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ALLAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS
ANCHOR LINE.

on1ted states Mall Steamships
 Sail from New York ever, Saturday for GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY Cabin, $6O to $sO. Second Glass, s3O LIVERPOOL & UEENSTOWN. ''C1TK OF ROME,'' sails from New York July %, August 26 September g. October 21, - saloon Passage $GO to $lOO, according to loca
 $2O. Prepaid $15.
 For passage or further information apply to
 HENDERSON BROTHERS New York. Or EDWARD DOWNEs, 8a9 Chapel Street.
 BUNNET>lI 6 SCRANTON, 732 Chapel Ste New Haven fe2S Nasioaass Line oE sseas;asEs...., BETWEEN NEW Yokl, I,tNFR!'CCI., QUEENS
 TOWN AND LONDON IIRECEI
 sailing weekly from Tier }a, No,t River, Now York, are among the largest steamships crossing the Atlantic. Cabin rates $50 to $lG0; Excursion at special rates; outward steerage S17, and pre- paid steerage tickets S19. Being B lower thar most other lines" New steamship Americas frs trip to New York, 6 days, 15 hours and fl minutes
 F. W. J. HURST, Manager. w Agents I1t at NeW Haven, BUNNELL& SCRANTON " FITZPATRICK, A. MCALISTER, GEORGE M. DOWNES & SON. E. DOWNES. al 73t
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Serofuious sores.
NEW MUSIC BOOKS
Leaves 0f 6hataP0e5t ,

Leaves 8f @MattfF8eMS 4 Hew, eh9iee aHa FeFF musical e8iieei8H 6f i6j M Lhe beA tFiSh Me9dltA aFFankea FBF the Pttn6 8f gfkah: Hhes afe HRt allg t9&etleF F8FfA a P9tfllHe 9l FefS brlIiatfb abd ytiHaEte H7ilsie; Pfiee, elsth $i.56 Boards sf; Bspsf s8 cents, kHABER9ARFEN eHENKS 4 eeIleetiaH ef sss ad H tas sa tSs sa f9EHia PgeFeaFteE Tanning EEhe9E tePs Es teachers R E EEEaeBEsa! B sHd sasaslastis taste in poetry and Hlusie, and provides for the play and study 9f the children N sweet songs. There are RigR Songs, MaFching, Gift, Game, Good Morning, and other songs, Good accompaniments for Piano and Organ, PFics q. .bo Cloth, sl Bds PIANO CLASSICS. A truly select and beautiful collectton of new piano pieces, S1.b0 Cloth, $1 Boards,
 College S0ngs ,50c) Minstrel Songs (e2), and War Songs (50cl, please everybody, and everybody buys them.
 IN PREsS-A New Temperance Song Book and q Male Voice Chorus Book
 Mailed post free for Retail Price.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-25
New Haven and Derby Railroad.

NeW Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement commencing June F, 1885.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN At FOO and 9:52 a. m. 200 5:45. 6:15 D. m. satur- days at 11:OO D. m.
 LEAVE ANSONIA At 6:35. 9:05 and Il 40 .n, 3:20 and 7:11 D. m. Connections are made at Ansonia with passenger trains of the Naugatuck railroad and at New Haven with the principal trains of other roads centerig there. E. s. OUTWARD Sup't New Haven, June 16, 1885,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-25
New Haven X Northampton R. R.

The Saratoga Express with through cars and Par Tor Car will commence running on July 6, leaving New Haven at II :04 a m., arriving at Saratoga at 5:l5 p. m Leaving Saratoga at 9:45 a.. m, arriving at New Haven at 4:50 p. Ask for small Time fa6Ie tI at any station. s; B. oPDYKE, JR., Supt,
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July 25, 1885.
Tra1e1ers' 0uide.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.
Daily for New York Fare $1, fncIud- ing gberth-Excursio on Tickets .5O.

