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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29
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nave Dce" ch"'eh IMAM IL i I" hHo" that
'n''i Se'''''"' - " genuine surprise t.
"4e country
Il ie7i'eh' mas "c'eP'e" lac ih'i-
'"'''" "i veterans o. Tue iFat AMI other
burg, when they make their historical
WISH; there IN the eth and 9TH Of AIny.
lie * anxious 10 he on the field when
the leading Generals Of both armies Ar.
there to explain their movements.
The ; nate IN executive session rati.
fed the additional article Of the Mr1i,
can treaty extending until May 20. 1886.
the time for the upuTpyIl Of laws uyrp,.
a,.,-rn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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from lIrlcuu. Six mines are in til,
course uf DEVELOPMENT md st,E.s ,n
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The WEEKLY lN0EPGADeNT.

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ESr also have the advantage Of the col
uiuns of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without ill.,
remission ut this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has u general cifcu-
iahon in every district. camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF EIko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits 0f our large Weekly
circulation, and That our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly IL n 2iN3G.inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs NJissn
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the ~tclcgraphic news 81 general in
trrcs', nll the ncws Of the State. aud il
specially devoted Ia the local news Of
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

Chairman Wilson. Of the Executive
Committee Of the general railroad pas
q niger agents, telegraphs TO Director
General Burke: ".Nl roads have con-
formed to your wishes, and from Que.
beck TO New Orleans and return are
available nj rates Of one cent per mile
or lesa.''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

John Payne, senior partner Of the
well-knowu lumber -n!iug hrm of this
city is CAUSING q ~iud-HIll : " lie r~recte.!
upon "a, : ON is Upol l. ca Ei, d~c!-
hing is s!;U tied. lac os;r.a,ih,r objc t
in cDu-!ruc;-ug the rotary contT.v-
auc Ii to- pull Up water from bow, Il
OF the cath, Dus IN view IF The fast that
the llumb.li: river i, but - few yards
distant, the water laEt %: Tia" scheme il
probably IL L.c.c Blind -..ni J-ck isn't
much addicted to water anyhoH. jacks
u!trs utiiit1li.A FrDciivi,ie, leads t. the
suspicion that lis real design in the
present cNtriras.Ic- II merely to- fur
uish employment Tor tae ~auIou
breczcs that ~ctvyrt, cilrr ami 20 t.
waste up there about his premises.
What further wenksnS the claim Of the
water theory also, is the steady decline
in the price Of corn whisky "a far su-
perior beverage in the esteem OF all the
old sL.l-back,J and the successful oper-
alton Of the anti-trcut Law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

San Francisco ndyiccs are that the
great grain sections Of the State are sui.
'"ring :rom wan Of rnin. 4 lour. hours
shower has improved prospects in the
coast counties. IN no rain has iullcu in
the interior. The crops ih,r nrc In u
critical condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

The Rev. Geo. II. Thnycr, Of Bour.
on. Ind, says Both myself and wife
owe II lives TO Sbiloh's Consumption
Cure, For sale 10y +. /. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29
GnrnAL HTa

nave SLhbCI L4o-a Na2-L IGN -SAA1l
~ith ness tia; ka.SlA has fallen
A Main stree. gir's answer To tie eur
r,nl GNU .tTan4: VIII the eO.ina
man EOrkg" Is: He uin If : him
A few drops Of h Gil Of Ass4frH
spriak.ed IN the EeS;s and Oh the roOst-
III. keep the chickens free from N=rnin.
The Brti1h Representative and tie
lHSp M.ris;=r 10 Pekin arr vyipg t.
a.nnv reses between FrsD=- and
China IL Is stated that the var has
AI.Ay c IT chin. ". 900. OD tells.
4 convention Of striking raiEefs II
SgraishtsSilte, Ohio. with delegates from
ths Hooking Valley mines, draded t.
aeeeps hfi! cent Per toHL This ends
the suikz. begun last April.
A general advance tvvaris Tomas
viii u made Friday Spies oouuGue 10
rrPoT thlt TIE AmaraI tHb- If Arab,
E.I j ser: tie M-h.i and jOiu the Bn,-
ish II the frs: opportunity
The san Francisco Post states that =
rumor j. current thu: for $500, GO cash
SLs. ShA<yu sill all claims TO
SrratOr SAIOE's estA:. and vii ADM:
that she Is not mis- zifs AMI will Lave
tie country IL W Tyler, Arr leading
counsel, denied there rs any truth il
tie report. As did Als1 Colonel F~IJurney.
Senate SHARON ani General Barnes,
his counsel. declined TO be interviewed
ON the subject.
The FPe Lance. one II the aunsIl
Productions OF the StIi- Capital. thus
glOAts over tue Prospective Iu-na4.
harTes; to H. rraped ia that covctUGs
city the coming season. 4 hundred
thousand d0ltB wall be disbursrd III
larson for a Government baiIdIng. and
the State Capitol. Mint. Prison and Or
phans' Home vii! contribute thou. usual
moun There SIti probably be neatly
a millioa d.LlIs di,bursed in and
Ai"uih NAih'- HAAiH 'ht H'AsiNO years
and thu provided Tor the neat two years
We have no OCCASION for alarm But let
rs make hay while the sun shines.
Malcolm Hay, nominated for FIrs: As
Sistani Postmat:er General, is "a promi-
Il N; lt-yrr Il Ph,abug- lie g2S q
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To the Senate by the pr..,d. 81,
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

