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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

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corn L chang
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PORK nc higher
LARD Unchanged. 2Iac higher Tor October
January; 2'gr lower for Nuvem Der and Decem-
Der. Unclaimed
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
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Market At 1863
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

SUNDAY MORNING ocToseR rs 1885,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

satisfaction
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

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washed, coarse 25c medium, Is to 2c. un
washed, fine, Il 10 lsc; unwashed, coarse, 10 u
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
ElIo.tss on Wood River.

bellevue Chronicle: 1t is estimated
that Elko county can attribute her loss
in population To- the excitement here a
few years ago. Thcjr are many-safc
to SAY, several huhdrcd-old ElkOitcs
here. Tom BREW, u prominent merchant
of Haley, wns an crnpIoyc of the Grand
Prize durlnB its palrny days. aud made
money out Of It's stock.
Lutte Dorsey is here, doing general
rusiling, and running "a snow-plOw ON
the streets Of IInilcy.
Uncle Billy Iinzcmnn is in Kctchum-
the same old Uncle Billy; hc has mines
and plenty Of grub.
Andy Dunn has been prospecting AS
Usual. and touches not what e'cr intoxi-
Gates.
Joe Woodwork is looking out for
mines.
Henry Plughol. at Bellevue, supplies
the country with saddles, harness, etc.
jim Ringgold has had bud luck by
fire, which burned horses and stable.
but still keeps a ''stiT upper lip"
In fact. the old boys are too numerous
TO mention. The graveyard is settled by
several from Tuscarora and Elko. Tn.
writer Of this had the mournful pleasure
Of strewing flowers on the graves Of
three OF them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01

A London dispatch Of Saturday says:
A terrible explosion occurred ut 2:IO ,.
NJ, to-day close to the House OF Lords.
near Westminster Hall. Two policemen
were seriously hurt. The force Of the
shock WAS tremendous and was felt ut
Il great distance. The prevalent belief
Is that the destructive agent was CON
veyed into the House OF Commons by
some Of Saturdays visitors. Fuller in
yestigatiOn shows that the extent of the
damage WAS much greater than ut first
supposed. The western extremity Of the
House is n total wreck. There Is now
no doubt that the explosive Was placed
under the Peers gallery, Oh the Govern
nlcnt size Of the House. The cxplU-
sIOn caused a panic among the r]isi;o.s.
Those who were in the House OF Com
mons He'd r,cipitHte!y. Many ladies'
were crushed and bruised. There we're
u large umDe OF children among the
visitors. Many OF these little ones had
their faces and heads badly torn 10y
broken glass and flying splinters. The
most pitiouS sight i'll the large crowd Of
innocent prisoners temporarily detained
within the Towers walls MAS afforded 10y
the little ones with their paie faces and
bleeding heads.
The seem in and around the tower
-. IL uu -
their pale faces, bloody heads and
broken limbs has reused the great
crowd c~Ougrcguted in the vicinity To
frenzy, aud yclIs are heard ou every side
to Lynch the villn!ns!'' Roast the
iicnds!' All the prisoners are still de-
taincd in the Tower, to be kept there
until their antcCcdents are thoroughly
inquired into.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
IFrOn Thursday. D.ily,l


