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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
pEM0CRkIIC COUNTY CEN
T-AL C0AMITTES tdEETInO

Notice Is hereby given that : meeting
OF tbs Democrats Central Committee OF
Exc County viii b- held al the Cour,
house in this place on Wednesday, the
Ith day Of May. 1851, for the purpose
Of:
FIk1-Set;ing the tine for holding
the primary election.
SEcoSD-To divide the county into
Districts for the election Of ten IlOJ
Delegates To the Democratic Stale Con-
vention to be held at Austin, Lander
county. June 10; 1854.
THIRD-To establish polling places;
to appoint inspectors Of election and to
transact such other business as may
come before the committee, which COM
prises the following members:
A. J: Dallas, T~uAraroa; L. A. Viii
lard, Conueopia; II. L. Byrne. Noun
rain City: J. b.. Moore, Ruby: A. J..
Lane, Huntington; J. +. ripplet,, Fort
Halleck; Z. p. HaTdesty, Wells: Daniel
Hill, CarlinS Walter Chase. Eko. Joe
RosenstOck. Elko; S. 5. Sears, EIko,
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the eass. Hna twenty foar ihshss r.ds NJ.
top.
Thc uaIs OF the NA7it 10 ie twenty ,n
thiek Gu All side throughout and 10 a. 80,
CT 6r Oh iGi In mora tnd 10 b .ea.d -
fCus Aaelors GA each -four. And ali x,n.
b. tSr.,y-thrse feet high. TEo g,
the ISvl Of thc Ories 700 On tx Lou~-
and ons an the Nv lOfth HsSr OF the Co.,
oGeo In the sseaR9 story. u. s.n. L, L.
strue ID VI ~rziiroA! iron. ,sid ~iih Ia. -.
cement, aud ~sccurdty = bsnirg OF ,xs,-
iach- on boSL eEds. AID cove 81 Si.h L,irS
AID esmcst.
III rot u the v nit to b eon.'n,..I +,
the 'sH.e manner - The GCOrs. and eyyrr,.
18th two layers o. bFi>k AID AZ in-b..a,
ely.
I've irn vault a'SlE o=s OF each nor,,t.
ssi - A. TO form communication betr. y a..
vault AID the 0ahse ON lie ErpunI door. AL
the wait AID the 'Efk's once On til . ,onI
HOr. The resk- O. lc del ysreI a. tie c.,
liOus- b. la O. nty also Lee r~AiIroaI -
AL trp2 ar snehSTin:. I4d 10 lie -, Ia pl.,
b. th con rcIVr.
The In ids 81 tn 'A.lt ON 18th ,ler . 70
bs bfo-H e"at LLi-Led
The urics on the NrrooE o L. l,.h.a 49,,
plastel ri zatt Z e ousis kGI d. !ah.a a.
10 d aud ub,i9ntisI nVSr. of d. % At. "a
inch cen sTs Npt a., &C ou us sni ur,.y.y
Or gJr pine rOOt Ina H. H. laid on III. S,..
IL. Euor Gu I.c ClsIk's otle- TO he pfo, .n.
secured one win ~ op nIEs - , . love.
hoos. md ore On the u pThor which vii 4.
clo-st y The Nsu 1 Va -. To lie LIItd s,.tJ'v
Nth hr Ok ana mort .b.CseB JuIuE, And nm
ished en- 'hs outer eide The firm. A.,
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FATAL SATrLE Ci3eAsE.

II. IcGEic, Of Beckworih, iuiorms TIE
Reno Gazette chat a disease hiss broken
ont ai5oug Ghc cUttle in Siciia Valley,
that is Sudden and fatal in its elects.
Tho first symptoms OF the disease per-
ccptiblc in the cattle, is n swelling Of the
head. They 60 blind on the right side,
and they stagger about M IL crnzcd.
The swelling attacks the neck, and in a
few hours death relieves the Lrutcs Of
their suffering. Mr. Merklc said he dis.
sectcd the neck OF one of the animals
and found it absolutely rotten.
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ApAKoY OF rnE
TCsosso TrsEAs.l

