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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25
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At s O'Clock Saturday evening, says the
Reno Journal, Daniel Ma.loy, a miner
from Virginia City, attempted to board a
freight train as it moved out Of the sta
ton and il some way, lost his footing
md was crushed to death under the
cars. he held on and was dragged Tor
some distance in a i~ruitless effort to save
himself. 1t was very dark and the train
went on its way, the men being ignorant
of the terrible accident. Mulloy vas
discovered and picked up soon after the
train passed over him and conveyed to
the sidewalk, and Doctors Wagguner
and Bergman summoned. His left ann
WIS crushed into a shaPeIess mass from
the shoulder down. his right heel cut OF
and several bad cuts about the head and
chest. He regained Consciousness after
being taken 10 the sidewalk, sufficiently
70 give his name and where he was from.
and that he had a wife and two children
Hnd q brother residing in Virginia City.
He was removed to the Hospital where
he died about 10 O'Clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

In the Senate the Chair laid before
the Senate a resolution offered Thurs
day by Morgan directing the Commit G
ON Finance to examine into the causes
OF the recent failures OF National banks
anu other such failures due to the viola
tons and eyasious of Law on the part Of
officers or directors Of banks. Morrell
moved an amendment by substituting
for tie purposes of investigation the
Comptroller OF Currency, for the Fl
nance Committee. Morgan said the
very reason Why he moved to deyolve
the duty on the Committee was because
the Objects appointed to see that TIA
banks complied with the law had not
performed their duty. There was. for
instance. n law agains, the over cer.idca.
ton of checks, which it had become no.
torious was utterly di~srcgdrdod.
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Asf ttssat2BGFaRt & Ward un.
folds says. the New York Sun, ii be-
comslT@Qrs .as{ persons outside the
hrm rnsde a great deal ofmoney out OF
its trppittoqs. and there is reason to
believathat saae 0 them would find it
embarrassing q. explain how they came
by it. TIL precise relation to Grant X
Ward of Mr.. j. II. Work and Nr. W. S.
Warner; is'nof clearly understood, and
j. wosld,le: very Interesting to know
what itsuss Fhcse !oung men have
hsure prominently and uncom-
fortabLS as Hssisnees, and it would be to
their advantage il they would demon
stateH satisfactorily that they know
nothing Of the Scnttling al sea of the
ship whose wreckage on shore they are
looking. aiter With such singular assid-
dlAls a. - aFH-H#
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Miss Emma Nevada, the young
American prima donna, who has recent
ly made n pronounced success in Paris,
Is at present considering an offer from
an American ma-ager to return to this
country next season. II is her wish to
play in America either in opera or in a
concert, and she will probably be seen
in New York during the next Winter
season as the principal member OF a
strong musical organization. 1t is I'M
der stood that the enterprise is financially
fathered by John W. Mickay, the boz
m king.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The bill relating to the forfeiture Of
the Northern Pacific lands, introduced
by Doiph, provides for AL immediate
restoration TO the public domain and TO
the operating public land laws, all that
portion of the grant lying cOntermin.
Gus with its iaain line between wallula
junction and Portland, a distance OF pa
miles. 1t also provides for forfeiture at
the end of five years from the passage OF
the Actall the lands adjacent 10 that por-
ton of the Cascade grant. which shall
then be unbuilt.
Plumb introduced a bill to forfeit the
unearned lands granted the Atlantic <
Pacific Railroad c., to aid in the con-
structiOu Of railroads and Telegraph lines
from the States Of Missouri and Arkau-
sss to the Pacific Coast and restore the
L for sale and settlement.
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Tia $40
Their Moeting ct winnemucca.

