S ~
Chester. Penn. Pa"nee soOOO' anu SoA"sou ~'"'' NJ
Pronosals must be submitted sealed envelope addressed
Proposals for the purchase OF vessels so as W 49, 5a
them from communications NOOher Tor moro YUAN oH'
vessel should be included WITHIN ono or
The vessels will be sold for cash. 10 he W ps.
or corporation or corporations offering the mghoss
therefor the appraised value Thereof 1o ~
posal be acco npanied P oepos "a sr cent ~ tho
tacforv certified check Of not less than ~ per cot VI
amount OF proposal and also o0n1 WIN w, or more
ann eoua 10 whole amount Of the oner WIN two ~.
snetes 10 be approved the Secretary OF the navy
dtioned for the Of the remaining W per cent VI o
1ae ~ m acceptance In default Is made In the pay
mrnt of inc remaining 90 per cent or any part inc
that time deposit Of 10 per cent shn % S y.
diracied In The act OF s. 1881 All deposits
of bidders proposals shan not DO ~ IN,
turned 10 them within seven Gays AA'oi 'no '6~
p snnncation 20 the Department printed list VIII
nlshed living general Information concerning to
also forms OF bonds which must % uso U{ 70 ina
me vessels examined AT any une Dy applying " WV
h,sep, must remove the vessels purchased from
,be limits of the Yards stations within sucn ioas"
lime as may DO fixed by the Department. c,r.Nn1FR
Secretary OF the Navy.
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nm C0NTRACTORS.

d nronosaIs win be received BY the undersgned az
,s "a ONCE al darlington PENN uutl monutt;
m October graduation m sonIg a Of the Ohio
az sertona Nos 4 o. a. 40. Al. AZ ~ ana 80 OF .e - IL
and baltimore Line Railroad western NAV
3anore and Ohio Railroad. Plans and speohcatiV,as No.
he seen an The office above named anl blhnK IN
E2sas On Violence OF their ability perform the
work on which their proposals are made ana VIII 10 "a
m commence work within fifteen days nom the uaIe
furnshe1 of the allotment OF work. The company
the hight 10 reject any or all bids u TT IRWIN
Chief Engineer.
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Drouo5sls.
NAVY PAY CTuCR. u STArE-sT.
NEW.YORK. sept. ~. 1888.

NAVY PAY CTWCR. = STArE-sT, - !
NEW.YORK. sept u. 1888.
PROPOSALS sealed and Indorsed on envelope
/ Ii for supplies Advertised" viii be received At tins
Office uu II O'Clock october D. oS3 Tor tho following sup
ies best quality 10 DO delivered within twenty days
from Of Older FREQ OF al the Navy yard Now
"BuREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
27.0uO b feet Of cherry
6y.OuO - leet a. White Ash.
10000 q irct Of No. ! Clear White ilno. $50.
viii be- furnished az TINS
The right reject all bids that may not
De ermei advanta seous 10 the Government
responsible surecs required Tor the prompt hnu
IA delivery Of the supplies awarded
siderrd THOMAS T. CASWELL.
Pay Inspector L. ;. Navy.
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Storage.

At SYPHER g. CO.'S STORAGE WAh ne.
n HOUSE 1904 Broadwsy.-Psrlies wishing 70 ar TO IoW
rhs 1rn,tur baggage and pictures for the winter ny ~
rafes con he SPECIAL attention W pacAs'
boxing and moving. eity or country
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES A ND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FoK on hENsIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The steamers Of This ne take The Lane Route
reconr ended by Lieutenant Maury u. - ~. both the
Outw ard and homeward voYages .- 800. a., =. M. -
IitIIANNfC Perry sept - D'ou
Sti.tIC CAM ale del ..... SATURDAY 6. ga III
Ra TITO Can't PARCEL Toe day oct. y. ln.5U
q ISNIC Cant kennedv. = turdaJ Oct ID ESQ p M
FROM TIRE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lOTH-SI.
These uniform uhsurDAs,ol tp
pointmonts The 5aoOl, Sateroo nA nON1y ani BAtn.
rooms pacs amdsbDs whore the NOISE All O9n Ars
ieato feyres Of co Mort hitaort, unltthaaO,
81.
Storage from Tao Old OoIIsF al IRON
York SIS.
plans aud inOr nlton apply ~ tho
'"P-' RI. COKTIS. ARonk
CT BARTLETT 4 co. Agents Boston.
W. q. la RIIT. Agent lS SOuh.5d-st, Philadelphia
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DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
HI steamers leave Co.'S pier foot OF susseKt, Jersey CITY,
For ROTTERDAM.
- r. CALAND........ " edne day. Sept %, 2:3O
For Amsterdam.
lst 1 9bin so. steerAge. s26 prepaid, el@
Ii. CAIAUX General Agent - nOdth Wlllam'sL
PUNCH, EDYE 4 CO.. l. W. NORRIS,
81 = WlI11usl Freight AXIS 90 B'Way ecu. Pass Agt
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Couartnerslllp Notifies.