Daily for New York Fare S1. Includ.
 Ing berth-Excursion Tickets $I.5O.
 Steamer c. H. NORTHA M, Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves NewHaven F o'clock pm, Sunday excepted. State rooms sold at Peck < Bishops, and Klock' Drug Store Steamer CONTINENTAL, Capt. Stevens,
 From New York-The c: H. NORTHAM leaves m Siindays exnenfe | SatI,rdat N oIa ani ao ;d II night Sundays, ELM CITY leaves N. Y. at II p. m.
 Sunday Boat for New York--EI.M CITY leaves New Haven at a. m. Steamer NEW, HAVEN Capt Post, leaves at 10:30 p m Staterooms sold at the Elliott House Free stage from Ins Building at 9p. Tickets sold and baggage checked thro' to Philadelphia (va both routes), Baltimore and Washington. JAMES H. WARD, Agent.
 ALLAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS PECULIAR services between Quebec and Liv- z1h erpool and Baltimore and Liverpool via 2ueenstown. Glasgow anu Boston via Galway and berry Cabin, S60 to S1O0 intermediate, $50; steer
 age, Sl3 The only line calling at Galway For ttlrther information apply to H. 6 A. ALLAN, AgenIS & Montreal and so State street. Boston; or ". EITZPATRICK, 667 Grand street; BUNNEII, SCRANTON, 732 and 134 Chanel sfreet a6
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BUTTER.

Butter is higher but we shall continue to sell at 22n hound the finest Creamery in this city. It can't be beat Warranted pure. Try 1t.
 15o bushels Rock Salt, for freezing purposes, 4oc buShel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
fa.al Mine Accident.

A Bate, Montana, dispatch of the
10TH says: rAree fatal hccil nts oc-
cured in the lutte mines to-day.
John 4iaiis. i.ti,r G:.Hg ,i,.sit blasts in
The Black Rock mine. was being hoist Il
TO the s~uIia"e, hut fell frolu the bucket
p distance Vf thi ty-dYe fert - the bot.
Erhf. Ia few moments To. shots *
IiUdcd around AMI bs meath the fallen
man, but Tor II wonder did not HI hi.
lis d,":h iEniohneniarily xrSotcd.
\ lew h6nFs later two men named
NusiA' and Bulk were killed in the
Wake Up Jim shaft by the filling of u
bucket TO the bottom. A thiri man
was fatally ,6inred. Ntviis II one time
was Tteaspiet of the MincIs' Union at
Virginia CITY, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Ths Puritan wins.

A New York dispatch Of the lG;h
s,ys: '''The cup stays in Amerca."
These ~orls WIRE spoken oy c1.Com-
h"Jure JSmes I. Siniih, as the Pun,
fans siiu Isoui passed the finish Ane
on S ,ot'aui Lishtship TO-DAY, attsT tie
closest contez ever sailed over any fss-
~ miles course. The Genesis was
beaten / minrt;. % seconds corrected
time. aud Z inmates, = seconds. sctII4l
time. The rae. was twenty miles to
leeward and te'nEp FROM Scotland Light
skip. the wind being west northwest
the yachts were brnt away on a1 eat,
southeast course, dead before the wind.
In this the satter feat tn. s'oop I min.
ntr, 81 s condS. Fton there TO the I'm
ish they made bu: one short lack Of n
mile and two long Is$s of lane aud ten
lGIlss respectively in half II gale Of wind.
which canicA to the north, northwest,
soon after the out-E ,nark was turned.
1u THU worA tue pIr.uin grjnei3
lninuies ) eerouds he4 ES'ut To point.
A detaiic4 aeepunt Oi the Face Is given
which - 10 icnsthy tor our columns,
la speaking OF ,ae lice. GommodOre
Smith. who has Deen every important
race Tor the last thirty years, sid: 1T
was the grgidest Tacr evet ssen in Tie
word. aud il the Puritan had been
properly hand el she would have beaten
tGe cutter mole yet The dispatch
conc udrs 81 follows
There WAS great re- oicing At the rooms
oil the New YO!k Yacht Club last night,
each neI.beT as lie entered not feeling
satisfied until lac had shaken every other
members haEd' and asked him whist lie
thought 81 The Victory. The gcperul
tIpr,s ion Was that fAe English boa,
hHi been fairly beaten viii ~iul uad
sea tlat gave al! the advantages I ,ut
she looked iOT, aud that were II not for
tie m!arEibir way in Which the pu.itan
wns sailed she could have essily b,uten
the Grn,s,a by al least ten n~iuu,r;
more thau the cUrrtc,el lime. The Pa
e.fc Coast Club sent Il cpmgr ttulntury
tetssrIn iaon san Ir uc.s co
aimed by Commodore CadGc. Tbs
enpiHir. own ~ and others OF the Pun
t'n'S o?te let to night for Bos on
TI- GeHestI's people tnkC their defeat
in god p"tt. 1t has tftn doeidcl by
tne cub tli't the race 10: The Commu-
%'inre'S cup all take p!nc. Oh the 18th
iusi. The race for the Breuton's 7 Fl
s"ai!, PSs zap viii TAXI place "n the 81.
mud that Tor the Cape Nag challenge
cup Uu tile .2l inst
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4 Graphite Lead.

