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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
lFrOm Monday. Daily,
kALaAoUNDI.

Saturday night was the coldes. of the
season.
Miss Lille Cullen. teacher at Hallecl
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Taxpayers are beginning to contribute
their portion to tue county excheguer.
Jno. ". Dorsey o! Fort Halleck is in
town to-day, and will return this eve
ring.
Our Eiko sports will soon start Il Ma
tional bank O N The profits rcaped at the
Wells races.
Quite n number @! ,he citizens OF Car
lin came up Oh Saturday evening to hear
the speech of Senator Jones.
The Leavi,t Comedy Company will
give an entertainment at Freeman Hall
We 'nrslay night. See notice.
Col +. T.. lIardcsty of Wells came
down last evening and is interviewing
his personal and political friends to-day.
James p. l~ix,ol, the popular travel
ing agent Of Gordan Bros, Merchant
I"iiOrs, san Francisco. is ia town to-day.
Registry Agents who desire to have
their lists Of voters published should
scnd them 10 the lSDLpESDkSr oaiee al
dice.
A lcHsthy silress on the wool ques-
ton, 10y L. G. Harry, of Little Like,
E!ko county, appears in Saturday. Reno
Journal.
tn; good people Of La,noillc, with
their usual enterprise, are preparing for
4" Grand Thanksgiving D..Il. See nd. IL
another column.
james G. Blaine WAS the enemy OF the
SIlvc. 81! in 1870, the record, shows it,
the people know 1t. Senator Jones to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Francis IiuEcyman .! Clover VALLEY.
aud W. J. Hanks OF Wells. wen; down
10 Cu!i.u yesterday morning and rclUrn-
cd ia the evening. Politics.
bellevue Chronicle Henry l.. Plug
hod who has hscn quite low with typhoid
fever AT l!ailcy for the past week. u now
improving and Is Thought II b. out OF
danger.
1! ynu desire to sec a man elected to
the oGlcc Of District Attorney who il IN
eminent Lsw!r T, whose record Us = pgulc-
cut,r Aas scarcely !eeu cgua!cd and IL y
or exceeded by any o.A.cr in ,he State.
Vote for ]. W. Dorsey.
Bellevue Chronicle Cyl. J. c. Dow.
oi Kctchu!n. stated ut tie B]roiiiord
mrctinG lat night tLat when in Nevada
last year Thomas Hart bnastcd in the
prrsrTcc n' hiasc!t and others that lie
assisted a:uiiuE tie Junction bI!lvt-boy
With $40 i!!rgH ballots na.I go; away
wal -
H.bhy and Eva Mckinley arrived here
10y tLcrt "nn ,ouy yuucc from Paradise
Itiir! Ir,, ~cvcuiu2. They 1--we ben
making a sr.ac,ssiul tour through idaho.
and will give an entertainment at Ed
wards li':! next MONDAY evening. They
axe h0.h !aTurIr5 ia I~Lsyaru.l a:!l their
rr-arYrortrrr viii douh,leBS hc srrctr |
10y II crowded house. The cmIcrtaiun.It
wall CONSIST o! musical u2rcin!tica, song,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
Tho Play Last ljiEhs.

The Lcnvi;t Comedy Company gave
one Of their amusing variety perform
ancs at Freeman Hall last night. and
though TIL attendance was by no means
large. the house was filed with uproar-
ious laughter from first to last. The
clog dancing ~ Dehu was particularly
well executed, and Sarouy's femeniue
presentations were absolutely si6e.split-
ing. The adroit cxaggcrttion or the pc
culiar.tics OF Caliow f~emininity was SUI
pgcmcly ridiculous. Lcavitt and wife in
scverUl German parts were very clever.
Altogether the entertainment was high
~ satisfactory and at their second ap.
pcar"nco here next Monday night, the
Company will doubtless be greeted will,
m overlooking house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
For Sheriff.

