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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
tTroa Ts-.A.y.. DaiI,.1
aALlA0UADL.

Superintendent W. G. Price. Of the
Navajo. came mp frum the West Lat
evening and departed this morning for
T~uscurors.
1t has been showing all day. and at 1
,. u. this evening the barometer indi
Gated u continuation Of tn storm. that
weather guide sill having u downward
tendency.
1u San Francisco. Saturday. Superior
Judge Mcguire decided in "A test case
that Chinese children born in this cvuu
try cannot legally Ge excluded from the
public schoo.s. The decision Ct, ated
much excitement in The city.
A private telegram received at Port
Land. Saturday. states that the Oregon
and California railroad has deiauItrd Oh
Interest due the lst instant. and hat the
road will probably 80 into the hands Oh
n receiver.
There is much complaint in Alaska
about the IL " officials. aud II petition IL
being circulated Tor the removal U. the
District Jadse. Two Of the uppOiniets
OF LIst September have not yea show ed
up. II IL Reasonable to SUPPOSE that
they have not iailed To draw their salaries.
Daring 1884 the total gold product
which went to San Francisco from the
".niegiUr," Ter Wells, Fargo 4 Co., Was
only Si,SS3.l IG. winch Includes CALI Or
ni,, A:izoun aud Nevada. From the
North Coast" which includes Ala ,kn
aud Oregon, Sl.i57.!7 was received,
ami from SirKico ouIy S5O.O7U. maaiug
the total gold bullion receipts ol SIu
Francisco Tor 1884. from nil sources, Der
Wells. Fargo & Co.. Sj.Y7S.li
1t is sail there are nrarly 700 900 head
OF cutie aud 3OO.U head vi sh ep III
J Nevada.
Piymasier Smith, who went on a spree
wnh Government u4uu,y. has Lc,n .,.-
loved to rcnieu. Va Their Ii aISu re-
sISacd t.:e GJScrn-nent mouct, Is hot
st,tvd.
1t is stated that no mineral display ut
tue New Orleans Exposition can Dcgin
10 compare with TIA t o! Nevada III either
richn =, or beauty.
Henry Z. iiu!t, who for the past twenty
years ~ he Ia II ,riur reporter ut II igs's
wnirf. SaL FrAuri-c", died vi IypLu.u
fever. Saturday, aged 50 years.
Paymn,tcr J. II. Han ord, Of the Gem
trail PIciic. has ISSUED Au oGdrr that no
Ei"rr ~nssiSnmIeuts Ut wages u. employees
vial be allowed by the company un,es,
the trans cr shri. have been m.d- To be-
cur the payment ri boRsi.
A party OF haliduzcrs in Franklin
county, Miss. went to the house Of IL
negro, FnLty night. 10 whip han. They
demand i aduuiancr. Being rr.u,.d,
N u! 'hc party. At y"u.s man uttucu
AlT.rHy, Uursi Iue door open aud r,.sIru
ia, wien has Drains were uloNn uGt y, IL
~"Linr~e iru!u u shotgun. The rest y. the
party Aed. The CuEOurr's jay retucned
a verdict Of juI,ihablr homicide.
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AN n BOLT.

