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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
From ThursdAy's Daily.
sALMAGUNDI.

Examine the list OF costumes at the
Drugstore, aud make your selections in
time.
Mary T. daughter Of I. A. Rogers
formerly Of this place was married in
San Francisco last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Polk has taken Hill
down to Carson to begin his two years
residence ut the Warm Springs.
4 bushel Of timothy contains 55, 900.
600 Of seeds. There are 400, 900 mole
cules in IN ants brain. II there is any
thing else you want to know, ask about
it.
A broken rail caused the wreck of a
passenger train OF the Texas Pacific road
Tuesday morning. None were killed but
thirty persons were wounded, some
seriously.
II Is found that under the new law re-
ducing postage, the falling OF in receipts
for the first quarter amount to only 81
per cent, instead of Mt least . per cent,
which was confidently expected.
Arrived by stage last evening: G. NJ.
Stewart, c. Cundall, Samuel verran.
Robert Jones, J. W. Powell and +. Col
ligan. Departed this morning: II.
Armer, Peter Burke:t and John Dunn.
The Walker Lake Bulletin saws (:
The Mount Cory reduction works will
begin operations during this month,
and, as Dol US regular work commen-
ces, there will Ice II daily line of stages
between the mill and Hawthorne.
Say, you, have You got any bua trim
ming to so with that stuff" asked u
Hastily drerscd woman Of q st orekeeper.
Il think so. miss" answered the urbauc
salesman, taking down II piece Of goods
and spreading il on the counter. Buff,
do you call that buff" exclaimed the
woman, guess you don't know your
business, young man. That's too dark
for IA buff" But miss that is" Its
too dark: l can't See it stupid" ''Why
of course it's dark, my dear young lady, "
PERSISTED the man, Its blind mans
buff. the new shade you see" He sold
the goods.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
From Tuesdays Daily.l
BALNAGUNDI.

Sicily was again severely shaken up
by an earthquake on Friday last.
w. y. Thompson has retired from the
manas smcnt Of the Ogden Pilot and has
been succeeded by J. W. Kiusley.
Roach's fast freight team pulled out
this morning with 10000 pounds Of gem
eral merchandise, for Tuscarora.
Sentence is to be passed to-day in
San Francisco, on J. J. 0'Bricn. cx-As-
Sistant Secretary Of the lIarbor Commits
sion, found guilty of cmbezzlement.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las,
evening: G. c. Harris, Peter Van John
: Indians and > Chinese.
No Departures.
The Postmaster General in his contest
with the Bank Of New Orleans. in TN.
Louisiana Lottery case, has been worst
ed in Il Louisiana court. but does not
propose to give up the fight yet.
Hu, who was sentenced in the Dis
i'ict Court yesterday. is one Of thu par
ties who stole Mr.. Hollcy's horses at
Hai'cck and with one Martin, who MAJ.
his ESCAPE, dove them into Lander
county.
The Seventc' nth Nrvada Supreme
Court reports have been issued. and i,
now pn sal. NJ "a. ,yg..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
tFrom Wednesday Daily.T
sALMAGUNDI.

II. +. Freeman. formerly 81 this place
has been appointed Postmaster at Tue,
son, Arizona.
Miss Amy Weston, on Monday even,
ing departed Ivy train for Salt Lake City,
where she goes to attend school.
Men continue to arrive by every vessel
for the Panama Canal Company. The
number now employed exceed 1900.
Senator Edmunds was elected Prcsi,
dent OF the Senate Monday. The oath
Of Office was administered by Senator
Garland, who occupied the chair during
the election.
The Sen;incl is informed that Mrs.
Gabriel Coin is improving, and her
physician and attendants at the Napa,
Cal, Insane Asylum think she will re-
cover from her insanity.
John Ainley returned from a visit to
his family at Oakland by the train Mon
day night, and reports them all in fair
health. The low country did not agree
with him, however, which hastcned his
return.
TIL" Board of Parions on Monday,
parlOncd Sullivan of Battle Mountain,
sentenced FOX life for murd.r; Gibbons
Of Eureka, sentenced for burglary and
Charley Wong IL Chinanlan sentenced
for larceny,
Cons:ocicr who was greatly eSer-
ciscd recently AZ 70 what character he
wou'd take ut II masquerade, didn't like
1t nj all when u ncighhor told him he
would achieve great success rs the
American hog"
The Enterprise says: Thcre were ru-
mors Ia town last night of II big strike in
Bod:c. 1t WAS said that several telc-
grams to that effect were received in
this city. We hope the report may
prove true. The press dispatch from
Dodie, however brings only bad news
that Of the burning of the McClinton
hOlstIng works.
The Timcs-Rcvicw says: The Grand
Prize mill will close down some time
this week, or rs soon as the stamps catch
MP with the ore dump. The supply of
fuel has been reduce a. low M the Sup
erintendent considers it safe, in view of
keeping n sufficient quantity oil hand to
rum the hoisting works, during the win
ter season. The work Of extracting ore
from the slopes will lie continued and
new ground opened, preparatory TO All
other run when the supply Of fuel is re-
neved.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
From Fridays Daily.
sALMAGUNDL.

Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las,
evening: n. e. Murphy. Departed this
morning: Hank Knight.
Captain c. G. Warner and Mr.. De-
losse, the fire extinguisher agent arrived
from Tuscarora by private conveyance.
last evening.
In the trial Of young Mutt for the kill
ing of Dukes, now in progress at Pitts
burg, the defense advances the plea OF
monomania and imbecility.
Ed. Daley, Of Hamilton, White Pine
county is n student at the State Uniyer-
sity. George Siockle of the same coun-
ty is also attending the University.
Subjects for Sunday services jan. 90,
are as follows: MorninS-Natare and
object of the Sacrament. Evening
Man by Nature incapable of receiving the
Gospel.
Gabriel Cohn has withdrawn from the
firm Of Solomon IL Cohn in the manu-
facturc OF cigars. The firm isnow Cab
riel Cohn & Co, at Ill Battery street,
San Francisco.
The San Francisco papers tell of a
daring case Of kidnapping ut the junction
Of Market and Valencia streets in broad
day light, a couple of days ago. 1t is
stated that n man drove up with a wagon
and seized f little girl abont 6 years old
and 4 little boy about 4 years, and
throwing shawls over their faces 70 pre-
vent their screaming, drove OF rapidly
IN the direction Of Valencia street. The
affair was witnessed by several persons,
but the man drove away before assis-
lance could be obtained. The parents
OF the children arc frantic over their
loss. The matter was reported to the
police authorities, but no clue to the
perpetrator could be obtained.
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I'm Indtan Fighter on the
Indian.

Gen. Crook, in his annual report on
the condition of the Indians in the De-
partment of Arizona, very forcibly sums
up the results Of his experience as the
most successful Indian fighter we have.
when he says in substance that either
determination or justice is the only solu-
o Of the Indian question. He adds /:
II can state unhesitatingly that since
the Indians have learned the strength
and power Of our people, in almost every
Indian war which / have known any,
thing about, the prime cause therefor has
been either the failure of our Govern
ment to make good its pledges or the
wrongs perpetrated upon them by un-
scrnpulous whites. This condition OF
affairs can no longer continue. The
Indian has now sufficient knowledge of
the needs Of the country to force us TO
deal justly with him, and II he is not so
dealt with he will go upon the war
path"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
The Hardness Ertin
6UiSher.

The Times-Revicw Of Wednesday says:
At the time appointed yesterday after
noon, the test Of the efficiency OF the
Hardness Fire Extinguishers took place
on the square, at the junction of Weed
and Main streets in the presence of n
large crowd Of interested Witnesses. A
pile OF combuStublc material, consisting
Of barrels, drygoods boxes. straw, ETC.,
nearly as large as n load Of sngcbrush
was arranged ill The open space mcntion-
cd. The heap was well saturated with
coal oil and then fred. Whcnt the entire
pile WAS in flames and well under way,
Mr.. Dclossc, the agent for the Exiin-
guishcrs, took q machine OH his back
IL advancing towards the bumingmass
commenced playing npon It, and in pre-
cisc!y two minutes fIom the time the
stream was turned ON, the fire was entire
Iy subdncd, leaving the charred ruins in
almost exactly their original shape.
At the meeting mt Dallas Hall last
N''A'-aEH ~ 'Ho tkAfNN htlll'iN u AlHNIls-
ing voice, that the representations Of Mr..
Dclossc had been completely verified in
regard to the machines, and the commit
tee was instructed TO close the contract
for hcpurchnse OF the number condition.
ally agreed upon Mt the previous meeting.
The machines are all here and will bc
placed in cases at different points in the
town, where they will be ready for use
Mt any moment they are required. We
are satisfied that no more efficient or
economical mean of defense against the
destroying element could 10 adopted by
our citizens, and when the machines arc
properly distributed and u system organ
lied for their working. we shall consider
that the chances OF the destruction OF
II town 10y fire nro materially lcssencd.
After the business of accepting the
ENtinguishora wns completed at the fire
meeting, IL was resolved 10 form nm net
i've fire company for the purpose Of in,
surfing IN organized system for their
working, and for the carrying ont Of the
general measures for the protection oil
the town against the destroying element
The Tuscarora Fire Company was the
name adopted for the organization, o,
which J. I, Babcox was elected Presi.
dent George W. Pelticr Secretary. and
&. McMastere, Treasurer. Nearly nj
Of the persons present signed ,hcil
names TO n roll-cail az members of tbs
company, and the above named officer,
usse authorized " present the list e
such citizens for their signatures rs ar,
willing TO render active services at fires
-
Blackberry Brandy for medicinal
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
From Mondays Daily.
hALAAGUSDI.

