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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
A Remarkable Tragedy.

\ dispatch dat Il UrJ!na. H., Sept.
sh. gives the pa.ticUiaus OF what T. sup
posed t. Uc - re ulyk ,blr rI-c OF poi,-
onIug, n fu.luw-: There i. much tx
element at s.. Joseph. in this county.
over tire, mystgr iuus deaths which have
occurred wit in n short time in one
family, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hiram Peabody
were prominent residents. Miss Belle
tlIsty, q ypIng OF fine chaluc-
ter aud pleasant inunu,rt, lived WITH
the Peabody tam.ls, and was y lid {, bc
engaged 10 young Silns Peabody.
Su"ng Peabody parents, PARTICULARLY
hts mother, were opposed 10 tho mar.
t'ngc, owing 10 Miss Ilasty's poor
health. Gu Angus, end, Mrs. Peabody
died very Suddenly Of what appeared to
be neuralgia OF the stomneh. On Aug,
ust 18th MIR. Peabody died with the
saine symptoms. On September
Miss Histy aud young Silas Peabody
we've taken with the same symptoms.
The young lady died. while the youag
man has recovered. Since that time,
suspicion has been awakened by the al
legged discovery Of n package Of rat
poison pinncd IA an under garment
which Miss llas:y had laid of just be-
fore her death. It is thought that the
latter hnd poisoned Mr.. aud Mrs. Pea.
holy, with the hopes Of marrying the
son, aud concluded 10 kill him and her.
On Sunday o clergyman refuse
to preach her funeral sermon until the
matter was cleared up. An iuyes,ig,.
ton will be madc. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
The Situation at Evanston.

Judge Henry Rives Of Nevada re-
turned TO this city yesterday. says
Wednesdays Salt Lake Tribune, having
spent several weeks in hunting aud fish
ing noar Fort Bridger. Wyoming. He
reports IN abundance OF game in that
vicinity and the fishing is excellent.
Judge Rives arrived at Evanston Mt IL
Monday evening and slated that the ex-
sitenent at that place. growing out Of
the recent anti-Chinese movement was
undated On Monday $50 white min
crS formed n procession at The mine and
marched into town. They then scat
tered themselves throughout the town,
out made lao demonstrations Of violence.
An aGrcc@Cut was made TINT afternoon
between the miners and the Union Pa
ciilc representatives that no movement
should he made 10y either side for three
days. The miners then marched buck
- the mines. Two companies u troops
are still stationed at Evanston, but no
NOR So iOus trouble is a~pprenendud 1t
that Ioiut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
The President.

\ Washington dispatch OF tie TN in
slant says; PIcsid 1t Cleveland mr.
rived here at s o'clock this morning.
The Presidents carriage WAS in waiting
at the depot and lie was immediately
driven t" the White House, where, after
brrak'astIng, lac settled down at once 10
work. lie says he had an exce'ler:
time and enjoyed perfect health. H.
has not been i'll a single day since he
let aml is at Il loss to understand ho,s
tn report Of his serious s.cknrsa origin
aied.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
From Mondays Daily
nALAAGUNDI.

Several fishing parties were out yes
terday and so far as heard from all were
quite successful.
Commissioner Frank Honeyman came
down Icy this mornings train to attend
the meeting of the beard to-day.
The Sheriff Sale .: personal prop
erty at Font Ha!leck vii be Resumed to-
morrow. (~rueSd'y) morning Mt 10
o'clock.
The Boarl Of County Commissioners
hold regular meeting today. \ full
r"?GGt nf their proceedings will Lee pub
lIshed Tomorrow.
The Rev. Jncka. formerly pastor Of
the Church at this place. has gone and
go; married again, Third times the
charm, you know.
Mrs. l.. Bowscr, neG Mrs. Ragsdale.
who has been visiting here for IL few
weeks, left 10y this mornings stage for
her home in ruscarum,
We 4.c uLicr ubl:.gti0ES 10 the sue
cess:ul fishing puty which went out yes
irIdly, or "a the mes, o. trout, lhanAs.
gentlemen. come again.
We publish to-day IL cammpuiet tion
from Mr., Frank ~iiOutynga c1pluinin ;
his views in re.cTcEcc TO the disposition
.! the University money.
delightful shower Of rain visited us
last evening. which for "a tine at least
i!sgcusca with the dls; with which We
have ben afflicted for 10 these many
days.
Hugh Martin, Of Island Mountain
can in To-Day FOR a load Of nGIp ic, for
tie Water. lie report, al, welt and
everything prosperous il that northern
re-! III.
ThrIc will be n Grtnl gathering Of
the wit and beauty II the surrounding
country for general jubilee IT j.. Il.
iicul!'a place in Moan Valley on the
3JIh instant. See notice ia another
c"lUma.
George II. Mel IS came down from
Wells Ia s morning. lie returned yes
t"rlIy arum Idaho. having ,ccrmptuic |
The hunt NJ pnity II which J. ". Dor.
scy WAS u mr.mbcr, and let ih" party
.Hrsfrnn Il IL, IT,. flint l,.rr.;.. $4,000
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
The State Librarian.

