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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
From Fridays Daily.
sALMAGUNDI.

Warner & Co. to-day received from the
West a carload Of lumber for Tuscarora.
State Senator Charles Foster. OF Tc-
hama county Cal, passed through for
the East by the train last evening.
snnon's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on n guarantee. II
cures v~onsuuyGou For sale by Z. +.
Muller.
The question as TO the constitutional
ity Of the Assessor bill" was argued
before the Supreme Court on THURSDAY.
Arrived 10y stlgo ircn Tu5clrura last
evening: J. Ta!man. aud J. Baker. De
parted this u~4oIuing: Mud Davis, J. W.
Pierce.
A Iocomitive attached to IA train.
which WAS crossing from Beu,cin To rou
Costa, ON the big ferry-boat Solauo.
backed OF the boat into the water.
There are us prisoner, in the State
Prison. 1t costs S3,Oa2. C5 to run the
prison in August, luz SI,I7G.7O was paid
into the State Treasury from the shoe
factory.
Mrs. T. ID. Page and her sister. Mrs.
Pollard and daughter, went dosn TO
CSrlin by the truin tina morning. AIR
4 brief visit - relatives there, they con.
tinue on To Mis-. Pu.r' p home in ..urrku.
4 zach gold mine discovery j. re-
ported 100 miles ug.ihe=-t -! Benton.
Montana. From SIX to eleven dulltEa
day i. heinS realized with uH ogIiHrry
gold pan. \ committee srut uu; by Tie
ciGseus Of BenIou IvPo.t Ly above.
Miss Nic,"rii Slur,,Iui c~rr.trl = sem
salon ia He~ York b. ri5!iug wial
Ernest J. Smelling. her ls,I r. coach
mau. She IL iIe dagSIier Of m.gIoualrr
hoToNini ~au tuEr.U ~ 81 Lii S.irliGg
Oh sight. The you"g lady n - yrlln, ui
n.y. and Smelling j., the a..uac age.
Al Bndsrppr., 2..o r,untr. Cai.. '.r
cas- Of f,i:E b0n .y ua y.r ls,g ,aal...
that o! killing Lstrsu. recalled ia o..
"cqu'uaI last Saturday oa ,.r aa., u.I-
lot, and In ;hc aGa.tars.c CO.. ,-,aj five
minutes Ia G4e nccsluI ,l,r-,, l,r tie
killing d! Gayr Hsu-!Iy a- .l.-..i-d,p
bail in sum 81 $l,gJ2. It h-,iuy Ja.a IL
1ucrO i.yIu S2.oug-
r.. rs.N - - 49,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
From Mondays Daily.
IEALAAGUNDI.

