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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
The AInAtuEs Last Ni-ht-

The Local Drama;istS were last night
greeted by an overlooking house, und
under the ~stimulous Of the literal pat
ronuge bestowed, performed their various
parts with credit TO themselves and sat-
isiactIon to their audience. Consider
ing the fact that all we're novices in the
business and that they had only two
weeks rehearsal, the characters
we've well sustained aud the gal
nxy OF unprUiessiuunl stars were well
NJ in their lines. Where all acquitted
themselves well, special mention might
seem inyidious, but We cannot refrain
from expressing the opinion that Miss
PorchCr is a born actress, and that fnmil-
iarity with the boards is about all that's
required TO place her in the front ranks
OF the profession.
The music, both vocal aud instrument
tat, were pleasant nu1iliiries to thco en-
tainment; the singing 10y Mrs. IIoag
being well received.
The general expression on the pnrt Of
the audience was that they had got their
'ncy's worth, and as the esp cial de-
sire OF the actors was TO please them, the
latter are much mere than satisfied.
They also extend their thanks To the citi-
Gems generally for the generous contri-
button to the worthy object the enter
taininent was gotten up to further.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Walter z. Emery. Arthur Bulgcr and
II. w. ~Kavannugli were arrested in Sac.
%ramento. Saturday, on II charge Of Sc
duction preferred by Idn Ewing r, u
young girl from Auburn, who, becoming
staee-struck, applied for II position III
the Metropolitan Theatre, at which LIN
cry is treasurer, he Introducing the other
men to her ms theatrical managers from
the Bay, in search OF talent, and while
negotiating for a place in their compan-
les. the seduction Is alleged to have been
accomplished. All three Of the men are
residents Of Sacramento; Emery alone
being married.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
Suicide In Tukcarora.

Michael Wagner, might Waterman at
the Grand Prize mine in Tu~scarora, re-.
turned from the mine 10 the home Of
himself aud family Friday morning. and
a.t,r eating 6n .k.Hst with his vile aud
son. comnmttcd suicide BY putting the
mnasie al Ia loaded pistol in his mouth
anu dIscha.ginG the weapon.
The wife aud son had just LEFT the
room nmi un rrtIrning found Wagner
wri;cfimS Il. las blood. Tie TImc.-E Re
view says: DECEASED Was a native Of
Bavaria and cmigrdtcd to this country
IN 1888, and was 10 years Of age at the
time OF his death. lie lad resided in
this section for the last ten or twelve
years, always well liked and fluding cm-
p!oynicnt ia some capacity about the
mills and hoistimg works. No cause is
known to exist tor the preparation Of the
rash act, exc, pit that he occasionally
Druodrd ". hI. luSsvs OF money thruugh
the depreciation Of mining stocks. but
more particularly over the result OF u law
snIt against lim , 9rml months ngO, in
which lac claimed lac Was dclraudcd, and
1t II not unlikely that in a m of
desperation lac committed the fatal I ed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

n. u. Nyr. at his extensive establish
mcnt. SECOND door west Of the r0stonicc,
has jnai received direct from the East,
especially Tor tho holidays, the largest
assortment OF Gne jcwciry. diamonds,
gold aud silver watch :, rings, brooches,
necklaces, diamond sets. etc. etc, ever
Offered flr sale in this section. The dis.
play Of r',.icr s]ilycrwarc is also both
varied and superb. embracing many
beautiful u]iticics peculiarly appropriate
for holiday presents; such ss cnrd.rc.
c~ciYcrs. pcriumcry stands, cake baskets,
silver tea sets md many others, too
numerous Ia mention. Prices lower than
ever before. These goods are u bcnnj-
ful fig;.i 10 BcG and il costs nothing 10
lUUh ut lhcmi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
Iron Tuesdays D4ily.l
sALMAGuSDI.

