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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-11
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Ia Board Of County Commissioners
~ In regular session Monday-pres.
eni Mee.ns Bradley, Smith. end Honey
nAn-And transacted the following bus
iAsss:
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The following reports were read. &C
copied and ordered filed to wit: County
Clerk, County Hospital Steward. JHilor.
County ASS ssor Sheriff, Recorder,
District Attorney, j. Murphy, Justice of
tho Peace Of Camp Halleck, A. b Wal
ler. Justice OF the Peace of Tuscarora.
and Constable 7. b. Rule, of ruscarora.
The oiToial bend Of A. W. Brown.
Constable examiced approved aud OF
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SILVER VS.. GOLD.

In mn article on the decline in the
market value Of silver. the New York
Nation, n gold bug journal. notes that
"it Is worthy Of remark that white the
decline OF silver has been great in tho
past two years, the price Of wheat and
iron have declined even more" That
very sentence IL M admission Of the
whole question claimed by the adyo-
Gates Of silver. 1t is not silver that IL
depreciating In comparison with tho
other commodities, but gold hat is ap.
prcciating. The course Of the markets
proves silver 10 be the most stable met
al, consequently the proper one for
coinage, and for that reason the silver
advocates oppose its decentralization,
and are bitterly opposed TO making tho
sole standard Of value n metal the pur-
chasing power Of when IL continually
appTeciating.--lieno Journal.
This IL the very point which the
INDEPENDENT has hitherto taken in
comparing the stability Of the two met.
ais. md IL needs but n comparison Of
the relative fluctuations in the prices OF
silver aud the staple commodities 10
convince the most casual observer that
silver Is the natural standard Of values:
that instead Of silver deprcoiating In
value il is in reality al appreciation in
the value Of gold; that instead Of silver
being ut n discount, gold is AZ u prem
ium; and that while n silver dollar Is
worth 100 cents in comparison with the
staples Of commerce, n gold dollar IL
worth 1872 cents and consequently the
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GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Drces, of lIerkiiuur. y. y, who
kiiir,; i.er husband last December, cut
up the body and burned it i'll IA stove,
has been convicted OF murder in :hc
first degree.
john Alexander, wuo committed IA
murder i'll Texas thirty-two years ago,
was recently arrested i'll Arkansas.
Five m,u were killed and from thirty
to iotty injured III IL railroad accident
lust sunday night, seven miles west of
st. Paul, Mimi. Rubinsun's circus
train in two sections WAS approaching
81. Paul wLcn the from train, contain
ing the employees Of the circus in sleep
crs, G:ohc III " on Il heavy srsdr nul
~ruulIug backward ran into the rear
train iemOlishiug the three s!crpcrs.
More than II hundred men w,rc buried
in tic debris. the night was pitch dark
scene "hich can scarcely he described.
An exchange says that stovepipes can
DC cIIihcu by putihS "A piece oil zinc on
the cu.sis OF u hot fire. Another way is
10 pmta couple of ouIccs of powder,
wrapped il Il paper, into the .toyo and
hold the door shat with the oher.
When the powder eNpl, dcs tnv "nrus-
sion throws the sat from the 'cv pipe,
provided it don't burst the stove and
set thv house ON lire.
John NicLelson, editor Of tie Mormon
newspaper Of salt Lake City, hGs been
convicted OF unlawful cohab. and will
have IN Opportunity to spend i season
Of rest from the aI,!uous labor, Of Chis.
tiun journalism.
DirhtheT!a is becoming "a prevalent
III Salt Lake City us to c..usc many
families t. leave town with the hope OF
escaping the scourgc.
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o. W. Grover, Salary Fund. sal
airy as Superintendent Of
Schools, claimed $50 90. al
lowed. 6O W
A. w. Hesson, Salary Fund, sal
airy as Assessor. claimed,
$3.50 90. allowed. -. -. $50 90
J. II. Taber. Salary Fund, sal
AIRY ms Deputy Sheriff and
Jailer claimed $50 90. al
lowed lou w
l.. L. Morgan. Salary Fund, sal
airy as Treasurer claimed
$500 %. allowed. 200 90