A couple OF special trains loaded with
tea passed east yesterday.
E1-Sheriif Fitch retained from Zion
by the train Saturday evening.
Max Schocn struck out on his return
home to Mountain City this morning.
Read Reinhart * Co.'S new lad" in
another column. 1t will he found inter.
vsting.
Everybody and his wife Is mnkipu
elaborate PREPARATIONS for the Grand
Bal Masquc.
The Treasury Department on Satur.
day, issued "a call for SO, 900, 900 three
per cent bonds.
/ But one train will hereafter Lc run
daily On the Eureka IL P.llisade road.
anil none on Sunday.
Ex-senator Conncss is on a visit to
California for the fast time since the
rAr'H"uon Of l.s term 10 years 40. .
Ey tie burning Of the Central oaicc
Saturday. Boston is left without tclc-
phone s~crYice for IL week OF more.
Kumor hath it that st.n another couple
IN Elku, are boa to ent,nglr themselves
in The matrimonial m,sa,s. So mote
1t be.
j. V. Lowell, formerly Telegraph OPERA
tor at this r!nce arrived from San Fam
cisco, where hc is now stationed, 10y the
train last evening.
The 5Oth anniversary Of the orlina-
tiou Of Cardinal McC!osky Wis cclc-
br't"d with great romp at tlr Cathedral
in New York, on Saturday.
The S~nliyan-Sladc -~losyins troupe
o at Butte City, Montana. will sp-
pear at the Carson Opera House on III,
18th instant. They will pass through
here III the cOursc of "A lew days.
Mn. j. c. Crpmhic aud daughter re-
turned Saturday evening from Mincnll
$500 ia AAAh 'ffH lsANNlllZ the
holidays with Mr. Crumbie whose bus
iurss At the Hill prevented him from
coming Ia his family.
The stage from TuScarura last even
ing brought down to the County Jail II
couple Of convicted opium firnds, one Il
caucasian aud the other a Monaghan.
The former will Rruce the institution
With his presence for n period ofGO days,
while the latter will eat free grub only
half A. long.
4 dispatch received in San Francisco
Saturday, from Baltimore. says Geo.
u. Saylor MAS arrested here, charged
With having, with "Dlnrk Bart aud
another. robbed Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S
express stage near Sacramento City.
lie Was to-day delivered to n special
officer Of Wills. Fargo 4 Co, who will
tikr him Ia California on Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
II Fatal accident.

The Cherry Greek News gives an ac-
count Of n fatal accident to Thomas
Highland in the Blue-bell mine Mt
Aurum n week ago, by the unexpected
explosion Of a blast which he had gone
back TO examine. The unfortunate
mans head, face and arm were a most
horrible sight to behold. On one side of
the head the scalp was torn loose its en-
tire length, both eyes put out, the cheek
and jawbones laid bare, the teeth shat
tered to atoms, and INT arm broken into
fragments, yet the sufferer continued to
live for thirty hours after receiving his
injuries, when death came to his relief.
Deceased was a young man and came
recently from Philadelphia.
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DISTRICT COURT.
r. r. Bigelow, Judge.

January IL. 1881.
Court met pursuant I" Adjournment.
". l.. shepherd " y. Wines, De
inurrr Motion To- stnk, ont portion Uf
second amend Il complaint aud motion
requiring plaintiff t" N,prratc different
cnurrs oi action argued 10y counsel, de.
nurrr ov'rrulrd and defend ut given
twelve days 20 pi nd.
Court ndJuururd t" Monday, January,
18th, 90; 10 o'clock \ NJ.
The District CouIt convened nt ~
o'clock yesterday morning, and Vim.
Hill, who had pleaded guilty 10 The
rhmr:" Of Grand Ltrr ny. being ruaigu-
ell for sentence, was 10y the court award
ed II term al two years IN the State Prison.
Court then adjourned until SATURDAY,
the 18th instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
From Saturdays Duily.l
MAt

