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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

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idh!>i.i ntF. III answer 70 questions ia STATE
al IA VOID t-ucc 10 rtitnch W4ateE-r Ill
t1[1 ana dilt no circumstances Wo,:i~: ..e v9r
t}-inF ti y, el II Lazy E.,...hIln ba--. Even i
site should re,c;i l.ee III sicly. nr III, back in
- n! W1HAG IL ti!I o. u3ntr"; Oh eJn"E :,ide.
( 'ii'. l' = t, i'-nti 4 n"G5 I C questions = o
dtllti. carefully s.u ..e cal.
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Nit'St'' ~ I'iy-t ~ M u, L great ttti oi
g'ol - tllhs ,ile lee.LN 70 hutEttiola Ieoi during
&, i 1,l ~, ar aiog tit @ {" e'ries
90, h, a. 'el ,i vN ~, ,,e Door se
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'soAseo o' lter lsPl-.l. through tAes@ secle'ies
cdi'of anu proprietor uf the ND,t!trrSt .t,tcS. OF
fo,ji&nG, Oreg0n. is en rou'e 10 Washington. Ne
So ne chlet matter Of interest it t!,;l region
since tie completion OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road IS tiie newly discovered Coaer d'lA.ene god
iiiilii's district hedr Portland. which has ,Ii,-
fouicel b; experienced miners the most rIolnslng
mining i,Li ever op.ned
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CoNsFANT WoRRf CAUSES INsANiTT. .-Abner
Bond. Il W@l-to-do citizen nI tuyoiS}iiie ILL.,. AGED
., years. 4 coii5ih OF Mss ,Iiil i;oId c0mIn,,et
SUI iie Nt9ieftt! pS hanging himself Al the lOf5 oi
II. - - Htti'c9t- til itt t"tiH temporal
n. :.islr lroHl constant worTy over the outrage
Oil lis con in and the trial OF her ALLEGED assal-
ants which is now Progressing al iliil,opio
~~.-----
NEW \ EAR DAY IN fARIS-President Grevy held
The customary New Year day reception al the
~ see. Paris. The papal nuncio, VINO was present
III The reception. together with all the oter mem
the iof' ign representatives the good wishes enter
ttilied Tor France and ior NJ Grcvy personally.
,+n,o-, nC.-.- .-- ,,,.-n,--no
w., ltElols AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO SCHOOL BOY.
me 1ancas.e[' "a. m'u.ge,tcsr SAYS lanes
Rtllshsoer. ol ChurcntoWh, Lancaster county,
bouSiit ooA Vi nsceIialltCuS aItlcieS at puoIi:
size lis sons. looking over thsnl, Iound Several
siiial copper caps W1lch they Thought were dis
Charged pistol cartridges, but unfortunately they
were nllroslSceri.e caps. sucn as are USED Tor the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

CONSTANT WORRY CAJ:Es INSANITY. - Abner
Bond. Il W@ll-t0-do ciiizea CT IuvloISyiie ILL., .tle.
- years, co5in OF Hiss ,,-i.Iit i;Dli t.0nuli. let
SUI - Yesterday ny hanging himself Al the l0f; of
his barn. il Is Stpo5'. ti,,iJ he brcalIi,. t.noTa-
n. :.iStii' lrGHl constant WnrTL the outrage
Oil lis c0u fn and the trial OF her allcad as~,,l-
ants, which j. now Progressing al i, eunro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