Pw HARDING & Co.. STOCK BaoKERs }
- vs. 20 BROADWAY. NEwfokk-)
MR. EUGENE d. HAYS becomes partner Id
AVA our firm from this date.
Sept IL, 1883.
WILLIAM RUSSELL WISE retires from
w our London firm interest ceases from tnis
day. . $3.50, T.. ,,,.u. . hartman A, our fanaon
1rm from this date. WILLIAM HEATH - w.
New.York. sept. Id. 1851
WILSON g. HUNT HEATH Ia admitted partner IN
our Paris nrm Charles E. Quincy and Lh9nas n 10
turing therefrom. WILLIAM hIAAA w.
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Bee Cream.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM.
ALWAYS PURE and DELrcroua.
Patent supcrfrozen BRICKS OF ICE CREAM
To carry home, will keep hard one hour try one.
DEPoTsi
aaE lthava 1888 broadway rs Chatham st., ITO Ekss
k25thrt. N. X. aud sn3 FpltoRtst, Rgoekfas
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IrNIrEn sTATES And GERMAN Mail

Il M I'D , T AMI
u sTEAMEKs.-Iamburg American Packet COmpAnys
Line fuf -PIYMOUIH tLOndOnJ. CNEkBOU no (PArisJ
and HA MBURG saturday steAners Hamburg direct ,
KHAITlA....SaLS Sept. - KUGiA. .-.....1hurs oct
FlI -IA.. Thurs. SEPT ~ sUENi -. Thur, oct ii
KSIes TO Pans eKtr4E FIRST CaDn, BOD second CABIN
500 storage 4}s Prepaid seerage tickets 81 First
CABIN saturday steamers so aud SO Excursion rates
ers.Ily reduced send for Tourists Gazette"
KUNHARDf& CO., Gen. Asts, No 81 BrOad-st y. \.
G.. g. RICHARD q Co, Gen Pass AgtA. u BWay, y. \.
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Go iObom il man Concern.

DATENTS.- who expects shortly
10 visit United States win be pleased TO negOtlate
purchase English and European rights 10 isvea
lions OF merit Inform and paTtcb OF the adVa1
ia yes claIped may be sent SCHOFIELD Nicholas
Hotel New.YoTk not later than September %. 1883.
London. Aug. 20 1855.
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DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
IL Ealing r ork an Antweip ever SATURDAY
LYMAN D........ SATURDAY. September - IN
PrS NI.A y .SsturdAv ctOher o. a. IN
saloons, staerOJms smoking auI bathrooms amdshlpa
First caDin $50 excursion. SllOO $40 second
cabin 500 excursion, SiOJ rtserase. so, pfepud, e2
PETER VIRGIL a. SDN :. Gene al Ageat, % BfoadWaJ
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gnmmer iarsorfs.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Nl DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE AUTUMN, with excelent
accommodations reasonable rates Tor permanent sna
send Tor clrcnif. TBEo HAUsEh ProprletoE
DAYILION HOTEL, IslIp, l.. l., will remain
II open until November. JAMES SLATER OF the BerKe-
ley. 5th.ave. and 9th-st, owner and proprietor. -
DROSPECT HOUSE.
II BAY SHORE, LONG ISLAND. -. ~
Situated OF the on the Great 5ol,l pAy.
hasfhe finest ishing and ac1rnyin ths vicinity OF NeH
YORK The5ny ltel ocatsl dro0uT on t1s w5s5rl,n -s
ton renders free from insects or naAiL ~ " ~,
very desirable cottages 70 rent near hotel
June ~ 4. - y -
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Diuiocr) N1nte5.
Nlinln1.
mr. DrNXry MIyING COMrANYl

