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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
Fine Beyk Sbiye.S.

Some three years ago Mr.. Knopf o!
Wells. inaugerated a scheme for the i'm
provement of this stock OF hogs in that
vicinity by Importing from the east n
pair Of pure Berkshire pigs. From this
has resulted Tho breeding OF first-class
swins by numerous farmers OF Clover
Valley. among whom are Messrs. Steele,
Wiscman, Honeyman. Turtle and others,
and the result Is that those who have
experimental in the matter arc con-
WINGED that IL is much more pleasant
and profitable 10 raise first class stock
than 1. Is TO be both red with the thin
siab-ided ssge-brush diggers so often
found on ranches in this county.
As An evidence Of what can be accom-
plishs With this beed Of hogs, Mr. Tut.
tie recently slaughtered two, one n two.
year old and the other one-year old, and
to the astonishment Of all, the frat
weighed 47S;pounds and the other 800
pounds, and at the usual price. ton cents
per pound, would bring him $3.50 and
$500. respectively, provided he
wished 10 sell them. We arc grstifed
to notice thu. there is o tend ncy TO the
Improvement Of oil kinds OF stock, md
We are confident that farmers will be
amply rewarded for oil expenditures in
that dircctiur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
Il Railroad Nan.

As will be seen by the following dis
patch 70 the San Francisco Chronicl",
William Tecumseh is convinced, no
doubt by ''so.id" argument, that the
down-troddcn and much abused rail-
roads on the Pacific Coast are entitled
TO the sympathy Of th. Government. un-
DIR whose fostering care tn y should be
placed. without reference TO the int rests
Of the people, the masses for whose b n
eft Governments IRE institut d and
maintained. But hear what this apos-
tie for the magnstcs has 70 say {:
In an int -rview r. GENTLY published in
St. Louis. Gen. Wa T. sh rman. in
speaking OF railroads. generally, 10 cred.
it'd with saying that soIne railroads,
notably the Southern Pacific, have been
badly trcst.d. They are, as civilizers,
simply invaluable. The Government
could have afforded TO build them and
give away miles on either side 10 both.
Huntington is really entitled 70 a land
grant. H. is endeaVoripg TO secure II.
II is unfair 10 cali IL n steal. The rail.
roads across the West have put the Ind
ian question in a mnnag able shape.
There could now be no outbreak which
could NOT be quelled before IL had time
or opportunity 70 spread. Arizona,
without the railroad, would not be worth
q nickel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
o. HIGHwAIs:

To the Foreman Of the Grand Jury,
your committee on Highways nave to re-
PIr. that they found the streets in the
town Of Elko. III as good condition as
usual at this season of the year, except
where the ditch crosses Pine street near
the Church and weere said ditch crosses
Seventh street just south Of its intersec-
ton with Pine street. As there are no
bridges at the above mentioned point
and as the said ditch was dug by order
of the County, We reoomm nd that tn.
county commissioners have bridges cree
ted over said ditch at the points above
mentioned
D. J. JOHNSON.
S. Nc MULLEN.
A. A. ROSE,
A. GERBER,
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Ste Body Recovered

A New York special announces the
alleged recovery Of the body of A. 7.
Stewart. Thedispatch states that Judge
Hilton realized the danger he had incur
red when he refused TO negotiate for the
recovery Of The body through the attempt
made TO steal his own seven-year-old
boy. The attempt was frustrated. Then.
came an anonymous letter saying, You
were in time last night. Tho next time
You will be too late" Hilton In n
yielded TO Mrs. St views OF the
case and n: gOtiations we're rcopcned.
At last the sum OF $4,000 was fixed
upon. The thieves insisting upon getting
the money in their hands before deliver
ing the body. The place elected for its
delivery was a small bare hill in West
chester county, commanding approach 5
from every SIDE, The directions 10
Judge Hilton ran virtually thus 1--WE
will be there at 4 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing with the body. You send one man
unnrned on foot with $500 for US.
When he has eiSCh as the non we
will leave him in ptsIssion OF tho
body" The programme was carried
out. The money was paid and the body
T. lowered. While the negotiations were
pending the villains proved their identity
by sending to judge Hilton n piece Of
psP,r exactly the tize and shape o. q
piece Of zig rag cloth they cut from the
lining Of the coffin they had left behind
them in StswSrt's vault.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
a chaptor Of Horrors.

