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Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06


WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-Most Of
the Cabinet officers have already asked
the heads of bureaus in their respective
departments for confidential communica-
tions made up of lists of clerks whose
services can be dispensed with, or whose
places can be flied by civil service APP
pointmcnts with advantage to the Gov
ment. These lists, no doubt,
will be ready for use next
month, and beside the bare mention Of
names, will contain what is known about
the clerical fitness, offensive PARTISAN
ship, offensive habits and manners of
each individual mentioned. The pur-
pose, evidently. is to use this in
formation in making removals from
civil service classes, in order
appointments through the Civil Service
commissioners member of the Cabinet
is reported as saying that he expects to
dismiss one quarter of his force of clerks
this summer, but that none would be dis
missed who did not deserve it, and that
he meant to rely uaon r publican testi-
mony mainly in making up his mind who
should 60.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2.-lt Is
said that upwards Of two hundred
clerks are to be dismissed from the
Pension Office, and that the list OF
names of those who are to he invited to
step out Is nearly completed. The last
pension appropriation bill contains
clause which will reduce the force for
the next fiscal year about one hundred
hnf
hundred mentioned as being book d
for dismissal are In addition
to the $50 which will have to go under
the terms of the pension appropriation
bill, can not be officially ascertained as
yet Officers of the depar ment admit
that a large number Of changes are to be
made, and do not deny that the lists are
nearly completed, but they evade answer
ing direct questions by saying that the
matter will be made public at the proper
time,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

NE AutcTHdtlOnal typographical UnlOn
began its annual session in New York on
the 1st.
ISAAC MAYNARD, of New York, has been
appointed Second Comptroller OF the
Treasury.
JAS. I. HURT, of Rushvlle, Ind, was
killed by the cars at Chamois, Mo-, on
the 1st.
MISS CLEvELAND's book will be en-
titled, "George Eliot and Other Studies"
GEORGE W. JULIAN, of Indiana, has
been appointed Surveyor General of New
Mexico.
AT Montreal, Can, tho authorities have
seized an immense consi gnment of patent
med cines, shipped by J. c. Aver & Co..
Lowell, Mass. The firm is charged with
defrauding the Canadian Government in
the matter Of dut es.
ECR TARY BAyARD left Washington on
the evening of the lst for Lawrence, Kas.,
where he will liver an address before
the literary societies Of the Kansas State
Un versity. He will also attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the Missouri State
UniverSi Y.
The Washington Post says it is stated
on high au hority that the request of Bay
less w. Hanna, of Indiana, to be trans
ferred from the Persian m sson to that of
the Argentine Repablic, Will not be
granted by the President
10000, coo mortgage given by the South
Pennsylvan Railroad was recorded at
Pttsbur h on The 1st.
FIFTEEN hundred men are made lille by
the closing of the Bayview rolling mills at
M lwaakee. VS..
The report of the death of Baum, the
Texas cot on swindler, lat Oh hatham, Cana
da, has been confirmed.
FLANAGAN, who wanted to know
''What are w. here for?' will be succeeded
by r. NJ Henders IN as Collector of Rev
enue in the F Jurth Texas District.
WHISKY is believed to be pom sible for
the kind of insanity developed by LUIS
Reaume at Chicago. He is getting better
and will probably be tried for murder.
A TYPE SETTING maj ch is announced to
ia Ike place in New York on tne 4th inst,
between Joseph McCann and Ira Somers
for $3.50 side. Much interest is mani
tested among the era t, and the contest
will be witnessed by the delegates to the
International Typographical Union.
Disconnected by the statement from Earl
Granville that the Afghan boundary mat
ter is not yet settled.
THE coinage of the various mints dur
ing May was $1,000, ,437, of which $2,4Ol, S37
was in standard dollars.
IT is probable that a strong effort will
be made by the citizens of Dakota to in
duce the President to reconsider his de-
cision to exclude settlers from the Crow
Creek or Winnebago reservation.
THE failure of the Shackamaxon Bank
at Philadelphia. Pa, proves to have been
bad one. Liabili ties about half mil
lion.
VICTOR HUGo's funeral on the 1st was
the greatest demonstration Of the kind
Paris has ever witnessed. The solemnity
of the occasion and the words of tn
orators seemed to awe even the Commun-
lists into decency, and there was no riot
ing or exhibition of disorderly conduct.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

prr MFssRs. HASTINGS AND DAVIS
were fined $50 and costs for preaching on
Roston Common.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

