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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

The Detroit team played ln lne form and
their friends were sire of the game until the
lxata inning when pitched ball dislocat-
sd the male finger of Bennett's right
hand. The member was badly bruised and
ae vas oolssd % leave tne de.l Rowe vas
then put oeniad che ha1 until in the ninth
irn.1g when be- too was retired with
broken dngsr. oanzei took his place and
t was hs mus Whicn gave McC1rmicx 3
sr1-s ana lose 30 Detroit tae game
Flr.r inning Detroit won the toss and
cen. Richardson f8 oat who vas struck out
Hr1ula-rs iev CD Ryan Thompson made a
base a's ana vas foliosed by Hsuloa who
ras lhrosu o1t a. frst For Chicago.
Fignn lif far O re1 oagssr Ryan made arst
ca an error oy White Flynn crossing the
plate NelsF struck oul Ansou hit
fs W8Hs waa .hrsr Rgan 0ai 80 second
..r f1l $50 7aeF vas followed 1v
williamson Fae srraes aat leaving Pie.fer
er seeoot
second .nn'rE Bose a.t fo rirh- Gels Or
tvo bases SID Fare fa'-l sat uenneft
rr te1 r.se. sr.l Rove searef the f-sf
rrr team hs sym tsE co.
a. ~ nr,t lHt ht.a Fin
.a m Barns au8
p ertH ars'. aut
aHe
rs --rres
srI ttH ssea M f.r n4s-
kr e ttHlp
tf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

NEwAHk n. J.. June lo.-rbsrie~ !. Nc
Caioug a wealthy retired merchant tailor.
residing in This citv. committed suicide yes
leriay he -sallowing a large dose ~ suda-
num. iuiaifhlulness go thc part of bis
wife saii 81 have BEEN The cause of his
rash act
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

cssn june u ia Is reported that lae
Chi-asa. Milwaukee a -. Paul Railway cot
The 81 ghf rates from Omaha 20 faicsgo
yesterday s5nnf - per cent The ol ec1 IS
net known hat it Is sisted the s. faDfs
a8mpeI tors riii NOE meet TIE cos.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

a-t.as hit.--r LUlls lt Clncuuaii, -
Errors -~t Louis 81. Cincinnati -
I.fehaFs-H Hudson auA ruutt
fnulre- AlortHu.
Lnll4ln Was klocEet out On tne middle ol b-r
eaaa and new pllcner substituted
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
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f'rrnr--AtnI g. Baltimore. 2
Hatteries-MafheNs aud Mi-lgan ior Atnlctcs
ki.r1y aud Tra.firy for Baltimore.
Empire-N alcntine.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

0.her oan-s ln ths National League
aer- played ls a-9as
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Gamrs iu ~ Amerc4n Assocla'l1n "efe
r.Is..f - rtII.E-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

The Auburn (Ills.J Citizen" Of the
9Th instant conts.,aB the following:
"Wm. +. Crane, Of Elko. New, las
bought IN imported Clydcsdule horse OF
Reynolds. Of Henderson county, Ills. /.
also n ClydesdHle colt, coming three
years old. OF Joseph Bloui. Of Mncomb:
also nine head Of fine Holstein cattle, Of
Amos Edwards, Of Hancock county.
All Of these are high priced animals.
Mr.. Crane will leave with them this
week for home.
A number OF our prominent slockmen
have examined the horses first men.
toned aud testify Rs follows:
We. the undersigned. have examined
the Clydcsdale horse recently purchased
by W. r. Crane OF Henderson county,
mud believe him TO be one Of the best for
all purposes that we have ever seen, and
we cordially commend him to the aitcn.
ton Of stock breeders.
II. s. Whineman. J. n. Leehridse, J
N. Kenncy. A. V. q. Kenney, 7. Black,
J. u. Fletcher. Elihu Stout, Henry NJ
Fletcher, J. +, Smith, w. r. Mason.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
tFFoI- Saturdays Daily
aALMAoUMDI.