While many voters are yet undecided
ns to the respective merits Of the two
candidates for the Office OF Sheriff, we
ask thht they consider the fact that Mr..
a. e.. Parker. OF Tuscarorn, is one Of
The old citizens of the county, one whose
interests are identified with n proper nd.
minis,rntion OF the affairs Of Elko county
in all IT'S departments, and II whose er.
T]crience as q deputy in the Office TO
which he aspircs renders him peculiarly
fitted for the position. These are good
aud sufficient reasons why You should
cast yonr bnlloia for Al. Parker.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
SlOSL!uS Accident.

Willie SpgaEIc. IL young mar about
81 yrura o! age, SAYS the Appeal, Who
had jdsl s~rc!.,d II position on the V. *
/. l!,iiry.d Us brakeman lr!t Carson on
Thursday evening iUr Virginia Cay. At
the Mound House tho conductor missed
hiH. Notice WAS given To- the down
train to look out lor him, aud when the
train was meaning brunswick Mil tho
body wa, discovered Oh tie track. The
Wheels of the UP train had passed over
his head nTt shoulders, crushing them
shnprIrss. His lcrS also were JrOacn.
IL isnvc' n mother Uho was dependent
upon him i"r support. Under what cir
cumsinmccs Lo icii h"m tho train is not
krOwu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
ELAINE.

"a crime against suffrage is a crime
against the Republic" says AR. Blaine.
The stinguished gentleman evidently
had forgotten the Presidential election Of
1876 when he uttered that sentiment,
but the people have not forgotten it and
Cleveland's majority on mex Tuesday
will be SO overwhelming that Blaine's
henehmen will not have the courage to
institute nm Electoral Commission Tor
the purpose Of committing another
''crime against suffrage"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
Nearly SOLD navajo Bullion,

The iI~"."s-l;rr!cw gives the iOi,uwiu.
account 81 sc;nr immensely rich or, frrr,
the Navajo: al the Navajo Office there
are six % seven chunks Of C.c. u,..ry-
godiuR nJout one hundred and aty
ruguis, which IRE nearer solid silver and
gJ'd than any pieces oi the same sigr
iArt wric ever "AlIrc,ci from any name
IN thc STATE. IHry were thrown from
the icdgs by a single blast HhoGt moan
Wednesday. Thcrr are ri,r : Weighing
thirty pounds each wht,L are literally
mn~,cs u. hnIH silver iirrkcd With gold.
The yH.Uc a.! The specimens Ga exhibit
ton is upwards of $3.50. The sight
has attracted - large number OF visitors
to the Office. aud IT is the Unanimous rx-
PRESTON ""Inn- oil miacIS that such a
showing wus newer before made ia the
same orc couIIaIss in the pllmicst days
81 the CUui-tock lode. These ustomish-
ing specimens of Tu]scurora's mineral
"ctiih vii bc shipped to the compyuy's
Office in san Ertuci-co."
We examined II specimen OF tho ore
in question last evening. and find it to
bc, 80 far as We are able to judge, all
that the above article claims. and rejoice
with our %nci.hburs ut this convincing
evidence ihHt the mincml wealth Of Ne.
vada Ii ~incxhgusiiLic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
lie GI.Icy CsE.ciy.

Il. II. McGinl,y, vino is well known
70 the citizens % E,ko. writes us that he
has arranged to give an entertainment
at tits place On Thursday evening Oct.
JOth, on WAi,h occasion he wili im;roiucc
new md entertaining sp"ci,li,ics w!,.ch
have rcrcivci favorable mention by the
prrsH throughout Idaho VIII 70 Lc has
travelled during the past $umm.r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
FOR District At.ornnu-

An examination of the stewardship Of
j. w. Dorsey as District Attorney, will
prove to anyone who is interested in q
successful administration Of the affairs Of
that Important and responsible Office
that his record will bear the light of The
most rigid investigation, and his re-elec-
ton will insure TO the people of the coun-
ty the services of a competent officer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
The MOONLIGHT Nine,

The NIuncmUccI SIlucr State SAYS:
\ ccnl any has been or@aUi@rd here Cor
the purpose Of prospecting the Moon
hsl.i mine, i'll Indian District, so:uc
seven or eight miles sCUth 0, Uni1nyi!ic.
Year, ago the miuc p.oiacrI consider
able ore that WAS worth over IL dollar .
pound, and thc cIjcct OF lie new com-
pany il to pru~pcc, the mine below the
ola surface "ori.s IL which tia. .:ch orc
WIZ fuEMl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
wee President Hendricks.

