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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
sroin d. Co. surxIan.ed.

An attempt TO rob the store # James
Brain N Co, sndd!crs and hurEess
makers. WAS made last night. but with
out Success. The first knowledge of the
fact WAS when Mr.. Brain opened his
p'Ic ri business at til usual hOur this
II" 'nimg, WHEN lac opened the iron doors
seeming the opening between the store
aud the work shop in the Icur and found
secure the same opening hut against the
opposite side Of the wall. An opening
sunA lent tn admit an arm had been
made in the cprucr of the brick wall.
through which the fastcmings ui the door
had been luOs ned. On opening these
doors the burglors faced anoih r pair of
iron doors, also insicucd on tie opposite
side, winch apparently so dishruriened
them that they alEIndpncl their project
nd retired ~ good order from the pre-.
miscs. Some sides OF leather had been
paced to drahem the sound Of the falling
brick. and n Cruw.bar md cliisrl were
lc.t where they hnd been used II was
Discovered today that the bar Ind brun
taken { ON the shop % l.. l.. Morgan,
aud the chiSci rom the Cd Dorsey lir, 9
q ,hics, where it had lone ycoman ser.
vice many years, and bid llcly trans.
Icr.cd it, allegiance to Messgs. Keith &
VI, Adams.
The entrance 10 The shop was effected
10y the removal Of Il large light OF glass,
and ;hr ext 10y the back door. which III,
III. brrd scouudrrls neg Cctcd to close be.
ui Ia III. a hanging ci'ck had been
taken down uId laid ou u bench. but
nothing rlsc about the premises seems
to have brcu diaturird. IL ia suspected
tn / n fire proof s,iu in the store Was
what excited the cupiiity Of tn r)nscals,
but had they got into that 1t would hive
proven u walrr hnul, Tor II contained
nothing Int books and papers Of no
value 10 my but the owner; IN fact. nom
hut u very triIling SUN Of mony Is ever
kept ia The Bnlr 10y the firm.
The b,Glcd burglars probably con.
/ tindcd their westward was by ia, circus
train. TO ply their vocation IN other
! camps along the route. and citizens Of
such camps viii do vel. 10 ko,p Oh guard
for them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
From "Wednesday. p.,ly.,
sALAAerNDl.

Charley Davis started for Zion by lat
evenings train.
Frank Boskov:tz arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
The departures by stage for T~uscarora
this morning were Fred. Reney, Sol.
Lewis and All Lung.
The coinage in the Carson Mint dur
ing July was as follows: Double eagles,
$4,000; dollars. SIS. 1000.
George ". Baker and family came
up from the Ray by the train last even
ing. and departed by the train this
morning for Eureka.
The Chicago correspondent of the Alta
publishes the rumor that d. E. Nectar
thy. OF the Virginia Chronicle. has sold
his Mexican mining property to an Eug.
lish syndicate for something like $500, 90.
J.. G. Crombie. b. L. Tlummer aud
John McCabe, who came here from
Mineral Hill, sunday evening. cUnclud-
ed the business OH which they came anil
started on their return home by the
tram this morning.
Bellevue i hDrsiiel BIZ the discovery
that ChiuNnen have been scraping the
bones OF theis dead cOuntrymen. prep
rLrtory for shipment to China, aud
throwing the refu sc in tbs tuyn ditch.
Several arrests have Leen made.
4 call WAS issued Monday for n prohi-
bitiun 81 tie Convention to meet at LAW
renee, X Insts, September 23l. to noIni-
hate Z ectors and a full Stat ticket. The
qualifications for membership VIII be
those who do not vote for Blaine and
Logan.
Billy Simpson is about to remove with
his family to Winnemuccs.. VIII re he
proposes to engage in u similar business
t. that he pursued here compound Of
furniture aud e!nigrtrt supplies. His
furniture is al BOW ready for shipment
all the family will follow very shortly,
The bullion produet of the falluwirf
mines in JdIy was as fqllc 0'h
Coa slJ,s32; rm6pri.;or Of Ill. Mc.irtrar
| Contention CJINys: q" ArER's HAIR Igor
30. ut preparation for the hA'r.
oJO; Stludnrd L my own experience. Its
1891. The Il OFT. + "S v,e@ %nii !: s sSS
CInPiny shipped Stuff: No, Within my
us on Monday week, !"
weeks run. rstder of the
Of Scottish
The Tim al .sisw nissS Nus, ri. ..
frst-clt,s udthlaAar = IN ME- a. Tiss
mental abortion that hts AYERS ben
sending obscene drop letters tAroush the
postolise here viii probably date its
u.tsiy illusions frome the State Prison in
the near future, as tn, c~hirossaphy of
the filthy minded wretch has been iIenIi-
he'd and other evidence is procurIbIe
suni ,irnt to Insure conviction. 1t GEMS
a pity, however. to impose the company
OF sdch u moral m~OnstrOsity upon COM
mon thieves and nu ,dererS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
From Fridays Daily
AALMAisGSDJ.