The young Democracy Of Utah. COM
posed principally Oi the sons oi promi-
neut ~AlO.IUonS. organized "a pOii,irnI
club III Salt Lake city Soon inter the late
election, ami on Fuday night last NJ u
large pubic gathering III the theatre. u
sUm vi Brigham Young denounced the
I hurrlI control Of pU,iucs III Utnn, aud
Ui the pubic administration. Al audi
tor shouted. "iunr." lie replied: That's
~, tine Church has il ALL" Aud utuvr
proinin ut young members were ,quaiiy
UutspUken. Both the Mormon urg,us
deuuunce the movement uud abuse tile
speakers individu lily.
This action on the part o. tue young
scions OF the Mormon leaders IL tne
mot dangerous menace to the power Of
the Chnrcn that the hierarchy his yet
had To contend with, for uuics. these
liberal idens can I've nipred in the bud
their advance will soon sweep away both
thc temporal aud spiritual authority so
long maintained ns It's exclusive right
and privilege.
A divid d house Is sure 10 fall.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Il" Secretary McCuiloeb. Wednesday. H..
sued regulations 10 carry into III Ct the
rec at opinion Of Solicitor. General Phil.
lips, approved uy Atom y-GrnrrL
BrrS"tcr, extending th- 1ue lVr tue nav.
ineht VI 'be tax on bonded whisky III
tended Tor export. II meuns that dI,iiL.
'erS who have WHISKY IN bond up,u
which tax IL due. shall, upun Aim, .
declaration Of %inicuJion ~ ,Iuprl. n.
given seven n,Onths in which to p,y m.
tax instead ol thirty days ss provided
by the original regulation. Ia other
words. the bonded period Ul three years
provided 10y law, j.. by executive man
date. extended seven months. Ih. Sec.
retay Of the Treasury has done what
Congress has repeatedly reius Il to ul-
low. There ~ nothing IN the regulations
to prevent II di5iiller IRON Withdrawing
his export b nj nt any time he Iuiy ~.
Ut, II bc can obtain n home market for
hi' whisky.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

A J. tombstone, who has completed
the sIneltinS works at Sprucemont,
PASSED through for San Francisco this
morning. Mr. Roulstone will return in.
hiI weeks when the furnace will be-
started up under his supervision In
tue meantime Il large amount Of ore will
be hauled to the furnace, and all other,
Preparations made Tor q long and sue
cessIul Tun. An immense amount Of
oI good ore is now ready for the furnace
and thut in the mine seems practically
inerhaustble.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
To Ssool Trustees.

Sec. %, Nevada SchoJ. Law, requires
ia ~ the rrrtIlcats III s,ecIIUu UI ITu.,rys
VAIN the uatn al ufise suU-cIIU Il and
sa"rh Ia, attached 10 tn crItIncIIe,
nhIL tie on h.e III the Cuuniy SupciIn-
iendcrt's "ihc before sucu elected f.us-
t'eS ARE Iuhulied to PERFORM the duties
Of Lue uiu-r.
the OH srs Of nil recently elected
school lIusIceS who Iaii to qua.iI Oh or
UeiOse February /. IoSJ, wii ~ declared
vacant. Ia tine vacancies caused by
sucn .ai!nIc Ia qu.iIiy viii b. nIrrd 10y
nvpoIn.nICni. Sc sc. u. School Law.
Z. ~. t,RpvER.
to. sup. school.
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hhe Following Is u report q! the stand.
i'g "'the pupils oi Secret Valley school
at Ia hrSt h"Utbly examination in nj
ithm.Iic' re"diug and spelling:
Katie G"rdD.r % Maud over, 81
Matte Nichols 81 Emily l. mon SO
Leonard Corcrt IS Lizzie Gardner 20
Willie Covert "a Julia Covert 90
Willie Lemon ~.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Lucicn Lemon lUO Orange Lemon 90
Thomas , overt LOO Enma Gardner 30
NRs. g. A. NICHOLS.
Teacher.
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Decision Reversed.
u. supi. school

The ate Sulrolue CU,ut mas reversed
Jnueo LiIv - urciIon Ia hue suit ui
a"ic q II cUunty - recover .ron tine
nohLHiDen Vi irc"auIrr M.Cousey iur
I'h," ii '"'c"uOn Uh the part vi that
OheiA.. Ihc suseuos uIJI Ia bond
cnufrc tO the Inoulic,.ncy OI tine co.n-
p,nIni, rciy.ug on tie cUHsII,utIOumiIty ui
sn Act "a , c Legislature .. 1851. passed
Tor ITe relIui Of surItigS Un Uiliciai bonds;
uisO unvO,Niug - question Oi ricad.ng ia
10 "hnt cUBsitui,s CUEuiIULs precedent.
judge KiNes III determining tue case,
Icid that the net was constitutional, and
that cerhIn requirements VI the statute
were conditions proceed ut. aud must be
"iirmEt,y,I y alleged. From his Judge.
nIeEt the county nrpenied.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
Tvs Moaa.y.. D.il,.l
RALAA0UHnL