TIlF DINktS IINlNU tOMFANl,l
NO 60 BRoADsT.. INV y DIRK sept Is, 1888
IN ACCORDANCE With a RESOLUTION
adorned by the BOARD OF Drec 9Th Of Sepem
Der pursuance OF the biaws notice "a hereby gwen hat
meeiing tOckhO iers w DO held 81 the one ~ the
company the city Of Leadv e Co 90 the lUth daV oi
at ~ o'clock nom for the purpose OF Getting seven
drrc ors anslctlng such other business may
come before The polls 70 remain open itOm 10
q books close September 20, and reopen Oc
tObor 20 THUS. 1. 'hoi'l'Ah Seciet"t''
NEw YORK. sept -, 1888
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Pleasant Mining COMPANY. for the election or
Trustees oton Of other business vii be held
NJ 40 Wallst Dom a.. AcnltrE Cty on wednesday,
I'd OF october prOIimO at II 0clo VI transfer
viii close the 2Sh reptembe and remain closed
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Rooms ana flats 10 Get,

A VERY DESIRABLE corner apartment to
lease In the new reproof building No 80 Madsonave-
corner OF 2sth a. Apply 20 JanitOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22

- Miss Ada Rehan. Mrs II. Gilbert Miss May Fielding.
Miss Virginia Dreher Miss Helen Layton. Miss Lizzie
Jeremy. Miss Nay Irwin Miss Agnes Penning Miss Cora
Gordon Miss Belle Brown and other ladies'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03
lFrom Tuesdays DaiIy.l
IDALMAaUMDL

Leland Stanford sailed for EurOp,
Saturday.
DON'T fail to attend the entertain.
meDt tonight.
Tickets for Tilla's entertainment at
The P~ostonise. Secure your seats.
Departed by stage for. Tuscarora thi,
morning: L ID Fulmer. Il F Mckenzie.
Arrived Ly stage from Tuscarora thi.
evening: + ID Wescott, A Frazier,
Baseball playing by electric lights is
a novelty among the boosters Of For,
Wayne.
Hayden Tilla will sing his great Ora
matte song, "L,t Nc Like a Boil
der FALL" tonight.
Out OF a boating party of Ave persona
at Holton, Kansas. four were drowned
Saturday. the boat going over n dam.
Michael Fagau. convicted of the
murder Of Burke. was hanged in Kill
mainham Jail yesterday morning. ,
Puilmau's special palace car, with
its proprietor on board, was attached
to the west.bOund express train this
morning.
The striking Cincinnati shoemakers
have left the settlt mcnI of their Difficult.
ties to "A committee Of arbitration, and
resumed work.
The Grand Jury for the present term
convened at the Courthouse at 10
o'clock this morning. and have been
in session during the day.
1t transpires that AIujor Wasson's
drfalcation WAS known TO the Paymas-
ter General at Washington before being
made public at San Antonio.
Consul Willard. OF Guymas, in n let.
ter. advises no one TO go to the new
gold fields in Lower California until
more deanit news is heard.
Surveyor General Preble says that
the Stale continues to dispose Of large
tracts Of land. The monthly sales since
January have been from 1000 TO 5000
acres.
Surveyor General PEBBLE says that
tbs State continues to dispose OF large
tracts Of land. The monthly sales
since January are from 1900 TO 5000
acres.
A 5000 horse belonging to L. S.
Stokes, which arrived in New York
from California "a few days ugo, ran
away with his driver, broke his leg,
aud Was ordered shot by his owner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03
Tr.a Friday. Daily.
nALMAGUNDn.

