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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
association Of Stock Hen.

The organization Of q Stock Growers
Association vrs eseCsSiSt Winneuuoca
last evening. the particulars Of which Se
obtain trua the Silver State: The fol-
loring wGl kDO1n cattle owners were
present or represented. y; the meeting:
Z ". Crulehsr, Pariiss; Colonel J. A.
HAriia, V. II. a Mason. John Nance,
Q-inn River; jos. Karen, II. c. Mar
k,r, Loyelock; Jas Fa5Tel, Little Hum
bOli;; 4 Bsr@9n, Be0NsEe: q -.
Gaysoa, Jr., ONykee: L. J. Peny,
Peasant Valley; Jerry Hea-n, ChAs. Nc
Camel. I. A NuIlz2-y. MeDsru:t'
W. Z Townsend FL LynE, u Bnn-
&--stzia / Co J.. d. HaL1gay, PaEG-
Dis MuriSs= s CG@@.-sS ErgT; W.
Il Gay, Frank l4@@Ua- 7. u. PAX
IEs-a, :. SEtLL wslch X Coz, wD.
CUsSeL J. z. Anderson. Go.o0uls;
Khan & Hickey, pvu5-ss; ". B. Tod
ka=Isr. White Eg.><; c Derby, Qu;n
Elva-, Carat X Co. Bail Run: Henry
Pzs- CgvEYAley. c Eva- Ov,T.el;
X Co. Bak- - O-r-Oa: J Il. Evans.
Pse NAl=y- Jas >.c--- Foi. S-ut-
-, j. Gee = E L b. Eick4ri.
SzEEr 4 S-t:s- T5-1yl-r= l.
Evans / Y Bis Lac Humboldt:
Wzri Brg;l~ G=zz,e C-eak. Il L
HIaE w. CavI 7. L DauIAa
J2E 1 c. H. \ Ly.g= Blossom
4 De- Bar s-zAa. F~,;yrgureh
H4:1y vl-sy :. Atzs J. Z. Bay
/ leg Te~S--l- S=-l-i BINS. MI
CITY : 2 EA-l==y. H-zIa5: w,..5:
4 J. N5sSsz@ B- Ez7.
Tie o-z=4@g= - named Tt
N=vsia Lave S.osk Association. AID
fory-loz- Pn1as rP9-=zazr :ai.,id-
C-- OF colg4E.e, g=s-Eel = $50 E-7-
in. pail ,hair iees azi due, AMI .!-ucd
the roll Ta= member. O.. the 0r-Al.z.-
uon then proceeded 10 elect o[,rr
the rrsCiug year With the fol!9S.ay ~
suit President, !. ". Cu;,- e-. W.
President, Joseph ,Iazya, =,
Frank d. SEeetser; Treasurer, Cooly.J.
\. H4r!in. The object of it, oasan.za-
ton i to protect tie property Of it,
members, and 20 Prosecute IL who Illy
unlAw!u.!y interfere ~ita or appropriate
the sane. The fee for admission Vas
fixed at SIS. AID the annual dues Of
I member, II ElD each The frlnvIur
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
from ,MOnfTRn.

4 letter from JOHN W. Williams, {;
Ped Bus, Mya:ana, TO vaich place he
migrated from this county. reported i:
snoring on tie 5ia instant bGtt the Win
ter M to that time had been very mid.
the coolest weather being "a degrees BE-
lor zero On New Years eve. john had
then ilst finished a big log dwelling II
which the new year was opened With a
social GaZee, "a lzdirS-and probably an
equal number Of geuts-4kug part On
the occ=siOu.
MIS-. 5. Z. Dorsey and Eddie, her
soa. had been visiting in that quarter
some four weeks; part Of the time 1t J.
II. B.con's place, not far distant. John
still has occasional boats with h. old
enemy, the rheumatic, but his general
health and hat Of the family j. good.
lie sends his kind regards to his old time
Nevada friends and any Of them passing
that way sill GHd the latch-st.ing hang
Ing conveniently for thcir use, on the
outside Of the door.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
French Draft H1TScS.

