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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04
STREET GAMlNS.
Unusually Bright Youngsters Many or
Whom Might Be Made Respectable.

Unusually Bright Youngsters Many or
Whom Might Be Made Respectable.
"That group of boys budding over
the warm grating will be the highway
men, burglars, tramps and murderers
of fifteen years hence" says one who
has been studying the street boys.
Well, he may be right in some cases,
but surely he is not in all Some OF
those dirty, shabby, bare-footed little
fellows will not sink; they have the
ability to rise, and they will.
You will notice, even among the
worst crowds, some who occasionally
wash their faces and use better Ian
guage than the others; some who one
day are missing from the crowd. One
of the poor little creatures, impelled by
an impulse he does not understand,
'gets IA job" He earns honest money,
and begins to lodge where faaos must
be washed every day. He climbs
another step, and is ''in an office"
After awhile he is promoted, and is
spoken of as ''that young man with
Helps & Co."
And by and by he becomes man of
whom men speak with respect as a
self-made man. One of them, perhaps
that black-eyed little fellow with the
long curling hair, may some day find
out that he loves to draw on the blank
wall with chalk or charcoal, may grad
ually understand his yearnings, and
come in time to be great artist. The
quiet fellow there, if only some good
Sabbath school teacher coaxes him into
school, has it in him TO be one day a
promising young preacher, who, know
ing what wretchedness is himself can
fifty address the wretched.
A helping hand, kind word, little
money properly used, will save most of
these street boys from the penitentiary
or the gallows, and make them at least
decent young men.
Dirty as he is, ignorant as he must
be, the street boy is usually shrewd
and bright, ready to seize an oppor-
tun ty, ready to understand the value of
wealth and respectability, and needs
only a rough plank of help to save him
from perisning in the sea of destruc-
ton. Let nobody withhold the plank,
saying to himself: at is only street
boy; he is doomed to perdition; let him
drown. IN Y. LedGer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs
and Colds: The only article OF the kind
which has done me good service. want
vile, N 7. Sold only in 5ozes.
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100 Doses One Dollar


Who VIII be Our Next PRESIDENT
The people are now considering the names OF Ed
munds, Cleveland, Logan Hill. Still dark
horse may enter the field. To keep away the Dark
Horse OF Time "a little longer" use DIR. WIN.
HALLS RALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, long celebrated
for being the best household cough remedy in the
world, and curing all diseases of the throat, chest
and lungs. A specific for pneumonia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

PRoF. CHAs. P. WILLIAMS, Phi. D., Of Philaa
aelphia, says there is neither morphia,
opium nor minerals in Red Star Cough
Cure.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

TUMBLETUNG, whose opinions are not
without weight, Notwithstanding his mixed
rhetoric, says that man must be sn ass
to work like a horss.-BOSto,s transcript.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

"YoU'vE got black eye, Pat. How did
you get itr, Pat-ssEome Rule. STRIP,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

A CoAL-sTovE is a csst-iron paradox. 1t
won't burn unless you put it up; then it
won't burn unless you shake it down.
DdnSUille Breeze
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

THE Itching caused By skin diseases is al
WAYS relieved by Glenn's Sulphur soap. HIS
Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, &c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

DR.. PIERcE's pleasant Purgative Pei
lets' cleanse and purify the blood and re-
lieve the digestive organs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

IF a cough disturbs your sleep, take
Piso's Cure for Consumption and rest we'll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04
GaSarrn in The Head

Originates in scrofulous faint in the blood. Hence
the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is TO
puTTfD the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms
and the danger of developing into bronchitis that
terribly fatal disease consumption. entirely
moved by Hoods sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh
by purifying the blood and also tones up the system
and greatly improves the general health of those
who take it.
For many years, beginning so far back don't
remember when, had the catarrh in my head. 1t
consisted of an excessive flow from my nose RIM
Ing and bursting noises in my ears and pains on ne
top of IVY head The hawking and splitting .yere
most excessive in the morning, when the back part
Of my tongue would be thick with white fur, and
there would be a bad taste in my mouth
Ny hearing was affected in my left ear. Five years
ago began to use Hoods Sarssparilla. l was
helped right away; but continued to use till felt
myself cured. NY general health has been good
ever since the catarrh left me-" MRS. K. II
CAULFIELD, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods SGrsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared By
c. l. HOOD Co. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
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TEACHER-"H Hans, name three beasts Of
prey" Hans-"Two lions and tiger.n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

WHEN all so-called remedies fail, ]
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

IF there is any one who should be
trapped in slumber" it is the man who
SHORES. Chicago Standard
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

the dudes are very partial to winter be-
cause it's SUCH chappie weather, you know.
Boston Transcript
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04
Two 1880 Gold Medals.