Alex Wise Of winnemuecA has bought
the Fashion Stables and livery stock and
fixtures, Of L. L. Richard. of that place,
for the sum Of $4,000. Never suspected
Alex was a 'hoss" man.
1t is said that the amounts paid out
monthly by the Eureka Con. and Rich
monS companies in Eureka for wages
and supplies, will aggregate $50, 600.
An enthusiastic Blaine girl in Oakland
last week. paid an election bet Of 100
kisses. The next day the young man
claimed a recount, and the girl just con-
scented rather than throw the case into
the courts.
A. Hassett, road master OF the Oregon
Short Line. and n Mr.. Holden, were
killed Tuesday, by a collision between a
freight train and a ~snow-plow.
The knights Of Pythias hold a regu.
lar meeting ut their hall this evening.
S. X. Senior, an old-time resident OF
this county came down from T~uscarora
last evening and started for California
where he proposes to make his future
home, this morning.
The House has Incorporated in the
Indian Appropriation bill a provision
THAT any Indian committing any crime
other than a misdemeanor against the
person or property Of any other Indian
or other person in any State or Territory
and either within or out of any reserva-
ton, shall be subject therefor to the laws
OF such State or Territory, and shall be
tried therefor in the same Courts and in
the same manner, and shall be subject
to the same penalties rs other persons
charged with the commission of the same
crimes"
A like provision was rejected by the
Senate last year, but it is thought that
body will now look upon it with favor.
The Journal says Alvaro Evans is
about to cast n food of electric light into
the thick gloom which surrounds and
permeates, as it were, the Cradle Of Re,
form.
The Tuscarora Times says that since
the closing Of the Grand Prize mine aud
mill n number of miners and employees
of the Grand Prize will leave here thi:
week in search Of employment in Other
camps.
The bullion output Of Tuscarora dis.
trict for the months of December anC
January amounts to SlGS, 1871 80. Dur
ing those two months both the Indepen
dcnce and Grand Prize mills were idle
two weeks each.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
'lFrOn Monday. D.ily.l
aALAAGUMDI.

John D. Abel and wife, Of Fort Hal
leck. are in town to-day.
The Grand Prize mill at Tuscarora,
closed down Saturday, to remain closed
until next summer.
j. D. Hughesdon, who several years
ago resided here with his femily, and al
early settler at Carlin. died ut that place
last Thursday.
NJ. S. Bonnifeld, Of winnemueca, is
employed as assistant Prosecuting At
torney in the cattle cases to be tried here
at the present term Of Court.
J. l.. Wines and John L. Baker, of
Eureka, are also here as counsel Oh the
part Of the defense.
The Reno Journal says the statement
OF Sarah Winnemucca respecting the
condition OF the Indians on the Pyra-
mid Reservation, is false in every par
ticrlsr.
Mrs. E. Hoag left here Saturday even
ing for Wells, where she WILL remain
some weeks as the gnest of Mrs. Geo.
II. Meigs.
Mr.. Getchell, the newly elected Reg
ent of the University departed yesterday
morning ON his return to Carson City.
The Silver State Of Saturday says:
There arrived here yesterday 10000
pounds Of concentrations, from the Live
Yankee mill at Spring City, which will
be shipped to Salt Lake City for their
final process, being the inst lot Of COLI
centrations ever shipped from this place.
Geo. Meigs and Al. Fisher, of the
town Of Wells, Elko county, are just now
taking i'll the sights and sounds ut the
State capital. They are Us stout IL pair
of Monnrchs as IA would wish to araw
to, and if Assemblyman Hamil is OH du-
~ there would he a good chance TO hll.
The London Times, commenting on
Parnell's lecture at Cork, says it is i'm
possible To uccedc 10 his demands. That
asking for an Irish Parliament is asking
for independence, pure and simple, which
Is more than England can ever gran; or
Ireland attuin
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
MO1lct OF SAFE OF RENl fs1A1E

