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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-03
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RALAAGUNDL

There are over $50 scholars enrolled
IN the Reno public schools:
Bulgaria has sent to the Car pro-
testations Of fidelity.
You can buy IL DIS Extra light Brown
Sugar at w. T. Smiths for 81 90 cash
James Russell Lowell arrived at Dos
ton from Liverpool Saturday.
Read the advertisement Of Chas.
huntz x Co. in another column.
Lux K Miller shipped from Halleck
on Saturday evening IL cars Of beef
cattle for the San francisco Market.
AdNices from Saoma r,present that
the native kings have resumed their
wars.
Visitors to Ireland describe the con-
dition Of the people as most deplora-
bic.
There was II slight shock of ear.L-
quake at Summerville, South Carolina,
Saturday night.
For the worst kind Of old sores on
man or beast, use strong CuIbolic soap
aud Horsemen's Universal Ointment.
Henry George was nominated almost
unanimously for Mayor of New York
by the Trade and Labor organizations
Saturday night.
The American aud British Ministers
TO China have protested against the
placing Of distractions in the Canton
River.
The Interior Department has decided
four cases against settlers in California
IN aVOr of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company.
The aged Simon Cameron, OF Penn.
s~ylvamin. has recently purchased a farm
of 40 acres aud is personally looking
after extensive improvements.
KcmemO-r NJ. Reinhhrt is selling out
FOR CASH. In order to reap full al
vantage Of his bargains, you must pay
cash down.
1t is said that Eve attempts hav { been
made TO replace the deceased human
eye by the healthy eye Of an animal,
and IN one case the experiment resulted
successfully.
The east bound freight train which
arrived here at IL o'clock this morning
brought up from CArlin a man whose
leg was broken by the train but no par.
tIculars could he obtained as TO who he
is or how tue accident occurred. The
saf'rrer WAS taken to the hospital where
the broken limb WAS attended to by DIR.
Mcigs.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.

Past experience hiss demonstrated the
truth OF the axiom that Honesty il tho
hest policy" in business as we'll as in
private life; and actuated by this policy
| shall in the future as in the past Keep
constantly on hand a full supply Of fresh
and desirable
GROCERIES AND Provision
OF the best quality. suitable to the re-
quirements Of my customers. which will.
be said ut the lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
Ii is we'll known hat large amoun'
OF money is annually sent from Elso
couhty IN payment tor goods purchased
abroad, aud III some measure to coun-
teract these foreign purchases | have re-
Gently added to- my took II well selected
and desirable line Of
Doors AND SHOES
which l guarantee to sell at as lew 6g
ures as the same quality OF goods can DO
purchased elsewhere, transportation
added, with the advantages al having an
opportunity to examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to be just as represented.
With sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended in the
past, and soliciting n continuance OF the
same in the future. | AN,
Respectfully,
HIHAM GLASS
Elko. Oct. 3lst. 1885.
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There was br~ught down by this
mornings train II victim OF the pistol in
the person D! yoany man who has
been employed at Sparks Il Tiunin's
Goose Greek Ranch, sixty milcs moth
of TccOmi.
From the young mGn whose name il
Walter Gamble, u reporter Obtained
the following statement.
81 have been mn employee Of Spark
Il Tiunin. Yesterday morning | and
two other men were at the stable when
Bob Gray rode up and said: L want
you to go and unlock the door Of the
house. Yon locked me out and you
don't want to do 1t any more. l told
him / hud done no such thing as that
was Sparks n Tinnin private room.
lie insisted anil I went and opened the
room. Gray then told INC that lie
wanted me to trctt him better than L
treated the other men. | told him ]
would trent him just ~ / did the other
men on the ralcu Cray then siiuCh NJ
ne bat | Knocked him back. IL then
pulled his gun aud sho; me through the
right arm, breaking tie tone. liam
TO get iuto the hou, % when he fired
again, missed me AMI broke the door
latch. went in git my qua aud as
Gray rode of ut full speed I fired two
shots at him with my left hand. Gray
shot lour times nj me but hit me but
once. lilo has not been seen riucc +"
Gamble was taken e. the Hospital
where he will be taken rare OF until he
RECEIVERS. An effort will probably be
made TO capture Gray but IN nll proba.
bilily hc has fled the country.
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AFTEEy Don Srs HON.