See Il. II. NcGinIcy's proclamation
Ina this issue.
4 fine buggy for J. Il. Bradley war
among the freight arrivals tins morning.
Stag" departures for Tuscnron this
morning: ". II. Ennor, U. l.. {. Fair
child.
Max Schocu Of Mnunirin City.
gave the i~spLrhNDEEr Office u friendly
c4ll to-day.
The FootliGht says that applicants for
teachers certificates unchanged a lee Of
$40 i'll Storey cuUntyis Simply an
Outrage.
Miss Maggie Hamilton, Who t,ugh:
in the fumily Of Mr.. Hank during the
SUNNI 7. will go up t"-iuorrnw aud re-
main with the family until they depart
for Ogden.
T. II. DclOssc returned last evening
from Eureka, and with Mr.. &. &. War.
nrr as eoHPdgHOH De royrgr will leave by
private conveyance for Tu,caron, To-
morrow morning.
e. e. Warner n Co, forwarded for
Tu~carora to-day 10y Roach's fast freight.
1855 pounds general merchandise, 5O9U
lbs, for Geo. W. Pcltirr a Co.; 3s0i lis
for II. W. Brown aud the remainder for
VARIOUS parties.
The Silver State 81 yesterday Says
Il is said that +. II. Rising. Wells
Fargo 4 Co.'S mc.Scng-r on the Car-nI
a Colorado Railroad, has becn arrested
for p~urloining registered letters. lie is
a son Of Judge Rising. Of Virginia City
The beautiful weather deceived G.ory.
Tucker. Nh" il n little abS.nt-mindct
anyhow. into the belief that summer had
actually come, anL lac appeared "n Ia,
street today Sporting a long linen duS
ter. One swallow IUn't make "a nmmer
George.
c. Il. Hank. the VII known Stocl
man, has purchased ~ fine rr>iIcI.rr ia
ogi"n T.. shi"h L.. ~ili remove l,i. inini
iy HrIt Monday. Although Mr.. HanL
has retired from the firm Of Scott A
Hank, he still has large stock Interest,"
IN Idaho and Montana 90 which he will
give his personal attention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

A Paris dispatch Of the 10th says :
The workingmens' delegates had a
conference to-day with the members Of
the party of the extreme Left in the
Chamber of Deputies. The delegates
pointed out that $50, 900 hands were u
OF employment, and demanded that the
Chamber should arrange and provide
work for them. Clemenceau advised
the delegates to return and obtain Il
mandate for the workingmen. The del
egation refused to withdraw. Other
Deputies urged the delegates to remain
calm, saying it was necessary, before
taking action, to have M explicit state
ment OF the w~orkingncns' wishes.
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HdrcyiiSrH letter list.
n CHrfI.

With compliments Ia my many friends
In EIkO nmd vicinity, I wish I" Announce
that IA my Masquerade for the 18th in-
stnntw ns advertised first, my arrange
ments all perfected for the occasion nnl
u coStnmcr from San Francisco engaged
to- furnish the finest costumes that ever
appeared OF this coast nj prices 10 suit
NIL. the entertainment will not he post
Inned bat will Ice given Ms announced,
with the hope that I shall meet all my
friends who nre promised n jolly. good
tins On that occasion.
II. II. M'GISLEY.
PARADISE VALLEY JAN. ~, 1891.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

Follott. vino will have charge of the
Pension bill when it reaches the House,
is strongly in favor of abolisbing entirely
the Pension Agency business. The
present cost 81 eighteen pension agencies
Of the Uunited States is $500 900 per
year. Pension agents receive yearly n
salary % $1,000 and q fee OF II cents
for every voucher above 1000 issued,
S3OO,OCO per year can he made Ivy
having the work done by the clerks in
Washington. and this without dctrimcnt
to the service or subiccting pensioners
to any delay in the payment Of their
pensions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

In the House Slocum introduced n
joint resolution authorizing the Sccre-
tary Of War to permit Antonio Barrcs,
Of Guatemala, and James +. S~cvola, Of
Nicaragua, to receive instruction at the
West Point Military Academy, without
expense to the United States, and sus-
pending i'll their case the provision Of
law requiring military services. Passed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20
Tho E'OSknnlRS.

