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The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-14
STATE NEWS
Cnlled From Our Exchanges.

a city park.
 Hot Springs came near having a big fire last week,
 Batesville boasts a new three story br9cs hotel.
 The roller skating mania has not yet struck Morrilton.
 Newport's new literary society is called the Alpha"
 The State Lunatic Asylum now contains 254 patients.
 Marble playing is the favorite pastime of the Searcy young men.
 May-day was observed generally in the towns throughout the State.
 The delinquent tax list of Scar cy county contains only eleven tracts.
 Friend Claude McCorkle is IF: k ing spicy and newsy paper Of the Hope Mercury.
 Repairs on the East wing of the State House at Little Rock, is near ing completion.
 Ozark has been having a re vival meeting generally, among the church members.
 Prof o. s. Fowler, the celebra- ted phrenolegist, has been lectur- ing at Little Rock.
 John w, Owens has been ap. pointed postmaster at JonesbOro, vice J. l.. Dowell, resigned.
 The Mssons of Richmond pro. pose to celebrate the 24th, St. Johns day, by having big barbe cue.
 The pottery works, valued at S5, ,000. at Texarkana, was destroy ed by fire Friday. Covered by in- suraace.
 NIT. Tom Bayless has been ap- pointed postmaster at Hope. The Mercury says he is q good man and will give satisfaction.
 Gambling is carried on at Hot Springs almost openly, although it is in direct violation of the laws of the State. It should be stopped.
 Fort Smith Knights of Phythias are preparing to entertain a large atten ndance at the session of the grand lodge at that place, on the 20th.
 Van Buren has a new and hand some brick school building, one of the largest in the State. The school will not be opened until September lst next.
 In the recent foot race at Cam den, F. NJ. Saunders, of Louisiana won against James Fernald of that place. There was purse of stoo put up on the race.
 A large crowd witnessed the hanging of Oliver Rogers, (coPd.) ) at Magnolia, Friday, for the mur- der of Garland Frazier, severa l several m onths since,
 Harvey Stuart, Eddie Stuart and Ira Parker. three small boys, were drowned last week near Van Blu ren, by boat capsizing, while they were out fishing.
 The Pilot published at Rich mond, Little River county, rises and remarks: "The candidate who fails to announce stands poor show 10 get to Congress this year.'
 Prof. o. s. Fowler lectured at Malvern Sunday evening on the immortality of the soul, and the News says proved conclusively phrenologically, that mans soul is immortal.
 Columbia usually has two hops weekly, and from the way the Rec ord speaks of them, they are not weakly hops either. The young people there must be very partial to tipping the tight fantastic toe"
 The Banner is complaining about the horse-racks being loca- ted On the public square of Magno- lia. Well, iti is a little country ish, and looks badly, as we'll as be- ing dangerous, as some animsles will kick.
 A. w. Adelta, a railway postal clerk from Dallas, Tex, to Texar- kama, was arrested at the latter place Saturday, charged with rob- ping the mails. s5,000, part of it marked and sent through the mails, was found in his possession.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-14

hLAb EoAA1E run SSbCs
 SiX-R0oin Residence weil furnished, with large barn conta T ing ample room for 10 or 12 horaeF and cows, large garden well en- riched, with one acre in choice ap- pies, peaches, grapes, berries, c! su and three acres in grass and p&a. ure. Also ''' .'e..' TEO brick stores 25Xie7 each, furnished with elegant fxtlrr now occupied by Woodbery, Pes tis & Terry. Also one of the nfcee farms one and a quarter liflo north of Prescott,
 Eighty Acres, all under new plank fence with farm Io5'' depce of four rooms convenie0t.y arranged and well finished; good garden; large new barn and goON orchard; two artesian wells; G0oo new tenement houses;
 Blue Grass, clover, &c ali nicely put in.
 Twenty-Five Acres in cuG tlvation, balance in pasture.
 BRAD ScoTJss
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
Tie W:EiLf idJ:I: D:!f,