Convention met pursuant to adjourn
meut and WIS called to order by Chair
KAN Muyhugh. The Committee on
Credentials submitted a report which
after some slight changes was adopted.
The Report o: the Committee on Per-
manemt Organic rtion recommended
that that the Temporary officers of the
Convention be made Permanent. and
on motion the report was adopted.
The Committee on PlatfoTm and
Resolutions presented their report
which was read and on motion, udop-
ted.
Nominations for State Senator being
now in order, the uames Of w. j.
Plumb, OF Tu>cnrnra; +. n. Stunr, OF
EIko, aud W. T. Smith, of Exc, were
presented, and the Convention pro-
cccdcd to vote by ballot.
The Chair announced that ncithe
candidate had received IL majority Of ali
the votes cast.
a motion 10 take o recess OF ten miu.
utes was lost, and tue Convention pro-
Cccrlcd to II second ballot, which result
Ell in giving W. j. Plumb the requisite
majority aud he was declared the nUmi.
nee of the Convention for State Seun-
tor.
For AsScmblymen, the names Of Ed.
uudsun, 4. Li1Stk. W. J. Hanks, I-atc
Guswoii anil W. ". Rogers we're pre-
scented, and the ballot showing that EI.
HUDSON Of Huntington, w. J. Hanks Of
Wells and Isaac Griswold OF Ruby Val
ley, had received II majority OF all the
votes east, they were declared the nomi-
neus OF the Convention for Assembly.
m,n.
L. T.. Atwell for Sheriff. G. Il. Wise.
man for Clerk, Aaron ,vauvIcck for lie.
cordcr, Q. w. Hull for Treasurer aud
Vim. Snow for Assessor. were uominat
ed by n]cclnwaton.
For Disiric, Attorney J. II. Rand
was placed Ia uomiul.iJn by Milt Polk,
aud Geo. L. Talbot by L. Kelley. J.
n. Rand declined anil Talbot was nomi-
upied 10y ncclama,i,u.
For Superintendent Of, Schools J. A.
PlTmmcr Of EIko WIS put in nomination
Mr.. Plummcr declined anil r. n. Stone
was nominated by accltmation.
Louis Engler for Lung Term Con.
missioner, Frank llvncymau. for Short
Term Csmruis'iuncr. Eugene Thomp.
son. for Surveyor aud jesse AtSsll Tor
Public Administrator, were nominated
10 acclamntion'
After the appointment Of n County
Central Committee, the Convention al.
kjOuTncd sine die.
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IFru. Saturdays DAiiy.l
AALAAGCNDI.