On Wednesday last. President Clcye-
land appointed wm Garnrd rs Super.
iutcua at Of the Carson Mint. and J. X.
Rym aS ]coincr, and the Eurckn SENT
mel says the appointment Of Mr.. Gar
rard givcsg neral satisfaction in that
community.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

ShilOh's Cure will immediately cure
Group, whnoping cnngh and bronchitis
For sale by +. +. Muller.
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BORN.
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NEYL,NU-ln Star valley, March y,
lSSj, T." the wife Of IL. j. Ncylnnd, a
daughter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29
AGENCE AMERICAN,
ls. Ruo Dc La rdelite. PARIS FRANCE

Rare Paintings. Engravings. Photos.
Books, Curiosiiiys and Novelties bought
on Commission for export. Send one
Dollar M Deposit aud we will send you
samples to select from.
Letter Postage - Cents.
fcb-2 Gm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-29

II IL said that Gen. Grant was much
disturbed lately about some dispnrnging
remarks lac mudc about Gen. Hancock
five years ago. and sent him n message
Of regret, To which Gen. Hancock re.
turned q kind answer.
Cnt0rrh cured, sweet breath and health
secured by Shiloh's Cntarh Remedies.
"rico 30 & nts. Nasal INJECTOR free.
.Or sale hy 2. 4 Muller
The Tombstone., 1885-04-06

S "a hsE kn <. s- EE S Ess
 iESSCZOHE. Gre. Ns-veIife, Stren?th yiv0rl 3 positive Pes orzt ve [ lr Lose Of Manly ViGcr in Young. G ddls-A ys d nd Old E-n. r-1:ter what ciusn. In Terycus ebi ty, Exhaust ca, Impo- encv, Seminal WeaLne. s.os Ike ailrreats thIs St rGs-t ( -r7niedy Is a tain Cue To sac. ,uher-rs. srnr seFenent of their .roiotss. qrsots:v sufficient it- virtu" wiu bs ssnJ Free cf st Address IF. 0. Box 24941
 kEOR0ZOks MEDICAL CO.,. ST. louss. ne
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IN THE DlSSHICr COCHT OT THE. See rld J.dicIai Di>tr.ct of the I-t.ijory .L ArIz 'i,., n Ind for Inc E,.i;aty of Cnc.iS .. Asa H. -hbin-, i!im.i.i. v- Ii,nry !. I Oi"Ip. !. Granville Sm,h. B'-r jlnhiI I Pippcv, S.s'lil,.i |. Y ,Twcl;. Ciaii irs VI. Pond and jrIe II 'iiIncc 5iiiIns Com 'auN. Gciru Gau:S. ACt,"u trough, IT hr D.-:ritt C.IIr uf thc Second Judt Ial District cf tn. Te. tory "i Arizona, in and for tue rqun.l of to cLi-". and lh" t"in. ini iis"j m lhc c"untr "i Cucli,r. i.i lie u.iicc "f ihr C.etc U( the sad Dl-tr,cl Count.
 1.ic Icriit'ry f -trII ina sends greeting |" iien:y J. Goodwin, !. Granv.lic Suii... Ben anilI !. Pri cy. rnWel l. N 'rNvl Char C, NJ. P.,nd aid the Dc.iI ,Ire Mnt!"- Company, cu-I or-t o.l, dcirnd .H.s.
 I''d ate hereby q fired io az. '.ar in aI acIion ought n2a nsl y-u G, h.. uanrd .lainiii; ii t:tr D -,Iict Court ui 'E. lcir,inrN 0, Ar,I'H.', m tHt ,nr t.e c'un.. e. 'Chi>r, dnI io answer the v''!n IIL, i..' thvrcIn w"uIIi t"cntt d .!- trNc.i. i.c nl t'' d ' iNicc) Ii.cr Inc rv.vc ''' You La -u.nnI .m- ti -crvr,i W .iin :h.- cor |. Or II .. Tye,i "ui f this ,thil. b I in Iii tl-tr.C', w.t:Iin tli'GN diNs: "it.c:wI c itn forty dIA-D ui Ju.I-Ii -nt rr de .GIii wi b ttNei tg .IIst oi .c..ur tag tu h. ErIs.. Oi sud c.Iniiasnt. Sad a'tiJn i> .. ou get f Iccov r q ybi in sGti! <, .tE .n wlr C.,. C! su:. t> N Il ;I.I a,,. .'ror ,. sr 70 b. i..t icr-In, t:iiy Vcr'i.i,.t: cap. uI wHI"' Is ncrrw.,I -e u.'pI A,'n -,nd "u 'IT iic .''' '.'' j'i-'i i. .'.ii ''' | d. 'o HI-"c ir" -.:id "u,i.' .'l.iu ,.,..r c ,uircu tine I:d ltai.It.I NI.i i~nv Jt.i -nrn' .,-a...> yoa o, d-i....i lii irc ,i:.n q. .4,tii,Ri. VI l. ] .er,"., s.a.Ui".! d,'nt-e, ..hL c",. of su:t.
 c. .,n III i.r rIy h .ni lnd ~c.Ii or tir D.>. ir.. L"t,.t oi tIc .>,ro.d i. -,i D.>trtCt tar lr.rI.u Df Az .iTa. all. ih. t., C 'In., e! G"CHi-r. tu.s i!,u d of fc ... ar,, n the lCsr ,I 'rIIr l. ,.d oJc tLoL,I .u cI .Ut mundr,d and -I-;l-l t.
 SEAL " Ii. SEAM NS, CirIk.
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THE EXPERT SPEcIsLisT,

