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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
Pound Dead.

This morning some Indians came into
town mud reported u dead man found in
the river opposite James liu,scll's real.
dcncC. Coroner Peck with two or three
others went TO the spot and there found
the body OF II man, and upon bringing
the body ashore found him to bc ppa
entity 70 or 10 years Of ogc. pretty well
dressed, n good oycrcoat on. also good
boots aud apparently good undcrcloth-
ing. Around his neck was n cord 10 the
II Of which was attached u stone
weighing some eight or ten pounds.
Nothing was found upon the body which
would lead To its identity. The appear
mcCs show that the body has been dcnd
for some time as decomposition has al
ready set in.
After the body WA brought to town
Coroner Peck held an inquest the re-
suit NJ which was that nothing Ms to the
identity of the deceased was developed.
The remains were inferred IN tho bury.
ing grounds here ut the expense Of the
county.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-JoE LIMO, Pho
rRIEToR
MoSDAY.

d. Nedder, G. Bassett, Lamoiile; II.
+. Lorenson, VIM. Morton, Mound; Jas.
Mckay, Il. Mckenzie, Tuscarora; S. G..
Davis, L. +. Davis, Iowa. L. Seymour,
Pleasant. .p.
Thos. Lovelock, Miss L. Hsrdesty,
Miss y. Hardcsty, Miss L. HardeSty,
Tuscarora; w. Is. Bolser, Carlin; Mrs.
Melolnc and child, Eureka;C. + Drown
Il. F. Hardcsty, South Fork.
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worx Before the sonate This Resk.

Work Before the Senate This Week.
Tho Senate is likely to devote some
Of il spare time during the present
week to the consideration of foreign
affairs. II is expected that two or three
treaties NJ minor Importance, and in re-
SpCCt to which there can be little differ
cncc in opinion. will be reported from
the Committee on Foreign Relations and
taken mp 10y the Senate in executive scs-
sion. Among them will probably he
the treuty relating to the boundary line.
between this country and Mexico and
the treaty providing for the readjrdica-
ton Of the We'll and Laabra claim.
Mnulcr,on's resolution calling for in
formation in regard to Central Ameri-
can affairs may also be reported and
discussed. The more important Of the
pending treaties have been withdrawn.
and the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty and
that relating 10 an international patent
rights system will be held back until
the regular session.
The backbone resolution will
doubtless be further discussed. Il is
probable that all public business which
the Senate Inns in hand will be disposed
Of within three or four days, and that
body will then only nwait the pleasure
of the Executive, and will adjourn NJ
soon cs his important nominations have
been received aud acted upon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
From Monday. Dal:y.l
SALnA0UNDI.

Children's school hats cheap for cash
at Mrs. Lang's.
A car load Of agricultural machinery
passed through for California. to-day.
Warner 4 Co. shipped per fast freight
to-day. 5000 pounds Of merchandise for
various Tusearora parties.
Hon. J.. III. Rand is now on IA visit 10
San Francisco where h., will be detained
by business during the next two weeks.
The barometer has fallen quite rapid
ly to-day. aud should il continue its
downward course, a storm may be looked
for soon.
Mrs. Tiffany, Il widowed sister of Cal,
Wiley, is seriously i'll at her home in
Pleasant valley. DIR. Meigs has Just re-
turned from II visit to the sick lady.
Prof. A. T. Stearns arrived here by
train yesterday, AMI to-day organized
the classes III the State University. The
regular course of studies will
tomorrow.
George, son Of Alfred Bruce was Attic
ed with II tuinor growing under the left
ear which was removed u few days ago
by DIR. Meigs. The little fellow is now
all right again.
Charles Adams and Mrs. A. L. Me-
kee we've to-day quietly married at the
residence Of Amos Roach, in the upper
part o! town; members Of the family
and the officiating clergyman being the
only parties present.
We understand that S. VI. Henley. ex-
County Recorder has bought himself n
well improved S0-acre ranch near Ham
fori, Tularc county, Cal, on which he
proposes to settle and enjoy the balance
OF his life pcaceably and comfortably.
The Board Of School Trustees. Of this
district have awarded contracts for
thorough repairs ON the school house,
fence aud out buildings ON the school
house grounds. Dudley Sale and Joel
Gardner perform the carpenter work;
the painting falling to Dick Brown.
Mrs. y. ". Lang has just received II
new stock Of assorted millinery goods
for her Spring opening, and will for
cash dispose Of n lot Of shude hats for
schoolgirls, to make room. at prices
ranging down as low as two bits. Go
and buy one while it may be had for
next TO nothing, and be prepared for Il,
approaching hot weather.
The eclipse put in appearance on
schedule time this morning and for some
minutes cast a bona fide gloom ovcr this
community. At eleven o'clock the last
Of Luna's disk was Withdrawn, and Old
Sol beamed forth again as usual. 4 de-
cided cOOlnesS was for a short time
plainly manifested between the orb OF
day and this sublunary sphere.
Professor harrington claims that the
statement published in the INDEPENDENT
Saturday, touching the latter of the
suit instituted 10y Regent Hand agains;
Mr.. harrington, was not n correct tate
msnt of the facts: but il there * ANY.
thing in his cIrd-puh.ishcd in another
column Of tins iSsUc-calcuiatcd to dis.
prove the accuracy of the statement Ic.
fcrred to above, we fail to discover it.
The charge against Regent Rand was
tuut hc had written q letter accusing Mr..
Harrington Of tamprring with female
scholars under hi- charge. and the dr-
fcnsc failing to s~UUstautiatc the accuse
ton, was certainly a v~ndirution Of Mr.,
Iianl. who t%hereupnn Withdrew the suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
bore n1Ill.usrY Goods.