Sundays Carson Appeal gives the
sent status Of the vcx,d question rs
to who II state Librarian as follows:
Yesterday morning at H. 30 Governor
Adams called at the State Library and
introduced cX.Po-imnster Gallup, of
Gold Hill, whom hr said had come TO
take charge Of the State Library.
Mrs. Fisher, who is the Deputy Lii
brarIHn appointed by tn, Lieutenant
Governor, ros. aud received the distiu-
gUishcd visitors with great politrness,
AMI the Governor how'd and smiled
with great gtllnntry. Coz. Ellis then
appeared upon the scene, also bland
ami smiling, and stated that being one
If Mr.. LHushtom's Attorney, he. in be-
half Of his client, had advised Mrs.
Fisher not to surrender the keys. A
formal drmnul was then made for the
keys, and Mrs. Fisher Il, cl.ncd to gave
them up.
Ms. Fisher n'tcrwurd stnted to the
Appeal that there VAS not the siightcs,
feeling between the Governor AMI her
self regarding tn matter. and that he
had tca,cd her with every cuusidrru-
ton Unl courtesy.
In the Governors Office nrc all layiis
on ne To the effect shat pcrs nal Ser
vice WAS Eande uu the Lirutcnant.GOv.
cmor aud acknowledged by him.
Congressman WJulpurn il ais,
Lruch'cn's attorney. aud the ma ter
vii. uru up br. oIc the Courts as Soon
as nnk.IhLr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
Neutral "Ncwgrnncrn

o""ct Tho above hcnd the Silver
n,"'' Snys: "Amqih,t ncwsurcr, the
hlk" Free Press. has hrcn cnny,,n,d
from an Extensively partisan slrc, ,o -
strictly n"ntrOl j]ouinnl. hy maxine u.
hitherto Republican editor pos,u,n.,o,
ri Exc"
u Silver state 10 lahoring under n
mistake when II classes tho Free prcss
Nv M "~oh"nsiycly partisan sheet no
""' paper never printed an Extensively
p"'"''n' nor any other hind Of a pnrti,
VI" article, unless II WIG clipped from
"''"e other paper. II ITO Prcc Press
WIS established in EIko "a n po,,is,,
PnPer IT has failed in its miesion. Y,
e"''orl"''y our contemporary {, not. and
peVer hNs been, nm "orppJvsly partisan
sheet" p''""n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
Pc: and Kettle

Under the above head the Reno Ga,
Zsttc has this to say Of It, poulieIl
friend, the Northumberland:
Some Of the law! ors sry that Govern
or Adams has put his FOO, ia it hy aI,,
pointing II" Librarian in the pltcc
of Lrughton, whose boudsmcn have
gone bnck Oh him.
1t may he that the Governor ha,
mudc - mistake. hut what shall we say
for Az officer whose character md con.
duct aTo such that he cannot gave bonds
for the petty amount required Of the
State Librarian?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
LiGos Assessment.