Grove Saylss, candidate for Assessor.
weut down TO Curiin this morning.
Barney Horn left by this mornings
train for San Francisco.
W. III. Biggs left this morning with a
load of flour and grain for Tu,earo-
re-.
The Republican State Convention. n
session at Carson. will probably finish
its laboTs to-day.
w. t. Smith. Stanley Rigsby and ".
L. Hittleit this morning on u hunting
trip up the river.
The nominations made at Carson up
to $3.50 this afternoon will be found i'm n
special dispatch elsewhere in this issue.
James hurry aud l.. C. Shirley. dele
gates to the Convention Monday, az
rived from Balloon last evening.
For fresh fruits and web stables, such
al Cabbage, Onions, Bee,s, Goosberries,
Cherries, Strawberries ETC., call ON S.
II. Henley, next door to the Post
Office.
n. Tobias and II. 4. IIarville, dele
gates from Tu-caron to the Democrat
&c County Convention, arrived here las,
evening.
Boston's fund for the relief Of Char.
lesion has already reached $4,000. and
is rapidly clinbin; up to 500. OO0.
The Pacific Rural Press states that
enc of tn features Of the live stock
show II; the California State Fair was
the Advancement aud prominence gwen
black cattle.
An editor with nine unmarried darch-
tiers was recently made justly indignant
10y the misconstruvtion his cont mporn-
ries put upon his able leader ON The
demand for more mem"
An old maid in Nashville keeps a
parrot which swears, and n monkey
which chews tobacco. She says. be-
tween tue two. she dorsen't miss n
husband very much.
$. NJ. Henley, next door t. the Post
ohce, keeps II full supply Of fresh
Peas, Wax Beans Cucumbers, Oranges,
Lemons, ApricotS and Peaches al .cas-
Onohte prices. Take ! look al Lii, dnily
display.
EInmin"r-Sam Jones, the reviyalist
is coming To San Francisco. Sam diff
iers from other travellers ia this, that the
worst compliment he can pay a town is
to visit It.
Candidates for Legislative honors
seem to be som"whnt backward about
coming forward. notwithstanding that
the important duty OF selecting u Unit.
ed States Senator for Nevada, will de-
volve upon the next Lesi stature.
J. L. Kaps"r il spoken Of as a prob
able candidate before the Democratic
Convention for Superintendent Of
Schools. Nr. Keyscr now holds the
OGcc OF Justice c! the Peace for Elkp
Township, and is the only aspirant We
know OF for the position.
Since the lat, fearful sluug hter Of
priceSof dry goods by NJ. Rcimhnrt. the
rush to that emporium has been unprcce.
dented and everybody comes away con-
WINGED that promises made in his ad.
vertiscment in this paper are being
strictly observed in every particular.
No such bargains in dry goods. clothing,
etc, were ever before Offered in Eastern
Nevada.
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0ALMA0uSDI.

Col. Glider has set out upon his ex-
plorution Of the north pole.
We positively close work Monday,
October 4th. at 1 p. N.
J. Ii. CRocKwELL.
The Labrador fisheries are a failure
this year.
The real estate in Florida is only val
ued at $50. wv. 900.
Hoodiums are called wild CATS il
some parts Of the South.
''Heii's Whole Acre is the name of
an unsaNory locality in Nashville, Teuu.
1t has cost Chicago SlOO, 900 to give
Its anarchists IA fair trial.
Libby prison IL now a fertil;z:ng fac
tory. aud Castle Thunder has been
burned to the gruuUd.
In AIverado (Call they have a sugar
mill that eats up 100 tons of bees IL
Guy.
Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
pie - rup at W. L. Smiths
The Detroit News tells an inquiring
correspondent that the population q.
Detroit Ii 2UO 100.
Modoc county. c a~lifornia. has just
paid a bounty Oh 10000 rabbit
sealps.
Inc consumption Of lead pencils in
the Uui,ed States Is placed at 25U, UUO u
day.
L. 7. Harris. OF Huntington shipped
yesterday iro!n tnIs place Two carloads
OF Eorses, Tor Reno.
Headquarters for tine fishing Tackle
u rtIhcIaI bait. etc. etc. at MulIer's.
A bee can lift a MILAN times its own
weight. Is yod dOL't Uc.IcTe taGs, jIst
cit down on one.
There have been but two deaths from
hydrophobin in New York city during
the last eight years.
Churches in this country are estimat-
ed to use Gu, 1000 gallons of wine every
year for sacTauentul purposes.
A saloon in the temperance colony q
Lompoc, Cul., has bern set on fire
three times recently.
1t is said that the application OF a bit
OF ice or even cold water to the lobe Of
the ear will stop h~ieeoughing.
Cash will buy a IOb bucket Fair
banks lard ior sl,25 at W. I. Smiths
The marble Capitol OF Connecticut,
at Hartford. 800 feet long, i, said by cu.
gIneers to be thee inches longer in
Summer than III Winter.
An exchange says your average mil
lionAre Is miserably poor in the PIES
enc Of the assessor.
Mr. Henry Lucas. who sank $50. 600
backing the st. Louis base ball club, Is
beginning to regard base bail US aImos,
wicked.
- nv Minus pl COllaF ull Sl1 lie
sores, use Horsenen's Universal Oint-
1t is rumored that Germany has beeL
purchasing silver for ths last two
months. which has left London scarse
OF that Article.
by reference to another column il
will he noticed that John Craig an
nounces himself as an Independent
candidate for Road Supervisor Of Elko
township.
For cuts, bruises, cuts from barbed
wire, etc, use HUrsemeu's Universal
Ointment.
Queen Victoria was recently presen.
ted with e specially made umbrella
from Glasgow. The handle was a
round globe of fine gold representing
the world. studded over with precioua
stones to represent Her Majesty's do
miuions.
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Iron Thursday. Daily.t
aALMAauNDI.

