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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

10, 405 ArseiieTn azf 50. IN Stvtunber
bei 10, 2os arhsitcrz anf 80, in Sttpz
bCr sci IL 100 Arbeiiera auf 81, TN Re-
Denber sei IL ,094 ArteIt<Ta emf Il, IN
SesenkT bd $1,000 Arkeitgu azf 80.
IN s3azzaT 1854 Sci IA, COS AIbeItan
oHf So, I'm JebruGI Sci Is, S9s lIIbeitun
emf ss. I'M Rdr5 bei Is, 972 9ETtetar
Guf IS, IN ApTiI bci 1851 sIrteitem
aaf 50 anS IN EaI b. 3. Bel Is. O6s
,AIbeiicTu ant 4s Sssesfsas be,fHrrt
babe.
Ben ser ResieuHs su Su- StsatEa
veE Columbia IeieH eer Sefkaj&aff
SOC, 600 Sctiareu btIiebis IL rdsIeHSsn
Sanees peTfpIs5G Dsreez, ejs N lem
Srass, ME hes &eTt porGni5uite, ans
sefOIst DCrhcu ioutcH- GIN GTficT grs
Tels n eisisr R54tuHs IN MN ed, sos
Haa Saas=huus pca GtDes uehT ais q
EeEl SriIta ees eaEstR SGHsIt1zes sit
SCfsai4Git nHaue1T btreIt5 I5o, Geo
S<ttersH Sins srsalftn bate. Su Ser
srE NIT esE AttiEn eSr uez Der RGn1Is
Scieli5aFt erusrbenGa SananaseIiens
5ahn esbe eieies SaHo az3 iSon bSi hem
seaCH26rtigez StauSs ees S1naIkdRes
efEe eeuneenes Si5er5eit i1C Bic aHi2rls
&c eeT .Atrisnire. Sen ten u~Tfprinsli=
den IO4 $50 AttioHiren E6tteH 10. l43
;gi3Ga 8 une go Atrisu Une 90, $50
,Uii4su / uue ; A:tigH keithrR RsueT.
eIz1s abr iti be !Sa5I ieHtr attioHdrs.
BIZ / bis III ) atiirn bsisssn, AMI Info
nan Der IbTiscE inner sr5seT esroJeeu.
IN eisie s.tIRsrtn SttiaudTs reuee Ct
(6eTr =. SeGep@l fG Dor aaem nit seI
a~uToroeruus. Der RdHaIseisui5oft fort;
odHtrHe ~ usrIrGaeI- ebeuio UIe benin
Ban ees Saelt1uals babe man uisua!s
stpas oeTidItisri, ioroeTn ofsH uHo frsi
es @a5rteit seiast, isIbif DenH ne uHs
sHuitIs !aurste.
aHs Sbissm ssht beruOr. eas Die 3D.
Har1asditisu ans ben 9duesn eer eIoBe:
rtR STuuStr IN bic tItIuerer RapudIIifsn
ab~srstaangeu iiuo. Die srifsrE babsu nd
Ger i5Heu ui4t sdIi tideT iSsiuSHeeu
Attilii tHidu9eTt, DdbrsHb bic tistncrr
SeUts. ouTb Sas bitnee 9srtrnusH au'
St1cvs n5 ,um ARtauf 5eDegsH litseu.
blsrtH Iisgt assT eine garaHtis oes
9Tio.se5 fIr I'm. &c p~opuIdrer er uuo
ien uHstrne5msH IN TrGntrei9 1T, eslfo
e5Er fdH.I IT aui cen Ssrtauf isiner 500, :
900 6sstaTeH ooer GOO, eco AteI Sanb
aui tenn banana. 5itbnus rsdusn. tlnb
i4lieBli3 bari ibu bic fIan,5ff4e Rssis.
rang ger uidt in Der Qdtl9e iiesH Iafen,
otHe snsH grtrl 'tuug 8 TURN edhsim aus
! nnau9islen 9rluSen-aber aud Il pa
tIoui3eR-;u sIreoeH.
Ales Tls oeutet auf 6srs;Riiise fran;
,6fi3e Cir iife aHf ben QanamasS itb.
mus uub IN 9tntraI. Ameritd bin, psl6e
flr be Der. Staoteu bodft uuon9enebms
3uitduoe uuo g%rfahruuasu briHgsn t0Hs
rer. (t9tI. Semotr.(
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