q. F. Talbot. Salary Fund, sal
AIRY as District Attorney, claim
ed SlGG G6, allowed ........ lG6 &C
w. w. Rogers, Ss.ir Fund,
Auditors Sul ~, claimed
S2J 33, allowed. go. ....... 20 %
County Salary Fund, ST 'c pr"-
position az ASs~ s0r's Sn'.ry,
c!a:med SIUl o.. niloN,d.... IA CO
7. u. CLuihlo., Suwh FOX
Road FnLa, Shra ou rnad.
claimed $lO7. allowed 800. !O7 90
T. b. Chandler, South Fork
Road Fund, work on road,
claimed $40, allowed. -. 20 90
Isaac Wiseman, Clover Valley
Road Fund, work ON road
claimed $50, allowed. SO 90
Bert Travcr, Railroad Road
Fund, work on road, claimed
S57, allowed. ........ 81 90
STATE or NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELEo.
I, A. q. Dawlcy, County Clerk
and Clerk Of the Board of County
Commissioners, in and for said
county aud STATE, do hereby certify
that the foregoing bills were passed aud
ordered paid 10y the Board OF County
Commissioners ON the 5th, day Of
October, a. d., 1885.
4. q. DAwLEY,
County Clerk and Clerk OF Board OF
County Commissioners, Elko, October
Z, 1885.
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or disgusting bravado, such as no man
Of the ability of senator Sherman, or in
his high station, could indulge in with
ont disgrace. or they are his real senti-
ments, and mcun, when thoroughly an
alyzed, that if the Republican party
cannot obtain power in any other way,
1t shall obtain aud hold it by the sword.
l know that such nu idea, il you do not
reflect upon it,, is calculated to excite
your derision; but stop and reflect. II
the great State of Ohio can be carried
by such appeals to passion and preju-
dice rs Sherman is making, il his weap-
ons shall he sufficient L. thrust from OF
flee men whom two years ago you
elected, il they shall hew the way to ~
fifth term i'll the Senate for their author,
they will b., come the creed Of the Re
publican party in 1855, aud the doc
trime Of hate will lie strongly, il not
permanently established in the land
Judge Thurman said the issue raised
10y Mr. Sherman was n dangerous one
10 business, and to thu prosperity OF
the American people. and the effort to
blow into u flame the dying embrrs of
the civil strife, should he irOwncd down
by all loyal people.
The speaker next proceeded to- an.
swer the arguments Of Mr.. Sherman
concerning tine griuvous condition of
the cOlorcd race in the South, claiming
that they were now in the enjoyment
of grcCter prosperity and gTrater civil
rights than were ever enjoyed on this
race. lie dated the prosperity of that
section in 1875, Whom ,ho Democrats
came into control aud cnrpct-bag TO-.
eminent ceased. At the end Of II
yrrs. 1t can be- safely affirmed that there
j. not m industry in the South but j.
more prosperous than it ever was ia
chat region before. until now. They
have III mapy Ines Of manufacture be-
come rivals Of the mills of the Eastern
States. TIir speaker sketched briefly
the numerous enterprises and develop
nient Of the Southern free schools for
cOiorcd youth; the %contcntment which
exists among the colored people, and
the fact that they have not migrated to
any OF the old Tree States. All this was
argued to prove they were not discon-
lstInI 1nnrlnrII n,,l lnnrty.l ~ Nl...
rights Ns depicted by Sherman aud 9TH
er Republican orators. Thc eolored
maj seemed TO prefer living with the
white man in the South, although they
he Democrats, To dwelling in the tents
Of the Radicals, oven though they Oe
saints, II was argued that oil these
things could not lie 80 II the negroes Of
the South were in q state Of Sretchcd-
ness, which has been so Often asserted,
Judge Thurman denied the assump.
ton Of Senator Sherman that all the
cOlorcd yo.ors in the South are Ropub-
licnns aud would vote that ticket II not
tcrrOTizcd. IIc said: "If IL were true
il would be II serious question ns TO
whether II people 30 seryile and COW
ardly are ut TO exercise the elective
franchise. But for me, ] 10 not be-
that they are so utterly debnsed.
I believe that, having n good reason fer
voting the Republican ticket. they
from doing ~ in great numbers
Or vote the Democratic ticket. know !
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ott'eT Or
w~EINSTocK & LUeIN
400 TO ACE X STREET.
o"s pa,o<' g"ci"a,lr.s%> c6aE
otf'eE Or

