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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
THE CIRCUS.
u Camo And Won't,

About midnight, the circu ,-menngcri,
pulled down It's pO'cs. folded its tent.
and-not silently, Ly my manner u
means - stole IVA for Eptllc Mountain
The trains in the evening bore many Wis
itors away to their resp ciiyc homes, an
iefore nOJn to-day, those from the nd
jacent valleys had about oil ridden o,
driven away, leaving the bu,iliug cuuni,
seat Of yesterday. to lapse back inIo it,
normal. moral quietudc.
The exhibition yesterday, including
the street parade Is admitted to Ia ~,
been very credible. giving general snti ID.
faction: the only f,uli found with the
latter being that il via cut unreasonable,
shott. Aiming the features o. the pcrfor.
nance worthy Ofspccial mention were IN,
flying traprze acts; the bicycle trapczr
the cell az walking; the roller skating.
bicycle riding. the Arabian novelties ana
the PERFORMING elephants. There were
also other mcritOiious feais, among
which might be mentioned those upon,
the tight aud .lt,k re. while numbers
OF others were stale and common.
The m%enigcrie WIS above the average,
both in number and condition Of the col.
lection. The trained hippopOtamus was
n big card, many persons taking in his
dimentions aud omphibiuua pccuiioritics
for tnc FIRST time. The afternoon per.
Torrance was W II attended, but the
exhibition NJ night was to n very slim
nndicnc ; almost ev rybpdy having tax.
on Il NIL in during the day, aud refer.
ing {, invest the oshrr dollar in beer aud
and other humane enterprises.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Mrs. Rcbeeca,cor, nm aged lady re-
siding alone,upon an unftcqacnted by
road at West Greek. New Jersey, while
walking by a brook 1, :aas salt meadows
one morning last week, was s,ri cken
with paralysis. For several hours the
lady remained unconscious. finally
awakening to find herself beyond the
FeaGb Of help, unable to attract the
attention Of my one. and yet within n
few r9ds of her. house. Suffering tn
agopies Of paralysis, she was Ia this
helpless condition three days expuscd by
turns to the boiling rays Of the sun anil
the atmosphere Of the mnlirinl mead.
ows.
She vas finally found. her abscnce
from the village exciting the .cars OF her
friends a parry OF whom came upon her
almost deal. suffering rom a co npiica.
ton Of n%iImspls arising from her cxpDs
ure aud priyqtions. A physician was
Su,nmonsi, apd il Is thought she may
recover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
a pnInfu Accident

Yesterdays Scntinl says: Sunday
evening last about 10 O'Clock johnnie
Horn rode into Eureka from about one
hundred miles awny-Ovcrlnud Station.
Ruby Nnll"y-to call n physician for
Norman Wines. who got hut that morn.
ing om rodco. Ills horse fell on him
aud broke his leg above aud below the
knee and possibly caused him dangerous
internal injuries. Young Horn had sew
crhl relays Of horses and made the tin
in from O'Clock ia the afternoon by the
hour named. DR.. Thomt was called,
aud making his preparations ns speedily
as possible, he started out in ono Of
Trainers buggics with Johnnie Horn for
n diver. As there were frosh horses
along the route lac was expected TO ar.
rive obont noon yesterday, where his pa.
tient IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

At CnlcrH, on the 2icAicau Central
Hallway. Sunday, IT Mexican pcon in,is-
ted oStiLEt OrGCrs upou walking on the
wall Of the roumihouse h ing erected.
Finally he WAS Knocked of 10y an Amer
lean. VIII Ii the police instead Of arrest
ing, beat with him clubs until the man
Was rescued by Americans nud taken up
the railway to F.cnscllo. Tnc " .yor o!
Ct.ert Is i opposed - have inSti gated the
trouble, having Hiw " l. en- iuin.icsl to
Americans. lilo caused the arrest Of
twelve men employed ut the station, in
Guiding the train d!spttchers md tclc.
%grnphcrs, and imposed fines and 5 nten.
ccs upon them without trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
AsAaMGa,s UunA1vaAL CRIME
Three mice irom Attica. Ohio. is III

