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N Cremation.

A Wh-siing. ". Va. dispatch of the
22nd says: Abou: 10 O'Clock " yesterday
morning greGs excitement was caused IN
the viii &c Of West Wheeling. Oh the
Ohio side of the river. by the attempt
Of abolish potter, one Keller, t. ere
niats the body d his daughter in one OF
thski'ns OF his works. The man said
he vas toou poor TO give his daughter
bgnI. Early In the incoming he fired
the kiln aud strapped the body 10 a
board 10 that it might be pushed into
the Inniaee. His int TtiOns leaked out,
Snd soon a crowd OF II hundred and
hftEsOr two hundred indignant people
SGI1eed. The City Marshal Of Bell
Airs xa- zen for. anil the body was re-
noved from the custody Of the parents
and gwen burial By Senator Wagner and
oth=Is.- Last might il w.s reported that
Keller had attempted to Kill his wife
with AZ aT; saying he had been COM
maLasdb by the Almighty to take her
life,
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z wsHEMuccA.

The Silver State publishes a lengthy
communication from Sarah Wiune,nueca
regarding the recent sickness. death and
burial Of her brother, in which she COM
plains bitterly Of the treatment which
deceased resolved at the hands OF the
authorities. During his illness, she
says, although he was sick nine days.
neither agent. doctor, or any one from
the agency came to ask whether he
wanted anything or MT, although they
passed tue door every day, and the only
medicine he had was olne spirits Of
nitre. which l bought in Wadsworth Cor
him" When the agent came 70 take
the M asuFe of the corpse this daughter
Of a chief said: 'Mr. Gibson, my
brother Was a hard working. sOber man.
aud AS be would have given me sdec,nt
burial, l want TO give him Que. Please
make him a uice coffin and l will pay
for it," The colin came the next mOrn-
ing, and If it she says: No as ut. no
doctor, or any one, they were ashamed
to cone with it. they sent it. How shall
l describe il? a rough piue box. such
as civilization uses for ALI outside coffin.
the lii had to be matted down. As to
hi, clothes, he had uUur. what better
proof of how lie was treated? For y-aT-
and years he WIS worked from sun to
sun. H. never drank, he never lmLied.
he had a saving wife, and Yet us vas
that poor. We had to wrap hun up in a
blanket aud pat him AWAY. He was
Only an Indian. II pine box waS goni
enough foE him. lie had not one OF the
vices Of civilization. but he WAS un.or-
iunite. lie was the brother o: Sarah
WinnemuccH."
In explanation Of the assertion that
he was unfortunate III being the brother
Of Sarah W~inremucca, she says: ''On
his last tip to Wadsworth. during Nr.
IcMasters time. my brother came To-
the depot as usual TO haul supplies. Mr.
NcMtsirr went up to him and said:
Tom. | do not want you to haul ny
thing, your 'i',sr las been talking a5,uf
me. SO instead of fighting ne they
~cowarily fought him"
II these chnrse, be true, it is a sad
commentary on the management Of the
affairs at our neisEbyr.ns agency; fox
even an Indian, though h b. he brothe.
OF one who has taken au active par, la
d~euouncing Indian agents in general.
Gai the agents ol he: own tIiDe IL par
~ticu.lr. Is eatut!cd to sunr Of the punci-
pies 0! ordinary Immunity ut the Close
OF his earthly exs ruce.
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xov 70 clov OLD RAPIDLY.