TUE Anglo German FIJI Commission has
agreed that Germany shall not establish
al colonies in the Southern Pacific.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

ForR crypts have been added TO the
confessional library at Washington, but
more space is yet needed.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

~ Toxas Land Board has inaugurated
ron, war on the cattle syndicates
MI ara usinr land unlawfully.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

MANY If the nail and iron mills at Cin-
cnnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland anu o'N''
nnints are closing.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

rur rsmains Of ex- President Thiers ana
canbetta are to be transferred 10
the Pantheon.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

GENERAL GRANT is better. he s1oou d.
j. uind,w and reviewed the Decoration
Day procession.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

GENERAL BoorH of the Salvation Army
has ordered brigade to prepare tor serv-
Ice among the Indians in the Northwest.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
uovs from Everywhere.

r, Yorkshire (Eng.) miners have end
Iaa hair str,ke by accepting reduction OF
wages.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

.,PosrMAsrER- GENERAL Villas has sus-
tanned Gresham's ruling in regard to sal
aries of Postmasters of the third and
fourth classes.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

The Cabinet at Washington has decided
that continuance of the Government ex-
hibi at New Orleans is unlawful and in
expedient.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

THr wool growers concluded their con-
renfiou in st. Louis with sat of resolu-
tions demanding restoration OF the wool
duty.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

THE New York Grand Jury returned
presentment agains the Board OF Health
for inexcusable delay in suppressing null
sanceS in tenement houses.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

A CANADIAN exploring party have sent
to Quebec full accounts of Lake Mistas-
SIM in the Northwest. 1t is said to be as
large as Lake Ontario.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

THE Japanese Government has confer
ed the order of the "RisiDg Sun" upon
five Americans for services in the Toxic
University.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

IT Is semi officially announced at Paris
that Bismarck offered to arbitrate for the
settlement of the dispute between Russia
and England.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
WEDDING OUT.

Heads Of Departments in Washington Pre-.
pairing to Make Changes in the Person-
mel of Their Clerical FOrce-A Wholesale
Exodus From the Pension Department
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

UNITED STATES MINISTER FOSTER Is
negotiating with the Spanish Cabinet for
the estab ishment of general treaty, in :
cluding Cuba, Porto Rico, the PHILIPPINE
Islands and other Spanish colonies.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

ELIZABETH CLEVELAND, the Presidents
sister, has written an exceedingly caus-
tic letter in reply to recent utte:ances OF
Rev. Howard Crosby on total abstinence.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

ADvIcEs from Sin Jon say it is reported
that the Russians have objected to the
Afghans occupying Karawul, Khana,
where the Manuerd road branches off half
way between Maruchak and Balamurg-
lans
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

CAPTAIN ALFRED AWKWARD, now in New
York. pronounces the recent sensations al
story from London, in which he was said
TO be the real instigator of the Riel rebel
lion absolutely untrue.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

A RUSSIAN naval officer has been ar
rested at Cronstadt on suspicion, it is re-
ported, of being connected with a plot to
acquaint England with the method of the
torpedoes.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

lHE chief of the Post -office inspectors
mas been informed that Postmaster /. N.
obs OF Lewiston, Idaho, issued money
orders to the amount of $4,000 or $50, ,0o0,
payable to himself, ordered banks in diff
lerent cities to collect them and rward
tne money to him, and then absconded.
ne wa last heard from at Victoria, Brit
ish Columb a.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

HE alect committee of the Senate upon
interstate commerce has arranged pro-
gramme for the month of June. Its next
meeting will be held in Chicago on the
18th inst, four days; in st. Louis, two
days, beginning on the 18th; two DAYS in
D7s Moines, beginning on the 11th: two
IN Omaha, beginning on the 22d. and two
%se Paul and Minneapolis, beg ginning on
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06
= MANAGES FREAK.