''SH hOStinS at mpCCa.
Yesterdays Suger State says: a.
special meeting Of tho Nevada L.iy,
stock Association was held IA the court
O Tuesday according to n]unOunrr.
meat In tins absence OF tue Prcsulcnt.
b. W. CrutchCr, NICe.Prsidcnt Joseph
MHrlcn, OF LJyu.uCk, called the mcrtinl
to order. and presided during its DELHI.
crhtions. The following named mem.
Oers answered at roll call: r.. ID. Sweet.
ser, Sccictnr! J. 4. Hardin, y. II. A.
Mason, proxy: A. W, Riley, Mason
.'oSy. Z. Al. Il. Iiurdiu, n. IL. A. NJ.
roi', u,nry Mllcr, M-gcn proxy Ch,s.
aux, Mn"nn rru.y;J J. IL. Bradley. ".
-. Iodnuntcr, James Farrell. q. Derby.
'Inson proxy; Fred Stuua I, Gcur.o
''drHc.i, a. IL uson, j. Smclacr. e.. ".
~'ic"c"hm, jos. scott, J.. d. Bradley.
Jason lrUNy, Thomas Cane. George ".
CIutu. L. Sweeney. fr,d Muller. j. f..
Boyd Scott proxy; Henry Williams.
Mason proNy; H. j. Pratt, IN. Marker,
j. q. Holloway, James S,oan. AIr
scott "dt" 'sod the meeting, aui poiDud
'ut nae EvW D,,ol,s - be d,rvuI.ron
con pII'NGh- tur IItnb uI SryrI,
5,'cS A., ',iIiDn. nnt the u,c,r.iiy %.
app t"ius mp c,ur' to hook a.ttr the
IurDr'st Cd ihc Association ON the iu. al
the Oregon Sb"r, Line Railroad. o.,
motion OF Mr., Hardin, proper appliSa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