Tom. Prior has | a-cd the Bon Ton
uloon at Ke,chum, Wood River.
Up 10 this time the names o! seventy.
6Je yot rs are RI Registered III this prec.nc,.
A ref, shing shower fell here last
evening. and u like visitation Vas you-
ehsafed us again this evening.
J. X. Bradley anl George l,uss u re-
turned by tue train lnst evening lrp:n "a
business trip TO san Francisco.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Mo!lie Torahay, DEBATED
this morning: Thomas Crawford.
Mollie Forshay has just been sentenced
in Tuscnrora To- six moLths in the county
Jail for selling whisky to lndigus.
Frank Hough has just been appointed
Postmaster at Pleasant valley, AMI the
Lamoille mail route vii! De- extended to
that of6ce.
J. b Fitch and W. W. Rogers de
parted for the West by the train this
morning. Ben. goes to the Bay and
Billy TO Carson lily.
Colonel Z. l.. JOY, United States Rail
road Commisioaer. aud party OF iour-
teen persons, passed. through for the
East by the train last evening.
Mrs. Q. W. Hull, whoh ~ been visiting
In Salt Lake C.ty during the p,st thr e
months returned home by the train tai,
morning, aud our discousolaie Poauuas-
ter has nov put oil his weeds.
They have at the Post OGcc News
Stand, just captured the b1s, MGciiage
Spreader OF the Wild West. II Ia, uu
automatic. s~eli-adiuntimE squirt that
knocks ali the pgTsinmon-, su t. sIcna
Drop IN Hnu invc,issate 'rIn,
Our old-timc friend, Lorenzo West.
who enlisted IN tine i}cHcuHet,uc army
several year, ago, became tie harry
father Of Il boy J.by a caIp.c 81 "c,hs
ago, but a. u Ithrs the ILi %. tie ;s.c.
graph travels the Cop ruJf, ihc outer
world is only nov "ppE! ,cd q. ia fat.
T.. rcnrul Hul vic ~sg,gurl by p.t,I."
conveyance this moaning on t.rI, re-
turn u Island MoIutain. o. their Wy
down, a few dtyp ago. ~!nic ar. Pva."d
was in ;he act u. uuliichUnE the team at
Mr. Vests place, t!c hrrS rIu ava!
md succeeded IN chipping ia w1Epu
pretty severely. bu; fortunately di ~
other damn e. The animals ugu y"uHg
and fractions, requiring careful ty.nluhs.
Coles his c!cph tu!-upt the sacred
sooner from Sirm-cus on tAr rtmlrtSr
at HALEY, Idaho, M.Hj,y. IAr cd
S~cnI!awas went on - regular sprrr, G.i.'.
n.c.up.e Of circus h'r,r~, upset a ."t o
the wagons. became bD.,:,Ju', dIr,u.o,u.
iIIr y ace and di,n!iy "i IL" tow amd
tried " pant her It hood nd. Iie b.
brute exhibited NIL the symptoms q! hay.
ins taken an overdose al Bellevue t0a-
bon, Rni was ia due tiIic consigned 4"
the .CirCUS Cooler.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
In Justics Court,

A case az assault and battery alleged
to have been perretrated in the town of
Wells some two weeks ago was tried be-
fore Justice .. l.. Green u.th.s township
this morning. Virgil c. BI.t!ctt, counsel
.ur the dc eultnt han He'd the c.tSu with
such consnmaIc address that the jury
had no difficulty whatever in finding u
verdict OF "a quirthl. 1t il stated by
those in the court .room N ~'lp. ii ne,
that b fore the conclusion OF Bat.
let's eloquent closing address to the
jury. there was moi II dry eye between
the north Gust corner Of the Judg : desk
and the hcart.css hinges Of tn Treas
urer's safe in the room below,
The principal allegation set forth ir
the complaint was. tiHt the sailed and
battered pDrsou-who has IA holy horror
for n "plue" cye-was in dread lest the
lie endant should make an ass lult upon
his the plain iFs-precious optics, but
completely tore mp these grounds o! cum-
rlaint 10y test yims that lac ''yns not Won
pit %nfrait.' AMI rs the defend tut wUuld
scarcely make n rtm-rul for the p.rin-
till. the jury evidently accepted the
declaration as strictly true.
1t was rather II comical case to all, tx.
ccpt perhaps, to those who have to foo,
the bill OF costs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