AiNrr,is,l, IN the DAiLY iNDEPNSp.
LNI also have the advantage Of tl, col.
Uutns ct tins WXlglY is~pEPEsDL.E
"hncl hos b"siI publish. d without il,
IrgnliSrt'pI ~ i.is Qiic. since vuiiy ia
in' year 1869, a!Il has a general cncu-
h'ti"n IN every district, camp md VA.
lr! Throughout the length and breadth
ri r'i'" ysUu,y, aud il by far the best
"'!'v-tslug medium that has ever been
established IN tn county. Rem sribri
in,. a !YrI,i,Cu!cn!. IA orr Daily also
,ro.u' tnr II mCf;s Gi our large Waekly
"n"uin''"n. and that nur terms are
comparatively muri, lower than those
Of ANY romTetitps.
In" Weekly is 3 ~2!n3G.inch sheet.
ana bcsil"s advertisements rams sirfySn
columns Of t.atbrg matter. embracing
III! inc iUtrgraphic ne-R OF general in,
l rest, all the news Of the Stat. md ia
specially Il voted TO he local rcws of
tie county nni county ssat. Ey sub.
scIibiuG iaU t!g ~ETCLY ELg9 I.pE
pHNnf8t ynu no; only obtain all the lie,
cal news, Int also receive u KNOWLEDGE
OF NIL important events transporting IN
any hnd every quarter al the habitahlc
world. ..
Send along vaur sutacriptisna
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

Gnno Kennedy, n teacher in tho
Woodlawmr Cal, public school. Inns
been summoned to appear hcforc the
lolo County Band Of Education ON
s gtembcr 20 Il. to mrswrr to a charge
Of repeated criminal proposals to one Of
his pupils, Il girl IL years old. Kcnns.
dy was prominent in religious circles. q
leader in the Christian Church and
President OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, hut all these elevated
md highly responsible positions flilrd
to make him a gentleman or u Chris.
iiau.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
The Great Yacht Race.

INC great international yucl race be-.
tween The 'Pnritln" Rnd the "Gcnrstn''
mas excited much curiosity Throughout
'ne United States, aud beta have been
'"'t'd anI tnkon on the result hy mon
"n' 10 not know the difference between
'.'""' &c w and II Chinese junk. The
oon'e't wns TO take piece on MONDAY
IN" thousands o. gprscns were early ON
'no ground to enjoy tho intprcsriog
scene by some plcaua the Puritan
ion'ed the g ncsta aud carried ovov
the %Iottcr's bow.spri,, while the main
san OF the Puritan was bndly rem,
Inc inr''"n was rnloJ qut. the Gcncs,n
""' offered the privilege 81 sailing over
'"o course which wa declined, and the
into ~ Oh Tor tbs present Tho race
wan probably be mndo az yen ns tho
vessel, are rcGttcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

There is II thing the Democrats Adj,
ministrntion has don" that the Ropnbli.
cans never dId, and that /, 60 show n
foreign power that American citizen,
"bro"d hive rights and privileges tia.
somebody il bound 10 respect. An
Amcicrn citizen who Was allowed 70 lie
III prison AZ Burnos Ayres for months by
n Republican Administration was
promptly released ut the demand oiS,c.
rotary Buyari and hns returned TO the
United States. Mr.. naynrd gave the
cnp'ors OF this man the alternative Of
sai'ina him FREQ or having their city
bnmhnrdcd Ivy nm American mnn,of. war.
Il Examiner,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
Thoroughbred I.acs.

At2 o'clock tuis afternoon u iu,ge
number OF the i"yrr5 II sport Proceeded
to the race course wcat oil town t. sat,
hess n tr.al of speed and bottom h,twc IA
Ii. j. kr:!h's brandy" und james
Goodwin's "Noriulk. The lace was 1t
mile dash fuT q puIr O a. :'iJl, Inl A.,
though sIir betting was s~lr.rtly forbid.
den on account 81 The inGuvucr which
heavy w'gcrs might have 10 determining
thy !rSuit. several g'ully auuinis were
laid by outside pGrtiySim oidcr 10 add t.
the interest Of the c"nsrs, Both Ghp!.
onghbreds seemed 20 bc III 1uc coYd.-
ton, and 10 less eager ioT he !rpy than
their nprvouS owners ana confident I'D.
err. The usual j'ckryiug aud FALSE
stnrts were Iululgcl IN. hat la due
time the noble sts-dS were gotten OF ia
fine shape with II fnir sinit. and the
contest for COOL coin commsu,ed ~,
earnest. Fo The fret halt niic IT Wax
nip u l tnck. NTH tuc odds slightly NJ
favor II tuck, hat 81 :hc last h,If m;.
Brandy g'airtt y f., g-d ahead and
posed under The wine la I:tII. "a
length in md,ancv .. his competitor who.
was handicapped 10y tic mrgcn.ed
weight Of his biItr. :! WIS II
splendid race and Wa high = enjoyed
10y both principals unt srrrttto. n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