1t is generally supposed, II this
Try OF least, hat ali tine horses imported
from France are 'Normans," but ac-
cording to n. W. Durham Of Illinois,
N OF the heaviest importers Of French
horses in America, such is not the case.
Mr.. DaEhaIn says the fact that 10 re-
corded IedIgTees can be furnished with
the eOmnon breeds OF Farce explains
the eagsrress OF many inn oriers in in
sistng that all horses brought from
France ate alike and that P~edisTees are
useless. According to DunbAm's state
meut, the different breeds 81 France are
known by the name Of the district IL
which they are bred, such as-Perch-E-
oas, Bretous, Picards, BOullanais, etc,
and that the Pereheruns are the most
highly prized Of the French races; all
departments going to Perche for stations
10 improve their local breeds because the
Percheron stad-boak, published under
authority Of Government, which admits
only animals Of Percheron origin and
birth, Is the only stui-book OF draft
horses that vas ever published in France.
a knowledge of the above facts may
TEoyc advantageous to buyers Of French
horses in this section Of country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
IN .iDcirHt Suit.

An or!rr was made in the Superior
Court OF san TEucisco. lac; Friday, Dis
missing the suit of David &. Baz'cri,S
vs. Bridge; Davis. TIE p.a,u;ih was
non other than tie great Senator.
whose history Is IL part OF the phone :
annals Of san Francisco and the State.
His attorney va l.. Il. Carpenter, who
died not long since in New York. lie
AS, vas q figure Of some no,oacty in
public place, prior 70 the war. The Gc-
ton was commenced in the on Fourth
District Court on April II, 800. In it
was involved @ 5J-.cr. lot cas-, Of Iar-
kin street. Bridgc; Dtvi. the de'euJ-
ant, vsgld 6c entirely uuSLywn to anc
Lut for her dsicnsc o. the sui,. Tie
dismissal vas for want OF prosecution.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

eon,ao- -fery Of al. HSn-e it was
TIA, NJ. B-n=ros; concluded that he
ogs,s 10 No b-;t-r work. non that
road no.e b-Eli mankind OF rieet
Eshsr eseA. on himself. than to sitt
this material and bring together and
zrnIcc ihes@ facts IN a seEes Of IT once
eS4nPaet aLi exhaustive WORKS In
oshsr words he determined 20 write and
pablish n nuznt-r Of hooks, with this
a=v w.s;,n Co4s; IS tie basis Of them
al, taxing GP on subject AFTER another,
such as is native =ces- lis history. and
the Ike. AMI TO continue his lAbOrs a.
lie sad health should be spared.
The rrsgiis sse nov being p,2ecd be
fo.e the world at the nate o! three OF
foUE re~ volumes = year. in grand
historical snes, sch - n forever
constitute tis .oniaGJn o! -. List5iel
research s. the Western Coas: Of North
AmF.es, Following the .Ss1iEs Rsea Of
tAs Pse.Es S'ei,. in ) vols, are the h7-
tories Of C.Eirs! lzGiez5 Yszias; Hs
Sorh Hsrisaa Ssgfa; SrN Hxes sHd
ir.ons; CIhforaia: SsSz&; Cs=A; KE
.yoytkEss; Cat: O5syoa; UzAirg'sa.
I5di0. cad YsaiaRz; BOaii Cs!EaJiz:
and Aia-ka- FoloEing the history
prupsr wall b supplementary yo!ans
uE5er t;le5 OF ClIyo-zis F-s:sra!; ClI-
Go-aia Eisr-Pss4!s; FqP Gsr Tntza=I'
Ei'e;s cad EIsd!z'y. nd La@zy
Is4sEgz-,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