TAiAk you are growing old. and you
win coon grow old. Take your place
o~had6sntly. in the groove long made by
sustOn for people Of middle age or
lille past it separate yourself en-
, Ha.ly from the young. Regard with
disguised contsmpt their mistakes
With NO effort nj cancellation or making
friends with them. This will give you
your degree As ''old fSey." An .'old
fogy' may b. simply q child Who has
stopped his learning with the idea that
las knows il all" There are old iogi,s
at IS as we'll as 50. Kill ali i~rcliustiyn
s, iniulg~ in What are called youthful
sports, Learn MOTTO run. Cultivate in
your limbs dignity. sloVnesS. stiffness.
R<gafd with serenity your sioSly rseap-
ing vigor, suppieness and elasticity OF
muscle. Say lis the inevitable way Ui
All hesh, aud because this has always
been 90 ~ith past gvpeations So il mus;
always be with the coming ones. Say
70 yoarsSlt"It's = Law Of II ure that
people must grow old. decay and vither
when their time comes" Just as your
sr~odiHihrrs said -It's ngin natur' that
Hs~s en- be carried any faster than
hos~e fe-h can carry ii, or tina; ship
eau erOss the oeeau any faster than
bind aud sail will carry thrm.' Say to
youts q that BODY and mind must de-
cay alter a certain age, and its flying in
the face Of Providence even to question
tha: sIeh decay can lie retarded if o
prevented"
Cease all attempt at reformation or
Improvement in any direction; if yon
have any mAnner of slipshOd or ~slOvenIy
inclination. whether il extend to dress,
nddn-ss or gait, let it all go .'by the run"
a. they say at sea. Say to yourself:
'tAll that effort sill do for "a young man,
But IL no use FOR NE at my time OF life"
What timer Oh. say 81 or 60. Fret a
good deal and hate a god d al. This
~hi materially assist you rapidly TO gros
Old aud ugiy.-Ex.
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s~ali,buryss Cabinet.

A London dispatch OF the 2Srd says:
The Queen has confirmed Lord Sails
bury's Cabinet. The lhSh Secretary
Portfolio was offered to i've Others and
declined before Sir William Hart Dyke
accepted it. There are SYMPTOMS al
ready that the Radicals will do tn ir ut
mos. to harass the Conservatives At
an informal meeting to-day they decided
TO dght the budget, uni - fully salts
factory, and TO oppose the issue Of TX
checYu-r bonds to meet the deficit
Further, they will insist upon the pas
sage Of Ia bill removing iranchi-e dis
qualifications from persons receiving
paupeI medical r.lirf. During the pro-
ceediugs in the House of Commons to-
day n spirit Of revolt was manifested in
the speeches of MesSrs. Ceilings aud La
bOuchere. The Conservatives expect
important diplomatic changes. II is re-
ported that Sir Austin Lryard will re-
turn to Constantiuop!e aud that Sir Ell
ward Thornton will remain at ST.
Petersburg.
Both the old aud the new minist r.
will 60 TO Windsor Tomorrow, the for
mer To Surrender and the latter to re-
ceiy~ the seals Of Office. A special Cabi-
net council has been summoned by Lord
Salisbury for mex, Thursday afternoon.
The members of the Cabin I proper
are Lord Stli-bury. Sir Stafford North
cote. Sir Michael Hicks-Bearh. Sir Iiar-
dinge GifHrI. Wise unt D. CranbrOok,
Lord AaTowby. Sir Richari Ashetun
Cross. C9l. Frederick Stanley, Right
Hon. Win. II. Smith. Lord Randolph
Churchill. Lorl George Hamilton. Lord
John Manners, the Duke of Richmond
and Gordon, Bon. Edward Stnnhopr,
the Earl C%drnarvon. and Right Hon.
Edward Gibson.
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A REPUBLICAN TRIBUTE.

The Philadelphia Press. certainly not
predjudiced i'll favor of the President
thus describes him: mo person, no
matter hos pgcdjudiccd, eau help seeing
in his face and figure a calm, power.u.
repose, aud full of dignity OF thu mot
simple aid impressive sort. lie looks
Ike II man against whom any circum-
stances. amy people, any powers might
beat until they tire themselves ont with
ont moving him n hairs breadth from
the position he had originally taken for
himself. One feels iusiinciivcly that
here is n man who is President OF the
United States in absolute truth, and
who is going TO follow out his own CON
yictions il the world turns upside down
because Of them"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28
Torn By Tiger.

