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ANOTHER DROP.

In connection with the reduced prices I am
Selling Goods at in my line, haye also reduced
the price of Work as follows:
Cleaning watches to 80 and 75c.
Main Springs 10 90 and 75c.
Jeweling to so and f5c.
Watch Glasses Tor chrystals) to 10 and 25c:
All other work at prices in proportion and
Warranted. The difference in prices is
according to the different grades of watches,
etc. +. NJ. LLOYD, Jeweler.
Opposite Court House. Woods6eld, Ohio.
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Large stock new goods at THE HARD.
WARE STORE, all offered at very low pri-
ces. @. E. HARLAN.
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sB Call at THE SPIRIT Office for job print
ing from visiting card UP to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed M short
notice.
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Is. 81 .. II. IL. to the Meeting OF
the American Medical Associa-
ten on May 6, 1884,.
In order to accommodate those de-
string TO attend the me ting Of the
American Medical Association in Wash
lngton D. C, on Nav 6h, the r d. o.
r R Co., have made the following ar
rsngements:
Delegates paying full regulat fare
from principsl points on Trans Oiio
Divisions, to Washington, will be re
turned to such points. On certificates, at
one fourth of the lowest, unlimited rate:
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rT Stoves, Pumps, Feed Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Bird Cages, Rat Traps. Brass Kettles,
Gross Gut Saws. Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition,
Doors, Sash and Glass, all to be found at The
Hardware Sore, and offered way down in
price. sepfl. U. 2. HARLAN.
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Chicago.

April 25.-Flour s. 00a6 IS; Wheat
SOC; Corn 5aa5ac: Oats 3sc; Rye g..
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S P Rim G | 884.
NEW ATTRACTIONS.

Hatnburgs,s Iaces,
and White Goods, just from importers in
New York.
FULL LINE OF PRINTS,
Muslins and D Domestics .nerally for the sea.
son.
You should see the many new things on our
FIVE AND TEN CENT COUNTER,
Tinware 81 Glassware
in full variety.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoes,
and Full stock of all kinds.
New Ready Made Clothing,
Az
n n n - n ~ n ny n
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:, Mrs. N. c. SANBoRN,
: No. nos Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass.
HO0D,S SARSAPARHLA.

! Sold by druggists. Price 81; six for SIS.
Prepared by c. ]. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
uohlS,' ,'s4tSS.
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MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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NOtaries' Public

In Monroe county, together with their
post Office address:
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ooRascrsp wEskly BY z. soHrMAdpsR. JR 4 Bro
MONDAY, April 2s, 1884.
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New Ready Made Clothing,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
From Mondays Daily
RALMAGUNDI.

The horse rodeo on Susie Greek be-
gins Tomorrow.
While on the rodeo yesterday, Thomas
Hunter received n severe kick from n
horse which will retire him from active
OnsIneas for II few days.
The Emperor has accepted the resign
alton Of Bismarck from the Presidency
Of theC Cabinet and appointed rs his sue
cessor, Bolticher rs Prussian Minister
Of State.
The Silver State says: A private
message received from Representative
cassidy Saturday morning SAYS Young
Stock!e's commission from ia. President
was mailed to Cherry Creek Saturday
morning.
Arrived by stage last evening from
Tuscarora: Henderson, A. l.. Waller.
W. W. Rogers, J. +. BIbcox. Depart d
this morning: Hat, ]. J. Lewis, John
iioar, Ell. Sherman.
Reports from the East are that the
Wall stree; failures have not s.r;ouJ,
elected business interest to any great
'A'ent beyond New York, and that the
panic Is RAPIDLY subaiding.
ANON,
which ,,s..J a.. S.,,,. 49,, -
| S2J.uoO for ,h. su,ror, -, a., 60
Indian. y, p,.,.IT 49, ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Our Broom Factory.

Ii. ID. Nye has fttcd up IA room in the
rear OF the jewelry store and has begun
the manufacture of brooms. Mr.. Nye is
an old hand at the business and not only
turns out rapidly, but produces a very
superior article. Aside from the stabiI-
ity d these brooms they are quite as
neatly made MS any brought here from
abroad. Mr.. Nye says he can compete
with foreign manufacturers in price, SO
ihnt there will be 40 necessity to now
import brooms, when those OF n stronger
and equally handsome make is produce
ed on the ground, and il is the part of
wisdom to patronize nome industry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
From Wednesday. D.ily.r
BALNAGUNDI.