NJ uSooae teserNolr OF pure
water has been discovered near the ocean
leach in San Francisco.
Sol. Tippie. a Eureka miner, had his
eyes severely burned by the accidental
discharge of IN urtamped blast in the
bowman mine Saturday. II inaama-
ton can be kept down II is thought his
ght may be saved.
n burglar captured while plying his
trade ut Winnemucca. by Constable
Hadlcy, ATTEMPTED to escape from the
Officer, and for falling to stop when com-
manded. was brought To a halt by a sho;
III the Les.
They are discussing the question OF
economy in White Pine county, and want
to consolidate the Assessors Office with
that of the Sheriff or Treasurer.
William Plughof, of the firm of Brain
d Co. of this place, who has been out in
the Wood River country for several
months past, arrived here by the train
from the East this morning.
The church organ ut Salt Lake City
has Il column editorial considering tie
question whether the people accus. d Of
poIygGmy, i'll tie Gentle paper there
should resent it by violence Of the blud-
gcon, the knife and the revolver. 1t
says 1t does not advise such IA policy Of
violence, but says such publication would
liz rcselted in any civilized community.
4 letter from ii niersOn Green ~reeeiv-
I'd mere 6y james CLARK Last evening
states that he arrived in Boston With the
remains Of his deceased wife, on Friday,
the fifth day after his departure from
here. and that the funeral took place at
Lowell, the old home of the deceased. on
the following day. Henderson is now
with his relatives in New York State,
but does not intimate at what time he
will return here.
The Hunter Bros. received p letter n
few Days ago notifying them that their
brother Hiram was taken seriously i'll n.
Bellevue, Idaho, and Robert started i'm
mediGtely to See lin. Finding that the
sick man might be removed without i'm
mihcut danger, Robert resolved at once
10 bring him home, the brothers arriving
here 10y the train this morning, the pa
ticnt experiencing no i'll effects from the
TIP. lie wns carried from the train to
the residence of his sist T. Mrs. James
Adams, where he is now resting quite
comfortably.
Battle Mountain Messenger: Not,
withstandiug the cloud that has dark,
ened the horizon OF our ~ncighborins
camp of Lewis, We already see The silver
lining and predict that at no very distant
date, In" canyon will e,ho the sonud o.
the falling stamps and the whistle of The
iO-stamp mill awaken the slumberer Il,
early dawn, and the toxin assume its old
time business aspect.
Enterprise: I. l.. Requa. who has
been on the Comstock actively engaged
in mining for over twenty-five years. vii
withdraw from tie lode about January /
lie will remain until h" gets the "
hydraulic pump ut the Comb.-..,ioi
Shaft in full AMI successful operation
however, then will so II his place j,
California, and take things easy for Tia,
remainder OF his days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

At n meeting OF Socialists in Chicago,
Wednesday NIGHT n speaker named Grit
fin declared that "Sorkingmcn mast be
melted to absolute resistance" and that
all monopoIists were enemies TO the
country and ought to be hung. Criini-
uai laws were unnecessary. Peace and
order could be better sustained il they
were abolished. Famine was the result
of ov,r production, and not ofpoor crops
The only way to stop it was to pay moth
ing, receive pay for nothing, take every
thing, and without price. Other speak
ers followed in the same strain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
From Monday. Daily
RALNA0UNDI.
See the Amateurs tonight.