The assessment roll Of Elko comfy
for the fiscal year 1885. is completed
aud the amount Of taxable prop Ity,
both real and personal, !ootsup 81 ,UGG.
OIS, IN increase OF $lSl.jil oven last
y,arsIsscssmeut. The rate Of taxation
this yrur is - IL on SlUU Valuation,
which, were the whole amount collected.
would produce II reyrpuc Of $50, 1870 ca
10 the county. Taking the dc,inqucn.
ccs OF Inst year. wlUch amount to less
than $1,000. as u basis for this years
coll ctions. We can couiit on 5000 ia
Eound numbers, as the revenues Of the
county derived fum diicct taxation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
THE WEEKLY la0Gp:ijGIf.

AdveriisslA IN be DAILY ISDEpgsp-
TSr also have the advantage OF the col.
uInnS OF tAs NSEBLy ISDEiLNpsSr
which has bcen pYbiistCd without in
PERMISSION at this oiico since early in
tho year 1869. and has "a general circu.
lntion III every distcics, camp and val.
hey throughout The length aud breadth
d Like county. and Is by for the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our h,ily also.
secure the bcue1ts Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
Il any competitor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
From Tuesdays Daily.l
sALMAGUNDI.

One who mas no enemies is likely to
have very few friends.
Commissioner Mart Saith left by this
mornings stage for T~usearora.
Tle Carlin school op ned yesterday
with Miss Lizzie Doughty as teacher,
man may see through u glass dark
ly, but it is when he is too full for ut
teraucc.
1t seems . little singular that a mans
face in the longest when lie himself is
Shortest"
The tsmre:itr:e Of . woman's love
Is materially reduced by the reirigera-
cor Of poyrrty.
4. Fisher shipped yesterday from
ilalleck three carloads u. horses for the
San Francisco market.
The District Court will not again IL.
in session until Wednesday, Ostuber
2lst. at l0 O'Clock A.. NJ.
Life is poor enough at best. withou,
adding to our surrO~s by tprmenting
ourselves With imaginary gTicfs.
1t Is easier to make friends with the
vicious than 1t Is To retain the good wall
OF those whose friendship Is worth ha,,
ing.
Our " troubles are not very enter.
tanning to our ncigAbors who have
enough Of the realities ul life to contend
with.
Tho world - n stage and We are all
actors, but many OF Us occupy the pc.
siIon OF common supcs III The great
DIANA.
y ar!y on@-h. III IN number, and two,
thirds IN c.rcIn,i,n o! all tue Lvws.
PAPER, in the word are prut,d III t.,
LMg..,n !aMgu4gc.
"I"c jack li4bJi:"i il the nam: OF {
weekly paper recently brought into toe
m IA CoIol"do. TUe eIi.or propose.
to make the "nNrc" ly.
m.
-. pr
= ~ H'e's0'
d-r.ms tnc month Of August aud PAL,
into the C"sE.y Treasury 10 S2,SIo.JJ
o'''' ''".' -
- lew
: RyIp n i s.iI j. .rr,..F, ,.-rE 49,
,'' e'O"'"" P''''''I "H'
''HS u"H'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

The government OF Cmic u, getting up
an exposition Of American manufactures
and machinery, to hc held at Snntingo.
mud to open on January lst next year.
The terms Of entry vii not, how ever.
excite much enthusiasm In this country.
Exhibitors arc called upon to pay all cx-
rcnSes ns far rs Santiago. The govern
mcnt then takes charge II the exhibits
II ossumcs pos session Of them wh,n
the lair closes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

LnSr.-A pass-book with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Societies Of San
Francisco. in the name of Francis II
Greer. No. .7lI3l. The finder will
please return to the Bank.
Sept. Z, 1885. 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
Iron Wednesday Daily.I
aALMAGuNnI.

