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IE~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.

The UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO-
CIATloN will hold its fourth annual and 4Sth regu-
lar monthly meeting for the payment of dues and
making advances on WEDNESDAY, October = 1885
and r streets northwest.
The secretary will submit his annual report and
amendment to the Constitution will also be proposed
al this meeting
Shares $50 each per month. Interest allowed at 5
Per cent per annum 81 900 advanced on each share.
Subscriptions TO stock will also be received by John
j. r nller % II 81 NV Meyer Loeb at Eiseman Bros
corner 9Th and streets II. W.: Dennis Conne pres-
dent, corner ist and streets NV; Daniel DONOVAN
secretary, lO1 street NV oc3-4t
.[ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The 72d meeting of the Association for making
monthly payments and advances will he held
WEDNESDAY, October 9TH, 1855. at o'clock p
m. at the
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.
G St. near 9th NV, first floor.
On the 18th of October subscription books will be
opened for shares in the tenth issue.
Pamphlets explaining the object of the Association
its advantages and benefits. DC furnished upon app
cation HoMAs sOMERvILLF, President.
JNO- JOY EDISON. SEC. 927 ST., ID floor. oc:s 1t
If~ SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders of the WASHINGTON SIX PER
CENT PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION"
on MONDAY. OCTOBER II, 1885. 3 pm. in the
of altering and amending the constitution. All MEM
bers are urgently requested to be BY order
oc3sat wtSsat-3t President
Tf~ INDICATED. ELECTRIC AND STEAM
49, Baths: Magnetic treatment for rheumatism
and Nervous Diseases. by MRS. BROWN Col),
se12ms 3Oo Mo. avenue.
TC~ JOHN H. MAGRUDER, I4I7 NEW
Buckwheat ocl-6t
OWN HOME
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THE BUSINESS OF SHOWING THE QUEER" DIS
GUISED IN AN AGRICULTURAL GARB-AN
EARLY EXPEDITION TO THE CENTER MARKET
AND ITS RESULTS.
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MOOnlfghters Active In Ireland.
FARMERS COMPELLED TO SWEAR THAT THEl
WILL NOT PAY THEIR RENTS.

DUBLIN, October THE Davitt land system
agitation In Ireland increases daily. "Moon-
lighters" are forcing farmers to swear that they
Will not pay their rents. Several farmers were
waited upon by "moonlighters" last night and
compelled to take an oath to that effect.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS DIR. II. NJ SCHOOLEY,
l Dentist
Has removed his Office to Room g. Pacific Building.
ST. near eth n W Ocl-lm
~, JOHN II. MAGRUDERS PLACE OF
H.. business will be opened until 8 p m. oc1-6t
TE-s JOHN w. CoKsoS. JOHN W. MAcAKrSEY.
CORSOS & MCCARTNEY, BANKERS,
Clever Building. 1919 T =.
Washington d. G.
Iepcsit Acrounts subject check sight, received
from Firms CORPORATIONS and individuals.
All Stocks ard Bonds .lisfed on the New Ork ana
Philafielphia stock Exchanges bought and sold on
commission. Boston orders executed American
Bell Telephone Stock dealt in
District of Columbia bonds of all denominations
hard safe stock and Bonds O all local street Rail-
roads. tias, Insurance and lelephole Companies
bought and sold ap:U
~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
49, Residents is particularly called to PfiOS-
EITf, the and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
and SAFE, uard against Malaria For sale areated by
the glass bottles by W. 4. MILBUI.N, sole In
yenior and Manufacturer. l429 Peunsy lvania ave-
apll
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THE SILVER UNLOADED AND THE YANTIC
AGRoUND.-The transfer of the silver cargo of
the United States steamers Swatara and Yantic
amounting to 100000 in standard dollars
to the U. S. Treasury, was completed to-day.
The coin will be counted in few days. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that it has all been safely de-
hvered. The Yantic, which was unloaded first
started from the Navy Yard last evening for
got out Ofthe river channel and ran aground.
Tugs were engaged to-day in dragging her out
OF the mud into deep water 1t is said at the
Treasury department that, owing to the trouble
and delay in transporting money by water
that railroad transportation only will be en-
plOyed in the future.
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SECRETARY ENDJCOT-r FIRM
The Protests Of the Generals OF No
Avail.

