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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-13

The ice bridge at Niagara
falls is commonly supposed, by
those who have not seen it, to add
much to the beauty of the winter
scenes there. But it doef not. In
stead of great arch Of glittering
crystal spanning the stream above
the falls. it is an expanse of rough
ice across the river at their foot.
i Exchange.
jon Printing neatly executed
al this off'rc
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-13

The Judge improves on Web
ster by defining muf as "a thing
that holds a girls hand and does
not squeeze it."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
IFrom Saturdays Daily.l
sALMAGUNDI.

@. II. Hale returned home last even
ing from u business trip to Carson City.
George Russell, who has been in ans
Francisco ON business during the past
three weeks. returned home by the truin
last evening.
The train from the East this morning
arrived here ON time. 1t had ON board
the Emma Abbott Dramatic Troupe,
consisting Of forty-six persons, who ure
Oh their way TO i'll an engagement at
San Francisco.
A session OF the Institute will be held
at the church this evening at 8 o'clock to
which the public is cordially invited.
An address Will be delivered by Prof. A.
L.. Mann OF San Francisco. who will take
for his subject. ''IlOrace Mann one oil
the most prominent educators Of the
century.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
From Mondays D.ily.l
nALAA0UxDI.

G. p. Huntington says: 1 do not
think the Central Pacific Company has
given any no ice of withdrawal from the
Trans-Continental Association. There is
some little friction as to the division Of
business. and our general freight agent
in Chicago is looking after our interests.
] have no doubt that some harmonious
arrangement will be made.
News has been received ut Phoenix. A.
T., of the drowning of Gus Goodman OF
the firm of Goodman IL CO.. at Hayden'S
Ferry Tuesday. Goodman started from
the store at Tempe for Phoenix on horse.
back, and it is supposed by some aeci.
Ism was thrown from his hose in ford.
ing the river. The hose was found
rideiless at Hayden's. also Goodman
hat ON the river bank. A search party
has STATED to find the body.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
The Storms.

The heavy storm now upon this sec,
ton seems To have been very general
Throughout thr coast. Heavy rains urc
reported all over California a. nr South
ns AIojavu; trains Oh the Southern Pa
cine bcins delayed 10y v"sAout.. Ia the
S~Icrras, SNOW and rain irIi necessarily
for II hours.
The Northern Pacific read Is b!ockad-
ed by SHOW to such an extent that II.r
rlsirru mails at Portland have been or
IcrrI , ut ~ steamer To san Francisco
whence they viii b. forwarded 10y lie
CrulrIi Pacific.
\ large amount Of mail icr ;Ac Moth,
also blockrdci at Il dIus. 90 the Ore
gou Northern bls been ordered To- san
FIunuihcU which wiI! Lc forwarded 10
Portland by cAuIr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
4 Lively ~shake-up.

At n few minutes bcfO-c / o'clock this
morning. all bat he hcaV est OF slccperS
were suddenly arrusci rom siumbcr and
stnslIed 10y the violent rocking aud sway
jug Of beds aud buildings. and tie pranc-
iug ubont of hithCrto wcil.bchuved mrui-
lurc. D.Gniird. staid old houses joined
in the general j'g us il r. ju;cing with
Their occupants that the New Year with
its attendant festivities. was SO close at
baud.
The c%at-nappers, who always sleep
with one eye and both ears open, heard
n heavy rushing sound like that of q Wis.
iting cyclone, just before the regular bu-
siness began.
There was but n single brief shock, the
motion being v~er,icle, rs though the town
had been raised about n foot and II half
and the props then kicked from under.
IT WIS n lively little matinee while il last
ed. however. and ia an interesting sub.
jeot Of discussion, to-day.
Whether this locality was alone favor
ed with the moving farewell OF 1884. we
nro yet unappriseI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Tho wedding Last NiSht.

