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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
A Destructive Cyclone.

A terrific cyclone sweeping up the
D.lawnt. river Monday afternoon.
struck Philadelphia near Greenwich
Point, dsmolishiug u portion Of The
works Of the Psnnsylrsnia Salt Manu-
factoring Company and ~injurinS several
employees. IL then took a course
across the river, wreckinS four steamers
and the ferIy-boa: peerless" The
storm blew the pilot o. the Emory
Townsend" AMI Captain Eugene Eey-
bold. OF the steamer 'MajJr Reybo.d'
into the river. drowning he former aud
painfully injariug the CAPTAIN. Toe
Peerless" was swept Clean, almos: to
the waters edge. When the m Or
Reybold' LETT the dock for Salem. y. J.
Sue La | Oh hOarl about dry passengers
although. as 40 tickets were sold. II II
impossible to ascertain the exact nun
Der.
Is. l. Warner, one OF the passengers,
described the scene as follows: Willie
the cyclone was upOu the vessel every
thing was black =, the b.ackest might.
SOFAS were Lr-ken TO splsmicgs AMI cu-
pets io.n to sLTe.s ia the cabin AZ it
they had been psrer. Tie cyclone, LIE
THINKS. lasted aDvuI a minute. aud ~
ter It passed. the vessel rolled AMI
pitched .earfu ~ it the grs4, wat,ra and
came near swa1nr!Es.
The storm then passed over to tie
jersey s.dr. striking john Dialogues
snip yarI Uvlo% higgins Point, de-
sirVyins tie bu..I.uS, O. the establish
Iuent. L then TO K "a c"ur,r ulong tie
New jersey bank. deuU.IaLiaG al t-y
building, Ia it, path ~ - Brilac ay.
C.nud ~. 1t this Io!4t tine cy-
clone COX uu c~tsiegly d.I,c J!ua - FI.tI
street. ,aIHdsu, embracing ia IT, path
all that section. u. The c!ty between Sec
Uud and IhEd streets t. the Delaware
river. wuivh WASHES the Lo!t.crn ST.
ton Of tie city.
SO ltaItuly destructive WIS ills ;,rri-
bic sioim hat within IA pace o. ,Lr, {.
four minutes hundreds ui luuI,i.s were
rendered Eome.e = and muuy lives VIZ,
lost. Short ~ liuIb, three 5 uty uii. uu
salmon ; rsc,, I;.yh4luuI. - subub "i
PAil'ae.phII, VA, completely wrecked
aud scattered ia all dir c;.uus. 1L-lr
were abont eighty re"pe clai lo!,d ia;
the mil, mort OF whom wc!v yuGus
girls and the Ell Ct wa, To tL.ow ;.cm
into - panic. \ lars: EumDT jGtulc ell
from tn second -tosy wind ali
were only slightly injured, While utLrr,
were hurried To- Tie lrJumI w.lA the !a..
Eus walls AMI were s.rg-a b. !!y.ug
t.mbcra and bricks.
The appearance @! localities on both
sides o! the Delaware iyrr IN the ia
-cci trek Of tac tornado r,s"ub IS Il
""ce-ih.cal. -popuIt'rd region that Ia,
been visited 10y al r1t-u-.vc Inc. The
total loss wal amount {, about ~SIgU,.lU
%IncInd.nS S25.o.U un p7"rrr'y ia Cau.-
i"u, Sl5,ygy ia PHI.ad ip.Ia and 80.
ODO ia yrs, /, damaged Ia tie Ii.rr.
The rain storm which followed the
tornado also dill great damage. "uc
water IA the Srhuy!k.l river Was hisAc,
than It had he Ii Tor many months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
Lincoln County ftema.
Hr"m the Phoebe Record.

it"m the Phoebe Record
There will br but one murder trial
this term 4 Cont. As Pahrtngut Vnl-
Icy contains some pretty severe swear.
era. the testimony in the case Is liable to
be slightly conflicting.
On Monday last ono OF tho Lords
own arrived In town from the Dixie
County, bringing mp u iew green water
melons. about the izr Of 5.pound
Inrl cans. This wns n Mormon rlot 10
kill of the nugudIy.
The men LEFT town on Friday for the
hcndhn mine, wh,rc they will start in
extracting orc. They take ont the ore
on shares, ;ho company getting one.
third. III" miners believe TINT they
have n good III NJ and nrc hnppy.
There arc quite niumlcr Of college
grndu ,tcs In the East c]ndcayofirg 10
procure positions ns teachers in Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
THAT SURPLUS REVENUE.