Sheridan's famous horse that carried
hun to Winchester, is now in the Gov
ernnent Museum at Governors Island,
New York Harbor.
1t has been discovered that the heavy
grass which epcroaches upon the water
ways of Canada, prevents malaria and
diarrhna, and is excellent food for fish.
William Snow aud family, OF Ruby
Valley. have moved into the late resi-
dence of A. g. Dawley. where they
will reside for about one month.
Warner & Co. received to-day for
shipment 2 200 pounds of wool from the
ranch of w. +. Ross, Of Mountain City.
They also loaded the fast freight team
with $1,000 pounds merchandise, flour
and grain for Tuscarora.
Uncle Billy Hnz.ltine is down from
linlleck to-day as a spectator OF the
proceedings of the Republican County
Convention.
AihAAA NbbaHCh ucHlEts Us 10 uu-
ncunce that he withdraws his name
from the ticket as a candidate for Con-
st 'b!c. This being the case it will de-
'o!vc upou the CoIuty Central Commit
tee To- FL the vacancy.
Judge Bigelow received a dispatch
from Mrs.sArthur Lowe. who is now
with b r husband in San Francisco, re-
questins him to come Immediately as
Mr.. Lowe is much worse. ind fears are
entertained that he is dangerously Ill.
Judge BigeIow aud Mr.. Lowe are part
ners i'll tue stock Iu %,iness, and it is
probable hat the Judges presence is
required i'll the City for the settlement
of some business relations.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the time
for tho registration Of The names Of tho
qualified electors In Elko District No. /,
OF Township No I, for the general cleo.
dion TO be held on the and day Of No
sember. A. ID. 1886. for the County Of
Elko. will expire at q O'Clock ?. ". on
tho goth day Of October, A. ID, 1856.
J. l.. KErsSR,
Registry Agent OF EIko Precinct.
Rlko, Oct LIST, 1886.
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ELKO INDEPENDENT
sunday. October. ;. 1855.
BroR Fridays Daily.
hALMAGUNDI