II there is any kind Of mincrn. known
10 science that Is not found III NevSi g,
IL is time 10 begin prospecting for it, t !
II u ralrIy hidden Somewhere. The
S.!v,F State = y: j. 3 Mckinney.
wh" arrived ir"m Fn!,sadr vest Idny.
r,purts the discovery oi It large body o.
graphite on the west SHE Gf Imadise
yGleY. nh ~ ttlf = Ni!g'tro II the Etn-
lila Nevada ming. IT." discovery vas
made by Chris l;tbr. nm old California
mimr and it Is 81 fe { Riae IA some
places, and : ,m,iknb y free from io,cigu
s~nbstIncrs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
THE UNIVERSITY LANDS.

The late action OF the Reg nts in
doubiuE the price Of tLc uu,qIl land,
donated :, the State .or school purposes
LaS attracted ycgy general attention and
called out commrnt IRON 80 press OF
S.atr. In a lnrs" majority O. mstauce,
at least, tie course 81 the Regents in
This contraction is di,nppguv.I fer the
reason, a.. claimed. .hat .L.c test inter.
ests OF the school fund will not be con-
served thereby.
After giy.ps the m9:tsG ,Omc eousi !.
Citation. 1t secIuS TO us Ghatthc objections
olvr Il are III the main. wei! t,krn, and
that the raising Of the price Of these
l:ndS ~ this ting. j. .u.ud.-.oUs. lad
tine prr-cLt ii-uTe b.. ,n placed upon
II Sc lands bc:ogc the great bulk ui all
the desirable and avAii-blc portions
had rsn tax y il -.ut4 l.at
have i,eu eAuorhitant; but now.
tia; late int dcsc.t lands urc
left for purchasers, thr propricty Of
requiring them t. pay duu".c i, 10y no
means clear. md wri cal. havy tuc Fl.
i"ci 81 Gn.lng tn few small buyer, to
the United States Land OH Z instead
Of 'irst 81 the SEa;r. : ace tie State
has pcrm., 81 the taking OF ..lrr"w
N.E.p, II hui along both ,r'c, Of the
F'.ct1ns, the Ink II the remainder l.
rendered worthless except % tanss oan.
in il. water. THIS WAS GougiIrs, a
81 ave error, but it Is LOW too l,;c TO
80! rect the evil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
EgE SEv YORK srAs.

