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The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

lHE passage of the valued
Pollcy BilI' by the legislature
would drive most Of the insurance
companies from the State, thus un-
'0Verng thousands of property,
'Aposlng it to loss without insur-
anCe.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

HE proposed modification of
'le railroad commission, as it
now stands, gives the people and
railroads both a fair showing.
what more can any unprejudied
and progressive citizen ask?
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

AN election was held recently in
Fair Play district, in Cherokee
county, to decide who was "the
d-dest liar in the district.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

A HUGE rattlesnake, twelve feet
long, with fourteen rattles and a
button, was killed in the parlor of
Hon. L. M. Booker, of Leesburg.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08
FEMALE TROUBLES,

absolutely without an equal.
OF this popular preparation, the Tele-
graph and Messenger, of Macon, says:
Most of our druggists handle the prep
aration called o. l. c., which simply means
Old Indian Cure, and many of them are
selling large quantities of it. This medi-
cine has strong hold upon the confidence
OF our people, who regard it as an honest,
reliable old remedy 1t is manufactured
by company in Perry, Ga, who own the
original Indian recipe. The rapidity with
which the demand for it has increased
since its introduction in our community, is
simply wonderful, and can be truthfully
accounted for upon but one ground, and
that is the real merit Of the article, for its
advertising here has been limited, as COM
pared with many other preparations that
have been left far in the rear in the race
for popular favor"
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS.
The O. nc. CO.,
Perry, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

II III 1T Gaines Advertiser says
glns.U sU@ored that a negro, below
el;t. l9a' made an assault upon a
tb.tS tI lady a few days ago and
-0 was promptly lynched y
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

A BAKELLY special to the Tele-
graph, says; "a negro, sixteen
or eighteen years old, attempted
to outrage q young white girl
about the same age up in the Lew
is Harris settlementlast Saturday.
lie was found hanging to limb
this morning Dead, of course"
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08

a. al omithville, while a number
:. 'oOng ladies' were at the arte-
)os u weli, a fish about two inches
t,il D. perfectly white, with a round
t.n OaMe up out Of the we'll and
do,,tl ~ the basin. Attracted, NO
cbs."' "'' oy the beauty of these four
llng creatures.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08
Notice toDebtors and
Creditors.

All persons indebted to the estate of s.
L. Williams, deceased, are hereby request
ed to make immediate payment, and all
persons holding claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them proper
ly made out for payment within the time
prescribed by law.
0. B. STEVENS,
Admir-. de bonis non
estate S. l.. Williams, decd.
Sept. 9th, 1885. ct.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-08
Dawson Journal
Neat and Cheap Job Work.

TlHlS PAPER may be found ON file
Il at Geo. p. Roweh s. Co.'S. Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce st. }, where
advertising contracts may be made for
it IN NEW YORK.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

TX raE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
rour,h Jad cial District Ioanty OF Eiho.
state 81 Nevada
IN THE MATER OF E>TATE OR
G-or.s :. She, herd. dGeo-~si.
Il app, ling to the Judge o said Co"rt by
tie eli lon this day pre-sn'~l an Ned BY J.
r. B-Adiey, the admin tt stof OF the e-tits u
uso. H.. shepaerI. deceased. p ayi z To- an or
dro.,as Of psrsoi 81 50 lea. estate, thai u IL
p.es AR, sell the whole II he Isuo al aud
real estate to pay h de Is Uut,tndi . i 81
the d r.iu d. unL the deb's, sIp pss- aud
ch rSes , ( adnILis r .ton.
II IL therefore ,rdSrrd by the Judge OF said
Court that = | p noLs inter st d In the estate
Of laid asS-Gss A.. ,pres b lore III sid ID 'tict
Curt on sNrI RDAY. THE EIIHIA d Y
OF AUGIsr, issJ. 81 en- oie &C la the iorr-
noon Of said .sy. 81 the Courtroom VI said
Dt-trlct Court Ia the town aud Z u.iy OF Elk".
~ T. OF NeyAds. TO show c use way a. y d =
should Tot be grantel to the Ssil - ADMINISTRATOR
TO s-Il the pe soma aud Z =. eAtIte 81 sHII dc
&C .ei OF - Ia ,ch ss shall b necessary
ANA that . c py Of Ihi- Und,r be u6 ishcd At
1 asI four successive weeks IN the ELKJ IEI L.
ut. = newspaper pIiateI and published
In aid cOu'y
Dated. E-ko, Nevada. tbs 9Th day Of July
iSs,. H.. X. IUEL"w.
sod. Ju Es.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
PATRIOTIC
Delivered BY the Horrible orator.
July Fourth. 1855.