See the Amateurs tonight.
Mapelson has sued Neyada for SlO.-
900 damages for alleged breach Of con.
tract.
Miss Kate Garard was married to L.
W.. Shinn, OF Ogden, ut Carson Thurs
day evening.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las,
evening: j.. Mclaughlin, NJ. Steele
Departed this morning: Frank Bosko.
Warner Il Co. to-day, Forwarded for
TuscarOra. As, 200 ID general Mise. and
received Tor that place u carload Of the
same.
Everybody attends the Amateur eu,er-
tainneHt nt Freeman hail. tonight. /,
Will be "a heap be;;cr'n a circns and don't
cost half AS much.
Barney Horn, shipped from Fort Hal
Iec& and this place, this at, ruoon, four
teen cars Oi tine beef cattle-consiguyd
to Horn * Chapman, San Francisco.
The i~our-year-old son OF J. 4. Cal!ee.
living near irekI. strayel away from
home and persisted in the cold. The
deId body Vi the Little fellow WAS foCud
Oh the road u mite aud u half from the
house.
At;er the igst O! January. 1885, grand
uni trial jurors will receive no pay ios
their services in criminal cases. Iu
ciTl cases, trial jurors VIII bc paid 81
lcr day im Justice Court, aud - per
Day III D.-tr.ct Cont. JdIor, from q
distance will receive mileage.
We acknowledge receipt ui IA Com
r~ihhentniy" TO the Ears; Invitation Ball,
IL IL given by Elao Lyd.e Knights o!
fytEIns, on . hrIstmas night at Freeman.
Hall. II will doubtless be u splendid
affair. ana those receiving bids, may be
cIns,ed among the fortunate. A spicn-
did time Is anticipated.
Milo Tlbcr returnel here from Austin
by he train last evening. lie having now
about red his usual health. Milo
informs us that lac will bring his family
here to reside as soon a. arrangements
Tor their coming can be perfected. We
understand that Milo will ret in the po-
siiion Of u. putty under Sheriff Atwc!l.
The Nations Wards nj the Duel, VAL
ley Reservation, are evidently maKing
2:iD time on the shell road, leading To
civilization \ half dozen quadruplex
cooking stoves directly from the cstEetic
East, AMI consigned TO tie SLoshoue
Alchlde for the exclusive Use Of the do
INVESTIGATED braves and braycsses, are
here awaiting transportation North.
Reno Journal: Senator John II. Dem
mis-. Of Exc, is an applicant for the
NaudwAich Islands Mission, AMI the con.
les; between Dennis aud Gen. iiugerman
Of Reno, will be a spirited one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
Iron Wednesday. D.ily.I
0ALMA0UNDI.

Sheriff elect T. E. Atwell. arrived from
ruscsrora to-day.
Don't forget the Masquerade to-mor-
row night.
IL. p. Lishtrer and George Green
we're 10 town from Carlin last evening.
James Penrod came in from Island
Mountain. and reports plenty Of snow
out in that vicinity.
About an inch Of snow fell here last
night, but being followed to-day by a
warm rain. very little Of it remains visi-
BILE this evening.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora this
evening: A. g. Parker, Ed. Ryan, A.
Aguayo, Frank Doskowitz. Bush Robin
sUn.
Cherry Greek News: Jasper is the
name given the new town neal Spruce
mont, in honor of Jasper Harrell, one
Of the owners of the mine.
II. Campana pulled out for Spruce
mont Wednesday, with n stock of liquors
and saloon fixtures. His family will
follow next week.
Everybody is preparing for the grand
masquerade at Freeman Hall. tomorrow
night. It's to be II noGby affair.
At Pittsburg. l,GOO more employees
have just been thrown out Of employ.
ment by the closing of steel work.. and
over II thous IL Il men are l,ft idle at De.
troIt 10y the stoppage Of manufactures.
The telegraph operators of Boston
met and formed u Protective Association
Sunday. Similar action is being takeI
by operators throughout the country.
There are two ways Of looking a
this question:" said IL bank president a
H temperance meeting. (Which is til,
safe side?" Canada" shouted n s,nel
boy ia the gallery, aud then the audi
snce became lost in reflection,
Shiloh's Vitan:er Is what you need 70
Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi
ness and all symptoms oi Dyspepsia
rice 10 and 20 cents per bottle. Fo
ale by f +. Mule.
The Commissioner Of the Chi,ag
Freight Bureau has sent a lett r to Chi
cGSo merchants announcing IA propose,
reduction of rates from Chicago To III
Pacific Coast to fifteen per cent less tina
the present rate from New York. Wit
such a basis established, it is elaine
that Chicago will be able to compete wit
Eastern merchants.
While the freight train Of the Deuve
and llio Gnude Railroad was comm
down the side OF the mountain, neu
MARSHALL Pass, Saturday, the air brake
failed, aud, after II two.miie rum, an
gaining n speed of not less than iit
mills an hour, the engine jumped tn
track, followed 10y twenty cars. II
engineer and fireman jumped and save
their lives. but were badly bruised. r.
head brakeman was buried under IL
wreck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
FROM Fridays Daily
HALAAGIauI.