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST. DIR ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN. Is 4 regular rradra' ed physician and Surg, on, educated al ROwdnin College aud Cniver -Hy of Michigan. and is acknowledged to he ;lc m'.si expert sur=eox in his specially on Inc Pacific craSt.
 YOUNG BEEN And middlc.a"rd men. who are suffrrin, from the cf.rcts of Youtk'ul Indiscrcti"n> . Exre-."s in nna!ure years, Nerv"I- and Thy; iral Debility, Iihn"icnce, Lost Manhood. con 'u-on of ideas. dull eyes. av-rsiub Ia @; irIy, dcspundcncy, pI'uplcs oh thc face, loss oi en- rrgy and memory, frequency of ur!na'in", cic. Remember. that hv combination of rcnIe- dies of great curative power the Drctor has SO arranged his treatment that It will not only afford imiardiatc relief hut permanent cure.
 My Hospital Experience CHayin- been surgeon m charge of tw" irad- ing hu>piial>) crahle- mr trea; all private diseases with excellent results. wish il d'S- tincIIy undrr>tnod that ,io not rlaim to per form inn o<siiilttic-, or io have miraculous or siII crlUman power. l claim only 10 tc :i >kiifuI and successful physician ard surgeon, thoroughly informed in my $. eriaIty-
 Diseases of Man.
 All applying ,o ,pe will rece'vc my honest op,uion of their complaints s-Noryperimeni- ing. will guarantee q p">itive cure in cv cry ease undertake, or forfeit Sl l.0u. Con silfaiios in office or by lrtier FI;E~ and strictly rrivare. Charges reasonable. Thorough ey.Iniua'in including cbrmic"l ai.d m :crosropicai analysis of urine and advice, $500.
 Office hours 9to 3 daily q ioS crening. Sun days io ,2 only. Call or address DIR. A L. L. E " a61< Kcarny street, San Francesca. Cal.
 .ss- Remember. the Doctor has vecata-- he C"up"u'Id. the result of many years of special racIice and had -tuGy. .wbich under bi .dyIce has never failed of success in the cure .i LOST MANHOOD, PSOSTA- TORRHEA, etc.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-06