The House Judiciary Committee hns
fAyorably reported n very important bill
relative 10 the removal of causcs from
State ours. The Hrst change made in
the present law Is to increase the mini.
mum jurisdiction Of Circuit Courts from
$500 TO $4,000. In almost all the States
Of the Union the Circuit Courts nrc over.
loaded with business, aud by this increase
the United State Courts will be relieved
Of n large amount Of business which
can be a. satisfactorily disposed Of by
the State Courts with moro dispatch and
less cost 10 ~litigants.
The next amendment il 10 take avav
from Circuit, Courts of the Unit Il Stttes
jurisdiction in causes in favor Of a~sgigccs
oi promislry notes and bills Of exchange
unless q suit might have been maintain.
cd thereon II no assignment had been
made. This change restores the law as
IL existed from 1885, TO 1875. The mex,
change proposed Is 30 restrict tho riyl,t
10 remove q cause from a State toa Fed
cml Court 10 tn defendant. IA the law
now provides. either plaintiff or d,fcn.
dsnt may remove the cause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
a : ADMISSION.

The e,ssyrss I'LL introduced u the
Senate by Mr.. Hoar and which recently
pzi thzt body. provides for the settle
meat Of any controversy touching the
el,rton. b. the several States, 81 least
six DAYS p=ior 70 the assembling of the
Electoral CSl,eg- on tie second Monday
in JAauay; ihs votes - b= counted on
tie seaad wednesday II Feb-uny.
When only 0ne return has been received.
the concurrent vote O! both HuCsesn-st
agEer IN admitting any Particular one
O5ieclioas 20 certificates OF tie electoral
vote must b. made IL writing and signed
by AZ least che member Of the HoC<
Of Representatives, and one Senator,
and sub-giitod uithOE: Argument:
The passage o! this ball by ;h= SsZste IL
= Gear IndJre2eut, By TIE Upper Hone
1T lezs, q the position taken BY tie
Democats regarding the electoral cant
"a 1916, which leads tie StE York
World - re-aArk that When The elSs-
a9n hsE5 hsd been So2s-&aA;o3a IL
s9-G-od -'2isPE:si S@:S tie Den
Ga;s iaEs:ed tat tn izlS rry-ls
could -: - counted without IT, CO..
current 1N--uRs voss o: bosk kc-~ o!
C0aguess- Tie R~TEl=z took sEs
gruEzi thas Unless lie two E--s$ c.
c1rrezL! GG3i Il Es!es he I1i-[i
returns ;hs! n-s x og--.ei b As
i~r-s.la L5=e - III tA.I - -
PrssGery -rz3rri -ossI=
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
Payment Of Eiko County
EondS.
Payable From tho Jaii Redemption
Gdnd.

Is ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Of an act entitled A A,t 10 satLorita the
Comfy Of Enc 20 cuuifsci a debt aud Issue
bonds Tor tho construction Of = comfy ism
DpTrDNei March 3 1889; Notice T. hereby
gwen thai II pr s'nici at my Office IN D fn.
Sovala, on ~ BE- one the lSih day of March.
issI. the fD.I'vinG'Eik e1uu;r b uds i.slsd
in p]ulsuunce nf 'aii Act. WiIlte paid. together
with i~H;ero.t her on ~aien hall have C
cured at the date pfcseuted +; BOud No. 3
and 4.
should the said bond not be presented with.
In the time above specified then from ard
after the date named. tn-Vi saturday, tho
18th d-y of Msfch, 1884, interest Their OF vii
cease.
JAMES CLitK, County Treasurer.
FLEo. New. leb.. H.. 1885, glI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

The method we ia;end following Is
this We will from day TO day have a
bulletin board in front OF the s.orr, on
which Ne viii give Il. selling prioe Of .
Nv leading articles; and Ne pledge ouI-
selves that everything in the store,
Groceries o. Dry Guois, will be sold at
corresponding prices, and 20 giIc it a
thorough trial We will adhere TO tL.,
method As long We remain al business,
in E.Eo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Having done business here for nearly
fifteen y-ars, principally on a credit sys-
ten, " have come - the conclusion
E.reaftr to adopt a cash basis. We do
this with the honest conviction that If
our friends viii come in AMI ask prices
Of what they want. We vail certainly
have the satisfaction Of convincing them
'hat thy can only Loose money by send
ing FOR or buying goods elseSL-rc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
REDEMPTION or ELKO COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.