John f. Bryant, the newly appointed
United States Marshal OF Georgia, L.
h,ldin such low estimation by thoss who
know him, irrespective Of party afiliia.
tons, that he is unable to procure the
necessary 100000 bond to entitle him to.
hold the oase. II the law required that
these public f~unctionaries should be
elect d by the voters OF the respective
districts, instead of being Oppointed AZ
n reward for partisan services. no matter
what the nature of such services, the po-
litical bummers and scallnwags who ill
SO many Of these fat positions, would
quickly retire from public life and sink
t. the lower levels, whers they naturally
belong.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
PRoo>rE COURT 0Jsl iEsa.

In the Ii>;ri,t Eua At M"ulny the
.ol"NlHg lbs u,a, WI 'rau.avicd:
Ia Ia" matte: Of the state OF John
Cain dec n.ud-prit.nn to -cll prnpc ~.
Hearing &" sane prs;poU Il until : .tur-
Lay, August st..
Et.tr 81 A. v. GrIucy deceased -
ptt,inn uf W. I. Smith for ~lrttr0s OF
81, !miui.,uiinI-P t,tiunrr allowed I,
NE ali ,,vi; 'or routinr mGc % hrtriu,
- ,njIavit aud motion for con, nuanrr
hlcl-O der CONT nj = same until Sep
trnrssT IS b. ai-n, ordered that eau T. h,
sL"Hn why an ud,r L~rltiu'urc maze
ar Lii,rs a. udm.ni5tr, ton isyur la
Jane Wright, lc mot revoked. Ex,pp,
liun Icy contestant.
Adi"ur 81 unit August 9th.
Estate ~ Dnr Murphy: II was deer, 4
md ndiulsrd thnt dur aud c-rl notice
20 IL" c-r.ii0-s a. sIil Dan Nusphv
.lr rlsri. ms teen given. IA t t.r son
i, si,hi hcl - record AMI that this
lrcyec lie ,n!crcl ia the minutes OF the
Cou l.
rs'a,r o. John Cain: Orl"rcl trat all
the rc'snn i poprrty bel III ling TO snil
estate h. = ~ nt pr.vH'" sale.
II. II. p.thmcr. n subject Of EuTornr
william @ Germany. took the oath ~
.tt..;.. ., 49,. Ir,s..l 81, r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The street parade OF Coles circus at
IN u'c.ock this morning WAS u irulS grand
spectacle; Tao g,iiy tapnri ,Unrd horses.
cLmCls ANA civpm,nts, ti. numerous
cages of Wild bcus's open 10 view. the
music Of the Use hIIUs drawn IN ulnbu.
rt,ly decorated ch"rIUts, and the steam
culli"pc, produced II scene long to bo tie
mcmlrrrd 10y those who were fortunate
cnough 10 witness the pageant. and is an
earnest Of wlrnt may be expected within
tho canvass this afternoon ana evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
Til, LIrzlo ur dizzy Co.'S.

A III is,ug dispatch of August 9th
says: The twenty-five men who were
nrrr ted for robbery aud assam { on La.
zic BRADLEY three weeks ago had II hear
ius today. aud all hUt riN were rci,m cd,
tir c,iirurc mo, being sui 'icut to huu
Tn. ~. %IiiliOii. Penn. GJImrs. M,Ctli>.
ter. Ousun nud VI rry were committed
T. i'll for trid Alex. Brown. the pm.
,ipal witness. could not br found to-day,
II IL thought 10y the police That he Inns
been s,irt.d away hy friends oi the
p / oncyy, ns he u ricd or tho city cnry
this morn,rg to attend the bearing, Mss
Brld.cy has nearly receiver j.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17