So far. III year 1854 has presented An
unusual number q ealsniies BY ere and
nood. the record for the past uek being
especially burdened with horrors.
The fearful bo,oeust a, Bclleville. Ills,
where some thirty women were.eonsumed
in the flames Of . burning convent; the
burning Of the Courthouse and Jail at
~JsrsySlie. No. =bsre toG= prisoners
persisted: the d strue6on by dr OF tn
Jail at Columbus. Ohio: the coaaagra-
ton at Saltwater. Mimi. by which a
large number Of buildings in the State
Prison yards we're destroy d. also the
immense building Of the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company. owned princi-
pally by Senator Sibin. mourning = loss
OF <l0O. 90: the destruction b. FIRE Of
the M=adulls, Ohio, Opera HOu~e; tn
Tabor Grand Opera House AZ Denver;
the Park Tn, alter at Ci-yslanl, Ohio:
the almost eo;nplet. destruction by fire
Of the town OF Bird. T Ias: the burn
AA6 ~ ~ hNSsbbi. S0-AA $500 -
l93, Carsty street. New YORK. incunng
a loss of nearly n million U! dollars: the
d struction by high tides OF s;Or,s, bath
houses, dwellings, &c, at Atlantic City,
y. J.; the great tidal wave a, Con Y Is
lAnd which destroyed prop rty in the
! vicinity Of Brighton Bach to tn amount
of b tween 500. 900 and 81. 900. 900, and
the burning Of the Female College at
Columbus, Georgia, forms q chapt-r of
horrors scarcely ever equaled IN any
previous weeks history since the !orma-
ton Of this Government and which We
truly hope may never b. equal i IL iu-
ture. To add TO this record ve havs be-
fore Us an account Of a fearful tragedy a,
Abilene, Texas. OF Tu sdsy evening,
when In an encounter in a saloon. Frank
Collins, an Alderman. was shot -four
times and will probably d;e;Zeno Hemp
hill. a gambler. had six built holes in
his body. one OF which passed through
his heart, and Dsputy Marshal W. Col.
lins was sho; through the b.eas; and
died IN half an hour.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
.CARD.

To the citizens Of the town Of Eko
and vicinity. ! return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage I have received
from them during the ten years in which
I have bCen in busin Is ler..
have no Nv u paTturb TO make as
I started ia With tn. elimination to do
night. Ihaye acted upon that principal
and shall eovtiaae 70 be governed by
that motto il al fG;as- dealings with my
customers.
1 WI sell for cash. First Class
Groc ries a; - Low PRICES as they eau
&c bought Cor in Exc county.
II. CHAsE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
Condensed Tieie6runlS.

The will Of Charles Mclaughlin, who
was killed by Cox, Was fled to-day for
probate. Il shows the estate To lie worth
100000, and personal prof., rty val
ued at SSH, 7JO. The personal prop. rty
Is left 10 the widow. who Is appointed
~e1ecptrx.
Five roughs tisd to capture ;hc town
of Downey, Cal, last wick. They
started in IN the propr, tor Of the en-
trail Hotel, AMI knOCk,d him down once
or twice, when the hotel man got mad,
and. after breaking a chair over the
head OF the leader of the roushs, pu,
them to flight.
In response 70 tn question as to the
innocence Of Cox, the slayer OF Charles.
Mclaughlin, Distrc, Attorney Sullivan
stated on wednesday. that tn, Grand
Jury would probably inhIct Cox for mur-
der. He added: "whcther n july can
be found to convict him, " hard 70 I II:
but l IL not say any more. bscnus, if
he ~ indicted. Ill have to Try and con-
Wet him"
An officer OF the American Navy is re-
ported 1T DUNDEE, Scotland, wher. he
proposes chartering n whaling steamer to
engage in a search for the Greeley Arctic
explorers. 1t is expected that Captain
Adams, the Arctic sIplor-r. will b. Gp.
pointed to command the expedition.
A telegram dated the 9Th, from New
York, = m accil.nt to DR.. II.
p. wakclee, Of that city, stating that he
fell on broadway, rec living a conclusion
Of the brain, causing death. Deceased
Was a pioneer, and sInassed a fortune in
the drug busin. SIS. He was sixty y,nrs
Of age, end leaves a wife and daughter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
Notice of Dissolution.

The coPahnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm
name Of Burton &Uolm, proprietors Of
the Occidental Saloon. Wells. Nevada, IL
his day dissolved by mutual consent.
EPeter Holm r~etircs from the business
which will he carried on in future nj the
same place by Charles Burton who ns-
sumes the indebtedness Of the firm.
All persons knowing themselves TO 10
indebted 10 the firm Of Burton & Holm
are respectfully requested to call n, the
occidental Saloon and s,ttlc with c.
Burton who il authorised 10 collect md
receipt for the same
CHARLEs BURros.
ne, PSIIn Holm.
Wells, Dec. 10. 1899.
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Clara Belle, the spicy correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. In speak.
ing Of ladies' sSpis,iyss says tina. abe
was shocked to hear q fair. delicate por.
eelaiu-looking girl cIolaim, "Goddel-
MIGHTY when some n stepped on her
train. On Anothsr occasion a young
lady With 8 pale, rspt, angelic cort Of
face while enjoying her Turkish bath
stepped on . wet marble slab. her feet
dew from under her and she measured
her length on the smooth stone. With
the readiness OF the force Of habit she
sIoisimsd. nHcllity-aevlty-cuss,dy.
dsUn!' and yet Clara D. .ssys Il did
not sound profans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
II 8

Having determined 70 rrDOve to Oak
land, Cal. ! Offer for sale my dwelling
and lodging house Of iI roOna. adjoin-
ing the Gem Restaurant, At q sacrifice.
The rooms are all well furnished and
will be sold with or without the iurni-
ture. To any one who wishes to pur-
chase such property for cash. j am
prepared to Offer such inducements a.
will be Acceptable to the buyer.
Call on or address.
Mrs. l.. TERlI. Elko. New.
Ian lin ri.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tie oop1rturrs'iP g rrg re- "ri, u : b..
So cen IN, under : I~i. uud rye MIN and
s'ylr Of Se q & HpaE ~ Lls 10y b IN d.
-ol'-i by mutH.l NJ -. Nr C.Lb u
Ian retire tr IN ~ bE ia. S!ieh Nil be-
carried on by N I'M iuigt n sub .. OF the
.rm. tn nd btrir~r. fLAe 'ru vi b.,s
.nm.l by the = nsiniAs ~ fa:r;-. A. th-r
will col ect A. "a A. pf-uairy III to tn . firm.
Dat Il II ~iiallrc4. EiEp ,ouity. p-csnbrr
IS, Is>J.
Jon T BOYD, Wa. Wits.
JOsLFd >CJrr. C,LiuK u1SE
SCTIC.
Tn rnic-s got - -sD-. 20 to firm n
Sco'' \ 81 ." u. |rr rs i-ta c.psr,.
ne sip, mi =. Icon iH'., IA, hus,s ss und ?
IA arm a,u,a 0;S as'tEg,
Hu.ec., 40 60. Nev. December 2hh.
1855.
ions 7. Bonn. VIZ. VILLA
jorrr" S-orT.
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oS BUILDINGS.

To the Foreman Of the Grand jury for
the January term OF Court Of the
Fouita Judicial District for Elko Coun-
ty.
We. your Committee beg leave to re-
port: We have examined the various
buildings. We fnl tn, Hospital heal
and patients comfortable. We find the
building now used for that purpose too
small and unsuitable, and would respect
fully recommend that a larger and more
suitIbie building be procured. We
would also recommend that the rear win
dows of the Jail be made more Sc
cure, as in their present condition there
is nothing to prevent persons from the
outside passing in implements 10 enable
prisoners to make their escape. We
would also recommend that the frt
room and first cell Of the old Jail be ft d
up rs & place to eonhne female prisoners,
as there is no suitable place for that
purpos'. We also find the County
Records and books 10 be in q yrry IN
safe and dangerous place. aud deem II
Of vital Importance that q safer place be
prepared for their roc. Ption, and would
therefore recommend that the County
Commissioners prepare such a place as
o rs possible. tSigned)
G. II. HALE.
Tnos. SHoRr.
J. 4. STEELE.
MTHoS PIXLEY.
z. T.. CARPILuI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

The gravity OF a Justice Court il ocea-
AouaHy disturbed very seriously by the
reply of some witness undergoing the
fortune Of = rigd cross-eInminstion.
"Mr. Wifi" midA Harrisburg lnwyer
70 . witness in Inc boz, 'Tt the time
these papers were executed you wer.
speeulating, were you MOTH" '.Yes. sir
"You we're In otf" ~ Was" And
what are Iou in now7"A "In bankrupt
ey," was the solemn reply.
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SDeciUL Notice.