The question is frequently asked,
What wall E.so county do with the
$4,000 w.i.h Maahpc county pay, Tor
the Unlyeg.ily:" Ne are unable at
present to answer the question deiul;uiy
Uut We believe We yOiCs The sentiments
o: IL vo.y large muior,L! Of our c!Lzen,
when W. say, let tIe umUuG To reserved
exclusively iur educational purpose.
TIu Income from $4,000 jIl!Ic!Uusly
invested, would he most suGis to
MAINTAIN L County Iiigu School winch
would Bccu,e To tac people Of thI,
county all the advantages which were
derive from the STATE University, nmI
indeed ". belle that such a suaIOls
properly conducted, would he o. more
benefit to the children OF ElkO county,
than the University ever was; 10. the
very fact that the school belonged 90
aud wua exclusive property OF the pcU-
pie Ui 10 COUNT, would, ia our
jIdau Mt, ut.!Urt q larger number uI
the mole advanced pupils uiihe county
than did the StIte University.
With snca n scAbul located Mt the
county scat there would he no necessity
for sending our chiid.cn out OF the State,
OF To institutions in Utncr parts Of th.s
State, in order To obtain II thorough
training IN all the branches uppurtniuins
to a Ouain rs cducution; und those who
desired TO take u nli collegiate cour,c
won.d, on leaving the Elku high School
he well lttcd to enter college,.
Slch nu institution would Lc an
honor 10 Eiko county, o credit to the
intelligence aud enterprise OF her peO-
pie. and one Of which every citizen Of
the county would leel proud. This
money belongs to ElEo county, and why
not use It Tor the benefit OF her people
IN what manner could it be used to pro.
duce n more lasting benefit 10 tho
county than in thr education OF her
ol,iilrn? We believe TINT this result can
be. and by u proper effort on the part Of
tho people will be- attained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

As Lincoln county is vel supplied Nth
teachers. the young pedasogues are re-
ierred to other counties.
Several Of our Pauaca saints have
been called upon to serve as jurymen.
They will be open to the reception OF
any potent huid that Picchers may in
vite them to partake Of. Piochers will
do well TO remember that there will be
an election one Of these days.
The mail over the Utah route to Pr
eche is as regular in reaching its des,i-
nation as u married man in getting home
on lodge night. He always reaches
home. even If it takes him till neat
morning. Just SO with the mail over
the Utah route-it always reaches Pr
oche. though 1t may take it the Sholy OF
the preceding month in getting here.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
SILVER COINAGE.

II the statements OF the New iork
Sun in re erence TO the probable action
Of the next Congress on the silver ques-
ton be tine the people. net only Of the
Pacific Coast but Of the Union. wall
feel n sense of relief, as grave Tears
have been entertained that u pressure
would be brought 10 bear, Sufficient To
put AN end TO further coinage.
We have always felt confident Thai II
the masses Of the people Of this Govern
meut could be properly represented III
COus,ess, silver .UIlI continue TO &C.
cupy is Legitimate potion in the car
rcpcy OF the country. but pas; events
hav. shown that financial legislation l.
too o ten shaped by the powerful intlu-
ence Of a comparatively few capitalists
whose personal irt-r,sts axe 20 be sub
served. and Lot by the wishes Of the
majority.
The Sun ia n lie ldsr SAYS: The re-
cent loan Of god 10 the Treasury by
the banks Of this ci y Has made express
ly upon the GssufsEcs that the gold
would be needed only until the meeting
OF Congress / IL December, AMI this l.
the general opin!oA o! bankers and mrr-
chats in this section Of the country.
The Sun thinks the facts Of the past sill
v-r legislation aud the lrOsp cts Of ary
further action on IIe p4gt OF the lIUusr,
founded Ou the uaassr.tuiucI views of
the members, justify the conc!u-Ion that
ans Proposition looking to IAe StOppuge
o! :he coinage o! the silver dollar Will
probably met the same fate in the NV
lIDuse that it did ia tie last one. This
opinion l. already expressed by Seua-
tor SLrrmau and by Randall u! Penn
s~ylvauil, who are much To- tier Judges oi
the matter than Wall street bank Ircs!-
The Sun says the only RECEIPT
hearl ag last SILVER coinage
ia tL- South cOn= from u few ban .c.s
AMI merch ui', iiv.ns in tie large elite,
who. like their treth-c! here. kaO,
little or nothing o. tue sentiments u. the
great mass o. their fellow citizens on
questions. An ANALYSIS OF tie
vote. "s prc-cH: constituted,
only ia vote, at the outside,
i"vurins the s:oppags OF silver coinage,
which Is 30 les, than is necessary Tor =
maJor.ty Oh ful! yo.e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
oon1usslOEns l1oczrDnos.