HALnACCNDI.

d. Reinbart left this morning for San
Francisco.
The skating rink viii be closed until
Wednesday evening.
". I. Hit arrived fem California by
last evenings train.
$. $. aud Mrs. Sears are expected
home this. Or tomorrow evening.
Arrived 10y stage this evening: T. L.
Miller. G. +. D~oorlnos. l.. ID. FulEEer.
Lew Harris. OF the Bruncau country,
u in town to-day. for the first time in
three years.
Husseil & Bradley shipped eleven
c'ri oi bee. cattle ~ san Francisco Sat-
prl,y evening.
Miss Stella Mnyhvgh LEFT this morning
FOR Reno, where she will enter Bishop
Nhtiakrr's school.
Lieutenant Pitcher. formerly OF Fort
llnlle-k, WAS a pus,epger on Last eycn-
img's East bouu! IRAN.
'"''''' N''i' l" -''s III
- ~ ~ '"'"'uAE' "
0'tN' "'' -" 'A' p~-'' "'Fe''"'
W'u. Suj.ry, Of Star Valley, let by
y s:e.Jay moaning, train .Gc S.cr,-
neutg 10 attend tbs California STATE
Fair.
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LFssm rhur.day.s pails.l
aALMAGCNDI.
BOOK sEEp on DnAueur AT
srtIE rnN

BOOK Beer on DRAUGHr AT
THE GEN.
This evenings train is reported
one hour late.
II. Badk of Wells. cane in on this
mornings train.
l.. II. YardSeu of Jasper. came down
from Wells this moruinS.
The skating rink will be in fell blast
ogtin tonight with new floor IL the
Hall. which will gender the popular eI-
excise muck more pleasant.
TAe Rer. Geo. II. TGayer. OF Bour-
on. Lad. says Bob myself and wife
Owe ovT iseE 10 Skiloh's Consumption
Cur For sale bv 4, +. Mailer.
ThS iEiu whistle is evidence thu:
James Davis j. az ain on deck providing
material for tbs Ataa Of life. which he is
prepared to DO in a mastery manner.
Uncle john Gibbons, the veteran
stage driver, came down from Tuscarura
yesterday aud returned this morning. lie
is improving veIy much from his recent
attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Bowser, accompanied by Mts
TaU0it, went up to Eeeth this morning,
wheGe sA val make preparations for 4.
~per.UaueHt residence, II will be joined
oy AI.. Bowse., VINO Is slLli AT Tusca-
TOra, about The first of EeXt month.
The social dance last hi sht was u very
pleasant affair, and although the attend
ance Was not large, all who participated
seemed TO enjoy tne;usrlrs,. Tue la
dies outnHnbcrrd the gentlemen about
Two - Que, which detrIyted o.Ee what
from the facilities Tor enjoyment.
The President GU Tueslty appointed
the ~iJliOwia CUtlrcio.s .. Custom;
john :. HIger. for the District o: San
Frt@cisco; John F.agan, ior ths South,
crn District O! Oregon.
Colouvt q o.ge Ea.d Nichols. Presi
dealt o! the Col.eSe oi Music, C.ucin'
NIT, Ohio, died Tuesday morning nj
his residence in East Walnut Hills. OF
coasu npdop, lie wrote sherman,
NIrch 10 the Sea-"
MIR. and Mrs. Sears arrived by las.
evenings train, and w,rs greeted by 4
host o. friends who were truly delightc,
10 meet them. N.. Sears Is looking an,
feeling quite well, mpch better than i"I
SONS tine previous To his sickness, aut
is really glad to he u; home. When IA,
let ior san Francisco. tIers wese many
VINO never exprcteI to Sc. him again
and these nre highly e,a:el nt his re
turn. We w"lco.ae h,m home again
a"d 1t IL really u PLEASURE TO see his Ia
u..Iar face upon lLc sheets once more
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
LIVE And LET LIVE

AZ the beginning Of tho New Yrar /
desire 10 extend my sincere thanks to
the public who have favored Inc with a
hbcml patronage during the year which
hes iu-. closed, aud to assure my cl,a.
tomcrs and the general public tlrnt rc
motto which heads this article shrli IA
future rs IN the past, b. ,bs n srrniup
principle Of my traN>gictiVns Viih those
Who favor the with their custom.
With kind regards TO past arI fuiugp
Patrons. wishing al n iinrpy Ssp Yrat
ein tho PgA!ig's Glcdicgs a,Tynnt
HtBhN "aAsr
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Thu SaSebrush Ltaaat.