/ A - - -
Warner ( CO. forwarded to-day Eos
T~uscarora. BY fast freight. 1900 b
merchandise.
Arrivals last evening: Mart Smith, Q
W Beers, Peasant Moore, L d Full
mer' T DsVoe l9gRPa
Departed by stage this morning for
Tuscarora: J W Mcdonald, oHPrteh-
ard, III Armer. A n Watson, Mrs Jsn.io
Fuller. two orientals.
They say that Lady Florence Dixie
and her husband are described BY
mutual friead Is Lady somstinos
and Sir Always Tipsy."
The Grand Encampment Of Nevada
L. o, o. f., meets In Reno on he Ith
Of Juno next. and the Grand Lode. a,
Tho same place on the 9Th Of June.
Wednesday was very generally OBJ
served throughout this ststs VIII A..
usual memorial exercises. There being
no soldiers graves to decorate. hare.
no demonstration was made.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Tuscarora Jockey Club will take pl,co
at Dallas hall on Monday evening.
June 4, at 8 o'clock sharp. oficsu vii
be elected to serve the ensuing year,
and q full attendance is requested.
H. - EH.E
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03
CarIin Corre.pendenes

EDIToR lSDEPESDEsT: ? Fol o long
time past there has been a desire man.
ifested by the elite Of this city that We
should have q museum-whero those
who take an interest in archaeology,
meterology, geology, md othor ogical
curiosities could bring anything curious
in their possession into one general
fund, as 1t were, and mako IL the germ
OF o collection that would In time re-
dound TO tho credit Of our beautiful
city, or even TO assume such proper
tions Us to mantle the brow Of the
whole State with the glow Of pardona-
BILE pride. To gfvo it creator eclat. tho
first nice day in June has been decided
on as the day Of dedication. and the
pest house. hitherto empty, rs the site.
The committee Of arrangements are %
follows: Messsrs. English Jack, Ket-
tie u. Thomas, Ebenezer Switzsr and
Forty-Ninor Parks.
Mr.. @. Bernard has been invited 10
give the opening address, and will also
enlighten the assembly on tho kind Of
wind best adapted TO feed o Carlin
wind mill. He hos also made the So
ciety the gift Of the horns OF o Dilema,
which he found while prospecting for
atmospheric pie for his wind mill.
The following gentlemen have do.
mated tho curiosities opposite their
names: Mike Denis, an Irish
bull; Mr. Tmard, q tooth from
the mouth Of Maggie Creek,
H. Linear, a bucket Of axle-zrsass made
froin the cream OF some OF nlon's Jokes;
Mr.. Dan Hiler, a hair from tho headiof
navigation on Humboldt; n. Benton, q
bslo Of hay made from = grass widow,
Mr.. onrow, the head Of q discourse;
Mr.. Dcshiro, the sppioU Of The eye Of q
needle; A Friend gives a ripple Of
laughter caused by the wit OF Con
sym,on; Mr.. Dufferin gives one Of his
killing looks; It Is also to be hoped that
he will favor the audience With o few
remarks on style, Of which no Is tho
persoDifcaiion. Several others hays
seceded 10 tho request 10 help tho
cause, and tho writer has decided 10
give the society his collection, which
consists Of q small assortment Of
"WHITE LUIS"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-03
From Thund.y.. Daily.
0ALMAoUNDi.