FRESH toe martyrs-The youths who buy
tight boots.-Boston Bulletin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-04

The man with a shabby suit of clothes is
very likely to shine in society.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05

Adviccs from Ching Too Foo. the
chief city OF the PROVINCE of Sechner,
state that the natives Of .he eastern
pnTt of the Province. and those Of
Northern Cochin Chiun. have risen
against the Christians aud IRE massacr.
ing thciu aud destroying their property.
This active persecution IL attributed to
the imprudencc of English and Ameri-
can missionaries In Cochin China
alone, q ty Christians have been killed
aud their houses burned and their
arms destroyed. In Sechner n general
massacre Of Christians is reported TO be
III progress nnd they are killed where
eve found. 1t Is stid that whole will.
ages ccnpied by Christians have been
destroyed and that all the lands oc.
Cupicd by professors of the faith are
being devastated. The Apostolic Vicar
residence in Srchucr has been buried
to the grounl. not a piece Of furniture
nor a book, nor paper IL saved The
foreign C~nsuls barely escaped from
Scchuer with their lives. No effort,
have been made up to the latest report,
to qn,ll the disturbance and 50 far a,
now known IL continues unsurpassed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
Iron Thursday. DAily.t
0ALMAGuSDL


Sheriff Atwell reports licensed oltee.
ted for the month of August. Sd5s.75
The loss by the Royalton. VT, Gre il
now placed at SlG0. 900.
In the deciding heat between Beach
and Teemer, the Australian IBeach)
Hon.-
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora this
ercning-w D Bray. Mrs Jolly, Mrs ST
C.air.
Government S,oneman, Of Califor.
nia aud ex-senator Hearst. each posi-.
lively refuses to stand for the uomi.
nation for Governor.
The Democratic primaries throughout
Esmeralda county on tine 2lrt u.timo re-
suited m the election Of seven Adams
and tao Winters delegates to the State
Convention.
The stage from Tuscarorn Tuesday,
brought down four bars Of Navajo
bullion, valued Mt $1,000, which was
forw ,rled through Wellu, Fargo l. Co.
10 San Francisco.
+. J. Bremenkampf. the delegate
unanimously elected in the First Ward
OF Eureka, declares himself as being
for Sadler for Governor, and A. l..
Fitzgerald, E'q rs his nrst choice for
District Judge. .
Owen Carroll while at work upon an
engine at Car!in yesterday, had a hand
badly mashed by the ash pan. The
wound was dressed mere by DIR. Meigs
and Mr.. Carroll ihtn went down 10 In.
eompany's hospital ut Sacramento.
Sir. d. d. Holland. Of Los Gatos,
Cal, PASSED through with the Whitney
cNcursiom.sts for the east last evening.
lie will return in about six weeks and
will probably then stop over here aud
made II visit to his friends at Bullion,
Oeiore leaving for his California hone
Nr. and Mrs. q. l.. Studdard, o:
Modesto, Cal. are visiting their Elko
friends for Al lew days, aud are stopping
at tue residence of Arthur BixrI. Mr..
StoddIrd, who was local agent for iii.
railroad comPan! nj this place, Vas
transferred to Modesto, where he is
s.ill ia the eompany's service, Le being
merely oil on u brief vacation.
Times Review:-rhe Grover Cleye
land location. west of North Belle Isle
WAS conveye ed by Nike WEIGH, to u ssrs.
L. c. P!Gnkett. A. ID. Russell aud Il.
D.. Norton, Of this place, aid +. Il.
Meade, of San FraLc.sso. Con siIvru-
ton. $1,000.
Mort Smith has purchased the old
Collins building on west Need street,
now occupied by Mr.. Fauuof. and will
this week Remove it t. the vacant lot
below Gus GcTber's market nni tit it up
for the express. telegraph uud Stage
Offices.
On Monday Eldic Leichter found n
pi.to! in the street and called Attic
Bowen, son of the school teacher. 10 see
his prIzc. While examining the weapon
II WAS discharged. the bail striking
young Bowen in the face and inaicting
II dangerous wound.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
Citlzens Meeting.