Three mice from Attica. Ohio. Is the
mai~ion OF James Beach, a wealthy and
heretofore, greatly respected farmer.
His family. consisted Of himself. wife and
daughter, = .youns woman Of beauty and
intslligynee, q graduate Of an Eastern
college. Last Friday workmen were
employed tearing down set of high
wooden steps leading to the front DOR
of the house, the intention being to erect
in their stead q stone approach to the
DOOR. After the wooden steps were
dom a dog digging in the soft ground
uneArth.d the skeleton OF an infant.
The workman took it in charge. and al
though Beach insisted upon au iEmedi-
ate reburiL, held it Tor investigation by
proper authorities. The investigation
vas held Saturday aud startling facts
came out. Miss Beach confeSse.: that
the child was her offspring by srfathcr.
and With his consent aud by his aid the
child had been stnangied after birth and
buried there. The mother knew of the
indiser,tion, but never sus-
pected c rbusbani Of the crime. Both
father aud daughter were held TO ANSWER
before the GRIND jury. Mss Beach
was enSagrd to sSrntleman in the East
whom she had Iaet while there at school.
Naturally the community is greatly ex-
cited. TIE people threaten the father
with lynehng.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

lncludcd in the property OF Shaw's
circus attached n week ago were two
tnacondas which were packed away in IL
oox in TIE rear o; the livery stable.
some unknown p rSun Ct u /. rye ruttir
snake and turned it loose III the box. II
Was savage and went Cor on of tn biz
snakes, which died from the cn'r,t l. o
the attack, then the rather quirtci down.
bat il refuses TO cone out aud the holder
Of the property is afraid that tue 9th l
anaconda will be kiIr.l as the lirst VII,
ana he will not eject the latter no. 10
anything that will disturb it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
For County Commissioner.

In our political column to-day will be-
'ouud the card Of G.. l.. May r. Of Hal.
eek, who announces that Ia will be- a
muGid lie for SLurt Term Commission r..
nhjrct TO the Democratic County Con
']emtion, NJ. Mayer is in possession q
III the requisites which shnuId recon.
"end him Tor lie position, bat. viii Z u
.cninl gentleman, he is 10 pulit Ci IN.
~ an Oll.timc resident Of the county.
Ms extended business inturcs = here have
undc him farni. or with many ui the de
"liis Of orr cunEty govern nent, and
placed lin IN u position t. thoroughly
understand what local government meas
ires ar. best calculated to promote the
General welfare. Complied with nnqucs.
toned integrity of character, Inc has
,irstclUss, practical business training.
md being himself n prominent tax.pny-
n, his intcre,t' are in accord with those
Upon whom il fulls "a maintain the
county government. IL is 81 the utmost
Importance to the citizens gcnanlly that
iool and competent men shnnld he
rhoscn for the C0mmisiunrrsbip. from
th" fact that it is tho most responsible
I%ositton within their gift. though no,
generally 20 appreciated. Should Mr..
Mayer receive the nomination. the facts
.iboTc G]nunciNtcd would IOnkc him II
s,.ons man before the people, and should
ii secure the election, they would meyer
nave cause to regret their choice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