Jud Dakin and daughter are in town
from LAmoilie.
Coanty Recorder Rogers. started for
LndianA lat night.
Charley Ei.rnbere aud r. Keller.
eams.inG by buggy from bullion to-day.
Morris Badt. OF Wells, passed through
on his way 70 San francisco this morn
ing. C." 90.
joe Coburn, afr ten years seclusion
at Sing Sing. inEned up in New York the
Other day aud ua arrested for punch
ing in tue nose , son Of Judge Hilton.
on street car.
The passenger train vas two hours be-
hind ume his morning. The 6rst Sec
lion had ON board tue usual 40 Ia sen
gers. and the second about the sam.
number. Mott seat Vas to be had Oh
either trim.
The steamer Estate Of California"
Hn3bAe harkentiue "Portland' collided
early Wednesday morning . short dis
lance outside tho Golden GAZE, cutting
tho steamer 20 the waters edge aud
damaging Ler to. the s1ieut Of $50. 900.
Both Nessels7eet safely into porL.
If Triplett who has BEEN attend-
ing the StOcknrn's Convention ut
Cheyenne, returned here this morning.
Ii. j. Keith, Who started out to do"
a large s!ioe OF the State Of Missouri.
got in on the same train with joe, but
Is unable To give any account Of him
self since his departure. e He looks
hearty however, aud crooks his elbow
With accustomed grace; but his ranb-
ling talk about fndiug 1riplet. footing
At toward OmahR aud crying to get
home; how he Steered him aboard Of y
u~sSt-Louud train and finally brought
him safe into the bosom Of his family.
makes It apparent TO has sympathiziug
friends, that even change VI scene aud
climate has failed to Remove the malady
with which he has so long been aAlict-
ed.
Ed FoOte aged 10 a couple of days
ACo, 1T lthicA, y. y. married Hiss Sweet
aged 10. Ju-t as the youthful lair were
about to retire for tue might, Old man
Sweet broke into tie room aud the ar
rangenents; Wallupel the groom aud
took away the bride. Lutte Eoo.e had
old Bitter Sweet arrested for assault.
but las Cou being a prosaic old iUgy,
held that AS the children richly deserved
spanking. old Sweet was the proper
party 10 WELD the paddle.
One Of the most valuable shipments
of trotting stock ever known in the an
mails of the turf Vas made from the
Palo Alto Ranch. Cal. 10 the l. Ist Sat.
urday. 1t CONSISTED Of lI3 head, UhicL
required tSelVe cars for their C
dAlVn; los 20 to New York and will be
sold at auction May Ith; the remaining
eight form tue pick OF the Pslo Alto
stock, which have engagements in East
eEn races.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
A SquRw Poisoned.

Yesterday a squaw eat q wild root
which somewhat resembles uu onion.
and has n white liIy-Hke blossom. She
was oon seized with violent vomiting
mud great pain, and threw up blood
very copiously. DR.. Trnsk was hastily
called and did what he could for the
suff rer. At last accounts she was still.
alive but in great danger. The poison
Gus root is said to I've quite plentiful OH
the hill-sides, hut IL does seem a matter
Of wonder that the Indians did not know
Of its poisonous qualities. They ARE
perfectly %convcrsant with the deadly
properties of wild parsniP. which. it
will he remembered. Caused the death
Of two boys here last Summer. The
new root is being nndyycd. We will
publish its properties, and II va can get
a sample Of il We will keep il in this Of
fee, where II may br seen by all and
carefully avoided ever af~ter.-IAustin
Reveiilc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
Stallion For Sale.

Joseph Herman, OF Pleasant Valley,
Offers FOX sale his fine Clydcsdnle-Mor
gan stallion ut u figure below his value,
hc ns now dc-irors OF changing the
stock horses om his rarch. The animal
lcgs, without spot or blcIuish; is II
hands in hight and weighs 1850
pounds. lie is pretty a. n picture. and
took II special premium at the Stnts
Fair last Fall. In disposition he is
Lind and gentle nsa spaniel. ANY per-
sou wishing to procure n most des.. .Nls
animal at II bargain can do su by calling
on Mr.. llcnnim in Pleasant Valley. -
miles east Of this place. o. 800.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
IFrom Tuesdays DAiIy.l
SrLuAarNDU.