Having d stemined to retire from bus
iness. we her,by give notice that from
md after this date We will sell At Cosr
for cash our entire stock. consisting
Of Groceries. Provisions, Hardware.
Queenswnre, Glassware &c. &c. Those
who desire to lay in supplies at reduced
prices will find our stock all frst-clAss.
selected especially for this market.
HENLEY i MILLER.
Elko, Jan, 5, 1854
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REDEMPTION OF EtK0 COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.

Thsre being the 'um Of tsGi.n In the JAR
i Nod mti Il fnEd Of thu County Of Ihn
pOtics IL h'rcby given that In . o. ancs with
al Ct entitled ''Au Act L. AuthuFtE The
county 81 klkl' TO contract . debt. and IssTs,
brnd- Tor the construction Of = I Ou.ty J,is
approved NAr,h :. 1873; p Alsd prpt.o.aIs xi,I
be eceiNei 10y the AZ my once In tiko, Nova.
ID. up 10 stN O'clock ?. ~. ON the ~ b dsy Of
February. Is !. Tor the re- smuiiop OF bonds
issa'd ia ur.uHne- OF said Law. which Gid
ptoPo.Lls vi J be pend by me Ia the aid
Z uu Of Lhk II ny UtdC", on the Igth day OF
r. LTaary. 1881 All proposals. muAt he s6hd
amt = Hdprs"d "rToI osIis or the ptiou
OF ElEo County jail BOn's." and must bs ac
c'nI ant q ~iiL the tOuds pruI o~-d ~ he ,ur-
rem esi t"g'iber with all { cir respective
coupons q ut vet Gur.
80 bid wll lie entertain ed that dos not
strictly comply with Ihe-e in-tnIs toes.
JAMES CLAIR.
C,un'y Treasurer.
EIko. Nevada. Jan. II. IssI.
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ScIW- Beer .iGpRcU,

D'Wttt- btFF .cHCD.
Msss. l. cShaTt i fTv-!ich have
jus; received Huoth T car load OF the
justly renowned Milwaukee Sch'itz Er-
port Beer which Is ;aT superior 10 beer
b,tt!ed for home consultation. This
makes the third car loAl received Ly
the above firm du.ing tie last three
months, which proves con,;usiyely thu;
the consumption Of light AMI whole
some beverages il s~t,rliy Increasing.
1t also sPelks well for the enterprise Of
the Alove firm, whose mt aim IL e
keep none bGt irst class goods.
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NeU LHURdrU.

Ying Kee, late OF San Francisco. de.
Sircs to inform the public that he has
opened a laundry n, Wells. Nevada, and
is prepared TO do wa&hing and ironing
in first class order. on short notice and
on reasonable terms. lie respectfully
s~oiicits your patronage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13
REDEMPTION CT Elko COUNTY
BONDS.

IT EHr nrI~o THE .uT or tI59? g. IN the
L : nsi : Fuuf ~ tTs court o'Ekp n -
- si'i'r'b 3 On ihNt u scCD-dsRcr tn an
Nrio a." lg tore ~ Ia" STATE IT Srvsdn,
.uiil d ~ Art { r"fnni q = ri ~ Of { g
i''HT- G'b' Of 3 lkp Con ~ BTp 0vrs' Jan.
nay Ft'. lNi 'eslrl proprsAs will ~ 70.
f..fs ty m A. Es Unire = IA. N.va q MP
% e. ? " ot - = daN ~ Isb hry,
lN-t uT the . U'tpn - To- 4. - II - u
?Hr-0A &C - -aii law. W irh .aii PRO- r.a.
Wi b. "p"r Il ~ ~ iu ~ -Air Iva ~ lao,
"a inc lltn daF e = rTuIty. tSI. IL rr,E
pp~st- NUT leo sal.i ~ en- .orse'. ''Propo-
safe TOR tie rd"uI Il N a. Kko Comfy
"nd-. rnd ng-, b- sccnHI"auiei uiA the
hnl - prap '.rl 10 De- surr Ide -. to .rtl or
with Ill UI thr.r resp Give cnapou. not vet
doe.
~ I'D vr.l - rn's-t ir.d ttst doe. no,
''ntily rom ,lJ wttu a - iL.trlCIIo
JANE LNRk.
"untV Treasurer.
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Are you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, yellow Skin7 Shiloh's With
izer is q positive cure. For sale by F. F.
Muller.
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REDEMPTION or UNIVERSITY AID
BONDS.