Alon1o Keans. q boy . years OLD.
HAys the Virginia Chronicle. had his arm
and hand badly injured at the circus
grounds this morning. The little fellow
Sas climbing up Un a wagon containing
. Gags Of blsek tiSen aud caught hold
Of the iron eratinG~ covering n window
in the cage about one foot square to
pull himself up. when one of the tigers
reached out Nth his paw and caught
the boy by the coat near the shoulder Of
the right arm. tearing Off the sleeve and
lleerating the i-sh of the arm above
the writ, anl ukiug out u piece IRON
the thick part Of the inside of tue hand
brloW the base # the thumb. The I'M
fortunate boy MAS carried to his home at
No. "a South C stree; by one OF the cir
Gus employees, and the wounded limb
Sus dressed 10y Ir. Com. The brave
little fellow bore ;he pain without n
whimper, anil frightened NJ when told
that he should have a free pass 10 the
show while it rem aimed here.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

II Is now 4 settled fact that we are to
celebrate the FuuEta in til city. Tie
committees are made mp Of the best citi-
zens III the t5Nn. The Finance Com
.nitiee appointed at the citizens meet
ing last rvruing has met with wondrr-
full success. in its canyasS for funds, and
as money IS necessary f0E n big celebrt-
ton, there Is every Tcasuu 10 believe that
this will b. a good one, bsyause our i'll
eEal citizens have supplied II in abuId-
aHce. 1t is proposed to start ia early
and celebrate late. At present it Is
thought that the Cyngcr Band, in COM
pany with the Wells SUNDAY School,
will meet the Star valley Sunday School
and people u short distance out Of town,
form a procession and parade through
our city. All the speech making vii, be
over in time TO the amu>e.
ments OF the day early III the afternoon.
Ia the evening there sill lc "A grand dis
play of fireworks. The Committee ui
arrangements nuw have FUN charge OF
the matter, and hey Ave working hard
TO get mp a celebration that will eclipse
anything Of the kind ever Witnessed L.
Wells The e t~!y.,ies will Conclude til
a grand ne. ball ia tie evening, Con
gers BLui furnishing the music. All
are invited to come and join US ON that
occasion, and enjoy the day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

Rev Anthony Simpson left by tie
trnin lrist evening for Ziou where he will
spend about tan days In studying the
aud eusioms of the Saiuts.
while 1T the Snliic time he will take n
mncb' needed rest after his nrduous
isbor-. and endsnSor ii regain a portion
OF the energies expended ~ bis cam
p"ign against he hosts Of Satan in this
corner Of The moral heritage. We trus,
thnt he. AZ vclt ms the msinlers of his
e~cnstteition, will be benefited by the
shCrt vacli an
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A Rsysrsrd s~cOunire1.

Rev. w. T. Morrison. thH, pions old
fraud who ''stole the livery Of heaven Ia
serve the dewitt. was ]conv'c.cu OF
grand larceny in Judge Murphy's Court,
San Francisco, OIL Saturday aud seu-
fenced 10 the State prison for ten years.
Morrison was Grapa Chancellor OF tho
society Of Chosen Friends, ana "n nc
count pi biS stinding rs u minister and
= physician euioyel 4ho entire conf
dcnce Of the Order and succeeded in ap.
propriaiing to his Own use So. 200 of the
funds Of the society. In prononnciDg
sentence Judge Murphy administered a
sca,hing rcbuke, comparing the defend.
labor for the beDcht'oi the State Is an
ant 10 Judas ~Iscariot. Ten years at hard
~ "rrs'ts punishment Tor the crime.
but il vi ] no. 4 sore nP mia,.Us fund.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

A remarkable piece Of information has
been received in "A sprcia! dispatch to the
San Francisco Chronicle fr"m New York,
which states that Me,sedaulil Bey, for
mer Governor o: Upper Egypt, hus writ
ten to the Italian commander there that
he had recently seen II Syrian, who had
passed thr = months ut the residence Of
FL Mahdi after the fall Of Kurtoum.
He says Nahdi has Gordon in secret
keeping. having discovered him severe.
~ wounded, but not dead and that Cor
don has recovered. The story is credi-
ted ut Ma.souah and forms the subject
of an official dispatch.
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k0TiCl 70 CR5DiiOa..