There being tho sum Of tpTI.r, IN the JsiI
4 RCD mt II Pund Of ;he County Of ElhJ
notice l. hereby gi"en That 10 . cor isne. with.
al ct eatiied AZ Act TO Autboris- the
County Of ElEp to ooatr set . debt, and i,sus
bond. fT the CsGs ructipB 81 Oounty jam
approved March :. 1879: ..alsd proposals viii
- '~'esir"i by m" 81 my on &c in Elho, News.
Ia up o. siI O'Clock p. ~. on the a.. b d.y Of
f'hrw.ry u g. for the redemption Of boads
i'snrd ia pnrsutnoe OF said lau, Which pId
rtoposals vi l be VprurJ by me In the said'
t'~n Of Ekr. al ny onice. on the isth day Of
February. lS~i. All proposals must be sealed
and etdorsod. "rroI osais Tor tho rcdsmpuoa
uf ElEn County jail BONDS" and IN ust b. 80
c'mpani'd with tn, bonds proposed W b. sur
t"u!er.l together With all iIeir respective
coupon lot yct dur.
No It'd vii he cnierisipei ,bst does aoi
F~tricrly comply with these ~in,tnIesious.
JANIS CLARK.
C1nn:J Treasurer.
EiSo, Nevada, Jan, II. 1881.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Near Uniuniown, Pa. last Saturday
night, Alphcus Wilson aged go years was
brutally murdered by his own son, Frank
Wilson. The two had been d~rinAing, and
had n quarrel. which ended in the father
ordering his son 60 leave tho house. iii,
other complied but in ten minutes return
ed and called his father ont. Tho old
mHu otertcd for the door, but before he
cOuii reach II, his son drew n revolver
and shot lis father dead. The only
excuse Of the son in, that hc wal inlor-
icatcd at The time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
\ Houston paper publishes an account

4 Houston paper publishes an account
s...ry TO come by Telegraph fro.4
ii -amoras, Mexico, giving an account
~ an uprising Of the Indians al Omitlay
ear TuxtePec, STATE Of Oajncn, Mexico.
Stores and private dwellings wcre plan
derel, seven merchants were killed and
Il number wounded. The corp=es Of tie
murdered men we're dragged through the
streets and subjected to all msnner Of
indignites. The authorities Of Tu1tcpcc
attacked The mob with a force Of 100
men, Int we've defeated with q loss OF five
men. Several thousand Indians are be-
ing concentrated in the States Of Pueblo
and ca CO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
HnIlc: 70 cstEiIoRs.

ESTATE OF eHEEs r. ABEL deeeased
S0t &C d. sersby givs7 - ~ Gndsn.isHSe
Acmiu!.tr. ter OF The e-tss Z Gi.sn H. Ahel
scs.s d. 10 the creditors % aud al psrsoas
having cl,lns Sgsins; ths said eeeeAsed- 70
sx M; them with the n-cessArr vouchers
~ithuisa months after TIE aut pubIicstiJE
afthIs MT 90, g. the said Administrator al the
oaie. ofGec. r Talbot. in the town aud
coauty Of E!ko. StIts ~ SeyAIa. The sane be
n tie ViIos o; Guinness q sasd Eist-a
Das!u EIfo. Jsaaay Is, lisa
J. D. ABEL
AdHIiUA.t-utcf Of -Ald Estatc
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Payment OF Eiko County
Bonds.
Payable from thc I]piYrrrIty In
trreNI aud %..InLiuE Fund.