&aHers i5Eiessn he lire Mttuungss
r<rfssnse unn perbIeiben IN 6iefem Sns
faa6e, bis Re uieSer On ben Strano ses
Dafden rerecn, unb sur Seit fRe be
SeenFer nit RiIionen eieier 6dfer hes
eetf. Ra5 GINGER 5eit 6Hnen ne ibse
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rpieber unb fiesen
ben nd&Fsn 6IerfsIherR ~, bort ben
Suef hires Dafeius erfaHeno, inoem ne
ibre Ger Ieeen. Ra3oem biefes rous
brn6t IL, psrtrieAen iie nd, nm 81 tiers
bgn. Nus ben Siern cutuideIt no eIre
Raes, heren &adstsum unn Grndhrcn
IN ben SaEmea uRo @urseIn bes 6Iees
Dor nd ssht. Sn eicIer BaiObe ri9ten
DIE 6dfer ~umeebeuren S5desn On, uno
be ssrlf6rtcu RiesftISsr, Eaufenoe Q
acres, IN Der Rd5e Don &ome. Spracule
une Utica Tinn Elm ipre6enoer Sepeis
pom Der srosen S9dSli9teit eieier Sbier'
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29

Der fOebeH per5hsntIid,t Sobrssbt,
ri6t bes 8srfanhes bes Bureaus fur
Nrbeitsfatiiftif pon Rahe4uisits sHts
k1It Elm kbrrei4es RapitsI hbsr ben 3u'
fianb Der 6sbrifmdb@en in SoitpH, wsIs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-08-29
TRittbeiImnaen eiHeS R~enfa,en.
freHerS.

.Rsha, DH Bit is5r reid" - I55t
6rsYieraib siHeu 3eaee 3 BIGGER ieinsE
amsritaHif&eH 5eTrsu aHrsesR, - IN
BAN aues HHb teHHit auss ssuisssH,
aae SoHsH Iiefsn Etina GaftI Semitic;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
DRAWN

lnas;nuch as Storey couuty's popula-
ton has decreased very materially in the
lat few years it has been a matter III
some surprise that the superintendent Of
school moneys u that county hnd MOI;
fallen of corsespondingiy. A little
light has jus; been shed on the paradox
By y gentleman recently from that
county. who tells the WI.te Pine News
that: ''ln ST 'rvy county every CDe-
n.shman, who has a family, whether h.
vie ami children ever sci loot ou Amer
lean soil or not. gives them in a. Guild
rrn vi school age, and II consiru, tive
residence il cliiIn-i Tor them. They
ar, entered on ihe 5 hooI Census Mr.
Sh.l's rciu. ns and Their pro rata OF the
S..te school Fuad Is drawn for Storey
county"
Ii this bc true. s;cps should at once
be taken 10 not ony rad such system o.
robbery, but To recover. rs far US posi-.
be. the school funds, of Which The 9th I
counties have riIus been dc r.u .:cd.
Ii tine State SUlciui,ulvn of schools
can't even project the funds under his
charge, from i.auiUicut rAidtug, what
TIE dSNiI II he good tong
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
cCEvELA.D'S EXECUTIVE 81.
PGRlEkSE.
New Yosk ss,iop.I

oae Of the Blaine organs, in its GREAT
agony. has tried to relieve itself by call
ins hin (C!eveiandl "a man destitute ~
'ecpesience." 10! one kind of exp.r.
icuee-eSperiene- in political trick.rv
and manipulation, anu in the art Of
IIaSins money Tor himself aud friends
out VI pJ.Iues-Ee Is nl.e ed de.titp,,.
put Tie p.eseut extraordinary political
crisis "a due u the profound aud prow-
iaS popular be.Ie. that this kind of er-
pcrIsnce l. too common among our
Statesmen, am that the Rspublicln CAL
dIIIte III particular IL 100 rich in il
esther sog his own or his country's good.
%. the kind Of experience which the
present SgtuIt.On IN national Affairs most
iInp'rAtively calls fOr-experience In
Observation-Disclosures has NOR.
than any one WHO has entered the Whit,
HulSc SINCE lSGJ-more than any man
WON either parry has nominated within
tAIt period, IKE, pt Seymour and Tilden:
mJrc than Lincoln, more than Grant
IA '!c than htyes, mVse than Garfield.
mJ.e than A.thar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
.
III S R.KES IF CAPITAL.

