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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
From Mondays DAily.l
IRALNAGUNDL.

The Board OF County Commissioners
are in session to-day.
ii. II. DE Youn; is now able to leave
his bed aud sit in a chair several hours
at a time.
BY the explosion of a boiler at Eliza
be;htcwn. Ky., Saturday, seven ,nen
we're killed and two others fatally
wounded.
Official canvass Of Colorado by IN.
State Board is: Blaine. 3G,277; Cleve-
land, H,G27; Butler. 1857; st. John,
759.
Henderson Green started on his mel
! Sncholy journey East with the remains
OF his deceased wife by the train last
evening.
Hugh Hartin. his son and Miss Addie
Hunter arrived here from Bruneuu this
evening. Hugh will remain in town to-
morrow and take out q load Of supplies
next day.
The work OF spanning the river with
the new iron bridge brought here from
Pitisburg. was begun to-day. Derricks
were erected on the abutncnts, the same
being connected at thei. tops by n heavy
cable, from which the 7O-fcot strincers
were swung and hauled across the
cLasm.
Dan de guile, the art critic of the
Virginia Entcrprise is dissatisfied with
allie. Nevada. the Sasebrash sonsstreSs.
While ready 10 admit that the e1hibi-
ton OF her altisSimo To the New Workers
vas perhaps well enough. he thinks
she should have concealed her xtaccato.
Dan Is evideduy growing hypocritical.
Barney Horn and L. Geseret arrived
from Tusrarora by stage last evening,
and W. Graham went out this morning.
Thomas Harris moved his family in
from their ranch in Huntington valley
to-day. They will occupy their house
in town during the Winter.
1t Is now reported from Chicago. that
positive evidence of fraud in the election
returns from the second precinct of the
Eighteenth Ward in that city. has been
obtained. upon learning which, Mr..
Brand, the Democratic contestant, tele-
grnphed orders To stop the mandamus
proceedings; that he will make no fu.-
Their effort TO obtain the seat. If this
statement be correct, the Legislature Of
Illinois will be politically tied, aud Lo-
gan will have Il chance tie get back into
the United States Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
Sudden Death At Wells.

News was received here from Wells.
this morning. that James NJ. St. Clair.
a we'll known citizen OF that place. was
tonnd dead in his bel this morning. Jim
us he WIS fnmiiarly known, hns been in
the employ Of F.. Z. Hardesty as major
domo, for a number Of years pnsi, and
Vas. to all appearance, n hearty vigorous
n OF about IS years.
During Mrs. Hardcty's absence at
Carson City. Jim had been rooming with
Mr.. Hardesty at the lnticrs house and
ven, to bed last night rs usual.
The grim messenger must have stolen
upon his victim very softly, 40 no sound
WAS heard by Mr. HnrieSiy, who slept
near iy. during the Night, and the APP
pearance and position oil the innnimate
form. this morning, was that OF Que in
peaceful slumber.
The deceased was n brother Of Lee ST.
Clair, a prominent citizen OF Star
valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Rev. Anthony Simpson goes to Deeth
by this evenings train in consequence OF
an unexpected call to perform n marriage
ceremony. As he will not be able to re-
turn before late tomorrow evening, the
usual Wednesday evening service at the
church will be omnitted this week.
A. q. Knox, travelling agent for Dewey
K Co, the wcll-known San Francisco
publishers, is now canvassing in this Sec
ton for the Mining and Scientific Press
and Masonic Record. He left for Tus.
carora this morning, and ON his return,
about the close of ths week. will visit
Carlin, Pnlisade and other points along
the line OF the railroad.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Bert Traver, mail driver between this
place and bullion, while coming ia with
his light conveyance Friday. noticed a
healthy looking cnyote standing close to
the road aud complaccntly surveying
himself and outfit. Happening to have
n gun handy Bert saluted the "varmint"
with n dose Of bird shot, which the ami
NAL recognized by %tuinbling over nppar-
emily dead, but when Bert got out Of the
wagon 10 bag his game. the brute recoy-
cred and sprang savngely toward him.
finally jumping into the wagon, when
Bert gave the coup de grace with the
other barrel Of the gun, putting an end
to the contest. Bert says the brute was
piucky as n gamc.cock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Switzerland has recently enacted laws
for the suppression o: Mormon prosclyt-
isih and hrgnm their enforcement a few
days ago by arrcSiinG a couple Of Latter
Day Missionaries; filming them n huu-
drcd francs and awarding them 25 days
in jail. A couple Of old maids who had
been induced 10y the apostles TO convert
their property into ash and start on a
pilgrimage To Utah. were arrested by the
authorities and compelled To return to
their homes.
Oar money goes however, that those
ancient malh ms will yet toast their shins
by a sage-brush ere and vainly regret
that they came so far for such cool COM
fOn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
The Grand Prize Mine,

