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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
Hsnshsv Opera House.

aa
Aclovded house greeted the ar,t
~I1pNesS!1noe Of the 9rismeF.Davlee
SXSS.nDlnauon In Butte last evening,
90 company lAhored under svverai
liao o1sadvantAges incidental to IL
lAse Arrival In the city, which. how
we annoying to the mombers. we're
10y apparent 20 the audience. The
Pa1y vas dramatixatiOn of Dumas,
woii-AnOwn and intensely interest
sr9 novel, Monte Ciisto.n Mr..
TIismer assumed the triple role Of
E0mund DAntes, Able Husoni and
Count OF Monte Cristo, each g dis
tinct, pronounced and widely SER
afated IN nature and attributes from
t1o others - the manners or customs
o. me age compelled them to be.
Inat MI. Grismer proved himself
!0lly equal to the requirements Of
the several parts. none who we're
!fesent last evening will deny. As
tne frank. rollicking, yet honest and
AUNT sailor. or as the conscientious.
religious recluse searching for It'd
ing which, when disclosed to him.
probed his own heart to the quick
and filled him with unutterable grief:
OF, % Monte Cristo, with untold
wealth ut his command, and q soul
burning with . desire for vengeance
upon his enemies, Mr.. Grismer was
equally ct home. The several parts
AFFORD . wide field for the finished
actor, and 1t Is not extravagant praise
to Say that If Mr.. Grismer confined
himself exclusively to the delinea-
tons OF those characters as he rem
dered them last evening, his reputa-
ton aS q versatile and superior actor
would be established beyond adverse
criticism.
Miss Phoebe Davies as Albert de Nor
CERT displayed proofs Of her eminent
ability a. an actress. Possessed OF
unusual beauty of figureand features,
of graceful movements and q clear
and distinct enunciation, the lady IL
doubtless entitled to all the enco-
miums which have been lavished up
on her by the press of the country, but
the subordinate part in which she
appeared last evening does not afford
full scope for the display of her great
powers Ne an artistic.
Time and space forbid that men,
ton of other members Of the COM
pany which their merits deserve.
Mr.. L. r. Stockwell Is an old favor
tie in Butte and as Caderousse. the
innkeeper. he displayed abundant
proof to his friends here that he has
lest none of his old time powers to
please. Miss Bert, Miss Stevens, Mr..
Webster and the other members Of
the combination rendered their lines
excellently. The play will bear rep
etition here and hope is expressed
the management will favor our
theatre goers with ftagain. Tonight
"Chispa" will be presented.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26

The Regular Court Queen Of Mon
tana Ancient order Of Foresters No.
M. meet at their Hall (Tarbell's
Halil Lion City. Montana, on the
frat and third Saturday evenings Of
each month. Sejourning brethren
in ,od standing are cordially In
vited, ]. J. RHEs1, CIR.
ANDREW WRIeHT, secy.
o-0sw-17.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
W Men Killed.

Tho chain of the bucket In the
nraoorv shaft broke yesterday morn,
no and killed John Thomas ana
iMW73,,;sm Wilcox, and broke the leg
W .nnther miner. The bucket OF ore
- IN ahont four hundred feet, striking
tha man at the bottom of the SHAFT.
~" nisme can be attached to any one:
aimee . new chain was - snt
nut on the day before the accident;;
Tne wounded man ia at D olstoIs
hospital. Mr.. Thomas was
n Ira Traveller Insurance Com-
nenv. and his widow will receive
$1,000.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
Knocked Out.

McKEEsPoRr, Pa, Nov. 2A-In a
glove fight yesterday between JACK
King, of Pittsburg, and George
Rookie, ex-champion heavy weight,
King was knocked out IN the third
round. King was to receive $500
provided he stood up before Rcoke
four rounds.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
Taken Up.