The Austin Rsv,iI!., printed where
Emmr Nevada was born almost aud
brought up. says; c. W. H.nch!i:f- has
received IL ic;te. from Z. 4. Chzzvla.
manager tog Emma Nevada. stutiug rb It
the Austin sung>trrss vii visit the
United States this Winter aud will give
CONCERTS at all the Principl, towns
aSToss the continent, ana will he in
Austin on Saturday. JamuiTy 10. 1856,
uua ia Virginia the mouth following.
Emma is anxious to witt the home OF
her childhood and lct her old friends
see how well she can sing. All viii nc
Yery much pleased 70 have this opporr
tunty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
From F'id-y's Daily
GALMAGUNDI.

Ben Fitch went down to Itepo to-day.
and will take IN the corner stone exer-
,cises tomorrow.
Warner 4 Co received to-day two cars
OF lumber for u. W. Pe.tier * Co, and
loaded the fast freight with lI.OOO lbs
freight for T~uscnrorl.
On account Of the sickness Of the pas
tor, Rev. S.up>op. the regular services
al the chuEsA will be omitted next sun
day. Sunday School at the usual hour.
Phoebe l;rcOrI:-The mines down at
Hike are reported improving greatly for
the better. That lJO-ioOt GA width
ledge. Of whicI the public heard 30
much, has entirely e~yLpoTatcd. aud in
it, stead there il II 7-foot ledge Of good
grade ore. The company indebtedness
is light. and everything uow PROMISES
to be lovely at the mines in Pahraua-
ght.
We call attention 10 ting S;ule FAN AZ.
ut ~ her column. aud to
the iibrIa! premium, ul..ed. The
Fair wiI he he'd dunns the week from
October 18th ~ tAe lith. aud every pos
si,.c riroIt will Le made by Ihc munAge-
ment for the purpose .! contributing to
the sHccrss 81 the enterprise, and to
render saiIai.cIun to visitors and cx-
EiJitOrs.
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lFron Ty-shsy's Daily.l
sAkNAGUNDI.

Many cihs do rot marry for protection
hey believe il mauYiug for revenue
only.
j. +. Edof. of Sheol, says the Eureka
Sentinel, is I, gi.tered At the jackson
House.
Mr.. Adams the photographer las
taken several views of the different po.-
ions q! our town.
Lieutenant Governor Laughtor has
returned from Washington Territory.
aud Their Will new je u Gallup for State
Librarian.
The assessment roll Of several coun-
ties shows u decrease from IaGt years
nsse Ssmen:. while Elko shows AN in
crease Of $lSI.574 over the asscssmeut
last year.
Another fishing party LEI, town this
morni"" with every prospect of u sue
cessiul days sport, owing 70 .he favor
able aspect .! the wclihty.
Every boiy likes to go 10 the thelte-,
the ladies' - spcirty phys. tc see how
tie actves,vs dress, and the men I, Va.
r.cty plays, - see hoy they don't dress.
What supports tLis town?' asked
an cuisrtm: last evening. Two, stud
horse poker guGncs and the yustotirc.' -
Was thr prompt rep.y OF tA- Iryniu"nI
citizen.
Ia. ! All come back. There A. a rG-
NOR that Steve Henley viii s,.ou return.
W. 7. ilitt is here. AMI from the racket
Pullman Is nDk!ug nj TIA. Old sand. i,
iooA' as though Waacn had sgme 70
stay.
Aiies Lillian Smith. the California
shooting wonder, j. giving exhibitions ui
her ah:l.ia Virginia City. The Carou.
tcl, says Size u,y bodily challenges tue
beet -.rois H. rp:n:,,c for the ,hImpi2u.
chip Of :.r nu..d.
Mrs. l.. Bawrrr cam" Lcyu l,oln Tus
cnTor' Yesterday Mr. Bow-cr ha.
bought gr.Erv;g at Dre,h auI will IN,
gag ~ rs,."r-, tnric. N,s. Buw,cl
goes up Tomorrow, where her husband
will J,iu her about III" first g; ueA.
month.
Mr. :. 5 Sars aud family. OF Elko
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
Tho state Iibrartan.