Pursuant TO published call n meeting
OF citizens took place at the court house
last evening for the purpose OF taking
the preliminary steps toward the or
gnnizntIOn Of IT Ere department in this
place. After considerable discussion o
committee OF five prominent citizens
was appointed to vast upon the citizens
generally; n.cettaiu what amount of
money could be collected for providing
against fire; to suggest a feasible plan
for applying the same aud to report to
the II Getting called for tomorrow night
The meeting aljourped uutl that date.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
The New Letter sheet EnyeIop.

n specimen Of tie mex 4. =. letter
sheet aud ervcIO pc combined, which Is
being Introduced for sale at the rr.nci-
pal ~posioAires, - jnst received ~, this
oiiic". IL IL II most c~unyrui~nt device
III which to write business I,t.crs. aud
WILL to u great extent. take the place 81
postal c'ris. although bctriug II two.
cent stamp. The sheet !, muc,l,grd
and perforated along the sides, n /.
also one end, ut the lap. for secure
closing. 10 open the letter. the edges.
which are mucileged together. are torn
oil AT the perforated lines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
California RtLbIicaa Eomineesl

Following are the nominees of the
Cali orniI Republican Convention:
GovoTnUr-Juhn L. Swift, San Fmn-
cisco; Lieutenant Governor-W. Il.
Waterman. san Bernari.no; Secretary
Of Stitc-Wulter 5. Moore, Los Amge.
,es; ,ortroller-Jl mcs l.. Denny, Vi
saiia; Treasurer Ioco5 II. NeG, Pln-
Ger; Attorney Gcucral-W. II. II. Hart,
san Francisco; Surveyor General
Theodore Rrichcrt, San Francisco;
Superintendent Pablo InS,ruction-Ira
e.. Hvitt, San Francisco; Clerk Of Su-
premc Court-Jumes A. Orr, Plumas:
For Justices Supreme Court-T. B. Nc
Farluud, Srcrniuento; NUbI, Hamilton.
Alameda; A. Van Il. Patterson, San Joa-
quIu; For COngre>s-rhird District,
Joseph MCKrnnu. Second District, j.
&. Campbell. 1.-THE others TO be NOM
mated herrniIcr.J FOr Railroad Co IL
miss.ouer-A. Abbott, Sacramento;
Jumcs Rea, Santa Clara.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
THE FIRE THIS IaoREISG.
Captlln c. c. Warmers barn and Con-
tents destroyed. TGIEtrto, he
surrounding buildings.

About S O'Clock this morning the
people OF PI,ty Row discovered flames
issuing from the roof OF Captain War
nct's barn ut the base Of the hill iu,t
below. The alarm being given scores
Of men were instantly seen running to
the scene. aud many willing hands Were
quickly engaged IN the work NJ prevent
in th" flames from communicating with
the dwelling and other buildings close
10y. Ia" destruction OF the barn being
inevitable.
The fire having started in the hay.loft
above. n pair of horses, harness aud a
buggy OF the ground floor were run out
and saved just before the fire reached
TINT part of the building. Fourteen
head OF work horses in the bnrn-yard
were also run out md turned loose.
The ftct that n heavy rain during the
night hnd soaked every thing exposed to
tho storm, together with Gmpl, pro.
vision against fire maintained on the
wv lilNfN' Nb'i' ihN'lf INC "llIlVgnilDn
of the flames possible. for with all the
well directed work that was done, under
less favorable cuudit ous. tho fire could
not have been confined t. the single
building. About three tons Of hny was
slowed in the loft. aud several tons uf
ice, n good part Of which still rcmuins.
slowed on the ground floor in the east
Ind Of the buiiding. Tue black out
line which now marks where the buiil.
ing stood is surrounded on three sides
10y buildings. the most distant Of which
is but 20 feet. aud in evidence Of the
good work done, their sides are but
slightly scorrhrd.
The origin of tho fire is not known.
but IA no Que slept in the building. MOI
va any fire known 10 w. nbuut i, The
opinion il that IL resulted from III,
curclcssucsS uf some tramp. who bad
probably crhwlel into The loft ont o
the storm nud ucctdcniIy fred the place
from u pipe or cigarette.
The loss Is estimated at about 81, zoo
with no insurance.
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lFroI. Saturdays Daily.l
8ALNAGUNDI.