NOTICE Is HEREBY GUEN THAT m
puraAnes Of IN order Of Tie D1sAFtA
Court OF the Fourth Judicial DtstztsI 0o1nAy
OF Efko. State OF Nevada. made On TIE TWDa-
rY-FoUkrH DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. loeS,
In the matter Of the estate Of Frank Moaey -
esaSed. tie ~undeuiHnei, the Executor VIII Se1
at Public Auction. 70 the higheat biddeR for
eaSh. and subject 70 confirmation BY aid Dts
triet Court. on SATURDAY. the TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d, 1855 - u
O'Clock NJ. At the Court House door IN Tie
Town and County Of Elko. State Of Nevada All
night. title. interest and estate Of the said Prank
Money At the time OF his death. aud all right.
title aud interest that said estate has. by opSrA-
ton Of law or otherwise. acquired other than or
In addition to that OF the said Frank Money ct
the Time Of his death In and to all that certain
lot. piece or pa-cel OF land situate, lying. aud
oeing In the said c61nty " xix, State OF Ne
NHda, and bounded and described a. solIpWs. 60
Wit: That Certain kAneh situate and beng In
the North End OF Ruby Valley. State and
County Aforesaid and enclosed bT . pole and
wire fence and consisting OF about 100 aeres,
and known an, and called tho Money Ranch.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE,
Cash. Gold Coin. ten per cent OF the pur>
chase money to pc paid to the aucticneer. on
the day Of sale. balance on confirmation OF
sale by said District Court. Deed At expense
Of purchaser.
JAMES MYERS,
Executor Of Last VIII Of Frank Money.
deceased.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
IFron Saturday Daily
sALNAoUHDI.
by stage North or South

No passengers by stage North or South
to-day.
Jud. Dakin is in town from Lamoille
valley to-day.
1t is reported on good authority that
still another wedding is to take place
here very shortly.
Bishop Whitaker. OF Reno, passed
through on his way to New York. last
evening.
James L.. Robinson, u weli-knowu mill
man. of Austin, died 1T that place after
a protraeted illness, Wednesday.
7. l.. Kimball. General Manager of
the Union Pacific road. passed East in a
special car attached to the train last
evening.
Mrs. Hoffman returned to Bullion by
stage yesterday.
lily. Stoker's little daughter was sur
Prised" to-day by "a party of her school
mates. aud Il jolly time was had by the
little ones.
Mrs. II. C. Street and her son Henry
passed through on her way to Wood
River. to join her husband, who is now
Probate Judge at Bellevue.
A. u. McAfee, assayer at the Grand
Prize mill, Tuscarora, and Mrs. Il. L.
Daley. were united in wcdlock by Chief
Justice Waller, in the presence OF u few
intimate friends, "Wednesday evening.
The Shakrspearenn club met last
night ut the Humboldt House as an
noupcsd. They went through all mat
tens PERTAINING to preliminary ~organiza-
ton, the only thing lacking wasa ghost
OF Iiamlct's father.
The House has refused 10 consider the
bill to place General Grant on the re-
tired list Of the army. Messrs. Reid
Hiscock, Goff, Long and others, promi-
nent on the Republican side Of the
House joined with the Democrats in fill
clustering to prevent the bill from being
taken up.
Mr.. Ge;chell, Of Lander county, the
newly elected Regent of the State Uni
ycrsity, and Prof. Harrington. came up
from the West 10y the train last evening.
The Washington Department has
notiied Postmaster Hull TO issue no
more postal notes until further orders
are issued by the Department. Counter
feits of these notes are said to be numer-
Gus in the Last.
The Hevci!!e says: Last Friday j. c.
Hooper was killed at Bullion by Il heavy
stIrk OF wood falling upon him. lie was
unloading u load Of wood at the Lady Of
the Lake mine, and while trying to get
ont a heavy stick it topped over and
both fell To- the ground.
During the last two weeks the follow
iuS business places have closed in En-
reka: White Pine County Bank, +. W.
Ciutc, Henry Kind, J. W. Lambert. Il.
i. McEwGn and the Boss Meat Market.
The Trnuscuutiucutal Railway Assoc
citation had not received up To- Thursday
any definite answer from General Man.
agcr Smith ns 10 his acceptance of the
cummisipncrship. Should he decline,
the executive committee Ii empowered to
select a commissioner, providing the
person selected has not already been IA
caudidLe for the position.
N Sacramento, Thursday, George
Hearst received the Joint Democratic
caucus nomination for United States
senator, receiving seventeen votes on
the nineteenth ballot; Henley eleven,
Sumner two
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
Attempt at Jail Break.