A shipment Of eight bars Of bullion
from the Grand Prize mine, was received
here by stage from Tuscarora last even.
ing. regarding which the Times-Review
speaks as follows: The recent increase
in the weekly shipments is attributed to
the Improvements in the Dimensions of
the ledge aud the quality of ore in the
workings, 50 INT five or six hundred feet
south OF the old shaft. The ore body is
on what is known as the South ledge,
IL the recent development is between
the 200 aud 30O-ioot levels. The ledge
III the slopes is from -four TO eight feet in
width in many places. aud nearly all n
good quality of milling ore. The stopc
is about 100 feet i'll length, and has been
rained from the 400. A. it is all virgin
ground above, below and to the south il
il impossible Ia estimate the extent OF
the ore connection in any OF these direc-
ions. II is quite certain, however. that
the appearance Of the mine is more fay-
orabie than it has been at any time since
the dividend paying period. aud the
prospect for future production proper
tionately encouraging.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
Dnesrs Elected.

At n meeting o!Elko Lodge knights Of
Pythina. held last evening. the following
ofie'i~ were elected to serve for the en-
hninH Is"r: C. 4. Goodirc. Chancellor
C"mmaidrr: A. A. BiHeI. Vice. CbAncel.
lar: Sannrl Wright. :rclaie; O. f..
Green. X. Of II and S; Frank Feruald,
u ii +; }. 8. Gardner. u Of Z: John
hbGit,s. haacr-atanns James Dewar.
Trustee Past Chancellor. Geo. +. Tai.
bot
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pUrSpE Up.

There is nothing 80 good for the soul
AS an open confession. such as the San
P~SSnrisco Chronicle makes in the follow
ing paragraph: The Democrats have
elected n President hgrnuSs OF the infa-
my brought "n the parry by iobbcE nnd
their pals. 1t is tie corruption. The
fraud, lie rascJiiy. thu rings, the steals,
the infamous political d~cbanchery en-
gendered by such meu which lost New
York and Indiana aud Connecticut aud
New jersey TO the Republicans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Hon. George W. Cassidy passed
through GU his way to Washington. 10
fake his seal nj the opening OF the Con-
g%rsssionsi session neat Monday. We'd
pcsday evening. aud last evening. Hon.
barclay Henley, Of California, passed
through on a similar ernnd.
Mr.. Henley has the proud distinction
OF being the only Democrat returned 10
Congress from California ut the late
election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

isALMAouHpl.

Fine Imported Ginger Ale at the Gem
Read Bob. McGinley's Ball ad. in IN
otarr column.
Read Joe. Rossnstock's special I'D. in
another column
Fresh Eastern Oysters received daily
by EXPRESS ut the Gem.
The knights Of Pythias hold q Q
lar meeting at their hall this evening.
The Partisan papers say that Miss
Mackay is going to marry Don Fernando
Colonns, Prince Of Galatro.
A boxing match in Reno was sueh a
tame affair that n Of the spectators
said he wished he had gone to church.
Governor Kinkead il down from Alas
ka. he will remain among his Carson
friends . few days and then go to WASH
ington.
Reiuhart 4 Co. have Just recei. ed q
choice lot of holiday goods. consisting Of
fancy albums, perfumery stands, card
receivers. vases, ETC., etc., etc. Call in
aid examine them.
The lightning struck all along the
line Of the Central Pacific Sunday and
about 5000 employees were informed
that their services were no longer neceI-
sary. At one point all the men except
n were let out.
The Richmond Company at Eureka,
have reduced the wages OF smelters from
five to four dollars per day, and feeden'
wages from four to three and a hall
dollars.
A Carson boy, out cunning Sunday,
rested the muzzle Of his gun on the toe
of his boot, and accidentally shot it of.
He will be short q big toe the balance Of
his days, and will hereafter go to church
regularly every Sunday.
Sheriff Taber. having secured n requi.
sition on the Governor of Wyoming for
G. W. Ward, held in that territory on a
charge Of horse stealing in this county,
started for Rawlins by the train last
evening. Ward will be brought here for
trial.
The Opinione states that il the Latin
Monetary Union is maintained, and es-
pecially il the governments Of Germany
and Holland refuse to sell their silver,
the proposals Of McCulloch, Secretary Of
the Treasury of the United States, made
in his report to Congress, would be more
or less harmless. The opinione rec.
oSnizes the gravity of the question, but
doubts il the American Congress will
indorse Secretary McCulloch's sugges.
tons.
A Charleston. S. C. gr~ave-digger re.
turned home from work Monday even
ing, found his wife and q neighborly man
tenderly toyingin the wife's bed chamber
The husband manifested his disapprovnI
OF such con luct by seizing n razor, slash,
ing the woman twice across the face and
then dashing after the neighbor who tool
to his heels. At last accounts the pur
sued wal making 2:40 time ncross coun
try, taking ~obstructing fences at a singl,
bound, with his pursuer close up ant
occasionally reaching for him with III,
razor. The wounds inflicted on tn,
woman will probably prove fatal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