Observation-Disclosures Larghtou re-
turnrl ig"m Washington Territory las;
Sn,uri ~. In consequence Of his mt
giving bonds as required bv law, one Of
his offices State LIbrarim-hus been
deriHrcL agant by Gnvcruur Adams.
bn; ne hr will not recognize the action
If the Governor. the question wil,
duUDtlrs, br settled i the courts. The
Observation-Disclosures is n genius. lie
hid the salary OF his uGlcr, which was
only $500 per when he took pus-
session OF It, Increased by tia Lcgislt.
turc to =, 400 per anuum. and this. too.
IN the face Of pledges on the part OF the
members to reduce expenses. lie is
laid to be one Of the best iddlcrs il the
state, and il is supposed That he cap.
tuicd the SolOns with his sweet no,cs.-
Silver State.
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tfroI-. Saturdays Daily.i
SALNAGUNDI.

weathar quite cool this morning.
}. L. Dyrne arrived this morning
from Idaho.
J. p, EioG left 10y this mornings
train for san Francisco.
Calitcsuia rachel it, thirty-afth
bilthdGy last Wednesday.
The skating rink is still nu attracticn.
They do go aud they Will skate.
J. W. Hanks OF welIs. passed through
this mQruins en- route Tor Austin.
F,esh oyster. IF superior quality re-
ceiycd daily by express at the Cen.
Nevada viii Ie OF age next nonth.
having been admitted in October, 1861.
q. ". Cod liugton. Sup.. OF the
Truckee division. VISA passenger on
this mornings train.
Tomorrow viii be u rood day to
have your picture taken. Call Ola Adj
aims, near the Courthouse.
II Il desired that every county in the
State be represented ut the comm. S.Hte
Fair by both cnhiLitgrs aud visitors.
The total cos; Of mainlaiuius the
schools o. Exc coppty for the year
ending August 81 1855. was SlG.7fl 81.
Ike aSscs,GpcEt roll Of Storey county
for 1888 HLows L l.CI.u.. az r,byu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

Miss Nudge Frost. Of White Rcck,
who taught the liuli Run school during
the term recently closed, came dow
yesterday ON II visit to her numerous
Etko friends. She aud Miss Addic
Hunter have planned ~ visit to Salt
Lake CITY, where they will spend Somc
weeks III visiting friends ind Observing
the manners nud customs Of the Saints
and Shinicssess OF tint terrestrial Zion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
iFrom Wednesday. Daily
nALMAGUNDI.

Tie peach crop in indiana this year |
is { total failure.
varta weather has returned and ice is
again Ia demand.
10. Hsunen. who has been seriously
i'll, is able 10 b, out again.
w. J. hanks, of Wells. returned from
Austin. 10y last evenings train.
Eureka S3unty's assessment roll f3ots
up $500, coo less than that Of last year.
Scarcely an Indian to be seen. The
10 family are all on their Summer vaca-
Gun.
fuckers team brought in n cargo Of
$4,000 pounds Of ore from Bullion to-
day.
\ wedding in the neal fgturc may be
looked for with II reasonable degree Of
certainly.
Warner s Co. loaded the fast freight
to-day with 10000 pounds Of Iue:ehiu-
disc for ruscarera.
Three Of the original sew men mp.
pointed to guard President GIriie;d's
grave have gone crazy.
The iiih Outrage al Salt Lake City
vas of sufficient importance TO cause
the Ir.buue 10 issue an extra.
Ms. Frank McPhete.s and l. little
daughter leave by TINS evening" train
Tor u months visit IN Zion.
From the constant cl.ltcr d. hammers
and saws one would be led 10 think tia;
E.ko Is u booming mining camp.
The s~alya'iop.s,s OF Bps;ou NJ.
threatened with Prosecution leg roiaui-
~ G'c'use they giye 'Ik,ce cheers Tor
Jesus"
%orkmsu are La.ilycugtgeI in fitting
up the Cd G.b,.n cogayr with new
buildings, manufactured from old ones.
il Abel and {. L. Mayer game in
.rym Font !LG!eck by prIva.e conyx-
aHcc this u!or4ins aud rvlurl-d t.is az
Icr"Ouu.
W ~" almost persuaded to turn poet
since We have read that oue of THESE Gu
rioasI.ea wear, vest bIiions tblt COST
Sl6 api-,e.
81. d. Dovea. Priaeipie of the Tus-
cIrogt schools, has b, EN- granted n
teachers lie certificate by the Stale
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