AALMAGUNDL.
President Cleveland and party re-
turned to Washington Wednesday.
Geo. II. Pendleton, our Minister to
Germany will With his daughter sail
from Berlin for America tomorrow.
Mrs. p. N. Guldager returned yester-
day from a two months visit to her Old
home in Iowa.
At the Stockton. Cal, races, G. IL.
To ID made the best 2-year.oId time
OIL rcord-l:ilH- winning the mile
dUsA
Secretary Manning,s physicians say
that his nearly fatal attack some
months ago was the result Of blood
poisoning occusioned by sewer gas
which infected his Office in consequence
OF defective plumbing.
The body of Datid Wilkcrson who
vas lynched near Savannah, Ga. a few
days Ngo. for ~outfagins a white girl.
Was found by another negro who was
out hunting. Wednesday.
An explosion Of one hundred pounds
OF ~sun-ootton and nitro glycrrine. Mt
The Giant Powder works at West Der
klay, Cal, yesterday, killed Two China
men and did some slight damage to
property in the vicinity.
As soon as a silver dollar is coined 4
is put in n burglar.proot vault and fast
ened in with n tineIock. Then the
coyotes of the national banks sit around
and howl because that dollar doesen't
circulate. How eau II circulatc when il
can't got out?
Three large oil tanks were struck and
6rei by tightening, at Lima, Ohio, yes
terday, 1900 Iarreis Of burning oil
Spreading over the southern part OF
the city. A Mrs. Henderson was also
struck aud killed in her doorway.
Two fr light trains colIided near Kan
sus City Yesterday. Both engineers
were killed aud the fremcn injured.
The ditched trims took Gre and ten
cars were burned. Seven were loaded
with hog aud sheep most Of which
Nere roasted alive.
Hugh Martin, Who is out for Mayor OF
Bruneau City, IL doing some tail cleo
GoueeTIng about town to-day. As a
LrOad.guuge single-hhnded tnlkcr.
Hugh hasn't a peer in ElkO county, aud
AZ lac fails to get there" it will he sole
ly due TO the stupidity OF his audience.
The e rand Lodge Of Odd Fellows ma
selected Denver City as the next place
for its annual meeting. The Grand
o.hcsrs elect foe the e~nsaing year are:
Grand Sire, John. II. White. OF New
York; Deputy Grand S.re. J. G. Under
wood Of Kentucky; Grand Secretary. l..
n. Ross, OF New Jersey. Grand Treas
urer, A. Shepard.
CeoIraI SEvadan;-A large number OF
people came to witness the rodeo held
at CTum's ranch last Monday. many Of
whom we're not in any way interested,
bat come to see the cattle hAndleed 10y
the expert Vaqueros, who we're there in
full force. II was estimated that over
5000 head OF cattle were on the rodco
ground. IN of them belonging TO Mr..
Crurn. Lander cOunty's largest cattle
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A silver dollar was received at the
Boston Sub Treasury recently hat evi.
leutly got there by mistake. for some
skillful worker in metals had followed
IL the centre so that ii could hold the
Photograph Of a child. while this face OF
the coin formed IA cover, fastened by
hinges and clasp. SO excellent was the
work that the changes in the piece
would not be detected at q casual
glance.
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Photography.

Prof. Burner our local artist has
PLACED q sample Of his work at the ES-
press ONCE and Informs us that lie viii
attend to the tho Tent Gallery in his
yard during tho absence Of Mr.. Mnher.
Every one knows Mr.. Burner to be an
artist Of the frat magnitude. which Is
a guarantee to good Photographic
work.
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The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
issued the lI9d call for the redemption
Of bonds. The call il for $4,000, OOu
Of the 3 per cent loan Of 1882. and no.
tioc Is given that the principal and nc-
crued interest on the bonds will be paid
ut the T~r5asury OF the United States,
in the city OF Washington, the hrs, day
Of November, 1886, and that tho inte-
rest on said bouds viii cease that day.
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Republican State Central Committee.

The Republican State Central Com.
mite chosen at Carson last week Is IA
follows: Churchill. W. w. Williams;
Douglass. W. Williams and IL. +. Burn
ham; Elko. G. II. SProulc, o.. L. c..
Fairchild and G. II. Meigs; Esmcralda,
q. =. Kimb,ll aud j. /. Wilson; Eure-
ka, +. Wren, u. Gilman AMI c.. C..
Wallace: Humboldt, J. II. Harvey and
q. I. Turritin; Lander, A. Nichols and
+ T. George; Lincoln, II. S. Clnpp
and J. POM tdc; Nyc. Il. Warburtom and
\. Maute; Ormsby +. Williams aud s. G
Wright; Storey, L. ID, Boyle, l.. P.
wardle, T.. Strothcr. +. c. Lord ana II.
Gorham; Washoe, S. Levy aud G.. r.
Bender; White Pine, L. n. Robinson
aud A. q. Cleveland.
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DR.. J. J. IEEK,
DENTIST.