Some fifty invited guests assembled
last evening ut the residence of Mr.. aud
Mrs. L. Peurod to WITNESS the ceremony
which united i'll marriage their daul hter
SLllie and Mr.. Robert Tucker. At pre-
cisely s O'Clock, to the cheerful music oil
IA wedding march, the company filed in
to the parlor where the bride and groom
had just tukeu their positions. The as
semblage being seated, R-v. Mr.. Sinrp-
s"a stepped forward and in u most i'm
pressive mnnuer performed the solemn
service which united the young couple in
the holy bonds Of m%aIrinony. A brieiin-
vocation to the Givcr of all Good, follow
ed, after which the warm congratulations
Of their assembled friends were graceful
ly Received by the newly married.
The bride was handsomely attired in
garnet velvet and silk with Jet ornaments
and point lace ruff; the groom looking
equally, happy, though somewhat less
charming, in the steriotyped black broad
cloth, white satin choker and polished
boots.
Congratulations being over. the guests
were usheEud into an adjoining room
where ample efIeshmenis we're served,
the health, long lie and prosperity OF
the happy couple being enthusiastically
drank 10y the gentleman, meeting n hear
ty but less vinOus response from the Ia
dies present.
4 number Of pretty as well us useful
gifts from personal friends adorned the
centre table, among which We noticed a
hnlf-dozen silver tea spoons from CT. +.
Talbot: II silver pickle castor from 3Ir.
4 Mrs. Briggs; pair silver nnpkins-rings
from Mr. and Mrs. 4. n. Stone; : ia
bic tides FROM Miss Marion Stone; hand.
some plush holder and broom, from Mrs.
James Clark; pair of vases. Mr.. u Mrs.
Frank lloush: Atr. x Mrs. Il. Il. Biye.
low, r ivsr tUb!e caster, Mr.. & MTs. +.
ID. Page, silver card-rrcciver: Mr.. &
Mrs. BI'rows, pair Of vases; Hiram
Chnsc. silver cake-bIsket, sugar bowl and
butter dish; Dr.. j. j.. Meig,, silver Gus,
ter; George tucker, pretty standing
lamp: Mr. 4 Mrs. Geo. Nc Intosh,
toilet set; Mrs. J. Tonkin, n handsome
clock.
Alter II halt hour passed in social in.
irrconrsc, the company took pleasant
leave OF their entertainers, and the bride
and groom soon after, r paired to the
Residence f;;ea up Tor their reception
near the court house. and which they
viii continue to occupy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
STATE Teachers Institute.

Pursuant fn n,r,ppr.u,.r, a.. Get.
Teachers Ip,;i,ut, wss r,Ii,.I :, n,.I.r
AT 10 O'Clock y,,t,rI.y l., = y.u.
State Superintendent al p,nl,. rr..,,''
ti.p E,,w,,b ,rli,, 81.
Of rain uud ,uov r,,u. d,,u 10 a.i
usr. rendering the ,,,r,,. ,I,,,., i,,...
sibIr. unitc a uumL,r of ,c,cL.r. anal
.prrt,turs w,r. r,..,.n, IT..
v,rr ,,,.u.l viii, u,,,.,r r,...r.
Miss E.um, G,rlprr ur.J,,. ~, ma.
organ. Fo!Ioyin, tai, ,y.s nm ,J5r.s.
Of Welcome by Comfy Spu.rir,.rAr.
4. W. Gr,vrr. IN vLir, Il ,,...l ,L.
mrcc,,Itv OF tr,.hr,s' convention. ~
the puruo,r of t,kiur, r,u,,.,l ,,.,.u.r
for drviring WAYS and r,r,u. or s.rur,,.
the greatest success IN tLc rr~o.,,Y,i,,
Of the most upp,r,,ut r-nco, !,
which abyonr cam cpyn o..
The RESPONSE by Suprr,utrpJ.p, q <
Youuy w,s nr,ur,r,ur j.y,,.l ,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Prom ru-.d.y'. D.ily.l
sALMAoUADI.