secrctary FrcIinghuysen has sent n
communication 10 the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations ms also 10 the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs in
which he represents that q great deal of
trouble will be created IL the Senate
conours in tho House Chinese bill.
Among other things he says the passage
Of the bill by the Senate will be irritable
to the Chinese Government aud esp c.
tally to the Chinese embassy now here.
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AsPe4csAe weiA says; -Ffis-4s
OF Senator Chanec. Tho Is ia Washing
ton. say that CalHser vas ee of the
greatest .nfh<eH by the failure Of Cant
Z Ward. and tha; be LOT e<sry cent Of
his avSlAts pesoweS Las year he
eonidRs<A 4iIr.<lf scuhneariy IS. ooO.-
600. of which 100000 Vas in Colcra-
do proI=xts, Ehkh hare since greatly
d.precia6dsnd are not now marketable.
A. the time of the marriage of his
hAushS,r NTH .'.Back. GraAi, he had
sIO.0@:H6om cash securities. When
his daecAser psrried he gave her $780,
90 ir-Senaa. These ==-- all put into
the hrh1iGah:I Ward and every dol
lar OF them ia ioSs Chahee himself. in
street tpeealstiens during the past year,
has Iost sIoGQ0o,
A month CO six weeks ago he had half
a million in aShsecurities, and jus; be-
fore hAmaie hislAs: Wit West lie took
this muheS and gave il to his son-in-law
&, Keep tor him durng his absence. 1t
~as not m irvy<saent nor was 1t for
the purpose Of securing any investments.
1t vSs:odnpIy deposited with young
GAness tfu4 hras n atrief absence
OF theaR6Senatox.
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The white Pine News of the 18th says
The Farewell party rendered Mas;e,
StoeHe at Nevada Hall last evening was
one Of the most pleasant events VI
have ever seen in Cherry Greek. Old
and young turned oct 10 do honor to the
prospective General Of the Army and
gave him a mos. hearty send-oa.
George felt proud Of the honor bestowed
vpou him, ami greeted young and old
With becoming courtesy. At nid-:Ssh;
u mise lunch, gotten up by the youL.s
mans lady friends, was served in the
hail ]. vas not until early morn that
the meIry-mAkeH disbanded. ell wish
ing the young nan success in the new
field he Is about 10 enter.
George arrived home Monday evening
and was heartily greeted by his friends.
he will depart for the Eis: next week.
his mother accompanying him to New
York. Master stoekle's success a, Winnie
mueca Is proof conclusive to the youth u
Nevada that there Is no royal road to
fortune but hard work and diligeni APP
plica,ion.
"iionor and fame from no condition. rise.
Act well your part, all the honor lies."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The Ohio delegates to the National
Wool Growers Convention at Chicago,
held a caucus and decided TO present TO
the convention n resolution TO the ef.
feet TINT the wool growers Of the United
States will support no candidate for
National. State or other Offices Of what
ever party unless pledged to tho iiume.
diate restoration Of the tariff Of 1867 on
wool. They set forth hat there are over
100000 wool growers in tho Uuiled
States, controlling 100000 votes,
which they say is n balance OF power.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Al DcnisOn, Texas, Monday night, o.
negro attacked two young giris. A..oe
Hanna, aged 10 yrars, and q daughter 10.
Judge GNDcrt, attempting to uutrag,
:.ent. The gif.s es,.peI, bu, III tuy
struggle, the ivImcr received 10 sy,r.,
gU~A III the forehead, AMI the lat T VA
struck IL tue side Win - Aullv ~l.4uE VIA
prevented IruIu making IL ,cg.uUs y.Iuuui
uy stnhiuS her cOG-et st.ys. COuuUu.u-
has cuur-e up tie street tie william then
attacked u servant gtd, whDse Ncgr..Il-
attracted a policeman. 4 us,l.r u-ue,!
tHc negro being baby brtteu aud va
shot, Notwithstanding which he i,llr,.
the policeman vita - rock AMI cscap a..
Ia LvsGu wss Traced to Ia y!urtONu.
the negro n,IsLOOru Cd, anu u.I,I a.
aIrUrgIe he VA, captured uud carrie.
10 Jail, IA n4ob following. Near mILul2u.
la mob increased and ihi,utuurd l.,
burn the JuII. Tie officer, Jvcau.,
E.hn"ed ana asked Tor u.truu mu.ut,.
ti.nc to set the other prisoner, out. Ia
nitrrn minutes oypir,d, ami u.y u.u,
again clHuoled. Inc oalc l. asked .u.
iurincf time, nut SuddcnIy "a man uu,..,
pushed Ia way UnruISu tIy door. aNe ..
"''Hd. aud appeared U,,prs tA, cc. u,.u
pied by the ,erI,Icd negro. icW u.uv.a
battered the door doA", the negro Wa.
rushed out wItmu s.Sm, q. Va. road nn.,
showed .gum tile elevation. Bv.orc al.
victim reached ,nr ground, Ia, updy w..
nddlsd with yTIcis. llc VAS p,uh
wounded. The authorities. hoN,y,,.
r,chltured him, and ny Is noM secure L..
a. Jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Monroe Gray rents q farm near
Smiths landing Ills. On Friday last,
his landlord, William Ditch, called at
Gray's house. The latter went out to
attend to some stock and on his return
found his wife and Mr.. Ditch snugly 10
Gated together in the same bed, where
upon Gray dreT a pistol and killed them
both as they lay and quietly went and
surrendered himself to the authorities.
No caIds-no dirty divorce suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

An exchange tells how to treat balky
horses, AS follows: Take a good reli-
able horse--a good Puller-and the
balky lie. Put similar harness on the
two attach them together and start them
in opposite directions. Atfrst the balky
horse will allow himself to be dragged
backwards, but soon be will tire OF this,
and commence to pull in good earnest,
and after that he will never refuse to do
his duty.
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70 S LIE.

4 Bisrksm III >hnp fulIy eqmiprci for
- bu-i.ra- 10 alto sjAr NuLty. IN
c"u y itmiu iour mites &c ? It's Iru1d
ia = cscut uWu'rl ~ doing . ~ and prosp r.
ms bHsiH"sS Tut = he la oih, r interests Ia
.'inS"' l. rLti." stiSt tiuu, he L. sinus II
ii'Pp-fug OF his lsChsmith III = sEd too :
her 1T 80 sold al h the shop. I ArIc- 81
30 d lsmi nj = conf" - Ie Iitt,r dveii Z
~ " which h. q reg ~ very reasonable NJ.
%" to . Ca 'usiymor fur pa ticulsrs AZ.
- Gu ~ mice. r. A.dr'sz !. :. k,vb
De. til, lkp 70, SsS,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The recent big nse in Alta is said to
be in consequence of a very marked i'm
provement in the mine and there are
rumors Of a big boom in that stock. It
is also rumored that thee bonanzas
have been lately covered up in Sorcross
by Superintendent Heating and that the
Bonanza crowd are moving to secure
control OF the mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25