EE-Gu.,uIor iicndr,,aa reached Green
castle, I",uSua, Friday morning. lie
w.t- mrt Icy til Ecc~T;iou CouIa.i;yc.
G,ssc G.nLS 81 mI nc AID y Tremendous
Grad of r~"P!r. lie was escorted t" tI:c
Crstr4I sIo;c!. and II parade Of visiting
r!ab, aaI local oE1uizttioDs followed.
1T i"%J i-u&-isk> appeared nj the wiz
"Iui AID acln". d an rUd.rmcc uumLcr-
~ lU.ncU. lie s"rI Cleveland received
sUVruri fr"2 tie b Il o.clg,n; oi The l.r-
pUrncau party, including miLi-,,rs. esi-
~riii';s. c"i!c1e Professors, students cii-
ton. l.hJFrrs aui manufacturers. In
u,s c]!p-iug rrr,arEs he ,~-.lyrircL the
Hci.oc.nis" patty A.yiIg that !; csluus-
81 tue ct.gg,c oi tie weak < inst the
,tsoEE, Tia" poor i.su against ;hc rich.
ia" oppressed against tmr orr?rssors.
tie Hlso paid - t.iLuh' to Lincoln, SAY iug
L. w,s the be-; Republican President
ever elected. iii, speech AN Frequently
interrupted lay ugE"ariouN applause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
For a Senator.

The Office Of State Senator il one Il
such importance to tho people Of the
State that !, should be filed by one ha,-
ing experience in legislative work, ono
who will. at the opening Of tho next SEES
sion OF the Nevada Legislature, be ablo
TO take hold anil work for the interest Of
our people. and such . man IL i. T..
Hardcsty OF Wells,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
Teachers institute.

Profrsso. e. :. Young says tho next
Teachers Institute will hc Held ~ Eako
soinc time between the mid lie Il Nuycrn.
lar HIId tn" same tive in December.
Wuu!i not Wr.Is or i~!r,'ccH a"commu-
date uioic teacher :-l;ruo Journal.
Is there my place on Coils green
earth oUts.dc OF Reno iLat is catlticd /,
my consideration? II 80, will the Jour
nal please designate the favored spot?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
CONGRESSMAN Ca5Eidy.

The people OF Nevada will certainly
further their own interests by returning
George w. Cassidy 10 Congress. lie has
proven himself well woii ny Of their con
hicmcc and support and can be of much
greater s~-rvicc to this State than any
man who might bo sent to Congress in
his s;cud.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

There IN more railway travel in Mas.
slchunclts than in amy other - tic in Che
Union. The number Of passengers car.
ricd hy the roads last year wa $4,000.
900. Pennsylvania comes n'xt with 3d.
GOO, 900, and Ncw York Third, with H..
100000. Illinois, Now Jersey aud Ohio
follow in the orlrr NAMED.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
trrom Saturday. Daily.
HALMAGrNDI.