Is rms DISTRICT COURT OF TuE
1 FuurII jut c.al District. Iounty Of Rlko.
state uf NcNAdI. Ia tie matter Of the estate
e J. ". -. clair. dec aErd. So;ic- l. h reby
xiv u 10y the uu',rsiSurd Atm'ui,ir ttpr 81 I'll,
state o. : q. 81 = sir. deceased. - thr Gre d.
tor. 81 Hn! all pr..ous h,Viug c aim. against
l sid dec a.cd - exhibit lhcm with the nee.
's'Ery voucher. wiki "a four mouths 1T the
art Puuli, ati"n q thi. no ice. - The sail A.
n,iuIst Ar1r At biz resideuce Ia Star y4sry.
E,Eo CO tty. Nevada.
l.. ". Ut. CLAIR.
AdmlnIsirA'Or Of the e.t lie Of J. ". NJ.
clair, deceased. ElEo. New F.l,. - lss-.
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We cali attention /, Z. card Of
Eugene Thompson. County Surveyor, in
another eolomn. Being n gentleman
and q SCHOLAR. as wei rs IL practical sur
Teyor, Mr.. Thompson is we'll qualii d
TO give perfect satisfaction to all who
desire the ",rriecs Of a competent and
cousci ntiuuA' &vtkmaD. Within a.short
time he ~ilLtsfIblish lin Office aud per-
manentiy Iocste. fin Elko. bnt for tie
preSent. crdrts tnAy be ien at this o.
nee. ~ Al saE'-
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Kansas aai Texas Cattle Troubles.

Advices from Northern Tcx.s a.r t.
the effect that serious trouble i, looked
for in Panhandle over the arriving Of
Southern Texas catt'e through Kansas.
Thousands Of cattle are going up the
Fort Worth and Denver Railroad to be
un.oaded at Harold and then driven
through. II is claimed ihnt these cattle
are diseased, aud if allowed to 80 on
will spread the Texas fever a.uns the
line. Tht Kansas men are d. trrm.urd
to resist with all the mems in their
pcwer, any effort to dive Southern
Texas cattle through the neutral strip
or 'No Mans Lanl, as it is called. 1t
is said that the promise OF Secretary
Lamar has been obtained to interposc
the strong arm Of the Government to
prevent it,.
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Attend to Your Teeth.

DIR. +. G. ChrIsmm, the dentist. may
he consulted nt the Depot Ho.ci tor the
next few days only. Though itiucrnnt. he
has every Appliance for filling tc. Ia aud
the manufacture OF artificial sets. either
III whole or IA part. The ~, cimcus of
his work are II sufficient guaranty OF his
c liabilities. Teeth extracted or filled
without pain. Don't delay longer. Yon
may not for months To- come have so
favorable an opportunity to get your
t,cth attended to.
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The Collier Disaster.

The Suns London cable Of the 22nd
says The disaster in the Pcndlebury.
collier neAr Manchester proves to have
besu none.tsnible than first reported.
The Number knovu to have been killed
Is ono hundred aud SiIty.eight. aud
MANY nor are still ~unaccOuuied for.
The collieEs' families have nlrendy been
driven TO Jhe verge Of despair, but
greater. mis- ~ il feared for many. a.
the number of wage tea now killed
represents fully 1--WE hundred widows
and orphans, and not one in diiy has u
shilling saved.
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NOT Ce To LhtDIT0SS.