James McBurney is erecting a FIRE
proof brick store in Chinatown for Wah
Lung.
John x. Bradley, wife and daughter
departed for California by the train yes
terday moaning.
That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured by Shi!oh's Cure. We guarantee
Sold by +. Z. Muller.
Thomas Prior and ..Smithi." NJ.
coming money at their restaurant in
heichlm, says the keystone"
Dudley sale is erecting a small build
ing for DR.. Meigs ON the vacant lot nd
joining the Doctors Office on the east.
The arrivals by stage from Tusearora
last evening were c. McMasters, J. 4.
Babcox, Edward Jones. No. Depar,-
urrs.
Arrived by rail yesterday: A car of
dressed lumber 70. Payne Il FcruaId. a
car Of merchandise for Elko and A car
OF salt for Tuscaraui.
Charles McNastcrs. who arrived from
lusc"rora 10y the stage last evening. de-
parted for San Francisco this morning.
lie will be absent u week.
Mrs. Vim. PIughoT is expected home
from Wood River this week. Leaving
lis wife in her mothers care, J. V. Low
ell will then 80 down on u business trim
to San Francisco.
\ nice lot OF salt water hsh, crabs and
iobNtcrs, were received at the Gem Res
iauraut last evening, direct from San
Francisco. Some are for sale. Call and
get some before they ARE gone.
The Western Union and Central Paci.
tc telegraph Offices at this place have
Just been consolidated and placed under
the management Of Nir. Stoddard, local
"g"nt Of the c. T.. Company.
The President has turned over to the
Interior department the military rescrva,
ton at Fort Sanders, Wyoming, for dis
poaal under the act providing for the
s"!c Of unc.css military reservations.
d. 7. Jones, Chairman OF the RepuJ'
lican National Committee, who Put
100000 into the campaign fund. was
among the first persons in the countr:
TO import foreign pauper labor to COIN.
pete with American wurkriru.
The Board Of Commissioners this
morning opened the Lid,-two in mum.
Der 70. building stone abutmerts for the
lion bEi4Ec across the Humboldt. bu.
EDd not yet, this evening, awarded the
contract.
The Commission. Rs have Teen to-day,
sitting "a, a Board Of Equalization.
Councillors BcDuy u Fitzgerald and
George W.. B.kcr. Of Eureka, ere en-.
u'ry"i in the matter Of the application
ioE ]ir;irri Of administration on the IS,
tate OF 4. W. Grdn,y, dec ascd. argr,.
Incut GA when j, bong hoard ia Cour;
tu-5Iy. \ number Of witnesses f.um
Ruby valley, J. Il. Wilmington, OF San
iUnnc.sc", Hnd LOOMS, OF Utah, are also
IA ~aticminucc at Court. just br!ore
G!tEg TO press We learn that the appl,ca.
uon Ind been granted 10y the Coar,, and
tina; W. T. Smith hid been appointed
administrator.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
IRON Saturdays Daily
sA.nAorsDI.


The washoe county Jail accommodates
nine prisoners.
The assessed valuation Of prop.,,v ~
Eureka county has fallen OH s372 COO
the past year.
Miss Ollie, daughter Of Jesse A,w.lI
arrived here by the tain from the Pas,
this morning.
Mart Sruith arrived here from Tusco-
o r by buggy this evening. accompanied
by Mrs. J. y. Brooks.
The Board Of County Commissioner,
VIII begin their session as a Board OF
Equalization, Oh Monday next.
Warner x CO., Forwarded FOR Tuscarora
to-day 1900 pounds OF salt and lumber
by LoTelock's aud HowelI's cams.
The departures by stage for Tusrarora
this morning were James Euker and
vile, Miss Mamie lIauis. No arrivals
this evening.
Congressman Cassidy will start out on
his campaign tour nr1t week. lie wants
to make the outside places before cold
weather sets in.
Doctor Aciss vent; on; to Huntington
valley this morning, 10 attend the little
child OF Charles IL. Hale, who Is re-
ported seriously i'll.
\ great deal OF work is being lone by
the Central Pacific on the suo sheds np
In the mountains. The company is now
getting ready for 4 rough Winter.
AIr. q. Guthrie, the wcll.known
ramrhcr and frui; grower Of Humboldt
county, was in town last night, depart
ing for Winnrnucca by tho train this
morning.
4 letter in the Office Of the Alta Com
Pnuy states that the diamond drill found
ior.y-four :cet OF vein matter a~ssuying
from - 80 to SOL per ton, niuety.two
feet ahead OF the east dnlt on the 2l5O
level.
Joseph DE Bell, the Reno jcwellcr fell
in - hIuung fit while waiting for his
breakfast in u Truclce restaurant last
Sunday, and was seriously injured about
ia" head aud face. We are sorry to
hear Of the accident to Uncle Joe. and
AaEe Ia may speedily recover.
HH
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
A Shocking Accident.