NEW YEAR DAY IN PARIs.-Plesident Grew held
The cllstonaaly New Year day reception at the
~ see. isris: The papal nuncio, VINO was present
III The reception together with all the otier
hels G9 the diplomatic body, expressed on behalf OF
the ior ign representatives the good wishes enter
tanned IOr france and iur ". tirt,YV pernoulIY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
{HHAS. J. GOOCH. SOLICITOR of PATENTS
StCJInstor At Law and Expert. 81 Cloud III ltIing,
S:h sr streets. GOOD Work good rsferynces Inuder-
Ste S--ar-es- d3I
4 GOODRICH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW u. DEAR
~ boEii street, EH-@ro. tdEIC- free Elgn.een
tear e1perleice btislIsss Quietly and legally trans
GAAIUEI. H VAIKFR
- l. :. COMMISSIONER. NOT APT BUBLIC AND
Al 1IUkNIN FOR EENTS.
" so Ia ave. next to City %
n H MILLER. .ATTORNEY-ATLAW
I've Rooms and tiuIton Law building.
Residence. 24o North Cl.sJoi street rnhis
IA A HAL.
liz JusI:e of TIE Peace and Notary Public.
Sit + street northwest.
~ Warner Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

THE ToNQUM WAR.-Che Ong, viceroy OF KwangA
and Kwangtung, win not take the field. He ex-
pected TO start for the TonQuin frontier but further
orders have just arrived from Pekin directing him
TO remain in Canton. The viceroy Of Yunnan will
go to the frontier instead It Is stated that he has
mand In person OF the Chinese troops In T0nquin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

BUILDING LJ-NBEE" AND i1ARD WOODS
80 St eN eSc-.I;J.i especially vtC.EtI1 ~ SUI.
Gust ulcrs.
zAs4 ca s-4Asf Counter Tovs,p prime ard seasoned;
Also Walnut. Mahogany. Cedar Cherry. Poplar. Oak
!.s. White Pine Ccocil Pine anti Virginia Pine rough
dr, ssed. manufactured Partition Ceiling ain
scctIg. Flooring and Nould'ncs lots .econIl,o-
Al 1ee4 ...I coYrec tlsss It
.e.- t.Ai SuIIen. 14aGAsL pElCes
WM Mclean K SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

SCPP0sED TO HAVE BEEN NCRDERED.-Fouf neXft
cabins We're burned at West Kansas City MONDAY
night, ana the body OF Maggie hUward, dissOlulA
nesTeSs, was discovered la the ruins ihefe %
suspicion fnat tie woman WAS murdered ~ hRI
negro paranour, who ti.en set nre 70 tae building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

- TIE .1TENTIoE or VISITORS sTD
. - Isf5; snt- = Isr-llI- --.y Cee1 fitDSII1 4,
tn new al .uI}.Iar NNcr.r Lo--ic and
.G.r ;-.-t -,.-.-rla --I.sS
III .utt.ts
W e. TiTDT-P-,
Sole Inventor ana SsL5.Iac ;.rpr
EeTS ls-.' T,nnsy tvaIIIz venue
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09


In reply To an inquiry by Senator
James q. Fair, regarding a matter of
application for title 10 certain lands
donated BY Congress to the Central Pa
cihc Railroad Company, Secretary Teller
has JUS; forwarded 10 the Senator a
statement from the Commissioner Of the
Land Office, in which the latter reports
TO the Secretary Of the Interior as fol-
lows 'iReferring To certain items con.
tanned in the several newspapers, infor-
maliy referred to by you, to the effect
that the Central Pacific Railroad Com
Pany has AN application for Patents for
a large amount o. iaal ia Nevada ''af
many months Standing III this ofice. 20
which 1t has been unable 10 rec.Iy. A..
lenii"n; and tha; such patents have
teen delayed, ] have to say there ar, no
lists Of selections Of land in Nevada
awaiting patent in this office. Aside
from the selections Of Sacramento (Calt
Land District, amounting to CG.5lI
acres, suspended until the examination
j. made touching the mineral character
of the lands, the only lists Of Central
Pacific selections pending in this Office
are as follows Marysviile, Cal. select.
ed October %, 1888, &c. Oi acres; Sacra,
mento' Cal, selected January II, 1884.
5,7ss acres; Salt Lake, Utah, selected
February Z, 1884, 1906 acres. The
rule is not to patent any lands for Ave
months after the selection, to give time
for the possible claims to appear on
record so the said company has no lists
on which this Office can act"
The matter is now become a question
Of veraeity between Land Aeen, Mills
and the Washington Commissioner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09
A FAT HAkL