TIE NATTER OF IHE TrTATE ~
i G'Ur :. shrt herd, d,cesseI.
Lstatr Of GepEGe H.. Shephe.I. dec A.sd-
80 1 = l. hereb. given by the uuGerrig Cd Al.
miui-trHt"r e the est.tc George II. Ship.
herd. deceased. To- TIL creditor of. aud AL pr.
sons having da!m hgui 81 the said d,ceA ct
Co EXIT them with the II Gee AIRY vou,h r q.
within zen mJu,Ls -itsr the fret publication
81 this lot. CO, to tho -sii Admuls rat 2. %
his oihCc Ia IA town AID CUu ~ II Exc.
sat Of y vida. j. H. BRADLEY.
AL illustrator OF the csia,e OF Gcorse II.
sherhcrI. Il ceased.
Dated. Eiko, Nevada. this 10Th day Of Nay
lSs5. ,ptd,yz
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LIVE MI LET LIVE. '

Al the beginning OF the New Year |
desire to extend my sincere thanks TO
the public who have ~iuvoID.! mc w:.!. =
liberal patronage during the ycrr which
has just closed. and tu assure my Gus.
toners and the general public that the
mott" which heads this article shall IN
future ~ 10 the past, br the governing
principle Of my t~rnnSuvtiuus with those
who favor me with their Cu.t,m.
With kind regards to past and future
patrons, Wishing all a Happy New Scnr
] am the Public's ObCdicut \, ryan,
HIHNM CHASE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

The demand OF Carter Harrison.
Mayor Of Chicago. for the resignation
of all the municipal employees seems
not TO have been with 4 view Of retiring
them necessarily but simply "as an nc.
acknowledgement me lord, that we hold
orr positions mt your good vii! aud
pleasure" II is small besiness Tor an
American to 'ngNge in this sort OF thing.
Salt Lake Tribune.
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PLEASE a X NOTICE.

have appoint. d NJ sale agent for
The sale Of "Etko Mills flour, ut Carin.
Mrs. G. l.. Pierce, aud Mt Pnlisade. T..
X. jewell. Those wishing To- procure
"LlEO Mills" -four in the l"cnliiics men.
TONED. can obtain the sam" only 10y np.
plying to the above mruti med og.nis
JAMES DAVIS,
Proprietor Of "Elko Nils" Eku.
Nevada. mI2.tf.
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The WEEKLY IA0tpcHDEAT.

Advertisers in the DAILY ~ISDEPESIs
tST also have the Advantage vi the col.
uinns of the wEEkLT INDEPENDENT
winch has been published without ia.
;yfHiIssiUn at this oIicv since early ia
the ycnr 1868, aud has u general cIrcu.
'atI"n III every district, camp aud val
ley throughout the length and breadth
oi LAX county. and is 10y far the best
ADVERTISING medium that has ever b, en-
established In tiIr county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
H"carr the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation. and that our terms ARE
comparatively much lover than those
Of ANY competitor.
Tine Weekly Is n 2ix3G-inch sheet,
and besides adv, Ttissmrnts runs niIf,,n
columns Of rHding matter, ,mbmcing
all the telcgrnphic news Of general in.
trcst, Rli the news of the Stat. and il
specially d, voted 10 he local news of
thC county and county seat. By sub.
srrihIng for the WErSLY ELRo IxDE
PENDENT yuu not only obtain NIL the 10.
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world.
Send nl1nC your subscriptions
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uISS0LU10h OF PARTNERSHIP,

The Partnership heretofore existing
brtwe"n IL. j. keith and HurV y Me
Ad ans, ia the livery stable bn- ines, at
tins place, Is today dissolved 10y mutual
consent. The business wal h-rrl ter
be- conducted lev ~. j. Keith. Who g.
authorized TO collect all bltls due the
firm, and will also pay all claims ngains,
the sumo.
IL. J. kLfTH. HARVEY MCApAMS.
ElkO, June II lSS5. Rid
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASD oTTIcE. EvEEEA. ST.