The Virginia Chronicle OF The 18th
snys: Yesterday afternoon. MS the V. a
L. wood tain reached Gold Hill. three
boys attempted to jump on a car. prob.
ably intending TO ride to this city, where
they reside. The conductor. W n.
Crislcy aud brcEcmcn did not see the
boys until I,;@T tine train started. when
n brakeman noticed ono Of them trying
TO pull another n from under tho cars.
The train was stopped AZ soon rs pos.
siblc, but went the length Of several cars
before 1t came to n halt. The boy run
over was found to be James Dcnuetts.
about II years Of age. mud lately GIN.
ploycd as n Chronicle carrier. His
mother ia ]ianitrcBs Of the Third Ward
school.housc.
BENEFITS right leg was found 10 be
horribly mnngled aud was %nmputated
about two inches below the hip. 1t is
very doubtful II he recover, from tho
! terrible shock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Iron Tuesdays Daily.l
IsALHAGUNDI.

Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: Belle Henderson, and a
Chinaman.
shiloh's Cure will Immediately cure
Group, Whooping congh and bronchitis
For sale by L. +. Muller.
X. Sadler is talked Of as n candidate
Tor the Office Of State Senator on the
Democratic ticket.
Mn. j. ID. Abel came down from Fort
Haileek last evening on IA visit TO her
sister. Airs. W. L. Hit.
The Board Of equalization will not
probably conclude its business before
the close Of the week.
The coinage Of the Carson Mint dur
ing August Was rs follows; Gold. SIl2,-
600; silver, SlnO, 900. Total. S2Ia, 900.
Robert Hoe, of the Hoe Printing Press
Manufacturing firm, died at his residence
IN Tarrytown, New York, Saturday, aged
40 years.
George p. Williams, of Ogden, Utah,
son Of DIR. Williams, Of Harrisonburg,
Va, suicided i'll the house OF Rev. Mr..
hubbell, Of the Hedding II. L. Church,
in New YORK Friday.
Edward Reilly who is interested in the
mines OF Railroad District, arrived here
from Montana by train this morning.
lie has an attack of rheumatism, and
Will stop n few days at the Hot Springs
Hubert Ii. Bancroft, the historian O.
the Pacific States, is now in Salt LAX,
city, having removed there with hi
family, intending To stay long enough I,
collect full data for his yolumn on Utah
Warner u Co., have received 22.OOj
pounds Of silver ore from Hicks district
in the northern part Of the county
When the balance Of the lot to be re.
crived shall have arrived, the wEole vii
be shipped for reduction to the works 4
Sandy, Utah.
Thomns short, Of Ruby valley. an
his two yonng sons, started for SAL
Francisco 10y the train this morning
Willie, IL Of the boys, is troubled will
his eyes, and the object of the prescn
visit to the Bay is to secure treatment b.
IA competent ~occUlist.
Neal Gallagher and Costello were Of
Thursday ii,uorGin5 al ~ =!:&st in III,
La Plata mine, Butte City, Montana
when Il cave caught them, p~iuuing Gala
CHER to the wall and squeezing him t,
death. lie was an old and steady miner
Costello WAS not much hurt.
James L. Sh. phcrl, son OF the ODER
lin Congregational minister. Gud for lei
years the leading minister Of Cleveland
hanged himself Friday, in an attic ia Iii
residence, rather thau face the Gisgruc
Of tn days in the ~workAouss. III
father and mother were the founders o
the OLcEIiu College.
The BOarl Of Commissioners to-da.
awarded thc contract Tor cousiruc,:n
stone "butments for the Upper HunJold
bridge to E!mo:c aud McBUgGcy, for tn
sum Of $1,000; also the contract 10 rcpni
the Lower bridge as per specification,
for $iSD; thcirs being the Moat iayo.a5l
bids submitted.
The Board also passed the ~fol!owin
laid over bills:
-.
L. W. Rule, Constable fees. SIP :
IL. Smith, Freight ...... 10 o
And appreciated from General fund f.
work on White Rock road $50. Til
bill OF II. {. Irland for road work wa
! rejected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

ES-Lieutcnant Governor ]. y. Muel-
Ter Of Ohio, who has hitherto been II
prominent Republican, has declared for
Cleveland, and n speech which he de-
livcrcd at Cleveland, in favor of Cleyo-
land, is being circulated among the Ger
mans in Ohio, the Brewers Association
paying the expense Of printing and dis
tributing it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The infant son of Arthur aud Emma
biIol passed away b. the other shore NJ
4 O'clock this morning. Tho child had
been III Tor two months past, gradually
growing weaker. and was finally f.c,d
from hs -nTrginga The warm sympa-
'hics of tbn many friends and nr,o..:.
tanccs Of the young couple arc extended
% ibcEi IN their heavy srrrow over the
loss 81 their first born.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