Nr Sar> sinners Star seems r. be
3 iihiL: 6l light Tor silver. When a
BE I,rkt .nkrr say. in answer 90 a
Gan q si5tq 4ss. tia. lie has no;
'ina; ih"ca slter ia Iii. vaults, he 'adv-r-
f-e> a-i ~ tpc.ny Z" his country.
and iaie b .It st!,i& b. b&,Gais Is i
Eliioa.l bank. le an@ht TO have his
charter tAkep away from him within
t~weniy-tou hours. The fight On silver
b. tn Eist'fn bsgSees Is |. dishones,
asbt al through, They'pietsnd there
i. danger that al the gold vii! lie
s-:rpst a~ny. NheG tie facti- that the
eirunisiiou Of gold in the United States
has doubled since the passage of the
Elspd Law. They tiik II he inmeus+
surus 4 Silver on deposit ~hief ernnot
b. calculated, when the whole sun
only amounts to a litls % &an So
per eaii;a. thich j. not oue-iourth what
Pnance uses and has no trouble. Mr..
borsheimef is starting right. May his
fnli CONCERT accord with Lis opening
iehorus.--Salt Lair Tribune.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
hsa.

For jEst three months this writer has
had editorial charge Ct the ~iNpEPESDfNr
having taken the plaes u tEs editor and
proprietor on the l9ih Of last June.
wien on cooant Q. ssiouS illne' Mr.
Sears MAS compelled 20 bandon the
editorial sanctum. Durus :hat time 1t
has been my constant aim 10 give the
patrons Of this Publication as interest
ing "A paper as u Ma poSsibl to pro
dure with The means at iny disposal:
whether TIA se efforts have leva .rcCvs"-
lpl, = seSerous public l. lest to decide
Tina, all have been pleased Sisn tLr
mausuycmert. | would no; n to hope;
that II fcv at least have taken TrnSr at
some OF tie ed.tori lis published, | have
reason to b,lieyc: bU: whatever the r.
suits Of Ihe editorial Articles which havc
AZ prared from ,irre T. time. 1 have Ia"
satisfaction o: feeling hat 1t WAS with
tine best II iu,rn ions. with n tIuu.ht
Of doiug anyone an iniQ-ti-e nnd Sou-
s,i,us o. being I..ht ON every propose
ton that etch article Was written: hcuc,
have no APOLOGIES to make aud moth
iHg 10 Irtmct.
With grateful nqnEs 70 Mr.. Sears md
10 ia. ny o.hrr iT.vnd> ioG frequent tx
p~r"ssion> Of approval o! tbs mruug,-
uent o: the ISDLrENDENr dining the
pas; three months, VIA! III, i,sac | VA
cate the editorial chair Will fsrIlug~
both of relief and Ic,rc;.
G. W. GIoyLR.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

The police Of San Francisco hay.
detected Ch.ecsc institution for tue
preparation oi the hon.s of deceased
ecle'ti"ls Tor shiyMrnt 10 the Gowcry
hiughon. The DO lies ARE boiled until
the flesh sips from the bones. when the
latter are cIcuued and packed IN boxes,
which ARE llyylsd in Cnimesc character.
with the names oil those Who. during
life, were Wn,rs oil the osscoms Tissues.
T" couutcrac, the iutOlcrubie stencil two
skuuks were kept on'tbl premises.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
The OHIO Canvass.

Foraker is making his canvass on the
GGc,rinc al ,trIUa' i.aiG 10 die South nm.
I'll 1t votes the lirpub lean ticket. Mr.
il"Adiy III strai g. contrast presents the
following ns the Democrat tic pnlicy;
TO SLr p, l.sy ni ali, nati,n We oppose
Union; for hate we substitute love: W.
welcome the new South md the old
South, oil men aud brvs, iatLers and
sons, net AZ allies morcly in "a crusade
mgaimst the forces "f nature, but nS
hraGhciS ia affection Eul blood. We
lid them all. vhits and bInck. J in u.
III the pr,ni mRrcu Of u ion and lihcr-
~. TO the prGce'ul cgnaue,ts Of Uhe ia.
ture." The new South il bui,Giug ON
II basis q II progressive industry ,ni in
this "ught 10 he encouraged mud not re.
tnrdci. AS hgtwern the Foraker md
HoNdly Snn'hpn vaii,irs the people Of
Tins cOnrtry will tot he low in accept
ing the latter. Can nry one think it
strange thnt the GaUih & soIid for the
Democracy T. Eurcka Srptimc!.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
Tho GranEnr,t TI.nms,.