Mrs. d. w. Lang is just in receipt Of
another new invoice of millinery goods,
including the latest styles OF ladies dress
hats. feathers and a full assortment Of
trimmings, calculated 10 suit every va
riety OF taste and complexion. Call inn
media;eiy and examine the handsome
new stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Tho Cabinet met Thursday, with all
its members in attendance. II is under
stood the session was devoted 10 O IL
sidrdng the Oklnhama situation, and
the general policy TO he observed 10y the
administration in the matter Of mp
pOimtmcnts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
A man who calculated TINT his su,o

man who calculated That his smiok-
ing coSt' ten cents a day stopped smoking
""' Pnt ten cents a day in n bank.
AZ The end Of the year lac Ind
III 49, the savings bank giving him 8
per c"nt. lilo has started on again with
his S3l 20 M a busia. The moral IL
mat II h" live" long enough lac will grow
f'ch through having stopped smoking.
Ihis goody good story is M ridiculous
M ar" all Of it's sort. 1.-THE mnn. M fine
expense Of ten cents n day provided IL is
not hnrlful, gave himself considerable
pleasure docs il pay him 10 cut OF TINT
pleasure and bank The cash {?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
WEDNESDAY.

c.. p. Howard, Sacramento; A. E.
Cheney, Eureka; 4. Musser, Wells; t.
s. Paddock. n. V. Paddock, Mound.
Capt. j. w. Summcrhayes, Fort Hall
leck; j. w. Dean, Cortez: L. T. Marens,
Ogden; S. +. Rogers, Pleasant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE.

IL, the District tou1
In the matter q the Of ia" Fourth Judicial
estate OF GREEN u. District Of the State of
BEL, Deceased. N,vIdi, IN ard for the
County Of Eiko.
az READING AND RILiSu THE PETI.
~ tOu 81 j. u. Absl. admin sltItOr Of the
estate of Green u. Dol d, ceased, setting
fort that hr las hlgtI his nual recount Ul his
administration upon SAL - tate In this Court
and that lhr satuc Ia. been duly audited. al
owed aud COnhfmel that aI the debts and
expenses OF adIgin EiTaliuu OrsJii estate have
been iuly psid, ana that portion OF I'd &C.
late rem ains 10 DO divided among the heirs Of
snid deceased. an prhying among other things
Tor al order OF Ill tTih ton Of tho residue OF
said hst1to atuOBg the persons cIt tit ell aud thai
ono half 90 tho residuc OF sail estate be distrL
huiod t. ! ID, Abel. broth : nf sad u ceased
sui tie rCmStDi Z raif % The same 10 Mrs. II.
J. williamson. sister Of said deceased.
II h. ordered that all persons Interested N
tho yrtaic of said deceased I've aud apIpsf before
the Di.tHet CONT OF Tho Foufih Jndieltl Dias
irCi UT the state Of Nevada. IN aud for EIko
county, At tho courtroom ~ CAid Coutt In tbs
Courthouse IN the town at hlkO. County VI
Elko. Sttte Ui ROyldi. on the
ELEVENTH DAY OF ArRtl. 1885,
Tat being o dsy "f the reguiat ApHl FERN
day, tucn aud there 10 show cause uhy an
urde OF Dis 'tibutipu should not b. umde Of
tide residue of sIid estate among the h, ire Of
the snid Green ". Abel. dccoGs Il, srcOr ing 10
lew aud ia" prayer % sail petition.
II IL fufther ord. Trd that n copy Of thla
Briurr ts,v -lid attn ttEy ui rrril iss5. in the
DAILY EtkO lHnErESbI NT. n,wspapof
priutCd ard published in liu said town ~
klko, siat' of Nevada,
u. II. BtuELow.
Dated March E, isS5. Di.ifict Julsc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