1tts thought that the next Congress
will pass = bill retiring Generals Grant
AID Porter.
The sPreekles-De Yourg case has been
continued in the San Franci.co Court
until Wednesday.
4 fatal cass Of smallpox Is reported
At Huntington, Oregon. Suturd.y, which
causes alarm in that section.
BY the death VI All uncle in Portland.
Or. Miss Ray. y Chicago school teacher
fell heir to S24.OOO. shs is 10 longer a
pedAgogueSs.
Sarah 4. Sharon asks that her former
husband lie ordered to pay her u 81. 200
per month nlilnony. aud $3.50. wv Tor
counsel ices.
William liar; fatally shot his brother
Gu aries while riding along the AInripus,,
Cal, road. Thursday. and then Il d.
The iratricide ~us the result oi a long
standing quarrel between Ia. men.
An Italian bark anil her cargo of
suuSSisd gools. valued ut S2IO. UuU,
have just b IN seized by the Custon-
house officials ut Philadelphia. One
hall goes to the revenue officers.
At Dallas. T Ins. Friday. E. Van
W!nklrr, OF the Atlantis, ga, Iron
WORKS. WAS robbed OF $1,000 in uut.s.
n nu ala r of yLuIile Contracts, gold
medal" and u small amount Of currency
The viii Of the late john w.r!auI, of
san Fr'nci ca. gives haIi -. his $780,
OOU tniair Ia h!a VIE. ia remainder b.
InS divided equally d ,weru hls children.
Mn. Niann, vie OF u planter in lot
s.'ri"gs county, AK. Was murdered al
her house ny tranps, Friday. Tue
~-apnInrri- robbed Ihc IIvIu.~es and
.'n'.! ted the d rly % their rI,t.m.
A special irrIa4i tram OF thirty cans
pissed EIntAHIL II = O'Clock yest,ri.y.
Ban. PIyI1 arrived here foum the
"n.is rTET c"uAIry last evening. lie
OrbdsiIt up To ii uIcrx stItIUu "a lot ui
horSco. irom which point lac VIII ship
tnem to-day for San FrIucI,cv. Ben.
viii board the Tram here mud l.. down
b-I,w with tue sock.
Mr.. Marx Hopkins is about t, bald
IL G!rTt G~aTTIUat"!., Mass, IL rcsIlruc-
"Eic!. Vsth the grouud-,i i, IL cost : 1000.
JOJ. WORK VA, be cin IA tue Syrlns.
\ Sl!vrrinn. Colorado. special SAYS:
Inc most rey re sHDY AMI wand storm
o.. the ~eas-.n has tagged ~.urIuusIy al tL..s
AID ~LeiSLhorImg c"uLtIes AiIce F.iday
n1Snt, the SNOW reaching a depth ui
tnrce l. ei, book si.Ts lie tOil-rJAd,, ana
c using u grnrrIi nuSvrHsi II OF Dus.-
urss.
Will four boys were skating OH ~
pond II ar fOttsyl.Ir. Pa, Friday. tAc
ace b.OAr GVl all were j.oSucl.
Superintendent Cover publishes All
important notice % recently elected
SchoO' Trustees. Read 1t. aul govern
Your neINGs accordingly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Charles Schroeder Of Portland, Or,
Rn Intelligent taImer bachelor, made hia
viii. dug " grave and left notice where
tue grave WAS located. lie hoisted a
black dag in front Of his house, with a
poster ANNOUNCING that he would commit
suicide; then went to bed and blew his
brains out with a pistol. He had been
Suffering Irom II diseased eye, and he re-
quested IN his will that a certain phyai-
cian extract the eye TO learn the nature
Of the trouble. lie left An estate worth
about Sl5O, 200.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
LIVE AND LET LIVE