II silence is golden, why don't nurses
give girl babies gold rings to cut their
teeth on?
When two young ladies kiss each other
they fullaIl i gospel injunction. They
are doing to each other what they would
that men should do TO them.
First city man-when I began busi-
ness l wasn't worth n penny. Second
city mIn-OE! whers arr You now7 First
city man Thousands III debt sir.
A little girl was trying to tell her
mother hos beautifully u certain lady
could till in singing, and said. ''Oh,
mama, you onyht to hear her gargle.-
she does II So sYe tiy."
The Linsborg News has an article
BRAIDED ''Womam's First Duty." 1t is to
TOOL aTounl among pots ard k ttles add
always look neat and pretty and iascin-
atins and entie.ng.
S.lney Smith once commenced n
CHARITY sermon by rc'narking: 'Benev-
o!ence is a sentiment common to human
ity. A never sees Is in distress without
asking @ To relieve him.
When Hartley { o:criige vas a child
he Exclaimed on h,eing the lamps OF
London: ''Oh. now know what the
rtars are. They aIe t~helamrs that have
been good Oh earth and have gone to
heaven.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Wright Leroy. the convicted murderer
Of Nicholas SL rIe't, appeared before
the supreme Court ia san Francisco In
bc hcarI on appeal for II new trial. Mon
day, ilIsongh hIs counsel, asked 10 be nj
lowed 'u pt,ud his own cause. b., inn him
self " lawyer. l., rmIissIon being granted
the Phi i.c began: This charc,
AGAINST me II one OF the mos; heinous
- iay animals ., Jurisprudence. ain
chnrlcd with murder; | can only say
that the charsc is wholly without foun,
dn,ion. 1t /, oi the most remark
able cases "i mlsaPpr,Lcnslon that has
\ ! occurred ia Iryr. annals. The whole
IE'Ir II IA t;rr.h.c ch,r.r astius, me
- IN c"nuUdIrtiou Of my whole carer
- al ia" events Ui MY Tast life" Here
be gu!ryri cunyulsivciy, tears started in
la, eyes. ual he had to take n glass Of
water {" T,-tIaiu his emotion. At IN,
'"l.clU ION @! his alignment he Wan re-
,uln,d 70 Lis cLut,is ia the county Jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

terrible clui5l=,t occarrl Sunday
~a1terosqR Ia al 'ajun Pass. San Der
nGadino e9nrty. Cali oIria. that resulted
N a great Joss o: property and consider
a5is damage ~ the set: eH. The waters
U~e 70 . hight Of twenty to tn rty feet
in 10 canyon in u short time, carrying
E1Sut pines and immense powders be-
icre A.. Carriages, wagons, hams and
o1t1tn-diHS v.rs carried away aud lie.
~ ogsi b. the great force of the storm.
'He ~aier spGe.d over the pain and ran
Pts; sen 3eruaEdiuo in the usual water
ca II i.p;i o. TIA o: iy=.ye.ee;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Helena, Montana, dispatches of the
9th says: MeaS 7 particulars have been
received Of another slaughter Of horse
thieves in the MusselshelI region, l5L
nI.lrs norili-east OF here, Inst week, b,
the cowboys in pursuit OF stolen horses.
\ log house was discovered in the timber
on the mountain side. 1t WA secretly
watched q day or two. during which
time several small parties Of men came
and went, some hy day and others 10y
night, having in possession hOIsrs evil
IDENTIFY stolen. 1t becoming evident that
It wns the horse thieves rcnd, zous the
cowboys congregated, and last Monday
night they crnwled up to the house nnd
attacked. There were fourteen hors
thi Yes about the premises at the time.
Nine were killed aud five escaped. No
particulars nrr yet ~rcceirs Il o. the fight.
Granville Steup't'y COWBOYS have me,
with II bnpl Of rves Mt the mouth o!
t. So ..eishell. and it is thought that L.
hsht must have occurred several day.
go. The locality is over 200 mic $ from
Helena, with no telegraph commmnicn.
'ion. There never was n period in I'll,
history Of this or any other TcrritOr,
"h"n No much horse thicving was goim
On. The citizens are determined to e.
~'cc'ua.ly stop it. Fully City tile yes hny,
oeen hang d or shot ia the past month
Are You made miserable by Indiscs
ton. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss q
Appetite. yellow Skin? Shiloh's Wit.
'zcr Is a positive cute. For sale by FL
Al ILL.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