We desire to say thai we aim to f1ll
all orders from out Ct town residents
for Wearing apparel, !ioCcohold 3upplies,
c:c., with the REArEGT CARL M:D SPEED.
Tic goods are collected from me Cea.4 ~
2taff OF clorko, whoa3 knowl o3-s aud ex-
psrionco fitc them for making JUnICIOUS
and SATISFACTORY nolectIono. before
going to tho cuotomer, the goes arc
1oyoral ttme0 examined in tho Country
l. :- --rz-,~ant, - o-.o- - '-.s1t
3no"rfecttono or erroro. Unde 40 cir
crmo tances aro OLD OR UNDE@1RADLa GOODS
sont out, and anything not az orLored,
OF not as representod, may be returned
at our expense. We propose to fill each
or@oT 80 we'll that other orders Will be
sure to follow.
T. large illustrated price l1ot and
camplco sent FREE to any address.
respectfully,
WEINSToCK & LUBIN.
P. S. IF you vi oh a Catal ogue, drop
lie a postal card with name and address.
It VII cost but a penny TO do go and
II nay gave you dollars.
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The Postmastcr-G General has decided
that n special delivery stamp on n let
ter does not require its delivery on Sun
day. veril, this is II piuus administra-
ticu. We respectfully Suggest that his
Royal Highuess, Prince Villas, issue an
edict forbidding the carrying OF deliver
ing Of any mail whatever, on the Sab
bath day.
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Special Announcement.

Having just received my samples Of
Fall and Winter goods for suits and
Ovcrcoats, and having mndc such ar
rnngrmcutS that 10 one can compete
with me III prices, ! would ask all those
who want puy kind Of IA suit To give me
II call. and | will satisfy them that my
prices are less than those ni nny party
travelling through and taking measures
Perfect tit guaranteed, aud you eau al.
ways try them on before +. king them.
II VI. REISHART.
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IN eminent divine - Y the advance
ment Of the world and the spread Of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the Interchange Of thought among
people and their Willingness to learn.
and hat the man or woman who OPP
poses the introduction Of new improve.
ments. the trial Of ncw ways and the
use Of new things. should Ice condemn
ed as not being good and useful mem.
beers -; society; aud now, il not set In
your old ways, try u bottle If YERnA
BuESA BITrEUs, Thcsa valuable lit.
tcrs cure BilliousuCns, Constipation.
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. la.
digestion and Dyspepsia, For sale by
all Druggists.
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: Mondays Times-iievicw contains a
eLSthy article Oh the unconstitutional
iiy oi the Judicial Act passed ut the last
session OF the Legislature. Strong
grounds are taken against its constitu-
%tionaIity, aud so far rs our limited le-
gal knowledge extends the points,
generally, ARE veil taken, and We hope
tine courts will ~uullify the whole Act.
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE

1t "a meeting %: the gari ~ County 4 Ia
mi-sion,T-. r,l.i.r a.. IuagL 81 I4Ia..z..iu g,
held Oct. . h. ls,1, uVa- orr! I'd that t,r
Clerk of said Hoard publish In accordance with
Law, a list of all Pc sons ~ corporations WL"sJ
taxes have been raised un the Assessment
Kohl. aud who did not appear before the board
Oct. 5th, isS5. A. follow.
Personal Property.
+. y. brake. from tl.5 % To sI.sIO 90.
=. NJ. strcc.eT. " S5.v9S "a " sJ,J95 %.
The Board will lie In reSsiou a. a Board of
Equalization un Monday. Oct. I2th. ls,5 q.
when %Iartrs AIMED above, upon making at
hiGNit according 10 Law that they have received
no motto" o such raise of valuation Of their
property shAll b. heard.
a. q DAWLET.
Clerk.
Elko, Oct. 9Th. Lass.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OTTfcE, EuREFI, SEv.l
a.AN ~ tHu.