Sheriff Sweeney, of Eureka. came up
from the West by the train last evening.
Thunder, lightning. min and hail
were the principal visilations in this sec
ton to-day.
The Humboldt river is Mt n high stage
here, but an examination this morning
showed hat it had receded about three
inches since Sunday.
at isn't because / care about a little
work now, said n lazy tramp, ..but l
am afraid if once l earn my own living,
l shall always he expected To 40 it,"
Arrived by stage from Tuscaron last
evening: A. Il. Mccormick, VI. Nc
Cormick. Departed this morning: c.
A.. ri cher, j. I. Babcox, +. Dougall.
Wanted, by Richard NJ. Dorsey, a
dozen men eleven feet long, to wade to
the island in the middle OF his meadow
ana bring out the rod,o horses congre-
gated thereon.
The horse rodeo on Susie Creek be-
gins to-day. Preparations for an early
start from here w,rc completed last eve
ming, and there were no indications OF n
storm this morning.
Receipts by nail yesterday were: A
carload OF dressed lumber for PAYNE 4
Fcrn"id; a carload of wood for the Gem
Restaurant and II carload OF general
merchandise for TuScaron.
The v ~Sharon-IIiil witnesses arrest
ed for perjury, were discharged from
custody by the Superior Court Of Ala
media, but were Immediately re-arrested
upon a complaint sworn out for perjury.
Warner a Co., loaded Amos Ro,cb's
teams SUNDAY, with 1900 pounds If
general merchandise, AMI IL, 900 pounds
OF suit; ia" latter for the Navajo Conn
p'ny, and the freight is now OIL the road
To Tuscnroru.
We are sorry TO learn that Thomas
Hunters injuries are OF a more serious
mature than at first Supposed. The
kick from "A horse, Of which mention WINS
made yesterday, was received by him on
the knee, and though no bones were
broken the knee is very badly bruised
and The wound is extremely painful. A
nigh degree Of inflammation would prove
dangerous and great care is necessary to
prevent 1t. Under the most favorable
circumstances Mr. Hunter will be Laid
up FOR several weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Iron Tu..d.y.. D.ily.l
sALAAGUNDI.

Henry Rule, who has been on a visit
to Tusearora, is again visible ON the
Lower Level.
Departed by stage this morning for
T~uscarora: G. NJ. Stewart, CA. Pitch.
ford, J. N. Steele. Arrived last even.
ng: Mr.. HIATT and u Chinaman.
st. George Stanley has just completed
a large portrait of superintendent ]. ].
hermeen, together with his horse and
buggy, which reflects great credit on our
artist.-Eureka Leader.
AT Tangier Island, Virginia. Saturday,
DIR. Pitts called DIR. Walter, a rival phv.
stefan into his Office, and shot him dead,
The people attempted to lynch Pitts but
were prevented. The murderer was
allied.
An old lady drove up to the White
House "A few days ago, announcing her.
self as Queen Lucinda, Of Louisville
asked to be put in possession OF the
mansion. She brought several trunks
with her, and seemed much disappointed
when she was refused admission.
Governor Adams came up from the
West by the train last evening and pass
ed to Wells, whence he go,s by private
conveyance to Steptoe valley where
his cattle range. lie will return this
way gam IN II week or ten days. The
evidences of his late illness are strongly
marked III his appearance, clearly indi-
cAulng that The attack was a severe one.
H. Is still far from recovered, but is
steadily regaining his usual health.
b a notice und r. the proper heading
Ii anotnCr column, 1t will be seen TINT
Miss Minnie, daughter of our old
time friend and citizen of Halleck.
was married nt Alemcda, Cal, OIL the
llth instant. The many friends of he
family III this county will he glad to
hear that the little Nevada girl il
PLEASANTLY settled i'll life, and the INDIE
rLNpENr sends its cheerful congrutula-
tons to the happy young couple and
their respective families.
The financial article Of the Sun SAWS
the improvement in prices of stocks was
due 10 large purchases by bears and was
not natural recovery. That it is more
THAI likely that the dull quiet process of
a iurthvr slrinkage and liquidation will
set IN Ii aday or two and work its way till
inc crop prospects are made clear and
general confidence at least partially re-
stored. 1t is reported that ., 500, 900
barrels OF petroleum will be put to
Russell Sage ut 80 cents per barrel. As
oil rs selling at 50, lively times ARE ex-
pc tied i'll Snge's office wi Q the difrri-
unceaon these puts IRE demanded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Tho Contract Awardou.