Came to my range five years ago
last June, one buckskin horse, ct
that time about one year old, brand
ed / on left shoulder. The owner is
requested to prove property and take
him away. r, G. JACKSON,
Divide Greek. Silver Bow county.
II II sym
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
the Last Spike.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. PA party
of Oregon Railway & Navigation
cfi ;ials left here this evening for
Huntington, where they will meet
officials of the Oregon Short Line
and drive the last spike Of the fourth
transcOntinental line at five o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
SPECTAclES AND EYE GLASSES.
Tho Butte Gas, Fuel and Light Go.

Incorporated under the laws OF Montana
with . q pital stock Of 500, 900. having obtained
permits 10 lay pipes through the streets Of
East contracting for the plant. have their books
open for subscriptions to the stock at the Bank
ing House of Clark & Larabie:. AL! persons
wishing to subscribe for stock will call tmme-
diately, Is the books will be closed ~ days
hom date.
BUTTE GAs, FUEL y LIGHT CO:
Butte, Sept. II, 1854. sH
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26

- Real Estate Salo.@ -
Notice Il hereby given that l viii
sell ct auction all the real estate be-
LONGING 70 the estate Of Martha
Rosenstehl, deceased, In Montana,
ON the 18th day Of December, 1884, at
Fish creek, Jefferson county, sale to
commence Ct 9 O'Clock q. m. There
are 3202 acres, moro or Len, situated
ON Fish creek, and 1U7 75-lO0 acres
ON the Judith. Sale for cash in hand.
l.2apv4W JACOB RosENsTEHL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26
To Horse Owners

Parties wishing to have horses pas
tured for the winter will find 1t to
thelriintrest to call at VIM. Warf1eld's
Livery stable on Lower Main street
II 2~sd9t&swsw
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irgin

RICHMOND, Nov. 2.-The State
ca~nvassing board completed it's work
this afternoon with the following re-
suit: Cleveland, las, 497: Blaine,
1:3,9. 3356.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26

The term dude has q different mean
inc in different localities. In the Far
West a dude is q man who mixes water
with whisky.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26

The Butte postofioe will observe
Thanksgiving In the same anss
:. annday, the general dslivety
heinr open from 8 to p. N.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-26

Civil business is very lively In the
different courts OF the Guy
iaWyers ars reaping their harvest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
TIE WEEKLY MFPDETDENT.

Advertiser ia the DNIIY I]SDrrrSp-
f"r MS" have the advantage 81 ,hc col.
umn7 Of The WGraLr ISprrrvngyr
which has ic,n pGhliau Il without in.
'ormisai"n at tins Office since carly IN.
the year 1860, aud hrg a general cirru.
IhNon in every di,;Tirt, camp aud val.
ley throughout the length and hrcgdtl,
Of Eik" county, and is by iar the bcBt
ad'crti'ing medium that has ever ben
established in the county. Rnm.mIc,
That advertisements in ouf Daily also
secure the benefits 81 our large Nlckly
circulation, and that our ,cuus nir
comparatively much lower Than tiosc
of amy competitor.
Tho Weekly 20 n 2IyJG.inch shoot.
ana besides advertisements rrr4 s~.,,,,,
colnmns OF r,nding matter. embracing
all the tclcgmphic mrvs 81 general In.
~tartst. all the ncwS Of the Stat, and Is
specially devoted to the local news OF
the county and county scat. By sub.
scrihing for the wEzgLY ELEo ISpy.
rINDESr You moi only obtain all the 10.
cnI news, but ulso rcrciYc n knowicdoc
Of all important events tmunpiriug IN
any and every quadpr Of the habitarlc
world.
Send along your subscriptions
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Pumped =, Town.