a h"r'liic story il published in the
sew York Tunes that the starving SUI
IN"rS OF the CIR ely party, uuz,d by
t'rv"iI"n, fed upon tie dead bodi, q.
hcir c~"inTnd"s, aud inul vtirt,n doru.
n'htS IA the 81 session -. the Navy DE.
butucnt -ubSt initiating the terrible mar.
f'Nc' has cnus-d II mrnt sensation.
The TImrs' story wuE shown tu Gen.
inI l~I"Zcu. VIII" rt Grst was very non.
oininiital, hut finally he decided To- cr.
'lInsiHc. Tie suid; There nrr ccrtaiu
acts connected with the mnttrr which I
~ not ut liberty to mention. n is very
r"baDic. though | d0 NOT ray 80 oniri.
'Iiy. that they viii make il II subject of
congressional Investigation neat Winter.
The story cOntniug some inaccuracies.
i"tnb,y, that IN which reference is ntndr
20 the doyour,ng Of the umpntnt d iimlg
II those who Ind suffer Il the loss Of
"gS ana arms. IN order 10 pr scrvr thor
iv's.' General iInzcn was asked wbnt
truth there was in the statement of youuy
L nry having been shot mud his body
'atch. That is u subject" he r,pIicd.
upon which I .ut,i decline t. bc iu,cr-
'icwcd."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The Silver st Ite says: Catfish appear
to be AZ nuneroGsi i'll til Humboldt nvcr
now rs chuOs. Pope are catching them
oy the dozen with hooks and lines. they
bic at almost anything that IL hook may
oe bhi,ed with. Less than four yrars
ago II lew dozen Oh til. fish were brought
here by Deputy Fish Commissioners len
nant, and planned i'll the Humboldt.
MeHchtm x blIkrslce, OF tac Humboldt
House, also planted u number oi the fish
IN the riV,r near thIt place, and from
these the Stream has been stocked. The
hsh now being caught ARE as large H.
those originally planted in tine river b.,
the Fish Commissioner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The lai".i naNic,s from the n~rtesian
we'll which tie Central Pacific Compnny
!, hu-,us ua the d scE; at White Plains.
- that roiIIug water has been su uck aud
H-'it water passed through, and still the
! ,5Go-p"uni DIM goes down in search Of
Tie mu'h-wu"ivd fresh stream. At the
d'lth "i LEO i,'t something very re-
r"u'Luh.r h"II'r,d. The drill struck
AID Ia#rd through nine feet Of solid
"3pl. Tao singular pu!n. about 1t wax
that. uiih ugh tn wood had turned en-
tireIy black. owing 10 .ts long burial. it
had at c~nrh"mizcd ia lt,p slightest. but
'"ntd te Whitfield uwd broken like wood
AZ owe ground.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
LuTLER's CANDIDACY.