h first monument t. til" memory Of
General Cunt has just Teen completed
at ~le"Gody, Kan, aud 4doruS the
ground ot the state Var As ,ocmtiou
at that place. Thi, aoycl c]rutgtapl
is ~ feet high with II ped stnl Of : Ir,t.
Il il made OF n framework of wood GTn.
ly nnch"Eud to u solid found ,tirn, and
FLttrcly covered with oars Of = llrw
corn. The four sides bear rcypcctivcly
.hc words, "pcacr," "Unigr." '.Pirn.
y 4" and "LiJrIty," carefully built up
., red cars, covered with .~rShun
Stalks, and at each angie itn huge
Kansas rpmpkin. In tho center Of
each face u TIE pedestal h ~ pnrir,it u
the hero Of An omnItox. surrounded
Eitl a i]rIumphai wreath Of ctrs oi pop
crtu with the ii-Ss on, with red pep.
pes for the h"rrics of the Iauicl crown.
Cofr gtnlks III Mosaic style covered the
remainder Of the psde.tHl faces. and at
iGc south Gnd north Il les are stack Of
arms irg, nipusiy constructed -! com
strmg with biy"nct. oi the tmc mn.
trrjni. Tive gnity.tSo htshc,s Of corn
used IN thg ]inonum,ut were taken from
. field adjoiu;lg the town oi Peabody.
lclonRins'to fhc President Of the Ass,
]cintion. al tic cnre were Of large siz',
which suited odwirnhiy I'LL the "p oI
the shnit was reached whpt, il looked vs.
II somebody would have TO Telegraph TO
olhtr State iof the sgccssnry small
care
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Tie nufhQnI.u, Of tie Maryland
Military lpJ Saynl Academy, uhcr IL ca.
dets.ip, Gaar4' free. to one student from
NeVnlr, The Ifguiar price for ons
Years ta'ii"n "A IOrFl ~ $3.50, hut in
n'i 1 t. sethre' q Eytrc'em'"tiva iom'
Nevada the Superintendent Offers such
In lucemenis us would require tlp pay.
mcnt of STA . year putI g. .inntnG.
The appIishHl n'aEfhe'of good charae-
ter aud not less than thirteen yeats Old
For In ormnIiou uldfess the editor OF
the virsipin Enterprise. THIS Is i good
opportunity Tor tiais 10y 10 receive u
Military education ut small cost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27
SILVER L~EGIsLArIoS.
Probable AetapS 81 Ms Forty-Stnth Con-
EreSs on the A~il-ApSoreiag Question