Last night, about 8 o'clock, says yes
terday's Silver State, when Sheriff Fell
lows e into tie Jail to lock up the
prisoners for tie night, he missed one of
the men, aci upon examination around
the premises, he found the absent man
behind the inner bars of the northeast
window. 1t seems that a mar called
Bobby Burns and a IN III by the name
of Brown had got some kind Of tool in
their possession and had cut of one Of
the inner bars that protect the windows.
One of the men then crawled in behind
the bars and had commenced working
away ut the brickwork on the upper side
of the window, in the same place where
Hymer, who was executed here some
time ago, attempted to make his escape.
The brickwork where that place had
been repaired had been all taken out,
and it only required two or three more
bricks to be taken away when the way
would have been clear for the escppe Of
all the prisoners who are now confiped
in the iail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01

The United States Senators from Ne
vada have been: James W. Nyc, WIN.
NJ. Stewart (cnch two tcrms), John Z.
Jones (clccted for third term, VIM
Sharon and James q. Fuir.
Congrcssmcn-John j. Musscr, John
CTadlebaugh and Gordon n. Mottaimdcr
under the Territory, and under the State
II. G.. Worthington, ID. II. Ashley, Thos.
Fitch, G. W. Kendall, Vim. Woodhurn,
Thos. Wren, Il. NJ. Daggctt, G. w. Cas-
sidy and VIM. Woodburn.
Govcrnors-lI. G.. B~laisdcll, who beat
Dave Buell., al Austin man. by n vote of
J,279. Blaisdcll was reelected in 1866.
j.. II. Bradley was elected III 1870 by
l,Ojl over L. A. Tritlc and again in 1874
by 1926 ovcr J. q. Hnzlctt. lie was u
candidate for n third term in 1878, but
John ii. Kinkcnd zeal him by 495. In
1857 Jcwctt ". Adams beat Enoch Stro.
tbcr by 1895.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
tfrOn Tpesd.y's Dsly.l
sALMA0UADI.

The California Legislature in joint
convention, to-day. elected Leland STAN
ford United States Senator.
The Regents of the State University
have transmitted their biennial report to
the Governor. The latter sent il in to
the Senate. 1t was referred 10 the Com
mittee ON Education. vino were directed
to have five hundred copies printed.
Attached to the report is u minority re-
port by Regent Rand.
N. G. Guthridge, a native Of Old vir-
ginia, aged % years, died suddenly at
the Ohio House, Reno, Thursday last.
William Cameron and Pat Duff were
drilling out an unexploded blast in the
Argus mine at Taylor District, White
Pine county, Friday, when it was dis
charged. DufTs body WAS literally torn
to pieces and Cameron was very badly
injured. He will probably lose both
eyes.
The Eureka Sentinel says: Tex"
the celebrated horse and cattle thief has
recently been seen providing around S.
D. Wells ranch in this county. 1t will
be well for the nnchers in that locality
to keep their double barreled shot guns
loaded and "A fleet horse OF two in readi-
ness nj n unnu.p,'a motto.
Competition among the undertakers
at Genoa is lively. One firm there nd
v~ertises "Caskcts which heretofore cost
Sl25 will be furnished at $3.50 To S25,
aud cases which heretofore cost $50 will
be furnished ut $3.50 to so. Hearse
always III attendance free of charge"
A leading business firm in Salt Lake
City, it is reported, recently purchased
for $4,000 an interest in the gold-bear-
ing gravel :alnes of Godbe L Co., at
Osceola, Nevada.
Naches, the Pinto Chief returned
from San Francisco, where he went TO
pace MS t~eh-Sear-old boy at school, last
Tuesday. Princess Sarah is at the Bay
engaged i'll writing another book.
Princess Sarah tells the .enrle down
there that her brother Nuches is in n bad
way and has nothing to eat but a few
pinenuts.
At the suggestion OF Ex-Governor Lc-
land Stanford the transportation Asso-
citation has appointed IL committee, con-
siSting Of the commissioner and Mcssrs.
Restine and Stubbs, to consider the mat
ter Of establishing as low rates ns posi-
bic for California fruits. The Governor
in his communication says: ..If tim.
mediately, very soon, u low rate will. ]
think, give "A daily fruit train, when WI
can do we'll at rates that will be in har-
mony with fruit growers interests"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L County Of Elko, state OF Nevada.
In the matter Of the Order to Show Cause
CHEZ. Deceased button should not be
made.
on reading and Ming the petit ION of g. T..
Senior and Is. L. wheeler, Executors OF the Last
viii OF j. ID. II TCHER, deceased, settIu9
forth that they have hled their final account
OF administration OF the estate OF said deceased,
In this Court, that all the debts and expenses
Of administration have been duly paid; and
that q portion Of said estate remains 10 be d.
Nided among the Deyises and LegAtces Of said
deceased, and praying among other things for
an order OF distribution Cf the residue of said
estate among the persons entitled:
II IL Ordered, That all persons Interested in
the estate OF said ]. ID. CRUrCHER, deceased,
Le and appear before the District Court O the
Fourth Judicial District, County OF Elko, at the
Count room of said Court. in the town Of Elko
In said Elkc county, on SATURDAY. the 2iSt
DAY OF FEnRUAltY, A. ID. 1885, AZ 10
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, then and there To show cause
why an order Of distribution should not be
made Of the residue q said estate among the
Legatees aud Deyiscs Of the said deceased, &C.
cording to law.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That a cory
OF this order BE- Published for four EuccesAiys
weeks, before the said 2lEt DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY, A. ID. 1855, In the Elko ~nEPERDrKT n
newspaper printed and published In the sald
Eiko County. II, II. h GELOw,
District Judge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
LIVE AND LET LIVE"

