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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27
BTOOLlyu Defeat. plttsburrh.

NEw YORE, May 20.-The Brooklyn
team defeated Pittsburgh to-day at Wash.
ington park, Brooklyn, for the first time.
Brown was injured In the first inning,
Glenn taking his place. The score was:
lnninsT,~.".~,--..".. l 2SAS6
Fi'IassSiRR. FFiiSaslS1i 1RiRi.:.;. .,.:::. 5 8 aSS1SfS5
Earned runs, none. Two base hits, Har.
klns; Three base hits, Terry, CLARK.
Wild pitches, Morris /, Tools /. Passed
balls, Carroll |, Peoples 2. First base on
balls, Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh I. First
base hits, Btooklyn0 0, Pittsburgh 4, Errors,
Brooklyn s. Pittsburgh s. Umpire, Brad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May pa Washing.
ton, Pa. special Baysi The twenty.iour
coal miners who have been on trial lot q
week, chAtged with conspiracy at Coal
Centre, In November last, were found
guilty this evening. On the other charge
not, all were convicted e3cepttwo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

OLIVER WgSDELL HoLNEs is booked for
-, yi,it to TennysOn while he Is In Eng
Ind. II to be hoped that DR.. Holmes
nav dpd the Baron's liver working well
chan he calls, otherwise he will be Coldly
MD that me lud h'isu't at 'oms, ye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27
AiIll lien psmand an Ad1nne.l

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-About 1905
iron workers in the employ Of the Ken,
sington mills have demanded an advance
in wages averaging about seven percent,
The mills involved are Stephen Robbins
Sons, GAulbert MCFadd6n & Ooskeys
Hughes 4 Patterson, Marshall Bros. & Co
and James Rowland 4 Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27
IliIrhton .IiAnnl, f,asAnl

NEW YoRk, May tO.-Ths Brighton
Beach raCes to-day resulted as follows:
In the first race, thtee.eishths Of a mile,
Tunis won. Time 1913.
Time LAS.
Third race, seven.eiehths Of a mile, Val.
ley Fofgs won. Time 1911.
Fourth race, seven.eighths Of q mile,
Tattler won. Time :3l
Fifth race, handicap hurdle race, one
and One.quarLer miles, Harry Mann won.
Time 2:2it, -7T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

NEw YORE, May 00.-Ths strike Of iur.
nitute makers appears to be failure,
wOtkmen, except upholstgrers, are daily
returning 10 their places In the factories
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

II would be too bad now II the Presl.
1.nl could lind no gentle, trusting soul to
snioy s that pretty cottage with him. What
5os. % he say to DR., Mary Walker on q
niuch?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

PITTSBURGH, May 28.-rhe stone mas.
ons strike was compromised at q confer.
ence Of contractors and employees last
night, and work was resumed to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

puttIprLpniA, May 9e.--tn the case o.
A, L. Eflangef, on trial iof aeSault and
battery with intent 70 XIII George u,
Leonard, The Jury this afternoon returned
! A verdict Oi guilty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

THAT ROane county gold mine Is q beau
trul thought. The mine is located in
',ne old lady's stocking hung on a garret
.nltar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

on their old terms. Nine more shops have
acceded to demands for eight hours work
have refused to continue except on the
ten-hour basis, and the men have struck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27
DIAMOND AND TURF.
YEsTERDAY,s BA1L aAMEs.
oInSlnnAti Playing in Hard LuOk-BrOOklyn
WInsit' First Game from the PiItsburgh
0Iub-Dsrby Day in EnEIAud-scsnsS
atths Great Rass-HomS Events.