Nov that General Butler has an
nounc,d his determination 10 stand tor
thc Presidency upon his various uomin-
a~tiuns, tn Republican pres is sc king
to cheer its followers With the ASSURANCE
that Buffers candidacy means defeat Tor
Cleveland but 10y what course oi reAsun-
ius i, such a conclusion rcdch,dg The
New YORK san. nov aut.-DcmucrIt-
ic. a.;u : thas: at il evident u. course
that 4 large bn,ly ~. JlSStti,fcd Demo-
Gratis. who are not wiling I" supp.r.
O~!evclanl, will give tarir votes to i'ut,ct;
but il il cqu lily plain trlt "a couSiicr..
be proportion u. these would not 10 4 al
all At Ct-ve.anl were the only De.n,cral
in tn field, By voting tor Dut.rf they
will Simply become cnILsci iron II pas
sive iOrce III Ihc eicciIIl, int ala aSt.,c
fore. Instead oI no. ~colutius at AL.
they Will couIt n - ~ Iny votes tat
are no so:tAc rcSullc D-,up-cIir cIu
dIdi.e, al - Ear they S.lI refuse NJ.
O.cvelinl's rel alive Strength.
Bat. on the other hand. a great HI "a
bcr u! voters, EiucipL.iy u. lE.sh unsiI,
vii sIvc tIeIc sIf.Isst, Bd,icr. wuu
would vote 70: ID lin. i. y lGcf acre 40.
a clnd.d.t:. In this Way BG,.,r's rsu-
didIcy tends riT city 81 VIZ Ken uul
break down tie Republican candid .tr.
aE'l II seems 10 Us, according :, ia a. the
effect u. his appear .nce in the clrc ium
will bc fc.t rather more injIiiuUS V on
the ErEuh.iruu side than OH the Dr.u.-
cratic.
Wall Butter get any votes rom ti.r d.S-
satisfied Siniwmt,: They do not Ike
B.ainc and thry do not like , leyrlud.
aud will they support Batter III PAGER
cucn u sticNins to their old party? rhi
IL anoih r question wLiSh can hardy Ice
answered unt.l III ballots are counted.
For a great m.sny years nov Il
Butler htS ca CON .pjsuuus.y in the
pubic Affairs o: this con Try. II his
been - u publican AN ! he his been "a
Dcmocr 4. Iaut lac ha, s"uen,lls pnr-
Saed his uEn = 'g:Se IN hutL pG.tir,. II
ais mImy cn mics AMI m.ri ,ds q
friend Tn enciu.rs a.c Tor the mos,
part t. be iouul uauuI: the n II. t.iv
Ash'y educated, AMI the nr.,tocraiIc,
II, friruls amoLStAc III ,ascs .! the PEG
he.
In this ctuvI>S the presence n @ II
e"'l Bi.lcr will certain p. aimee dis
iug5Inrc, aul tI.s d.at Ir1 mc i, ia - u
Judgment, iI&sIy 10 prasc wAu.esln,
and useful"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The most ntr 'ciuus murder ever known
in the history Of Farrvn county, Texas.
was committed saturday, by L. A. Lind
scy. The victims were his ~step-fath-r.
James 4. Wright, AMI his s,ep-sistcr,
Fannie Wright. They were in bed at
the time, Fannie occupying an apart
rment with her sister. Lindsey. for II
cause not definitely known entered the
house. INSPIRED by n murdcrous frenzy
h" made Lis way to Wrights and
shot anil killed him. The noise Of the
discharge ui the firearms aruus Il Fannie
who arose in bed, but before ,he could
gain the floor Lindsey shot her through
the brain. The other sister fed shrek.
ing, followed by bullets from Lindsey
pistol, fortunately. without effect. Lind.
sey escaped to the woods.
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moetIng.

Tho Republican County Central Com.
mittcc met ai the Office of John Aiu y
Monday, aud appointed Saturday, Au.
gust 23d "s the time for holding the Phi.
inarics for the election Of delegates 10
the Republican State and County Con.
ventions. and Tuesday, October 7tb, ms
the time for holding the County Convcn.
tinn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

how"rd, the hotel keeper vt Portland.
oregon, who robbed one Of his gnc.t, Of
s"0D which hh been Deposited IN the
'o'"i safe. has been con vicicd of grand
'rccny, nul sentenced to xix years in
The pcriicntitrv.
Maurice j. Smith. tho man who VIVA
robbed, went crazy over his loss and
blew out his briins.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

An esteemed contemporary says hat
= womau's heart is always open to a
smile There arc some mems mouths
affected in the same maun,r and to i
greater degree.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
Turning tho Hose on an Amsrous
6an.SCH

