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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
Live Stocl; Association,

TIL Nevada Live Stock Association
held n me ting in this town " sterday.
says tie Silver Suite. nl the, Office Of the
Secretary, i. ". Lewis. Among those
present " re Geo. RIssell If ElHo. 4.
e.. Mtchum 81 VII tc Rock. L. ID. Par.
kinN"m of Grlcondi. L. W. G. utcher II
Par rd'Sc, and J. F. Trip.ett, Inspector.
II was a meeting OF tue E~xerdiyr Com.
mit'cr, Tor the purpose of appointing
lie rgtics to the Convention # tee In
ternHtiorml Range Cattle and ip>tsc
Growers' Association. e. lie Den.
yer. Colorado. on the 2itil Instant. aud
other business. The following gentle.
men were elected ~ d lrgnies:, L. ".
Crutchrr, Peter frcnrh. q. W. Nap y,
Geo. Ru~scl, A.. Z. Cleveland, l.. G.
H'rdy, Loiis Dean. +. ID. hickey, WIN.
Drnrhy, /. d. Parkinson, ". II. A.
Nilsson. D. North. Fred. S.auGrr, Jos.
March, John Sparks, I. u. swrrlcr,
W u. rudhnutcr. 4. Henson, A. G..
Mitehum, Joseph Scott.
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Wednesday. Daily
OALMAGUNDI.

The stages between here ana Tusca-
rora have no: yet reached eilh,r snd OF
the Iroute.
e Andrew J.. Lane came mp from Cli-
fofnia by last cv ning's train. and vii.
remain in town several days.
Sir. George w. Russell returned Las,
evening from tine meeting OF the Nevada
Live Stock Association, held at Win
iiemucca.
Il preventative Psyson Of illinois. IL
about to'in;roduce a bill making it IL
.egal lvr Foreigners 10 acquire u title to
aud in the Territ ,ries. lie says the
bill is necessarily crude, but he hope,
1t will lead to something which will put
u stop 10 the wholesale acquisition LAY,
Foreigners Of land that oight to be re-
served Tor citizens.
National Bank Inspector Geo. W.
Cassidy passed through from the West
ou his way to Ogden Saturday night.
lie goes thence 10 Denver , ity, and
from there To Washington. though Ia,
may possibly return to Eureka tempo
rar!iy before crossing the Rnekies.
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An Aspen. Cal, :! rcinl sayA: Snow
has been falling almost cuutimUo,. sly for
three days amd 1t Is BOW almost IA. re
:c't deep. Tuesday afternoon as he \
"'e'"ck Sriit VAS waiting 10 go Oh at
The Aspen mine, tie men heard a Lois,
locked up. stw u SNOW Lille cumiEy
down the ASPEN mountain. AMI made Il
rush for the DUMP. Z ting unler it mmd
t"e. r;y s,Vius their lives. TYe sIi,.e
",r"cH the shaft aud cigIur house. com
p.'iriy dcuoi'himg them, Ii Ting 10. Il
Rose. the mine cHrpruter. The engine
n boiler were badly damaged, ana III
engineer was thrown Under the boiler
aTd buried uud, ten feet Uf show. Lie.
Was afterwards recovered alive. John
Leonard, one Of the Couamirh m,u.
owners uni several others near th,.
shaft house, mirdcu.ou,ly escaped with
Il few bruises.
\, five "'ciuck the fee bell nun runced
the occurrence Of II slide On Wash.
Ingtou Mountain. / .~Vc,,gutiun reveal.
Ell the fact that two o.e wagons and
the mules Hnd drivers were buried uu.
der fifteen feet OF snow near the Acuni.
sitiuu mime.
Seven men Win started from here this
moinirg FOR the Maroon Pass. to r, turn
at noon, have not yet been heard ir,m
They are supposed TO bc buried unlrr n
thirl slide, reported in tine Pass about
noon.
There was another sli e near Camp
Bird mIue to-day, but no damage i, re.
ported. ,
MIR. T.. Penrod, who went down to
Carson C.ty lust Friday, returned home
last night. Ills object was to attend II
sitting Of the Bonrd of Examiners OF
Indian wtr claims. consisting OF the
Gov rTor, Secretary Of State, aud At.
tornry.Gcncrnl. Mr.. Pcnrod was u sui.
fcrcr 10y the Pint var in 1850, and has
n claim against the Government for
losses sustained.
Virginia Chronicle. lSth:-Scnnior
James e.. Fair will leave Sau Frtuciscu
this afternoon for Washington. ID. c.
lie will stop in Carson tomorrow aud
arrive in this city on Wednesday.
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Delinquent sails.