n. L. Byrne and Eugene Thompson
arrived from the raging oWyhee Ivy phi.
waite conveyance to-day.
Mr.. Cabs Hoskins has purchased the
Farthing property, rear the Church.
and will become a permanent resident
of Elko.
John T. Wright. of Ruby Valley.
came down from HuIleck last evening.
and left by this mornings train for San
Francisco.
Hugh Martin and his son pulled out
this morning for :heir home in tine
northern part Of the county. loaded
with supplies for the Winter,
Lorenzo West, who left here for tho
East some weeks since, retained yester.
day and WAS met by his family. AIr.
West, we learn. went no farther than
Salt Lake CITY.
There are two great events that al
ways di distinguish September above NIL
N"' SN' IA 'HS 9eai-1hS OeBlu-
n.ng oi the oyster season aud the open
ing OF the schools.
\ priest once asked q condemned
criminal in II Paris jail; "what Kind OF
- conscience have you?" ''It's as good
as new," replied the prisoner. ''ior ]
have never used it,
c. c, Warner 4 Co. shipped ycster-
day two cars Of Bullion ore t. the Sandy.
Utah. reduction works. and loaded the
fast freight to-day with 10, 900 pounds
merchandise for r~usc4roru.
We call attention to the adj. Of Mr.
zimmerman. n practical tailor. else
where III this issue. Mr.. Zimmerman
has located here permanently, and will
give satisfaction to all who favor him
with their pairJnng..
II the Courts should decide udvers ~
on the claim of Lirutcn mt. Governor
LLugLtOa that lac is still State Librarian,
lac can pat IN his spare time adding for
for the ed.ilcltion OF the rOl.ckIug ruys-
tcrcrs OF Il Gruua saloon.
Wurkmen ARE bus.ly engaged demol.
ishing tme old Gihl!u corner building.
which has long been AN eyc->ore to
everyone, Mr.. L. +. Muller. the owner
Of the property, wall replace the old
buildings with a new structure.
Edward Reilly. the mining man, came
up from San Francisco by last nights
train, and stopped over in town to-day.
There We're four suicides in New York
and brooklyn on Sunday. Family
troubles aud whiskcy were the causes.
Carson Free Lancet Major j.. Han.
cock Dennis, the short handled rake OF
the TGScarorA Times-Revirw has hi,
hands 80 full! os trouble with BULLDOG
ing mining companies nowadays that ht
has no time to devote to society news
in which department. he Is particularly
brilliant.
Those who desire pictures take,
should improve the opportunity, as Mr.
Adams assures us his stay will bc hrie
and Ws it may H. q long time beforc th.
people o! EIAo will have so good AZ
opportunity to get first class work done
they should not delay "leaving thei
measure" Tor a dozen or SO Of ZOO,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

lbs American AgrcultnriSt says that
h"fh''S7 cattle ARE affected 10y tho dis.
ease usually known as "hullow horn
winch 1t SnyE has no conn ctiun with
Tue horns. This is what thigh, be- OK.
Pcc'"a al an ngriculturist who perhnrs
mover saw a fnrm Or an animal afflicted
with hollow horn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

Henderson Green il the boss Usher
man. having taken fourteen Cue trout IN
af,w hours yesterday,
A. q. DHwlcy AMI lou Henderson
let last evening for q hunting trip to
RHby Valley. they viii H. gone abOu,
= week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

"Mn. this paper says there are Z. $50
bands Of mercy in thIs county. What
~ u band of m,rcy2' ".Au association
for chnriinbic pafr"scs. child" "Oh'
thought i: meant II brass band that
didn't practice evenings"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
From, Fridays Daily
~ALMAI:UND

The appearance are favorable for .
shower OF rain,
Niagara was played to perfection ut
the rink Last night.
Dai Sale says the Enterprise fish was
nineteen inches long.
Mr.. A. Leichter LEFT for his home iu
Tuscarora by this mornings stage.
II Is estimated the total cost Of the
Grant funeral will not exceed $4,000,
Western State papers say the coming
Nevada State Fair is an assured success.
Another load Of supplies for Max
Schoen ut Mountain city left this morn
ing.
No n should ever feel sure Of any
thing. for it is 30 easy for one to be-
mistaken.
Frank Peltier left this morning for
Sacramento where lac will attend tie Cal-
iforuja State Fair.
c. @. Warner & Co. loaded tho fast
freigh, yesterday with $4,000 pounds
merchandise for TuscaTOra.
Tucker Bros. teams loaded for Tusen-
rorn to-day with 1885 pounds Gf mcr-
chaudise, aud |, 100 feet of lumber.
There is u band Of musical cayotrs in
ths vicinity OF town. which make night
hideous with their mourn!ul wIilings.
Mint-drops-rhosc employees of the
Mint who ATE told that ia the future
their valuable services will not he re-
quired.
The Sheriff's Sale is Ia progress al
Fort liaIlrck, Several hundred dollars
worth Of property Mas disposed Of yes
trrlly.
The Cayour Democrat says: The
mated, Will bring SO, 900, COO into the
Territory"
Mrs. johannes, VII, has been visiting
her sisters, Mr.. ~Ilrsson and Mr.. KY
ser. left for her home IN Eureka by thi,
morning train.
Those who have claims against the
county should file their hill, with the
Clerk, prcvIou, to the setting Of thu sun
Tomorrow evening.
Uncle Jimmie Jones has found a new
cure for heart disease all kinds, and
will contrIbutc Ia, knowledge 10 anxious
inquirers, fire.: o! charge.
Hereafter, contract, for furnishing
mining supplies Tor the NlYajI aut In
dependence companies at TL,clrora,
will b. given t. the lowest h.d,Irrs.
Get your smoked glass ready and go To
New ZeH;nmd, as there will be L toia!
eclipse OF the sun next Tuesday. visible
to all who are ON those islands on that
day.
David Lindsay. recently appointed
Postmaster at Huntington. Eiku county
IN clnsscd rs a Democrat. WI,h equal,
truth we might put Town the recently
appointed Postmaster nt Elko as a
Democrat. as Ec aud Mr. Lindsay belong
TO the same political party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