BALTINoRR, Nh, May 26.-The Balti-
more club succeeded in winning game
trOm the LOuisyilles to-day by hard hit
ting and running the bases with some
spirit. Both Ely and Powell were batted
freely, but the home club excelled in the
field work. Farrell, MuldoOn and SOM
merS did the best fielding for the Balti.
more, and WerriCk and White for the
louisville. The game was long and to-
dious. The score was,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

Tas Knights Of Labor are having some
d,ys Of great anxiety,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27

SPEAKING Of hsh and fishing, the
v,npcks mustn't mistake Uncle Sam for q
i..n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-27
Chs &ttslliseuter.
5s,e., Ne.. IS Ana 81 Yourtssn.L street.

wpss the House got into bogus butter
II struck pay grease.
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Earned runs, Baltimore 8; Louisville 3,
Two base hits, sommers, Houck, Wsrrick
and ksrring. Three base hit, Wolf. Pass
ed balls, Fulmer 2; Gross s, Wild pitches,
Ely l. First base on balls, Powell s; Ely 1.
First base hits, Baltimore II; Louisville,
II, Errors, Baltimore 81 Louisvills5 s, Um'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-10
HITiG: OF ADMINISTRATORS.
SALE IF REAL ESTATE Ar
PUBLIC AUGTlJR.

NOTICE IL IiErEBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursusnrs Of su order OF the Da,sicI
Court Of the Fourth Judi Isl District Of tho
State Of Nevsds. In and for the county OF II.
10. m de the nth day " SEpr - MBER, l<sc.
In the matter Of the estate Of uEoRVs IL
~sHErHFup, Deceased. the ubdersignsd, the
Administered ~ sid estate. will selI Al pub.
lie suction. at the once Of Rua.eIi 4 Brsdisy,
la the Town sind County Of Efkp. State VI
NcyAis. 10 the highest bidder for Gosh. lhvfaI
money Of the q. g.. aud subject TO confirms.
ton by said Disirft Court, 90 " EpSRsDAY,
the SDth day ~ OCTOBER, lssj. at IL o'clock
NJ, all The right. title. tate ~, ana ssiats of the
ssij GgoaoE II. SHEPHERD. Deceased. at ihs
time Of HE . III, and All The right, title AMI
Interest that the sSld esiAtc has by ID, ration
Of nv Or Otherwise scquir,d. other than. o. Ia
addition 10 ilGt 81 said Irtesttte at the time u
his death. IN ana 10 those certain lots, piss,s
Or ,Tacis % I,ud lying, being aud situated 10
ki'o Iouuiy. state u n vads. On tho South
ForA Of The iiunbold, river therein, ecnptls-
iHg what IL ccmm ny kpnuu ~ Sbrph r q
Ranch, = 4 more pirucularly described as b.
ing the Il. - Of he 3 W y ard lhe W. \ Of The
p. T.. = % section %. snd tbs W. y OF n. ..
Y. aud The y. Y u ". Y or section 10. all
III Township - n I. Range. " Also he ".
y Of y. .. = OF &C lon az. TosUshIp % NJ,
kaDgt, IS +. Deed =, exycl.s II purebsssr.
JOHN Il DHAbJgr,
Adninisttstor Of the tsists
Of oSo. II. shepherd. DtcvaDeL
pakd . SEPT 10. Isd,
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MATEIMoN!AL
AOuntain CITY correspon ct.