Is this an eiitors"
TIE horse reporter beheli a rather
short yognS nsu, who u~asIeerns, ia an
aaAbis, be; somewhat ines0iuts manner,
over 4 very high collar, and on whose
upper lip was a delicate tTaeery, at
which the yvu2g man Wa making IUE-
tive grasp with The thumb and ioE,an-
ser % his right hand
81 want; TO see an editor" said the
yorag Ian in q voice that sounded ike
the hes; efforts Of a cricket, "aLou; u
social ioPie-I raj TO see the social
toris editor
What's the social topic you are dis
trvssed abou;:'
"weli. You See" said the young man.
when I got into the laces--"
Into whAt:'
'Into the laees-;he lace department
Of store you Enow-all the other .eI-
lows were ral jealous o; IKE because |
had Teen ont more in society than they
had. / belong 70 ;hpe clubs on the
West Side. anu Ne have hops and as
s-RIbiies Eul srrL things every week 80
l am really quite IL the swim, yOa
know. We'll, they Ser, swiGly Jealous,
you knOv-iust as / sAid-aud they
talked real mean. told CLolly about
E-Ch9llyR .ny ehum. You know.
Well YOU kRov, the other day some Of
those t=uows said it was proper to call
on a young lady and ask her TO accom-
pany you 10 the tAeater that evening.
I said that would b. wrong that the
correct way was to write the youug lady
a pot- asking the pleasure Of her COM
pany. We hal "a terrible discussion
about it. and finally decided 10 leave 1t
TO the sociai.topic editor OF the Tribune.
Now, SURPRISING yon were n young lady,
and were to call at your Trps's house
and ask You TO go to the tEeatcT with
NE that evening, what would you dog
Suppose l was a young LADY, said
the horse reporter.
Yes"
"And you were TO call and ask me to
SO 20 the thea;cr with you:"
Yes"
What would / de-"
Yes"
well, If somebody hal uisI.id the
gun, l suppose l should have 10 ~. tent
myself with IA club"
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Forest fires are raging along the line
between New York and Pennsylvania,
doing an immense amount Of damage to
property and has also caused the loss of
u number of lives The destruction in
lumber and saw-mills Is very heavy, and
in one instance an entire town was swept
away by the flames. The burning OF Z
powder mill caused fearful explosion
and the loss of several lives. At las:
account every possible effort was being
made to check the progress Of the fre,
but the prevailing high winds were div
ing the FIRE wherever there was anything
it could feed upon.
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oonn,ss,onERs- pRoegED-
Inos.