The Board of Commissioners met this
morning IN extra session at ten o'c,ugk
pursuant to published notice, for the
purpose Of acting on bids for the con.
siructIuu of a vault IN the Court House
for the preservation of the County rec
ords. There were present j. L. Babcux.
acting Chairman and 4. Bruce. Prupo.
sitiuus from Dudley Sale, j. d. Fitch.
James McBurncy and George fillmore.
were received, ana that Of Mr. Elmorc
(l,SUO) being the lowest bid submitted.
til" contract Was awarded TO him by the
Board.
The official bond Of W. J. Hatch, ap-
pointed lioHd Supervisor OF Tuscarora
District, was approved and ordered fled.
Board then adjourned until the End
day of June.
The finest colt VT have seen this sea-
son ~ the one just foalcd 10y the bioodcd
Roam mnIc which Jno. Il. bradley pur-
chased from Mr.. Evans at Reno. over a
ScHr ago, ana has driven to his buggy.
The mare II unc of ia, b,st uuit II in
tins section, and the sire OF the colt men
toned Is til" trOtting stallion Dexter, be
longing to Russell a Iirtdlry. With
such II Lineage, the yomsstrr ought TO
make a wind-spli.trr. and il there is
anything in appearances the animal will
Sustain IT. breeding.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Tho ssoo. Ass-ora Ion meeung.

Tomorrow is the day on which the
Special Ne ting pf The Nevada Live
stock hnSOei ton takes place Mt Winnie
inicoa, notice oi which has been duly
phuiishrl. A.iWls Attendance Uf mem.
hcrs ~ earncstly requested, as matters Of
T,tni nnporu'n,c to The Association will
be presented Tor Consideration among
which will be the question of cou.o.idn-
Ion with the jordan Valley. Ow! hcc and
Orcgo'i Associations, with headquarters
at Winncmuccn.
Among those who will so down from
here are Mussrs Russell Il Bradley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Late M evening recently a New York
goat of the William persuasion and ten
der years, Though robust stomach, re-
TUNED 10 the bosom of his family with
an expression -! pain upon his couu;cu-
nncc and a suspcctiug con,ortion about
the stomach. "Oh, my son." said his
grave and rcycrrd sire, "you are niIing
You have eaten something indigcstihlc.
WHAT ~ IT, 81 know not, father" r..
timed young William. "AlI | have
linchcd on this evening was IL few circus
posters on II / billboard around the cor
ncr.' at is as | thought. my son."
wisely nodded the old stagcr. '.You
have swallowed one or two Of those
stories concerning the white elephant.
saw them myself, my son. aud dccid d
not 10 90 Tor them They looked too
iorgh for even my muscular gastric
jaicc. But here is o choice assortment
oi tin cans and old shoes. Ent "A few
oi these and by the time they mix with
the circus bills in your stomach | think
the kinks will bu pretty cn~cciuaIly r.
moved. IOn canuot he too careful
about eating what you find on tho bill.
boards these times.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Iron Saturdays Daily.l
sALMAGUNDI.

N. V. Paddock aud G.. A. Fletcher ar.
rVed here from Mound valley Ly buggy
this evening.
Eiko Lodge No. ls, /. o. n. F, will
hold a r sulnr meeting at Odd Fellows
hall this evening commencing at 7:3o
o'clock.
Gabriel Cohn arrived here from San
Francisco by the train last evening mud
VIII Interview his acquaintance IN town
to-day on matters OF business.
As PASSED by the senate. there is ad.
lied to the Indian Appropriation bill
hnout $4,000 more than the amount r..
ported by the Senate Commmittee.
The Society of California Pioneer
have resolved to meluoriaiize Conyr.sa
to have General john c. Fremon, re-
stored to HIS rank in the United States
army.
Acknowledgement Davenport is now
very low, the last turn Of the disras,
being II stroke of paralysis. His entire
let SIDE IL afflicted and his recovery j.
doubtful.
Another of our former townsmeu
Dave Casper, arrived here from the
"e't Fhursdiy evening, aud is also cir
cn!'tinS about, mixing pleasure and bus
iaeas with has beer.
Amos Roach got in from Tuscarora
bringing oGs wagon with II broken axle
at ii O'Clock Last night, he having
driven nom the Adobe utter dark. lie
.cposta the roads as horrible since the
Last rain.
"Inat'a the troubl in this part of the
c""uiry,' remarked ~ L Ans editor, a. A
bullet crashed through a window and
'o"A a riecc Of his ear OH. ',you make
- paper Interesting aud urwsy aud YOU
have got dodge around to keep 1t up"
L.tton * Hunter have jus, had built in
th"Ir mara ia large relugtiJr ia waich
u hang mca; dunn the warm weather.
IL l. "a sinai room igiri!iinmcd Oh back Of
The block, made dputlr.wal.rd. leaving
an arr-ch4mhr all round and provided
".iA racks overhead for holding large
quantities Of ice. When the door is
closed the roo'u is perfectly mir tight so
that none except that cOo.cd by preyi-
our'y passing through lee can eu,cr the
lover "paItH NJ where the meat is kept.
IL - a splendid dcvi"c ior = ,ura,-murkct
IL hos weather and will result in afford
inS the public, beef III Il letter condition
tan has heretofore b Tn possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Steolo ana tho proscutt's Sem
L. nCoG.