He Takes Possession of Chair Car on the
Wabash Road and Holds 1t Against All
Corners at the Pistols Muxzle-Captured
ON Arrival at Chicago Alter Killing Ono
Officer and Mortaily Wounding Another
Excitement Along the Line.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-06

d.ns an amusing incident occurred a few
ito.. ago In st. Louis Among the Wis
b.. '" 'ne panorama of the Siege of
u.s. as recently opened on Washington
suue, there Glanced to meet a Prussian
,ia: rrenchman, both of whom had par
w.: pa'ea IN the memorable siege. The
ran quietly admired the beauties of the
Dueriui painting for some time, when
,i.. CASUAL remark by the Prus-
~ relative to some incident
'ne siege ELECTED a retort from the
.encnman. - In a moment the seige was
Progress again, and the air was filed
"''u mixture of French and German
sOfdy missiles, and more serious HOSTILE
eS were threatened. The timely inter-
.en'ion of Colonel James, the lecturer, re-
1soteu peace and harmony, however, and
das daencn and Prussian retired in good Or.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-14

UnT THOR working people. Send 10 cents
HHI ppostage, and We will mail you free,
UIiIIl a royal. valuable sample box OF goods
that will put you in the way of max
ing more money in few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
required You can live at home and work in
spare time only, or all the time. All of both
sexes, of all ages. grandly successful, so cents
to s. easily earned every evening. That all
who want work may test the business, we make
this unparalleled offer: To all who are not
well satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing us. Full particulars, direc-
tions, etc., sent free. Immense pay abs lutely
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay.
Address STlSsos s Co., Portland. Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-14
PARAGRAPHsCAL NEWS.

1t costs SlO,O75 to build good So
ton gun.
A we'll in Bay City, Mich, is 1900
feet deep.
There are 5l3,l4 volumes in the
Congressional Library.
The free lunches in New York sa-
looms are said to cost Sll, 800, 900 an
nually
The Grand Army OF the Republic of
Iowa numbers l6, $50 members, an in.
crease of 3, 537 for the past year.
In Thibet one woman may have two
three or even four husbands, but never
more than the last number.
The fees paid to lawyers in the ia.
nous Marie Garrison suit amounted to
more than half million dollars.
A Mormon elder has taken an annual
bridal trip for the past five years, each
time with a separate bride.
There are 80 different styles OF col.
lars in use by gentlemen in this country,
not including the political variety.
The most picturesqueIy named place
in North. Carolina, or perhaps in any
State, is "Maiden's Bosom" Swain
county.
II you wish to pour boiling hot liquid
into glass jar or tumbler it can be
safely done by frst putting spoon in
the dish.
Lightning has killed 1909 persons in
France since 1885. An equal number
has been seriously, though not fatally,
wounded. and five times as many
struck.
The three trees that shaded the tent
of Jefferson Davis at the spot where he
was captured, in Irwin county. Ca,
have since been struck by lightning and
killed.
The number of railroad accidents in
the United States during 1884 is given
at l,l9l. OF these 445 were collisions
and 6Sl derailments; sixty.fve are re.
corded as various" There were in
all 389 persons killed and 8,760 in
iured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-14

In order to enrich the blood, and thus inn
part fresh igor TO an enfeebled system, stiu,u-
late tagging digestion with the national invig-
GRANT, Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which, by
infusing energy into the operations of the
stomach, promotes nay, insures thorough d.
gestion and assimilation, aud consequent nu-
triton gain to appetite, vigor and flesh, is
invariably found to follow a course of this de-
servedly popular tonic, which is, moreover, q
reliable preventive OF malaria fevers
For sale by all Drug 1ists aud Dealers gener-
ally. tu.th-s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
TaE APPROACHING SUSPENSION OF
GOLD PAYMENTS.
MN York Suu.l