EDIToR IND~LPES3ESr: You're ,rrey,on
d"rt its just rriu. lee: hum the ruurnu
"htrr lac nri the piersuIg q! w.,In SIN,
The ceremony winch United IA mnrIi.m.
Hiss AnHIc, the charm ~ d,usLt r
-! cur c';rrmrd citizen Sir. IIuph NJ r.
ui' and Mr. 3. Il. Bvrvth. IL rr,ilrLt Vi
OF Br"mc"u. Idaho. During Wednesday
'Ae = VITA. u.t. L..r.Is IL! I.Y:'cl "a sts
continued to arrive aud were hc.Itily
~we.coH'eI hy Mr. NJ .rtiu m | family.
Among those present wrie Mi,s
Aidle Hunter anil Miss Louise Adams
q! ElkO, Nr X Mrs. Antone Surul, MIS-,
Esirnngr, u r. Riddle. Miss Guarr lid
de, Miss N,tuc Holland. NJ. L MIS-.
Holland, Mr.. ~ Mrs. W.T.. Miss Cora,
johnson, Mr. * Mrs. st Ii Il. &c rg
kiidir. Sam TiPpeis, LOUIS Go!,Iste Il.
NIX ScLorn, j uues Holland. jacob
Kerr, and Julgr st Clair.
At 5 o'c.ocE p. II. am.d u rcmnrLa,I.
silence w"ish prrvnlel the happy
trronG. in the maiIy mraug,d prrlor.
the tr,dc AID groom, nccumptmrd h..
Mis- Grace Riddle nui Mr. Wtdui.
VI utin a. BRIDESMAID and gro lm,mnn.
TOOK their respective positions and the
Interesting ceremony WAS PIE oruei liz
an impr s~ivc mumnrr by Judge 81.
Clair who, mltcr the usual r spaus, by
the respective parties, pronounced the IN
man u wife. At tlIe CuuC.u.ion of
the Ceremony congratulations and good
wishes were hemVrd Upon the happy
cou lie. "nd il their urury through
life Is in accordance vi Il the wi-hrs be-.
slowed upon them, the newly welded
pair will nrv'r regret the import, nj step
taken this day. After drinking To the
health nnd IN ure happiness Of Mr.. X
Mrs. Bcroth all hands Joined In the
merry mnzes Of the festive d,ncc which
w"s KEEP, MP to the wee smn hours.
The dress worn 10y the lIu,li' & bride
was gre,tiy uduirrd. b ing ~ cream
colorcd 81 X a,HntrUs trimmed with lac.
mud made up III the lnfcst aud most nj.
proved style. The hid, Smnid w,r, II
lave ndcT coiored ii k trimmed with lace
aud III fnCt the custuu g. ohilrl die, me
'cht mTde it N icHr more Ike II irsh.
ionnblr gathering in some IoI ulous
city than nn ~nsscmblnsr OF the re- id,nt,
OF II r'gtun II hnudrtai miles from u
rni.r, nj md almost without the houni-
OF civil z tiun. The many costly Md
beautiful presents wh:ch adorned u sid
table IN the pnTlor sio vel tie esteem
III which the family is held by thc,r
iri,nd1 Lnsi INT uot lcnst, | must not
omit 10 mention the wedding cakes
which we've beautifully to behold, pl ns.
ant t. the taste. AMI we've remarkable
,vid,rces "f the skill Of Mrs Riddle. 81
White Rock. ns u culinary mt 1t. nnd
many 'Iccs wcrc Ircs,rN,d ns mcmcn.
toes Of this inn oituni oCcnsi, u.
Mr.. & Mrs Bcr"th vii sOun icnve for
Bruneam, Idaho, where n pleasant aud
beautiful little home awaits them
At =
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IRON Wednesday. Daily /.
SALAAGCNDI.