A 6u has been introduced IN The Sen
ate. BY coeknrIl. 70 suthoiss tAs sp-
P~ointrneni of special eGnmis<oa 10
rsat the principal countries Of Ceutni
and SOzth Anenca- for the purpose Of
collecting information looking TO the eI.
tension Of American trade With tho.s
countries 1, provide for the appoint
Dsni Of three Commissioner fog . term
Of two yeaIs eseh, at an annual salary Il
5000.
The ecesSTs nodesy Of Mr.. Cockreu.
has alone pnadueed this bob-tziIed hill.
4 high alsn=d high lnks party ht,ed
oct tO- a high Old ignkrtsg TIP down
among the SsIontAs Of the South, IN
provided with a drop Of snAte-medicine
or Anadote ASsirs; the assaults @! the
Aforesaid S;nontaS, Is nat to be thought
OF for . moment. Add literal hiAaCas
Of generous wines With plenty II ans ei-
SAEs and = reserve pune 70: incidennlL,
70 the 5000 per aanan aiAr, and uur
vote goes for the ball. Let Us not pat.
teri A.:sE the sts;e nonArrhiss OF Eu-
rope, bntd do things in Z style eommen.
suz;e with the mAguissnee of this
great and adiPo< Rep1hac.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09
JUSTICE FIELD DIsaE IT'S.

In = lorg-pending case, the United
States Supreme Court on Monday, rem
dered a DECISION that the Legal Tender
Act of March 81, 1878, is valid and con-
S~titutonal, and that Treasury notes re-
issued under j, are good and legal tender
in payment Of AL debts" The opinion
is by Justice Gray.
Justice Field. in n long and carefully
prepared opinion, dissents from the
Judgment Of the Coqr, and covers all
the arguments advanced in its support.
IF there be snything," be says, 'in the
history Of The Constitution which can he
established with moral certainty, it is
that the farmers Of that instrument in
tended TO prohibit the issue Of legal ten
der notes, both by the General Govern
ment and the States. In conclusion,
Justice Fill says Prom the decision
Of the Court ! see only evil as likely 20
follow. II Congress has power 10 make
notes Of the United States legal tender
and TO make them pass as money, il
may be asked What necessity was there
to invest it by the Constitution with
United Stats notes, with a leCal-tender
power TO borrow money ? II can make
money. Why borrow it? II not, and
quality, are money or the equivalent Of
money, Why should no; Congress at once
issue II sufficient amount to pay all the
bonds Of the United States ? Why pay
interest on q thousand million Of bonds
when II can in n day make the money
TO pay them ? II would not. indeed.
surprise me II there would be a call from
many quarters on the Government 10 is
sue such notes for bonds. Who can OBJ
iect to u if the doctrine declared by the
Courts IL sound Aud why should there
be any restrain; upon an unlimited APP
PTopnRtiOn by the Government for all
imaginary schemes Of public improve
ments. II a printing press can furnish all
the money that is needed for them 20
By what course Of reasoning the Court
overcame the above ohjs ctions to its de-
%ci'ion, is not yet publicly known. Judge
Fields argument would seem to be un-
ansverable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09

\ substitute for the Morrison tarif
til, placing coal, salt and AMI Lumber
on the f-re list, vas considered 10y the
Ways and Means c9anIittee. A, the
regues; Of Kelly i; AS determined tJ
hear the delegation representing the b.
iumiROG. coal Interest,". l. also agreed
70 continue the infOrma! hearing unit!
faal acton Vas taken oil the measure
ty the ou-pmit;er.
The following resolution was offered
by BayaEd, and agreed to in the senate.
REoLvID: That the Commute. on
Naval Asair be and are hereby ins,rue,
ted to inquire ia;o the eIp-diepcy Of
providing aud sguiPPinG a foundry.
with steam. and proper machinery. for
the manufacture Of modern artillery q
the largest eahbrr znd Of the mos; APP,
proved construction, and 10 make a re-
Pori thereof at as early a day a. praeu,
cable.
The Senate has passed the bill provid-
ing for the. construction Of a public
bVildingin Carsaa City, at a cost not 10
exceed $1,000 fox site and buiIdiag.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09