The Battle Mountain Messenger eon
taiEs tie following: Charles Smith. WHO
got 50 badly sold ON a mining propo-
sition in Bullion Gistrie; a shoG; time
ago, jumped the town on Monday even
in anu forgot to sett his board bill at
tbs Capital Hotel. cIrs. Hgntspan, the
propnetness, LSs had him arrested AZ
LiSO a. an ~abseonding debtor, and says
she will furnish him grub for six months
longer or make him settle his bill. MIR.
Smith Is n resident OF Batavia, Ill. il
married and has a family. lie came to
this country for his health and met with
a p!ospectOr from TUscar.ra by the
nane Of Scheafer, who represented TO
him that he had some rich mining claims
III Bullion Distict, and induced Smith
to purchase an interest in them and lay
in a supply Of tools, grub, and every
thing necessary TO develop the said
claims. Smith, upon arriving at the
supposed Louanzas, asCeE;Gined tina; lie
had been fooled "a O! his money, as
Sheafer did not even have q location re
corded in the district. Becoming dis
gustcd, he came to town and stopped for
some weeks AT the Capi,a! Hotel.
Smith was released from custody her,
yesterday, and pushed Eastward, some
what poorer, but much wiser than when
lie came T. the .Far West"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
A Brutal Fellow.

The Coryviile correspondent of the
Walker Lake Bulletin says miner work
ing in the Mount Cory mine beat his
wife, or Mt least the woman he has been
living with and introducing as his wife,
to such en- extent that she has become
insane. After she had been kicked and
cuiied till black and blue the was
turned ont of doors. She was taken in
by n charitable citizen and cared for, but
suddenly disappeared. The eorespon-
lent says: A number OF men went ont
in search OF her, and at last found the
poor creature nearly four miles from
town in a most pitaUe condition, her
hands and feet being cut and torn, and
altogether presenting q most horrible
sight Since then tine woman has been
quite crazy, md has TO be watched dag
aud night. The feeling against the brute
is very strong, aud should the woman
not recover lac is liable to receive som
very rough treatment at the hands Q! Inc
miners.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
wagnos County Nominations.

The Democratic County Convention
of Washoe, en- Saturday, at Reno, made
the following nominations; Senator,
Jerry Schooling; AsscInbiymeE, Z. G.
Bailey. p. II. MulcaLy and W. L. Lem
mon; County Clerk, VI. ID. Bowen; Re
corder, j. Il. Williams; Treasurer, Hen
~ Hhas; Sheriff, ). J. Becker; District
Attorney, L. Z. Hayden; Coroner, Harry
Brown; Commissioners, A. A. Louglcy
and Alex. TwadiIe; Assessor, C. Ii.
StoddArd, his candidacy to depend npon
the decision of the Supreme Cour: on
the constitutionality of the Assessor law.
For Constable, Matt Rheim.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
L; roRxIox poLloY.