Through the courtesy OF Mr. II. A.
lraNiiii"n, OF Baker City, Oregon, We
learn that by Hu agreement between the
P~roSccUting ATTORNEY and Counsel Tor
the defense, Steele and the two lrcscutts
pleaded guilty as charged, on condition
that Campbell and Mitchell, two OF the
. niso under arrest ON similar
charges, would not he prosecuted, and
the latter parties have thus become
cleared. The sentence pronounced ON
the three men ms follows:
Alex Steele, 10 years; Bert. Prescott,
10 years and Mitt Prescott, 4 y,nrs in
the penitcntinry.
The father oi Alex arrived ut Baker
City from Reno, on the 10Th instant.
but could OF course, under the circun.
stances, do nothing for his son. The
meeting oi the father and son was par.
ucuiuriy affecting. Papers giving ali
the particulars IN the above eases wer.
forwarded for this Office but have moi
yet come to hand.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

a daily stage will soon he pnt OH 10
run rom Shoshonc To the fills. for the
accommodation Of the travelling public
mud pleasure seekers. A syndicate OF
eastern men have purchased the prop
crty and will loon begin the erection
oi u Ten thousand dollar hotel. build
ronds, b autiiy the grounds and make nli
the improvements necessary for the COM
font aud pleasure Of sight scers TO the
great Niagara Of The West.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
From r~huud.y.. Daily.
MALMAGUNOI.

-
The knights Of Pythias hold a regular
meeting at their hall tonight.
Lille, a daughter Of Gabriel Cohn is
attending school here. She is stopping
with Mrs. James Clark.
Arrived by stage last evening: Jesse
Atwell, j. Bennett. Departed this morn
ming Harry Brown, N. w. Parsons.
j. o. Powers. our former citizen was
a passenger for Dakota by the train last
evening. He looks fresh and hearty as
nsnal.
Frank Glenn, of Colusa, Cal, also
came up from the west by the train last
evening. He will remain two or three
days.
An apple-tree in the garden at VIM.
PluShotfs place is now in full bloom,
and is IN attractive and novel sight in
this section.
Jno. Il. Bradley and George Russell
returned from W~innemucca, where they
had been in attendance. mt Ike Stock
growers meeting, by last evenings train.
Lucky Baldwin, with his sixteen-year-
old wife and her mother passed through
for the East by the train last evening.
Mrs. Baldwin was attired in sky-blue
silk.
The United States Circuit Court.
Judge Sabin presiding, convened at
Carson Monday morning and adjourned
until Saturday without ~trausac.ing any
business.
j. L. Gignoux will stop over here for
n time on his return westward from Salt
Lake City, which will be at he close of
the session OF the Grand Lodge of III.
A. o. U. W. VI.
Geo. W. Bryant, Meter and r finer
at the Carson Mint has sent in his res
iSnation to take effect July LIST, aud il is
reported thai he will then he succeeded
by Ex-Governor Kinkead.
The delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, from Lyon County, are in
strncted to vote Tor Cassidy for Congress
md Win. IL. Sewell for Supreme Judge.
That is the best ticket they could vote.
Johu W. Harker, the well-known
blonde President Of the First National
Bank OF Nevada, which sprouted and
bore fruit and was gathered to its
Fathers in the year A. d. 1869, was n
passenger by the east-bound train last
evening.
3. Wenbcn, of Cortez, was in town
yesterday, says tue Messenger He says
his mine at that place is looking well
and that he intends to erect IL new ten
stamp mill this Summer, the old IL
not being able to crush the ore as fast ms
1t Is extracted from the mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The Nevada Transcript gives the fol
lowing advice 10 novel readers: Open
1t III the middle. glance Mt a page. Catch
Tie names Of the characters. Turn to
the las; pagc 10 see whether he married
her or whether she died with angels how
erimg around the h~cadbonrd. Turn to
beginning aud see what the matter was
with the old man, and why he didn't
approve OF the match. You have thus
acquainted yourself with all the csscn-
thai facts Of the novel, and can imagine
the moonlight walks, the sylvan dolls,
the afternoon teas. the cnss words NUT
tered between the teeth Of the male
characters and all the other 'hogwasb.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The Reycillc tells OF two strangers
who appeared in Austin a short time
ago and after n few days of hunting OBJ
tanned work on n ranch not far from
town. They worked faithfully for a
little while, when two other strangers
appeared who seemed to be on very good
terms with the first pair. A few days
later the workers quit and left, when IL
WINS discovered that they had run their
employer LOO in debt aud had galhcrcd
NJ n bunch Of horses aud had left for
parts unknown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Kate Casllcton, the actress. was mar.
ricd IN san Francisco on the eth instant
to lsadorc Phillips. her manager. The
ceremony was performed by Justice Of
the Peace Dunn. and Immediately after
the QunLcrcss turned to the judge with.
"For goodness sake. ledge, don't give
this snap away" Her age was given ut
twcnty-scrcn. and the groom's thirty.
five.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
A Murderer confesses.