Seliis, the Insh ~infounev who surren-
dered to the .Guenosk police, states that
the murdsrens Of the Earl of Lei,nm
were Patrick Mclaughlin, travelling
Penian Head Center, Thomas Hunt and
Michael MeGipn. he sys be heard
Mclaughlin confess that he sho, Lord
Leitrm. The murder was planned in
London. The last he knew Of McLaugh-
lin : movements vas that he went to
Dublin in 1852 and gave Carey "
knives and ESQ Of the secre, society
funds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09

he nosonoos dsPxnao. Rnnk
R.aA<. ~iEpSi~oOed n Joliet ms-, nAde
. n1rdero1s AA-Aalf On TIE Dspziy
Vsran. John AeDon.d, Saturday.
resSlEag u he PrOhah,e dab a bon
zen As7ssona-y. GcDOr.A soPPed
ST the dsSk q Eosp-- MA4ler 70 reosir.
k;s rvpDr. WHILE TIE DrP1iy vas talk
ins With ihs kesP~r, Rande snsppedkis
ens-1 at Lis keeper AID niSedks h.DA
giT1aS the sign Of = reqaes; 70 70 TO The
doset- Maiden nodded assni snd re-
sunsd his ~S0arenSAnon With the Depzsy.
whose bc=i .=s tanned tU-z-d Rxrae.
The keeper also tanned his back TO
RAnds, who picked aPa heavy uOa
Poks-, AID RShed uPOa MeDOnAId,
striking hin o. the bead With al his
force AID @ashing IN he sian- Nc
pcaAid drUPHsd ssassleHL Keeper
Msaisn Usk~d upon Ranis and reoara
: t=mds sAsh II a. am, b: he'd
Rs1ds 2al tEO lie eorrets. raned
DSnolin Ei Ro2b, es-e 10 his sSsis
lance AID Rsnde vas kurled riuIs,tly
70 The foo-. Hearing tie si.ra. IsSis-
TAFT DePzty yArSEs GHrTin and Ksspzr
A NeDona, brother q. the attacked
deP1iy, rushed il COrria Rosb Vas
On top Of Bad, AID had the LIE nearly
eboksd oct Of Rsr6e, when Gsrin
ordered hin o. Ro4b begsed 70 b A.
loved 10 choke bin 70 ds.:h. RAnds.
HSEg. Staggered cczsrd tie doO-. b;
made = qniek lrrss, Eua, Gzbbins :
knife On TIE ;LA<. tarnsd AID G.sler-
I;elI attacked DeP-iy GG-Tin, Who b-uk.
. heavy SEs over Rsnde's had cutting
hin terribly Pulling : revolver. GAG
"a shO; Ranie II The sid., then grabbed
the convict By the tkrua; .ad While bold
ing him ihas keeper MsDorIld f-Antieal-
II rev revolver. Pne-d The nuzzle
=; hsae's Hgt; ear and fred RAade
dropped Deputy NeD0nAid aod Rand.
were esETied - tie hospital. An exam
lHAtiop showed Aeponoid's skuH 70 be
terribly crashed. Pieces Of The skull
ssr. removed Leaving he brain exposed
Tor = space Of t-o inches long and one
rid<- he slh de. RAnde rAa neon
sc4oos for = loPs time and it il not
tDovn hoS dangerously be j. wounded.
On recovering consciousness Rands ..id,
II am Jesus Christ and vas sent 70 nd
this prison Of thnte-ud deputy. Think
! have done il 1 Ieha hzoAd trail Of
blood al tie way 20 Tie prisoz When /
cane here 70 do 70, have billed nine
men This makes ny t<Rth-"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09
06GTAoo - THG RGPURLlcAA
oIAv9 GEAsRAI con