Read Morris Badt's new Wells Ad in
another column.
A quarter OF an inch Of rain fell al
Winnemucca Sunday.
Frank McPhetres and family came in
from their ranch this morning.
Councillor J. w. Dorsey is reported
as having arrived in Eureka.
The stage now leaves Tuscarora for
this place at z o'clock in-the morning;
an hour earlier than in the Winter.
Chas. McMasters aud Chas. CrandalI.
come down from Tusrarora last evening
and departed for San Francisco this
morning.
The passenger Trains from the East
this morning arrived here on time,
which is a fact worthy Of note. The
two sections bore their usual quote OF
humanity-about 700. .
To- lay has been more like January
yeather than the middle Of April. A
cold sharp wind, bringing occasional
spurts of snow, has been blowing since
morning, making the weather very dis.
agreeable.
Major John Dennis is seeking "more
light" ON the Mormon question by a
personal inspection OF the variou, pha-
ses of polygamous polywogery. as prac-
ticed by the peculiar people in their
stronghold, the City OF the Saints.
Ben. Reiuhnrt brings the welcome
news from San Francisco that Juo. Ii.
Rand is steadily improvin :, with n fair
prospect Of eventually recovering his
full measure Of health. Nr. aud Mrs.
Rand are ut present st piping with Mr..
o. L. Johnson ON Ellis street.
Aorr OF less special freigt trains pass
here daily for both East and West.
One Of some twenty cars. loaded with
oranges, passed east ward Sunday night.
1t is stated that thus far daring the sea-
son LOO carloads Of oranges have
been shipped to the East from Culifor-
nia.
Hon. Joseph Pulitzer. editor Of the
New York World. has resigned his post
ms Representative in Congress Of the
9TH New York District. AZ Mr.. Pulit-
ger had responded Mt the roll call o! the
House but five times since the session
began, the people Of the 9th District
will hardly mourn the loss of SO negli.
gent u servant
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
IProu Wednesday. p.iIy.I
aALAA0CNDI.

y. W. Hale loaded his team with
supplies and started for his ranch in
Huntington this morning.
EmiSsaries are believed to have left
hhartoum for Cairo with proposals OF
peace from FL Mahdi's successor.
James Mateer. who came in from
Huntington Valley last evening. depart
ed for Ruby on horseback this morning.
General Powning has received official
notice Of the allotment OF $4,000 for
public land surveys in Nevada for the
present fiscal year.
Hugh Martin arrived here from Bru-
neau last evening. lie reports nll the
stock on the range in that section in
ine condition. Hugh will start for
home again tomorrow.
The intended journey OF the Gar to-
NevatscleraSk to present his son to the
Cossacks as their chief, has seen pre-
v nted by the discovery Of n dynamite
plot to assaSSinate tue Imperial party.
Congressman Woodburn has intro
duced II bill in the House upppopriating
$4,000 for n Government building for
Reno, for the accommodation Of the U.
$. Surveyor-G sneral's office and the
Postofice.
A carload of thoroughbred young
sboFt-horn bulls, passed through here
lat evening for California. The stock
WAS bought in Illinois. b. ). l.. AAins,
Of San Joaquin, who Is taking them to
that valley.
A Panama dispatch says: An cxplo-
sion occurred on the Gath nit. on board
the small ri ger steamer .'COlumbiu'' ut
the Island Of Tumuco. FIT zen persons
were killed and twenty-five injured.
The tca.ner was completely destroyed.
The Stock Growers journal Il v ]. Il
Bradley, Of Elko, purchased three
PoiIed Angus bulls, ut Cheyenne last
week, and II. l.. Byrne, also, OF Elko,
'
""H Hn"'"HhS 10 uiaPo7r OF couple
Of thousand heal o. stock from his
range, near the Idaho line.
Superintendent q. W. Coddington
has taken charge Of the Visalia Diyis-
a.. Dc --,
yvLi,.a ,,.,, ~, n
.i,,o, 800 -
ni,;sio, ..i.h ",
mouth
lhe vote on the SILVER Dill "Isappoint'
e' AL our people VINO h"d expected bet
''f 'hihs' OIL SohEieSs' II Last Is too
'i"eh 'OF u.s. he''i''c' nue. out the
~
-. e 'Pe'
In San Fmnsisco, on the eth instant,
the vile 81 Eus' he j. StuIlZ pre-
scented her lIcge Io.d with a robust boy
baby, which causes "icnc. to quote
exulthntly the following from Watts
nursery rlIyn $:
40 TAI! ma '-2.!c'h al y" hi'!c nIau'
II. r.,.o,h ~, nn, 49,,
But he gets there. lust III, SANE"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