At n demonstration Of Working men
end Socialists in Paris. last SUNDAY, sew
eTai advocated tlr massacre and robbery
'of tho rich. TSo speakers Who Hdvoca-
ted moderation were kicked into the
street ShopkcsIors in the vicinity Of
The meeting closed Lhnir places, fearing
violence and rilksss. Tho police were
unable " Jispcr~ the asscmblagc and
were obliged TO edIon the military. The
troops then took possession OF the
streets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Sheriff Taber received word this morn
ing that g. W. Ward. IL Of the parties
charged with having stolen the horses Of
W. Il. Gibbs, Of Glover valley, and for
whom a reward was advertised; had just
been captured at Rawlings. Wyoming.
Ward refuses to return here without n
requisition from the Governor OF this
State. Upon the arrival of the docu-
ment, which has been applied for, Sher-
if Taber will 60 East for his subject.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07
CHRISTMAS sPoRrii

A Grand Shooting Match At the Hct
Springs.
On next Christmas day. the 25th inst,
n grand shooting match will take place
down at the Hot Springs, at which local
and foreign marksmen may bag any
number of turkeys, geese. ducks, chick
ens,o or any other Of the feathered tribe,
and get n whole lot Of fun thrown into
the bargain.
Ample preparations are being made
and a good time is sure to be had. Go
down and give the widow q benefit. I'd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Premier Ferry has abandoned all hope
Of n successful issue OF the meditation
Of England, between China and France.
There will be no further diplomatic ncgo-
tiations with China, nor any further mill
tary or naval operations in the East un.
Ill n full force OF $4,000 men have ar.
rived on the field OF operations. In the
early Spring an attack will be pndc upon
Canton by the French land and naval
forces.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

The Illinois State Canvassing Board
completed its work Monday, and decided
tho contest in the Thirteenth Legislative
District in favor of Mullhaven against
Klupp. This will make the Legislature
Il tie on joint ballot. in case Leman, Re
publican, in the Sixth District is seated,
or will give a Democratic majority OF two
i'll case Brand, Democrat, of the same
district is given the seat. Klupp claims
That ninety votes for him in the nine
teenth precinct OF the Fourteenth Ward
were counted for his opponent, and says
lie will present his cnse to the United
States Grand Jury or will contest for the
seat. The facts were shown to be-be-
fore both county and State canvassing
boards-that by q clerical error Klupp
was originally given ninety votes too
many. As both Klupp and Mullhaven
are Democrats, the complexion OF the
Legislature will not be changed in either
case. Governor Hamilton was to an
nounce his decision in the Bnnd-Leman
case yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Gen. Drisbin was robbed Of all the
money in his pockets tho other night in
his hotel. lie left his door unlocked,
and a burglar went through his clothes,
aud also Senator Dorscy's. taking from
the latter a $1,000 gold watch presented
him at tho DcImonico dinner ia 1880.
Dorsey and Brsbin roomcd together.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will Be piad for the srrssa
md conviction Of any party OF parties found
guilty OF stealing. killing or running %.
altering brands or marks Of any live ssoek
belonging to any memter Of the Nevada Live
Stock Association.
c. W. c~HurcHEn. President-
#. =. S~SEFTsEB, Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Warner e. Co. received to-day two cars
Of merchandise and three cars salt for
T~u'carora, and shipped for Sandy. Utah,
for reduction, a carload Of ore from Rail.
road district. They also forwarded for
Tuscarora by Boacb's teams, Sunday
$4,000 pounds mdse; by Munson's team
LOO do, aud by Postlethwnit's teamh.
10000 pounds lumber and salt.
Also arrived here to-day: Car coal
for Payne & Fernald; two cars wood and
one OF barley.
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cbarsod with Cattle s,ssi,nx.