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Fast. OF Palisade, ia reported at
lacked with a virulent type OF scarlet
fever.
The tow was full Of vaqueros to-
day. preparing for tho rodeo which
commences in Dixie Valley tomorrow.
The net proceeds Of the mines in
this county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1889. amount to the sum of
Sl29, 49G. 20.
Arrived by Stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Mrs Tregaskis, ] W Odds, A
Il Watson, W u Raynor, II NJ Fred
rick, Mrs @ Tregaskis.
The bodies Of SIX out Of the seven
victims OF the explosion OF the steamer
on Petaluma creek a few days ago,
have been recovered.
Clouds. high winds and n slight
sprinkle Of rain was the order of ar
engagements here since about noon to-
day. Indications were that it stormed
heavily to the westward.
The meeting Of charter members of
the new Lodge of Knights Of Pythias,
to take place ut Freeman Hall this eve
ming, will commeDce at o o'clock sharp,
and all are requested to DO promptly in
attendance.
The Reno Journal says that Lieuten-
ant Chamberlain, OF the United States
Army is in Reno. aud wants 10 buy
some fine saddle hlrses, for which he
will pay a good price.
The Tuscarora News says: A rancher
whoca anne in yesterday reported that
the settlers on Duck Valley rcser-
walton who have been time and again
ordered to vacate the premises, but al.
ways refused 10 do So. were the other
day ejec'ed by a company Of soldiers
from Fort Halleck.
George Elkins. an old Pacific Coast
sport, died of consumption at Silver
Reef last Saturday. Elkins was well
known over the coast by the sporting
fraternity. having resided in the vari-
Gus mining camps both of Nevada and
California. He must have been sixty
and odd years old.
At n meeting Of Tuscarora Lodge No.
30. l. o. o. F., "eld Monday evening,
tho following ofiicers were elected To
serve the ensuing term: j. Williams.
n. q. L. Todd. V. g.; Theo. Evans, Il.
s.; j. S. Thompson. Treasurer; Fred
Loesch AMI w. L. Tonkin. Trustees.
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Iron wednesday. D.iI,.I
sALxAoUxDI.

Miss Kate Dorsey started on a yisi
to Eoreka by the train this morning.
Departed by stage for Tuscaro-a tbi,
morning: G White. For weilaud sta.
ton: Geo Seitz.
An interesting occurrence in tho fam.
lily Of II. A. Young, OF Pleasant Valley.
is duly recorded in another column.
The first number OF the Stafford EI-
press, a weekly newspaper to be pub
lished ut Palisado. will be issued on
Saturday next, with Lambert MolinelIi
as its editor.
Miss Adie Hunter has gone 10 take
charge of the district school ut Noun
tain City. Deputy Sheriff Milt Polk
had business up in that section and the
young lady accompanied him in tho
buggy.
A recent decision OF the Postofice
Department is as follows: "a letter.
after beirg sent. can DO recalled by the
sender upon his making application to
the Postmaster, who has authority to
recall the same by telegraph
John Ainley aud family started out
for their ranch in Pleasant valley this
morning, where they propose 10 remain
several weeks. Their departure was
probably hastenad by tie illness Of Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Ainley's sister, at the ad-
Joining ranch.
a. j. Dallas received q letter last
evening stating that Mart Smith, Rob.
ers Johnson. p. Moore, n. HilIman
and Prof. Plummer. will arrive here to-
morrow evening to assist at the institu-
ton OF tho new Lodge of Knights OF
Pythias, to take place at TINT time.
Tuscarora News: The gang Of Chi.
ramen that came in from Lewis a few
days ago have enlisted in the army of
~sngcbrush cutters oil the other side OF
the valley. From the amount of fuel
being contracted for, it doesn't look as
"a SbA Lhlhth were going
to close down.
In response to a messenger from
Pleasant Valley, DR.. Meigs went out
last night to attend Mrs. Young, who
was reported seriously i'll. On his re-
turn this morning the Doctor stated
thai the lady had taken cold and was
attacked with pneumonia. but that her
condition could not be regarded as dan.
gcrOus.
This being Decoration day. flags in
town were flung to the bree ~, but there
being no soldiers buried here, there
was no public demonstration by the
citizens, The school children. howev.
er, repaired TO the cemeteries on the
bill aud strewtd flowers upon the
graves iudiscriniuately.
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EstrAy Notice.

Camo to my ranch. II miles south OF
Tonno, May 7tb, the following horses:
One small roa geldiDg, branded 8 on
left thigh, and branded and vented I.
One small gray golding, branded q on
right thigh, and branded and vented
CT. One bay team horse branded with
perpendicular mark and two quarter
circles over it on left shoulder; also
branded CS on left thigh. One small
blue roam gelding. with white spot on
left side Of belly, branded TT; also a
horseshoe on left thigh and b on left
shoulder. The owner Is hereby 70.
quested to prove property, pay charges
and tako away said property.
+. q. HARDY,
Little Lake Valley. Elko County,
Nevada, May 8, 1883. =
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From Monday. Daily.l
RALMA0UNDI.