Mr.. President, FeIlow-horsetbeives,
Dudes, MuSwump'. Opium denLs ana
Members OF the Brass Bandl This is
tn, %prUudest Of my e~veutIul
lie. TO be selected by the gang OF los
SLATED fraud, which cOmpos, your
honorable committee, to nudreas you
upou this patriotic oscasIoI Is tn great
est honor that has ever been conferred
upon me since | was boot, d out VI Uu.
Gle jimmy Clark's hotel for making love
T. his red.hcnded chambcrmaid. y .aI
Dol The ~h"nortUle BIB wbo addressed an
ussemblage iu The .sh bIng ON a back
street, h ieW hours ago is AN unmittigd!
ted fraud. He belehed long and contin.
nously up IN he gUrious piuci ples OF
liberty. VIII I does Re know. my fellow.
h~ood,ums. about the blessings Of Liber.
~ A man Sho has prob by never
been deprived Of it for even MI hour in
his life. 1t Is you and I, my fellow
sneak thieves, who onn appreciate the
principles for which our for, fathers
fought. bed ard turned up their toes.
There is probably not n Of you whom
l AN Immediately addressing, but has n.
some time OF his ii Teen an inmate of
~ county jail or State prison. Some OF
you. l know. hnvs fought for freedom,
Tor recognize among you quite II mum
bct OF v'tetnns, who participated with
me IN the glorious struggle for liberty
ut the last State prison break Ut Carson
City. II is such as you and I that can
talk consistently upon this subject
about which the simple.heAded orator II
Hall knows NJ much ns a
minister does about studhoss
Tbs. NY fellow bumners, ~ the nv.
81 dty Uf that g!oriou' a g~crican Eagle,
wonderful bird which worked tile Brit.
sh Lion vatsc-1rn :, dose OF snlts, and
whose scr teh causes more conslcrna. '
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nm AoourrTA. or .s,lIC1ns.

A San Francisco jay. last week. rem
dored = vsrdiet VI not guilty in the case
Of Adolph Sprr<krls. Nho = few months
ago shOt aud dangerously wounded II.
II, De Young. publisher OF the San
Francisco Cnroaicls. The case. was q
remarkable one in many important re-
Spvcts. ~, gr
That SPrsckels intended to kill De
Young. saws tue virgipia Chronicle. is
certain. Tn It he h I'd No adequate cause
foe his murLerouS design aud attempt Is
equally certain. That be should have
been convict 4 anil set,rely punished
no dispasa!onats person who has read
the Testimony will deny. That the pre-
cedent established by the verdict will be
productive I dePIosb.e results Is n con-
ciusivn inevitable.
How. then. did it happen that twelve
men-presuInabiy iintsuIg-nt. upright
Citizens. sworn t. Uphold the law -
were brought 10 find A.v rlIct in def
auce alike of Law aud common sense;
Tue answer i that the father VI tue ac-
cused is a very rich man-wUrtS several
millions OF dullarr-L NAH whose iu-
come has been estimated by good judges
to be aEou, $1,000 per day. The sou o.
such a man enjoys ahe ancient prcrgga-
tive of q king; lie can do No wrong"
The mon y-b,gS OF the rich sug ,r-lnono-
poiist ". re opened vide for the defense
VI this CASE. The HbteSt .aSy,fs that
money could employ were r,ttiLeJ: all
the leading dn ynIt weekly ncw~pap, rs
OF San Francisco we're either subsidized
or bountifnlly ''pntTohized" L do alrin
tn. ir power 10 mould public sentiment
ia favor OF yUung NIrI Sugar Barrel and
against the man he trn i to murder.
The san Francisco Bulletin, We have
reason to b liere. vas pad 500 per
column Tor printing = the eloquent
speeches of MessIs. Hall NcAlIis,, r and
Henry Z Bghtou. o. IL fur the
de'eUss, ind the ''aiverti ing BIZ VI
that highly moral ami conservative ar
ma, i pDb .Oly IN the hear vicinity ui
$1,000 Tor this and other services.
The Cal, Alta, Examiner. Stock Report.
and probably the French mud uer.uan
dII.ies asU, ala printed vrrba .um copies
Of the sIupcndUus 4, ech-S. aud o.
course the thrifty News Letter w.s not
IUreOtien. Some Oi the Sacramento
AMI other lat, RIO journals aIso received
the tUoth-oIe sugar pun.
Truly tbs ''low,r vi the press" has
been sign -Iy illustrated in this case.
Now nat de great vIc.ory las been
won. let US all sit down and patiently
await the lerSciou, attack, o. the mora
press Of San Francisco upon GoveruOr
Stpuemau tie next time he purdous
IRON the peritentiary some wIetchcd
vasAbond who has served but twenty
tar,e o the t~wenty-sour month to wnicu
he ~us Srntcnccd or StrnLus n hIm.
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Tie WEEKLY iRDiP;HDEaT.