T'HrEE ErT<G Tur srN or fss9.Ts In the
Il uNcT-ity int're.t and = uIiag Pund Of
lhe 'Cnn'F 81 tlko. roiiCs l. hsr-by gwen
NTH a'r'"dIucn 9TH an SGT ,Ltit'-d an
ct q Ie.asiEr The Z . anrr Of C-ftnIs Elko
= cuu'J iUr'a issG-d ID la he Con.iruc-
ii"u % itr FREQ rasCrN DIP trimEnt Of e
Sths niN" slEy nf \rra'A. pBroNrd FrhTu.
r I.th. lS15: seated TruI GOALS will br re
c we'd hN IN - ny NO Ia ~ - NrysdA. up
10 Xix 'clprE r u. ON the igtl dy Prhr 4.
q J 1875 i'rthsf-d mn'ini o. bsGd. ir,u-d
iu 70 O. saHf c q sr'i Law. Which iro-
pn-s- will b. nr,n' b. IA" NJ NV , nics In
al foSn 81 Z 40. on th- - b DAY Of F~bt nary
] . s'tsn" CiICL = y. Al z r-stals NUT
b. rfl- ant "nGo- 81 Pro cEAl. for The
= d"mnt'or OF I u T.iiy Aid HUnda." q
mu-' De- arcumuaui-r ~ h b bnHTs lrnpos-
~ to 30" ar .rdrrri. uTs',r - tb al their
r"-H'rt v rouaoH suut 49, dr-.
No a vii b." ~nierts.n d t"at Sees rot
'IH-lly comply wtl hE' u.t-nctiOus.
jANES 'L'HK.
C.uniy Treasurer.
E|kC. Nevada. Jan II. lg
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A. wrsIMAS Foreman.
c. E MAIcE Secrtav.

Tas following rPOrts from commit
tees ~eP then submitted:
Ok FUsLIc RECORDS.
To Wissman Foreman 0! the Grand
Jury o tn Tanu-r term 1854 We the
undTrSigLsl, COMMITTEE on Public Re-
cords beg i ave To report,
That we have examined the books O. the
County officers, and found tn IN ali
kept in the hes; and comprehensive way
possible, and as far as our limit, d time
would p mi; and found th, m all correct
and amount correspond. We ind ON
examining the License CoIlsctor's Books
shat Snead Tab T has collected for the
year 1888 eleven thousand aud Eve do.-
LIrs, while for the year 1882 but Eve
thousand one hundred and lightly dollars
was collected by his predecessor in ofice.
In conn scdon With the above we were.
Impressed with the fast, that it should
be the duty OF the Auditor TO k.p a list
o! ali firms doing business in this county,
subject to paying license and that the
Auditor should insert the name or nance
OF the firm on the license b .iors issuing
The same to the license collector.
o. l.. Z. FAIRcHILo.
N. BADr.
W. II. ESSoR-
J. HoSErMIS.
THos HoLILS.
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Shiioh's NitaIiz, T is what You ned for
Constipation, Loss of App. tit, Dizzi-
ness and nil symptoms Of Dysp psia.
Prize ~ and 20 cents p boit,r. For
sale bY L. Z. Mnll.r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

The stage last evening brough, down
from Tuscarora three bars OF Navajo
bullion. Tt lbs, rainod at s5.24s. 81 ;
shipped 70 the Bank Of California.
-Four bars Of Grand Prize bullion 400
pounds. valued at 5000; shipped to Z,
II. Hall. San Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