Vim. Butler has gone down to Calitor-
mia on n visit to his parenss,
Mrs. 7. d. Page of Eureka, is here on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Tucker.
Mrs. John Craig has returned home
after u Eve months visit in the Eastern
States.
George W. Baker and wife left for
their home at Eureka by the train this
morning.
Commissioner Campbell snd wife will
return to their home ut Fort Halleck
this evening.
Miss Libbie Grover goes up to Little
Lake Saturday. to take charge Of the
school ut Mr. Hardy's.
George Mcintosh and wife Of Csrlin.
a'e i'll town to-day-probably to att, Id
the wedding this evening.
The new Term of the public school be-
gins on next Monday morning. ut which
time studies will be resumed
Colonel Moore of Ruby Valley, went
down this morning Oh a three weeks
visit TO the Bay. lie is lodging the COM
ing cold weather.
Sheriii-elect Atwell has bought his
family down from TuSclrora aud est1b-
j.shed his residence i'll the dwelling for
merry occupied by c. L. Benson, just
east Oi the Parsonage.
Iii Stokcr started for San Louis
Obi,po, Cal, this morning. to make Il
New Years call upon his nged mother,
whom Le has not seen for several years.
lie will be absent about Il month.
4 cold wave struck this camp last eve
Ming and has kept waving rather Lriskly
ever since. il showed the mercury
eleven degrees below zero last night and
the highest 1t crawlcd to-day was only
ten above freezing, where its stay was
very brief, dropping down twenty de-
grccs before shutdown
\ dispatch from IInrbor Grace states
iLat the Orange demonstration passed
oil quietly The procession, composed
oi u thousand persons, passed through
The principal streets OF the city Unmo-
iesicd. The Iivcr-hcad mcn with a
! green lag held their " citadel. The
Or.mgcHrn rc!Taiutd from intrusion
iaIo the Catholic grouud OF bloody mem
cry On last st. stephens Day. The
authorities, reinforced by a war ship and
" formidable police force. cacc;ualIy
prevented amy hostile demonstrations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
How to Gel a Public once.

There are one hundred and twenty
thousand Offices within The git ui the
new administration. nrh now Is The
time for those seeking public employ,
nient to take proper steps 10 secure one
Of these lucrative positions. 70 this
end the USiTED SrATrs BLUE BOOK will
prove M Indispensable guide and nssis-
ant. The BLrE BooS " a register Of
I'll Federal Offices md ~enploymcDts in
zach State aud Territory. the District Of
Columbia and abroad, with their sn!rr.
es, ~emOluWcpts and duties, shows who
, eligible for appointment, the civil ser.
nee rules, questions asked at eIauiun-
ions, how TO make an application and
SOW 10 push il TO success, aud gives rnl-
table information relative "a gOycrnmcnt
boaiuons meyer before published, Send
twenty-five cents to J. u. S0ulc, rub-
ishcr. Washington, u. C., nnd secure a
opy OF the BLUE BOOK. Agents wanted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
The knights OF Pytalas Bali.

The aiirrl.ucc at Tia graulin"httto on
ball given hy TIE Esu5Lis o. I!ihias. at
Freeman Hall, Lat nisu,, vs., uotwIth-
atsnding the storm. nDUpt a. large a, TIE
building could Wril accommodate, quite
n number Of persons from adjacent Towns
and valleys taking rtr: rs tie trstiyuir,.
Among the guest, prom abroad wrnr
Prof. Mann OF San Francisco, aud SUITE
Supcrintendr Young, who uru b,rr at
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

Ihc following item !, just now going
the round, of the Stale papers: The
P"c'hc Coast LH"d Bureau has recently
elected tne sale Of "a large tract Of hand
Ia the m,isAhoThood OF Elko. to u scotch
syndicate. The price 10 bc pail j. ST.
10000. The safe embraces uu mru Of
5yo,99o acres with 25,Oug Ia al oi cattle
thereon
We have it upon what may be held as
good authority that the above statement
Is "too previous" 10y upward, of ~ ron
siderable. a trade, iii stupcndou-ucss
cquating the above mentioned. may DOS.
s'biy occur in EIko county lunds some OF
these days, but It would bc ns well TO
wat umt such time to publish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
The Change Contaminated.