A San Francisco mucicrI critic saws
of a noted vocalist: ''Whcn she sin,s.
her hcnit IN into hrr eyes md an
expression Of Greek pain fits over her
face She probably syn~pnthizcd with
her audience, or perhaps she Ind been
Nnting MntcrmrIOms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

Mrs u. wnshicm lett this morning fog
n visit 10 Mira T.. j. Helms, ghU will soon
leave Cnriim ia company with ter hus.
band. Who has secured II position on
some California railroad.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
[FrOr.. Saturday Daily.l
hALMAGUNDI.

o printing done with %ncatness and
dispatch at this Office.
The gsather is growing cooler. and
. fires will be in order.
Regular melting Of Elko Lodge No. Is,
l. o. .. -. at their Hall tonight,
Stpkers teams brought in to-day from
Bullion $4,000 pounds ore for shipm ut,
Times. Heview:-Frank Peliier while
IN California. will attend the reunion
General George b. Mcclellan leaves
san Francisco to-day ON has return -
Chicago.
Go to Reinhari's, leave your measure
for IA Suit If clothes. aud have some
style about you.
James T.. EdoG is in town today
looking after the interests Of the frm
fog which he is travelling.
Of the Native Sons Of the Golden West,
al which order hc is u member. 1t will
be held at Santa Rosa on the 9th in
staut.
You can buy fresh and desirable gro.
ceres ut reasonable rate" at the Live
aud Let Live" grocery store OF Hiram
Chase.
Mss Emma Cullcn loft by stage this
morning for independence valley where
she takes charge Of the school ia that
district
An Easter paper praises tie lrdiiu
Ii'iF l'rStorer. That paper belongs to
" Sn"Ni'i+ei press as no ludlIn WAS
ever Known TO restore any hair
It's sweet to love; Lut Ga, how
bitter I" l''" " gal AMI then not git
"e'' ms Is t"' bnrdsA OF his song
"A'c vigorously welding the i"iEt
"'"'"'
a. Wines, Of Pleasant Valley, expect
'''' h'''e'' ioJ tons q! gram ihis
year "ut on account OF tac rtvHS Is ut
r'h'''s' LIS crop IS now estimated at
forty tons.
{. c. Warner Il Co toby lutd.I
two cars Of liu !.Dn orc stuv r. lIct.nu
works at Sandy. Utth. and forwarded by
fast freight II,OnO pounds la~crc4audise
for Tuscarora.
iF"i. a. l. h;carnS. late OF the State
Oh''rra''y' came IA on thu morning
't'"lI ANA VIII stop over II dny or two Tor
lHr purpose .: INTERVENING his Eumcr-
"uH E'"o 'riend''
Greek d. understand Grcrk?"
said ~ JJ!Iy q imam. well. | sLoDs,
can hcAmIlr. w, zen [ wa,u IrrtI.
poy, | always schwim III dot greek ia
stcadt Of dot rib .rr."
The Weekly ISprrrSrEHri Il, the Ines,
weekly puprr published in the SIT.
l.. column, ARE filed with local and
< neral news. which max, it interest
ing to every citizen OF the Stat.
Tho rous. or s,,ir,,-,,
the I,c,rnI auiI oi,rn -r.,ono- 49,.
Jimmie Dovar this morning, rs we'll a.
tn CHaSk!v o! delight with which he
grccts everyone, may b T.. lounl under
the head Of "Blru" elsewhere in this
issue, The ~ISEPESDExT extends hearty
congratulations. as this is the first boy
Of the family.
u r ,,u
ohi'' " pretty blonde weighing 100
pounds wears 'h"e nineteen inches
'"hH ana seven ana omc.hali inches
WIG Her shoes are NO. -, and cost
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