THE SECRETARY WILL MAKE NO EXCEPTIONS OF
STAFF OFFICERS TO BE SENT BACK TO THEIR
REGIMENTS UNDER THE RECENT GENERAL
oRDER-GEN. HAzEN's REQUEST GRANTED FOR
THE PRESENT.
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E.~ WILLIAM MCLEAN Il son,
- LUMBER MERCHANTS

MIR. p. n. DWYER has supplanied my former
Outside salesman, and Is the only authorized person
TO take your orders. se12
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Late this afternoon Sergeant Perry arrested
Joseph PuSadaro and Salvatore Tunnelli and
Officer Edward Horne arrested Cannatelli Sal
vadore as members of the counterfeiters' gang.
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POSTMASTER CoNGER MAKES A SUCCESS
TIoN.-Postmaster Conger, of this city, has ad-
dressed a letter TO the Post Office Department,
in which he suggests that the special messen-
gers be permitted by the department. to collect
we'll as deliver messages when called upon
to do so, just as the American District messen-
gers do. He believes that the lads would will
lingiy do this additional work for the sake of
the increase of business it would bring about
and the corresponding increase of pay. If men
could have the messages taken from their
houses or places OF business by telephonng to
the post Office for a messenger, instead of being
obliged first to carry them down to the post
Office, more messages, he Thinks would be
sent:
HONDURAS FAVORABLE TO AMERICAN En-
TERPRIsE.-The Secretary of State has received
a dispatch from Mr.. Hall, United States minis
ter to the Central American states, forwarding
q note from the minister OF foreign affairs OF
Honduras and a letter from Mr.. d. l.. Pringle,
United States consul at Tegucigala, to the presi-
putatiOns cast upon it. Mr.. Pringle, in his let
ter to President Bogran says that during his
stay in Honduras he has heard nothing but the
unanimous opinion expressed on the part of all
Americans with whom he has cOnversed that
the present administration is extremely
anxious to promote all industries which are
being worked by American capital, and that
the concessions granted by the government are
specially favorable to all mining enterprises, as
well as to railroads, transportation companies,
&c.
PERsoNAL.-Marshal McMichael, ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, Chief Justice Waite, Col. Ingersoll,
Senator Sewell, and Rear Admiral Upshur
were in New York last night.-COmmssioner
of Agriculture COlman has gone to Boston TO
deliver an address before the forestry conven-
tion.-Hon. VIM. Walter Phelps was in Chi
cago Monday, on his way home from California
Mrs. II. ID. Cooke and family have returned
from Virginia Beach.-Mrs. Cleary, OF Wash
ington, niece of Cardinal McCloskey, is at the
dying preiate's bedside in New York.-Dar-
win s. Walc0tt, Of Pittsburg, and Charles c.
HpAmer. a lows
Representative Peter b. Mahoney, OF Brooklyn,
Is at the Arlington.-C. w. Taylor and wife,
Of Toronto, Ont; Lad X. Cameron and wife, of
London. Admiral Jouett and Representative
Libbey, of Virginia, are at the Ebbitt.-Mrs.
Craig and her daughter Edith have returned
from visit of some months TO Fargo, Dakota.
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49, 5. n. CATE. VI. d.. GIG MCPHERSON
- Square, gives special attention to diseases OF
the nervous system, spinal curvaurcs and Pitts dis
! ease Hours IL to aiid q and .. Se25 Inns
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GENERAL. NEWS.