The Beard Of County Commissioner
Pet in regular session yesterday-Pres-
eut Msssrs lirausy, Snith. AMI Honey.
mAn-1pd tranA.Stsd tbs following bus
inssS;
Minutes Of lbs previous uestnS read
and Apgroy, d.
Toe resignation Of J. {. ioughty.
JGsiee vi ths Psaer Al Cariin Sas read
and assepted.
Upon psttiol Of citizsi-s Of Casiin. J..
A. Palmer Was apPoiated Justiee o: the
PsAee Tor Cadin Township. vice J. c.
p,sShiy resigned:
Upon Pett'"a @ eHi. Oh n-
f0n' a. y" ntosn ApP'
riA''s y -ha 'of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
Notice 70 CREDITORS.

In tn ri''rici Court u IA Fourth judicial
District Of IA stat al NeY ia. g. aud fr lie
COM y al En-.
In the Matter %. the estate Of william
Maihe n deceased
Notice u hs cby giy'n by to unhcs igrcd
ndmi II rot r NJ ;h" c't to II William M,ttcrs
IL c,A,, d, 20 the or d!tors Of a d 60 oil persons
hay NJ cIrimS again 4 tho III Il uA.sd.
4" xhibit them wi, the mo.caGtiy vouchers
within ten months after III. INST pubiicstI u
o. this n"'irc T." the s.iI administrator a. his
r"'Ii nco IN i''l,ek si1iiou - At tho ofHoo uf
R'h. I"r''y L'q. j Exc. the same being
his place for tholr n]UciiDn n IN" lug mes, ~
said estate IN iNc count a. tho. state u Ne
vAia. HAN MUUAfS,
Admiuiarin'nr n tho 1s,nic Of
william Natl cis. d,C,nscd.
Dated Al I!h". New, in , ~. Iasj.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
Despera:e Sarah Althea.

A San FT4n,isco dispatch OF the 3rd
instant says: The celebrated divorce
case o! Hill. vs.. Sharon, which Is now
going ON ind 7 the rcVcrs i form Of
Sharon vs.. Hill. in the United States
Circuit Court. to have the alleged mar.
ring contract declared void. was tais
AFTERNOON again productive .! an cxc.t-
ing incid 1t, and which for u
looked us though 1t would result III a
tragedy. The testimony in the case
WAS being taken before u Master IN
Chance!y, when d humber uf photo
graphs Of the various documents in the
possession Of Miss Hill were exhibited.
Judge Evans and ex-senator Stewart. Of
counsel tor Sharon, took eXe pi.uu To
certain defects III the photographs and
the character OF them US unreliable
Miss Hill became greatly excited ut
their comm uts, aud thrustius her hand
into her satchc! she drew out = revolver.
which she pointed At ex.HruIsrr Stew
at, TrIIGroiug II lie contained IN lis
STRUCTURES she would make him pay dear
~ for them. i genera! ~commouu" ic!-
lowed. MIsteT.u-CaauccrY Hougn,ou
advanced toward the Lady and urgently
requested her to remain calm. lie final
" Succeeded IL obtaining possession OF
t"e rev i've. and ndyo@r4cL thg iuEuh,E
hearing until t.. mur.ow. Before Ia GiI
50. Mis- ItIi Is Reported i" have rc-
marked; Il am LoIud t. Ill Stsw"Ii
nc.ur: this trial !, o'cr, and | don!
know bat What / had better 10 il np%.'
Application was Ia.meIIa,..y nal. t.
judy Sawyer Tor q warrant Of arrest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers IN the DAILY GSprrESp-
LSI also ut." ia" advantage IT the col
uIums oi tie WELRLr ly]rErESDESr
winch has teen rtbIish. without in
tcrmi,,,un 1T tins ullic. siuCu carly in
the year lo"j, and has Il gcnryni cIrcu-
l"tiuu III every district. camp sud wal
ley throughout the length and breadth
"i Eik" county, aud * 10y far the best
ADVERTISING medium that bus ever been
established III tn COuIty. Remember
that advertisements ia our Daily also
SECURE the benefits N our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly ~ n 2~iX3G-iuch sheet,
and besides adv ~rtiscmCnts runs 'iTtren
columns Of r,nhiug matter, embracing
all the icl"grnphic news 81 general in
t rect. oil the news of the State, and Ia
specially devoted iO ,hc local news Of
the county aud county srat. Iiy sub
scrihing for the WEEELY EiKO ISpE
rENDrsT you not only obtain all tho To-
cRl ncws, but also receive u knowledge
Of MI important events TRANSPORTING in
any md every quarter Of the hnbitNilo
world.
Send along vour subscriptions
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