labor Strikes, y. the concerted action
o ~woghtmGncn To srcuGv II G.ouCr uttu OF
wIEus al p.vN,ui - ABDUCTION ii the cur
rent rat ale, outside ui the elias, csprc-
LAZY iEtc.val,5 IL Tie tuhI,,t ., wages.
lovArd upon W.. IA ~@.s."Nor, and their
p.uHoIrra are regarded as dangerous
.v,u"Ss and d.a,uuncn> u. the prtc WHO
are liable at any tine to lead ii,is iy!-
lover, lEt" uc;, o open v.uiuiiou 81 The
l." and III right, u. property.
iA.t ,tuJG ai-IA . nave u tea drgeucr-
utyd iaty moo, VAIsA have disturbed tnc
public peace and destroyed property j.,
to tgu,, ana has furnished tnc ggouuL
ios tie sympathy GENERALLY ;r.t Iul u.t,u
rA!rcs-vd %. tie ULIly-u,rd employer.
Ia, capital has IT, ~ .krs ~ vel .-
Lyor. v.IA-r to advance present prices
"I IT. p.ULa,t, OK prevent any reduction
%. current pr.vee, ant these urc more
eDA.aun tu,A Is~-gcnrml.y su.rOs Il.
lucy are not open auI np.sy Iav the
- st..kp~, AMI hcuCr attract .vss at
tr.u"u. Bat my combination Of manu-
itvtugvr- to advance the prices 81 ia II
products OF to n WIT Ia reduction u!
,u.e"t p.icrs. utn,r b! arbitrarily al.
N.'ne'ns pHc > or ~ su,VtIhns p.olJy-
I"n 80 vTpt.cc "a ~ .Ic.I al tur market,
II a. rc".,y IL s.r.ke %. c,p.,HI - t..c de
u..n,t -. 44gyt luE AN advance. ar r..rt-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
the PoSs(IcAL SHAPE IN THE
BATTLE. q STAIE.

The Carson Appeal sums up.the sitn-
alton in tbs Site from it, stand poiat
of Political observation by admitting
Asst ",ha; It Is :o.ly to undrT-ate ,aSsi-
dy'. strvuSth; that G.nerSi PouninS
riId- q ez4ie isht twO years asO, 5ut
xas haaten by Il. labor unions ard the
q. A. IL; int .x-CongresSuran wcoG-
burn and J. A. Stephens. o. Ssrrer. are
most prominently mentioned fUr Con-
gas. the io..ner bein: the Appeals
~favorite. James C~aw.lnl, o. the ar
son mint, i also naavd as a loSsi5 e
dark horse. Eoi the S.Ir ae
I.oart. Chit Justice HIwley
Is in the ae.d. bu, Will be OPP
posed b. the Storey delegation
on account OF his Coaaty Commission
er decision, which SEEMS To BE- u very
uarrSw aid selfish view { take Of SE-
pre.ne Court deciSion. Over the Uaitc,l
states SenA;urship. tae same article
claims, there is 10 Oe II lively contest, ON
account .: u large number o. Democratic
h.ld-ov T Senate =: that the fsAt viii
DC bStTe,n Ssna'oE Joaes AMI Cover
NOR adams. with the Canavan Wing o
the Democracy Sighting Alans. c. C.
Stevenson Is uotiiSeIy to enter the list
f,r Jone>'s pl ace, ns two years hen, e he
can have the cordial Su?por; o. ToLes
aai has friends
Tle important strp sSls, of he cam
paiSu, viii OF cOuISg, be Tor tie United
Stated s~snatnrship. s''i Notwithstanding
the apparent confidence OF the Appeal
in@the PO5ency OF NJ. Jones support
two years hence. t 10 by no means in
pIorSble that 1T the tim mentioned, the
support OF that gentleman VII uvaii
H1ihGnS more than that o. Otlrr private
citizens III corresponding walks OF Ike.
even though the Programme with respe,
to Governor Adams, 50 complHcently
oatli ed by the Appeal, should Lot
prove ialAcious.
Eistsrn NvvLds has .: late years be-
come gate as important u factor in de-
tenniuing the selection OF State and
United States officials from tnis
commonwealth, as the great West. and
We NOW that II majority of the Rrpub-
LEANS o! this part q. the Ste will IL I
choose Mr.. ,oLes Gs AIr. Jon a. success.
or in any event.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
GE!oHT Amo CHAMBERLAIN.
Ih5y Tell SOM riGIn Truths to
IN LnGish PGonIc.