.c celebration Of st. Patricks day
"a Few YORK. Was remarkable FOR it. or
@/giy character; no disturbance and very
lttlr drunkenness.
The French Chamber Of D.u-ii.s has
a\ly ,ir,.,ri Oh. r.y ,,rrio lin - -.
cu.:-\.
ia. tw-r Iagi.I,,r-. nr TrosI,v
urrrimnu-I elected ,tto,,. v.G.rcr,I
GRAY. Of that State United States Scp,-
! tor. vic. B,ynrI.
! III -
.:.i
.-,, .
,.., r..
'' ~ O"'i' "e "i6'"S
' . y" 'LI',"' "yA' "o.H,-
VI "'"'''' inns
u "'r'''S VINO Jo','t '"'
$780,, | "|'" """'' "o''-
~, a.. 49,. i'.'
49, ~ ~ 10"
" F'''' ''''" '''"'eN " "G"e
the urio.h s,.v IN S,,I,u Icyaud tho
limit. # prcspnt intended lax ,bo ,ovor,-
mrpt.
ata1,,o,, =, a.. c.
disp,,r, from sir r1y,rJ yhnrn,an
m r.,,Iy T., Gr,uviuc.s ro,ro., - lnao.
il Er.rnud's understanding # ,bc or.
rnpo.mcui with Hu..io wos tho s,,,. ~
TINT entertained by ID, Gicrs. mDc
| Gicr.." Gladstone re,d. "gt,tcs finn, tbc
! Eussiuu ,,n,,s Will M, odyoroo f,o,o,h,
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sHAz,rc III VI.


The new Administration j. e,ineirS
. disP StoA 20 have the bevy OF carpet
knight 0. The army and navy sho fo-
;he past tweaty odd years have don.
little else than enjoy the pleasures Of
Washington s- a: aad draw their sal
aries, perform a little service ioE thei-
pay. a couple of COMMODITIES With
their following Nege 3 few days ago
ordered on q cruise 70 the China sea
and the Mediterranean, and nos Com-
modore Wilder, OF the Yautic, il in
strucsed 10 supply the vessel with fue!
and provisions as 500 Gs possible and
go 10 Livingstone, Gu ,temala. On his
arrival there he is to communicate i'm
medisteiy with the American officials
Of that place and use every exertion to
protect American interests.
II is stated that II batch Of army OH
GERS, whose ch~ci occupation has b ~
TO "trip the light fantastic" in The East
era cities, are about 10 lie assigned TO
duty Oh the frontier. Its about time
that the Departments Of tlc Army and
Navy were thoroughly shaken up as by
an earthquake in order tina: they may
be awakened 20 a realization Of the fact
that they were not instituted iOr the
mere purpose OF furnishing fat posi-
tons FOR Government pets.
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Good Shot With the so,ssnr.

On last Wednesday evening. says the
Carson Appel, just ~ Jack Campbell
OF the Walker Lake BUlletin was max.
ing mp his editorial page, n large hawk
lit ON n post not ove ton feet from The
editors window. Mr.. Campbell hap
poned 30 have long pair of slhccrs in
his hand, and reaching out was just able
to reach the bird md snap Off his head
with the scissors. Tho bird is row
stuffed and makes nn attractive figure
Just over the doorway of the new
county building.
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70 TeacAers.

Owing to the fact that many Of our
teaehrr axe cnsas,d IN : aching IN ~
mote paris Of the county. and the con-
dition OF the roads j. such that !; would
be wy unpleasant sni iusonyenient FOR
them to make the trip to Elko. upon
consultation with ~Ome who are inter
es.ei il the matter, We have concluded
that it would II incxpcdient to attempt
10 bold a Teachers InStitut. in this
month. II j. therefore decided TO pest.
pone the proposal Institute until such
time Us will suit the convenience of the
teachers o. the county.
c. w. GKoyEa, :
Co. Sup: Of Schools.
EIko. March II, 1885.
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cOas. I.sns.