W. 1. smith recently purchased the
grocery business aud stock Of u. Rein
hart Il Co; also. the grocery bushes, and
stock Of ". +. HIT. The transfer OF
the goods from both these Establishments
10 the business house OF ". Z. Smith i
now effected, and Mr.. Smith desires to
say to all the former customers OF
the parties mctioucd that he will he
pleased To receive their patronage. guar
"ntcclng them fair AMI liberal treat
mcnt with II reduction Of former prices
on such articles OF consumption as will
bear ~ shriukngc. The schedule cstab-
liShcd for the opening OF the New Year
on m'uy staple articles will DO
fuunG lower than ever bgfore in this
place, and the public are cordially in
viicd to put the claim 10 the test by
calling; examining his large stock Of
family groceries, provisions, etc. aud
nsccrtaiuiug prices.
Mr.. smith has gone permanently into
the business, proposing to keep contiu.
unliv n full sock OF everything in the
grocery aud provision line, and hopes,
10y pursniug n system Of perfect fnirncsa
toward all. and the exercise Of an nc
commodnting spirit. TO merit the esteem
aud continued patronage Of the people
in this portion OF Elko county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
A Captured raj

party Of siA cowboys boarded a pas
senger train ON the Southern Pacific,
tuesday. near l. tngtry. at which small
station. they forced the conductor to stop
and where twenty more hcrders got on.
taking possession Of the train. They
wer ali pretty we'll ginnrd up nnd amus,
ed themselves by shooting ont the win.
dow glass. lights, etc. The crowd Of DO.
vine ]persuIderS favored the passengers
with their presence daring IL GO-milr
ride. during which they cleaned out the
train boys stock Of peanuts AMI candy,
The object OF the lcsti,e gang was eyi-
IDENTIFY TO inlusurlts a Christmas boom
by painting = tH1in blood nd"
1t may, however, prove very costly
sport 10 the uprOarIUus hrrdcra.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Prom Fridays Daily
NALMAGUNDI.

The emily arrival by stage from ruscs-
rora last evening was 4, J, Bender. No
departures this morning.
Al n citizens meeting in Chicago, Tu-
esday, u resolution was adopted calling
upon Congress to pass the Cullom anti
Mormon hn.
Jean Lucas. u Vienna Bank Manager,
being unable to get safely TO Canada,
souared his accounts with u pistol turn
ed loose upon his own person.
The MackAy-B Bennett Commercial Ca
b,s vas opened to the public ut the Off
ces of the Commercial Cable Company,
New York City, ut midnight. Tuesday.
The total vote Of Utah for Delegates
for Congress in the November election,
WAS: John i. Cain lMormon). 2l.l25;
for X. Smith lGentjlel, 2,227.
The Rev. Geo. Ii. Thayer, OF Bour-
ON, Ind, Says /: Both myself n wife
ow. our lives TO Slob's Consumption
Cure For sale by L. +. Muller.
At Pinto, Utah. last Saturday, two
sons OF Davis Tul'is, ng d land II
years, wen, Instantly killed in.their c
by the falling in Of the heavy dIt yeof
of a log cabin in which they slept. The
additional weight Of n heavy fall Of snow
broke the ridge-Pols, which fell upon
xhe children.
The Teachers Institute las leen in
Session since morning, but We will lot be
able to publish ~ account OF the pro
eeedipgs until t0-moUow, when tie eIer-
cises will lie Of q more interesting char
meter. The public generally ere c~orlirI-
Iyinyited t. attend the session Tomorrow
aud it is hoped ia, tue attendance vii.
be Large.
Superintendent Young will deliver um
address at the Church this evening at s
O'Clock, to hear which the public ate al
80 Invited
The suhject Of education il one Of
deep interest and shnaiJ draw a large
avdiruc'.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
r. y. SroNs, Secretary

The Reno Gazette says: Omitted
Suites Marshal Corbctt has returned
from Battle Mountain. lie was there Ia
serve pap II on superintendent, Cliuatc,
of the Nevada G, utral iiailrond. 4 NV
York Trust Company Is suring the com.
pany for non payment Of int rest. Mr..
Corbctt served all kinds of papers, an
affidavit. summons, subpoena, etc. Arc.
crivcr will doubtless be appointed. and
the Union Pacific will eventually pick
np tllc rond ns it hus the bonds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
GOODBYE TO IS.