AdNertistis In the DAILY INpEPKxp-
EST also have the advantage VI the col
unnns vi the wEEKLI INDEPENDENT
which has D-.n published without in
teTInisnluh AT tins Office since early in
the year 1863, and has "a general eiruu-
lhuon IN every district. camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
oil Elko county. and is by far the best
"d'eIusiiS medium that has ever been
established III the county. Rem, mbsr
thht advertisements in our Daily also
Hrcur' the benefits of our large W. ekly
circulation. and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than thoSS
Of uIy competitor.
Tue Weekly is a ~2i15r-inch sheet.
AMI heoSl-E adv, rtiscnrrnts runs BiTtsen
columns 81 r aiding matter, embracing
all tue Geographic news Of general In-
I rest. all the news Of the Stat and 10
specially devoted To he local news Of
the county ami county ssAL. by sub
s~crhing for the WEEKLI ELKo 1NpE
you not only obtain all the To-
cnl news, but also receive = knowledge
Of nll important events trnnSpfrnz in
INV and every quarter OF the habitAhIs
world.
send along your subscriptions
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
sudden Departure.

Al v days sinee Rev. J. \. BFeese.
former trgi her oi' the st'r Valley school
who gave ZIP the pc ition some weeks
Dgo ton nccortt o. his health, md has
since b en- '.trriug nj Wills, LETT the
lotter place, a. stated by hiuiseli, Tor
Exc. On his a,rival at Ha.leck he
stopled of, bought u tieket Tor Ogd N,
had lis trunk checked tv tn t pViat and
le { "n The next Eist-bound train.
Parties wEv & We the above Stat ment
know no cause or the sudden uepaIture,
InL IL - n matt.r n Susl rise that lie
s..ou!d leave la tHE seeuDiLsiy st9ai h.
IN .nucs. 1t i, thought that p snsIb.y II
tory viii h nss u, en in cir, ulation re-
ds,u Z "pJn his integrity as a minister,
III ~ Ave no p.eyed npDr his mInd a. 10
uu at l. his mental faculueS temporarily
81 h"ush It Is supposed the charges cat
not b. sustained. and the canSe Oi his
coudnct Is a III sltor Ui conjecture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Minneapolis, MINI. Juy Atm: sher.
tf uilleu'. OF Morris county, New Jersey
passed through from Bismarck. Da.
kOta, with Miss Kate Bird, u young girl
sixteen years old, as n prisoner. MISS
Bird is the daughter Of John Bird, n
Morris county farmer Of some means.
Birds next door neighbor was a man
by the name Of Noah Thomas, married
aud aged fifty. Bril- aud Thomas were
schoolmates, aud both married. Piro
weeks ago Thomas deserted his vile,
selling his property, VIII ch was uDdsi
mortgage. collected Whist cash he could
and eiopcj vi h Miss Bird. The couple
went 70 Isl, parek, where they lived M
u and wife. A commercial man from
tho East, VITO knew the r'-cun fn-~o..
saw them there and notified Mr.. Bird.
Al OnIg, : c al On ,Int 80. uns gee ~
Shssays Sls SiII. rsjoiu Bird |
& the drst opportunity.
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~...E.E4nrrnl storm-