Fo!iowing iSa li>t OF the real cstrte
sold Tor taxes Monday by the County
Treasurer, in u~ccOrdtnce with law:
Cnns. L A'b,tt, TascrrOrI bousht by
Count. $3.50.
Jus. Blown. Culin, bought 10y coun-
ty. 1918
g.. IL Brewer, LIm lille. bought by
County. 81 SO.
Blue j cLet NJ ming 20. Columbia,
hought hy County, 800. co.
Geo. CoslrIt, Tn,c.rosn, bought By
Con MY. S4.SG.
A. J. Dallas. Tuscarort. bought by
County. Sl3,i2.
Mrs. NJ. S Frrthing, Tuc,r,r,,
bought by County. $j.j5.
J in Giligm, Nor Il Ru'y, | ought 10y
a. q. DH"lry. S37. Gs.
ii. 4. IL ,~ryillc, TnscarJrA. bought 10y
County SEQ.
E"bt. Hnrlcy, s~pruCe-bought by
County. ~ o..
Jno. NJ. Mcpherson. #. II dleck-
bought 10y &. T.. Maye,, S37 81.
Thos. McAyrn. Tu,rarora- bought 10y
County, 81 OF.
A. Peterson. White Rock-bought 10y
County. $40 II.
PrnncauT & Engler. Tuscarora-
bought 10y J. Alexander, SO SO.
j. 4. Robertson, Huntington -bough
10y County. az 30.
Pre-. Trumho. Tascarora- bought by
County, - 90.
Unknown owner, Exc. lot, I TO q,
incluling blk. Y~..-UoIsht by Thomas
Hunter, Sij 20.
Unknown owner. Tccona-boughs
by County, Sl3 80.
Mrs. Charles Walker, Elko- bought
by +. T. Muller. 81 30.
j. WiiEcrSon, Tastatsra-3ought by
County ~ "a.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Il. Il. DrJLLow. JrDGI.
Wednesday, Jnny. 20, 1856.

Weinesd4y, Jnny. 20. 1856.
The Court convened ut 10 o'clock this
morning pursuant To ndj"urmurni. md
ar"n~Aclrd the following business:
In the Case nf DOGGY W. Mayer APP
p!ic.iicn f. r new trini-;he Count main
t'in"d that u~filuvits q j~u.ofs. impencU.
luz their y~erIist, could not IN received
duplication denied.
Horn ". MIrphy-Iemnrrr over.
ruled aul twenty days given to file an
swer.
State W. = II. Taber--dcmurrer to
indictment su iiuinrd.
There wers several gruun Is of d,mur-
ct, only one OF which WAS considered
by the Court, viz: HAT the facts stated
ia the indictment do not cou,ttut- IL
PUBLIC uheus The demurrer upoh that
SrUGnd VAS sustained Tor the T nSpn
hat the allegations in the Indictment
chlig'us tie ulrnsr, were not POSITIVE
and dir ct, bat were 10y way .. Tec.u,l,
urnumeut aud inference.
Court adjourned util Monday, Jany.
gItb
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The Carson b.Int.

A letter from the Government Super.
rising Architect to the Carson Post
muster, asking him TO confer with other
officials who will occupy the Govern.
nrent building in that lhncc when com
plet,d, in regard TO the proper size OF
the respective Offices, etc induce, the
belief tina, work upon thc structure will
begin in the Spring. aud in c~onsequtnee
Carson IA measurabiy hapry. Should
the Mint also be op ned again. their 10y
would he ecsiatic.
A disptich from G.. g. Prcbtc, d,icd
nj Washington tic l0Hb inst nj, {,
Wells lrury. says Cong. cssmuu Wood
bDrn had just pr scented the memorial
on reoprnimg the Cs,s,n Mint 10 ptes..
dent ClCvrianl. mud hat Immediate
consideration Of the matter WAS proia.
isod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24

The - Living rssul .ti"n was urnui.
m'Ur'y adopted ~ tie Colorado Trcs,
A's"o".i,o'. IA sc-I nat ID mcr:
R~E'oLvIp. That Ne emphatic lily
"ht"' onr protest against any l,fngi, 10y
"~hohsorv'r mHdc. 10 suspend the coin
aye 81 trc STANDARD dollar. That out
'hLnkS are rendered t. Hon. james u.
Beck and other members o. Congress.
lrr their abe advocacy oi SAY, r. nud We
i'lrdBc "mr support a. nuy IN us"e
h"kIug To- the rec nnl unlimited CON.
age of Siiv'r Oh all ,qu,mty with gold.
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Seats in the Family circle.