At the beginning of the New Year I
desire to extend my sincere thanks to
the public who have favored me with a
liberal patronage during the year which
has just closed, aud to assure my GUS
toners md tho general public that tho
motto which hoaGs this article shall in
future as in the past, be the governing
principle Of my transactions with thoso
who favor me with their custom.
With kind regards to past and future
patrons, wishing AL a Happy New Year
am the Pnblic's obodicnt Servant,
HiRAM CnAss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
Redemption of EIk0 County
Bonds.

There beingthe sum OF 81 .s22 10 In the s.as.
Ing Fund of the County OF Elko, notice is here.
by given that IN accordance with an Act OF tho
Legislature OF the State OF Nevada, entitled
'An Act 10 refund q portion Of the bonded
debt OF Rlko County" Approved January %.
1881. sealed proposals will be received by me At
my Office in Elko, Nevada. mp to 6 O'Clock p. n.
on the 18th day of February A. ID. 1885 for the
redemption OF bonds issue in pursuance Of
said law which said proposals will DO opened
by me In the said tr %r OF EIko on the 18th day
OF February, 1885. All proposals must DO
sealed and endorsed Proposals. for the re-
demption Of Elko County Bon Is = and must DO
accompanied by the bonds proposed to be sur.
rendered together with all OF their respective
coupons not yet due.
No bid will be entertained that does not
strictly comply with these instructions.
Elko. New. l.. T.. MORGAN.
Jan. IL, 1885. County Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
born.
GuLpAGEE-m Elko, January %, 1859,
To the wife of L. y. Guidlgcr, "A sou.