Constable Nels, Ouderkirk, Of Mound
valley. at the instance Of Jamcs Mccoy,
n resident Of that valley. arrested u
couple OF ranchcrs Of that section OH n
charge Of uulawfully killing cattle. The
accused parties were brought here last
nigh, and are held in custody. A legal
examination into the matter will take
place Saturday at 10 o'clock, the parties
giving bonds until that lme.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Ex.speaker Randall Is Of the opinion
that the old navy appropriation will be
continued for The remainder Of the fiscal
year. The naval, bill passed by the
HOUSE last season was not approved by
the senate, and the question now is
whether the House will agree to the Sen
nte amendments to that bill. or will con-
tinue the end Of the fiscal year.
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JOHs CnossoN.

Mrs. Il. s. Conley. who is now at Au-
burn. Placer county, California, is anI-
ious to learn the whereabouts Of her
husband, who left this section for the
Wood River country several months ago.
Any Of the lady's former scqusintances
who may he aware Of Dob's address. will
confer "a favor by communicating the
same TO his anxious wife.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

We are requested to give notice t.
those taking part in the proposed local
concert. that the rehearsal which was TO
have taken place at tue church this even.
ing has necessarily been postponed to
to'morrcw evening, NJ } same hour
aud place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

The family Of +. @. Jessup was in.
creased about Q O'Clock this morning by
the arrival Of ono additional member,
and II IL stated that both mother and
child nre doing we'll.
We haven't seen Doc. yet. but we nrc
reliably informed that any anxiety touch.
ing his physical condition would be a
nero waste OF precious sympathy.
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The following Is a list OF letters re-
nsaining in the posi0nlcc at Elko
Gorenlber 40, 1884.
Barnett II. T. Hcnninc & williams
MelAe A.. Mclaughlin VIM.
Thomn Dr. @. II.
Persons calling for any Of The above
will please say advertised.
q. W. HULL, p. II.
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A Pittsburg dispatch Of the goth says:
The general feeling among business men
is daily growing more hopeful. Some
large orders for railroad supplies have
this week been placed with manufactur-
ere. md bids on others have been asked
for. The feeling OF iron men is decidedly
better, on account Of receipt Of fair or.
ders for the product OF mills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Delegate Maginuis has gone TO wash
ington early TO present 10 the Secretary
OF the Interior u protest from the PEG.
pie Of Montana against the proposed
lease Of tho Grow reservation 10 q syn.
dictate of Colorado Caitlemcn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

An unknown man was robbed and
murdered Monday, by a gang Of thieves,
forty miles east OF GAINESVILLE, Texas.
The gang were ovcrhauled by n posse Of
officers thirty milOs from the scene Of the
murder. A fight onsucd. and two of the
gang were killed and another fatally
Wounded. Two Of the pursuing party
we're dangerously wounded.
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Resents the Implication n Denes the
ImplicStor.

A morbidiy sensitive citizen Of Toano
takes umhrage at a local screed recently
sent to this paper for publication, from
that bailawick, and forwards the follow
ing reflections upon the moral character
and social standing Of the supposed au-
thor Of the troublesome communication:
Mr.. EDTToR:-Allow ME to insert q
few lines in the INDEPENDENT in regard
to SIR. Il. G.. T.. Don't he think HIM
self terrible smart; calling some OF US
bon-tons, and some plebians. / wish
to correct him aud say that wa are all
either hon-tons or p~lcbians, for there are
no distinctions at our little place. We
all associate together and get nlo ng very
we'll; bat II. q. p. is out of humor be-
cause lac has no associates. All the town
knows OF his meanness, which shows in
his c~ountenance; he being unable to
look anyone square in the face.
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FreiRhta.