A love-sick lad Of is Summers. named
Meyers. Monday night crossed the dark
river by the revolver route, just because
n young damscl declined to smile ON him
in preference to any aud all other young
ROSTERS. He was a fragile flower. fall
ing from the stem at Selma, California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Sunday Amusement.

Yesterdays journal says: Those who
happened to be on Commercial Row
yesterday afternoon were afforded con-
siderable amusement by an affair which
might have resulted in a serious acci-
dent. An inebriatCd individual who was
mounted on q horse, came dasling down
Commercial Row, and while making the
corner Of Virginia street, overbalanccd
M fell to the ground with one foot in
the stirrup. The animal, who seemed
to possess more sense than the man. ap-
peared to forcsec the danger. and stopped
almost Immediately, allowing those pres
ent, to rescue him from his pcrilous sit
uation. This did not seem TO scare him
at all, not knowing his danger: and as
soon rs lac was relieved and on his feet.
he again mounted the horse and rode
away at ~brcakncck speed ncross the rail.
road track. While opposite the City
Hotel he fell to the ground again. and
the horse acting as before, stopped. He
finally gave it up as a bad joO, and tying
the horse to n post, concluded to walk
off.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Parson Koily.

4 private note has just been received
from Rev. 5. +. Kelly 10y a resident of
Austin. lie is now at PiitsburE, Pa.
lie says he has TUumcd around a good
deal. and has been connected with the
Phiada pima papers Tor IL time. but he is
now General Missionary for the Diocese
oi f,t.shurs, and viii have q good deal
Of travelling to do.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Democratic press, with very few
exceptions, has rcfraiucd from publish.
ing the "B!aine Scandal" The Rcpub.
lean press without exception, has c
clcd in the cleveland scandal" The
difference in the character of the two
parties is pretty clearly indicated by
these facts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The total value Of personal and real
property in Altafaa county, Idaho, ior
assessment purposes, is s3.i27, St2,G 81,
aud the taxes levied on this rrcpsr."
amount TO $s7,5s7 IS. This is an i'm.
crease Of nearly 100000 in taxable
property over last year, and Of 4 1000 in
the revenue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

A. j. Pullman has just completed his
contract to Kalsomine, paint, cIense and
generally repair the Court house and
Jail, for the sum Of SG97 80. He has
done tirst-rate work throughout; the
Commissioners were well satisfied, and
ordered the payment of the amount due
without & murmur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Bullion rsco,vod

The etagc from Turrtruu, last even.
ing bronght down iou5 bars Of Grand
Piizc bullion, weighing $50 pounds and
E"luoa at S5,50l, which wrs forwarded
TO San Frnuci-ro t." l.. u. Hall. Seem
t"ry Of ia" company, by Wells, Fargo 4
Ga. this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
From Thursday. Daily.
sALMAeuxDl.