Al the beginning Of the Now Year I
'lesire to extend my sincere thanks 10
the public who have favored me with q
liberal patronage during the year which
has just closed. and to insure my cus
TONERS and the general public that this
motto which heads this article shalt in
.u,nre Ms iu the past, be the governing
principle of my transactions with those
Aho favor the with their custom.
With kind regards to pas. and future
patrons, Wishing all a Happy New Year
l am the public's obcdient Servant,
HinLN CHEsI,
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t1roa saturday. Daily,
SALAAorNDS.

Navajo de.lared its usual dividend Of
IS c nts per- share ON th< III. payable ON
Tuesday. thu 18th instant.
Sixteen Cars Of beef cattle passed
through this morning for the West. We
" re unable to ASCERTAIN by whom they
were shipped.
Striking miners at Angus, Iowa, Thurs
day, drove AL those at work from their
places, b ating and kicking them out Of
town. One man, who resisted, WAS
killed.
J. EarhtAly, Of San Francisco cSme
up by the tnin last evening. remaipsd
here IN business 'o-day and viii rrturn
West Tomorrow morning.
The Grand Prize mill started ND
Thursday. for the purpose OF crushing
the ore gu hand at the time OF the cav
ing ia OF the roo. which will probably
keep /, busy for II couple of We k.
Daring the pa-4 year Comstock mines
have produced bullion To the value OF
~, i3Z,o $50, During I'll. hsIne perUd the
liichmUpd and Eureka Con. mines uf
Eureka prnduee,I in gJ.d uuI SILVER bull
lion Sl.429.5 81.
Tuesday night. David E. Swan. for.
IA r,y lU".I cashier Vi the Northern Pa
ciic R-ilro ii ut st. Paul, pus,cd
through LicsSo IN charge OF Pink T.
toms men. charged witt the cub, zz.e-
m,nt OI sJG,UUU.
Ches. Woo lEarl AMI A. Pri,ncaux
started in a sleigh .or ru curUru yester.
DAP. Int broke dugn aud came tack !ur
a new ntIIt. Their OUTFIT was r,pnIrrd
Ii they again stuck cut this uIu.n ming.
t'kmg n much small r drmIjvLn TIN,
time.
Mss Maggie Hamilton, Miss Ida AMI
anu Miss l!nth liussriI, dep .rtrl Tor the
West by the tain this mUGuInS. Mis-,
Hamilton gocr u visit her home III Cal.
; ".uIa ana the Mrs Ru~s=ils Ia Bishv,.
WhItaker'S school AT Reno.
The Eureka Lead uf tue eth saws:
L. Woodruff. President Il the White,
Pine County II INK. L-n thi, morning ior
his baI1 nj WcilS, Eiko county Dur.
ias iis 'thy her. lac has provided for the
payment "f the hanks debt in full. ouIy
asking some Little time until III nmp'r
assets Of the hank eau he made avail
able.
A Porianl. Or gon. dispatch of the
Stu says: The irst train from ti.r Els;
ioI t~eniy.tbrre days arrive at 3 o'clock
this morning. bringing five hundr-l pas.
senrcrs and s-I carloads uf mil. All
IN" i.airs Of the Oregon Railroad unI
Eavi9 'a"n Company ARE on time to-
III hit. The We ilcr IL wnrm and ran.
IDS
Wide William M,C"y. a farmer. Was
ch"ppinG "o'-I, his little 10y ran behind
him aid Wa killed hy t.e poll Of the AZ
striking tie hiiir sr.Iuw Oh the head,
CTGAhuS Lis sAlJL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
Board Of Pardoua.