The State University has just come
tat0 possession VI II new organ
The newspaper Truth has suspended
Publication
The South Csrorss Legislature has
reelected Md. Hampton United Sta.es
Senate
Ch.uReey N Drpeu has written a
letter positively ~drcLniugt, he a caurli-
date for UnAed Stats Senator from
ReS York
Bnk,nen on tie TuI,k,e Division @
The q. T. are 10 be paid 10y the trip iu-
ste-i O! by tic IGouSh. ~ hereto ore.
The barometer i, low aul sull falling.
Look ont for a heavy storm very soon.
Skates are nov ia demand Tor the drs:
time this seasUu-
The Indian who killed doc" Clay in
White Pine county. VAS fund guilty .!
granddaughter IN the Distinct Court at
Hamilton, and sentenced to ten ycar, IN
State Poison.
J. MinOr Taylor vii not Lc ia his
scat in the Senate IN January, a. he j.
lying i'll at his farm in Connecticut vi
soiteuing ni the hEaIu.
Tie bodies Of Kuolie, For, Dlznan
Ani Tuckeit the four miners cEtDItL-.d
IA the Henry ,Iay shaft. at SAam.DAia.
Pa. were rescued "Wednesday.
The jury i'll the ca. Of Mr-. Hasten,
charged with ~ Attempt to murder NJ.
Plaster OF the Los Angeles County BAuE,
Saturday brought ia - T,TiIct OF uJi
gully. .n tho gryuu!s Vi insanity.
News IL jGt received iroEi Golden
City. b. u, thai u COMMERCIAL ,r,.r.rr
nance Baird -, h...ri aud rubbed Ui
$3.50 nesT that p!avc. 4 large numiscr
ai men ven. in hot pur.ut.
Neil NcGOmglc, cue 81 the Pacific
Coast Argoaaats aud a we'll known laiu-
ing sI,u, formerly OF TuaarrI. Va
found dad ia hi, bid At II U!ey, Idlh,
on the 9th int III, death j. sivpD,rl
Ia bat. occurred L0m heart d~3s-l-...
lie LSres = brother uLI s!.;,r IA san
Francisco
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
A Novel root-Race.

A Novel ioot.rnce was capped up to-
day. between a local flyer and n promi.
ncnt San Francisco stock man who Is
temporarily sojourning here. The Bay
Skipper, who has great breadth of beam
and bottom, is noted for his staying
qualities, his distuuce being four miles
and r~cpcnt-"nd to-lay's match being n
mere shjp Of forty yards, the local fly
or was toned down with q SOD
sack of flour under each arm.
10 provide against accidents. q handy
maj with n rope was stationed all, east
OF the outcome, and when IL became np-
parent that Barry couldn't catch OH i'll
zane, the moose was ndroitly flung onto
the man with the snoks bringing him to
n sudden halt while Darny bulgcd un-
der tbs wire winning the race aud the
Hour by u long neck.
A foul was claimed by the Locals
onckors. but wa instantly ovcfruled by
judges Keith and Dorsey. and from their
decisions no appeals are allowed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Fielding C. Brown. generally known
nbout Wall street us 'Col." Eyown, was
killed 10y throwing himself from the Sec
oud story OF his apartments in Me-
York. He WAS insane from suffering,
produced by conclusion OF the brain. IL
was II years old, born in Kontucky and
was IA "Forty-niucr." lie lived in Cali
fornia 30 years. IL had large interests
in Tombstone, Arizona.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
From Thursday. Daily.
sALnasvSsl.