LAND OTTtcE, EuREFI, SEv.(
Sept ~, 1885,.
N0ricg - HEREnr own that tho following
named settler has Med notice ~ his intention
To msto hnhl proof In support ~ his clam. and
ihsi sid proof will be made before the District
Judge u Eito county. NJ EIto. Sovsds. on
MosDAT. N%oygNprn 10. iss6, VII, Homestead
Application No. ieO: jasper 4. Robinson. Tor
the y. y Of Y. Y Of section o.. Township 81
North. Range IS Fast aud ". y 81 &. W. u Of
Section 30. Township 81 North. Range 81 Fast.
lie names the following Witnesses 70 prove
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward viii We pild for tho nrrc-l
and conviction 81 any party or prrt!rs found
guilty of st nling. Milling or running "a,
altering brands or mark of my i've stock
belonging to any member Of tn Nevada Live
Stock Association.
&. ". C~UUTCuHH. President.
f. :. SWEETsER. Secretary.
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OR STOLEN

From Csrlin about June 18th last. q large
bAy horse, Ii hands ! inch high white spnt ia
forehead; branded n IA chair on lsn shoulder
and vented with same iron on left ihIg u also
branded on len thigh with a cro-s. barred j.
Horse Ave years old and broke to work. 4 lii.
crAi reward for the recovery Of the animal will
lie given by Mcintosh Bros, Carlin. Nevada.
WIS I'm
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LIVE N LET LIVE. 4"

At the beginning Of the New Yoar I
desire to exte'u my sincere IjLnks 10
the puJ'ic who have fayo I'd ne with n
liberal p :ronnge during e Sc. which
has juat closed, nnd , nssue NV GUS
toners and the general pu1rc that the
motto which heads this nrticie shall in
future as IN ,Ic past, bc the governing
principle Of my transactions with those
" o favor Tc with their custom.
with kind regards to past aud future
patrons. wishing all n Happy New Year
] am the Publie's Obcdien, Servant,
HIRAM C1AsE
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the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DSILY IsDEpEsp,
EHr also have the advantage II the coll
uiun1 Of the WrrELY ISpEPENBENp
which has been publish, Il without in
Permission at this office since early in
the year 1869, and has IL general circu.
lation In every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
Of Elkn county. aud il 10y far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements iu out Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms nra
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
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Should be u Mormon Bishop.

Tine New York Sun says: Si,as
Globe, II gray haired uinn was u plssrn,
ger on the Erie Railway west.bound
train on Thursday. lie had three chill.
drcn with him bound Tor San francisco.
lie said: "Ghey are the youngest OF
twcnty-ihrec. My wife died in Ocean
county, n. j., where W. always lived
until IL few weeks ngo. She was only
5S years old; ] nm 90. We married
Al years ago. My oldest child, u
daughter, Is 40. She has eleven Uhil
dren, and three Ot them nTe niatricd aud
have children. Fourteen uf my twenty.
three children are married AMI scat
tered all over the continent. | have
descendants in every State la the Union,
but i don't know how many. | nave
never heard of u single death Of any Of
my children, but several oi my grand
children have died. Next 10 the oldest
Of my family are sons and twins. They
are 80. | have u dIulht; n 80 aud one
80, who are grdndmOtlcrs. Ny oldest
daughter lives in California. Her hus-
band il wealthy and they have sent for
ms u come with all my helpless little
mes and spend the rest OF my days
vita them"
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Notice i hereby given that the pariusrship
heretofore existing between q. II. BAllingcT
and Frank CoRSwcll. In the b Acsrmithiug bus.
insss i this day Dissolved by mutual conseuI.
Frank CogSwcll will continue the business
at the old stand. lie will also Jay all bills
n~gsiust and collect all moneys due the late
nrm.
EIko. sept. 3D. lssJ. $50 I'm
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EVERY SATURDAY