At Mondays session OF the Board at
Carson City. the following pardons were
granted:
E II. ellis. sen. from Ezascla. Dec.
2, 1876. for murder. second degree, and
sentenced to fifteen years.
]. W. Hill, sent from Lander, Oct. Is.
1883, for killing an animal running At
Large. AMI not his own, sentenced for
two years.
Florence Dolnn. sent from Lander
county, Oct. -. 1881. for assault with
int mt to kill. and sentenced 20 ten years.
Mns. II T. Love ess, sent from Hum
bO,dt, March IL 1888. for grand larceny,
and "enienc, to three years.
WI. bryan, sent from Washoe, Sept.
&c. 1884. for forgery. and sentenced "a
Ii y AR
accused: d. Cosgrove, Man Town,
G. RJdoni, }. spickert.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
NOTICE.

The Board Of school Trustees Of this
District have organized uud elected L. T..
Muller Clerk. Au order was also adopt.
ed that all claims against the school
Fuud must b, presented to said Clerk ut
his place Of business in order that such
claims may bc acted upon by the Board
at their regular meetings, which will he
beld ut the CLOSE OF sacn month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Potter county. D.~,ia. ~ having trou-
bic over the TemovaI OF it, y st of pov.
eminent. A party from Gettysburg went
u Forest ''ty. "Wednesday. and break
ing i.'" the building, toDE the county
records by fJb'r. garry ius them oil. The
shUs. with au armed Io--., went ia
pursuit. aud 1t i, thought ihu u pLpoly
hsbt would eu..ir.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

After refusing to accept from W. II.
Vanderbilt ~ II present, the deed To the
prop rty morIg 'ged to hun by Gen raj
GraGt To secure u loan at $ljO,O OO at the
ti'nc OF TIL III 'pcnsion Vi the Marine
bank. MIS-. Grant now also declines to
allow Nj. Vanderbilt to deposit To h,I
credit the proceeds OF the sale OF Tn,
properly.
Tne spirit OF sturdy iudopendcuc,
which will not permi. the General OF his
estima6le wi . to place themselves un.
der ,v,n II weight o. gmt,tuie by ;hc ~.
ceptance Of No Va uAble u gift, L. wei.
calculated 10 elevate them both In pub
lie es' eem, aud to dispel some e%Iislin,
suspicious Of n strong mercenary yei,
IN thu character Of the q neral.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Independent Republican National
COMMITTEE has left in its treasury nearly
$4,000. and at n meeting Of the Com
mittee in New York Tuesday, it was re-
solved 10 continue its existence, and
the Ssaie organizations be instructed 10
Prese.v We the rolls containing names Of
Independent voters.
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Senator Dennis, y. Exc, has intro
dnc"d 8 iii! Amending The election inv,
by which each ~elec,or, upon deliver
ing his ballot TO the Inspectors, and prior
~ its deposit IN the box, shalt take the
following Olth: IL, -, do sol, mnly
swea A., Or affirm. that / have not directly
or indirectly given, offered. promised or
received, nor wall I give, offer, promise
or receive, . do 1 expect any money OF
other valuable thing Ur rewani, nor have
/ furnished nor iii | furnish directly or
indirectly any money or other valuable
thing To amy person to give, offer OF
promise to HnO,her, Tor this or any o.heT
vote cast Ur To DO cast ut this election.
nnd ! cast this vote OF my own free will
aud accord, without hope, fear or favor
from any source whaievcr, except the
desire Tor the success Of the candidates
named thcreOu-o help me Goi. os
under the pains und penalties Of per.
jnry."
The ennc,ing OF the above into law
would prove u poten, bar I mnch OF the
Drib ~ aud corruption with which pat
elections In the State have been POI.
,uted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