With this issue closes the 18th vol
ume OF the INDEPENDENT and its inter
course with the fast declining year, to
% whom it now Hf, alternately bids fare
we'll. The shrunhen cycle, with all its
cheerful hopes and dismai fears. is past
and gone. Regrets are vail, therefore,
with IA heart iOg every fate, we shall look
s~tcadiastIy to the future. and with the
comforting prop OF eternal Hope endenv-
or to evolve from the IN! site depths the
promise Of - bright aud prosperous era
Tor our State and people. With a stead
fast faith in the coming time. we
heartily wish our friends and pmrons
"a Happy New Year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

Sunday, six mnskcd n,n cnicrtd IN
home Of Mrs. Worhcnour, at Wheeling.
West Virginia. aud, after horribly
batting thc family, stole about 5000 in
gold. Tuesday night lour men rvidcutiy
OF the same gang. broke into the house
of Ehjah Morning, u bachelor miscr. md
finding only Sls2 on his person. put him
10 the most horrible torture to force him
to reveal the hiding place Of his gold.
lie was tied To u bud.post, stripped and n
rcdhot poker applied to his body IN twCn.
iy plnccs. Hot oil was also poured down
his bnck. and his ruircrings were terrible
IN the extreme. In their anger nj their
failure the rllars struck Inn II heavy
blow on the mead aud left linn hnnging
inscu-ihlc in his ]fastcnings. lie was
found via hours later nearly frozen and
half dead, and his condition IL danger.
uus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

The Direct United States Cable Com
pnuy aud tue French Gable , ogupauy
H.s,c "a reduction in the cable t.lriii 10
Great Britain, Iceland ami Frnr- 10 80
cents per w"ri, meeting the cut made 10y
the M,r1ay-Bruurt I.b!r Company.
The old c!G.e COMPANIES have reduced
tolls to the figures cn;ablIahrd by the
Commercial CuupApy-iO cents per
word for general business messages to
Great Britain and France; 20 cents Tor
plain pIrss messages transmitted in reg
uItr oracr; ~ cents for deferred" press
hu,!urss
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Murdered In Paradise.

Robert ii. Scott. OF the mercantile
hrm OF Scott * Powell. of Paradise.
Humboldt county, was shot dead in his
sVore "Wednesday night. as he was about
closing up his place uf business. The
Silver STATE says: 1t is supposed that
the murderer developed his ieet i'll sacks
aud entered the store stcallhiiy about the
time Mr. Scott WAS preparing tD close II.
his OGJcc, being robbery. The belief is,
that IA scuilje eusued, and TINT the muir
dcrer iir,d while has victim had hold OF
the muZzIc OF the gun. and immediately
escaped from tuc store. \ young man
named Clarence Gray 1, suspected OF be-
InB the m]uIdcr,r, rs Ac w.ts not seen ia
thc village aRrr iHc deed was commit
ted. lie Is described "a being tail aud
s.Itn. with sharp i,nIur,s aid "a { on
one III his checks. lie wore when last
seen. II laTSp. white hat Viii. BLACK baud.
and blHr DyrralIs. Parties lett Purtdise
gong Ia every direction Ia search Ui lin
aud II found, has trial sal doubtless
cost the county nothing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

Tho latn earthquake in Spain has
been offended with fearful DISASTERS. 4
great part Of the City of AIbuqucras is
IL ruins, and $50 lives ARE reported lost.
Disasters iroI. mnny parts Of the country
nrc reported. So far Ms known. 200
persons were killed in Andnlusin. The
hihnmbrn was not humRgCd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
New Year lance

4 social dance, under direction of
Nresrs Rogers ana Sheridan, the we'll
known Pleasant Valley musicians. will
take place at Freeman Hail t,-uIoErux
evening, at which. hilarious youth and
nmiabic age wi! alike be welcome 10 us-
Arat an taking an appropriate farewell OF
the old year aud cnccrnIly receiving the
New.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Iron Wednesdays Daily.I


Thomas Hunter had the misfortune to
seriously .%injure his wounded leg to-day.
ind desires that his ane be returned to
ban immediately.
The Old Boys will assemble ut Rus
sell and Bradley's Office tomorrow, at
precisely IL n. BY order Of,
The OLD Boz HIMsELF.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
WIN. Page Reported Cray.