Mr.. Blaine is reported as being Of the
opinion tina, Representative Morrison.
OF Illinois, will be the Democratic can
didats for President.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

Snilons Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by Us on q gunrant E. It
ii S consumption. For sale by T. +.
Mull,r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

]. has been said that the only differ.
enee between Modjests and Lsngtry IL
that the former h q Pole while the lat
ter Is but . poor stick,
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The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and wifi
owe u lives to Sloh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by F. F. Muller.
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Group, whcoping Cough and Bron.
chitis Immediately reiiSvol by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale 10y =. +. Mull,r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

To remove egg stains from silver
spoons, take a'Iitue--but It's no nae
10 give II. With eggs nj four bits a dor.
en-, few people Gao Aford silver spoons
and eggs TOO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

For Dyspersin ma liver Complaint.
you have a printed guarantee ON every
bottle Of Shiloh's vftiiizer. II never
fails 10 cure. Por sSlc by +. +. Mnllcr.
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That hacking cough can be 81 quickly
curel 10y Shiloh's Cure. ", g~uaTantcr
it. Sod 10y L. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

Senator Malone has succeeded in
getting his son appointed to q hrstclsss
Senate committee cl,rkship.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

For all the deiicacies Of the season 90
to The Gem Restaurant.
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ShAOh's Catarrh RemcIy-G positive
cure FOR Catarrh, Diphthcra and Cnnk-
er Mouth. For sale 10y +. /. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-13

Kid shoes can be kept soft and free
from cracks by rubbing them occasion.
ally with glycerine. Kids lips, ditto.
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Tbs nett National Democrats Con-
vsnhon viii comprise 500 delegates. in.
Iessd Of Jas, ~ heretofore,
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Notice Of

In accordance with a resolution of tn.
Grand Lode. /. o. o. 7. Of the State
of Nevada, tie following resolution was
adcI ;ci At q regular meeting OF Palisade
Lodge No. &c:
PAuI.ADE. Nov. J d. 1854
wHyRES: In oar dEefnsnt the b-st in
ter At OF the o de In this locaI ~ would De
sdrAue'd by the cSu, lidstion OF Pal. ads
Ioi:s Nc. 26. aud E.Ao Lodge No. Is. Nov
thr rsfot, b. g.
EEsoryEo: Tut this Lodge O., In favor OF
Con o iGsiion wit, E4to d No. Is under
the Or III L. 90 Of SeuIAA-s can't. ned In
the Resolution adopted a. the Sixteenth
Anrusl = scion In issh
tSigne!J J. MArrAaat. z. W Baum
T. Il Jew u. .. = uruoN.
A. T L,nSIry.
Atr. cory.
Eue.t. \. s. Lon:!'y.R s. protein.
Sea!
In accordance with the action Of Pail
sade Lodge No &c, as above, and the in
structions OF tina Grand Lodge in the
premises, the members o! Exc Lodge
No. Is. /. .. q. I. are hereby notified
that a vote on :hc question of the adop-
ton OF the above resolution will be taken
q; the regular meeting Of said Lodge to
be Id on Saturday evening. January
Is. 1851.
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Blackberry Brandy for medicinal
purposes at the Gem.
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6aAND jury RlPoRr.

To the HoA T. r B<eslov. Jadss a
the Fourth Judicial DistAics Ehs Co.
NsvHdA.
IN. Graal Jury. eouuDsd JsrrA1y
Tth. 1884. hAw tha honor % sahnit
the following 1. Port
III re hsw been presented for oar
snid-ntcu. three eas-I "a follow:
Two for Grand Larceny and one for
misdsnean0r. against which ne have
.oand three indictments
We A.so appeal the rPo-t OF the Asv-
nal eonnitt-es rs foro1s: On r cords.
on PuSie Buildings and on RO4ds-.
which are made a part o. this report
The following resolution Vas PISSED
RnoIvEo-ThA ~. A< Grand Jury. d
exon rate Shsid TAh<r .roa any nes.ee
o. duty IN TIE n Of the irnpnsor
nent o; II female prisoner nov in his
charge. and that h hiss acted As com
mon Humanity d nands-
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FRANK RITpTL, -. G..
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Elko. Jan, 5, 1854
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