At Cottonwood, Indian Territory, vii.
liam Simmons wn. accused Of impruprr
intimacy with the vile OF James Wax r..
while the matter was being quietly
ehLed ov,r between Walker aud Sim
mriio. " brother OF the former drew q
pistol AMI shot Simmons, who was un-
armed, dead in bis tracks. A. pos,e
Nsrtsd In pursuit Of the msrdsrcY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Two hundred workmen at the Oliver
Pow Works. South Bend, Ind, struck
Monday. and gathering at the front
gate would allow Lone to enter. A row
in which several persons were
wound d. causing great excitement. The
fnally dispersed upon the appear.
Vi the military.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Trnckce Republican II saturday
lays the Pullman conductors were
drawn OF yesterday. und The train con.
ductora will hsvt charge OF the cais.
The jaiIrt ears will BE- discontinued.
having proved Improbable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Tom. Luther, a well known o.d.time
resident Of Lauder county, passed
through 10y the train last evening. Tom
Is III - due state Ui preseI vatiun,
Ek.Sscretry vi State Jasper ID ,bcocx
also passed though last evening on his
way to Idaho.
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From F'idsy's DAILY
ALMAGuXD

SALnAGuSpI
Aniyedby stase from Lsmoiils: Mrs
Brewer and daughter.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora Ibis
morning: w. z. LAswell. and y China
man.
The purchase OF the Portage Lake aud
Lake supeir ship canals 10y the Gov
.rpu.ut iur S35U.UOO ~ advised by Ssc-
rriary Lincoln
The new MiIologist at the Gem is the
hest dressed in the county, wears eye
pla..,s and paris his hair IN tue middle.
q! he's q daudy: he's the dlIsyiSt one VI
:sm ell
ON leartiog that Cyrus W. Field and
others were raiiug Il subscription Tor his
benefit, Geueuai Grant Sroue IA Tie Tor
Ger that white app.ccL'tspS lis EirLily
motive prompting Lhe nczSOn, he de. med
1t n duty tu ulnseiI and family ~ derIue
their prot red assistiuce.
We ARE REQUESTED TO give n0iiee thats
collection Wiz Le L1.n uII II Lac church
Sunday. iur The l'npiuse Vi rui>4pS u su.-
fciruI sum - pay u ULi-nn: do on Lhc
fr,isLt II the new UIGan just zee, wed
from the East.
Nicke!s nor ,ut:Ons will not &c Accept
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

ShilOh's FuiIZ ~ what you need tor
Constipation. Loss oi App tx Di<zi-
moss aud all symIioiDs oi DYsy psia.
''Iice ~ and Is c,'rs pc bottle. Fo1
ale by y. L. Mule.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Cavansugh and Bnlger. the young
men held on a charge oi rape Oh the per.
son Of Lila Evinser in sacrdmeu,u. were
discharged by 'ho Sapcriur Cout y iur.
day. II now appears that the girl was q
mmou strumpcL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18
AhYersiIed Lnt,er Lat

Ire iolio~Tg n = GI "I letters re-
mining IN the pOstJlice at Exc
January 10. 1888.
Hanlry D"nirl Jawrs Geo. W.
MyEeD- Daniel EeiJy Edward.
= adder Jelcry.
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised
4. W. Hill. Z. 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Isis Thought that IL ,klrd Of Los An
BeIe'' "nt la chosen Speaker Oi tnc
I"n'i'"ini' As'IAuOy: ulsu. uI4t c1 At
to.nry General Yunnms viii succeed
Slater ~ Dutcd S,.tsp Scu1tur irom
Oregon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Several serious baud. slides aud wash
outs are reported on the Canadian Paci-
hc railroad. blockad.ng trains for three
days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, Of Bour,
on, Ind, says Both myself and wife
" our lives to shiioh's Consumption
Cure. For sale by 2. r. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

Two men were killed and IA wounded
Tuesday. at wiiliamsport. Pa, by the
explosion OF q saw mill boiler.
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Iron Wednesday. Dsily.I
sALnAerHDn.