Eress on the AI-ApSornias Question
The Washington ST. IT o: Sept, l7th
prints the following: ReTresepiatiy.
YHIn,r. If Ohio, i ~ the city to-day,
having come here to see Secretary Man.
Aug aud Treasurer Jordan about his
proposed silver coinprOaiSe bill MIR.
Warner has been consulting with Hll the
prospa4ent silver meu he sauIi reach,
With a view .. strengthening his grupo-
sition. The most imI OTtHpt persons
Sn both sides Of the question are sad.
however. to stand iH their original PC
sHion. aud the prospeotsfor a cumprom-
i>e are net thought TO L. good. both
Mr.. Il anl an SIR. Reagan are luo;ed
as declaring their drt rminai.pu TO stand
by the Blrpi collar nacOmirJwbiugIy.
nul ,ha anii->iigcr men say that Prrs!-
dent Cleveland hi, not altered has
views in the least siuce writing his ia.
NOUS anti-sily>l letter shortly alter his
election.
The prO'peG %ssn.s to be fog 4 strai-ht
issue Oh bUtE sides, and to. on come d.
peuls upoD VL,ihrE or MOI TIE AL MIA
Is,rlIiur has rrceITcd enough converts
s'uce tLe last session to UT th..n ia
control Of IL It.u~ on tlias question.
which, il j. Thought. wi lie most im-
pnrtsnt III the Or-un:z stiOu Uf the
ii,r-c. 4-I 80 ILt> irrpcct Speaker
Carlisle viii lie placed ia an cmbargass-
ing p >!tion. There il NO idea that lie
Will meet with "ny opposition III hs
,arv.s Cor IT,, Spcnker~inp, anil he will.
have to Il ellie IL To- the orsau.z ton %.
The Coinage. weights all Measures
Committee, Which vii have the silver
gus ion before il, As 'riinF - prncr.
al cu.i.m ih. I'D ciUlruucE who have
served Satisfactorily ILL he appointed
ut the heads q. their Respective commit
tees. Thus. IIg. Morrison viii "yu-c,
t. - nj III. head 81 tax Ea.s ard
Means; Nr. Runda.l's friends viii claim
for hin the Appropriation Commit e
ANA AIr. Bland viii rXpact to BE- placed
at the bead "i ~ C2iTaS.' N"i-nt- AMI
ArasnIe" S"Inihi't.e. lie vii poet
"'s" That that commI'tee Will he organ
i@ed according To LIS Idc' :, SO that the
silver G."u will b" ~ copiE"i. Should
las expectations ne accomplished, the
saver men would have the rein ~ ,alir
own h'#gS' "rd iHe ADMINISTRATION
would l." defeated - the outset On
The o.hrr hand II Mir. C"!l-'" Should
r"iuS" t" replace Mr.. Bland ~ h:E Oh
position. or should ]orenl..@c I"r com
n'tt'e s. rs , n"e ,"s Ia""s ont %.
ms hands. It would hnVc iuc tendency
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

A Montana Indian began raising stock
II few years asq. having at the start only
two OF thr e had. Lately he sold his
herd for So. goo. He is probably of the
opiu;on that r'ts.pg cattle IS more prof.
it dye than !"rri>iug hair AMI his
white nrighbOrE probably agree with
hin. Al least they wos d rtherlet him
rails, their cattle than ther scalps.-
lChics4p san.
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Eeaa.,r stewart. speecn.

: e. s
The Carson Appeal gives n synopsis OF
rI.Sepit0r stcwitt's speech ON Ito sill.
yer Question, deli 'ercd u. the Opera
House on Tu SHAY tyching' The
speaker Reviewed the various Acts 81
tongrcsS' relative to tbs Gnaueini If.
fairSgr The Government. aud showed
6,nclusivyiy that these Act. wcrs passed
In ihe i%nlttsf, Of m6nied nhri~siocpacy.
aud thai tte present financial agita,;ou
4. ia the h,tcti 81 the money poye g ei
Europe ID Stii as"of the United States
At fie tlGse 81 bis spccch Col. Fiiis
thanaed bid,in telin 81 thr ps,pto o.
Cars 20. ahd Goihplinvl ted' him npon
b, siieudff eGoi.' ahtsr ahirb ,tesc
Vas . call Tor three eG,et.. Which sis
r sp,ni-d to.ia thu hsar'i;It fa4Js2u by !
: s~-t.4.asDs asdieucS"' 'h
ne
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We have been favored with the initial

We have been favored with the initial
num&r. pt the Chiceso sun, a new
daily established for the rurp use Of sup
lying the public with ull the Eur.cu,
news Of the day at tGc lowest rites.
The Sui gives The latesS ;rirgraphIc
news from all ptr;s Of the word as
we'll - local and lcucml news; j. pub
ishcd ey ~ day il. lie yeiT and Is sold
1t the IuiiuFm usir OF nn- cent per
copy. PIII,sL,d at Isl and lSl Wash
Iust Ii sire + Chicngo, aud seut by mail
10 any adlscs> iog 81 a year.
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A Smart uI.I.