The Los Angeles police are raidiag
gambling houses in that city.
A mob tore up the s,reesraiIway track
in East PoEtIand, Oregon Moniay
night.
The Act to prevent Chinese immigru-
ton went into effect IN british Columbia
last Tuesday.
The present Winter has been the
mildest one known in san Juan Col,
since lis arst excitement.
A bridge to cost sIgC,O 600 IS 10 be i'm
medi.teIy built across the Willamette
river from Portland to Eas; Portland,
Oregon.
A vigilance committee of fifty, in So
nora, ToulOmnc county, gave notice to
a number o! hG-i cases TO leave the
town They went.
Alfred ". Sayrs Was found dead in a
law oalec at San Francisco las; Thurs
day, having committed suicide by shoot
ing himself.
Reports begin 20 be circulated by the
Western Colorado papers that the re-
ported gc!l discoveries in San Juan
county, ur"L, are great frauds.
Hon l.. A. Eouns, formerly u MEN,
Der of iLe Nevada Assembly, is in Alaska
in tie employ Of son capitalists who
nrc erecting a large quartz mil in that
Territory.
The case of W. VI. Nelson on n charge
of having einbezz!ed S2UU from Sarah
Althea was terminated in Judge Vii.
sons Court Oh Saturday, thu jGry bring
ing in IA verdict OF '.&Jt guilty"
Sarah Minucmucca, the l~ainur43 ~
dian Princess Of the piute ;rib VINO
wi-a successful scout, guide and inter-
prefer in the Bannock war. was billed
to lecture in Stockton, Cal last Satur-
day.
The enterprise Of ostrich farming.
promoted iy Il Nompsuy Of a Fran
cisco capitalists, promises to be reward
ed by compete success. III ten Young
bids that were Matched last year are All
showing good stamina.
4 tremendous avalanche Of snow
swept down the mountains Of Laekwnna
Gulch, near Lcadyi!ic, Colorado. a
distance of2,OOO, It car.y ing everything
before il. and creating y uoi.g like that
3fa tempest. No lives are reported
lost.
Friday cyeDing the Sacramento river
recedcd fifteen feet three iuchcs-a low
stage for this season Of the year. There
is very little snow on the mountains
now, aud unless a large quantity falls
soon, tho prospect, are fbatthe streams
gill be very low this sssson.
In nearly every locality in California
rain IS needed within the next week or
Zen days, or the crops will suffer greatly
If they are no: utter failures. The acre.
& sown to grain this year is muchiess
than IN 1884, and the percentage Of the
yield will be less, even ifthe much
needed m!ns come. Some sections.
however, report fine prospects for boun.
teous harvest.
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WAT w WAN.


With he advAns- in prices says the
s. r. Examiner. and an active foreign
trade IA Azcsr=a prolusts. zach oGs
dispatches iut ;he Is; -sw days irdisa;s
viii by p maaatnt, 80 sautA Essirai IL
A,nercan siNns Last !ear ut lev
Aaisrican sLip uere .nsasal in tisr
grain uaie. The United StaGs nos
stands a; tie boyt..a o. ihe list ~. Uce.l
Carrier. One g tbs early aud, thes~
fore, imperative demands that shout
engage The sttsu:ion Of lee Democratic
Administration j, the rebuilding Of u
merchant marine. But how j. it TO be
d .ue1 Ta;s. Of our,e, is au Important
inguiEy, a:d one which suggestive Re
publican c, ngresses have fount hope
less o: soll'i1n. We can pnliE-s here
ut hope evyTy variety OF the manutas-
tured articles that roes Into huildiug
aud equippins iron vessels At proper
tionateIy low prices. Como What will.
We should carry American goods IN
Americas bottoms and unde. ia. Amer-
can dag. livery vessel that conveys our
products II foreign markets, from keel
10 skysail, should be = creature Of AEe-
ricau ~; and Industry.
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The attention Of the ladies Of EIEo
anil vicinity is called to the fac. iha,
Mrs. Il. ". Lang Los purchased Mrs.
Weston entire stock Of millinery goods
aIEl now has in store and will krcpcpu-
stantiy on hand a complete assortment
Of the latest AMI most desirable styles
Oh millinery aud fancy goods, which she
il prepared to sell ut u-~tonisLiugly low
rates for cash. She assures the public
that she is prepared to suit the taste Of
the mos; fastidious, both us tn styles
and prices, md respectfully solicits u
liberal share Of ppblic patronage.
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ne ILLINOIS sksArORsHr.