Soon after the nomination OF Mr..
Blaine at Chicago. the claqRers Of the
Plummei Knight set az the claim that
in consequence OF his Vigorous defense
OF American citizens ia foreign countries
those Of the ~natUraiized class, rarticu-
laliy the Irish. would flock TO his sup
ppr: in preference TO any pablie man
who had appeared above the political
horizon as a Presidential candidate in
modern times. l. order to bolster up
this strange and wonderful claim, the
organs, with much more zeal than dis
eretiOn e%toliel the peculiar virtues in
and with an assurance born Of reckless
enthusiasm, pointing oct instances in
which Mr.. Blaine had so endeared
himself 20 the public hear; that nothing
could stem the tide OF his rushing popu-
larity. But there the fatal error was
made. Leaving the broad track OF gem
enl assertion in which no supporting
evidence was required, they have been
confronted with cold facts which prove
co~nclusiveiy that Mr.. Blaine's vigorous
foreign policy" is no less mythical than
the balance OF his reptued S;atesmaulike
achievements. When, il re!utatiou II
the assumptions of the Blaine organs,
the facts in the McSweency case were
produced, these organs FASTENED TO deny
their authenticity even going to the cx-
tent Of denying that Insolvency. was an
American citizen, in order to defend the
p~usiilanimous course OF sir. Blaine, in
connection with his case. They, them.
selves, sprung tie issue of protecting
Ame.can citizens in foreign countries"
and kcra Is what Daniel insolvency
writes 10 Mi. White, a member OF the
State Board OF Bank Commissioners, at
Santa Cruz, Cal:
CAREow CASsoS HOUSE,, FALcARAoH,l
DONEGAL, August, %, 1851
VIA. +. Whitr, Esq:-MY DEAR SIR:
Your very kind letter OF July 29th is
at hand. In reply to your inquiries, l
would say that every word printed about
my treatment by Dir. Blaine while in
prison IN this country is true. / vas
confined in Dundalk Jail fourteen
months and ten days. Mr.. Blaine was
aware Of my Imprisonment from the hrs
day, Ny wife wrote him. setting forth
my case fully, and informing hin. that Z
was an American citizen and claimed
A::=-icaE protection. His 'iorsiEn pol
icy" then did not appear to be very Wig
orOGs lie not only did nothing To
procure my release, but actually treated
nay wiie's appeal with contempt by re-
fusing to answer her letter. The let
tiers and extracts published by the Ez-
aIEiner ure genuine. You, and all my
friends in California may stake your
honor and reputation on the accuracy Of
every statement made by me in regard
10 my treatment by Lowell, Blaine,
Arthur Il Co. Blaine was responsible
for LOwelI's conduct, and was actually
more in sympathy with the British Gov
nine han Interested in the protection
Of American citizens. Ny kind regard to
all California friends.
Yours very sincerely,
D.. McSwEENEY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Henry Lamb, aged ~, who died in
Fairfax county recently. was tong II re-
sidcnt near Mount Vernon. 70 his dy-
ing day lac asserted that the vault CON
tanning the remains Of Washington had
been violated, aud the skull carried 10
France, whore it was sold to n firm OF
phTcnologiBis. lie said that the desc
Grafton was committed by snilors Of n
French ship anchored in tho Potomac
near Mount Vernon, and that the skull
which was taken awny was replaced by
that Of II negro servant Of Colonel Far.
fnE-
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Henry willard has published in pam
phiet form, . long statement to the
Northern Pacific stockholders, In review
OF his lsbors in behalf OF the company
and in justification of his cGroc-. lie
shows Jow the engineers enormously
underestmstcd the cos, Of construction,
and that by refusal Of the President to
net upon the application Of the company
Tor the appointment Of Commissioners
to inspect the additional finished mile
age in 1882, he caused their banks TO re-
fuse 10 advance any more money, and
their refusal shut all other doors against
them
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To The amIctadI

A surgeon from the Salt Lake Surgical
Institute will be at the principal hotel at
Carlin September Goth, at the De-
pot Hotel, Eiko, September Both, and
at the principal hotel Of Wells, October
LIST, fully prepared to treat all the defor-
mites Of the body and limbs, such as
club feet, hip diseases, spinal weakness,
curvatures, &c &c.
Also all chronic and private diseases
including eye, ear, and catarh. Con-
sultation at Hotel free.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
or TIL
Nevada State University
THE SFNT SCHOOL YEAR or TIE
| JS!' t-s!EI vii, oItu ou
MoNDAy. sEpy&mnrR !. I.~..