A. S. EisenberS came in from Dull.
ion to day. 81 O.. u. j. f.a
Regular Elko Encampment Nos I.
o. OF. at their Hall tonight.
Iii. S:oker'S teams brought in to-day
from the Bullion furnace "a, 500 pounds
copper nttte for shipmsnt.
The County Commi~sioucrs, at their
regular meeting N Monday, subscribed
$50 to the Elko Fire Department.
Di!iscut search has been made for the
missing Snrvc yor. but ut this writing he
Is still 'in swnmpuw up stunpum with
Tilio."
Messrs. Russell & Bradley shipped
from this place last evening. to Me sra.
HorI X Oh NJ MAJ 1t san francisco,
four carloads Of fat beef cattle.
A young husband having been bless
I'd Ger tris,d) with twins, wioic TO his
T"''nts: I'm The rrniest hnste /
make known TO You that We have
twins. More next time"
The case OF which motion was made
yesterday WAS tried ly n jury II eleven
men III Justice K,yser's CCu.t last even
ing, and after so.emL. delibrra,inu nud
del:gent inv,sti- alton a verdict OF not
guilty was rendered.
Head quarters for groceries and pro-
visions, such A. Dried Beef, Bologna
> Sausage, Picked Tripe. canned goods
nnd all the driacacies uf the market
Mt lien!ey's. next door to the Post
office.
The abrupt departure o. Eugene
Thompson for other fields will leave -
Vacancy III the li,l uIIicnm ticket Tor
County surveyor. gLomp, on WAS a
good Snrvey"r aud his election was ~
snred a. tie DrrHocras woulI have put
nj no candidate az INST him.
You can buy II bs Extra light Brown
Sugar at " 7. Smiths for 81 90 cash
News reaches Us to day that Arthur
Love, II io?mcr vel knp an r.~il mt uf
E'No, II violently insane. The immediate
"auNc Of which is 20 truims 81 the brain.
He accompanied 10y his wife. went Ia
san FrtnriScu = veIul weeks -ilcr with
the hope "f reg sinins hi, hca TIA which
Was sally i'm; aired. The many friends
Of Mr.. X Mrs. Lowe will rcget to learn
the sal ~ liIion nf him who was lie,
pcc'ed ciliZen in tbi, c~'mmuuiiy.
MATRIMONIAL
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EoRlI.
McMul!cu: 90 In Star Va ley, Ostobsr
j. 1886. % tbs vile o! james MeAIul.
leu, u sol.
Tusoa :o.a Cot:s52llIsl.i.
Tuschrori. O:t. 81 1886.

Tuschrori. Ost. 81 1885.
EnIron INDTPENpESr:
Once Ia tNn years Nevada holds auelec
rou AMI the vote" OF the smiling candi-
datrs is heard in the land. One woe
is past Tut another cumeth, who
then shall b. able To stlndl 'rIs we'll.
Nny III iittcst ,urv.ve. Aside fr"iu
politics rusc,r,ri i u ginning to look
uP nni there IL rsIson T. hope for u
hUuimzh or two ia the near fu ure. The
Old tine suilc il pturnig to the face Of
the patient mincr. Iirspre itioi' AMI
repairs In the mill aud the mines go
strrdiiy forward AMI I ia lgc. from pre-.
sent Indications, that there will present
~ he high grade nre enough frOIu the
North Belle lIIc alone to keep the Ma.
vi mill bu,y all wiutcr. There ma
bC IL rep titiun Of the. Navajo out Put
or tho fnmou4 hoo l. Of Bell Isle some
years ago. AZ I'LL events the ore Ia rich
and Tumor Ina II that there ia nhuud.
nncc of it in tight. In tier drponcut
sny,th not. The weather wise predict
u hard winter md fuel is being
gathered in TO keep the house warm
aud the pot boiling bonanza or no b..
nnnzt. Hon. J. II. Mcmillan. Demo
critic n omimoe for Congressman. al.
dressed the citiG ~ ~ t'uI p'nc, las,
night m ! ~"cnt,t FIR himself aud pnt-
~ n very favorable impsctSinn. A J.
Dallas. Democratic unaiuec frr Sheriff.
will strrt on the rounn' Of the county
in u few dnrs anil being u crusi.tau'
Dcmpcr It Il serves wsli ia u nitrd sup
port Of the Dsno5rG.io party Of Eko
County,
ISDrPSypIsr.
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From Tuesdays Dsily.l
NALMAEURDI.