White Pine News: L .rly iuthe week
the miners in the Sunrise mine, OF the
Argus series. broke iutp n cave. So far
as explored 1t il about fifty feet deep.
Specimens tkcn thcrrfrom are of the
same nature ~ those Usually !ounl i'll
limestone. We have srcu some ore
from the bottom that looked fne-free
ore that goes away up. All the indica-
tions SHOW the Argus to be be on the
high road to prosperity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

The many young friends of Miss Eli
eula Warner surprised the young lady
completely last Friday evening by tax
ing Pencabl" possession Of the premises
and inaugurating 4 soeisble entertain
ment which proved a complete success,
a. all those who participated arc highly
pleased by the hospitable mannrr in
which they were received by the young
hostess. while she MAS equally grAtiGrd
by the compliment Of the unexpected
call. and the evening was spent in so
cinl Amusement and the discussion Of n
bountiiul repast prepared for the occa-
sion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
RroR EhndAy's DGily.l
IaALAA0UHni.

d. Reinhart returned by last nights
train from u trip to San Francisco.
A storm il brewing and is liable to
strike Us before the dawn Of another
day.
J. P. ByrDe. accompanied by his
daughter. departed yesterday for his
home in Independence Valley.
Miss Lou Craighead left yesterday for
Mound Valley, where she will take
charge OF the public school for the CON-
ing term.
The Paradise Horae Association viii
hold their annual exhibition on Monday.
April 2Gth. next. The people Of that
section Of the country have given much
~Att=ution 81 horse raising.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

H" .H
LsSAer county has SIS o3 sc in her
Treasury. -s-rl -.
California has been visited by . gen.
Sral rain throughout tbe State.
John Ainley aud family returned to-
day Iroaa thsir ranch il Pleasant Val.
ley ~
FrHAk Osbistoa, Who las been on q
visit to the ComStock, passed through
gu hi. return tSns to Colorado.
Mr.. 4. Bi1el. who has been down
looking after some property he has IN
Los Angeles. return 4 here Last even
Aug. III
County Recorder w. W. Rogers viii
aGrt this evening to Tisit his old homo
in Indiana. He will be absent about .
mouth. -.
Austin has formed an / i-Cbil es,
society. It is compSSsd Of he b-.,
citizens AID has over . hundred m.n-
bers already.
In = gale on the Ohio River Tuesday
. steamer WAS blown over aud three
persons we're drowned Fourteen pas
sengera were rvscveL
Crnka: NeVadAn Battle Mountain
seems 30 have taken u new lease of
life Judging from the new buildings
that arc under course Of construction.
The Appeal reports that Col. Shaw
has severed his connection with the
Virginia Enterprise. as editor. aud will
shortly stsrtA weekly paper in that city.
The Union Pacific is seIiug drst.claSs
limited tickets " San Francisco for $50,
With % rebate. Tuis 10 = reduction Of
S5. which will be met by the Denver &
hio GrAnde aud the Santa Fe roads.
Gazette q: Reno Chinese xsshneu arc
sHid 30 be selling large quantities Of
SlothinS which they have - held out -
from their patrons. II recently came
60 he knowledge OF this reporter thak
for years certain white people have
bought all their shirts aud underwear
from these embeEElers Of that character
ii elthinS-
Fort Worth special Of the 9th says:
To-day vt o the Last Of the troops
Left, aud the city Is without protection
from outside sources except two com
PAnies Of State Hangers. who will re-
zAin' here Eone time. Trains have
been moving all day without opposition
The Knights OF Labor to-day adopted
resolutions declaring tLemselnes law
abiding citizens aud condemniug all
ats OF lAwlessneks aud violence. No
further Opposition 10 the movement OF
trains is Anticipated
A London dispatch OF the Sth asys :
Al Of tho PAruelit7 AemLers of Par
IiAmrnt have already arrived in London
In order 10 secure seats in the House
Tor tonight.
Ii ID reponed that Sir. Gladstone has
informed Lord HAringtJn and Mr..
. Parnell Of ths leading features OF his
Irish scheme. Mr.. Parnrll, il is said,
approves the plan. His approval. how
ever. Is subject 10 the m0dih cation of
details. Lord Harrington is Averse to a
division on the 6rat reading OF the bill.
Tbe STANDARD admits that the Con-
serVAuves arc poWsrlsSa without the as
si-tAnee Of Lord Harrington. and that
on attempt at isolated Conservative
action would result in a victory for Mr..
Gladstone.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
ROLL OF HONOR.