Major Bella, in command OF troop F.
smved Saturday iron the scene of the
attempted robbery Of PAymaster Whip
pie in Montana. He found a deserted
shake cabin in the woods near the scene,
and evidences Of recent occupation.
The signs discovered give it the appear
anee Of a regular resort Of highwaymen.
They were new hands, and evidently
towards, as they could have ''held up
heir man without firing a shot, the
place selected being particularly favor
able. The chances are against their
capture, as the scouts failed to find any
trail.
In the attaek, Sergeant Conrad was
killed and two pnvates seriously wound
ed. The mules attached to the amJu-
lance, in which the Paymasier's clerk
and Treasure box were, ran away aud
he thus made his escape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

A compile of Chicago boatmen who en-.
gssed in n prize fight Saturday, OIL a
wharf, were not content to stand up nc.
cording to rules, but clinched aud refus-
ed TO obey the order Of the only referee
TO '1et go" when'the latter also took a
hand In the ganTo audi in the struggle all
three Of the combattants tumbled into
the river in q bunch. The cold water so
chilled their pugnacious nrdor that they
only thought Of believing for help.
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SATURDAY NAY 81, 1854.

For q purpose Of ,l,ttir g ten ,iOJ pelsgr.r.
ID" u" brin' cratic STATE Convention 10 Il bod
dAlNIiS. IAHDiR COUNTY. NEVADA.
10" Tuesday. junr 10. 1854 T. cecI 4 Z rec.
''t'H IN xix Aitcrrat.s 10 n National
D en-. cratic '"ny"nti'n to Ith DIS { hIra o
II =. ihSI. {" nom insie nuditsi,s fnt Pros.
dent and Vic" Pr 'ir pt 81 the a. i,d si,ie..
ana for th' Nomination q Candid g. for
Nj fnh"t - Coultcss. . CRrdIfsi for Justice
OF The supreme Court, Three PRECEDENT I
hl"'iors. sau iur tie election of. Slut Cen.
~ MN io SnI srch olpr. iustrss. A.
Ia , rm before The Conviction.
%" I1sIihr tI,rs u C.tstiy { r vnis fs A.
'hc same 49, nFrirf ~ b i.scI.u sw ~
'.. s's,c, toenI'f with o. PIT t,si. Via
Are !ou q Don. cts,' - VI. trn NJ, or,
lho nominee - thu Democratic Nsiiprsi Con.
w. oU sud ho rsmoc ate STATE CsryruiIrn,
That ~" Ei"ciiou DO ri " each uIs,rLt
shall consis, Of thee t) judges, who shall BE-
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Four miners we're shut up in q driit
-byA cave in the NorambaSo mine.
at Grass Valley. Cal. Saturday. A
Large force Of men Immediately set to
work to rescue then and at last accounts
the dead bodies of Robert Wallace and
IN Lawrence had been recovered.
The search for those of Joseph Hayes
and Coleman CLAppen, the ether two
men. Has continued with all dispatch.
The unfortunate men we're Only about
twenty-five feet from surface, bu; all
probably died the horrible death by
s~uaieation
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

The anxiety in regard to the safety Of
Sergeant Ramsey, the United States Gig.
nal AArvtoe qficer,Sationed ON the sum.
init of Pixies Peak. has been relieved.
a relisf party Of three men scaled the
snow-bound peak. Sergeant Kamsey
had been alone ON the peak for seven
weeks, with no communication with the
outside world. The heavy storms which
had pttpt thespaak had .prostfated the
telegraph and telephone wires. Several
attempts were made TO climb the sum.
nit but the snow was so deep as to OBJ.
hterate oil the trails. and the ascent
could notbemado,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Charles Taylor, Il colorcd brakeman
on the Texas Central Railroad, who has
been conspicuous in the movement TO
secure negroes admission t o iirst-class
coaches, was shot and instantly killed
10y an unknown person. who fired
through the window.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Two boys died aud Eve others we're
not expected TO recover, from the effects
OF eating hemlock, which they mi-took
for parsnip, near uanodsbpg, KY,
Tuesday,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