The s.eeessiou 70 the yaean, United
STATE, s~ena;orsAip frVm Illinois i still
involved in inpsEst.aJ'e doubt when
eau only be cleared ate. the special
election Of a Legislator to I'll the Va
cauey caused by the death Of Logan
FROM whi:,side county.
Il is nos affirmed that the delay hES
wezEeHeI the chances Of both Morrison
and Logan. neither bs.ns able TO con-
,ro! the entire vote OF their respective
parties, IL consequence OF which the
New York Sun thinks that the Demo
crats of the Legislature have Il IN their
pSWvr Il" elect the mvst distinguished
DeHpcu,t IL the State. It is thirty
years since Lyman Trumba.l entered
the Senate, where lie served with great
distinction for three terms. lie was the
INTEL ciual equa! Of any man IN It.
during has term. \ profound lawyer,
thoroughly yersed il political and legal
history, Aul with a mind clear and Ter
yid, bu. plant TO all eN.geucies Of debate
u, more formidable adversary was to be
found upon the floor Of the Senate dur
ing his long service there, unless II was
William Pitt Fe>seuden,
As the Republican party showed itsslf
unable to throw on tue tendency to ar
bitutry and unconstitutional measures
which the war had produced, Mr. Trum-
ball, like other great leaders of the Re
publican party. diveTged from it. 1t
viii long be remembered to his honor
and TO Mr.. Fesseulen's that, il the face
Of q storm Of abuse and misrcprescuta-
ton, they dared 20 follow their con
sciruces and their understanding Of the
law aud the facts in the case Of the i'm
parchment OF President Johnson.
Since his retirement TO private life in
1873, Mr. Trum5uli has rracticed his
profession with ela.uruce in Chicago.
4 Dc4logmt il maine and belief, he
must -; r.t-iu the respect and good will
o: Illinois Republicans. HIS history
has be,u n matter OF pTids to Illinois
for generations. Lincoln aud DOsg-
las a..d TrgmluIl and Baker and Rus
sell and Shields aud Yates, these are the
name, one thinks Of first in thinking Of
Illinois. Mr. TrumbulI, with powers
still ia their prime. has survived all
thee distinguished men. !
II the Illinois Democrats want to t.y
md eject e iuln to ~ry:lrc; the most
credit upon the State and be Of the mos;
srEvice TO the Democracy AMI the coun-
Try H. ,.,c Senate, they should make q
Aeart- effort to c,rc; Lyman Trumbul.
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The oymaasasusses Again.

There Vas q meeting of the members
Of the athletic club at Freeman Hall
las; night, at which certain business
was disposed OF and a final meeting 4:
the aunt place will be held this evening
NJ O'Clock. All who feel an interest in
the success Of the new enterprise are re-
quested - putin an appearance tonight.
The means to carry forward the project
Of thc club have ALREADY been secured,
and tonight will occur ti. las; gather
ing Of members prior to the opening Of
active hosii!i'ias on the bars and in the
ring.
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ArTsATlln GYMaAsTS!I

A meeting of the members Of the Few
Athletic Club, jus. organized, wdi be
held this ereaius at 5 o'eio.k n: Free
maj Hal fOr the purpose Of trausaetiug
business Of importance 10 the elub. !
full Attendance Of the members is conf
IDENTITY expected.
BY order OF the
HrF.rnrn
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AaTis TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT CUyET OF THE
4 ro-rth JR1 cal D.sLrtet. Cc1aty .. Lao.
>tEie q. Nsla4A IL t-e nztteE Of he oss..e
q J. = -. CIsi-. deceased. N0tIlc = hereby
CIV by TIE M :cHs.Sucd Adu.uis;Fatas oiihs
estate o: :. II. $ C.AIr. teevNsri. - th- oseI-
to-. o. aud AI PsE-oas hn,ias GAINS against
tesla Eecta-sL T. sxhIh!stl -n With the rcs-
SAY y5asa,r.. within fear acuihs a!t-r tie
srst rG5lisn;ion q tzis asaies. - tks sid A.
minis. A'or q; his residence IN star valley.
EIk3 euunfy, Ssyada-
L. ". ST. CLAIR.
Administrations % tae u;z;s % ;. u -.
ClalT, pcosEsel. Eko. New. Fg5. - i>>1.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Secretary L.sua.r directed tie Chi!
Clerk an! Superintendent Of the Interior
Department, 10 sell at auction, all the
horses, carriages and Equipments which
are the property oi the Interior Dcpart-
uleut, excepting those used for truck
ing purposes. The proceeds Of The sale
will he delivered into the Treasury.
Til" sale is 70 taSc place as soon rs con-
sistent with the interests Of ;hc public
service. The result Of this order will be-
20 return 10 their reru'ar duties seven
clerks who have been employed ns
drivers. 4 similar order has been made
by Attorney General Garland.
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"Whil" country last winter my IIttlo
hoy, three III. wRs taken IN with crunp:
u sCcmCl 80 { ho would lilo from sirangl.
lation. Ono Of the family suggested tho ,iss
Of AIEH's CHERRY l'ECTOHAL, q hpttln Of
which WAS always Kept IN tho house. This
was tried in mail and frequent doses. and
70 our delight w lCss than half nm hour tho
little patient was breathing easily. ThG doc.
TOR said tha1 t'lc CuEHHY PICTORIAL had
'RycI my dIrrug'a life. Can sou wonder nj
our gratitudoY Sincerely yOufs,
MWS. Emma GFpSFy,"
I0 West i2sih ST., New York, May 10, lsS2.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
~ my family for several years, aud do not
hesitate Ia pronounce IL Tho most riTcctuai
fninShy Tor coughs and colds We have ever
Lake Crystal. Mimi. March 10. 1859.
~ suffered Tor eight ycnrs from bronchitis.
nnd alter trying many remedies with no sue
CO.'S was cured by the use 81 Ayers CTirR-
Hy PICTORIAL. ,IJstpu
Bylialia, Miss, April .. iss2.
81 cannot say enough IN praise 81 AyFn's
CnTluY F~ECruHAL. believing rs do that
but for it, use ! should long tincc have died
from lung troubles Y. BRAGDOS."
Palestine. Texas, April %. lss2.
No case of m affection Of tho throat or
lungs cSiEts which cnnnot lie greatly relieved
by tho use Of Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and II will dirrgs ctfrc when the 0iseaso IL
not already beyond tho control Of medicine.
PREPARED ny
Dr. @ .Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Surveyor Mcclellan.