y ACCOEDAScr ElTE TUE PROVISIONS
Of a. At entitled " An Act = l.gsIizs tie
issa.nc" q certain LIko county bonds. is-uod
a. all iu the contribution Of the Preparatory
brpart.Ueu'of tue state University u Nevada"
approved February y. 1875. Sutic- 10 here
10y given that ifIrv.SLtcI At my ufHse. ia Eito,
Se'Eda. On or t'fnr- SATURDAY. Ia, PIP
TENTH LAY OF VAR II. 1851. ,Le follow.
ing klEo C.unty Bonds i.sGei tn rarsuanes u
-Aii Act. viii r. paid, together siih the inter
e.t thereon. which sE,U hGys scrrari At the
Dat" presented. Iqas Ne g.. s.. -. a. 90. Il.
q. a.. - -. 90. -. - -. "a. s., 81. s. 81. s..
"-.a; Be-. -. ~ o., % O. alsL
SHOULD th- spiI Bonds ugi be pr,ss1tsd With
f. the ;Ime shove spelled then from sui sitter
th~ dat named. to sit Saturday. tne sitrrn.E
day gi Ma ca neat. inter, - thereon all. ce,.s.
J.NEs ,L,Eg,
CVuE:y Treasurer.
ElE1. Ne. Feb L 1884
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Tho owners Of tng Hartis min, east 81
Washoe City, had ell arrangement made
to commence SHIPPING ore vh,n the
storm prevented tn -. They Will o.
mcnce shiPl ing a. soon as the snow
leaves, and will frt try the mills on tic
CarsUn river.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
Payment Of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable from, the .irk,nE Fund

II ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROV sIOSs
4 "a At ontru"d /" IN Act 10 rciald a por.
ton % Ga" bonded G.Lt u FRO Counts. ,p-
proved J.uuary &c. Issi suiice i here Y
given tuat II r"s'rtht i ny om-e in Iiko.
>rvAls. on 81 tsfrIr SATURDAY. the
TI"TlENTu DAY OF HAH II. IS :. tie I'll.
lowing lilo CoEaty Bond. i,sged IN pm u.
a"cs Of sa!i Act. will Re PAID. together With
a." int r It theron, vhi.h shu3 Ltyo accrued
1t tn iats prr-eEtrI Bonds Sos. e.. : .uI =.
Should e., sHii Bonds not BE- presented with.
70 ia" time above sprrinrd thea from and sitcr
tho dat" named. - Wit: -stlrd y. the mite nth
dsy Il Much reKt iEtsrc.t thereon all cease.
JNaEs ,IAGE Count Tr.au.rr.
lilo. New. Fob. -. 1854.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

FL. Raum has received a letter from a
prominent San Francisco lnwyer, SAYS
The White Pine News, who is supposed
to know whereof he speaks. that II is the
general opinion below, that the Star
Lien case, which was tried Ia Carson al
the November term Of the u. S. Circuit
will I've sent back for trial in the District
Court Of White Pine. the u. $. Court de-
Gliding that they have no jurisdiction in
the matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
INuIrOLr EScnDe.

According to a letter from Max.
SchOen 1t fountain City to the Times
Rsyie~, : coupe rao.e victims Of their
Own ;emSu:y came very near being odd
ed to the Is; OF those WHO have Perished
il the SHOWS of the Brgaean mountains
and vicinity, since the OEgEniz-nOn Of
E.ko County James, a sou OF Hugh
Martin and sam TIPP,t, s:zrt.d on the
9Th instant from Bruneau VALLEY Cor
Mozalla City. on SHOW shoes which
WORKED badly on the light snow, and
a!ter going five miles TiIpet
bee. the - exhausted that the assistance
Of his nearly worn u companion was
required 10 keep him going. To ave
himself from freeing. Martin was o,.iS-
ed At Ia; 10 push On alone, AID by the
greatest eTezGyn finally sgcc, eied in
reaching IouutA.n City where he iInrne-
dia;cly reported T.Tp,t, condition, and
a party OF iOu- men started out on Stow
Shoes, taking a horse along, TO the
rescue. When they ARRIVED at he Place
WHERE Ee vas LEFT. Tippe;s was nowhere
to Il sen, bot ;Ar v--y tracked him
down a GUlch leading TO California
Greek where he v.s l. I'D IN a somnO-
IL; co-idtiru AMI las, a~rgfUayhiug the
stage O painless ina,..y!iy which is the
C--lu i~yrrTuuurr O! death. lie Was
brought into tow, tie party arriving
there about levvu O'Clock At night. HIS
ear. hsnls a@I Zee; were badly frozen,
ID; ii : hoped r-... tile rysul, Will MT
prove Pvruaar-, ses.g.,. The m,r-
,rry s;r,i ~ 20 degrees below zero, and
Il wAs e close e both Of the men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