In NsPonse 10 the ezr Of Chairman
c. G. Stevenson the R<Puh6on State
C<ntnl Committee net At Virginia City,
AoDa.y 70 ~ansx for tb= coming cam
Psis- Treaty-oHe members we've rrP
@<a.~dEtn Peua o- by proIy-ss :d-
lows: CkIrhiI-B. T. Lete, prU1y
fog W Frrsron): Eko-J. Il. kAai
tprVaes fer John Z DnGa AID Z. Z,
wA1er); E<aerzAa|Shn l. Do-rs4
GPrOTy fo- Jsp=. CEssl; E1rh-M
d FOisy. W. Il DtAvsaPot qrUIy toE
W W HohArl; HuRboiti-B. Z.
Le-e QrUIy for Z. ". Wool; LSn3s-
&C. d sPrURle, 2. ". Dam psOI!
fOr J. A Blossom: Ly0n-TkuEas P
Mock c. W, keiih ICgIy fgE {. Il
Rai0ts1): oRs5y-S 7. S-It. ". D
To.rysoas Story J. n TsyIoE, z. c.
Lord J. 4. siePAens c. c. S;e'ens5a.
I~tO also hla pert!s PrUIy); wAsboe
p N Marker. (stS also lid Il. NJ
FEoss PrUIyli Write Rn-D. / Ben
dsI. th01dins peoEes iO- Thou.s Rob
Rsoa And A =, C~LsyeA.dl,"
According = As cali u th- Reyabi-
can N2nOaA CazTs4aUa. each SGie !
entitled 70 iC= o-l-gaI= AZ Ar-=; each
Congressional D.stnes two dsleszis,
and each ksp-e2rve AZ Arye, ;Eo de-
eg4tes- Il as 6=adri ;Ez; tx eoEvsn-
tIca TO elees delegates - The SsGoaa!
EsP1b4%=2 CJ-yrEGy1, sGAl X k-La
@edassd4y, 4EL Sy;h =; Nr5Iun
Cay. and thai To Convection :gE Ih-
DOaIn@-0cs !1- ConZraZaa AaI ST.
prime JU1s. ASSEMBLE =: Carson City.
on TE1SoA!, September iih-
Tae superintendent o: delegates l. the
SANE TO bO;h eOnyenG0ls AID : On the
bass Of or d=-egi;= 20 each IUy
woes, and = FOR each fraction Of 81
votes and over, cast for the Republican
e4nhdzte FOR Supreme Juig- AZ the last
State election. On this bzsis tie ~
sP-ctiVe counties are to Be rrpreSaiei
IS follow: Storey, l6; Onnsby, 8;
Lyon, 3. DonglAS ;; Lander, 5: Hun
boldl A. washoe, Z; EsnerIdA, Z; Eu-
rtA, 3; Hko, : ;Sye. }; Whit Pine, 5;
Lincoln ;; Ckvrrhil, /. Total ~.
The COuRiy RePubieAa Committees
sFs instructed TO call primaries for the
election Of delegates to the State Con
Ienhou, On sAnrd4y, ApaI 18th the
test At such PrsnAnss 70 be: Are you
= RePuhieau, and NIL you support the
Ioninses q the Republican National
Convention ?" il Was also decided that
the primaries tcT the election Of dele,
gates 70 the Carson Convention shall u
held August 9rd; the above tes; h~in.
also applied a. TIE polls.
The AtseptiOp Of the County Contra.
Committees vas drsoted to the new
Legislative SnAetmsnt for the govern,
nsnt Of primary elections.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09