One OF the bloods OF Portland. Maine,
lnot a r,iative Of the Plumed Kright).
known among his friends as Erred"
Nercome, has been counting a girl for
some time past, bat his visits have not
been pleasing to her father, ~ho at last
told him to come no lore. Since that
time he has rc.is secret visits to his
lady love. Night before last he went to
see her, and placing a ladder against the
back of the house, succeed d in getting
high enough to reach the window OF his
best girls room, and there he stood for
some time on the ladder talking with
her. In the meanwhile the old gentle
man observed the proce dincs, and going
softly to the cellar. turned on the SehaSo
and getting the hose into position s Mt a
stream o: water directly upward. fairly
lifting the poor fellow FROM the ladder.
Then the young man tried TO so down
the ladder, hut the old nan continued TO
send q stream OF water up his back.
When within four ruurils of the bottom
he slipped, f,l and lail on his back in
the mud aud water. then the old chap
turned the full force OF the sehago on
his head and shoulders, almost s;rangl-
ing the ualucky lover. At last he re-
gained his feet, gave one yell and daTted
of. Yesterday he said: 81 didn't mind
the wet:ing 80 mach, but that infe nal
old fool ruined q SIS suit for me. and
my old man won; give me any more
money tGr a month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Avn!anch. 9th: Mr.. :. J.. Lirb, n Inv.
yer, and Mr.. Il. d. Murphy. of san lose.
Cal. arrived in Silver City on Thursday
from the Brunrau, at which plnoc tin
estate Of Daniel Murphy, deceased. hu-
u large number Of cattle and other pro.
petty, which is now b ing prnbatcd.
they went to Boise Oh F,iIny, from,
which place they will return to CIi.or.
MIA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Two th.rty-ton copper smeiting fur.
na'es were shipped from the Pacific
Iron Works, Sun Francisco, July 3Ist,
for the copper mines Of Lost River,
Idaho. the furnaces will be erected or
the s'ncitcr jte ut The head Ui Willow
creek grl d, yitiin 1900 feet Of the
copper miGcs. They will run through
abou; eighty tons Of local ore per day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The Epitrpri's says son Davis went
out to Humboldt t, locate n birthstone
mine. He n edn't have taken The ,sou.
BILE, He has a prospective interest in
the Hgyest bonanza Of that truck that
was ever discovered. and |, is only u
question OF time when he will cone int,
possession. II Review.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

~lmpeennicas young men are pouring
into the ears o; their best girls dreadful
stories about poisoned ie--erram and
iun:ing sofia fountains. bat the cnur-
sssous msid-ns are too brave to be fright
,he1 by Pi-sern danger.
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.
RIO - Or h r.

Tho following is The roll OF honor TO-
the month Of July. Of Tonno school
Jessie Shivcly, %; Ferdic johnson. 0s
Berthe Shively. o.: Wcssir johnson. o.
Mars Mclaughlin. 30; Mtiie Parker. 30;
Eddie Jacks pn,0J; frankie Mclaughlin,
10; Ellie johnson. 30.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The following items are cuilvl from
the White Pane NV, If the glh. 4
new stsi"r -. much p.uni,c has Ice II
made in the TIcuP, night ola t"c sur.arr.
The ledge i, sud to ur ,~N,rusiy. nuh NO
ar As ~ProSrcct,d shows zap well.
Hrs. iluru.et.u has pulled up s..Ec,
I Oscc"ii aud Il uuItcI iyr Cameo III.
trict. Several others q: that camp have
taken the SIAM" cuugsc.
joan Cnwsrr aud Ill. Kelly drove out
u fine baud ul horses for Cheyenne TIN,
week. J. 4. li,irr and d. T.. Stead.
nan accompanied the outfit.
l.. y. Robert uu Of the SScctwaicr
Ompnny il back !rum New York. and.
1t i hclicy IT,, vi l. ample iurIg To carry
mt liz mining aud leach ug project.
This Is good cws for "a Hamilton
~hrishhors, who. lik pEur!rrs, mr jn,,
.ow Ill w,rd o! som. rrvi,iug influence.
It's with frcl.uS- OF deep Irgr I That
- iind oursrl' Is rutcd Upon to chrun-
Gle the dcn,h Of orr old tuwusmun.
! nfy Is. -y"uS, which sal went oc-
'mrrd at k,lluu. Utah. ON the 81 in
tan, Mr.. Lyons had been suffering
"r ia" pnsi two years from II stroke ..
'trhIyHiS. or something akin to it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

A Virginia City paper says: The sur.
face Of the Carson river Il 90 covered
with noiiint word Tor miles ahpgc En-
pire City that u duck can't g,t y drink
OF water without dmgcr Of having his
hcah pinched off.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

u-p> .at in Kentucky has found
-at 4sco shortens human life. A
a1g -s@l Of the weed fell on hin an /
cry heed bio out Of existence. This
proves that I pP4eeo. ip Large qualities,
ID very iajgF!qas,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
TOE cRSAM MI

Delicious lcc.frenm can now bc had
ut the Gem Restraint at all hours in
QUALITIES to suit. Families supplied. :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Snoring is n common complaint,
though eioihes-pins can be manufactured
ut Inc rate o! 25 for a cent.