Following Is the roll Of honor for To.
Gno School district
Mary McLaSshlin. 100; Freddie John
son. 90; Mite Parker. 81; Eddie Jack
son, %; EGie Jonson 81: Nellie Jackson
81: Wesley johnson 90; Charley Parker
90: Frank Mclaughlin 30; Roy McLNugh-
Hp 90; Mamie johnson 90.
". r. Hodgh.
Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

Genoa Courier:-Nrs. Schmitt. rcsid-
ing on the East Fork OF the Carson NV
ar, was very badly burned by her dress
accidentally taking fire behind. In her
agony and fright she rain and threw
herself on the bed and became unron-
sciouS. Fortunately this e~xtinguished
the fire in her clothing. but when she
returned to consciousness the bed was
on lire. She arose. pumped water and
eXtinguished the fire. and then walked
or ran over n quarter of n mile 10 IL
neighbours housr, where she was put in
bed nd medical nil sent Tor. The or
tIclc was completely stripped from the
Joins to the neck. and around each sile
under the arms. She was entirely alone
Mt the time OF the accident. her husband
being in Genoa. She was improving at
last accounts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

T'b" c'-rnrincrslip heretofore cSisiing Re.
4 tween the undcfsiguol, under the arm
.FTnc NJ II. SoldVio and $. Siozsy In the 70.
TAI! !qIar buiuCss al rru:omont sud Jasper
hts his day been dissolved by mutual con.
scui.
The business will bc continued 10y Sir.
=. slrozzy. who will collect all debts duo
aud pay all sims against said arm.
g.. SutDEro.
=, sTRolfr.
Dated. March %. 1884.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
YsarfaI Railroad Accident.

A . passenger train on the Fitch
burg. Massachusetts,. railway was run
ming upon AN embankment ~ feet
above Deerfeld river Wednesday night,
this track settled beneath it aud cars
aud engine eapSizing the whole train
rolled down tho steep declivity almost
into the river. Tho wreck then caught
hre from the stoves aud some Of tho
dead aud wounded are supposed to
have burned IN the wreck. Two men
were thrown from the cars into the
river who. being but slightly injured.
got safely to Shore. The full list OF
casualties had not been obtained. but
so far a. Know the killed numbered
some twelve or fifteen. and tho wounded
about twenty
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

Tue Carson Tribune. a reporter OF
which recently spent q day in Viewing
Abe y ate Asylum Gar the insane, says:
That DIR. Bishop is s~ingulnrly adapted
70 the poSikon Of Superintendent no
Que shFtAk4s psi,H TO visit the institu-
tiqn otnheui. for az In all public build
ingS the evidence Of proper management
1. the clsAplipsss aud order preserved.
Foh hrttlatefto upper story Of ihc
asylum. notwithstanding the nsmber Of
wAt~ closets. not the least sign OF puI.
iouS efluvium appears. = Q eIccllcpt il
the ventilation. The cleanliness Of the
wards and all tho floors 10 slmosi pain
full TO the casual visitor. Dr. Bishop
has adopted the slai syIsm for tho
room doofa,5 by which means the keep
srs can discern what is 20 ing on whhsut
appearing 70 pey especial attention. and
30 distress tho patients. The very best
OF food Is allowed by the Board Of Dt
r~sctorS, aud no people In any hotel live
better thAh'do the poor upfoupnates In
tho asylum.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
Teacher.