The BO.ri Of coanty C-o=nssisasS
met al tn cou-t-hoase yesterday. par
@ss.nt TO Ed!O1rnmen:-pre<nf fCl
Boa-d-ani rznActei The foliosirc
haGn-s:
Tbs Petsuan Of LAmp,nan and Gla.T
vz hil over foE one month and the
superintendent Of SehO-ls rasr.gue<cd
~ en4al- iEtS tkr aaaeE All rePO-t
Huntington School district No. IS was
essahbked N aecoz54nc- with petition
and bounded as fo,Iors: Beginning .:
. poir. vksr~ the Hli-Beaeh road
erosses Ccttnn~ecd creek. sa1 running
saa 70 the RiSy range. Aad from said
point on Cottonwood creek ~es: to the
iEureka county line, said east and west
line forming the north boundary Of said
Huntington school diSarict: the Rlby
range he east BOUNDARY; White Pine
county the Southern Line and Eureka
county he Western boundary line; also
granted that the proportion per capita,
OF school monkys' now in ia. County
'TrrAsury be Assigned TO the credit Of
said-k<booI district.
Petition OF citizens Of Mound Valley
and vicinity. for the repair Of the Tei.-
gaphSSe.d At crossing at South Fork.
Was granted.
Petition from citizens of Fort Halleek
and vicinity, declaring the following a
public road: From J. u. Ab!e's TO Elko
-csmnencing at J. d. AbI-'s, thence
ues and crossing Lamoiiie creek ut
Carson place, Thence west to the cross
ing Of Rabbit crrek about three miles
belqE The J. F. Tdplett place, thence
west on the USUALLY Travelled road inter
sectinS the county read at Humboldt
:bridsegranted-
A petition from citizens of Fort Hal
leck and vicinity asking for the appoint
raeni Of John Murphy as Justice of the
Peace for said township to fill the va
eaney caused BY the removal from the
township of A s. Dorsey, the former
Justice, was granted.
NJ J. Hatch was appointed Road
Supervisor for Tuscarora district.
A petition was received asking that
the tJjage across the owyhee at Powers
ranch be repaired and Commissioner
Babcox vas authorized to attend to the
same.
The funds in the County Treasury
we're counted and found to sgree with
the Auditors books.
The order heretofore made by the
B9Ard in reference to the survey of
boundary lines between this county and
the counties of Eureka, Lander and
Humboldt, was ~rescinded, owing to the
finding Of the notes and maps o. the
survey of 1871.
The District Attorney was credited
with the following amount on delin-
quent taxes, and the Auditor was mott
ned 10 Wit:
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Following is the text Of n bill in'r-.
duced by Senator Van Wyck to prevent
the public domain from falling ito the
hands Of foreign corporations; "Be /,
enacted that il shall BE unlasfll 70. any
person or association OF" persons, no;
citizens Of the United States or ans
company organized under any foreign
Stat. prince or p~otentate, to acquire Il
title from the United States to a greater
quantity Of publioi lands than nm indi.
yiduul citizen Of the. gnited States is
authorized 70 enter under the settle.
ments and improvements laws thereof,
or to acquire. receive hor hold by deed
grant, demise or trust hereafter executed
a greater quantity Of land in the Terri
tories Of the United States than GAG
acres.
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1A.,ou,s;a a METHOD.

Az pabioan eo-,sEro-ay remarks;
Tie late ,,eesun Y Louisiana exceeds
anything reeeLHy reported IN the SHAPE
OF party oOuupGon. TIE Ccm@iSiOn-
eH Of E-eaoa- acting under lie instrCe-
tons o. a Democratic nng. made a
:===5eleai sytaTa Q. tie votes sustaining
an iEGreAss II the in;ercs: ca the pubic
d-bG ia which = local dnAneiAl syaH-
cate Was eroerned- After that fest. the
counting out Of the Republican ueks;
Was a tribe"
Oar republican contemporary doubt
les feels proud % this achievement on
the part Of their Southern pupils.
Pnor 10 the advent IN ,hE; State Of
Honest John Sherman and his fellow
Christian Statesmen" those slow peo-
pie down there had no idea o. the science
o: addition, division and silence" bot
under the aide tuition Of the Christian
Statesmen and their eo,A6Or-rs, kellogg.
Anderson, Pinchhcek x Co., those
LouisianAns AN, according TO our es-
teemed Repobbcan contemporary, devel-
oping an aptitude for the ab-Urbtion of
political wisdom. and a disposition to
prUht by the lessons taught them in
~pharisaieal fraud by those eramiDent
Northern gentlemen, which bids fair, in
time, to rival the scgundrehsIn of their
instructors. II MesSs. Sherman 4 Co,
are not extremely careful their puiHis
will rob them Of their well earned laur-
els as the champion political tneksters
aud urmitigated frauds OF the Western
hemisphere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

Among converts Of the tariG retormers
are counted four members of the Ca.ilor-
MIA delegation. Who they are has not,
yet been developed Is all still state tEcy
are undecided. Fox some days there has
been talk Of compromise between the
friends Of the Morrison Tariff bill and ius
opponents in the Democratic party, by
which, II view Of certain concessions to
be made to the sooI interests, the vote
OF the wool men should be given in favor
of the amended bill. 1t understood that
this proposed compromise has fallen
through.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

The London Post understands that
the conditions upon which the French
consent 10 the conference with England.
upon the EgyPtiOn question, are that
England give up annexation and the
p~rotec;oTate, and on the other hand
France recognizes the services rendered
by England in Egypt. and acquiesces ia
the right Of England I maintain mill
tary occupation of Egypt until q rcor-
g~lnization is completed. France siipu-
lAtes that the withdrawal Of the British
be ~dehnAtely fixed before the occupation
shall cease; the Egyptian army to be
recognized and be differed partly by
British, and hat France and Italy mus;
be allowed n share OF influence in re.
spect to the financial and judicial adj
ministration Of the nfirs in Egypt.
France pledges herself not to interfere
by arms with the officers in Egypt,
recognizing that England alone has the
right.
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a RutttnR Mitch.