THE EUREKA CoEsPIRAToRs.

In reference t. the twelve men who's"
cases ere set lOs trial in the Elko county
District CoGrt on the l2;h inst, the
Eureka SeutIEsl say: 1t is a Inut,er Of
doubt whether anybody viii lie convict
ed at Elko. but il it were certain that all
would lie found guilty, what good cud
or purpose /, to be sU5srIVrd thereby!
The twelve men ii question are but the
representatives, of Il larg: number of
miners in this section. Are they more
guilty than Others of tb-Iarge number
who stood behind. and aided
aud nbetied IN the commission of the
uffensc for which they st and arr .igned,
If any offrnss was committed, which re-
mains to be d termined by the Law and
the evidences applicable to the cas-:
The Jaw presumes every man innocent
until his guilt - proven IN open court.
Then why pur5ue these twel &c men, ali
of them poor. aud several Of them with
large families depending upon them for
their support? Aud besides they have
already Suffered month or mOre im-
prisoniIent, aud loss OF time. which
shou.i have been devoted to their fam
lilies. Th. purpose sought TO b accom-
plished by tlir arrest has now been NJ
tanned. All IL quiet throughout the dis-
trict, and every u il SECURE in every
personal and Ic.Gl right. This j. n
fixed fact. patent t. ail. The Sentinel
has no sympathy With lawlessmcss,
whether practiced 10y mine.5 or others.
The situation should EoN be- accepted IN
u spirit OF harmony aud mutual good
will al. around. the trouble is past
and gone, There is no wisdom in
luther ~pgo'rucdug tie agitation. Let
It be dropped O. once and iO!cvcr
l. we occupied the place Of District
Attorney Cheney, all oi the ciEcumatau-
ccS duly weighed aid considered, We
should proc ID 10 Exc ON the 18th aud
uolie i.o,. the Whole business. Tai, is.
in our opinion, the proper thing to do,
and We believe We Voice the sentiment
Of IA in1j Irity OF the community when
We advise it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
Idaho Diamonds,

A gentleman wc.l-knowu in our com.
manity rs o number one miner aud
prospector. assures us that he has surely
fonDd diamond mines within twcnty
miles Of this pines. lie expects in q
short time to GO mmencc working them.
when, be firmly believes. that he will
croats m excitement That will exceed
any ever before known iu Idaho. He
informs us that lie has already found
small diamonds. which he offers 10 show
to any person who will visi, his cabin.
-tIdaho AyHlauchc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09
GENERAL NEWS.

in the whole Of Spain. on Saturday.
there reported $3.50 new cases O.
cholera md l.4i4 deaths. The Military
Governor Of Granada has suecumbed to
the pesiilencc. Cholera is raging in the
convict settlement vf CaTthageps.
II is probable that the President viii
visit Albany after the funeral Of General
Grant and before LIE COS to the noun
tains. SECRETARY Manning who will
spend the month Of August ut Watch
Hill. Eh"de l,Iand, with Lis family.
will probably accompany him to Albany
II Is expected that SECRETARY Lamar aud
Attorney General Garland will remain in
Washington duriag the Presidents ab-
,nCe. OILer memL,rs Of the Cabinrt
will take u vacation.
Owing to the illness Of Mn. Bsyard.
il is lot expected that the Secretary Of
st ate will spend much Of the Summer
season at Washington. 1t j. not def.
In.t:ly settled what day the Presiden-
titl party will leave Washington for
New York. bu; it will be either Thurs
day or Friday. most likely the Latter.
The journals still t,eH with anec-
dotcs AMI rcmiuisceaces OF Grant. and
other matter relating TO the funeral. 1,
AL the organizations which have nj.
nounced ;Leir intention to b. present
will come, it viii take IA skill:ul General
To handle the crowd. Because Of the
great length Of the iuUt it has been de-
cid,d to dismiss the procession at Fifty
Seventh street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