Arrived in Exc Sept. "a. viii remiin
about two weeks. Will be ut the Gem
Hotel; Room 8. I will do extracting
and filing Of oil kinds. Pauial and
whole plates made Of rubber. All work
will be reasonable in price and guarau.
tccd to give satisfaction. Old plates
worked over, using the same teeth.
Those desiring plate work should CONS
early, so l NAV have timo to do the
work.
Nv.
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The Republican County Convention
met ut the Courthouse in this place at
ii O'Clock this morning aud was called
to oruer by Chairman Of the Central
Committee, W. I. Smith. On motion
is. Mayhugh was elected Temporary
Chairman. Charles Huflord was then
elected Temporary Secretary; Frank
Riddle Assistant Secretary aud Jesse
Atwc!l Temporary Sergeant at Arms.
On motion the Chair appointed the
usual Committees as follows:
Ok CREDENTIALS.
Coiumbia-J. +. Parson.
E!ku-C. &. Warner.
LtmoiIIe-E. ]. Jones.
SInr-W. J. Black.
Rilroad-Grorye Williamson.
o. PERMANENT oRGASrzSrIoN AND Or
DER oF Business.
IIalleck-Milt Polk.
Ejko-Ei Bllkey.
CAIlIu-Th1s Foster.
Iiuhy-A. L. Stems.
Tuscarora-GeoTge Bird.
South Fork Paul SchilleStrom.
OS PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.
E!ko-C. II. Sprol!e.
Tn-carora-O. l.. c. Fairchild.
Carlin-J. c. Doughty.
Clover-AGner. Wisemau.
Rp5y-Len Wines.
On motion the Convention then ad-
journed until l o'clock pen ling the re-
port Of the Committees.
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OUR REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.

The tow to-day. is pretty Ecil filled
with delegates to, and candidates be-
fore the Republican Convention which
meets at the Court house in this place
tomorrow morning The former are
being subjected I" the usual button
boiling process with the customary IN
thusinsm. to which the victims submit
with n mnItyr-like resignation. fully
recognizing the impossihility Of escape
from the dire infection. bat supported by
the recollection that surcensc from al
most iu;OleraLIo bu1ziug misery will
come in four more weeks when the
smoke OF battle will have lit, d and the
sad duty of packing the wounded to
tie rear, having been performed, the
political armies will shcathc their vcno-
mon swords: reverse their glitteting
bnyoneis and return to peaceful pur.
suits.
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AdHertiaed Lettor List.

The following Ia a list Of letters re-.
manning in tho postofico ut Elko,
Saturday October 2. 1896.
Sedgtcrs Eugene II. Harlan George,
Rnglea Oscar, Ferryman John,
0eessei Nrs, Gray J ID.
Nc Donald J " 2, Phelps Dir.
Wallace Il Z.
Persons calling for any Of tho above
will please say advertised.
q II SrHoULE T. NJ.
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Fail ami winter uoodai

Ihavo just received a Gnc assortment
OF samples for FALL AND WINTER
suits. and MS I have made special mr.
engagements. 1 nm 0 prepared to
make clothes 10 order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with ma H.
prices. II you want n nice suit. don't
delay. Remember, perfect At guatSn-
tsed. No 81, no pay.
n, REIERAlE.
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Head quarters for groceries aud pro-
visions. such az Dried Beef, Bologna
Sausage, Picked Tripo, canned goods
aud all tho. delOOucics Of the market
at Hcnlcy'S, nvIt door to tho Post
o1ies.
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We will stay only a few days longer.
50 come and get a good photograph OF
yourself aud tbs baby, then have a per-
feet picture OF your residence, and you
will never regret the small outlay.
CRookwELL & WoooHANaEs.
Elko a.is-l.w.
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Turkeys agents abroad report that
the peacd Of Europe is endangered by
the present temper OF the English and
Austrian Cabinets against Russia. The
Turkish war department contsmplates
equipping aud drilling 10000 Turkish
horsemcu In the same manner that tho
Russian Cassacks are equipped aud
drilled.
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Elko. Sept ~. 1896.
e.. W. GROVER.
Co. Supt.

Womsn's milk Ia sold on the streets
in some Chinese cities for the susie
nance Of infants aud old people. IL lie.
ing believed peculiarly nourishing to
AGED nnrRonR.