1t has lately come to light that Amos
p. Gibson, who is servinga life sentence
in San Quentin in company with J. Q.
A. l~lildebTandt for the murder of John
Schwcdcr, a rancher, in Shasta county,
i'll 1877, is innocent of the crime. The
body of the murdered man Was found in
n yard in the rear Of his home riddled
with bullets. A number of hogs had de-
vourcd II portion OF it. Thomas Gibson
WAS suspected OF being an accomplice in
the murder and was sentenced 10 San
Quentin for 20 years. He was lately
proved innocent, and was accordingly
pardoncd. lIildcbrnndt now confesses
that Amos Gibson also is entirely mo.
cent of the murder. An effort is being
made to secure his pardon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

wake hp!'''e AciairGcd Mrs. MaI-
berry IN u iohd whisper, as she pumrhci
the %slumbcriug Mulberry in the shOr,
ribs with itt ii,ow, the other night:
"whEc 6p' i'ml snrc / hear nuqgals
down ia tEr dining room"
"Dbnr II Mrb1mHn thcn,' uid the
drowsy Mulberry, turning oyrr on the
otn.r side "BG jus, as quiet rs you
can, and maybe ia yn cht some Of that
fruit cake you have in the pantry. II
they 10 y0n cnn ask the mjlkmnn in the
Diofhmg 10 tell the Coroner 10 CONF
around .... .'. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

liANMhE -iALMEE-lm Lauin, May 9th.
l",I. hy Rev. -. I. Mougoc. Charles
Hnumrf to Mics Hannah parmcr, both
al CITIu.
a knowledge Of the above event was
acq"ircd here to-day through the filing
"i the marriage certificate III tho lie
C"td"T's Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

How many Of these words 10 Won
'hihk you can pronounce: SacrileaiOus.
Bc'ial, bronchitis, exhausted, finances.
dchcit, conicly, ~lcnicnt, docilc, Malay,
cnliiopc, chameleon, suite, coadiutor.
'hiisrnihy, matinee, sacIilicuhlc, cnr-
binc' ~hymeneal, isolated, jugular and
debris.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
The Indian Reservation schoo,

The Times-Review says: Rev. Father
Callan informs us that We were mistaken
Ill our statement that he had resigned
his position as Teacher at the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation. lie is only
taking a rest from his labors, and pro.
poses taking a trip to Virginia City. II
he can secure the attendance OF another
clergyman in his place he will proIong
his vneation while he pays IL visit OF
several months to California; if not he
will return i'll the course OF Il month and
resume his duties in the school.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

II is reported OF good authority that
Captain Matt Cnuyin will shortly rc.
turn Ia the Cum4lock pnl take charge
OF the Yellow j0caet mine o. suporin-
tcndsnt,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

"Wherc shall We find orr tanchcrs2''
asks an educational journal. Well,
many Of Our sweet girl teachers may be
found sitting ON sofas with nice young
men, my time after eight o'clock in tho
evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The following II n list Of letters 10
manning Ia the pOstOfice at Exc
May II, IsSI
Bo"e MmIam, Doulc james,
Fn,ha!rr John. Inysc C..
O'Cuunr!i Patrick, Roach William.
Persons calling Tor any OF the above
Nil please say advertised.
=. M.ilULL, l.. II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
Bullion Received

The stage from Tuscarora, Tuesday
night brought down four bars OF Navajo
bullion, the assay value of which ~,s
sSJ %. II WAS forwarded th-oyg.,
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., to the bank OF
California by the train Wednesday
morning,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Tom Henry %(colorei) was killed 10y
drunken negroes early W dncsday morn.
ing Mt Cnion,own, Kentucky. lie was
cut almost b. pIrtrs md when nearly
dead was shot mud instantly killed by II
negro named Jim Smith.