The san Francisco RcPor; y !; 10
perhaps as well to recall the fact now
that Coll Dearc, who figured at We'd
ncsdny's meeting OF the Sicrm Nevada
Mining Company, Is the gentleman who,
seven years ago, was 50 confident that
the bonanza firm was hiding "A bonanza
ia Hale and N~orcruss, that he denounced
the firm in a pablo meeting at Union
Hall, and staked his reputation upon his
knowledge of the bonanza. Since that
time the Hale and NorcrOss has passed
ont Of the hands Of the bonanza firm,
and the mine has been sunk 200 feet, the
ground where Mr.. Dcanc's Louanza lay
has been thoroughly explored by the
new management, and no bonanza has
been found. Now there is said TO be one
i'll Sierra Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
In the United States District cou,,

In the United States District Court nj
Kansas, Tuesday, Nellie O. Bailey wa,
acquitted Of The charge Of murder Of n
wealthy Engliskman named Dothamley.
"'rh whom she was travelling in Iudinn
Territory Hbout u year ago. Defendant
maintained that Bothamlcy shot himself.
and There &crc no witnesses TO the affair.
The case wa quite sensational. ard dc.
fcdant has a romantic history. She IL n
Ldndsomc woman, ~ we'll educated and
has figured M a society belle in Eastern
watering places
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
From fridays Daily q.
~AI.NlAGUSDI.

The Nevada Live Stock Association
will hold its annual meeting ON Monday
the I'd day of March
Col. j. &. Dow has been duly installed
ns Justice OF the Peace at HALEY, Idaho.
An oniciul of the Oregon Short Line
Road passed East last evening III IA spec
ial bob-tail cur of that line.
Mrs. W. Stauts departed for Carson
City this morning. on II ~protracicd visit
10 old friends ia that secuon.
Hy Sioker returned last eTcning from
two weeks visit TO his old home in san
Luis Obispo, Cal.,--his first Writ in
many years. During his absence "A Val-
uable stallion and a line mule belong
ing to lily both laid down and died.. out
ut Railroad District. The cause Of their
demise IL u mystery
James BLY, the, one Of the heirs to the
estate Of the late California milIir %'airc,
is now serving "a five months term in
the County jail at New Bedford. Mss,
for being u common druukurd.
1t il reported from Central America.
that President BaTnrUs. of Guaiumu!a, il
i~nciting IA rebellion for the purpose Of
preventing IL ratification OF the Canal
treaty by the Sicauguan Congress.
A judicial decision in Texas To the cf-
feet that the face OF the policy expresses
the value Of the property insured" has
CAUSED many Insurance Companies 10
withdraw their risks from that State.
1t Ii said that the New York Sttr was
losing - ,pue per month, aud VS. syU,-
O0O behind when II suspended.
We are requested to give notice that a
meeting Of the members Of the Shakspca-
rrAu Club NII u uv.d at ia" HuMJvldl
lIouss at { O'r!prk this evening.
Charley Eieruorar AID JaA, Englcr
came down iron, luscurora by ,bciF Own
Conveyance uni vail spend a II y days aud
dollars among their Old friends on the
lower level.
n. ~
1
al the ~wra.kuowu LIuLIU. firm, at
Frankfort, died in that CITY Yur-I,v
Deceased wa a C.lIfnrui. pinurrr
leaving there Tor q rca!Jcurr in Europe,
iu 1871
The, ,Lr,-,rb ,,,ro,,c,g ,ho, 81,
,,iIL,u,,,, I,rm.,J r.I.
ram, t,.., rr,b,rlc d,.,,, nm ,.nir nm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01

The Reno Gazette OF Monday saws
The irnck.wnlkcr ut Mirage found n man
hocrctcd in the wafer car ut Lindlcy's
Hide-track yesterday. IIc had been there
Tor n day or two. and was perhaps the
dirtiest man ever Seer In the State. Mr..
whitod ordered him thought 10 wads.
worth, and last night Mike Shields
brought him here 10 DO examined for
lunncy. lie saya his name IL Williams,
aud IL FROM the State Of Pennsylvania
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PRoPosALs will he received by
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Elko County Nevada for the County
Printing for the term Of one year. Said
proposals to be fled with the Clerk Of
said Board on or before 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
of MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1885.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. A. g. DAyLEY,
Eiko Jan Z, 1885. Clerk.