John Mcintosh is mp from Carlin to-
day.
WIN Snow aud family of Ruby Valley.
are IN town to day.
John Atkinson and wife are down
from their ranch at Deelh.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
declares "A dividend OF - cents.
j. l.. Wines came up from San Fran.
eis"o last evening Oa his way home in
Eur, Ia.
Ats james CLARK and daughter Hat.
tie r'tnrued hom "a protracted visit in
California. last evening.
Miss Bette Tucker went out to-day
to pass u couple of weeks with her si,.
ter in Pleasant Valley.
Kate SLrlb, a German nurse in New
No.k. killed her child and enlr,,orrd 10
destroy ali traces Of the crime los crrna,-
ing the holy.
new division Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company known as the Western
division has been established aud the
Office located at Oakland pier.
After the lst OF October sleeping cars
will he IL thiough from san francisco
to Atlanta, Ga. vi. Fl Paso aud New
Orleans. making "a continuous ruu O:
over 2,jJJ miles.
Iii StoArr's teams yesterday brought
ia from the furnace At Railroad district.
l2,OJO ppHuls OF Lullinn and matt.
Til" work Of preparing the furnace for
another run is Low III progress.
Mrs. l. & Errwoll. Of Omnhr. died
on the west bound overland train. near
Trucker, Monday night. She WAS nhuu,
80 gears old md was on her way 10 the
conat, thinking to regain her health.
\ n at Newport. Ky, met a fearful
death yesterday. While confined To
her bed 10y sickness the bar
took fire nnd in momrm the bed was IA
hunes. She spnns out, hut lcforc
assistance arrived she was fatally
burned.
Silver State: Officer Haley anil
Night lnTd-Mt~t~r Lorhrop. found two
drunken ;rump- sleeping "n the rail.
Fo"d irHcS near the depot last ui,ht
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05

A. G. Sp.cr, the whrclmau who il
crossing the continent TO beat the tim
Of Stevens AMI acquire title to the
championship. arrived here II noon g..
day. coming from II Illrck Station, -
miles since mpining. S;nur LETT New
York June 1t, taking ia Denver ard
l. "dSi'io en- rnute, mud thmgh travel
ing 400 miles IA thrr than Seven.
calculates to lent the ltttrr'- record a.!
lOJ days between New York EuI san
Francisco, lac still having ma ca DAYS
ia which to cover the distance b..
tween here and Tia" Buy. Syirf says
he has made uu the trsp A. high us ZIG
mires IN II hours and IL - DAYS COY.
cred u d ,ttncr al $500 miles. On mr.
irving here the indicator attached TO
the machine markell the miles Travelled
at i.OIJ. Spirr il u young man. we'll
built, aud uoiwlthst p'd,ng that lac says
h- suffered severely for want nf foo |
and water several times on the route.
looks hculiy mil robust with every mp
praruucc Of btiug able 10 make the trip
| ahead Of time. lie is required rach
diy to Telegraph to New York the di,-
lance travelled; Churnct r e the road.
etc. After taking dinner here. Spicr
struck out for ChrIim. - miles west.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05

A tpccinl from Nugrlrs. Arizona.
says: Two Largo ranches near May
toreno. on the SonOru Railway, were
burned Friday evening by Yaluis In.
diaus. Troops were sent u hom both
Guaymas aud ~IicrinoHllo. under Con.
rrnl l%lcrindra, aud n posse from the
doTmer pln &c NUiotk H., JLdipLs n,nI
Ma Sioi,no, AID after n ,hnrp tight
Killed seven Of iheiu aid took scyelnl
pii,oneiS. Troops wcic ntill IN pur,uit
of the Indians NJ last nctorn;s. No
throu On trhiui have run on the Sonora
rond Tor the pust week. owing 10 TX.
pasd'e ebels along The line. and sid,
tackS aud warehouses along The road
are blocked with freight.
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From Fridays Daily.
AALMAGCNDI.