TOMBSTONE. TERRITORY OF A4I. .iir. CcuuIy of CaciIi>c, January j, iS>5. In l. E..Iirht. '. ur hcir-, executors, adsninis- ir.t,or- or signs, ynI ale hrIcbv uo' filed that thr unders %lcd Lbs expended SiIj n.
 ;i,"r and Improvements fol lhe yrals 1882 iSS:i ard 1881, II tie Ophir ana Legal Tender mini;" e ms. situated in the War ruH niIn'n. ds>tr e. county nf Coriti-e, aI d rerrrur, oi riEpma, in uid,'r tu h"id sa ii ,Irrinisr, under Ihc provisions f section 2}24. Rc.Is d Statutes ut iiIe United &. teS, ilci z the sInui,ii required to l".d the same for tlo year 1885 And if within .iJ d ,,s from tiIt serve. q. this n"iiCr, or wi. hin % days after th n":icr bv iuhlir.t on N.u fl,, O. re us. tO cortiib ,tc your propocIInn ur such cXI cnd:iu hriug $1UD each and costs of tii~ advertisement. as co-,,wnrr, ,pur in!ritst- in -a.d cln,LI~ will become the property ui the uhd,,sien Ii h nd i'd -rc. lion :i55l1f. C. II. BR CkWE EEL.
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NO,lt.n Nf tnrIrlinrt.

RISBEE. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. touhty of C"riii-e, Feb. uary Q, lNe5. To James R. Mcdonald, lnur heirs, executors, aGiGiuis rators or assigns, hou aie hcic t.y hotiiicd t.,at the under>igne't has eX- .tnded one hundred dollars (Sl,m) in Iahpr ,. d mpg ,yrnrnt> for ihc year lo>i. upon Lr.In,rI.lii Dwyer mihe. situated in lhc Iiati-n m:pir" d $ Iir', connty uf C .ni.e Ter ,tnry "f AlZnua, in "rl'r To hoii i'd '.rrmi~r> der the provisions of see: ion e39i, Revi-, ii Statutes of tie Uniled Stat, S, being the amount required io Ioli ihc same for lc year iccI, and If w,:.'iI .n day from jlc service ol tEI> n'tirc, ..r within % day . ir m Ihr service "i this Lo'iee by public a- ton. you fail ur r fuse ,o c.'ntrihGtc your rropnIiiun "f -uch eXpcnli,u q, Lrin. n'tN !nilirs (S..i, ana co>l of IiI', advertisement d. cn-uwncr, ,our interest in salt claim " II hccou-c lle i'roi rrIy Ui tHc undersigned un- der said section 2344.
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Notice of Forfeiture. rOF A. PDNEp1Y ANDJ IT. GRFrr

your heirs, "Xcuu'"rs, adi.iuiHisiratoIs ur assigns: You are hereby not il that the Il l. drrsisG-d has cYrchhcd one hundred dollars tSlW) in iabnr d Improvements dur ing The year \. D. lSSi upon the Buckncr inin.r: claim, situated in Tomhstonr mining district, county uf Cnci.lSe. Territory of Arr zoni, for tlse pnrp"sr of holding said ninin" clam under the ,royi>i.,ns uI section 2.24 og tEe Revised SIaj,;tuS oi tHc tHitrd states and il at the exp ration of ninety days after thr service ,f t.I notice by puhiicItibn you should fail or rcfus" to contribute your lropur ion, ,u-wiI: iiftv dollars theins :,9j aci oi Ihe ab ye mentioned Sl0O rN- I.e'd d. ani the cost of this 'dvor, .>c;h-Iit. a> CD owners, our interests lu the said min
 u. claim wIil under said ssct on :gi2i. bv- come the property Of tie u.hcrs'.nrd CO., owner. ". II. sTiLLWEL..
 Dated Tombstone, Cochi-r county, Terri Inrl nl Aliz lLn. JMmMlrv lh. lSNl
The Tombstone., 1885-04-06
Notice Oi f..i.......>.