The town Of Nrosh Falls, KnusIs, was
noodedIAst Friday. aud uJl tue eastrn
part OF the 'eity was under water. Iu
tie bottom the or ,ps nre all gone eli
mo I al the steck drowned. 20 far ~,
known no lives have been lost, although
many lami ies have been driven to sec
oud stories of.tbeir dwellings, and the
floors OF business huuses WIRE covered
from one olive inch s. The water was
about twenty inches deep in Main street
In front Of the Tosto .l,e. All the dwell
lens in thep northeast quarter of the city
moved "~ut.during the night. The ar-
lug Of gins aud ringing Of b, liz has
been heard up the river, and fears ure
Unclaimed .os the safety Of some fnmi-
lies.
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E1.conu,a,uau c.saiar.

Tho Ogden SewA has these good
- rds to say for oarlAte Representative
In Congu~s; -"Mr. Cassidy will soon
r..um hou-. after cleaning mp the un-
finish d business of his t-rIn. He can
come back u his cansti usnt. with tue
proud v-onsciou.nrsz OF the int gritty Of
purpose Nh.ch enabl d him - do god
SERVICE for bis State and its Ieop.s; ior
wen there WAS wosk to Lr done Tor Ne
yada o. TOR aay ciizen o. he State, Mr.
Cassidy ne .er stopped to inquire whetL-
e. the requesi came from u Democrat or
a Re uDlican. but industr.ously vet to
W.T.. T. aeconp.lsh what was to be done.
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Young Saints.

At Tu cary hour sunday morning
while II party of yuang slnrnOn boys
aud girls were returning from Il night
spent in bacch intliau o girs aud Momou-
gIheh'm revclr.rs, they naae rni.d
South street lively with their ytl.s ami
whoops. and the air suiphuTous with
their brnsphem6us oatKs aid curs,s
Amid the discOTd mt sounds one could
Gle .ry hear. til. female voices crying
ou::-"G- d-the s. O. BIS, they
eopldH't make us put the flag up
Salt Lake Tribune.
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ton in die Earopein msiagvrie than .
Chin.mAn in . .DSmoeE1te convrn-
lion: that champion bip<dSd euSs Who
could lick the SRiVsnaAl RAms cock of
creation. quicker aud Licksr than John
l. Sullivan could knock out the Elko
dude This, I say. Is the anniversary
Of the birth Of tIat historical bird. who
wa hatehe l in he old b~liry in Phila-
dslphia. rocked IN the cradle o: lib. ny.
chnStened By the chaplain Of the Con-
inentll { ongress, fed, raised and ejn-
Gated by the soldiers at the Revolution.
and who attained his majority simultH-
nsOu,ly with the surrender oil the red
coats at YurktJwn. The bird whose
nest is in the dome o. the Capitol at
Washington and whose preseut range is
the AMSrican continent, iro a the Allan
tie to the Pacific, from the boundary u
. anada to tue Gulf of Mexico aud FROM
the SLvnnnas Of Cape Cod Il The Ever
glndes of the battle born State Of Neva-
In. But his present domain will not
serve for = markrr for his future possess
niOus. In-less thun-hah a Century they
will be bOanieI by TIE AIctte und Ant
arctic circles IN the North and SJuIh,
on tue East Md Nest by the rising anil
srttb'g Sun. He wIILihen;be save eigu
U. tue Seas, for il AlOinn contests the
supremacy, lie will Ium the Mississippi
River ip.o4hs n rnmolL Cav. OF Kvn-
tucx!, dry up tue damp old OCEAN.
IuiIj a railroad. on the boItom aud con-
TIL the comnrrSe u! the " rid:
Of Z k1 mas h en- ESPECIALLY iav.Tsd. Uy
Oar National BIRD p. lie has gwen US our
Indian RESERVATION. a State University
and q number of Po,tofticcs. TIL Iu-
dian reservation protects our Northern
Uorder, aud no ,o,eign ioe from Idaho
All invade our domaiu without paying
toll to mi superintendent at DucA Va
ley. The Safe University, thaI veurr-
able pile which looms up III the distance
uots hohOL IA hHS NhlLOu, otilc anu
town. Harvard, Yale ald Dartmouth
sink into insi~o niticance besid,s 1t in
tue.r contributions ~ the literary and
acI, ntIic word. 1t is undoubtedly the
leading educational Institute OF thi,
und spuer", and In SeiI worth tue
2O,OuO that was p nd tor IL.
Oar POsioifice is one of the best Iay-
ing institutions III the country, 1t ha,
already mad; one Postmaster so rIch that
lie retired .rUru the ufh.e aud nm d
q brass hand. and IL is expected trIi the
new o.e will accumulate sufficient wealth
in a couple oi months To run q week.,
newspaper during the balance Of the
year,
In conclusion my fellow opium fends,
l wall remark that bu: Tor Bob H.mili's
sntI-trett DLl l would ask you all down
~ the river to take u drink, and as it is,
the next b 81 thing yon can do j., to
r.ns i'll on sjme husky from T .scuro-
.ra or the S'pth Fork. Tnanki-g you
Tor the attention you have given me l
wi, conclude by ~ lug Iht if you do
no: like my OrLt:on yUn can go TO Sueoi
or TuscrrorL. 30 "
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chIcago's Population.