Wrrner q Co forwarded TO Tuscarora
to-day, by Hufford's team q, 24O b mdse
$50 feet Of lumber; by fuckers team,
1000 D. coal oil and 1,5GS feet Of lumbr;
by Yates teams, 5,495 b mdse and 8GS
feet Of lumber; by Van Dreilen's team,
l,044 feet Of lumber.
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Augusta Cunningham who figured ca

Augusta Cunningham who figured con-
spicucusly in the unsolvcd murder case
of DR.. Burdcll In New York some 30
yeaH ago, made her appearance, poor
aud fhcndlcss, In that city ON wcdncs-
day. Since the famous trial she was
supposed 10 have been on this Coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have q Printed guarantee on every
bottls Of Shiloh's vihlizcr. IL never
tails 10 cure. For sale by +. +. Muller.
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From Wednesday. D.ily.I.
SALMAGUND

A high wind indicates an approaching
storm.
G. Is. wiseman and wife are In town
from Glover valley to-day.
Hugh Martin. aud Max Schoen loaded
their wagons with supplies yesterday
and started On their teturn North this
morning.
The number of patients admitted to
the County Hospital since January 1,
1882 is ll3, Of whom % have been dis
changed; removed by death, IL; remain
ing in hospital, ,.
Elko Encampment No. 0, I. o. o. F.,
hold n regular meeting ut their hall this
evening.
Attached 10 the $50 train last night
were two carloads Of beef cattle. shipped
from Deeth by Mason & Bradley, for
Miller & Lux, at San Francisco.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las,
evening; Mrs. F. Farthing. Geo. Ham.
Departed this morning: Matt Mans.
field and NJ. Hurley.
Sleepless nights. made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by F. F.
Muller,
The appearance Of q mad dog on ont
of the New York thorofares, Monday,
caused a great commotion. in the midst
OF which. a gentlemanly looking person
suddenly sprang toward the rabbid beasl
AMI seizing it by the nape of the neck
cut its throat with a pen-knife.
The balloon Eclipse" the larges
ever constructed in California, which j,
intended to make n trip across tn,
Rocky Mountains, made its trial nscen
sion Sunday. 1t suddenly descended il
Raccoon Straits, ten miles from the city
The occupants and balloon were picked
up 10y boats from Angel Island. Tn,
owner intends taking it to the World
Fair ut New Orleans.
Patti sang at the Academy Of Music
New York, Thursday night. the occasion
being n complimentary welcome On he
25th year MS n public singer.
The following estimates have beef
submitted to the House Committee o.
Appropriations for the fiscal year endinI
June 30th, SO: Pensions. $50, 900. GOO
military academy, $500. 34i; for,i6ca,
tions, 1903, 900; consular and diplo
matte expenses, 81, 623, )76; navy, $40,
G5i,0O0; Postofice Department, $50.
U99, l6i; Indian Bureau, 81, 1928, O49
army, S26, ITO. 4S9; legislative, eIecutiy,
aud judicial expenses, S22, 3G6, sec; Agri
cultural Department, 5000, ITO; suudr
civil expenses. S32, 1926, iO2; District O
Columbia, S%l,74O,O73; improvement G
rivers and harbors, Ss.l77, 400; total
$3.50, SEC, 707. The estimates for tn
present fiscal year were S2l3, 2G9, 65G
aud the appropriations SIT, 776, iJO; in
GREASE Of estimates for the next fisca
year over those OF the present veal
$40, 462, 05i, and over the appropriation
of the present year, $50, SI6.O77.
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Election.

At a regular meeting Of Elko Encamp.
ment No. o, I. o. o. F., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term. Chief Patriarch, A. w. Hesson
Senior Warden, John Payne; High
Priest, II. II. Bigelow; Junior Warden,
S. 8. Sears; Treasurer, John Hibbets;
Scribe, o. E. Green.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

That hacking cough can he 10 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
Soid by Y. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

A communication from cold Smike''
being nnaccolnpanicd by the real name
Of the writer, was not preserved, and
cannot, therefore. he published.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-07

Z. ]. Stevens, Eureka; Jos. Herman,
John BOBBY, Pleasant.
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0uio $500 my N. Iornd on Me nj uco,r 2
lUlO rNPEn JtJ~riI n Coz rwtIAp~r Ad
rslllE s nT !. NJ sf, fSt + iifSrSsTE;ptsfsisSIEa.EiS:
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HUMBOLDT HousE-JoE LLNo, Pho
%PRIEToR.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPOT HoTEL-cLARK & GREEN, r o


W. s.. Mcknight, HOLSTER; R. D,
Simpson, Carlin; Lee Scranton, Ruby
w. S. Griswold, John Galligan, Ii. II
Grant, Ruby; Nate Phillips, Halleck; ]
Mccoy, \, ouderkirk, Sam Jones
Monnd.
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wOrkmen are now engaged in placing
che ne~ iron bridge across tie Humboldt
just above town.