u III" District Count OF the Fouith Judiri,,
L District Of the State q Nevada. Ia and 20,
the & u ty OF ElIo.
In the Matter OF the estate Of John Croek.,
deceased.
hottie" &. hereby given by the undernign,s
executors Of the the lat will q John Cr.k.,
d'ceAsoL - the cr,d tor. q AMI to all p.r.on.
Ia In claims SgI'nrt I'D deceased TO e,hn,i,
ia III With the uecs-sA y No-chsr.. with tan
months after 'he fret publicrtion u ,hi. no
.tice u the aid executor, A. their r. Ill, nc. Il,
Clover Valley, b IIO county. Nevada: thsu.
b ing their pl &C for tt Transaction OF m,
busiucss q said csts e IA said county and
SITE. Mrs KNTE CRoCKER
CHARLIE. y. CRuckER
IL GU. rs Of last will ar
Joan Crocl,r, drcca.-I
rsiea lilo. y Vadl July -. 1855.
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Schools. eIsi,.ea So Oo, a.
80 CO

Schools. claimed $50 Os, a.
lowed. 80 90
A. q. DasLy. Salary Fund.
salary as County Clssk claim.
$3.50 90. allowed 1880. $50 20
]. u. Taber. Salary Fund. sal
AIRY Is Deputy Sheriff and
Jaiier claimed $50 90. al
lowed. $50 CO
STATE OF NEyADA,
;ouSII or ELKo.
L. A. u. Daw!ey. County Clerk
aud Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. in aud for said
county and Stat. Do Ii Eeby certify
that the foregoing bills we've passed aud
ordered psid by t!ie Beard of County
COMMISSIONER GU the 3gd. day OF
August. \. D., 1885.
A. CT. DAwLEY,
County Clerk aud CLERK of Board of
County Commissioners. EIkO. Angus. g.,
1855.
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The RsvereneCD B.eese.

We received the following Lee ter tins
fru.I an c.tim,b.r Ialv ~
Star Valley. with the r,our,, TINT 10.
publish IL. The letter IS IN answer 10
an iuuli!y A. {, ,L. cL4ra,ter O. liz, 49,.
cl,.cI Minister:
SEyALI,. CoLogApo. Jrly % : q
MUs. -, DELru. LLEo CCr-yrY
NLv..da:
DER NApANE:-Your letter OF ,l,.
10th In,tuutc.!ue d.ly TO hand and IN
.,lly | Will sly that L,u,, y. Brcr.c
til. l-au YOU rc!cI T. ia Your letter.
came t. ta.s Place ia October. ls,y. mud
remained he.r until the OH Of the fol.
iuw.u: April. lie cane her. AS u Min
lister OF the Gospel, Of the Bap.i,t
CAuIcl, iujTOIUc, d into hi,
10y "a l. y. M.. Gpur,. L. Tullc, OF the
United Bro;ncT.u CAurrl,. R.ers.
lIHde himself while here, about us in
tcrrst.rg L" this ~c0,uuuI.ty as lie d.d,
ptrHHpsr TO yUur people while there.
lie preached for us, helped ITn the
Sunday School, ma WAS Secretary of
ih" Good FcmplHr's Lodge ~ thi,
place. but never n Grand Worthy Cha!
IemP.aT. He had 40 ~crcdcniirl-: if
he h.d any tn y were not stamped with
the great seal Of his Church. lie sol
rmUi%cd the IN 'rEIasc ceremony for two
'Silu'tnic p"rHon' whio re in oar
h'iS"'oEho"d, aud maize himself gcncr.
''iy Interesting to the people, claiming
10 he the o"'y sou OF the distinguished
'"'H' hieeHe 81 limos who. the no'ie
10" c''''"'H' d'co "0''" u" time OF The
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There seems TO hc. 10 far as VIC can
see. n general ncquiesccncc in the rec
concentrations Of the committee, rs TO
theo observance OF Sturdy, and th0re
being no objections no, nrucndurcts o.
fercd at the meeting last night, the pro.
posed Programme will be Carried out,
md all persons arc cordially invited to
assist in paying n las, tribute of respect
to the illustrious dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