"oHHA1' MI s-SbER !. 1874,
At E'ko In TIE Itt.rsry D.rSrrert uadsr tie
charge u rHUr. J.. o.. I,.EISGrOS.
Tho Mining 'uI A]sszy!ag Department.. con.
Quoted ~ .s.....r D.. 3. Dfgr..uG VII Js
or'Hed e." to- s-Hi "sy o. September. Issi.
,, the dDim Of 'ac iar,.ut".t l. ., f.-1!sn
IT, youth uits' sat" vita , ar-t-cIay. ,f..
q! l. 90 tie Lt;,'zIy. Mani o sta ...r,tr. u,-
uar'u',u-z, 49," as;aur.tira. irNl.au r.,, l,.-
'Et 1ai,d to care. v,l alr aaG .a fi.ir-a.,.. .
til tU~i'sT.iy lA'e carefully tl.rur,l .r:
un.a a.! =" II';aTatraH for u,.5 uA, rlv
avail tHcIDs,iy's Of n. s-rst aI~sltsE- n a
e. s.D"'i, who're VII! b, taught ,.g .....tat
tE-l hes ls!..-li,-g Iu,uJyI-I
I'll us.a building g. ,a~rmruau.. o., bd.s
i"' s,uT'"s ia hisht al VEL ElslrrI .,r ,.g
'1..!''tn e lugi...
IN" d.ciTI.u" VII re Grm. Int rra.ticsI.
anA every cor; viii D., matr {. gJarl aud ,4r.
a. 10" Intellectual re-! ul-Eag welfare # these
$50" attend I,,.huu,.
Tho Dvrwi.ury IS pleasantly located. nr,r
TIC iraiu University, aud ample lrn,ls.uu- af-
'ra'a f1E the scrnInm.Ia,irn e Ihr-c who may
tsstro To avail th"nsf,Iy,. II IT. Eayau:ag,r.
and who will bc under the caro- and guardian.
rLip Of oHryfpI snl ,ou.pricut Authority. In.
rooms arc YI,asa..uy AEI comfortably A.
ranged.
ihc IUyil- will T." furnished With board and
pleasant Houa,- Tor as r,r uyGui.
TLe Mining. Engineering aud Assayips De.
paTimrnt. under un ]irrir,tt,pu 81 TrufeF.,r
GisnouN, viii be su"p!irI with every means
sui traTatuB e. 'uLtlo ~. ,tulr.ts To- obtain
4 thorough and I~rHrtIraI iDuUI.dE. I'm.
science Taught. Tho mc,Iods both burned srl
dry Tor I~ssayiHg Dold. Silver. Gonna etc
with practical .lsirHriious In Mir.rsl,,.y and
HIow-i ipiUs. Epp,rtall!as to tie rr.ciyns
metals ale IiYcU.
CJrTsE o. ErUuy.
Tho following branches viii lie :,uer,
H]c'diuf. writing. s]prllIug. word AuaIy-ls.
Grammar. Rhetoric, Eur.isH Literature. Ann.
iDo''e, Algebra. Geometry Trlg,uom.try. Boot.
Keeping. Geography. Gs"l"gy. Mln,r,!asy ..
natural r'yS'o.oGy. PLysip.nay. SIrnt.i AID
Moral IN. ~siOIory. Political Economy. Latin.
Ctc.
Fer further information arply to j.. II. Rand.
EIEo. Nevada.
(E. u. UfE IS. j
tSiBnCll; iH. $. B,Y, Etr,ut
q. ~. H,sp.
by auihoH,, Of mrmDom u rho Hoard. In
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The early efforts Of the Republicans OF
Massachusetts to check the developments
OF the Prohibition movement have given
place to serious approiu nsions. The
movement is wholly distinct from the
Independents, having nothing in COM
mon with IL in motive or direction: bn,
1t promises 10 roll up II heavy vote this
Fall. One Of the singular aspects OF
the canvass ia tho attitude Of the Stall.
warts towards the iuoveincnt. From all
parts Of the State t. to be gathered the
opinion from Stlwart sources That st.
John Is going to get q big Republican
vote.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The present force Of special agents
employed by the General Land Office to
Investigate fraudulent entries Of public
lands and protect actual settlers is rep.
resented to be too small to properly dis
charge that duty, and it is probable that
Commissioner Mcfarland will. in his an
ausl report, recommend Congress 20
make provisions for m special agent Mt
each OF the los land districts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Group, Whooping Cough aud Brop.
chitis Immediately relieved by SLiloh's
Cure For sulo 10y +. L. Muller.

Col Boyle hforms a Chronicle re-.
porter that the Interstate match will
take place. notwithstanding previous 10.
ports to the contrary. Lieutenant, Klein.
Of the California team, IL c]ndcayuriuy 10
get ten sharpEhootcrs who will connc 10
Carson and compete for the bronze ,ro.
ply on the 22d Of this month, IN that
the Nevada team may not DC digap.
pointed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
ID. MGSwEENEY.