1t is said that the value Of the late
Mathew Caravans estate will not exceed
$4,000.
John n. Dorsey and wife, Of Halleck,
and Charles Adams, Of Mound Valley,
are IN town to-day.
The Times-Reyiew thinks that over n
third Of the county vote will be polled in
Tuscarora, this fall.
FoI lame back, side or ches, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by L. +. Muller.
Yesterday, six bars of bullion. valued
al $1,000 were received at Wells, Fargo
X Co.'S, Office here from Idaho.
Departed by stage for Tuscarroa this
morning: Joseph Warren, T. L. Atwen,
Thomas Cheywiden, Mrs. Jennie Stark.
No arrivals last evening.
Yankee" Robinson, the old circus
man, died at Jefferson, Iowa, Thursday
last. He had been in the show business
nearly half n century.
The Assessor Of Humboldt County
says that the increase of population is
such that the vote in the county at the
coming election will reach LOO.
Admiral Courbet estimates that the
b~ombardment of the arsenal near Foo
Chow and the forts along the Min River
lie damage to the amount of $40, OOO.
600.
Courier 18th: Work in the Belmont
mine is progressing MS usual. and good
ore is encountered in the various slopes.
The mill is running nicely and the bull
lion produced is very fine.
Warner &Co. forwarded to Tuscarorn.
to-day, by Bates team 5000 feet lumber.
They also forwarded to Sandy, Utah,
yesterday, n car OF ore from Railroad
district, and another Of the same, to-day,
Roach's teams are loading.
Five soldiers Of the Fourth United
States Cavalry, stationed in Arizona, are
in Reno buying horses for the service,
They are securing the country from Win,
nemucea west for 500 head Of frst-class
saddle horses.
Canada, on account OF the introduction
of China lepers, is beginning to wrestle
with thet troublesome question Of Chinese
Immigration 1t is probable that at the
next session Of the Dominion Parliament
n restrictive law will be enacted.
Cat fish from four to twelve inches in
length are now frequently caught in the
Humboldt Down about Battle Mountain.
The large numbers planted here evident,
~ strucl; out for the Sink, as none have
ever been seen here since the planting
When Princess Sarah winnemucca
was told that w. d. c. Gibson, the new,
ly-appointcd Indian Agent at Pyramid
Lake played II good game Of poker, she
said;''Well, l don't care, he may play \
game of poker now and then with the
old sports, but / would rather have him
than n man coming with a Bible under
his arm N ii bottle OF whiskey in his
coat-tail pocket"
The case of Trenmor Coffin against
Helen l.. Coffin, suit for divorce, which
it was said would develop many rare and
racy incidents in Carson "high life
ended with no fire and very little smoke.
A divorce was granted Monday in the
District Court at Carson. On plaintiff :
motion the complaint was amended dis.
missing all charges except those against
o. p. Reyes. No one else, according to
the testimony, was at all implicated
but according to general report there
we're a great many heightened gentlemen
Of the Capital badly entangled in til,
business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

II is now reported that Postmaster
General Gresham has been offered the
Trcasuryship. and that, If he accepts,
Assistant Postmaster General Itatton
will bc at the head OF the PostoGlcc De-
partmcnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

A special train of II cars, loaded with
beef cattle, passed through here for san
Francisco, at 2 o'clock to-day. They
were shil ped by Jasper Harrell, from
Wells; the cattle coming from the ranch
of Tinnin * Sparks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
DISTRICT COURT.


T%UEsptY, ~Scpicmbr lG. 1881.
Hnlcy W. My"ls Motion and order
OF Court that Judgment be bad for $iIOo
with interest n'un date Of note to
March o. 1888.
Estate of.Fmnk Money, dccessod-
Heating of, settlement of account Of adj.
administrator continued until September
~. 1884.
Court adjourned until that day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Mr.. George Russell, who is Alternate
ipr Cummis-ibuor lhumus, Of this state,
hrs just received from Superintendent
Dixon. IL box u magnificent specimen,
from the Grand Prize mine Mt 'rusca-
rorn; which lac will forward with other
collections to the Great New Orleans
Exposition. NJ. Russell has received
ipT di]stributiuu a quantity Of interesting
documents relating t" the Exposition;
also II number Of fine colorcd plates rep
]rcscuting ;hc vast and beautiful build
iugs and surrouh liugs, copies Of which
may be obtained hy applying nt the of
Eco Of Russell 4 Bradley, adjoining the
Drug Store.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Silver State says Humboldt county
has increased in taxable property and in
population since 1850. and the County
Assessor estimates the number Of voters
this year ut LOO.
Yesterday Company I. Eighth Infant
rs, consisting Of ~thirty.!our enlisted mon,
commanded by Captain WIusIow and
Lieut. uaut O'Connor. arrived here from
Bcnccin. California, CO route to Fort Me
Dormit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21
Tho Rogers Family Hcnrd From.