~ tac gy,as demonstration in Bir-
uItnShIn, EIs.auI, last Monday, in thu
~. crest @! gO..t.cul re!UI IN, the ~, 600
people p.vsent were addressed by John
E.ssIt, Ia wsI uoa E4s.iA states
nan, and Joseph Chamberlain, prrsi-
drni o. the BJ,nL 0! Trade. Mr. Bright
SJHL'av tony maturity in the House Of
LJ.ds Was uctu'JrL 10y tae same bitter
hate! ": - Ll-.4;s - ia 1892. "Wh,
"e.e the prcTst" be asked. They were
the spawn o. G.uuivss, OF the wars, and
tae corruption Of .hc dark ages of his
tory. Tscy had entered the templ, OF
ho"oE' not iAGoG Ia the temple of merit.
but Trough tia soFUl,hl,s Of their ALL
ccsto.s. Inry we've no better than their
fathers. SouDo @. them were worse. for
Il 4: privileges had produced ignorance
ana arrogance. AIe.oTm Of the House
"a. Lords. B.iEL! declared. was urs.p,
"uI inevitable. To pass the Franchise
bil "oU.I only get ri Of present Diff
ca iy. Sapu,! 1Hc people submit or curb
- nodes IL, t4g.. l4ta - had curbed
t a kings %! England? Bright then eN-
preset the IA amer III which ne would
h"r 70 see ibe power Of the Lords re-
-trirt,d lie would allow the PEER to
Tct.'n Tia IL pru7vU: Vowcrs during the
hg7i session tnt, the bill should be pre-
>enty,. tA..u, bat he wonld absolutely
pss"iuir targn froin voting the franchirr.
ca uunrulin rcd a long and powerful
a'tirk un t.r Q .yrn. The divine rights
q. kiuss, nr said, had been aekuowl-
rIscl to DC dangerous. The divine
night Cd. Pc r, was u ridiculous fement.
|. the Lords RENAME obstinate in their
opposition t. the popular vail, the pres
eat nsst,'inn VII continue to the bitter
cnl. lie looked forward with eager
hope = tIe rrsuI, Of this agitation.
Ensissi, tho chosen home Of a self.gor-
cTrn"dp opir, would 10. DC subserrirnt
." The r~"so!vnt PRECAUTIONS of d h,I,di-
Gtry class.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
tn Co ,rnCr Ct AirsEa.

tn slny's Silver State says: Cover
nor j. II. K mkrod, u. AusAn. passed
here "n his way g. Cnsrn Monday. lie
dsd not have tine t. Sly over u day md
see Ia old friends, us hu Ia, 10 90 10
Cans ~ heior leaving cor the Nortn. lie
intends 70 saii irr Sta IRON Port
ro"nscnl Wellington Territory. on
The steamer winch leaves that pitc. early
III Srpicurbcr. Tue climate East did
NOT agree with him, unI he loo.s tbu.
thpusA IA good nGu,lI. lie says clcr.
tioh mItcrI nrc 5mly mixed in the
Eiat, aud thrfc * nO rxritcincn, or en-.
thnHins,n. lie, % course. thiDhs tIp.l
Blaine will carry New Yors. bat IL can.
lid enough TO admit that political mat
tr' are ma wo,Sc mmlllc than they
havi been Tor many yeats. ana the
Shrow'ies, politicians do not know what
effect the Prohibition and Anti. Mouop.
Oily tickets will have on the old parry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

Ihe Lava hclis north OF Sn Ike ii ,r.
'o"'r''S S~LJ'nJnc, are on .irg, uud r...-
''hneI' .foin there report tLDua,pds ala.
thousands %. acres banned over. thfruI.
e"iHS 10 destroy the Great RIVER raur,
u Idaho. tno lie IL said to Ur ia,
consequence Oh II growing cud between
"'nci'vra aud stUck.rdiscrs, w.ii,h i,dtnr
after to iigc the shsgbru5ll ant the un.
Usually hvdvy gr.,ss .. this year, wliicu
h'd got pretty "ci dried "a III ground.
Las wa expected To keep the stocknen
'ro"i cnarohenin5 OH tue range OF the
r~amchers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
ROLL o HONOR.