There are nineteen registered voters at
Mountain City.
Quite u number Of our citizens re-
turned from Wells last night.
United States Marshal Corbett came
in from the West last evening n
stopped over night.
II you desire TO pat n competent nnd
faithful man in the Assessors oiire, vote
FOR 4. ". Hessoa.
Senator John l.. jones arrived by this
Evenings fnsca.uru staSc, and will srrak
"a; Freeman iiaii tonight.
ID. II. Haskell. OF ths Central Pacific
Railroad, came in by Last evenings train
and ~entt to Cas;iu this incoming.
Do You desire to pm: competent. hon
est, faithful men in the Offices OF E!ko
county? Then vote foE $. ". Henley
for County Recorder, and you will snip
port Ii who has been tried aud found
true.
The Times Review says that Col. 4.
G. Ellis, OF Carson. tx G!sfIaucLisrd FOR
this Year by neg.ec:ing to register before
lie went East, and when he returned it
Vas too late.
Ten DAYS nor aud the great political
cues ION Will bc settled; nud We shall
hold Ourselves prepared 10 '~'rrjoice with
those that do rejoice nal weep with
those that weep.
E!nore & NcRuncy have finished the
repairs to the lower Humboldt bridge.
aMd II of the heaviest teams that will
ever crusa passed over yesterday withou,
Il p"rccPiible quivcr II tn structure.
Read thc Tccuma correspondence pub
li>h Il in this mornings Fl { Pres. and
then wonder, il you eau, why Full
many n flower is born TO blush unseen.
AMI waste it. Swcencas on The desert air"
At the Wells Faces YESTERDAY, in the
bali mile aud repeat, StiGirk took the
iir,t .al ss,ond heats, thus Winning the
race. The three. iuurlhs mle dash WIS
postponed untt to-d,y when the race
WAS Sou ~ Ballet Neck.
Nj Morrison last night severely and
iOr,i1!y denounced the act Of bringing
tn private character Of Jai4cs q. Blairc
into a political CANVASS, Lnt lie Lai nn
Hlrl pf G,~uAsvuptrtDr nv tho. .rI,.
have hcapcd sltuarrs without number
upon the private character % Governor
Cleveland. Had Ia: condemned such
proc cd,ug, with reference to both can
dii=tcs. We would heartily rGr"c with
LIn. bai We could but notice IL. po.i,!-
c.i rrJai!cc manifested IN lis vehement
~tcuu@c,uton in one case and L., ALSO.
lutte s.Irrc" as to tie other.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

This weather is lovely.
Candidates are on the wing.
Abou, one-hslf the candidates for
oni,e will be deicat.i.
Walter Chase has his wrathcr-eye on
the Elko Postoiice.
A bat Of $1,000 WAS recently made in
rru.,ro,,, on the result of tue election
in New York.
Hon. Geo. W. Morrison spoke at Wells
Last night, and Will speak at Freeman
Hall this evening.
Tin fast sailing craft. Defeat" des-
tined for the Salt river trade, 10 being
pu, ia eIccl;cr, repair.
.useLhIr, X froelich have Jus; received
Tan barrels Of Eastern cider, fresh aud
.ueei. T;y il.
James g. Blaine. in swinging round
the ~einale." reached Evansville, lad,
Wednesday evening.
Strip James e.. Blline's speeches Of
tie tariff ts.all" iudulrcd it, rg=,n all
occ ,sious aud what would bc left?
Thomas 4. Hendricks spoke to an jrn-
nensr auIiencr "a; Chicago on wedueS-
day night. DurnG his speech he was
greeted with enthusiastic applause
II you desire that the nanirs Of this
county shall Lu placed in charge .! Com
mis- iuurrs uho Will look alter the welfare
OF tue whole people, vote .or john X.
Bradley and G.. s. Mayer.
The Tu sclroya party who waccrcl
500 that Blaine will carry New York.
would IA ave done better 10 !Ey,,t his SIR
piuh cash ia Luu,si.u4 State Lottery
tickets.
Q. ". Hall has in his possession q
newspaper continuing - Grm ii! apoem,
too lon for our columns. ia wmi.h tIr
seem to be correct but the con.
c~lqSi1ns an evidently at fault.
john 4. Logan spoNc at P-o5ia. H..
ON "Wednesday. aud irc rrtor; ptys Ia.
~, yrEy h04.,", having nu,dc ;hi,tcsu
speeches y,striay uaI spoken already
three u.aes to-day" iis,ru.s that john
Is getting Desperate.
We Tgrrt 10 !earn that frank !Iough
sustained a severe injury !rai"rl ~ wi..u
furnishing at GcU.-r Grants place IA
N."I-H- .H...-. A..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
I..rraa for CaasiGY.