1t may be safely stated that the Pacific
Coast amendments 20 the Chinese bill
will become a Law before the close Of the
present session ofi Congress. The
SENATE will hardly dare negative the b!I
in view of the very decisive vote by
which it passed the House, Isl to Is.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

James i.OoMry, a bro,ucr g! Mn.
james q. Far. auI AZ OH u.s!trut OF
Ai'a'i.'e, CA., attempted sI.,,de 10y
t"Ai"s L~'udAnumi, - lev Lays 49,, Dut
""a saved by The p.u.4pI 4Iu....s,., .uu
o. a~Huly1es. iru.4 ,pAr u.a...sva
c'use Tie had lv,l ,rry ay.a..,.. .uI
"nG u.d ~igrIour.y ..,.utt,t Li, lie
wISA a pistol.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

George Peters, of Kingston. Ontario,
went home drunk Monday night aud
dropped "a lighted lamp, setting FIR. t,
the house which was soou cuvc.opcd IN
hamcs. Mn. Peters two daughters. a
son and two boarden escaped through
the lire. Peters, two OF his diu ;htcr,,
"nd tnT,e Doap!rr, wuo were drunk IN
their rooms ~ the time, Together with
an Invalid IaIy, were baTued in the
bull mig.
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4 vH"a'y " EA0. >Jaty Of Ne,adA.
'. auG
D' 49, S! IS Summons.
!. II. baADT.
Erirndaut.
t." sat" Of Nevada .rGG greeting. ,. H..
btaIy- IuG arr bsrrby ,unmpnri TO appcar
b.:"so the al my veics In EIn, la the Comfy
VI EEo on the 9Th d9y of Iaiy. lisa. AZ 10
o.ri"cE a. ~. In an Artinu brought against you
10y -a.a pi',ut,H. Jo AaswgI the complaint Of
above named pllinIiG..
sad &c. ipa l. urpush' "a rcSoxer the sum Of
tH'i alleged tn br dSr GA an account for
g"ai,. wa.r- and tSd.c and sr ca.h loaned
a.u d"I'cr "a - q fudiai At his Instance and
r-II"-t aud br biz b-ncaI aud nee by one
iis"rGas SiullB between tho sgth day Of Nar.
is' ar'i 'h- shh day IL Aprl. ISsi. which said
"'eo'u"t wa iu'y Transferred aud -..i.nri to
lhe ri1'uiia- ~ sid uih.iI on the 9TH day OF
Ayul'N~I valuable confederation, or ind--
nett viii g. IIen N:uusl yuu ft the s.id
anIuu'Il, tO.rtAut vita ca-I-DT his sail and
i~"''r.Ht At tu- rate II ~ per u-nI pr auunIn
u"Ii' pad, 4 on iriI 80 ,ppru and an.urr.
1" ih" h~rtI OF any Constable Of aid
CpuntS Gr"ct!ng:
MAO lea -cry.c" and jnr rrizu thrrcoL.
Owen under my hand Ia. stl dAy "a Nay.
1884. @. ,.
Justice Of the Peace of EILu ship.
May ~. l 81 UiLp, Scv. s..
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An elegant $1,000 mongm,n, hasht...
Teen ,Tvc,ei at Gndry, Cab, to Inc
memory II the axe uro.ge ". usILry,
the .ouHder 81 u.nI ;uau.
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1t is asserted On good authority that
the great chttie Kings and butchers,
Miller d Lux Of San Francisco, have
succeeded in making a corner on live
stock, and have The meat market com
pletely at their mercy. Every retail
dealer in San Francisco is forced to buy
his meat of these cattle kings or close
his shop Ira dealer opens a shop with
NEST obtained from any other source
the retail price of beef in every other
stall in the city is cut down so low that
no must sell alta loss or quit business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