Unless Secretary Manning ubandons
his proclaimed purpose Of keeping i'll the
Treasury 500, GUO, OOJ in gold IA II re-
serve fund Tor the redemption Of the L.
gll tender notes. he will very soon, Tor
all other purposes, have to suspend gold
payments. The available gold III his
hand, last Saturday, amounted 10 only
SD, jJS, y22. which - nearly ST.
On, 900 less than ii was the Saturday he-
tore. over $1,000, 900 lees than uGr
weeks before, aud fully S26, 900. 900 less
than ON january 2uA, nineteen weeks
ago. The decrease thus lar this year
has been 1T the rate of about 81, $40, 900
a week, which in twelve weeks would
more than exhaust the SD. 3JS ,922 ON
hand. Indeed. the DECREASE last year III
the twelve weeks from May 18th to- Aug.
9Th. Was SlJ,2J1 ,3U2, and thee exists
no reason why 1t should no; proc, eu with
cquu! rupldity this year.
Ny the first .! August therefore, or at
least the fast ui september, tac Sccrc-
ttry will have iu choose hrtwe, IL trench
ing upon hi, PCT SIUJ, OOJ,u JO gold rr-
serve ami the payment q! interest GA the
public debt aid the ordinary expenses Of
the Guvvymrnt ia silver iu.iur>. Tar
probability Is that ne vail ub>,Ivr Ia
AFTER ALTERNATIVE, Ia, ,A.IlTI lc wal nee
c>>urily bc iull"w-" ty tur LaUNS and 10y
tn pepIl., the greri.harEs themselves
viii soon have To- lie Iu,,rrmrd ia silver,
AMI We ~La.l Witness at last the much
Dir AIDED supremacy q. the silver stand.
ard.
4, to the fleet @: this pruhnbIc su,-
pension Of gold payments AMI the sub
Stirutinn of silver ", rrpr,s; what sc have
often sad hcrosr. The ch .mgc will not
be the calamity that many SUPPOSE it
will be. 1t will not c..I~r II ]luuuciai
panic ur "a COLLAPSE ia bU>inrsS. Ca the
contrary, jUi-.nG from the l, suit, O. the
su~prm,.ou Of gold payment, ia iSG. 1t
Is much more likely To- revive industry
AMI s.iauul Er ~spcculLtium. There Will
be "a r.sr ia all kind, OF property. or. at
least, II cessation ul the continued tai.
which for tHc last i've y,u.S has checked
new enterprises. and thus e p.;ui Will Ice
encouraged 10 begin mahi"s rl.y,c i'll
y~cstncmt, uu which labor uryvuds ful
p"mDInymrui
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
STILL LOOKS wARLIKE.

\ especial Of the 23rd to the New York
Post ,ty,: NO doubt /, felt that Rus
S.a'o demand, are growing daily. The
! -; Wa probably iur Mtruchuk, though
thcry l. even Il rumor Of Rus~it's pro-
= sing the complete neutrality II Al
ghnui.t.n, which, % ]cuursr. would mean
Gazing 1t open for Ru,siu IntyI.uc,.
MrLItiur, the Amrrr, now thoroughly
alarmed. j. pushing troops forward and
iuui y.US Ilrrlt with IA heavy battery
presented TO him 10y England. War
preparations in India have hcycr been
stopped, ia spite of contrary assertions.
1t II 7UsE, strd that l;u~,lu will pIoIoug
the ncGoti .tIoua unit! after the general
election h.Gr, Ia order t. iudgr the tom.
per 81 the country with the new electoral
system.
With regard t" Glnd,,ouc's recent
words about liz retirement, | am able.
~ u , ouli of inquiries IN the best quar-,
tcrs, to state The i".!"~img with conf,
drnr Mr.. gladstone will without
d"u"t. retire upon the dissolution &"
iHrl'amcmt, hut this viii not prevent
hm rom taking opportunities during
the r"r'-, 10 speak Il number # times
pub i"iy, in defense 81 the policy II In
UunlInl,;ru.io m Having thus h"lIc.
the Liberals back to puw,r. h" will quiO
public life forever. But il war break,
out it is believed hc will resign at once
leaving the Marquis of huntington, now
Minister Of War, AS Premier to carry OF
Tia" war"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31