In Wod"worih last Thursday morning
about 4 o'clock. parties awake felt n
very pcrccpiiblc shock Of earthquake.
ana doors and windows kept up quito
u r~aitling for several seconds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Catarrh cured. sweet breath and health
secured by ShilOh's Caiarrh lIcmcdics
Price 10 cents. Nasal Injector FREQ
For sale 10y =. +. Muller
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MONDAY.

Lyman BuSby, Huntington; Mark
Levi, San Francisc; t, c. Plunkett and
wife Tuscarora; A. T. Stearns, White
Pine. u
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T ARIvALs.

DEPOT uorEL-~EE " GREEN, Pro
III
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ShiloL's Cure will Immediately cure
Group, Whooping congh and bronchitis
For sale by J.. Il. Muller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
FOWL PLAY.
Belmont County Farmers and
Store Keepers
SwindIed Out Of Hundreds e Dollars
Worth of Poultry by a Couple
of Sharpers,

A short time before Thanksgiving a
couple Of well dressed, oily tongued md
business,like individuals put in an appear
ance in the vicinity Of Bridgeport and made
negotiations with many Of the farmers and
country ~storekeepers to ship to a bogus
Baltimore firm chickens, turkeys and game
and fowls of all kinds 10 whatever quaint
ties p~rocurable. The slick rogues gave
numerous banks throughout the coun-
try as references, and agreed to send
the cash forthwith when the goods pur-
chased should arrive at the mentioned des-
tination. They succeeded in quilting
quite a number of farmers and storekeep
ers into sending their produce, none OF
whom have received e cent for their
trouble or their poultry. A REGISTER re-
porter met Mr.. James Brown, Of the firm
Of Brown & Griffin, Of W~estchester, who
we're in this say swindled out of Sl2O. he
refused 10 give the assumed names of the
shsrpers, bat said that q number of those
who had beeR swiudled in his neighbor'
hood had decided I club together and try
and bring the scoundrels to justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
THE ~ENThCsIASM
EngeDdsred by the Chautsuqua Literary
Circle.

E~ngsDdered by the ChsutsuquR Literary
Circle.
The cantraI impulse Of the frat Nspo-
Icons cease!ess activity, is expressed in
this ~fa7orile maxim Of his: "An hour lost
is a chance for misfortune in the future"
Who car tell but that the kno Wedge being
gained at this very moment, may be the
pivotal point on which shall turn the des,i-
ny of ysars2 The information that consti.
tutes q task of but ten minutes may suffice
for the simple but Intelligent mo" that is
to decide tts contents of q decade. To
take Time by the torelOek is to avoid being
ground by his relentless heel. Forewarned
is forearmed.
The forewarning in a mind we'll furnish
ed with orderly knowledge, aud in a body
physically toned 10 the regular and nor.
NAL execution of plans arising out of such
kno Wedge, is the triple plated steel against
which the shock o fcon6Ict shall break and
fail harmless.
These two sections OF our human force,
the mentnl and The bodily, are practically
considered IA the coprSe Of study pursued
by the Chautspqua Literary and Scientific
Circle. The lesson on How to Live" BY
Edward Everett Hale, topicalIy divided in
10 sixteen different parts, gives inspiring
insight into tue proper conduct of living,
discioses is true character of responsible
ity linked with privilege. and makes known
in plain language how the most may be
gotten out of it.
Ifthere is a suspicion abroad that Chau-
tsuquens do not know how 10 use the pen,
one attendance upon their meetings at the
7. IL. c. A. parlors will be enough to dis-
pei the ILLUSION. The essays upon The
Vatican" aud The Life and Writings of
Cicero" BY Miss Mary Vance and Mrs.
Rebeccs HARDEN respectively, are ample
surely of the ability OF the Circle in this re-
spect, while the reading of J. G. Hollands
"Msrbl9 Prophecy" By Mia r. Rhodes,
was prophelical OF her own capabilities in
reading.
The wholesome enthusiasm ~snsendered
By this world, wide organization, may be
seen in the int-nt, content and extent a.
ready accomplished by it. This evening
will be the Milton Memorial programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
BIS Os NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There BY Register
Reporters.