Jud Dakin and Thomas Gillsnd and
son are in town from LAmeille Valley.
Sheriff Bicard. Of Humboldt. and D.
w. Wallis, Of Battle Mountain, are in
town to-day.
Indian Agent Aayhugh. and Charley
Brossemer. arrived here from the Res.
ervaiion Friday evening.
Joan W. Williams started by The
train last evening on his return to his
home at Red Bluff, Montana.
j. w. Dorsey started for tide water
by the train this morning. He returns
ut the close Of the week.
julius Reinhart passed through by
tue train this morning ON his way from
kolton to San Francisco.
\ special car Of tho c. u & Q. rail-
road, with a party Of maguates from
The East. passed through by the train
this morning.
Notice of a meeting Of citizens uf
Ruby Nriiey at which the time for 70.
deoing stock i'll said valley for the sea-
son. was designated, viii be found duly
advertised in another column.
From Acssrs. Russell IL bradley We
learn that the stock men ia this section
will GU June LIST begin u rod,o iu Dixie
Valley, working eastward 10 Halle. *,
south Of the railroad. thence north Of
the Dad back, westward 10 Susie creek.
Jos, ph Cox aud Thomas Euut,r. Of
the firm + q. W. Litton X Co.. butch.
ers Of this place, have Just bought out
The interest Of the senior partner in the
business. aud will hereafter continue to
carry it on.
J. W. Mcdonald arrived here from
San FIancrscO last evening, looking
hearty as usual. IL remained in town
to day To mtngle again with his old
friends. but goes out shortly to look af-
ter his mining Interests iu the northern
part Of the county.
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From Saturdays Daily. !
BALNAGUSDI.

Gabriel Coin went up 10 Wells by
the train last evening.
The Mckinley troupe wsnt down to
Carlin to fill an engagement yesicr.
day.
james z. Eioff returned from n busi.
ness trip to Eureka by last evenings
train.
Arrived by stage Lao, evening: D. c,
McAliller, ID. Niekerson. Departed
this morning: ChaTlcs Craudall, +. u.
Wescoti, G. Barrier, China Charley.
Two cars containing IOI fine French
Merino bucks and yews were attached
TO the freight train from the west this
morning. They were purchased ia
California by L. N Weller. Of Utah,
who is taking them out to his range ia
that Territory.
Joe Lindsey has sold his dwelling
honSf, and made ev'iy preparation for
starting with his family for Montana
Tomorrow morning. We arc all sorTy
to lose our oid-iime settlers. but 4 they
will wAu1or oil in search OF newer aul
Rreoner pastures. the best We can do ~
10 bsstow upon tLom our blessing
having nothing Of q moro substantial
nature to put in the pool.
The vast number Of cubic inches con
tanned III u couple Of o stsported by au
Eastern passenger at the depot yc,ter-
day. attracted very general attention by
their unavoidable obtTu-iven.ss. In ut
tempting to pass tue owner Of the pom
d"rous pedals without leaving The plat
form, Hank Keith siuiuJl,d over the
shoes and then tried to buy tIon Of
the owEer for fiddle boxes.
Governor Adams arriv q here by the
IRrly train from Pnlisaue this mnruiug.
IIe ain down from Eureka. aud re-.
mains Ia ere TO day, renewing GcluHin-
tnncc with old friends. aud before re-
turning to III" western part Of the Sta'r
will make a trip down TO hi- atock
ransh ia Nye county. Tho Governor
has. happily recovered his wout,d
health. but not his usual ~avoirdupois
qnito yet. Il is hccumulaunG satisiac
torily. however.
The work Of ''pattiug.oul" horses at
Dorsey's corral was concluded ycstcr.
day. and this morning Joo Cox nui
Charley Thebo started for Montana
with n baud Il 500 head, comprising
about a. nuo n lot Of horses as has boon
driven hom this country Tor years. The
band embraces about 10 bend Of tho
wsll.known Kennndy stock from Mound
Valley. md Cor's horses have nlwnys
ranked among the best ia this section.
The whole band is in splendid condi-
ton md presented n fine appearance
when started on tho trail.