The Weekly IL n 2ix3G.inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs ,iTi,en
columns Of reading matter. embracing
oil the ~telcgrapbic ncwa Of general in
%torcst, all the news Of the STATE. and Ia
specially devoted to The locnl news Of
the county and county seat. by sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELRo ISnE
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
cal ncws, but also receive u knowledge
of oil important events transporting in
any and every quarter OF the habitNhlc
world.
Send along your subscriptions
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attempt to fix gold coin as the standard
Of values is an unjust discrimination in
favor of the few consumers AZ against
the great mass Of the producers Of the
United States.
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Rose Terry Cooke wants children to
carry raw lunches to school and lie
taught to prepare them there. That's
the way We used to do when we taught
school at the Overland in Ruby Valley,
and we could broil n steak on a forked
stick with the best Of them.
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NOTICE.

ccutive Committee of the Nevada Live Stock
Association Al Wiuncmucci on Saturday. Octo.
Der the 10th TO take some steps towards the in
vcstigrtion Of the fatal cttiI" disease now said
TO he prevalent within the State. All mem
bcrs who Fan possibly attend nrc requested Ia
do 80. +. W. CRUTCHER.
Chairman.
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1886 &c
To School Trustees.

The attention "f School Trustees is
nghn particulars directed to Article
VII, S,c;ion D, pnge u. also TO article
VIII, Sect II /, same page, Nevada
School Law, in reference 20 thr employ
mrnt Of teach rs, and to the payment
OF their salaries.
Trustees should know before giving
nn applicant employment that said APP
pllcant Is duly qualified according to
Law to teach III the public schools Of
the county by being in possession of the
necessary document as provided iu sec
ton !. above referred to. Trustees
should in =" east sign II voucher for
teachers ~salHTics at the close OF Ia term
Of rc!IOo. uu;II thu teacher has made n
rep"T. us .cIu,r Il ~ the same section.
Soy ~ nl, IH "a LG.. nc, t.rrrd where
teachers have closed thc.r scrinis.
drawn their salaries and left the coun-
try before the Superintendent was
aware that the term of school had
closed, aud this too without filing the
required report with the Trustees and
with the County Superintendt MT. III
Tfr't>r' 6rc required 20 see Maf ne
proper reports ere made Jcfore signing d
oo"eher for he (HH amount Of ,diary due
at the close Of term Of school.
G.. W. GEovER,
Go. Supt. Of Schools.
Elko, Oct. ., 1885.
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First prize for improvement i'll pen
mnnship, Josephine Hcmnen; second,
Trucmnn Young; third, Owen Tucker.
Miss VI. l.. HoUGH, Teacher.
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DIED.

G~ooDING-In Elko. ut the residence Of
judge Il. X. GiSclow. October s, 1885,
Mrs. Harriet \. Gouiing, i'll the Gjrd
year of her age.
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Horses For Sale!

4 hand Of about seventy head Of
Stock Houses are offered for sale at Il
bargain. Apply to Albert Lisssk, Car.
lin, Nevada. G.2i-lw.
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Bulls Allowed.