The list Of costumes 10 I've supplied for
the grand masquerade ball on the oist
Inst, will close on the evening Of the
18th. and sll desiring 10 represent spec
ial characters will therefore make their
selections prior TO thattime. There win
DO placed on inspection, including those
selected from lista, from forty TO fifty
costumes which will lie ready for deliy.
cry 10y the 2sth instant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

Reuben Battles has been appointed
superintendent OF the Elko Con, in
place Of Capt. Crandall, resigned. Mr..
Battles is an experienced miner and the
appointment is in every respect q judic-
ious one Reub's many friends down
here on the Lower Level will be glad to
hear Of his appointment to n position
that it is well-known he is thoroughly
qualified to fill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

The bill for n ship canal around Ming
ara provides for its construction in Ming
ara county, New York. to connect with
the navigable waters Of Lakes Erie and
Ontario, and for beginning the surveys
for work within six months of the pas-
sage of.the Act. The location Of the
canal is TO be made by n board of five
commissioners appointed by the Presi-
dent. a. .... h.- ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

4 member Of the late convention of
stoCkmen at Austin, Texas, estimates
that 1900, 600 head OF cattle and horses
were supported IN free grass. Half this
grass j. public property. The net profit
is p per cent. Two million head nrr
worth $40, 900. 900. The owners Of the
stock ia, rrforc get out frcc with u gross
profit Of $1,000. 900 II year, half of
which comes from the school AMI State
lands. There is no expectation OF amy
legislation to compel the profits to bc
divided with the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

Snow began falling here last evening
with every indication Of u heavy and
protrIrird storm. hut to-day * bright
aud pleasant asniu, with inir promise 81
continued good weather. The wint.r
thps far has u, hnNcd in q very hand.
snm" manner tor which all nr, Truly
thankful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

4 correspondent Of the Idaho Ava
%lnnclic. writing from Baker Bity, Oregon
sp"nks "a follows Of n former resident
Of this county. "Mr. William Usher.
the landlord of the Arlington. and for.
mcrly your fellow townrmnn. is flourish.
ing, and knows how TO keep a hrst-clnss
hotel. The stockmcn are happy - the
result Of a mild winter, thereby saving
feed"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

1t has been said by II gentleman who
ought to know that the Sal, Lake &
Western railway will extend its line to
the Coast early in the Spring, The
road now runs 90 Tintic, and it il said
TINT a road has already been surveyed
Ia California through one Of the best
pnasr4 in the Shown Nnynlns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

L. b. Francis OF Tcconln, Nevada, who
has been under treatment at the Hos
pital of the Holy Cross, Salt Lake City,
for some weeks past, for n compound
fracture of the leg, had the limb ampu-
tIlcd above the knee a few days ago.
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HOTEL

DEror HorEL-CLARK & GREEN Pho
%PRIEroRs.
G II Stewart, Sacramento.
c Crandall, Tuscaroru.
Samuel verran, do
Robert Jones, do
W Powell. do
F COlligan, do
II kingsbury, Ruby.
L Z Banning. Decth.
HUMBoLDr HoUsE-JoE LANG PRorRIE-
Ton.
James King. Halleck
D w Sheridan, Pleasant Valley
Mrs J Jones, Kelton
Ed Gallagher. San Francisco
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The Costumes.

The list Of costumes 10 lie provided
for Ia" grand masquerade ball at Free.
man on the 3ist instant, !. nowat the
Drug Store, aud all parties desiring "a
make selections should do 40 immrdi.
Atsiy, rs qnitea number have already
bc'nisken. The list IL n long one. en-,
bracing = graf 'nri,ty Of characters,
bu, tho"e applying early have much IN,
widest range from which Ia choose.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

The Manhattan Company advertise To
reduce ores nj their mill in Austin at tho
following rates: Per ton S35, allowing
in bullion so per cent, on ores, the assay
value Of which is 800 per ton or less,
and SO per cent. on ores OF a higher
pTnue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

The FIRST death recorded Mt the new
Occur d Alene mines Is That of VIM. IT,.
Allen, formerly Of the well-koown firm OF
White * Allen, millwrights, who con-
,racted largely in this State several
years ago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

Joseph Il. Crockett, ex-Justice Of tho
Supreme Court, died at his home, nj
Fr~uitvnle, Gala, Tuesday evening. He
was scveuty-ive years old, and q native
of Kentucky.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

The present outlook il by no means
encouraging. M Susanvillc n heavy
SNOW is reported which has Allaycd the
fears Of n drouth in that section. The
want Of rain is felt generally throughout
he sta &c, as without it soon, tho crop
prospects will I've very gloomy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

All printed matter except newspapers.
magazines and books, now pass through
The Postofice NJ fourth clasa matter,
aud the rate is one cen, per ounce. This
new law will he found q great conven.
icnce to the postmasters, ~ we'll as an
accommodation 10 the general public.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-20

In the House Wemplc introduced n
bill for the payment of the Erie canal,
and maintaining the ame free to the
OF the United States. 1t APP
propriates $1,000, 900 annually for the
purpose. Referred.