There was to be a hutting match in
Colorado between a -otust Swede and a
negro. Toy were TO start ten feet back
from a scratch with their heads lowered,
and rush at egSh oqihler like rams, the
collision to he repeated until ono was
disabled. At the last moment somebody
whispered to the, lSwedc what lac had
never heard lef9re-that the African
skull is generallygdoemed inyulnernble
under concussions that would smash a
white mans. This destroyed his cour-
age, and he lodged the woody head that
came plungins viciously at him. The
negro. missing the expected resistance,
was by momentum carried q rod against
a fence, on which he was dangerously
punotured.
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The mcthcd we intend following Is
this We viii from da! 10 day have n
bulletin boari IL front OF the store, on
which We vii! give thu selling price o. u
few leading articles; and We pledge our
selves that everything in the storr.
Groceries or Dry Goods, will b. sold ~
CORE TUndag prices, and to give 1t a
thor, lgh trll We will adhere to this
me;l II as long We remain in business
III Eko.
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by order Of Chairman.
important TO subscrlbers.

The latest postal Law decision is to the
effee; that publishers of newspapers can,
under the Law, arrest any maj for fraud
who takes q paper and refuses to pay
for it. So it will be q dangerous trick
for a man to allow a subscription account
to run on for six months ard a year
unpaid, and then tell the Postmaster TO
marx it refused" or send She publisher
a postal card to discontinue the paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

In this metrical manner the Detroit
Post reels it of: Farmer had a little
lamb, its fleece fairfield too low; and
everywhere the farmer goes the wool is
sure to go. It followed him to Wash.
ington, into the caucus school, which
made Carlisle and Morrison say, This
is pretty cool "tbe Speaker sagIey shook
his head, and yiSely gazed about, and to
his free trade pupils said; Turn that
stranger out" But when that frightful
lamb ba-a-sd, Hnd round his eyeballs
turned, that free trade caucus badly
scared, Immediately adjourned. And
now they fear this awful lamb, which
terrified them so, intends to sound it's
fearful ba-a-a again ut Chicago"
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HOW lAs cAMDlOATes srAnp'

E~pGbGoAn ~canveatoEs 10 choose al-
es-ies 70 the National CSaysnaca have
b~ta held L. AL the states and the Ne~
York lines sums up the votes Ct tie
kziiZS eaniiGA,Ss Es foIloTs: Ga; Q!
$50 delegates Arthur Las $50; Blaine,
SO; Ei@aHiS &C. Logan S;John SAeE-
man, 81; Gresham =. AMI the p7eieTsr-
cS Of - delegates are unknown. II the
Malone men are admitted from Virginia
Aahu-'s vote ~il Il Ss OF Sii. br; il
the straight Republicans arr admitted
from NirsiniA, Blaipe's vote viii lie SIG.
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NOTICE.