juno IS. les
Eotics t. hereby given that the 70 !Owi <
Unnamed settler has Il ID notice Of his i,;eu-
'ion to maze hnai proof in uppnr' ofhi. claim
and that sEii proof val. De made before the
hi-irict Judge uf ! Ike County. Ct EILo. NcyAds
on sATURDAT. J, LIZ EIGHTEENTH. IssL.
viz: Homestead Application No. rs. Thorn -
:. Porch. ."E the y L : Of SECTION IS. Town
ship - North, issngr IS. g.. N Il. NJ.
lite II me- the iI owing witnesses to Prove
lii CO tiIuuu- residence upon. sd cultivation
% laid land. w: H.. II Porch, Huntl cton.
Nevada: 4. ". Miller. Huntington. ScyadI:
Peter Gul!Ag.r. Elxo, Nevada; u. It"i h n.
E.k". Nevada. +. II. HINCKL y.
Sol ,..
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The ISLANDERS which the Republican
party has made SO large - part oi i:s
stock it trade are shown to be bIseless.
and in the inevitable reaction both the
whites and blacks Of the South must
share a common confidence in the justice
and wisdom Of the Democratic party
when they see how full 5 it will deserve
it.-E1Aminer.
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Notice.

At a MEETING Of the cattle owners Of
Ruuy valley, held nj Snow's siorr. IL
WAS ngrccI 10 have three rodcos this
season: one commencing June l.t nj
The south end Of the Wiley, and The
9th T two commencing July 18th and
September llth. at H." north end. An
other announcement are Unauthorized.
j. Il. MooRg.
Foreman Of Roundup Ruby valley.
May 80. 1885. -
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Teacher: First hoy, read" First
boy: Hope for u season babe the world
farewell. aud Freedom shrirkrd when
ko-ciuskG fell" r.: why dill Free.
dom shr.ek?" Second boy: dunno.
Guess a louise ran up her dress"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

All admirers OF manly BEAUTY will re-
grrt To learn that the Adonis of National
politics, Roscoe Coukliag, is CROWN (
iat-very lat. His attempts to check
his increasing Obesity Icy athletic errr-
ciscs have proved fruitiess. Dumb
bells, Indian clubs, snni bags, pedeStri-
anism and rowing are III win. lie is
rapidly approaching II condition in
which he can bring down the beam Mt
three hundred pound. They tell n story
Of how II day recently he dropped =
silver dollar, and, after .eyrrnl NEGLECT
ual efforts to pick it up, had to pay a
small boy ten cents TO do it for him.
Examiner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

Miss Nellie Benson, says yesterday .
SILVER State, wall leave to-day for ca
lin. to bc present Mt the impressive Ger
cmonies which will commemorate The
taking away from n life n single.blcsq d
ness Conductor Fred. Benson, who pr
poses benceiorwnrd to be ranked in the
grand army Of Bcncdicts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28

An eminent divine says the advance
Dlent Of the world and the spread of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange of thought among
people and their willingness to learn.
and that the man or woman who op-
poses the Introduction Of new improve.
memts, the trial OF new ways aud the
use OF new things. should be c"ndccm.
eel as not being good aud useful MEM
beers OF society; and no~, il not set in
your old ways. try n hotiio OF YrRB,
HuEyA Brr'hHs. Thcss valuable Sit.
tiers cure Billionsrcss, constipation.
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. In.
digestion and Dyspepsia, For sale 10y
all Druggists.
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What is the difference between n
journalist and an editor? The journal
IL is q m N who writes things for II
newsFhbch aud nn editor is the nun
VINO leaves out what the journalist
NFit
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE. ; UEEKA. SEv.l
~

LNNU VFEENEs NEEhN. NENs
Nay IS. is,3
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIL THE
" follow ng.uAn-d : ttrrr has a Ell notice Of
his intention to III Ike anal proof Ia IA pnr OF
Liz cI-iu.A Il that said pruUf wi be mae be-
fore e District Judge Of Elko county IL 40.
Sey.d,. pa ThJRs DAI. JUNE III TNEN-
FIFTH. less. NiS: Ium"steAl APp.icAti n ".
ISJ. Geo re ". Monks for IA. M II y. e =
sud NJ Il " a q sec ion 20. Township 80.
North OF Range So East ~. d. N
lie nm tae 70 LOWING wi;ne-se, to rrovr
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-28
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