q. ". Potter and John Dixon came
down 'rouI Tr-rarura 10y stag" last even
in, and went vest 10y the express train.
This Is 81. Valentines day but the lit
tie bird are no:ma;iagt to nu extent worth
mentioning, IL tbs urck ofwoods.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Auditor Dave. Hall Of Eureka has We
toed the salary bills Of two Of the County
Commissioners on the ground that the
Act allowing them 500 per month, was
Especial legislation" ard consequently
unconstitutional and void. The validity
or the law will nos lie tested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Grand ChanfellorR NJ. Beatty Of the
Knights Of Pytbins Of the State was re.
moved "for cause" from his Office 1T the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge in Virginia
city last Friday. lie was succeeded ly
Grand Vicc.C Chancellor, James Murray
of Austin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

T. V. C0naut, Of Norwich, Con, fired
three sho's ir:c tie body Of Alfred Nc
ClclIan, an intimate acquaintance, Mon
day, killing him instantly. Couantthen
vent To a ch1rch wLcrc his vile was at
tending conference, and calling her on.
told her he had killed Al Nc Clepan, she
eEcl"imirg, My Godl l never thought it
would come to this" They then return
Cd home together, when Cou.nt was ar
rested. lie gave the officers his rcvol-
yeT and accompanied them peaceahly to
The station house. 1t is mmored that a
second woman some weeks ngo told
Conan. that his wife and Mcclellan had
been intimate before Connnt married
her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

W / I Dufcr.u j. conducting
tie ;.4;.oa- with tEe Porte, with a
viy~ @: determining the basis o: Turkish
ia~.rsv.Iu1u n S.ulan. Marquis De
Movie, the French EIul.ssador, has
informed the Porte thu; France hal re-
c,iyrd ASSURANCES nom England that no
I-ELi=L intervention IL Soudan would
be- allowed. Tli. has naturally grcaily
increased the irritation Of the Porte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
RED .MPTIoN OF UNIVERSITY Aiu
B0NlS,

T'nyRE REISa TITg suH or t7os9.T "a IN The
4 tnirey'i,y i~p,cre.t ami SINKING Papd Of
the County 81 Eiko. notice IL hereby Given
ihrt In accordance with an act emit led "Aa
81 /, lsgNliEc the 1 susnes Of certain Hike
coun'y bonds. issued - aid In the eonssue
iinn ~ i.r Prcnsrhicty Department Of the
SiA,c uniTsfsity ~ SeYahs. approved fshru
nry i!,h. 1877. scaled Proposals will b. re-
c"ivel by tn" at my ofiCc IN Kiko. Sevsda. up
to six 'clpck = y IN the 18th d,y u H.bFs.
afy. 1894 Tor the fchr mption Of band, i,su,d
n ru snauc' % said Law. which pro
p''sls Siil hs "psn~i bp mo At nv onesN In
'Hil iowb Of Eiko. on tho 18th dag Of P.btu.rf
1875 ~ $50 o'clock ? y. All ~P,r.onsls n:ast
he 'tiir AMI rndof.ei Proposals fov III,
redemption of University Aid Bonas." ssa
must be- accompanied With n bonds prope.
Cd 70 b" eur sndered. icrsihsr " An all ihss
respective coupons not yet doe.
No hd sill ~ rntetislned that dcss no4
sflgtly comply With thrs- In Instructions.
JAMES CLARK.
County rr'r.tsr.H
Eiko, Esrads. Jan . u, IVA,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