Excitement run high at Custer. D..
kota. over recent developments IN tia
discoveries. Assiys made Of The STONE
taken irum several o. the developed
mica mines show an uum eccdcn,el per.
centagc o. cleer tn. Numbers OF East.
ern and English capitalists and eSperr.
are now looking 0y,s tie fed.
The Commissioner Of Onurby county
appointed W. II. Corbelt, the Drwu.y
shcrin u the olirr OF omty Treasurer.
TO ill the vacancy caused by the dcath
Of Mr. Fraser, the officer elected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-25

In the House Saturday, on motion Of
Cassidy, the bill was passed to relieve
the settlers on The Duck Valley Indian
Reservation, Elkp county. Nevada.
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Shortly before 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
says the iicvcillc OF the 2O.h, the Man
haitian mill whistle sounded the dr,tdsui
alarm Of II ]clluiburs; aud ia un instant
the streets were flied with excited poo
pie, who knew q Whist to think for a
moment. Some Thought the mill was
on fire VIII le others feared a clondhurst
AL at once the word came %'Ilcrc Sine
comcsl" and tim nit fell to work ,ncr-
geticnily pUttlng ia the Hood gates which
have been ever ready Tor the rush o!
waters.
Gentlemen who Witnessed the food oa
1t ann down from the summit say /,
was at least four ie,t high and cam,
like an avalanche. But at the sawmiI.
il scattered out and los, its force and by
the time 1t reached Lower Austin il la,
spent it, force ami nad lost IT. power 10
do much harm. hut ~ it was il wa.
quite n stream Of very dirty water and
soon chok d the sewers and spread i,sc,
out over tic street, filling 1t with trash
and h.th.
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ton being made. the Secretary was in
structed { inform the Eastern Oregon
and OWyhee Stock Growers Associations
that they can become members vi the
Nevada Live Stock Association within
20 days from da,e, upon payment OF the
imitation lee and dues. GA motion the
meeting adjourned until 7 O'Clock last
evening.
The meeting was called 10 ord 7 Il, Z
O'Clock. Several applications .Or meIu-
bership were made; uuI, US the bylaws
PROVIDED tor tine d.cuon of new mem
ben "a; the nvxt annual meeting only.
the chair decided THAI no action could be
tEen on them at pr sent. The meeting
the adjourned AMI "a special III v,.ng
Wis called as provided 10y the bylaws
!oE the election OF delegates to represent
the Association 1T the National Stock
Mens Convention, u be held at ST.
Louis mex November. y. II. A. Mason,
L. Ii. l.. Hardin, Il. ". Cruin, William
Dunphy, J. Il. Bradley, Joseph Scotl.
W. Is. IuIAuutyr, Z ". Crutvurr. Il. -.
Gyrnc,, Il. L. Pratt nuI Fed St.ui!er.
"rrc elected unanimously, alter which
the meeting adjourned"
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% de-" IEst.cr., CsuTt of no Township
sHuasy " EA0. >IaIy Of Scyada.
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l. ar igNE ~
PaIuI.H-.
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Marx Moore, liyius xix miles west OF
Wahia%, Miss. GA S~.JuciIy last $40; his
"i.e fatally, and uleu srIsoly assault Il
MS granddaughter, iDtiu.diims her win
Il pistol. He Wa iouIl hanging to a
tee next morning. MOo.s had XII Il
sIN men.
S,lon Peek h.s ju-t completed the
P"rpc'ratIun u. IL general assault IN Lis
Bank Exchange saloon, preparatory to
the opening the political campaign.
VIZ; with papeuug, painting. q new
redwood Ceiling, and otHvr eztrlya,cvs.
the old stand flashes forth like a lair
damscl III u new rel gown.
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A remarkable anu serious accident oc-
Cured ON Dry creek, Washington Tern.
tory. "a iew days ago. Il. Z. " ightmnn
and George Manchester were binding u
wire fence, stretching the wire with n
eaun. From too gseAt tension the wire
part,d and the ends lew abou, the BODIES
OF the n.eu With tremendous 'urc,. cut.
ting both in q shocking 7.
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Primary Election

tie hid by Ne Domoerstie r.riy OF Eno
Couafy on
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A. a meeiirs "fihe THO e uriy D mcc-a,.
&c ,tn'ral , omioi' ." held at Llku. Nevada
Mag TIL. issI, Il va. orIercd tnai
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