The following is the Roll OF Honor
OF the Lamoille Public School, Tor the
month Of July: Matte d kin. 100; Non,
MeDermoit, 100; NJ .Sg,c Lewis, 100;
Nelly McDermott. Ice; Ella DnAin, lOC;
Ell. MoDeruio;t. lOi; florence Jewrt,.
%; Matilda Keith, %; Ida Daktn. %,
hsr.ey Keith, 0i; Enma MrDrrrnot,,
oS; My Jewrtt, "; o wald McDermot .
%; Nellie Pix.cy, o.; Ciarl Jewett. 9G,
Cora Dakin, DC; Myrtle Conrad, o.;
Libbie DIkin, %; Lille Dakiu. %;
Myron Jewe.t, Oh; Charley Rcbouls, 81.
Florence D.tkin, "a; Mob, Str. ctcr. %:
M.ud S,recter, %; Carl Conrad, o.:
Ida Streeter, 9li Juln McDcrmot,, o.:
Albert Rebouie, 80; lilly voi,ht. s..
Rosa D1kin, 81; Harry Wight, ST
Frank McDrrmutt, 90.
Miss lIATriE Cullen. Teacher,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10
v II OF H3Ns

The following is the report of the
south Fork School for the month Of
july: Nellie Lee, 100; yada Hanles,y.
100; Cora Wear, 100; ida Drown. 100;
Ne'tie Drown. 100; F.eddic Drown, 100;
Ellen Kitehic, %; Addic Richie, 90;
Tommy Wear. %; Georsip spenO r, 9S;
Johnnie Walsh, 0j; Macy Walsh. IS;
Wanda Ritchic. s.; Bioiie Drown 90.
Miss MAo0IE HAMILTON. Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

Roll or HONOR,

The following is the roll Of honor for
the Pleasant Valley School for the
month Of July: Aiolpbus Finck, %;
Willib Wines, %; Alb 1T VINES, 03.
Lad" Young, 90; Gracip Tayior, o.;
Georgic Hcnnen, 50; T.u,mm Young,
IS; Edith Grant, S,!JosephGe licnuUp.
b; George Taylor, 50.
Mts' LrGDiE a. Gaovrs. Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

The TinIes-R view SAYS act We opera
tions are being prosecuted at the PO!lri,
niue at Columbia. \ new whim ms
been erected which is working finely
ald wlich is a~buuIIntly abe to IL. a. o
tie hOis;iug or a hundred ieet b. o.
the pres 1T GUl;h I. the incline. \ =
track has lie II laid to the b,ttnm VI tine
incline, which j. do wa 50 .u,t. Sink
ing and drifting, both in ore, have b vu
r sumed and i'll II short time there viii
be a consilerab.e anoaut on the damn
ready to he taken to the mil. Tue
ledge III the face u! the dr..t ut the lUg-
foot level Is 'uiy six ie t in width and
the entire body Will average sixty dollar,
10 the ton. Inc incline Viii Uc sunk {.
the depth OF ECO ie,t when ul.Other level
wall be opened out. A considerable ud-
diGOn will DC made t. the wo.k.n. loren
Ill the course o. u lew days.
The Commercial l'umnany also hoe q
force o! men working at Columbia re-
pairing the ditch TO the mill. About II
thousand feet Oi Eume viii be removed.
aud the ground over which t passed viii
be ditched. The mill will probably
START mp sometime in September. T.e
company is ais" prosecuting work in TIE
M'ggie mine, prosecuting and tune.
ing. The ore in the Maggie Is OF u hisl
grade nnd VIII II properly opened out
the mine will doubtless render Il god
account D. itself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