After = aIis.teL coE;rs: ~ the Cutko-
lie Fair in Reno. last week, bctge, IL tn,
friend OF Congressman Cassidy ana the
would-be Congressman Woodburn, the
celebrated I:ish black thorn kick was
awarded to III. Cassidy. lie received
2eo votes to NJ. Woodnuru'S 1872. These
votes hrvins l., en- sold Tor two bits apiece
;ac fair realized Tor the stick the neat
little SUN OF $3.50. Stu.ws show which
wny ;hr wind blows, and IN this case it
IS particularly significant AS the town is
SUPPOSED to tie Republican,, ami quite a.
number oi Eypub.ic,ns bought chances
10: Cassidy. Mr.. woodbum Icing in
tc"r" Saturday nigh; himself visited the
iIir GmI pat up >lG Oh the stick for HIM
self, which cqna,icd to forty votes. So
1t cum bC readily seen how Mr.. Wood
barn stands politically in Reuo.-Piain-
dealer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

J. D"rHry, p~ostin"s'cr 1T Alpine,
Ga., 40 year" old. and Jane WADE. a
woman al easy virtue, 40 years ul nEr,
were hung by IL mob on Tuesday niyhf
for the murder o! Mrs. Davis nuI her
guest, G. G. Jones who was mi5iukrn
for SIrs. DAVIS husband.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

The Lcnyiit Comedy Company which
has received Gathering Communications
from the press In various portions Of the
State. Sill give aH Entertainment gtFrcc-
man Hail, on Wednesday evening, the
10Th instant. D"n't injl to give them IL
Iou-ing audience.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Governor Pcnrod, OF Island Mountain,
writes TINT all nro well in his domain.
and improve their leisure time III killing
deer, which IRE plenty, two having been
brought into camp the day previous to
the date OF the letter. Tho Governor
snnds regards bo oil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

"Scest thou q man wise in his own
]conceit, there is more hope of n fool than
of him" Though this sentiment was
expressed by Soloman many hundred
years ago, it is equally applicable to
some men Of the present day aud gener.
alton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Tic Tcirc iinuic Undirro) Mnii, n
Republican paper, says: The torchlight
pausd the largest Of the cnmpnign-
with the Examinations md lie fireworks
last night. was n handsome ovation to
the Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency, Mr. Hendricks, IDdiunG's
most dlsiiiCUi he'd Democrat.
Wien IL IL remembered that Elaine
with all hi, "]magpotisn" had been Tiers
aid %""hoorcd 'cm up" the day pr yious,
this msy 10 taken Is OH Indiana
straw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
More southern outrapes

A Pnrkersvillc, S. c., dispatch Of the
10Th says; On Sunday last there was a
white church dedication, and it is report
ed that colored men disturbed the ser
vice by firing pistols. Bad feeling has
continued since, and to-day eliminated
in the killing Of James Blackwell, an Off
Ger attempting to make arrests, by a vol.
ley fred by negroes barieaded in a
house. There is great excitement and
further violence is expected. Governor
Thompson has been advised of the situa-
ton. Parkcrsviile is in ElgeGeld coun-
", thirty miles from Augusta.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Tho stage from Tuscarora this evening
brought down four bars o; Grand Prize
b]uilion, weighing Ii5 pounds the assay
value Of which was $1,000. II will bc
forwarded through Wells. Fargo & Co..
TO san Francisco by the train to-
morrow morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

How refreshing II muGt be for Tho
wage workers Of ttis country 10 read of
the great accumulation Of wealth IN the
past ten years, when he knows he lns
brcn growing poorer all lie timc.-Plain.
dealer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

The Timcs-Ecviow is still lighting
mnufully FOR the constitutional Cunyru-
ton. aud the people Of Nevada are grad
unliy realizing that they must have such
II convention and nothing short o: it,
Carson Appeal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
Centenary Celebration Of Sir Moses
EOGtoCoro's Birth.

The centenary of the birth of Sir
Moses Mou;cllorc vas observed Sunday,
with fitting reverence in many temples
Of Worship belonging to those Of the or
thodox and reformed Jewish faith. This
great pbilan;hropist was born ut Leg
horn. Italy, on the 2ith day OF October
1854. and now lives at l;liusgntc, Eng
land. after n life 30 pure and rcplctc with
actions OF b~cncyoicnco toward his follow
men that no; only his co-rcligionists but
those Of other faiths have joined in
thanks that he hns been spared 20
tine world. sound Ia mi8I end body at
his npc old age. IL is 10 his efforts that
the Jews Of this day owe the liberty OF
worship and the ire, dom from pcrsecu-
ton that was denied thrnin less enlight-
cnCd ages. Seven embassies which he
took to- various countries in the interest
Of his religion and TO save thousands
from tortncs untold, stand pru-cinincnt
IN his lie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
rrnIrhLE.