Miss Nellie Dean, daughter OF n
wealthy lunbeF irgteln,i.t III Chirago..
has created u scngi ;iu'i there by goin,
to work as natgrY FiIl IL a spinnii,!
mil for a sa.ary al On eats per day.
II is understood that she has been chat.
nug hei father p"w aud again by
threatening to earn L r owl living. In
Il blntcring way Ec tod her that lie
would give he: - dollar for every cent
she would earn. She gtw IN this her
Opportunity anil braYcly sought and
found WORK ia lli, ri,s. II her father
comes down nc,orIiie'to his agreement
her salary Of CO me wilt grow to 600
per day, n figure which innkrs her the
Of all her present. r p@iatcs. She
has lots Of resolution nnJ Ei1 undonbt.
tdiy stick to her employ mei} until she
her fortune. whiel ~, viii not
,e long 10 doiu,..
.
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4 dflnt;h from Tombstone, Arizomn.
says, Pat lIn!Iond, tate County Cbro.
n'r' vent down to tbe Cnnercn mines
ten daYs ago with e. s. Il uhnm. Five
day ngo he went hunting aud his not,
been lcmd ot since. lie H., probab :
p'r'anEd from thirst. has &c y Fillcl 10y
indi"n' or has accidentally killed bim-
self
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Eureka Scntinel;--Thr,e o. the fnir
oreS Of the Stone Saloon lcG yesterday
fr San fruhcisco. Certain wives ot
the town can feel just that hGch easier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

The rr.ca q! LAD still holds steady at
Si.2j per huulr Il pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

Inc word limited u-c.i IN cu1ucc.
ton with corporations, iud.cutpS that it
/, Organized um Ter a special law intend
cit" limit the liability Of slockhullcr ,
il thG corIHmiion to tho amount, tlat
each in lividUnl member has priI or
agreed to pay for their stock. This law
rcqnircs that the WORT limited shall nj
Ways he rrint q or written ur painted ia
COM sgiiju with the name "t Tia" zorro
'rii'n, TO warn tire pubic that they
must look To the corporation only, and
not t" the Stockholders, Tor the payment
OF Gprp"ia!iuu debts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-27

4 Nnrr" ip'r! - our ciGacns .cnt
n-hsnims 4 s'"iiay, and the gripl
nchiryciu,ury O.! Tn, various parties a.,
reported hy t3rm m.ycs woail foster tk,
bp!icf that thy streams Of this section
are tottiy drropuintcd NutNiihsirnI.
ing ih'sr "iarnIus stories, however, the
ptscatoiiIi!y iu,liucd inny still hope "a
each IN Vccnr;0nyl ash by dat & pa
ticmc", perseverance. II TRASHY pole and
plenty al hnii. 4 couple Of two.pound-
crs from Warren Hit ailny,d ouF ukpy.
ticisn witt regard to his pcrSounl sue.
cess. but we capu0t help ranking those
suhIimciy TIL stories with tloir tod by
apostolic fishermen, even the antiquity
Of whirh has yct failed to convince the
popular mind 81 ia ir yc,aciiy. There
appear TO be something Ia the nyoc,-
ton 81 tshrImu that rrulcf4 ihnu
mentally eros, eyed aud hum,. ,rkcl.
70 such nn cZumr rated 1rgrco that
truth conduit hg persuaded to cone
Within n mlc nf 'm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-06
CurioSitieS,

NcIeNT OR MODERN BOUGHT AND
n SOLD. Mineral Specimens, Old Coins,
Shells, Indian kelics OF every KIND. .t
NATHAN JOSEPH d CO.'S, eI1 Clay street.
San Francisco. fe25.u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-06
An Extraordinary Razor

HAS BEEN INVENTED BIZ THE QUEENS
IL OWN 90. Of England. The edge and
body 10 90 THIN and rLEXIBLE A9 NEVER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING. and hardly ever
setting. II glides over the face like piece OF
creating A CHEAT ExoITRMENT in Europe
among the experts. who pronounce IL PER-
FICTION. Two dollars In buffalo handle; es
In ivory. Every razor, to be genuine. must
bear on the revere side the hams Of Ma.
cisco, the only place In the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied +;
sent By mail 10c extra or O. o. D.
The Queen's Own Company havfn
enlarged their factory. are now making PEARL
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES. TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and
SCISSORS. Of the same quality a. their msr-
veiously wonderful haxor. se6-lydkw