- yOn IA uS yoIr soI slnoies. Mrs.
Jon 81 ~ Va ,usc u. it, Ms. Br ,wl:
I've 1Oual pieces o. t,s.cco in hi,
~lochcts. "Deir mel! dear nlr! I'm
s'tfy. Ny son has AZ tai hd,it.EI.
ncvc' hHi anything i, has pocket bat
cloves AMI cO:fcr beans" IS ~
W"i.c Ms. Bridget Boyle, aged IS.
Mrs. Kelly, aged 80, DmuI Gunglrr,
aged is. Tnon4s currnn. aged ~.
and Annie C.rruI, nged Is. II scrrau.
Sir!, wee ut supper at their home j..
fni"dciphin. Saturday, Mrs. Bow,
produced II box containing u LnnirJ
pills and II ter taking ouc herself oHcrc.
'hcih l" the oihc.s, ,nch taking from ~
to !nuGivcn, WHEN the box was h,ud.,
back t" Nc. Boy.e. She took l.,
r,'ihihder. Shortly II ter ali were t.kta.
''o'cnty i'll. 1t w.s iouul tie Dill
we're s~trychnimc, and cont lined ou,-
=" cntic.h gram each. Annie Clrr,,
III d. "nl tLe others nrr III q critic.,
condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

The London Standard says We arc in
position to state that negotiations be-
'"con France and China were definitely
hrok OF mday.
Iii reported Ferry has sent a final
ultimutum 10 Pckin.
A credit Of GjJj. 900 for the soudan
expedition passed the Commons by n
vote Of III 10 l4O.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

400 h.ty Apache Indians arc campcd
on "A ranch h.tccn miles from Sierra
Di"nco. The Indians broke from tbei,
Reservation at Boa s%imtvu. Nov Mexico.
are Oh the war path, seeding nnd
killing horses. SsriUus truuU.e il appre.
hvuticI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

a FIRE Ia san Fraucisco Tuesday morn
ing completely destroyed n largo build.
my at No. 20 Main street, occupied by
the Schmidt Printing aud Lithographic
Co, aud Tntum and Bowen. maohinists.
fhc'Ios'cs will probably reach hell =
million The building was a very large.
handsome structure md COMPRISED all
tho numbers from 90 to 81 on Main
sir Get.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

The Ecnt bridge over the Colorado
ut Tho Needles, In Cali ornia, on the
Asnn &c anl Pacific Railroad, has been
completed. ALI trains are now running
through AMI the line is in fine condition.
The sudden d,ah Of scv raj of the
worfmcn on the bilge, n lew days ago.
WAS the result Of sun.strokc, and not
malaria or poison as "a, Grst reported.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

Salt Lake nd,icss of tho 9Th nre:
Hhaw's Silver Plate Circus. which Inns
Ocrn playing here ior ia" past week, was
attached th,s mo, ming Jy ,rcditors md
p"sscssioii tnkUn OF the concern.
Yesterday Was II general election dny
III umii for county officers. The Nor
mons swept everything rs unual.
HE Butte Il Atlantic Railroad Com.
pn'y has died article" Of inco poratlon
N - composed u some substantial
c''izons OF Butte, Dillon anI Virginia
City. The road is TO b gin nj GnlIntin
Station ard ron to Butte with branch :
from the line to Dillon aud Virginia
City. The main line is to be seventy
two miles loug.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

lie selection -. S,u.tuE Gyanan for
Chairman o. the Democratic Executive
Co'nmi'tec m.hes him the prac,.caI
head %. the National CJmmittc.. I,v
has taken IL very ac;Iy part IN pmpl =
'iS i"r the campaign, AMI nia pans amt
HuSSratious .ur crnduct.ms the ~,t.upnil,
,ver since lac numiuGipu ul C.c,cI,nu
nave ~'"N""t'ly i.ngTcs,cd heading Dem
oe"'t' w'ih his nbilty to manage ilIv
campaign. The Srn.Iuris ulO Cain
III "a u. the Con re- s.Unnl ,o.um.irr.
. tpi IA" Will be cDmre..,l to d.v.ue
."S time "rtw,cn the Washington and
Ne" lOrG head ILIrlcrs.
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a new shop in which boots aud
hoe will t,promptly made aud
repaired by G.s-elass me.
ehanic. has Just been opened ut
Dick Browns Furniture store, on the
old corner. See advertisement in an.
thsr column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

T. i. shelby, General Freight Agent
o. the Ohion PaciiieR .iIroad, teicgrIplls
.rorr Oman, ta,t the iu.cctiou nnou,
Nebraska c'tt,c NJ the genuine Tcx,s
fever, but lac believes il has been rnm.
pctciy stamped out. No new cast.
have reen report Il da.ius the past two
Lys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