The Itcveil!e says: VERY little Is
heard or known Of the Co.tez Mining
Dis:Ec; though We doubt il maIy mines
yield more bullion tL4nt the CoTtez mime
which = owned b. one Iaan. Il is now
worked by means OF a tunnel aud fo.ty
men are To- employed. Since January
fnt, We learn that - bars Of bullion,
Weighing 100 pounds each, have been
shipped from this mine. Here is nearly
two tons Of silver produced in about Fi1
weeks by a mine whose nam IS hardly
known to many Of the public, though it
Is only a days ride FROM Austin"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

A; the Montreal races Monday, the
pool boN containing $4,000 was stolen.
and Ms the job was neatly executed it is
supposed to have been done by Amcri-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

Tho San Francisco Clearing House
Association has presented n memorial 20
tho Central Pacific Rnilrcad Company,
requesting That overland trains b. dis.
patched at 3 ,. 81. instead Of $3.50 p. NJ,
"a by Tho present schedule.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
FOR SAIB!.
The Sod Ranch.
IN
Star Valley,

Comprising $50 acres of State Land
all nndsr good wire ienee-lso Aer-.
plowei, balance Pasture aud Meadow
Land.
A FRAME DWELLING,
80 \ 10 feet in size. has just been built
on the place, and everything abou. tn.
RANCH is in good order and repair. The
farming implements, machinery and
other personal property. will lie sold
with the ranch.
The excellent soil; abundance o. water
and other exceptional advantages of
Star Valley, arr too we'll known TO re-
quire comment, ani the "cld Sod
Ranch" has always ranked among the
Isl in that favored locality.
A cash purchaser can, in this secure .
most desirable property at n very r..I-
enable figure,
For further particulars apply at the
Sod Ranch, Star Valley, Nevada, OF Mr..
MALeOM HALL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
E.StJ'nU Notice.

c4m" a. Tho r,u.h 81 the mil ~r,ieaci. IN
hnby w l'Y. a1ont tho 1T Of Decc ubc., 1854
On" 'orr'i and tSo biy horse. each branded
= on I'm thiEn. and uur white horse with
10 SUD tvp iulis'inCt "a do.cgiH". Tn. brand
or one ~ t1s Hhim ia looks 10 III rugh It h.i
bon yontci si'h NJ samo iron but ini. - net
~cortt.n. The ow a. T. rrpurstrd 20 prove
property. pay ohstg = ani take N. stock
sway. JANIS MErERs.
Jan. % 6pls,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

On the question Of Congregational
Legislation for regulating Interstate
commerce, IN the House Committee on
Commerce. the affirmative WAS carried,
II to /. To deal with the mat rr 10y
Commission, 9upproyrd and 6 opposed.
\ rroI ositiOa to include waterways Was
lost ly u vote 81 - to ,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

NJEEs3as EzE uI4 Tez9cn h.
introduced IL tAs EOC@. has EJE b-a
thoroughly d.seusSd and found 10 LEX
uEA; everybody hgP~i 1t voaId PUs@.
Some Of the oiJrE members say u = =
scho5l-boy bill. Ins.4i o! dIa-nlrg
the opposition o! the alleged ua4 re-
formers. by carefully pruning where ceE-
tain powerful Interests demanded II.
Morrison has, by a uniform cut, aEtag-
onized Every interest, and rendered tie
passage OF Lis bill impossible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

A ~yalisc, containing S2b go, was
stolen from the New York Transfer Com
pany Monday night while being ;e.en 10
the Dcsbrosses-stre,t ferry from the
Grand Central depot. r