An eminent divine SAYS the advance
iU,Hi ui the world and the spread of
civilization and Christianity depends
un the Interchange oi thought among
people gnd their Willingness to learn,
and that the man ~ wuman who OPP
po.'s the introduction of new improve.
ElcI.t>, the trI.I OF new ways aud the
usr oi urw things. should be condemn
81 as not being good auI useful mrm.
ter, o.! society, and now. II not net in
Your old WAYS, try q bottle Of lIEnA
HUES, BITTLW-, Thc>a valuable Bit-
tiers care BIliIuusuy,s. { constipation,
IoEpIl Liver. Kidney Complaints. In
digestion uui Dyspepsia. For sale by
all Druggists.
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Tortured and Drowned.

Word came from Gguntsyil.c last week
says tue iitwtho.ne Bu leiiR. % "a cruel
crime committed by Ome Chinese. 4
aOlnau, owned by Il OF them. fell uu-
der their di"p.rRsure. aud to punish hrr,
put hsr in Il narrow tin bon which wns
barely large enough TO hold her, and
would not admit motion III her arms aud
hands. The box WAS open at the top,
which -aa level with the top OF her head
ana vas placed in the sun with a loose
lin over u. The eGecutioncis paid no
attention TO her cries, but let her in
that position Tor ~twenty-four hours. The
next morning, hearing 20 noise from the
swelt.boI, one OF them looked iu and
found that the wonRn was dead. The
Intense heat had cGused her to perspir.
81 that tbs nnrruw bDx became fll,d
with water above her unstriis. md, una
bic 10 move her hands to help herself,
she soon drowned. The authorities are
now aiter the criminals aud. j! captured,
II may 60 hard with them before til,
law can take lie course.
This is the first case on record, where
IA person was drowned in his v per,
spirntioI.--l Ed. INuEFESpESr.l
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An Egcellert Apnointment.

The II no journal il glad to learn Tint
TINT old veteran citizen and Democrat,
o. X. STAN ley. Of Cars"r, has been
appointed MS one Of tho Dangers under
U. $. Revenue Collector Ellis. Of the
San Francisco district. Nr. Stnmp'cy
and wife left for tho Bay Tuesday eve.
ming.
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Armod kt.orneys.

II would not b, = bad iica for the
San franoi'rn Bar Association 10 hold
n specirl meeting tn see wlnt IL can do
toward enfofnps n disarmament Of the
practicing l~s~gers Of the city. yulgnr
rows between sitorneys in which the
threat 10 fail back on the use Of wran.
ons is always Tie last word. are bccom.
ing dissrdeofrlIy COMMONWEALTH Cali.
fornia.
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ESfnAY.

Cam" 10 our fAn.h Ia Clover valley. about
May 9TH, rho = rel horse. branded on left
shoul"r with n sud lny'r'rd heart above on
lett uiRh with X, ~ IN bail on Zach upIcr
: oIni, aud 90 lem lilo ot TO neck 9Th i a
owner IL requested TO rrovc property. puy
eLarsoi and tAsO thS SAM away.
J. and q. Wf'yH,s.
-, Od Glover valley, New.
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LAND FOR SALE.

That valuable tract Of land near Elko
known as The Fitch Field" CONSISTING
o: l,2OO acres more or less. is for sale
together with :tsnding crop Of hay.
For particulars. Address:
MURPHY X HILL,
535 Market ST..
San Francisco. Gala.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

Abraham Lincoln's larges, fee rs .
lawyer was five thousand dollars in .
raiiroad case.
II would rather 90 n thusnnd miles to
see remarkable man than one mile 70
SEQ a magnificent view" james an.
thony lrouIe told II California reporter
who asked hov he Liked The sceu5ry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

The Weekly INDEPENDENT is the best
weekly paper published in tho state.
Is columns nrc nllcl with local and
general news, which makcs II interest
ing to every citizen OF the State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-09

The members 81 Exc Lo lgc, No. "a.
I. o. o. f.. arc requisite ! to meet nl
their Hall promptly NJ 10 o'clock, 4. 81,
on Saturday, August a.. 1885. by order
JAWS TALBOT, N, q.