HUMPTY DUMPrY tonight.
One deeds of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
The Council Committee on Furnishing
met at the City Hall last night.
The Baker aud Farron company
stopped at the Howell House.
TIE Gantz well at Little Washington,
made g flow of sixty barrels in fifteen
minutes yesterday.
A GRAND skating carnival will be given
by the Morning Star Social ct the North
End rink Saturday evening.
THE bszar given By the ladies Of the
First Presbyterian Church at Germania
Hall, last night, was quite a success.
HARRY MOORE and Will Greer, two
pottery boys, will skate a e mile race
at the Chspline Street rink Saturday even
ing.
ANOTHER large crowd greeted Lew
Johnson g ~Serenaders at the Capitol rink
last night, and a highly pleased audience
left the building.
TIE 81. Clsirsvills narrow gauge rail-
road will be again offered for sale next
Tuesday at l o'clock p m. The future Of
the road is very uncertain.
The river marks at Pittsburg last night
indicated s feet 6 inches and rising.
There are one mi lion and a halt bushels
ofcoal waiting shipment for lower ports.
Tbs ladies of the Thompson NJ. E.
Church gave a very enjoyable social at the
parsonage last evening. A large number
Of persons were present, and the sfsir
lasted until o late hour.
TIE Clerks Social will give its first Be-
lect ska,ing party at the North Eud rims
next Tuesday evening, December Is. The
gentlemen having The affair iu charge are
experts, and assure a pleasant time to all
who attend.
The great three mile race between
Burkstt aud Shurtlesworth takes place to.
night at the Capitol Rink. The race is
tor blood aud 500 a side. Many outside
bets have been made, the friends Of both
men feeling confident Of success.
D.pUTY SHERIFF IcCoLLOrGH and
Jsiler James Nichols yesterday morn
ing took Edward Regsr ard George
S. Wallace to the penitentisry, The former
upon a sentence of two years for grand
larceny, and the latter three years for ab-
duction,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
TIE MOORE
The Papers Stolen Return ed But Il
Money Still Non Est.

The Papers Stolen Return ed But tire
Money Still Non Est.
No clue has yet been discovered to the
thief who stole the money and papers from
the Moore House, on Water street
Wednesday evening, 1t was evident he
knew the lay of tine house, however, as be
secured q key, opened Mr.. MoOge's bed
room door, and went to a bureau drawer
containing the box in which the stolen sr.
ricles reposed. This was between 5 o'clock
and S in the evening, while he went out Of
the house about II o'clock, leaving the
front doos open to make the inmates be.
lieve that some \ mad entered from out.
side. The amount secured was sac SO in
cash, the papers, consisting of three notes,
one for S4O0, one $500 and one $3.50, a GER
tiicsfe Of deposit in the Exchange bank
for 5000 and a mortgage on a farm, hsv-
ing been returned yesterday stternoot
soma time. They we're placed on a small
clothes press Just back Of MIR. MocTsG bed
FooR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

will give you perfect circumstances. Cos
pei says time, kindness and love,
but dynamite says hate, force and
terrorism. The Norkipgmen have come
to a sense of their power and privilege and
naturally accept the position a little sWk.
wardly Of frat. but they will 500 get used
TO il and take it more naturally.
The gospel epitomized, teaches US that it
is nobler in a strong, wise, holy being to
die on the cross than 10 reign on the throne
Is teaches hat Christ died on the cross,
when be could have remained with bis
Father on the Throne. Therefore, | say
sgsiD, it is nobler in q strong, wise, holy
being TO die on the cross than TO reigu on
the throne. Is it Gospel or Dynamite,
which,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
BLOSSOMS,