Mr.. CEo"kwell. the photographer.
folded his tent and moved down to Cus.
lin today.
Regular meeting Eiko Ledge No. Is
I. x \. NJ. at their Hall ut = o'clock
tU-pight.
john Il. Bradley left this morning
for Reno where he wi | take in the 1T
factions of the State Fair.
Dir. George Russ ii aud his two dauSh
trrs. the Misses Ida aud Ruth, left
this morning fCr R,no to attend the
State Fair.
1t In rumorcd that Eugene Thomp-
""n has acc pied Al position rs Civil En-
Ginecr GU the Cuuadian Pacific Rail
road.
5. w. Cross, OF Tuscarorn, returned
last evening from II trip IL San Francis.
CO aud le:t Tor homc this morning by his
own conveyance.
j.. W Mcdonald returned fromn visi,
III San frmnviacn last ev rning bridging
his family, tEry will start for Bruneau,
whcne Mr. Mcdonald has mining iu,.-
rests, in a tess days.
S. ". Henley. next do or to the Post
ol'r. keeps Il fuil supply Of fresh
fr'S. Wax Beans ~Cucumhers, Oranges,
LcHIoas, .PricotS nul Peaches at r-ns-
onohte prices. Take IL look Ut his daily
display.
The political campaign was opened
III k" this morning by IL persnnal tn
counter between two prominent citi-
zcn> who tried conclusions in accord
arcc with the 81 aS.you.pIr,se rules.
The Knocked GU; had the knockcr ON,
arrested. and the case va, sci for ndiu-
IIrsiiva al / O'Clock th.s afternoon.
c. u. l. land, of Warm Creek in
Clover Valley. came down yesterday
morning for thc purpose OF interviewing
the doctor for IL case o: supposed bio ii
P"i-InIuB %hiyh took eject in ON.
hasuTr. causing great pain and iuron.
vrni N"c. After receiving proper me,ii-
cal treatment, lac returned last evening
much 4 Il we'd.
Shrrii ArwrlI returned from Salt l. Ike
CT th'r morning, having delivered his
pl on'G t. the auth rites of Il on.
Tia. ..h.t.r... -. g..
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or for Reno.

The Elit"r Of the Appeal started for
Reno Yesterday morning. driving Il herd
nl llnis inc over the wnShoc Crude
along with some other cowboys. Car
som Appeal.
Our iEnrrancr Of stock matters il
manifested IN m nckno vie lg urnt that
"" nrvcc before knew that ll,,stuids
w,rc " boys.
Il there "a prrniuu offered for the l. 81
hcri Of Cow buy~2 II not. what object
could the App cni cditIr Ia We in driving
ihcm ov T the wrshuo grader which
Rrv the most difficult e. uTIyr, lIolStclni
or row hOyst Ths item says further
that "he had II branding iron strapped
a. his hip" Are hiI cowboys not all
brnnicd2 Will they sub nit u b..
bran led while ON the road m cutrr
the metropolis IN The snur condition the
Sicchcmt s w"re whom the soIl OF
J,cpb fell nprn thcn with the So ord
aul slew u M
We imign, tint the grca.oh Nitrac.
ton NJ the Sstte Far viii oe sam Davis
"berd Of llols:cius alOnS with Io.nO
othIr CIV boys"
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Po.it cl Hlrmony