The Chicag" City Directory for 1856
Is out and ready for delivery to sab.
S%crih1Ts. The Increase in the popula.
ton OF tue city is estimated ut 1000,
and the actual Eo~ppIation is put down
ns MT Ear IRON 100, 600. III. preface
o tue new directory sets forth that the
building Interests 81 the city have shown
no npprecitb 1t. uinn,ion either in the
number or value OF structures. Over
1900 buildings were put up during 1884
covering moic than twenty miles Of
street frontage and costing nearly $780,
DOC. coo.
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False Predictions

The woeiul Prediction of the Blaine
Orators and organs Last Fail. us to the iu-
ture OF the negro in case Tue Drmoarals
should eject n PrrsIJeut, read o rdly
enough now. The Democrats have b:eI.
in. power four months and the cuur-
Try has yet 10 hear If the first Outrage
UPON II black IN the South. white iii tue
GA y three States which have he'd elec-
ions Of amy sort the noteworthy events
nave be II III choice 81 II c ,puUle negru
over RIVAL white candidates 10 IA rrspun.
s.b.c judicial posi- ion in Arkansas By
white votes, the denomination of IA nun.
Der Of colored men Ior local offices vi
the Demo ratio iscket Ia Virginia nm
the election ora Denidcrutlc Mayor III
the chief cry of Delaware after Ii pom,
Use t. appoint negroes on the police
iorce.-Ex .miner.
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Still knothar.

Jas. Haihorn. colored. who attempted
" criminal assault up,u 4 year old
daughter Of n prominent citizen OF Trim.
ity. Texas, on Fridiy night, was cap.
tnred by II sherih's posse near Lovcludy
on Sunday morning and placed in jhfl.
AZ night. fcafinS that The c]itizeus would
lynch the nrgro, the officers seer ted
him in the woods aud tied him to a tree.
While they were gone frr water. the
prisoner wits discovered an | taken by n
mob aud hanged within 200 yards o. the
Jail, where his budy was found
hanging yesterday morning.
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Indian Troubles.

a dispatch WAS received at the Interior
Dep 'rtment Tursdty from the Indian
"gent at Fort Reno. Indian I r~Iitury,
asking that more troops be sent t. that
post. TO bc Ia readiness should the CLry-
ennc lndfaus go ON the warpnih. T.e
dispatch Was referred To The Secretary of
War. who directed General Amgur, nj
kort Leaveuworth. to send all his uyuiI.
able troops to the Territory without de-
lay.
ES-Delegate G. II. ourny, Of Arizona.
has filed with the Commissioner OF In.
dihn Affairs n letter upon the general
subject Of Indian troubles III that Terri.
tory. lie says. in part: 1T is but
"atural that the peop.e OF Il community
who have been so earfuliy outraged In
1he past by savage trib s Of Indians, in
the 10 s. of life aud property, as have
'l~eatheS people pr ,4rrg66u.T isbquM be-
ctfne restless and discpntenIed under a
governmental policy whicI, permits. n
dreadful aud barbnrous foe to be main.
tanned In their miiSi, armed and equ.p..
ped in such a mapnsr as 20 render them
capable Of dealing death and destruction
upon innocent aud unofrcndiug ciIizcns,
whenever their savage in-tiucts may
lead them to do so. The people Of Arr
iona ARE restless and discontinued under
this state OF thing, and appeal to the
Government to reIevc their fears by dis.
arfning the Indians on the reservation
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IHE MISSOURI STEAM WASHER.
The Friend