The Knights Of Pythias hold q reSu.
lar meeting at their hall this evening.
A @. Parker was the only departure
by stage for Tuscarons to-day.
Warner * Co. to-day forwarded by
Lovelock's team for Tusearora. $500
feet of lumber.
The grand march at TIE masquerade
tonight begins at precisely Q o'clock.
Aia-Se number of tickets for the ball
have already been sold. The hall will
be crowded to its utmost capacity.
The Vermont Legislature has Just
Toted-ll3 to 69-asains. giving women
the night to vote at municipal and town
elections.
Costumes of every description for the
masquerade, tonight, can be procured
at the Depot Hotel. room 80. until $50
this evening, and during the next half
hour. at the dressing room in the hall.
A Salt Lake special says: Judge Zane
ruled in the case OF Eliza Demor that n
plural wife had no rights of inheritance
aud cannot attain such right by IL long
continuance in illegal relation, and that
she is no wife and cannot therefore be n
widow.
General Hazen, Chief Signal officer,
has preferred charges against Lieuten-
ant Darlington for d~isobeiience of orders
and neglect of duty in connection with
his command Of the "Pruteus' expedi.
tiou for the relief of Greeley.
A sPeciai from Little Rock, Ark, Tues.
day, reported a c~onlagraiion in the city,
Seven large buildings, including tn.
News printing Office were then burning
A conference of anti. Cameron Legis,
lators was held at Pittsburg, Monday,
and 1t IL thought the opposition viii
prove sufficiently strong to proven
Cameron's return to the Senate.
The Central Pacific has given motto,
VI its withdrawal from the Transconti
MENTAL Railway Association.
A trifiing typographical error in a re
cent issue oil tine Red BlEff Sentinel
developed unusual devotion i'll the citi
zens in that town. rAe notice read
Tine pray er meeting at the N. L. ChurcI
viii De he'll Tonight" aud all hand
went to see.
Sevcnty-ive miners, ell having fam
lies, were killed by II c%oiliery explosio
in Sou'h Hungary a few days ugo.
Leon w. shinn and wife Lnee Mis-
Kate GaIrard1 passed through for Ogde
!, Iuesdny eVeLing. Mr.. Slnn is aYei
for Wells. Fargo " Co. at that place. I'll
BRIDE MAS formerly a resident of thi
place, and her many Eiko friends wis
the ainiable young lady unboundcd hal
piness in her new relations.
1 A Kentucky school teacher named SIX
e cum, w"s anonymously notified TO EN-
Z CRATE. and failing to comply, was white
on Saturday night by a gang of twent
mounted men who surrounded his hous
: SLOGAN fired into the crowd, killiI
L Wayne Grain and wounding sever
others. lie is now on trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Two peasants asleep in the garnet Of II
rickety house at Catlnia, last month, be-
ing aroused by a heavy shock of earth
quake, jumped mp and slid from the roof
by means Of rope into an adjoining
back yard, VIII re they were attacked by
II fcrOciUus dog and SO mnngied that
they died next morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Our Road Supervisor should either
ill up the lake nnder which lies the side.
walk between the premises of John lib
bets and Dudley Sale. or establish n
ferry. Passengers waded IL all last
Winter, but the increased depth Of water
mak,s IL dangerous Tor people under
nine feet high.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Mrs. Il. W. LASG has just increased
her stock Of holiday goods by the addi.
ton of u lot Of pretty music boxes, ana
n choice variety OF plush goods. She it
also in receip' OF n fresh invoice vi Tia,
latest styles OF millinery goods, includ-
ing hats, feathers, ribbons, laccs, etc,
Call and examine. | wk. =
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
500 REwARDII

SToLES FROM Ny RANCH NEAR DEErH.
- on tue light of November 18th. twu sal
do horses. . black and . bay; also, two work.
hor.~s, . bay end . brown. All are young
stock; Weighing about go pounds each, an 1
are orsnded &C. on right thigh.
will give 500 reward fpr return Of horse,
and An additional 500 for arrest ami eonvic.
ton OF thief or thieves. In addidsn to tis
above. the Nevada Stock Association, Of which
1 am . member. offer . standing reward OF
$500 for the capture and conviction OF parties
Atealing from any Of it, members.
Address J. II. Tabsr, Sheriff II Eiko county.
Nevada. WA sMILEY-
December 10. 1884. aoiys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
ChrIRtmas nnll NJ Wclln,