"NS'ssncnt list OF the taxpayers
"'"" county Tor the G,crI year 1859.
'"se'h'r with the amount Tor which
Nv" one Is Assessed, will bc published
neat week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

Two little chi,drcu in Ruby Valley
were out 1T play u few inyS since when
the little boy suddenly looked up aud
said: "Anmic, there comes the devil. ''
"Whnt u the dcvrl2" s,iI the hitl girl.
"Don't you know what the dcyil is?''
said hcr compnuiou mo: how should
whrn | N yer studied geography" was
her reply.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
Photography.

G.. J. Adams. d practical photo
Srapher. has arrived in own aad will
remain a few days in order to give all
an opportunity Ito Sc themselves rs
others see them" His gallery will he
open ON the lot adjoining
Charley KleckLer's residence. near the
Courthouse, A trial Of his skill us an
artist il all that ia necessary to insure
satisfaction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

IL. Grcn and Prof. Stcurns caught
some very inc trUu; yesterday, Fishing
IN the Humboldt is very good At this
time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

The Idaho Aynlauchc says: ''Tho
schools nrr both running smoothly with
n good rttcudiuCc, the teachers Civ,
ing satisfaction to both parents and
children" Mr. II. II. Welsh, formerly
Il Tuscnrorn. is principal Of the siIy,r
city schools, aud we nrc pl"usud to LEARN
Of his success os n prdrgnguc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

Strawberries ~ Fresh Vegetables re-.
cieved daily Of the GTM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13
ESTRAY.

Strayed from my place about March
20, 1855. one dark bay, or brown horse.
branded Il On ! # shDuiden. also 2 on
left hip, aud also vented by Is below 2.
The animal has IA heavy scar or rope
burn on III hind leg below the glmbrel,
and had II heavy leather halter OH at
time U! leaving.
Any person who will return the horse
to me. or give information where he may
he found, will be suitably and amply re-
wnrlei. Ham MCCAIN.
Halleck, New, Ang,. 81, 1855. If
An eminent divine says the advance
ment of the world and the spread Il
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange of thought among
people and their Willingness TO learn,
II that the man or woman who OPP
poses the introduction OF new improve
Inents. the trial of new ways and the
use of new things, should be condemn
cd as not being good and useful menu
bcrs Of society; and now. II not set in
your old ways. try "a bottle of YEEDA
BuESA BTrTEEs, ThesS valuable Bit
tiers cure ~Billiousness, Constipation,
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. In
digestion and Dyspepsia, For sale by
all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

Capt &. e. Warner and Edward
Reilly went TO Bullion to-day by pri,
waite conHcyHnle, aud viii return this
evening".
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-13

A bnshfuI young Georgian. who was
nfr"id to propose to his sweetheart, in
duc.d her to fire ut him with II pistol,
which he assured her was only load, Il
with powder, and after she had done -
FELL down md pretended to he dead.
She threw herself wildly upon the body
gaining linn her darling aud her beloved.
"her.np"n lac got up and married her.
lhe mystery Of the su-cailcd Prcllcr
murder Is increased by the assertions Of
boston doctor, who SAYS that Max
w'''' while IN HAT city, applied tn him
Tor II human body, and ntcrward inyit.
cd Nun tn come to hin room To see a
body which hc himsel! had procured in
the meantime. The st. Louis detect
ives do not yet appear to have d ,octcI
enough I" throw much light on this in
tercSiiug mystery.