The London police are doing their
utmost to discover the authors Of IN.
dynamite plots. but the clues are no. very
promising. They are now trying 10 find
the cabrnAn who. q little before the
Victoria explosion, drove three men with
an American trunk 10 n certain house.
Noises have been circulated describing
two sh-Americaps who arved a,
Waterloo Station from Southampton.
February IL. having an American trunk
in their possession. An I~risishman
RAnsd Nsllis has surrendered 10 The
Greenieh police who says he knows the
murderers Of lord J<i,tcm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09


The mission OF "Shel" Davis 10 South
Africa. Of which brief mention was made
BY rs . couple Of days ago, is more full
~ explained by the following dispatch
from Chicago: "S. 7. Davis, Of San
francisco. was in this city Sunday. on
his way 10 Africa. He is q representa-.
tive Of Mr. Price, Of Sap Fnpcisco,. and
V In charge Of the larges, shipmen,
OF mining machinery ever known. The
train consisting Of twenty boz cars Of
1000 tons capacity, came over the I'm
Top Pacific and Rock Island roads 10
thia city and vent to New York: and
from there 10 London; thence 10 Cane.
Town Africa; and thence 70 a small port
IN the Indian Ocean, whence il will he
taken lei miles over a sand desert, 10
Tie nevly-diseoyered gold mines OF
south Afron. The machinery ueisbed
between ESQ and 300 tons. The cost Of
shipping tho machinery will be $780,
00O."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09


The British troops entered T3k1I =;
noon, Saturday AtsE shots we've eI-
ehAassd nth ih= enemy, when The 1000
rh-ls Who = holding The town ard.
Osaan pIsRA Is enaAnped eisE; niles
distant from sG&Eia. A bz;de NTH him
l. expected Sk=a the British troops ~
sa-n to S=.Ea FROM Tokzr. Al reports
ccnHecd tie sts2dces ~E;A which the
British moved On Teb the square IN
Ualeh they advanced 70 battle nere-
being broken Tie determination sac
bravery Of lie rebrls l. shOSui II the fact
that ~hen they we're charged by the
British 4E=!g, great EaEaber. Of them
tArsv themselves uPon their bzcLE on
the gTUcSd and speared the horses Of
the t-oyp--s IS they dashed over them.
After the b-:;le, Bake. Pasha and Ad-
mirL Hewitt returned 70 TrnkiAt
where the soldiers eheered Baker PashA,
Sto Eas 80 severely wounded a. % b.
unsble 70 walk. ne veterans who ,oaE
part II The battle say they never net =
10 rrso.uie Zoe. The enemy siTsnches
~eEe found completely flied up with
oorp-%s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09
Enao~EMf.stun

fe Senate Comn;aes kxs deodedby
. nearly unAninOos vote, In favor Of
he fcrfeIfars Of the TeI.s PaGse Tem-
to5Aksa grant Assigned TO the Sos;h-
era Pass Railroad Company. A mo-
non SSS b@n EAde 70 ressore the land
to the Ehhe domain, and p<n&as tia;
senrc The Committee LdIoarn-t To
r-storr iAee lads Immediately 4 the
Pzhlis doGstn, without other EesOn than
u p-or6=d fog Il TIE HoIS hn, woali.
IN TIE opinion Of sa.ns # tie men,
t-Ts Of The Committee. leave the land
srSlsei 20 ApprOPriAuo1 znasr The exist
z AIS for Speculative PurPose- II Is
proposed % eonSi=r. AID p=rh.ps
Anes1 certain portions Q: the HOase
bil 50 ss - make SIN the Lads vii he
available fo- no o<hsE pzrpo@ than for
sctGAl settlement
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-09

In the Nuldoon-Ba1er GeD-RomAn
wrestling match Monday night ., Ne
ehAnies' Hall, for $500 . side, Bauer
won the arst fall In eighteen minDiss
ADD Nnldoon the second in Ave minutes
aad twenty seconds. Tbs, third sad
match won by Anldoon in twelve
minutes and ten seconds, Both turned
ls5 pounds. ARAtchhaS been arranged
et~ren Anl5Oan ADD Whistler for
$1,000 4 side.
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Payment Of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable from tho InIyersIty In.
'erert aud PinLIHE Fund.