In Nye county the following named
crrdIdn,cs for county officers ar pretty
sure to Ice 81, ctrd without making II
thorough political canvass: John li,y-
n"lds for District Attorney, W. =. Bry.
den fer Recorder ma Audtrr; Charles
Nc GreIgor for Assessor. q. T.. Clark
for Surveyor; James G.. Me Mruig,l for
Public administrators SO sure are VT
that these gentlemen viii b elected that
we stnnl ready tn wager " to one ON
the Irsn!t. ~ t,,rir names appear on
both X pub loan an ! Democratic ticket.
'Bchold, how good aul pleasant 1t is
for brethren to dwell together in uni,
A..
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Oct"hc~.G. 1855.
TIL" bctrl o. County commissioners
mt Monday, Oct. It'll nuL after dis.
posing "f the Ilius presented publish.
cd yesterday ] Transacted thu following
business. All the members being pies.
cnt;
Minutes Of he previous meeting read
and nprroy i.
Upon mot OF it was ordered thu the
sun OF $50 Te npproprt tel from the
Grmrru Couuiy Eund 10 tie Exc C.u.
z-nS FIe Fuul.
The Bonrd counted the moneys and
vouchers in the County Treasury aud
iouni all correct, a. compared with the
Auditors books.
Commissioned Smith was authorized
to ~ anime ia lex Ircck road hear
llariim,'iou's AMI wouhvnrI'S mud re-.
p"'i 1t la" NIX meeting "fthc Board.
The 'i"Ik ~ = a~uilorz,d to rttmn
the hill Of J.B SOFT for correction and
nii, - alton.
Jp'n represent ition OF Stll,n d.
kim, Road snpcrvi, or Of Lrmo.ll- Road
D-tirt. it "a o,i.rcl tat M..Srs
Payne X Frrmdi mrui-h t. sal Road
Supervisor 53.brilg" plank nui 81 spike.
for use III said Road Dist~ict aud pre-
sent their li!I t, the County for SUM.
tr"m rcprc- NATION Of VIM. Gard.
ncr. Road Supervisor of North Iiuhy
Rad District. il was orlrrcrl that
Mv~-rS Payne & FrrusIl furnish and
ship To lIHl'rCk 10 saIl Road Super.
visor - hri lSr plank anil the nrcrsSt.
~ spikes for : unr. for u<c III sail Road
District and present their bill t. the
County for same.
The follow NJ reports OF Comfy md
Township officers w,rr recei we'd. exam.
amincd. approved nul ordered fled:
Hospital Strw,rl, Co in,y Ja,lrr,
ShcIitf, Assess r. District Attorney,
Surveyor. Clerk; WA. Cougrr, /. y.
5 hcIw,od. md Jud, on Dakiu, Justices
Of the Peace; r. W. Rule. Con ,n-
bic.
iron motion it WIS ordered TINT s.
VI. llcul"y he. md hc il hereby author.
lied To- furnish Mira. Banks. an indi-
gent pcIs IL, with provisions 90 the
amount Of so. and present his bill 10
the county for the same.
Ordered that W r. Smith be- and no
10 hereby authorized 10 furnish Peter
" uusou. nm iudiSrut AMI sick psrsOn.
vih provisions to the amount Of 500
rud resent his lii to the County for
same.
In, Board then took MP Election
rln'tcrs and thcrcupon issued thcil
| ] lection Proclamation for the general
& ,ctiou To hc held IN Tursdry Nov. 9,
ISeG, established polling places mud mp,
ported inspectors in tue several pre-.
ci jrt- Of Exc county
~ further business appearing the
Board udjorncl until Monday. N"vem.
bt the 9Th inst, INT Mt . o'clock A.. NJ.
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trrOa Thursday. paily.t
sAI.MAGuNDI.