The members Of the Wells Brass Bnrd
will give II Grand Bah AT that place on
tia night Of the 25th instant. and like
all those previously given under their
auspices. the coming event will be a very
pleasant social succ, 81.
See their advertisement in another
column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Samuel EASEL. Of Texas. who clopcd
with n negroes. called ON his wits Tues.
day night and pleaded to be taken back.
Mrs. E,scll refused to receive her hus
band, whereupon he called her six.year.
old daughter To his side, shot the child
iu the head, killing her, aud then blew
his own btains out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

A San Francisco dispatch of the Slh
says: A norther commenced Saturday
night and continued oil day yesterday.
aud ia still blowing this morning. 1t is
the most severe wind ever expcri, need
here aud the cold was intense. Street
signs were blown down and windows
blown in. Nearly all the vessels in the
liarhor dragged their anchors. and new
cral broke from thsir m%Oorings. The
hay WAS so rough that passengers on the
fcrry.bolts were scasick. The American
ship Edward o'Brien was blown away
from the dock. and the captain paid n
stcnm.tug $1,000 to tow her TO n safe
position. Two sections Of tue seR-wall
were badly damaged, and the new break
water Ut the foot OF Green street was
completely washed away. The damage
to- vessels aud wiinryea is estimated at
$3.50, ZOO. Reports from interior points
show hat the violence of the wind was
not so great az IL was found to be on the
bay. At Hanfcrd. san Joaquin valley.
there was q light sprinkling Of nov
At Spwiill three inches of snow hud
fallen. aud II had been showing ns far
south M San Fernando Tunnel. There
vas also II heavy snowfall ut Bakers
aeld and Portland. Oregon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

4 sharp trick was played on some Ia
coma bound Canadians on the Northern
Pacific II few days ago. A stranger en-
tered the car and called for their bag
gage cliccSs. The checks were given up
and as IL result, the travellers lost their
trunks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
T. n. StoSE Secretary.
Notice <or Tup1ieation.
LANp OFriCE. ErREKA. MY.

LAND oFrfcE, EuRERA. NEv.
December 3. 1884
NoricS Is hereby given That the FOL
LOWING named setter has flied notice Of
his intention Ia mnkc final proof in sup.
port Oi his claim, and ihnt said proof will
he made before the District Judge Of Tiko
county ut Eiko, Nevada, un THURSDAY.
JANUAEY IL, 1855, viz: Homestead Ap-
plirntiun No. i5O. Thomas Gi,land. for
The y. u. !, Of Section 4, Township 80,
North Of range 90 East. NJ. ID. II.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous r,sid nee upon, and
cultivation Of. snid lmnd viz: \. :. Sears.
of Eiko, New. +. Z. Muller. Of Elko.
New: ". T. S%totl,r. Of Lunoi!lc Valley,
Nov; II. j. Keith, Lamoiliu Valley. New.
I. Ii. ~IlINCkLEY,
Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
Hrhlghta.

Shipped by Warner II Co. TO Tuscnro-
N. IA day: 10y IluIord's team 5000 mds.
by Yates team 1890 mdsc. 10y Burt.
team 1000 Il. lumber; by Tucker Bros
teams $4,000 salt; 10y Lovclocks teams
4,O00 Il. iImhcr; 10y Harks team 1000
r. lumber, Received; one car load
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21
DELINQUENT TAXES.
orrrcr or covsrr AupIron.

Eiko Co., New, Dec. II, 1SSi.I
NorfoE is hereby gwen that the Deliii-
quint Tax LiRt iJr the year 1854 has
been deposited with the District Attor-
neg OF Elko County Nevada, aud that
unless the delinquent taxes are puid TO
the County Treasurer OF said County
within TSeniy (2O) days from above
date. action will be commenced by tbs
District Attorney for the collection Of
said taxes aud costs. =. NJ. HENLEY.
County Auditor, Blko Co. New.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-21

Congressman Cassidy says the plans
OF silver men this session will he to OPP
pose everything that is offered on the
question, 50 that the present laws in re-
gard to silver N be changed.