Hhe following is an official statement
of the bills allowed by the Board of
County Commissioner at the meeting
October ;, 1855:
j. W. auckland, General Fund,
Jani.or's Salary and washing
clGined so 90, allowed go. 40 90
w. W. Rogers, General Funi,
Auditor and Recorders fees,
Sajmcd Sl27 46, allowed -. l27 40
Payne a. Fernaid, General Fund
lumber furnished, claimed,
SlGd 40, allowed ......... ICG 40
w. I. Crane, General Fund wild
cat scalps, claimed 81 20, al
loWcu ............ 800. ! W
l.. Z. Morgan, Gene-M Fund.
books aud slsn, claia.el
$50 IL, allowed. .......... 10 ~
PLii Tripletr, General Fund,
.Rounty ON scnlps, claimed 81,
allowed 800. ........-.... 90
u. W. Brown, General Fund,
supplies furnished, claimed
S3l, allowed ............. 81 90
T.. w. Rule, General Pund, con.
stable fees, claimed S73 So, AL
lowed ...... ...... 73 50
Joseph Lang, General Fund.
meals for jury, claimed SO 80
allowed -. .............. q 90
il. J. Keith, General Fnud,
filling well, claimed 81, al
ioWed 4 w
Ben Yates, General Fnnd, work
on road, claimed $40 90, al
lo"td...... 49,. ....... 20 90
J. II. Taber, General Fund,
g"ql tof county, claimed
So -, allowed. .......... 50 20
Il. T.. Atwril, General Fund.
Sheriff fcSa. 'ini.ned ~ 90,
""ed y W
Gecrgv Potter, General Fund,
bounty On scalps, claimed
81 90, allowed. ........., 6 80
A: Is. walIer, General Fund,
Justice fees, claimed, 81 %
aADMNu DU III
". I. Smith. General Fund,
IN, rchaniiSe for county, claim
cd S23 Co, allowed ........ 90 Go
August Peterson, Gen raj Fund,
bbnn;y on scalps, claimed
81 90 allowed ............ 6 so
f"l"n Peck General Fund. Cor
gnpr's !.ng rlutunrI Sgl vI
allowed ..........."...... 23 80
+. $. Scars, General Fund,
County Printing, claimed
S2lS 80, allowed. .......... 2IS 90
a G.. Dawlcy, Contingent Fund
supplies for county, claimed
Sil 10. allowed ......... IL 10
=: L. Atwcll, Contingent Fund,
board OF prisoners, claimed
$50 81, allowed ........... 80 81
Hiram Chase, INDECENT Fund,
Provisions furnished Mrs.
Banks, an Indigcnt, claimed
$50, allowed. ...... -. 20 90
Mrs. nagley, INDECENT Fund,
washing for Hospital. claimed
$40 %. ailowed............... Is 90
j: Brown, lndigeni fund, cof-
Ap for INDECENT, claimed $50,
allowed ..;..i.r.,..,..,,., 20 90
James Jones, lndig nj Fund,
YR!ary as Hospital Steward,
claimed So W, allowed. 49,. G5 90
4, J. Meigs, Indigcnt Fund, sal
az as Hospital physician,
claimed 800 90, allowed -. 100 90
Bartlett IL Osircichcr, INDECENT
Fund, for board Of hospital
patients, claimed sci G5 al.
lowed .......... ...,. Oh G5
NcIutosh Bros, General Fund,
provisions furnished Il. NJ.
Cmne, an INDECENT person.
claimed $50, Gllowcd. ....... 20 90
F. HgneSuIIn, Salary Fund, sal
AIRY ~ County COmmi Toner,
and mileage. claimed 4ilii 60.
allowed :,..""." ....., III GO
J. II. Bradley, SALARY Fund, sil.
AIRY us ounty Commits %,ioner,
c:aimrd go 20, allowed ... 80 90
Mart snnh, Salary Fond. sal.
nry ps County Commissioner,
aud mileage. claimed 800 90,
allowed, .u......u... 20 90
!. q. Dawley, Salary Fund,
salary rs County Clerk claim,
$3.50 90, allowed $50 90
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ROLL or HONOR.

The following il the report of the
Pleasant Valley public school for the
month Of September, 1855:
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School Funds.

The fourth quarterly appoIt.onment
Of County School Funds to the several
districts of Elko county, being for the
quarter ending Sept. 80, 1855, is MS fol-
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his s~Ontinuous rs.idsues upon and cultivate.
Of. said land viz:
W. W. Rogers. Of Elko, Elko County w.
q. W. Tucker Of " "a.
W. A shepherd, Of South Fork .
W. T. Crane, Of
J; II. HHckLET. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-11

The following is an official statement
of the bills allowed by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
October 3, 1855:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-11
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Elko, Oct. 3th. lass.