TO G. W. JLiEEO..D YOU: II iRS EN c'ui,.Ts. Iau.sII -tIItur> O.. / .>: i1a al, n -rci'J us,tiici It s.I. u IIcrsl I'd nt> cY pc'rLcd u.Ic Iu d-ed d niar- (.;lU'J III liI,,. aid ilnpruveiii nI- Irius tue sc.r i. D 1oo4 upoh he M l,ug ,u!iInI cla.Ii, >.ti.Iy ln ,och'>t. Iii..in t.>Ir e. tuUIiS Uf C. cIisc. icrri.1 "i hiiZ,i ,d. f'r tn,. pu"p Nt 0, hUii1s s.iId uni.I.i. rlI In II idc. lie .,ro- vi-Io"- u! section ::j.l, R we'd -,,aiutvs O t.Ic UHi.ed otdt--; II at tHc cx.I.r.tIDI 0 n.ne.y dt,> ter me >crv;c,. al t.iis not C.. by yuDl.cat un you si.IIlJ I.Il Or rgfusc C 'n ri,it: yuuT pi"i'O"tlJii, tu-H.t: FiIll d''. itr- tSlJl oi IEr above u n,IDIivG @.UJ rX- Ircii..cd ...d lhe Costs oi iiii, guvc,ii-ctncn as cp-p"neI. yuur nn!UTc-J In sad nit.n- claim viii, uu,rr svctIon 2jsi !-,. inc t,.c propcrly oi the uhu,Isisne r.,-Jw. .,cr.
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 Dated Tombstone, tociI.sc O .nt,, tc.ri- tory of Ariz a. Jan.ar, iJ :So-,
The Tombstone., 1885-04-06
Notice Oi' F'oi i,.lture

8;shcc. February 9, 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-06
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as I',~> "i memory, Za-s nGc, ,h"'inihai chiiH .i"n>, ..ycr>iIn> tu >Uri ". ditiilr>s "I Ni>- sio nuI,c- in tiir head, the vial iHid l';''S ing ,.nnh-cr,"d thr,nIgh he niInc. and in:iI.l oi her diseases ,iIat lead tHii-anIly and death
 Dr. NIntIv. who is \ rrgIlsr 2r"d'Iairo pliy>ician, wIi, agree to forfeit live hundrcc dollar. for a ca-e uf this kind that the Hal Restorative Cindcr li, special dcv.-e aud tr-a;mcntl will not cure. or for anyiiliag liii- pure Or iriurinu> fpGTd in it. br. Mistis ticats all d:>,.a-cs successfully wilE"dt nicr- cvry. Consultation free. Thorough cXnin- nation and a,lvice. in:iudin@ analysi- of urine, $5. iricc of NI!Hl Restorative Sl5o d huttle, ar four Hines the qiiantiy J0r so; ni r. any address upon receipt of price, or .. O. n, secure from observation and m pii- vatc namir, n desired, by A. l.. MIN H.. br. No l2 kcarny street, San Francisco, Gal.
 Dr. Miniic's Kidney Remedy, NErHRETi- CUM curse all kinds ,f kidney and bladder ,om! ;ia;nt-. runnorrhpa, iecu, orrh".', "iert. For sale ty ail druggists; Sl bottle, SIX bottles S'
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cratic Slav is hardly conceivable He had clear, distinct opinion on every subject under the sun, and he was at all times and at all places prepared to ad- vocate his opinions with logic or illustra- ton, swoSd or pistol. He had fought varioas d1els in Europe-he had lost an eye in a personal combat-and would have fought dozens here, had he been grantied. But although he was the most serious of mortsls, nobody took him seriously indeed, nobody could so take him. He was superlative humorist in one sense, and yet in another was as in- capable of humor as dromedary. When he had an argument with any one = hls method was to deny fiAtly everything his opponent advanced-he never allowed the argument to come to a conclusion. Ii he did not meet his opponent for a week or a month his habit was, on en- coun,ering him, to resume the discussion at once, as II there had been no inter rupeion.
 An acquaintance who had not seen him for seven or eight days called at his boarding house one morning and was sent 10 his room. The eccentric had not risen, but spsang out ot bed at the knock, and opened the door while he was re- moving his night-gown. Having had a previous debate with his visitor on the true principles of democracy, he took 1t up just where he had left of Seeing his condition, his caller said he would come later. But Gurowski, entirely nude, and paying no attention to the remark, followed h,m into the hall and half way down stairs, driving his points home, before he could be induced to retire to his chamber and complete his toile.. He often drew a pistol on comparative strangers, and begged them to accept another, to settle some question that they cared nothing about. He was so in love with liberty that he believed no one but himself should possess it. His egctism was rabid and his temper was frantic. Nevertheless, he considered himself one of the most amiable of men. and wondered why peo- pie always wanted to quarrel with him.
 Adam Gurowski-he hated his title of count, and never referred to it--died in Washington in his sixty. first year, as was said, of a fit of cholera, but really oi pneumonia, contracted by exposure to a ralnstorm, after giving his overcoat to a poor negro. Most of his faults were on the surface. He had many sterling vir- tues-courage, independence, kindness of heart, strength of character and love of freedom among them. He was the in carnation of honesty, candor and self william example, in the other extreme, to all politicians.