"Cnu yog ducot the TO the Apo'linnr,
ia Hpring?' inquired II lady ut Sam,
tOgn.
The Apo'liuaris ppriug?"
"Srs, my husl npd goes lhcrc every
morning before breakfast, and ] would
liko 10 see it,"
"U-m. You will find the hrollinaris
spring, I think. in the basement 81 the
States lI~1trl."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

The CbistiUn Union tells Of n stran-
ger who recently entered ono OF tho
churches in indianapolis and was nj.
lowed 70 stand in the nislc. Fin.
ally he was approached By ono Of the
broIhren. when lac vcnturcd to inquire.
"Whnt church 10 ihis9'' "CIrist's
church sir!' was the reply. lis lac
in2' was the next inquiry. The
clrnrchmmn took the hint and gave the
stranger "a seat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

A correspondent Of the Sacramento
Bee writing from Tnscnrucn under drte
OF Sept, 9Th. says; ut is sit.
situated on the southern slope OF Mount
Bitten, overlooking Independence Val.
ley. ubout fifty miles north Of Elko. ON
the Genital Pacific hOrlroad, aud is the
county srnt.'
lris viii lC good II Wa to Tusrarorn.
M II is tho first intimaNGu they have
bad that TuscnrofN is The county sent,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

Messrs j. II. Bradley. c. c. wnrnfr
ana /. j. Jones have been appointed II
commiitc" fur Elk" ro"nty to solicit cx-
lriiits for lie coming Fuir at Reno. We
hope That our county viii I've we'll repre-
scented ut the exhibition Of the products
OF the State. ana Us she il second in
point Of wealth she should not rank low.
"r 'hum that III the variety and extent Of
her display.
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PEutoErcphy.

G.. J, Adams, II practical r,,ota-
graphCr, ma arrived in town AMI viii
remain n few days IN order 10 gtyr OH
an opportunity "in X g ihrmsrlyr. ns
others see them" lis gallery viii he
open tomorrow nu ,np lot aG>-iuina
Chlrcy klUCkI.rr'Y residence. upar tic
Cou,t.hrusr. \ trial vt III il. i ~. an
nft,s, ~ aii that il ~nrrssiliy To- IN .urs
fhtistqrtypu,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

Free Lrmcc 1t is said that the good
people Of Reno who organized 10 en-
force the Anti TIcriinG law have nhnu-
doncd their project bccnusc the saloon
men threatened 10 rcini.atc 10y enforcing
tn law against infmctions Of the Sew
cnth Commandment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet ns Board of Equalization
next Monday. when those who see by
tho printed transcripts from tho assess
m'n. roll sent to each taxpayer in the
county ;hGt their nsScssncnts nre too
low, will have the privilege Of having
the snnc raised to the prof. or level.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
RICH'D GRAY,
Gcn'l Frt. Agent.

\ Chicago dispatch Of tho 18th says:
Emory \. Sturrs. the well known bnrris.
ter md po.iticui omtor, died at OTTAWA,
III, Inst night Of paralysis of the hcnIt.
li,S death was unexpected.
This will he sad u vs. 10 the Saints of
Dsscrct, 10y whom. it is said, hc wns cm,
pioycd Mt gy nj expense to defend them
in their so-ral'rd rights.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

The /; nO journal says: The State
t.r,r Dir. ctrrs are bound to make the
Fan tris year well worth visiting. and
with the I'll shooting. base boil match.
haF'e Hrrrs, etc, t"e sVo,IinS fraternity
vii have no rcasH;i ~ complain. the
eNhiLi,s Mt the Pavilion nl>o p.DIniss to
be the iil,-i ever in the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

lhrilctt II 0strrichcr received this
morning D.. express their first install.
mrnt Of Baltimore fresh oysters, which
will be- kept constantly on hand during
the season. They nrc 4. No. /. ana ar.
rived Ia fine condition. Try o can for
your Sunday diuncr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

The TiIounc says work Gu the new
Stale Pruning OHl.c building has not
yet been Ie,uncd. The stone 10 being
bOt ready at the State Prison as rIpiLly
n, pp>s,Uir. There i, stlli the SUM of
S9i! ~ 'n the Rppropri .tion, aud it j.
muPcd Ii" ROOT VIII be put on b+lore The
-nnw begins 10 lis.