\ letter received here from Miss Fan
ME Rogers this morning states that the
family are Mt present at Fort Hall, the
father being taken with pneumonia en-
route, and has for some time past been
seriously III. but Is now cunynl,scing,
though still confined to his bed. They
are stopping with Rev. james Morris and
family, who ARE officially connected with
the reservation, and Mr.. Rogers has been
attended 10y DIR. o. Callahan. u skilled
physician Of Binckfoot. The other
members of the family have maintained
their u7uai health. and ns soon as Mr..
Rogers has sufficiently recovered to adj
nit Of his travelling they will continue on
their way 10 Rcd Rock. Montana, but
they expect To pass the Winter at Dillon.
George Fcascl, TIN young man who nc
companicd the family from here. at
Fort Hall borrowed II Of their horses.
u saddle and bride aud rifle, and started
out. Oatcnsibly 10 hunt deer, but as sew
cral days beyond the time appointed for
his return had elapsed. and George stiii
failed to put in n personal appearance.
II was surmiscd that the Young man had
concluded TO forage on his " account,
and kept pushing forward.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Col. Goldman, Chairman ~ the Inlc-
pendent Conference which met in New
York. and lend r 81 lhr independent
movement IN boston. n1cr same wccLg
hesitation over Cleveland. has announced
his intention TO support him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Helena Herald contains Il thrill.
'ng account Of n lapd slide on the North.
ern PrciDc, which came near wrccLinp a
passenger train. An imincnsc quantity
OF earth aud large rocks slid on To the
track just nhcnd Of the engine, but cugi.
neet Gleason instantly applied the mir
brake. and although the passengers were
h"iO what shaken ~, mono Scrc injifcd .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

A special to the New York Herald from
Louisville. Ky, says: Evans ID. Allnut.
nm cX.mcmbcr OF the Legislature, died
at the Anchorage Insane Asylum on
Tuesday night. Ills death was caused
10y cruel and inhuman treatment. The
examination proved that death had re-
suited from brutal treatment. Six ribs
we're found to bc broken, three on each
side, and ono of the ribs was broken in
two places. The injuries had been in-
ilictcd about six or seven weeks. which
was proven by the tact that one or two
Of the broken ribs had grown together
again. Tho remains could hardly be
recognized. Judge Jackson called on
the family aud informed them that the
matter would be thoroughly investigated
and the guilty parties punished. There
* considerable Indignation among the
Louisville bar, Of which hc was u mem.
her, nnd q number Of prominent lawyers
' will push the investigation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Democratic formal opening Of the
campaign in California took place Sat
urlGy evening. Prominent member, Of
the party modc speeches ut thirty.onc
different places. The reports received
indicate the greatest enthusiasm prevail.
ing everywhere. The occasion was celc-
bratcd Icy firing s]olutcs, rarndcs and
mass meetings. In san Francisco the
Hon. Thomas II. Lniue. Hon. Frank J.
Sullivan and Hon. Robert L. Hastings
were the speakers Of the evening ut
Union Hall, which the audience packed.
Tho orators were enthusiastically re.
ciycd, aud the speeches we're thickly in.
{. terspcrGcd with yocifcrous applause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Tho Times gays: As compared witt,
the September vote Of 1916. the last one
held under a normal condition. the Re
publicans ought to have poilcd more than
2O.O0n majority in the state OF Maine.
II will bc seen that with all their strain
ing with the advantage Of Blaine 10 mp
peal 10 state pride. aul with the field
substantially abandoned To them, the
II rub!icaus have barely managed tohoIi
their own.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Governor J. W. Adams, j. Il. Byrnc,
4. &. Dorsey and \. G Cleveland, were
passengers from the West by the train last
evening. The Governor went ont TO his
cattle range In Stcptoc valley: Mr. Byrnc
rcmnincd here; MIR. Dorsey continued on
TO Hnilcck station. and "Cicvc" was
headed Tor the Atlantic sca.bOard.