James Grant. formerly of tins place.
arrived here from Taylor Miuing Dis.
trict, White Pine county. yesterday,
coming by the way Of IInni ton and
Eureka. Mr.. Grant went f,om Cherry
Greek 10 Taylor a number Of months
ngo. where he has siuco hccn engaged in
mining, aud Ia which place he will re-
tnrn in n couple OF weeks, his present
trip being made 10 visit his family rc+id-
ing here. lie describes Taylor as n
thriving camp. the principal mine IN
which Is the Monitor, from which n first.
class tcn.stGpp mill reduces sixtcc" tons
of ore per day, yielding m average Of
$50 TO 500 per ton. The lead h ofthc
''blnrket" variety, in n limestone forum.
ton, and az usual under such cpulit-
ions, yields chloride ore and Of n gencr.
ALLY hilb grade.
There are other good mines in the
district. but the Monitor IL now taking
precedence over oil others.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Mrlic Enrsh,y let this morning FOR
Elko 10 ni,ilr Zoe the next six months NJ
sheriff Tnbcr's seminary for young 1t
dies. says the Tincs.lIuvi ". ii will
now Ice IN order Tor the excessive ely
humane people of III comfy seat Ia
protest against Mo.lic bring subjected e.
the evil assOC;ntion' and immoral in.
l~lucnccs Of n puhlic jill, md to demand
Tat n private residence somewhere rear
the Church he provil 4 for her du:ius
her s]piDurn down there.
=. S. Sears anil wife took n trip 10
iiulliou ly private conveyance this ~.
tcrnnon. aud will return tomorrow eve.
ming. They couldn't rtty away FROM
the circus n. il is arranged that Samuel
shtlI act rs pr ncipd ring master which
position IL awarded To- him on nccount
81 the mnslcriy manner IN which hc per.
formed tho dn,ics NJ Mnr.hrl on the
Fourth.
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From Monla:'. Daily.
HALMAGCNbI.

Oae very pleasant ette.t Of the pres
ent cool San isri il that the Ia lies have
oeen able to Keep their powder dry.
Ar.ved 10y stag from Tus,LrVra last
evening: ID. Whitehead, $. Lewis. De-
parted this morning: J. +. Francis,
A Philadelphia youth who got nc
lu'lnted With - girl WIN is drcud.ully
'-d U! lemonade. calls her his sour
Ash.
The Wet bound Express was three
LOurs late yesterday uiOrains aud thrve
ionTs SAKE mas InUTa.ns. bat the cause of
Sie delay Ne did MOI u~>cr!tlin.
The shower Of yesterday afternoon
a. the du I and cooked the atmosphere
To II All extent NJ - nlu1v this a IT.
nmkHbly pleasant day.
The circus has pitched its tents On the
L'aenIi grounds nc.Is the river, which
IA great improvement on the lCca.ion
'et"pi,I ny itoJinson Last Y, ar.
Hon, George ". Cissi ~ wa a pas
cnsrrior tie West yesterday morning.
l. let MH. C-ssiIy. who il in po,r
I'a til, Ut WHIT Lie SPRING.. VI.ginit.
Mr. AMI Mr5. S. ). Sears returned last
e'' ming irUm Bullion. refreshed and i'll
'iSo.a'rI by their tiying "Trip to bunker
I'LL, the principal muuL.t.lia oi Rail.oa
District,
This morning at an enily hour teams
urSIn Il arrive .ruiu the country, filed
S,tn mrH, wJ.u,n AMI ca,ldrcu, all any
ions To take III the al. FACTIONS Of Coles
mammoth shows.
One Of our c%"mpositnrs viii not he
permitted to - To- the circus to-day as Il
punishment or the S~rirvous error COM
.miitrd al failing 10 correct au error in
thc pc,ui III Saturday n issue.
NJ. 10 the poor Indian, his scquaw
ana h.s oppose, all healed with the re-
In!s.;r uu.h.t-,c me on hand, ready
"nI ANXIOUS t, view the various novel
ucs O. Tie ''.Iursu iaudgugo."
<"'' - ""'"' % Pe''"HH" were enter
' '"' P''''E Oh tue "d"'"'i"t
' ''""7 VIII S''''''""S oi
'"""'' "''" ."'''' "Nd instrumental the
"'''"i'''''' '"'''''A"' M3a, pf"sir'
i"'''"''S ~ '"' piano
Tie circh' which was 10 arrive have
'9T'Tr. ana ''SAmpsom' Is e~I.yriupcd il
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The journal says that news reached
Reno Thu.slny night that Judge l~Itrris.
Superior Judge OF Modoc county, u lew
days ago, Ia IL drunken spree, murdered
u prominent Ct zen oi that county
nam.d Gosh. The report saws that
Harris cut his victims throat from cur
TO tar.
Courier, 9th: The Bella, nt mine con.
tinu,s to look well, and the company's
min Is running nicely. The ch.uriua-
tons average 20 per cent. Tuis beats
al previous work, ard is by iur the best
result yet obtained IN this portion OF Ne.
yudn.
Colonel G. g. Thomas has recciv,d
The consent Of tbs authorities in chursc
10 take 10 the New Orleans Exposition
thht part OF the Safe cabinet when cuu.
mlrs the representa- ores oi Nevada.
-
Prtchtrl, the murderer OF officer ~.
uouds at Gold Hill some years ago.,
while being conducted to the State Prison
Iung,on for insubordinniion, n lew days
ego. made q mnrdcrous assault win
snifc upon Captain Fnrnhnm. lie was
li,nrmrd, however, before doing serious
injury.
An attempt was MISC made recently,
by several of the most desperate Grim.
nails, to gain their liberty. The matter
has been kept quiet, hut IL came very
neal being n serious nnuir. The con.
victs gained entrance to the nrmory, but
the guard in charge, naincd Piper, held
tie gun.rtck aud save an alarm, though
threatened with death.
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To School Tru tscs and Toach-