An entirely new lator.saNns inVen-
ton for the uouSehuld. Tns most XXI
FECr AND PRACTICAL washer eve iniro-
duced.
Following are n few Of the many tes-
tim"uialn u las merit. now in possession
Of the agent, from well-kuoSn residents
OF EIko county.
CLovEE VALLEY. June "a. 1885.
The Missouri Steam Washer, TO ,ght
Of Mrs. Lemon, does 4 al work aud uas
np cquu. 1 ike 1t Uvtt,r ,han any l
b we even Seen. aud r cuuimeud t .bJve
al others. Mrs. J. L. MOOD.
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Presidential Amendments.

On Tuesday the President appointed
the following Presidential postmasters
Robert W. Spcer, ut Denver, OIL. vice
Robert Morris. suspended; Thomas n.
Goodnight. at Franklin. Kentucky. VIC
Joseph II. Harms, resigned; Michaei
W. Ryan, at MedfOrd, Wisconsin. vice
s. II. Keller, suspended; A. -.
Waller, at Tnscarora. Nevada. vice
q. T. Parsons. resigned; john
o'Donnell, Nt Mitchell, vice George See.
wool, commission. expired; John Pep
per. Mt 30 .cobel. Wis, vice VIM. T.. d..
lap. resigned.
The President MISC appointed Willis
O. Clark to b. Collector Of Customs for
port Of Mobile. Alabama. "
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Carson Ciy suffered a severe loss
by fire Oh Sandy, for not only is the
appearance Of the city greatly injur, d.
bui the l"ss vi pr 'Pe.ty fans heavy Ga
many who ale in nO Condition To stand
it. In no busluese block in this city,
says the Carson Tribune. could u tire
have injured Business men less able to
stand loss Than on the biucS c,n>u'ue /.
The lpauty aud stability Of the town are
G.eatly inj lred.
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Ron OF aonor.

The following is the ioll of honor of
the Sou.h Fox S~ehoOliior the month OF
Jun,: N,lIie Lee 100; Yada Hurdles
~, 10 Emma Hardrsty. loo; Ida
D.Oun. lU; Aet,i= prIwn, lou; Lib
bic uoo.eu. 81; COIn Wear, 81; Ia-
nii- 3Ie Kee. 10: BERTHE Mc Nee. loo;
B.rdie Down, IS; Fred Drown. lUO,
Geo.se S.leIc :. IoJ; romny Wear. ~
Mar Maisl. 30: John Walsh. 80.
MAooiE L. Hamilton.
30 TEACHER.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.

At the beginning al tho Erw Year
desire To extend my nIncrrr thanks to
the public who have favored me with ~
liberal patronage during the year winch
has just closed, and to assure Iuy Gus
toners and the gemrrl public that the
motto which heads tnis article shall IA
future 49, III the lHst, b.. the governing
principle Of my transactions with those
who favor me with their custom.
With kind regards to last aud futur,
patrons, wishing all n Happy New Year
| am the tuLlic's nlrdlrui ). rynnt.
HTBAN CHAsE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
Appointments.

The President on Monday appointed
pOstm tf;erS ia eight riti s. t. fiji yacan.
c.es occurring by expiration of commIs-
sions mud designations. T%hirty-nine
cases fof removal were consider d. y
these, twenty-five sGsreLs.Uns wer, made
and III s~e'tecn cases tue alleged causes
were not Il emed su.ici mt. SusI eu-
sions III one or two Cases, wtru for per-
a"unl misconlu AMI unntuess, und
others Tor pLHiSunsbiP.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Jusiice A. Is. Waller has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at ruscarora. Tue
Judge will have hts hands Iul:. rs he has
"a drug store and n lodging house u iook
after III addition to b.s Official positions
as Justice u the Peace and Postmaster.
We extend congratulations.