Louis Francis, u F~rcnchnrn. w,s mr.
rested IN New York ut 3 u'cinck wrd.
headny morning white packing in n sack
on his back, the mule body Of n murlrr.
ed woman which he said a.. flint . ii.
wife who had died, aud being w,thnu,
means to pay funeral expenses Lr w,s
about Ia throw in the river. Iny..,iyn.
ton showed that the body va. that of
Selma FehOl, II handsome woman nj ~
years, with whom Francis had for som,
time been living. Evidence WAS ur,.
duccd that Francis aud the woman had
quairclcd aud that he had lratrn IA,
In" shocking manner. Finger mark.
hhd u handkerchief twisted about tbp
neck u. the corpse showed thu, the
woman had been strnnglcd TO death.
pr = n"nbiy by the mnu Francis. The
details Of the horrible affair, exhibit ON
the part Of Frucis u creature in hnmau
i"rn with the mental organism Of the
lowest brute.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

John Shrltz Douglass, the MARQUIS of
Queensbury, is now in New York and
proposes during his stay in America to
visit Wyoming and California, In an
interview he said respecting the famous
prize ring rules: They were named
after me because, some twenty venrs aU,,
l put up some cups to lie boxed for. and
tina was the first time That boxing was
conducted by those rules. II w,. II
shame that one of your JUDGES should
have stopped boxing according 10 them,
because where they are strictly observed
1t is Impossible that uny one could l.,
badly hurt He oppressed "a desire Ia
see sullivan and witue.s some American
races.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
GENERAL NEWS.

At Los Angelo, M,dncsduy, II man
entered thr Catholic cathrcdraI during
= rvic, "ii approaching the altar be.
gan dISrubiug, taking no heed If rcuIUu-
STANCES. The police arrived as lac Was
removing lis pants. and had much diff
cu.ty III unc,tlng him. When asked
why lac undrcsScd, he answered II want
to be like Chiist ~ that | can pray,
The Innate was given over to the care
Of his wife.
And now from Winnipeg corncs the
news that the rebel liicl is AN American
citizen; that hc WAS an active RepuJli-
can pHrsilnH in The Montnuu election OF
~, and Was p.Usccut-d for having in
duced hnlf-bIe, DIS t. vote i'll, gallv.
When the prosecution h,gnn, Riel fled
with his family to Manitoba, and has
since, Stccrcd clear Of this country.
Reno journal: The purportrd failure
OF Luchman ~ Calm is causing the mrm-
GerS OF Ihr firm more trouble than WAS
probably expected. Larhmum has been
arrest, on two charges one an ntt,mpt
to Stubborn prriur,, the second briu-. nm
attempt to conceal goods to dclmud
crrdiiUrs, and upon this latter complaint
Calm is held jointly with his partner.
1t Is alleged that : 1910 worth ui goods
rcccutiy buught, nrc mot I, b. ,nuuI
The Shrrlfi has iuvcntorirL the stock ON
hEnd aud report, tho yulD, ut SiJ IT'D.
The imucn.c. mr,, ul the lirm i, snid Ia
he but Slr.0tu. MISUNDERSTANDING. which
,h,y offered To lay 81 CENTS nu fine dol.
AR. SOM b,.w L~ryrrurY,nt. in tLc
case mr 20 kcd tor to-day.
.,,. T,' ~
,h,. ..,.'.'.
m
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.,,r, .,,. 49,. "
fir, v,. -, ,
mt, III ,,.a r... I'', ''
I,;u, ~ h,.,, ~. 49, 49,,
Ii On the i"nrth. There were six who
jumped rom the windows aud wrr,
Killed, "nd "nr mru. after saving the if,
% " "om"n by irttsns down n rop,
nom the roo. was himself killed by tn,
""r"'"E OF the same rope before Ii,
,'"'"'' INC ground lhi" was Mr. Sui
''N"1' brother OF the proprietor Of til,
by the r~xpIosion II a .,.,liro .,o,o ~,
the gound floor. I'm. nau,cs .n,.,o'
the elevator ,chutc. which !, near ~,
stairway. ami NH Gimme. far r.c,u, 49,.
cut oil. lie killed nrc mostly the can.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
It's Paternity.