To School Tru tscS and Toach-
or.
School Trustees AMI teachers are re-
qnest"d to br prompt in forwarding lac
rrPorts required 10y iaw ON the first Iuy
q September, ~ my numu,l report T."
Abe State Superintendent OF Tu, die In
struction is made from these reports, ana
Shc law rcqpirrs thit my npUIt he mnd,
on or before the 18th Of September. /,
il Therefore necessary chat the reports o.
Trustees sul teachers br made promptly,
in order that there he no delay in the
annual report q. W. GEOvLn,
Co. SuIt. Of Schools.
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RJTICs To COlTRiCTtR'.

Sealed ttorosila 81 rnrftrrctinf s'onc
sbutnrnta A. e. iTpo- r ittru hr hg" ~
TIE Humboldt tiv'f iu c.otd rec " ~ . eel.
%hoations on nir H. INV uIlTr, viii ho '.criv =
mp 10 And inrluN . S"pirmtoi ~ iNs'. ~ W
&C och A. v. r " Hnhid rose W tn iight to
rel 81 any and N lids.
81 ord 7 % the hoard Of on ~ ca i,iis.
slohrr., W. ". KodFna, Cyut ~ Cl ~,
Va. Aug. 81, ibst.
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The following Is "a let az letters re-
mining in the p%nEtullcr Mt EIko
August .. 1884
Ainns, wiIlirin lInalcy, Daniel.
%lIninrs, Mrs Alh"r'. NlchulS. Irn.
Postmaster. Modem Post NJ tstrr. Osino.
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised.
q. W.llULL, L. NJ.
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Miss Gardner, vho was obliged to
leave her school IT Railroad district last
Psdhy, on account OF sickness, has re-
! gained her accu toned heath anil re
tusnel by sttsc this mJ:uins to resume
teaching,
Tae "gs'esii i've po.iticll CAMPAIGN OF
the Eau nsd AuiSat is SLOW in opening.
So fur the only aggressive ieatu.e has
heen n miserable cAiumny against the
Democratic cIuIiIIte. Like most ven-
emois thil g, hpwJyer, it carried with i;
it, w uutiiUt,.
1t is reported that John Woodward
waS killed near Wrbber Lake u day or
two ago, by James O'Nrii. Woodward was
extensively Engaged in the dairy bust.
ness and is spoken OF III high terms by
those who knew him,
Phillip Clark, of Genoa, who has been
lying sick at the Lake House for some
two months died this morning at
. o'clock. lie had been suffering n long
time with canc T in the stomach. lie
leaves a wi e and three Children.
Three children on q farm neal South
Percy, Ohio, named Robert Wood, Louis
d. Wood and Kate Shaw, all under ten
! ycarA OF nge, were burned to death in n
htsn, having gone there TO smoke, and
in 80 doing set the building on fire.
Reno Journal: A boy II or II years
Of age was iuUnd on the streets Monday
morning no w..s thought to be- in n dying
condition. D., Waggomer had hin con-
vey. d to the Codnty hospital. and upon
Humiliation found him t. b. suff, ring
r IN. inflammation o: the bowels. Ills
re,.., considered doubtful.
On Saturday ..rins the thunder storm
a fear u. cap S note the air just over the
V & shops. Carson, demolished sever
III telegraph poles, uttered the telegraph
Office Of the road and Knocked one OF
the instruments in piec =. When the
~clertr.c fluid rune la il caused n scatter
ing of the inmates OF the room, who
Thought the building WAS coming down.
1t will be noticed, says the Reno Gu
zctic, that the State Board o! ExImin.
ers continue to count the money which
the Stale owes, and never Intends tu
pay, among its assets. Should this
method obtain foo Ing among individu-
ais. th.s scribe, ~ well us several other
Nevada newspaper reporters, could make
II pretty good showing OH the assessment
roll.
Tn, residence of Hon. C. Ii. E. Htr-
din, at his ranch OH King river i'll the
no.thern part OF Humboldt, was burned
to the ground sunday night. Tie fire
was discovered in the upp r story OF
the building, but was under such head
way that 1t could not be controlled. Al.
most everything in the building, which
was new, including II valuable library.
was destroyed. The loss is between S4,.
900 aId $1,000.
A party consisting Of J. ". Dorse,
and wife, 7. @. Jcssup aud wi c, Mis-,
Lizzie Dorsey, Fred Rcinbart and l..
OsiFeicher, struck ont ut an early hour
tnis morning for Dorsey creek, about
thirty miles out OF the THscarura road.
Fac jolly crowd were slowed away ia Il
couple D. wagons along with II lot u
loaded jnSs, hampers, ETC., and gray,
fears ARE entertained here hat not u
ION of II sea-cooS Of n fish wiI he LETT e.
rgit 10 the waters OF the aforesaid
stream.
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EuIICn HecoiNad