Marriage of Two Popular Young Society
People Yesterday.
Yesterday morning as early as 1880
o'clock, psople began to flock to St. Mat.
thew's Church, until an hour later the pdi-
fee was we'll filed with On expectant as
s~emblsge such as a wedding always brings
together. The occasion was the mar.
rage Of Mr.. Al Glass, Of La Belle avenue,
and Miss Sallie Whitaker, eldest daughter
of Mr.. Nelson Whitaker. About 1880
the organ, under the deft manipulation Of
Miss Mary Wilde, pealed out the grand
notes of Loenhgrin's wedding march and
the bride, looking more than usually beau
titul in & neat flung travelling costume of
drab Colored material, entered upon the
AHA OF her father, preceded by three ush.
srs, Messrs. George Baird, Jr., Albert
Whitaker and John Rhieidafer. At TIE
altar the party was met by The
groom and bis best man, Mr..
Will Miller, of Steubenville, Ohio.
In the pretty Episcopal marriage service,
tie Rev. Mr CAN'T, o! ST. Luke's Episco.
pal church, then pronounced the happy
pair mar and wife. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony the lovely music OF the Men.
delshon wedding march filed the building,
to which the bridal party retired. The
residence Of the bride father was repaired
~ Gpd in company with q select few
friends, q sumpluous wedding breakfast
was psgtsken of, sfier which MIR. and Mrs.
Glass were driven to the C.. & P. depot in
Bridgeport, where they took tie l:47 train
a Western bridal tour. Both young
tolEe sge veil knowa and popular in Wheel.
ing society, and countless good wishes, !
cid slippsrs aud handsful of rice follow in
their wake,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
PEESOAAL EOIRS.
Movements OF WSooIinGitss, and She Com
ing and Going of Strangers,

Movements Of HSooIinSttSs, and Ihe Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
c. R. Upton, Of Cadiz, Is at the Staum
D. Buskitk, Of Woods6eld, is at the
Stsmm.
Erof & L Wade. OF &orgSntOzD, is al
the Mcclure.
George E. Faub!e, of Viola, Y. Va is
at the McLure.
The Baker & Farron Company are at
the Howell House,
NJ. F. Henderson, Of Oakland, is regis.
tered at the Stsum.
E. B. Throckuorton. Of Wsynesbarg,
Pa, is at the Stamm.
Joseph II. Marcy ana vifa, Of Webster
county, are at the S'amn.
A. s. Block and wife, Of Winfield, Put
uam county, are at the 81. James.
Mrs. J. ". Stephens, Jr., is the gress OF
Mr. c. &enkenelIer, 10 tie South Side.
Miss Bird Houston, of Wellsburs. is the
guest Of Mics Nollie Young, Of Tgeutisrb
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

Merchants visiting VIZ esling are espec.
tally invited to call at G. s. FeeDy's whole
sale house, l4l0 Main street, and examine
the extensive stock Of plain, assorted, fine
candies, etc. etc.
His Factory is the largest in the State,
and with the addition of new machinery,
is daily turning out great quantities Of
fresh confectionery. Don't fail to call
whether you want to buy or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
Mnnthsr -InhIcntinna

YAsHTSoroN d C, December ll.-Foi
the Ohio Valley end Tennessee. generally
fair weather, Winds becoming light and
variable, slight change III temperature, ex
cept In west Poruoos, slight rise 10 TEN,
per0ture.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather, prs seeded By light local SHOWS
stationary temperature WITH Sisds geGer.
ally from son,h 10 nnrihsesk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
4 GSul Man.

Editor q he Register:
10 case the resignation of Mr.. Aug
Rolf isIcacepted, as one of the Trustees of
the Gas Works, you would confer a favor
By suggesting the name Of Hon. C. w.
Sesbright to I'll The vacancy, his business
capacity being such as to warrant the be-
lief of his entire fitness for such position.
BE bling one Of the most prominent Ger
mans in the city, Sud residing 10 a portion
the city that is entitled to a representa-.
tive on said Board, ard that he will faith.
fully fill said position, if elected thereto.
have every reason 10 believe.
Respectfully,
MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

WHILE an auction OF silver ;hiubles q
goiUg on at Frsnzheim's store yesterday
afternoon, the suctioneer charged a woman
with stealing e thimole. She denied the
charge and demanded that che be searched,
which demand was moi complied with.
She then prevailed upon 8 lady to search
her, which wa done, and resulted in prov
ing that the aUctioneer had made 3 mis-,
take in the person.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11

HEADQUARTERS ter Holiday Slippers,
Headquarters for Gents Fine Shoes,
Headquarters for Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Headquarters for Misses Fine Shoes,
Headquarters for Children's Fine Shoes,
Headquarters for Cheap Fine Shoes, at
I. Y. BLnYn's-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-11
IN GENERAL.
transfer of Real Estate,

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office.
yesterday:
Deed nsde July 10. 1888, BY George
busch to John McGarrelI, for a piece Of
ground sitpste on Market street, in the
second ward. being one halt foot of the
north side Of lot No. l2l. Consideration
S226.50.