Q. w. Hull has gone up to Tusearore
to ia his fence.
Hugh Martin came in lo-lay from
the far north.
AIRS. A. $. Eisenburg is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Al, xanIer.
Ladies' bustlrs have adopted the
motto Higher still High r"
Regular msetins Eiko Lodge No. Is. X.
OF p. ut thier Ii Ill to-uisIt.
Warner K CT ship? i gu, cur. 1000
pounds. copper nltte to Arso. Colorado,
to-day.
A tr,iu OF twenty cars loaded vita
ice i"r san Francisco pissed through
t"is afternoon.
LOOK to yonr stove pipes, Gil up your
wood houses aud prepare for u hurd
winter.
Uncle John Gibbons. the vet, ran
stage driver. came down from Tu,caro-
IL yesterday. %,
Iii stoker's Zig teams. loaded with
coke Tor the buIlIOn furnace, lett for
Railroad District to-day.
N.nc c"r.oals OF bs,f cattle, shipped
at recDma yesterday, Passed through
last evening. eou,igued to Hayes 4 Co,
Oakland.
The ebility to spend two dollars to
his ~"pponent', one" Is the highest re-
COMMUNICATION for a pJs.tIon on the Re-
publican ticket.
One lump OF copper matte from the
Bullion furnace wei hung over I.IUJ
Pounds wns loaded Tor shipiurnt to-
d-y.
An exchange says thu, Iurpemtime will
cure Iosk-j .w III less than II m!nut.. W.
drm't know how it wouId act CA u Luunau
being affected With Ioek-j .w. but it will
cure u dog mighty sudden.
Nc. McMIllcn of Drrth and Ton
Bradley o. EIko are II Reno, SAYS the
Gazette. No. wIo * Nj. M:M lien OF
VI Decth. aud WAC knows Tom Bradley
ui l.Iku?
Tao ju lgeS II ia. y ,by shpN a R.no
nrc u Ue ".Ao I'd mlids AMI two oil
tac!rlur,." W. woI.l like to see IA.
color Of the wnulEnS h ,r that wOull
SIEVE al that Com u!iter.
On Tuesday night abrat 10 o'clock.
it il said, Eugrme ih"mp on rtJJk Of
II squ axe meal ~ the S;stioI nou.. ut
Moline. lie waN Grruch, d to the lid,
10y the ltaSy shower which fell about
. o'clock that might.
For fresh fruits AMI Vegetables. such
~ CHJbas,. O"iom~. Eceis. Gouaberrirs,
Cherries. Strawberries etc, call ON $.
NJ. Henley, next door to the Post
"Gice.
With II mil.ionirc for Gor.rnn anil
nfe Emp DYE OF the Suuiherm I'ariic
Company, alias, the CcuirIl Pa,iic
liaI!,UGd, Cor l.ieutcu nt--GoycIuor.
the Rrpnbl!'nns taink they have n tam
that can b y the IAsr.Hsv-t voters o.
Nevada. We sLa.I ave.
>. w. 'wm' IA o.lSrs n special pre-.
m1iun a. $40 ivr tie prrliieat baby cx-
Llb.t Il AT the oIs.c Far, AMI tue ..SlrI
via uIIuu uuL ulur,. ,xIutnt.,us ~ IL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-10

Gold Crank Sherman. before the Gin.
ciIRti Chamber Of Commerce the other
day, Says the Salt Lake Drniocrnt. in.
fiictcd upon that body n mess Of bnlier-
dash upon the silver qu stinn. al.
vmcntiug his old hobby 81 the caItwhccl
dollar. by II pa ity of reasoning, VIII II
grecmbncks wrrr the standard aud gold
was u big premium. coin II that metal
should have been reduced proportion.
ntcly with it, commercial exec - of vnlu'.
What would have bseu thonIht of ii.
nnncinl State, man 1T that time ni,octl.
ing the reduction Of Ia double eagle /,
less than tile size aud weight Of u tn
do'lu pIeccH Aud yet Il wonld have
been .trclly in accordance with Shcr.
mans proposed plan in regard to silver.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-10
Railroad District,

Geo. Williamson. ot Bullion. informs
rs that the mines in Railroad District
nrc producing large quantities Of ore Of
a high grade, upon which the furn Icc ~
now running successfully The present
run will include about $500 tons Of ore,
che result Of which will lie n yield Of
bullion equal in qu unity aud vnlu 9 Ia
NIL Tint has been heretofore produced
during the present season. StokCr'a
big team' will soon commence the
transportation Of tho bullion ~ this
point for shipm, ut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-10
DEMOCRATIC sPEARlSo .

Hon. j II. Macmillan. the we'll
known Democratic NOMINEES for Con.
EfcSs. will address the ciiiz,ns of Car.
Tin on political ISSUES, to morrow even
ing the JDth instant. lie will sprnk in
thi' place Friday evening. O,toncr lat
aud ut TuscirOrs Saturday evening
October 2nd. Mr.. Macmillan IL u for.
.iblc speaker, mud will doubtless draw
good audiences ut the points mention
ed.