We are to-day in receipt Of n letter
from L. G. Mcclellan, in which he
states That he Is nov busily engaged in
finishing the surveys lac has on hand in
Washoe county, in order that he may
devote the greater part Of the coming
season to work in this county. Mr..
McCleliqn.is making a map which when
complete will show every acre Of Land
that ba' teen surveyed and Is open for
settlement or purchase IN this county.
His connection with the United States
Surveyor Generals Office affords him
facilities for the making Of e map that
will prove Of especial yoIue to those
dcsi, ing TO purchase or locate lands in
III G, unity.
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The Secretary Of the Navy has directed
by telegraph the commanders Of the
Washu>ett and Shenandoah, Of the
North Atlantic squadron, now near New
Orleans, to proceed At once To Ceatra!
America. The commanders OF the three
vessels Of the squadron remaining nc.r
New Orleans were directed to hold them
selves in readiness to execute q similar
order.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reSsrI VIII he pi.d !nr the nrrc-t
and conviction u any party or parties found
gli!ty Of sting. killing or running a,
ali'dng lrsul. or u-r.- o.. any live stock
he ouEiug TO any 'armhr- Of I'll. S,vsia Live
stcsE Association.
C.. v. C~aurCuEu. Pr--.Ira,.
+. =. >wEEr-LE. S,ese;sry.
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AGERCE AMERICAN,
is Pue De La Ftdeiite. PARIS Fl AScr
PAYmEHTo OF ELKo COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from The JAN Redemption Fund

Payable FROM the Jail Redemption Fund.
IL ACCORDANCE WITH THE PEovI~-
l IgEs o. Al Act entitled IN Act 90 auth re
iar Con. > u EIlo - contract "a q ri aad =.
~" bends fr ale construction " q Couuty
TAI. approve. Ma. : l--p. Snri-. + hereby
Lat ( prcsrut~I u my oalco Ia ElSr
Nevada. oa O. before tn TiWTEiSTH DAY
OF MARCH ISIS. the following ElSo County
hoad is-rezi IN pursuance II : ii act. will h
paid together with interest thereon ~h.eh
,lIA!l have accruei 4, the date presented.
Bond so. Eve 49,
sh nil "a" sill i-f- not b prr.rutr. with.
in II" time above sP.-iaoi then frna NaI after
the dat raUuol . Wit: FRIDAY. THE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. I,-5. iu;es
est 'bereoE all cease.
l.. l.. MORGAN.
County TE-EEsTcr.
". II. MiiLFE,
Deputy. Teb'ry u, lss5.