The term Of u 3. Marshal Ireland. Of
UAb, expired yesterday. but his sue
ccssor has not yet beep appointed, aud
no will continue In ofscc for . time yet.
There ~ said to be twenty.cight nppli-
cations ieI the position nov on Die,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
A LITTLE IoLITIcAL OINTMENT.

Those hide-bound Republicans who
still affect to believe that ali the WIS.,
dom, official integrity aud executive
ability within these United States has
been patented to that party. aud whose
lamentations have been both long and
loud over the supplnuting OF Governor
Murray, 1t al, of Utuh. ARE thus sootlI-
ingly addressed 10y the Salt Lake Dcln-
ocTHt:
president Cleveland has been In Of.
fee over n year, aud has n yet made no
move TO drns Utah into Statehood.
The laws have been enforced here with
rs much rigidity rs during the ndminis-
tration Of his predecessors, and there is
nothing in the outlook which indicates
danger of the iu;crposition Of Federal
auth IIity to compel the Geiiilcs 10 pay
tilhing to the Mormon Church. TAX
ing these things into considerations. the
nope nag he reasonably Entertained
that the appointment Of . Democratic
Governor, Chairman Of sac Commission
aud Marshal, will not prcCipitntc that
fearful condition Of things so graphic
ally outlined 10y n portion Of the Rcpub.
lican Geniilcs rs the result of u Demo
cratic Administration. Let the loyal
Republicans give to the new officers
that hearty supper; which the Demo
Gratis so chccrfully bestowed upon the
present incumbeuts. and everything
will glide along as smoothly ns though
the machinery Of the Government was
fabricated with Republican instead OF
Democratic oil"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
Congressional Democratic Committee

IUHEI8SSlcnh BelnOCEdtlC IpUiullSsee'
The followinf have been announced n,
members OF the Cougrcssiohi
Democratic Committee: Connecticut,
Mitchell; y cw jersey. McAdoo;
Delaware, Moore; Pennsylvania Etmeu.
trout: New York. S. riggs; Ohio,
wilkins: Texas. Crrincs: Iowa. Murphy
Tennessee, Men Han; Missouri f; Burnrs.
Goorgin. Chandler; Virginia, Daniel.
Arkansas, Dunn: Florida. Davidson (.
South Carolina, Dihblr; Kentucky,
Robertson; California, Henley
Michigan, Mnybury: Maryland,
Compton: Wisconsin. Bragg; Indiana,
Ford; Illinois, wor,hington: Louisiana
blanchard; Mississippi. Cutchiugs (O.
Alabama. Martin: North Carolina, Greer.
West Virginia, Snyder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
GEM-B,nrLrrr Il osrnrIcurn, Pho
PRIEToRS

PRIEToRS
VIM. A~vcllanos, Moth Fork; Arthur
Lowe, Osimo: Fauk Boskn. Andy Bu-
ser, san Fran; Thos. Francis. Fred.
Wiibcr', RDbt. Frazier, II. Paulson,
c. ID. Fry, Pedro AltuOe, S. Angelic, b.
Giuseppe. Tusvarora.
S. L. Edwards, Butte City; John Ell
d., BeIt Traycr, Vim. Stephens, Bull
lion; \. ScLlcssingcr, San Fran; ]. p.
ByTnc and family, Tuscarora; j. l..
Thompson. Mineral Hill; L. Dnkin.
Jud. DIkin, Lumoille; Il. T. Wright,
Wells.
Henry Weight, Chns. Lewis. Lnmoille
jas. Jones, Humboldt; S. Levy, +. NJ.
~Schoenbery, San Francisco; Louis
Brandt. New York; john Bowden,
John Wills, South Fork; Walter Brown,
Ii. T. Harris, Huntington; w. J. Ian
der, MoInl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
NEsNLY EXC INDEPENDENT
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DEPor HorEL-CLAHx X GREEs, Pho
P~RIEroRs.
G.. G. Pratt, Chas. Crandall. San
Francisco; J. f. Mayne, Sacramento:
Mrs. Piers n. California: I. $. Wi iinms
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