On the evening of tie appearance Of
Lrav.tV's specially tr upe ut Piper's
Oi"rG House, ssys the YAK iui Ch-oui-
Gle. n newiy'mGrr'ed couple from Pizen
Switch applied for tickets at the box Of.
he. "Orcheetra chnirs, gallery or fam
lily ,.irc eT" Inquired Munger Piper as
tie Sc, med the box sheet. Where will
We spa, Ma'ief:" said the ON
"We.l.' az replied. ''bc'in' us now
wv'rc :narri,,'. ~. l tnink 1t would be
proper to at in tn, family circle. The
htrd-G1.sbc D., al aud open countc-
nance ot modest Manager Piper was
su:rI-rd viii, . crinIson g;Ow ns he CON
ipscdIy Inssca gut he checks for re-
-vrSed seats ia that Fart 81 the thcater.
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Dec. q 1885.
Special Announcement.

Having Just received my samples Of
Fab and Winter goods for suits aud
ovcrcohtS, aui having made such ar
Engagements that no one Gun compete
~i;h NE Ill prices, l would ask all thoss
who want any kind Of n suit to give mo
II call, AMI l will satisfy them that my
prices ARE less than those OF ans party
travelling through and utking measure &.
Perfect lit guaranteed, and you can y .
ways try them Oh before taking them.
II u. REISHAEr.
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nTEw T 3.D

M.,' sIn I.s Gf,I &C S.,Ls,II a In
the lubii. that her school hours are
iron 8 until 1 every day except Si,ur-
days. All visitors. or persons desir DC
seLg or purchasing fancy work, oil
plrhes cafiug =. LEy uu mess ~Eat-
ever; will be weie ne tter+ ''cio.k k. ms
she does not like to b. disturbed during
school hours. She will I've at home on
Saturdays rom l until 5.S9 for all VIZ
sit, n Who wish to call. l-l2l
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LIVE A sd LET LIVE"

Past experience US demonstrated tie
truth OF the axiom q u,t Honesty IS tue
best policy" in businc, e az wen as III
private life; and ~actuatc, ttS this policy.
l shall in the future AS i'll te-pHSt Keep
constantly on hand q full 81. 0pS0'isSA
aud desirable
GRocERIEs AND PRon.5 "
of the best quality, suitable tG '' TO
!q~uirenents Of my customers. VII, ""
be sold at thu lowest rates consA ~
with sound business principles.
1t il we'll known that n large anon. =
Of money is annually sent from Elko
county IN payment for goods purchased
abroad, and in some measure 10 conn
t"raC; these foreign purchases I have re-
Gently ndded {" my stock a we'll selected
and desirable line Of
Doors AND SHoEs
which I guarantee to sell ut rs lev DO.
ures rs the same quality OF goods can be
purchased elsewhere, transportation
added. with The ~aIyantng- Of having All
opportunity to examine the goods be.
fore Purchasing. All goods guaranteed
To he just IA represented.
With sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended in tho
past, aud soliciting II continuance Of tho
same in the future. ! am,
Respectfully, #
HTRAN eHAHEs ri.
EIkn, Oct, 3lSt. 1885. ..-.
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Prom Monday. D4IlJ1-
nALnAoUNbI.