The stag from Tuscnrora, Tuesday
night brought down five bars OF Navajo
bullion, weighing $50 pounds, the assay
value OF which WAS $40, G95. 81. 1t was
forwarded through Wells, Fargo Il Co,
to the bank OF Cali oInia by the train
this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

II. G.. Hiuclliy, late OF sLu Frnncisco
says the Battle Myuntin Messenger, /
building II handsome housc about tire
quarters OF a mile west Of ID Uwuw,
station, ON the biz ranch Of Gsnyson a
Benson. in which hfm he is now a pait
nrr. 1t will be a really elegant home,
the house alone, costing over $1,000.
MIR. Hinck.cy recently married Miss
Mamie Gmyson, M her father presented
the young couple vita a fourth OF tn,
ranch and range.
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The rH,carora T.mcs-I.cvirw says;
An individual wlrp had u friend Who had
"scasiu" I, transact a IiSIr uu ines, IN
'hr P'iec COurt this AFTERNOON, came
Itin Ito Ii. L, office aud oil red tlIr
JGm:ur hal; IL dollar to keep tue matter
u..i II tie paper. lie WIS informed
tnu ihi' Mas ala i~ucuuupt.b.c journal
"md tiri' 1t could never, uni ANY cir.
cu.ns.uIhr =, be b.incd to swcrvc irunu it,
IN" %. pIDilc dUtS or icss than u dollar
and = I'D. TINS benz considerably ia
excess q. the mrnd!,itc rates in u ait,
The would b. mcsotLttor departed i'll Iii.
gust,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

That hacking cough can be 50 quickly
"urel by shiioh's Cure. We guarantee
Sold by F. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
HaRRiEr.

BIrduurS-lu l. ko, August IL. 1884.
Lew. Lc ggrc, and Miss \ lie hcrg.
gen, both OF JtoSIMc, Eureka Co.,
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Times-Re,iew: Tobe, the mountain
eer, yentured out Of Farmer S~hoecrait's
hny field without a compass the other
day and got lost in the meadow mazes OF
Independence Valley. He was Sent
with a moving machine to cut some
grass in a FIELD about a quarter OF q mile
distant from the house, but losing his
bearings, he wand red of u the Beard
brothers meadow and had cut a couple
Of acres before the searching party. sent
out from Shoecra.ts found him. The
farmer says h. will never trust him
again outside OF his enclo iures, without
II guide-boarI on his back.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

The train from the l. st this morning
WAS 'hrsc ana ~ Ii III huu,s late, owing
t" detention Um the ID. h Il. q ruad.
J. &. Srunh', G ntrIl pariHc f.,islt
agent WAS "A passenger 10y the Late tr,in.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17

Werner X Co, this morning received
two carloads OF suli aid one OF lu.nUrr
or Tu,carurn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-17
Born.

HEsr-At the Copc,rold ranch, July n,
1854. to the wife Of L0rcnzJ West, u
son.