The f:.her of the sch %! law
passed at the late session Of the Nevada
Legislature doesn't scein proud Of his
progeny. The question Of his identity
is p .hliciy disc Issed bat t4e author has
ia.le to come to the front AID aeknoNl-
edge his offspring, lion. j. II. Den
mis-. who was one Uf the w~ids-aNakr meuI-
beri oi the Upper House, s'y> tarongh
the columns Of the Timrs-R view: ''N-
do not know tia; Sup duteud. ui Young
drafted the hill. but are quit cent
that he gave it Ia tue Committee on l. l.
uraiion III the Senate and ia 1t lac strong
~ advocated it's passage. III Commit
tee had the bill in its h III AN | pre-
sumably unler con iden ion, Iur several
weeks. II came up for disposal i'll til,
Senate during the Latter part II the ,es
sion. and with the pressure oi otL,r uu-
sinesS, the favorable report o. thu C"n-
mittre by which il had Ucrn : long cuu.
sidered. and the advocacy q. Tia. head
Of the Educational department oi the
st .te. it was probably moi ca efUI y sSrI,
iinized 10y the other members as it other,
wise would have been. 1t probably pas,
sd the Assembly in lis prcseLt form
for the same r,nsOus. Bills Of that
character and Importance should be III,
introduced i'll the early part Of tuc ses,
sion, considered promptly but CAREFUL,
ly by tue committees to which they are
referred. AMI reported back i'll time Il
enable them tu receive proper cousidrrh,
ton at tie hands OF the two Hons ;.
Tn lw in question is in many re poets
1t good one, but it contains II number of
incoug mites AMI Contradictions which
doubles, wOuld have been eliminated
but for the reasons above mentioned
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

In reply To a request non Grand
Army Il. representatives that IN filing w.
cauc,cs caused 10y removal II old sol
der, Tor cau~v. EN-Uulum soldier, would
hr ~ lrctci, = crr,nry Manning assured
the del, cation that that class OF men
should b. preferred, but that they
would ic Democratic Ex-Uniom soldiers.
m.n WHO htd never yet been recognized
II, worthy Of consideration by any Of the
previous Secretaries O.! the Treasury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Speaking Of Mr.. Blaine and his book,
nh exchange says: Though Fate
thwarted his ambition for the White
House occupancy, the MUSES. will accord
him n seat of honor ut the right hand of
klio, the Muse Of History"
This reflection may be very gratifying
to the purely poetical mind. but it isn't
posthumous glory that the retired states
man is hankering after.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31
Horse Rodeo.

Notice is lerehy given that a horse
r"deo will begin NJ Dorscy's corrals ON
Susie creek, on Thursday, May ii, 1885.
All persons interested, also everybody
capable Of earning their grub mt the
camp OF on the rang, ARE cordially in
Vited to appear at the time and place
designated, ready for service. I'd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

Michael O'Keife, of Vail, 10, went
home drunk Thursday night and shot
his wife twice, lie then shot his duugh-
Ter through the shoulder and was in
turn shot by his son. The father,
mother and daughter are not expected
to T cover. O'Keifc was n tough cus:o-
mir.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-31

A circular letter has been prepared at
the Treasury Department which says
that while it is rot considered the busi-
ness Of the department to assist in the
collection OF bills, the continued refusal
OF employees to meet their just debts will
be considered sufficient cause for their
discharge.