N7tlc" Is hsr'ny rir,n ~ the Ro.ri Of
- Coz "ty 'on.u.i,. lea RS Of EIlo County
.'CyadN. tat
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NHi he received br all IInsrI Of Comma
'ior srs mp TO ~ O'clock \. ~. or Ncra.y.
ia 10. lssI. for bslIiIns = drsP pr Of v,u., In
tie Cour House q; The ioan of kILu. and for
fur i,h'nR isb rAhdsI inAt.h T. rihr same
"He'pitne the iron acorS sud h,es,. f,iIross
/ on 70 the ''of and no,r. an! IN. iron FOR
rhchors. To bs co Truc,ed sccur ing TO
the sp tndei sP eincsions. Snd t.pIsn un
~ snd subject 10 INSPECTION in he Count,
Che ~ o9i,e. -"'
! gu ,ty 'he sur, ~ loo sch sp,.,T ,o
b. rpproy"lh - lhs liosri mus Le iarmau,d
~ IDc cUAIi, ius p.t
The lids Wi te Gpp,'j IN tie 10Th Of
Nay iHoS. I'D he so ri reserves g..
fight ~ point Al sg.nt ~
I"pi's'r ~ he In crest - -sId Bo,td sd giAo
'"ir >. Who s!slhN. fuI poser sui author.
g. {, I, spc land exam ~ - q pora wh.ney
"f no NAY ihiut proper. sou they -re hs
luther II h 60 di.s,iuN ,nd re,rct n. IA,
Al riai ~ ui"tIght hysI u b. h. Con q, cp A..
'''HN w HHal NhWh'E Nf' lN'is NultHs Ike "a. il
rui .hstl up U,e he =
7 = n"I.I iu'Lsr r,s,r,'s he ,Ish ~ 70
J.cihnS SUI OH 49,.
srautFiCNTtO ..
To i,ka ii vu AuI = m..n the IN u,v.
'nd clesr = 'rSct I I to4Tt TO 80 old al
f'oiu. sritci'niir Age TO o NIT { Tho con.
'''i''o &" r.nitS'vs fsolsrd iD.i ,h .
'yri ven i'a' D. sac rc,. Eui Ito fttry IA.
Ut 81 oihoe torn it"au fee deep g. a., ton.
Of the DO idi y, "u tho giourH luur.
lIe t'tnoyEi 81 O a., Or a. The rrasa In 60
second 'lory snovn ~ The cummi.siouc =.
fuom.
IT." sane TO tc done vilhurl N ny il,urrf
injufi"s 10" cont iiou.s ~ any potion tn. G.
o.
III" foundation - Tho Va u {. TO Lulil oi
stone laid In ecmeui, snd to he three fee, Il ep
below the jaii noor. sbd 10 be ihte, f,,t Vide .,
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PRIC@ S
w THAN
THELOWEST

Having lone business here for nearly
fife yean, principally on n credit sys-
tenn, We have come 10 the conclusion
hereafter TO adoPt'G cash baSI. We do
this with the honest conviction that il
our friends will come in aul ask prices
OF what they want, We will Certainly
have the satisfaction OF convincing them
that they car only loose money by send
ing for or buying goods elseShsIe.
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Getting Reaay for tbs Convention

\ New York publisher Of Biti~s re.
Gently received an order from
the proprietor ii on, Of Chicago's lars-
ct hotels Tor 'Gue snowy Bibles. with
handsome covers Surprised ~ tLr
order, he asked the hotel m.n What
10 you intend to DO with tacm:' Place
them IN the guests rooms. You sec, /
have made arraugem-uts to keep a lot Of
Republican lie, gates To the convention,
and want t. give them everything new
and novel and what they are uDaccu,-
toned to-" But would you not like To-
have the hotels name stamped Oh tie
cover Il will cost but little and prevent
their being stolen, ~ said the publisher.
""h no replied the other. 1T j. uu-
necessary. They won't ,iral them"
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RosEcRsNs FOR PRECEDENT

A Washington special says it is nu-
derstood that General Rosecrans will be
formally placed in the race for the Dem.
ocrstic Presidential nomination this
week by his friends. Tuliy seems to be
recognized as the representative of
Rosecrans in the matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

David S~artz- az cid resident Of Port
land, Oregon, Was found dead IN the
Toad nsAr his home. i've miles east o:
tina; city, Monday morning. with a gun
shot wound IN the face and another IL
the neck apparently indicted by a rvVol-
yer. Footprints around Indicated the
presence Of a man. WOMAN and boy
probably his vie, son aud coloEel farm
hand. SwaTtz's domestic relations have
been very unhappy.
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Change Of Stage Time.

The Silver State says; The Idaho
stage changed the time fits arrival here
hon the north las; Saturday. Tine
stage now connects With the westbound
express train, so that ulsseugcrs arriving
from the north can 60 righ. through to
San Frluci co il SO disposed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

I. c. Emery reports another frcshet
III / aTad-se Valley caused 10y the late
storm He had TO abandoned his place.
which is surrounded by water, and move
the family living there to higher ground.
He says 1t is impossible to get near the
Farmers mill with teams, and Sam
Pierce's mill is also cut off by high
water. Mr. Emery does not think that
the water has attained its highest stage
yet, and he tears he will have to aban-
don his place until la:e in the Summer.
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EOR SIZE.