In its vicious warfare against the
Democratic patty and its nominee for
President, the New York sun has row
advanced To the point Of interviewing
Mr. Stephen w. Dorsey on his ranch in
New Mexico for the purpose Of obtaining
from him the information that Cleveland
is "A chaTla;Gn whose distinguishing
characteristic Is his impudcnt imbecil-
ity." Mr.. Dorsey, as tire chief OF the
S;ir.route robbers. the organizer Of tine
''sonP'-distlibuting agency in Indiana
in 1880, the partner OF thieves and the
defender Of every form OF political in
fanny, must have q very low opinion Of
an honest, i~ncoruptiblc, duty-loving
Democrat such ~ Grover Cleveland. 1t
has been remarked that Mr.. Cleveland
il largely respected i'll consequence OF
the peculiar character of the enemies he
has made, and 1t is certainly gratifying
to know TINT stephen W. Dorsey holds
prominent place in the list. Now let the
sun interview RObcBon, Bclkunp, Colfax
and Blaine and obtain their views about
the honest New York Governor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The May Lunly mine, ut Mil Greek.
Mono county, has been sold 20 nu Eng.
iiRh company. after nearly two years
talk. The transfer was TO lakc place
Monday, and the Lundy miners and
merchants were TO be paid $50. 900 old
debts. for which the mine has been under
attachment intcly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Roslatratlon Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the time for
the registration 81 The qualified electors
in ElkO Election Precinct for the general
election 10 bc held in the County of
EIko, on The 9Th day Of November. A. ID.
1891, will expire atG O'Clock +. ~. ON
the 10th day OF October, 4. ID. 1881.
u. GnEEs, Registry Agent Of Elko
Election Precinct. Aug. %. 1884. al
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
EQUALIZATION notice.
STATE or NEVADA, !

County Of Eiko. ~
Notice is hereby given Tint the hascsq.
mcnt Roll for 1884, together with the
maps and original lists Tor said year. nrc
now j my olhcc for inspection. aud that
The B"Hrd ~ Commissioners sill meet
on the 10th day Of September, 1881. 40
q Board Of Equalization. and continue
in session from time t. time until and
including the 18th day Of September. A.
d., 1881. ". W. IiouyHs.
Elko. Sept. 2. 1884,. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The US. Senate subcommittee. con-
Sisting Of Senators Dawes, Cameron. of
Wisconsin, aud Morgan, are on their way
TO San Francisco, en- route for the Hound
Valley Indian Reservation, to investi.
gate the troubles existing between the
Indians, and white settlers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
To be Contested 70,
oCTcGER 23, and "a, 1884.
FIRST 4 Y RACES

FIRST RAcE-One Nile and repeat.
Ulnning.-Purse 500.
SECOND RAcE-Halt Mile Dash run
niug.-PUrSe, 500.
TaIED EAcE-Tro;ting. b5st three in
fiyc.-PUrse. SIUO.
FoUHrH RscE-Three-FoUrths Mile
Dash running, ioE Two and Three year
O.ds. Purse SICU.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Notice is hereby given that n horae
rodco will commence at John Yuwcll'g
ranch on iO.miIo creek, OH Saturday
September 81, 1884. All parties inter
ested will be governed accordingly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Several members Of a party of Eng
lish scientists in the Rocky Mountains
had a narrow escape from a fearful
death last Friday, while exploring the
railway tunnell below Kicking Horse
Lake. Part of the tunnel suddenly col
lapsed. preeipitating an immense mass
Of rocksinthe midst OF the party, two
OF whom were slightly wounded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

A man NAMED Coupe has been
visiting his brother at the %lut:er's ranch.
in Kansas, and while there scduccd Li.
niece, q gid Of l2-ycars, which fact he
coming known 10 the father, Ia killed
the sudUcgr, his own brother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

AN0gal Injector free with each bottle
Of Sliloh's Cutarfh Remedy. Price 90
ccnts. For sale by L. +. Muller.