The Reno journal is responsible for
inc statement that lady nov visiting
thu camp is enjoying very poor health.
Tint lady must bc an object OF envy
TO "I inyHiids for there are few, perhaps,
No happily constituted for endowment
under adverse circumstances. She must
Ge a rcsu!nr feminine Mark Tnplcy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

Testimony in the sui Of Ma. Clifton
vs.. sL'n Odd, Huntington amt Cocker
clotci saturday. on thc uish.y.third d,y
OF TIE trial. Argument wa ilcd Tor
NDycn,bcr 9th. Fac Nevada Is INK wn,
appointed Is custodian .. the securities
Ia n,isat.Un.
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,'Impo.tl..s r siiro q Cnangos

-ImPo.tl..t r siiro q Cnangos.
Fac dtur.ls Il an important Railway
consolidation u the Pa. ill., Coast. h..s
locked oGt. AN: the p,r,ies inter, std
adinIT That tn COMPILATION il ELECTED.
Lac result WA dc Ine cu",p.,tlOu Vi u
hVL! 'hrIuSAiiuc = SIL F.s..c.sco aud
San Diego. fAo ursu Iat.vu was carried
1I IN. ouNtoNa a" weeks ugO 10y T.. l..
H"ntImltoa aud ,x-G1y,rnur Leland
SIN ora, fIrinc SJutIufn Pa, iic, and
Gcher.L VI. lager c. W. kpsvrS Tor tue
Atlantic auGp.viIc, AID rrr,td,ut W.
a.. ST"nS IuI tue S..ul. fc. By tie
.rrnIs II tn Few uI.uu cement the
.,unth'rI' Pace sJld to tie AJ4u,ic ~
P..cILc; Tnc SIM. Fe a.d .,au rruuIL, GO
Hncs O,InS Ia : the purchasers, It's
AiuJ We dIEIapL y. ~ IuI.rs Ia lu.tsII
.rum Mnjavc - Needles, and 1t i cU,.-
ceeded u the AL-uI.c " Lilo the
rIS..t u ran t Trans IRON Molavc to
O.k.unl p:er,H defiance .. 90 lu..rs.
by this cuItr"t, tHr A.l,utIc X P..c.ac,
which Is "wnL Jointly 10y ,hv eta
10 ~ -. LpU> aid Ihu san FHIuciscu
:.nrH, cN.cnd,.iS road to Moi vc, and
'ecurVH thr rIIit. to run its trains vir-
tdIi y it, S1 Francisco, ,ai.uui l..
Inr S~Duta,ru, . reaching from san
Diego t. @ru IrrnariIuu, 100 mile, Is
To lie TX v..,.,dtO the Ju.Ct.uu, with Tia
purchIe O! he Mi we division. Ii
VIII then he l'g.nI!iy Ir4us erred to iAe
At u ic Pt,iIc, wA.rh will be thus A.
tented to the by o. Stu D.cgp. TnI,i.
the fist advent ULtu C...!.Orumu 1T u lur-
eiSn r.,i'r"aj ,o.nPrmy. Heretofore the
Central In,iie and S,utiic.n Ptr!.i
cnULi,n:ics have control. ed very mi. q y,
track that led out or into the Sttr-
In Atlantic mi Phciic will noy cater
O'th n Francisco and S IL Diego, pni
Ia the hitter point, will own it, tr,ck.
l'7'i.ic nrriuSc!neJtS will at once In.
III dc with tac P,.ciic Cot,t Steamship
c. HpHml 10y which freight can he ,icliy-
T. c'i dt san Francisco Un the Atlantic *
Pacific Cbup.my's ~ { rms. Til
new line viii, II I quite enter the field ~,
i rIT"s o! the OLd companies, but trouble
Is anticipated be. wern The two cumpnn .
les III les, han six moI;hs.
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Bf'dsircet's McrchtntiIe Agency re.
pU l. Ir.y.siE IuIlureS ia tue pnoiic
sLina ami Territories IL u week Gt,cn
thv wcS previous and twenty-five tns
corresponding week Of 1888.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-10

The BJiic Free Press says that u big
hcrl vi W dAes Lake P.Itcs PASSED
through that towA last week Oh their
WY To Monu Like to aid in he liar ..st
o! WORMS. This IL the time o year when
the ran : waters o til bake yid lup han
dretS q! tons -. delicious wOruS, which
seem To- have the sam; effect upnn the
youu- PiIte syst IA ns the shrimp d 10
upon his white brother.