The Golden Gate Coffee and spic.
Mills at San FrAnrisco we're destroyed
by ere Monday.
The Legislature ~ill. to-day. ballot fos
United States Senator-.ni elect Jones,
.! eourse.
Hon. II. 8. Day is An AspirAnt for the
Uni.ed States Surveyor Generslship Of
Nevada. Mr. Day held the Office of
Deputy nine years, aud il . very COM
pstent man for the position.
Lou. Huntsman was fatally ahot by q
COMPANION named William King, will.
they were out cunning for rabbits near
Fillmore, Utah. last Saturday. The shot
was plrely accidental.
Eureka boot-ilack was AhIt in the
leg 10y his own pistol. Monday. The
weapon fell from his pocket aul Vas
discharged by striking the door.
Ma. Rslva Ann lockwood thinks sue
shoiid lie intugIr Itel President IN .teld
OF Grover Clev lanI. Uufurtun Iteiy for
the Oil ialy she is very lonesJne in this
view D. the stu Ition.
John Kelly. TAmnany's sick chief, is
reported as hIvins ID lar recovered fro n
his late dagger u'illness us e. b. uble
soon 10 ~ ) Iuth 10. rrcuperatiou. 1t /.
further IT Itei til It he has NO iu;eut.on
Of le-Tins the po. itical arena.
+. u. RloIles. WIN with his family
le Il ulrJil district Tor California llst
Fall, IL NOW located at DLucau's u Ills,
county, and ~ secuted employ
incnt Tor Ia Winter. II. II Is arrtu eel
10 take up II ranch in the S,Jriny AuI
proposes to permtnen;ly settle ia that
sett.Un.
MtrrJohn Byrnc, VIII has been asked
by h"u. J. 7. CarUery to institute AL
4 nvrIcan- lrSa PIriIaneutIr; aud T.
yie.i SlOJ,J y yearly. not S.,Aius To ~.
pN'A ~ hiOic III SUCH an
iLipIfIdut u1venIcut. Ia - cadet \ meet.
aug oi IL persons oi Cincinnati nnl
vicinity as Ieei an interest III the matter.
40 dc ~. the Is ,ruett IIJa,e ] ,nItry
2i.b trp, t. .urn IN. p,o,,s.t
T.. .-ath u: J. Ftrren by hi. owu
hand. at BiuS!Iuu, Uttu, w.ls published
"ic" days aS'. and It Was n sr Al re.le.
10 oar mind Ia discover thus morinu.
III Il II Wa nJt lar joe" wnO had ~
GnconSIdrrttciy lett the comforts q. this
word Ia 10 on II wildly speculative trip
into the uhrEpiore.i regions ac.us, tie
oorIer, w.tuuut being specially Drafted.
IL hnJIner family u. Ear.rus S.Io yu.-
nuieer III Such Excursions. joe, HIM
se.i, sill mLiu.nims n.S corpnseal :Leutity
And manly VIZ r ~ - StEiS. sus! il.auee
u. the de'n-PJts AMI i.Ksr Ill .peus,rics
~ Il. III, vail ~ tuJIsut u. ant.ciD ATM
ise dcHanI .Ur mis- caecAs.
In II wrestling match al Butte CITY.
VI 'ndiy nIB.t, between MvIILi4u.
cLInyiJa y. C~Ni.J.uIt AL GIrS.sS.
cn''npion u. Mscnigau, Mcmillan won
'le n'st wreStie Ia n ven minutes, Car
Grck the SECOND in tur, 4 minutes aud y
unl. II 'ln.en the InIri in d l. ell mun-
uteN, IirArck the iuurtn III II u4iI mia
d'e' n IA last i'll ten Iautcs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-01-18

VIM. n. Morrison, present Represen-
t"tive from Illinois is a candidate for the
United States Senate from that State
with lair chances OF success.