&. G. Warner d Co. forwarded today
for TGscarora, 10y Ben YGiCs' team 1850
pounds merchandise. also lumber mud
salt Icy J. lluflofd aud Tom Van Dral.
lens teams.
They niso received for Tus"arora two
cars sal and two cara merchandise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Service at the church Tomorrow M
usual. llc subject FOR the evening
~scrNirc will bc u continuation OF that on.
las, Sunday, The Bible n sufficient evil
dcnce of It's own truth" Sccpti,s slc-
cially invited.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

According 10 tAa toc0ri PRECEDENT
Hayes was ~ much the friend Of silver
n" James q. Blaine. Hayes vetoed
The hill because he wa the frieni (Yj al;
silver, and Blaine voted 10 sustain tao
veto Tor the same rsAsJu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

The Examiner, referring to ConklinR's
opposition to Blaine says, In 1866 the
House Of Representatives unanimously
branded Mr.. Blaine, on facts proved by
Mr. Conk!ing, as unworthy the conf
dence OF honest men, as an enemy to the
honor OF his country, and the mouthpiece
and beneficiary Of the Plunderers Of the
treasury. The effect of ex-senator Con-
kings opposition yet remains to be seen.
That it will influence in nm important
degree the StalNa art vote Of New York,
there is good reason for believing. Mr..
B!aine's career since 1866 has been q
progressive proof OF the infamy there
laid to his charge, and tens of thousands
OF Republicans besides the Stalwnrt par
ty of New York have seen and noted tho
fact. There can be very little doubt
that they will vote accordingly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Miss Muriou l.. Stone, teacher nj Fort
iIuiIcck, canc in on n short visit last
night, Sh, will return to her charge
Tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

Tue tc-l Csc as - IUa i,E in relation
10 iac admission -. Chinese children /"
the schools oi san FuIIciaru "as decided
Wednesday. r.mh tie "lit!c"uom of the
i1uSo!Lau rh..a To- lac admitted wAs ~
irctrI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

A Jacks Valley Eureka county, ranch-
man hns posted the following threatening
notice, ''lf any mans or womau's kows
or oxen gets in these oats, his or hers
tail will hc cut on, MS the case may be-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02
Bullion Esccl we'd.

The stage from Tu,rdrcrn this
evening brought down seven bars OF Nav
"jn bullion, wcighing7aO rounds, the as
say valUc Of which j. Sl4.3.5.0T. 1t
will be forwarded 10 the BANK o. Califor-
nit by Wells, Fas,;o K Co., Tomorrow
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-11-02

il Is Srtilrd-hy the urwopayyrs-tha:
President Ar,huI vii =" mGriird 20 Ms,
'~TsHngh"ys rn some Umo ia Janun.y.
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a. SIMr5os. Pastor.

Miss Viola Rurncr returned last even
ing from n visit 81 several months in Cali.
furnin.
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Registered Voters.

Following Is IL list Oh the number OF
registered voters in each election distric;
OF Ilko cnuuty:
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General CIIr.rS Cal W,is,lur Of Red
Jiiu.f, C~iiIIui..I, MS IL Passenger b!
Las. eyculng'r cast buIGi rain,
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From this we may expect that some
1850 votes will be polIed IN the coamty
ne&t Tuesday.
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$. ". hruiey, :. IS. Pitch. !" Z.
Morgan anal M. &,,ss returned !roiA
Wc!ls uIIs iuO max.
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q. W.urLL. J.. NJ.

Woodburm Is meeting with enthusiastic
vrlcDwn In cvnry tJwu. Ito will beat
Cn,sidy between 800 and 900 yotcs.-
Free Press
All Of which GOES TO show tliot Mr..
FREQ Press, 10 the language Of Mr.. Nor.
rison. "docs not measure dp 10 The Sill
prcmc stamford" OF mn Intelligent piog-
n"sticn,Or. Mr WooGburn rtlnda about
M much chincc Ia bc elected a. ltr does
to he struck 10y lightning on Christmas
day.