VIM. Page. unr oi the old-lunc miners
Of this county. lat OF Good Hope dis
tr.ci, north of TUscururh, was brought
To- Wmucmucca hum Jumbo district,
lIunhu!dt cUun;y, Last Wednesday. The
SILVER State published II statement "a fcw
days ago, that Page had brcomc insane
and taken possession Of amimrr = cabin,
- :Ds.ng To permit the owner 10 enter.
Being armed, 1t was deemed dangerous
Ia attempt his removal b. force, the
owner Of the cabin therefore walked
sotrc tom miles 20 town aud reported.
whcrcupon officers went out and found
Page at the camp. who was then rational
but complained OF being very sick. the
Silver State So ; he has a wild look, bul
whrth r 1t IS caused 10y sickness or in
sanity - not determined.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

John Newman and John Sutherland
were riding on n blackboard inspecting
II icvcc near Sutttr Station, Cal, Thus
day last, when u portion OF the lcvcc
cavcd under :hc vehicle. throwing the
two mCu into deep water. Sutherland
SWAN ashore but Newman was drowned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
EVENING SESSION.

Instituto conveyed at the Presbyterian
Church. Music.
Then the Institute was favored md
highly entertained by mn nblc address
from State Superintendent Young. who
presented the condition OF Neyhdt's
school syst IN. and pointed out veI, dis.
tinetly its numerous def. cts, among
which, il the want of supervisory power
OF the State and County Superiutcnd.
ents. The entire want Of provision for
school libraries. The distribution OF
pnblic funds for the benefit Of schools.
H. ably compared nj school.rooms-
barren Of maps. charts OF librarics-to
the Nevada desert: regrets the want OF
Normal schools, for the training OF
teachers at home. which iucurs the me-
ccssity Of sending away for teachers,
which docs injustice TO our teachers, but
saves our hundreds Of millions OF school
money, which Is carefully laid away.
Ills address throughout was n great
treat. and was delivered in n very pleas.
ing manner.
The Institute vas then entertained
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04
Churcn seryices To.morrow

We are requested to give I!ui.co that
Ed I j. y. B.r 81. OF star Yu.lry VII.
preach at TIL church N THE pace to.
morrow evening ntG o'clock. All are
cordially invited to siIlus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

The news from Egypt is not OF the most
satisfactory character. 1t appears that
WOi,tiey decided to abandon the at
tempt To reach Sbcmdy 10y the desert
route Jfom X .ti, tins cutting oil the
great bends in the Nile. The difficult
ties Of the way seemed to be too great
to bc surmoumied with the a.
las command.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

There arc in tho State Of Nevada, H.
737 COO nCrcs Of land. uf whict. 3l.777.
659 are surveyed, leaving 1880, 3g.a57.-
pl2 u 10 surveyed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

An internal machine was found on
the Jcrsry central Railroad truck Sat
urdny, near " y.ilcld. IL consisted OF
II square Iac%uEe bound by n shawl
strap placed near the rail, so as 10 mp.
pear as accidentally dropped. The
package was so constructed as to explode
II 1t were struck a heavy blow. 1t con.
tuiucd f.ly-cight cartridges Of dynamite.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

Cntarrh cured, sweet breath and health
secured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedya
Price 90 cents. Nasal Injector frce
Tor sale by L. 2. Mailer
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-04

The funeral Of the orphan children
who lost their liNra Icy the lnto Ore at
the Brooklyn Asylum took place Satur.
day. The chnrrcd rcmnirs Of twenty
one victims were inferred in the ccmc-
terry Of the Holy Cross.
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