y ACCORDANCE WITH H PROVISIONS
OF a. At Untitled An Act I, l.g,nEo n.
lssn'res 81 e'rtGin Lito eupoiy tond,. issued
sAid 10 the construction q the rrcy,ratery
h'PIrin.ai0f tue state univs-si.y Of Nsr.d. =
approved February ~. 1875. SvlIte "a her,
- given that n PrtS>uted Al ny cMgs. Ia Eio.
"t'sdA. On OF before SATURDAY. the Ply
TENTH DAY on MAR, ~. Issi. ii. follow.
Ing Elto county Dcuds issusd In puru,nr, a
s'iI Act. will ts paid. together With IN. inter.
e'i theron. which shall have accrued 4, a..
dat" presented. BOhts SO-. g., u. =. %. 90. a.
a.. ~. 90 IS. &C. Il. -. %. ". 81, 81. 81 o.. s..
%. 81 s.. 81. u. sl. g.. B. nj -.
should ib' said B,pJs not he prcssuiei With.
10 10. iinS ibyvcsp-rihoi ihru from spd Ate,
the date named. ~ ut Saturday. the fifteenth
dsJ Of March neat. i~ntero.t ther,oa viii cease.
JANIS CL,RK.
Coanty Treasurer.
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Special Notice.

Having determined 70 retire from bus
mess, We hereby give notice that from
and after this date we will sell AT Cor
for cash our entire stock, consisting
Of Groceries. Provisions. Hardware,
QueenswAre. Glassware &c, &c. Those
~ho desire 10 lay in supplies ., reduced
prices will And our stock all hrst-elAas,
selected especially for this market,
HEsLEr 4 NrLLEr,
EIko, Jan, 5, 1884
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Prniiss Teller, = money clerk IN the
PGeihe Express Company At st. Louis,
whose father is = Louisville detective,
disappeared Sunday. about 3 O'Clock.
taking with him . OF two ~yAlIses full
OF money Packages, the total snOuut
teing nearly $4,000. By the Aksistancs
Of a confederate, the safe was cleaned Of
ITS o convenient valuAbles, and the
PiundeF boldly pAeted of in broad day
light,
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The Eureka Ldian girl known as
Maggie Knight who it vas thought had
become civilized has been led by her
Wild instincts TO again adopt the habits
and customs of her race. The Sentinel
says Wrapped in a red blanket, she
h's bken to the wickiup on the hillside
s2 in. II is said she is mated with p
luck and will no. come back any NOR.
to reside among the pale faces. A little
while ago the dark-fAced maiden was a
"giddy thing" sitired in costly dresses,
high-heeled CATERS and kid gloves. wore
her hair banged and spor;ed bangles.
She vas trim Of figure and plump, and.
admitted partially into society. she made
eyes at palefaced admirers, and Il as
lsunty and pert as though she start, d
life in a cradle instead Of svaddlings Of
buckskin strapped 10 her squsw
mamma's back. She appeared on the
streets yesterday with her scarlet blanket
ioE a cloak, and a white dress trimmed
In blue. She has discarded her ies,b.
cred hat and allows the breezes 10 toy
with her locks. She retains her nobbv
CATERS. She says she is very happy and
wants 10 be an Indian foreyermore."
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sThs Ban Francisoo Post says: I'd.
Hsrris, the discovsrer and owner Of the
gid quartz pockets on the washoe
cPsnty side Of the supposed Comstock
cSntinuation to the northEard, is in
tam. He is suffering severely with a
1isshse known IS Grantienrisis, which is
odased by and overdose Of Manipulating.
Tbs disease never attacks poor folks,
Bot, like the govt, is confined TO million
aren.