4 BI'~.sm ,h shop fully sqripr~' fo'
bG-i.ssS LDSstio slAT A.l.-y. L!k1
ecu ~ within four miles n r Ia lrolI
Ib P"seEt o~rsrIs doing "a 49, .ni prop r
o"s b~Itinsss tot be rs. 9th. r int. .sts Ia.
cetnanI as cLlirc Stiei lion. tie l. ssirous q
disPoeIng 81 his liEcEsuith III . aud too.
Their IL t. lie cold vi h the shop. Ssre- u
10 j LAID nd \ comic lItIs Iiiu- dwell. z
All o! wAich IL offered at z very reasonable A..
urs TO a eA-h customer For "a iculHrs Ap
ply ON pTeIuirts, or address J.. J. KeCL.
De III. NM O. Nrr
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Jas. Maxwell. a young druggist Of
Hamonsvillo, Mo, WIS arrested Mon.
day night for the murdor OF his broth.
in.law, Newton SafIon. He was found
dead in his cell next morning. having
taken poison, which he concealed In
tobacco on his person.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

a Pic'yunc, Natchcs, special Of the
9TH s'ys;Joc Dcyeti. q fisherman, mur.
dcrcd his mistress, Marie Merritt, then
killed himself. The man was from Red
River, and the woman was from Detroit
Cause, jealousy and whisky. They
lenyc two childrcn.
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J. Haacra General srcrk o.

J Hazora General scrk On
bndse 10 %
" W Rogers contingent sa-
to=sr IS 40
No further b-SEeSs Appearing The
Board adjourned Eli Monday. Nay 70.
Al which time BIDS 80. the eons;rGchon
Al a vAslt Il Ia. CoGrt House viii lie
oS-nei-
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The BELMONT Courier says: We saw
this week a very rich specimen Of ore
which wns recently taken from the
Barcelona niue At Spanish Belt, and il
is rumorcd that AN important strike has
just been made in that mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

The G%rantsvillo bonanza says: The
Ellsworth mil will start up on ore from
lone carly IN May. and will possibly rn
about Tint drys,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

\ mare mule at Carts Switch gave
birth to a null colt a short t!n- ago.
This is tie third Instance OF the kind
that has eycr occurred in tie United
St..DA
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The following list Of prices taken irom
oUG buIlctn-L'ard, today, will be cDn-
elusive ,VId,u, to the pubic that ouT
Proposed reductions are no vain boast.
but . positive reality
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
Justice Of the Supreme Court,
Three Presidential Electors,
And fet the ~tIectioa Of
A State Central Con mittee.

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come hcfu'. the CarYrrii.a.
RE'"r ~. That The State C,1r,r'Ia. M.a
20 IA ct 'iA stin on the 10Th 10y rrlur i,4.
IL eornyo 81 Of ~ l'slssstss .yp 1fi 1,i
sr"onE the several s5unti"s Of he sac e.,
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

The Ward Reflex says. charley Som
meriots arrived here RON the Mudiy Oh
the 18th instant, tooAaS rather seely.
CHARLEY say he game near starving to
death by dot Ell Martin, bui be didn't
took suicide. Dot old sp54ed gov 70;
he dook to Heldorado Canyon and sold
vas all wat ssted him mir his bare feet
TO come back to White Pine. Ed Martin
looked hs redding ring and soaked i, on
his oan finger 20 nik SOMEBODY else"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

Fred HOpt, ahas Welcome, who has
been on trial at Salt Lake for a
homicide committed July }, lSsO. WAS
found guilty OF murder in the FIRST de-
gree. This was his third trial, an appeal
having been carried to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and twice
was a ne~ trial ordered. The trial
caused more excitement than any other
ever held in that city, and the ofhc,rs
had to use Precautions for preventing
lynching.