Warner & Co. forwarded by fnsl
freight for TuscarOra. to-day, 1900
pounds mdse.
Jake werthimer is in town to-da,
and is hu lily engaged in rene xiny Old
acquiutainces.
Read the proceedings OF the Demo
cratic County Central Committee in
another column.
George Par,holnmew has established
a carpenter shop 1t the old ..GiLliu cor
ner."
The Democratic primary election Ia
be held in Eureka o-mJrrow il .xr.c,.
ed to be a lively aIdr.
Barney Horn came up from San Frou.
cisco lat evening. His many friend,
will be glad To learn that has health /,
much improved.
Governor I'LL q! New York has m.
proved .! the removal of Com ni,sinn.r
OF Public work Sqnires. and il Is ,i,t.I
that General john Nsstuu. Chief oftb,.
EuISne'r Corps, L. 5. \. has been of.
frTed the place.
Nrs. J. C. Jessup with her two Iit,Ir
ones departed for California thi, morn
ing. She goes on u protractrI visit to
her relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. II. Rand are To mr.
rive here from California this eyrpir =.
or o'm"rrow evening, according to Il
bret note received by Mrs. J. Il. saiG..
from Mrs. Rand.
Recent heavy rains down in Lincoln
county have 80 saturated the groIlI
that ia many places new grass j, rrppr.
TED 10 be Hpnn6lns up in grru; uJund.
Hnce and the stock men IA that rcpiYu
are looking more cheerful.
Captain Lawton's command i, in
good condition anl be believes L,. co,
LiiI' capture, o. ioicr the Indian. In
surrender, aud I have every ~couGl.pr.
IN his ability and uniir.ns cu,r.,.
Should h, force them near our lin. an,
troops will asrIst him.
The express train from the west du.
here At I:JJ last evening dnI not, nrrlv.
until 2 o'clock this morning. The dc.
trhiion was eau srd by the iItcaiu, of
freight train which o~hs;uc,cL the track
Town ia the vicinity Of Golcouda-prob.
ably at the late wasAout hear thar
place.
a c]arEinSe continuing S,u,t,rEs,r,s.
OF New York. Charlie, &. PERKINS,. %.
Boston. and lIl,, Matthew's. dru,Lirr
O judy" Stanley VI ttthrws. If ON,
was overturned at Windsor. VI Wei
nesl"y. NJ. Perkins was Instantly
killed. AMI senator Eyaris and Nj
Matthews were severely bruised. though
not seriously injured.
The Chicago News says that ..vin
cent Is. Kelly, political reporter of the
Chicago Tribune. received from ia.
cieik OF the Probate Court OF kim,
County, y. Y. u certified check Of sll.
"oO' til" sum beqnruthrd To the estinl-
able Young man by his uncle. tn. Inf.
John Kelly" Wnh the following tx
erptlons this article. says the New
York Star, may br correct: Mr. Kelly
bad no nrphIe" ia Chicago. he let Il,
money 10 ANY nephew, there 4, no Pro-.
bate Court ia Kings Couuty; ND. Kelly
never resided ia Kings County. aud Ia.
will. which left everything To- his wife.
""s ProbHtcd in the S~urGog.tc's Court
for New York County.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05
From Tuesdays D.ily.l
BALMAoUSDI.

Miss Fanny Grant is reported danger.
ously i'll.
Prince Al, xander has returned to
Sofia. He IL SO fond Of the old girl that
lie couldn't stay away"
The Hudson river steamer, Daniel
Drew, burned to the waters edge ut a.. 7
m%oor'ngs at Kingston, Sunday evening.
Loss, $3.50. eco.
AT Chattanooga, Tenn. the Knights
of Labor in convention Saturday n,uui.
hated IA iuil Legislative ticket.
I. S. CuIthy. of Shoshonc, Idaho, In
o'd-iime miNoiogist. las mounted tie
night shift at tie Gem.
Mr.. Gcorgs Russell te!egraphs from
New York that himself aid family vii.
nrIirc hcIe about the 9Th instant.
Roih PEt;t. "A clerk in the PhilaIel.
phih OIL e OF Adams Express Company,
has been arrested OH the charge o! hay
ms stolen $4,000 from the olicc.
Willie Pol,sai anil Wi:linm Jones.
San Jose boys. were sentenced satur-
day to three aud four years respective.
y IN the p.uitratiary. for burglary and
horse - al ing.
Hobart, Wood * Co. shoe mannfuc.
tur~rs OF san fraicisc", hnye jus, made
nu assignment to W. II. Cnicaering.
II liabilities ale set at $3.50, UUO; asset.
Sl0n,yOJ.
Ia IN international rowing match n,
LONDON yesterday, bctHrcu T,cmrr md
IcIk:ns, Irrincr, the hmrr.can. won
III" match. The heat between Matter
son and Ross Was Won by the Aus;ral-
ian, MuticIsou.
Thomas Hunter has just received
word from Arthur Lowe. ut san Fan
ciN"o, tia A,thur's health is stend,ly
importing and ll.at il tie improvement
o"l.tnu's III tie IAN ratio, he will
come home about election time.
I,v from il or,u-I 49,,
j., Isp:.i,n, q. $780,. .,.....,
,bi, end If ,r.r H..
Jri,,cj anil IN orl.r, n,,,.n
r,r ~ .,.t -
the rolling Of Ia" cars made most Of the
Passengers sra.s.ck. A spccl o! GO
miles an hour ~Is mtiut4imrd for some
t'u.c.
Mrssrs. john BTa ley AMI Thonoe
Turner. two L..Fo cattle liny. inter- u
sMuIt b, mIu with T.; I., for the ,.p,I,
to day White Pine News.
%,
after TINT .criIr vi,l h,,ir., ...I .,
shot gun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-05

A meeting Of the Democratic County
Central committee for the purpose Of
~cnnvass.ns the votes cast al the late
primaries. for delegates 10 tho State cou-
v~cntion, is called TO take place this
evening at the Office OF Russell and
Bradley. at 8 o'clock.