Inc weather Was extremely chilly
,.ya,.Inn,Tr
Inc Gun Say OF John he"y; lie Is
s''"u"', shA'hs' MS death may &C.
"n 'ue ie."pS' TINS week
may como sHuueh'S'
A"' A"'e paEatd' e'deSt oil
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w,.t,. IL,
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!'''efna! "o'"'"S 10"
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u" ''e P'''h's u eau
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ar u'oTSe Russell dtParttd this
noI'lhs 'or "~!hhrniuc % ATTEND ihc
nhe u"B Oh Ia" LNec,!ti'e Committee q.
tue Ne'''' Lie Stoc" Association, al:
"H''n Eei' " "eHSeE' 10 Gs ned TO-
"S'
The E,Lo Hpurinp mill steamed mn
,s,ln this morning. upa b.,,,u.u mi, ,,
! wurnt. The rrpu;,tinn ,,,,h iSh.I Lv
this mill 20 un-usu,...lia .ya,Il,nc, by
any mills in ia. S,,t.. ia. up,E,v NJ
iLr d ,ur IL ,rnIn,es b.;,, tniIy ,n,.I
IL III, very brs,. 49,
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Ioin i, WIZ o,rrn,w.d by the ,i.ir,
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prr IS,y vh,.u ,r.. ,r,, ,.I,
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lFrOr. Saturday. Daily.I
SALMA0VNnI.

Grrece aud StrNia are negotiating for
All alliance against Bulgaria.
Diphthrria is quite prevalent. aud al.
pears to la spreading. ia Utah.
Elko Lodge No. Is, l.. .. o. F., will
hold n r"gu!ar meeting at their hall at
the usual hour this evening. ~
News being received here Of the i'll
p,ss Of Mrs. John Do.sey. oil 'IInileCk,
Mss Lizzie rctuTaeI home this mulu
Jug. -
Il Iorts from Inli III Territory are
that the late iuteus. COLI has caused II
ii ary ioNs % stock III the r,Iscs nom
freeing and wait al wafer.
Connt R,scon has lecn appointed
span.sA MINISTER tn l. ,u.lon IN Place al
the Marquis De "d.isiesi. wlo has
been uuuNfencd to Washington.
I. ]: II .rds uul family returned iast
evening from tucIr visit t, relatives at
ii rney Like. aud TINS luurnius ~taItel
Icy nusGy for their home ia lIuutiUgiOn.
Vic. Hrndon was brought ur irom
C.riIp 10y tlc whn lat rt.nin:. aud
vac c,uj.yei u til Ia .spGuI. liz il
suffering Ir'.n All attack Vi mG4!aurU-
tory rheumatism. .
The Ir T. ct OF the Dcplrimcm o.
Eure was nssa>~imrei in Il railway car
ria -. Iii, bJiS w.s taJuHu irom tL,.
tn "m Wide It Mas II motion. 1t il sap.
pO 81 that he motive lOr the murder
"as roL"rry.
/ At = peel / me. ;ing "t the directors
Of the IexA, Pacific Thur>dry. IL sar-
committee w..S HpirIm 81, cuIupu,rd Il
tue directors, WIZ rcr,on lily Inrprc;cd
the property I" prepare aud present IL
scEz.ur for reprs,u .uu
Mr.. Franz G.run, a~,cpInpsui i by
Miss Lila nud Mlss Ruth EI.-r.l, lie
pIEied by the w~"st-brUuI train this
II ming. Inc y ~ IL -, L. 20 To Tr.
0uDue heir ntDl", 1t bishop wEitnkti'.
! school ~ /: M. G.rua continuing
Ou to CIsan, wh"Ir rhr val ,IsIi her
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hpu~. P'Sson bH debating forfeited
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S'O' "h'""4"y mt Az "i''"''"" al"
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Dull, Cold, Marble.

w. T. Limds Y. Of the Reno Marble
Works IL ~ town vita thr object Of ~.
cnrins orders iur fr,yc,ttn +. m"nu-
urntS, etc. \ iuc character ui mar
"tc - said Ia cNi-t within twenty miles
ri thIs place ard Ne nic informed TINT i;
Is Mr.. Liudsny'S d"-ign, should he ob.
ain ~ sufficient number II uuicrs ia this
vicinity to jI,Iiy the uutl.y. u make
Ir oi the ,rhlc above mentioned aud
hav" 1t dressed here, thus eOnL.irg him 10
urnIsh the stones NJ II figure gre lily bc.
low tue cost of n similar miicle dcliy.
cred here from abroad; the freight Ltiug
mn important fHcIVr ia ths sum Of IL.
nIlI.g.
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tFr0m Tue
SAI.~.-uSDI.

AEE. ". w. W. IN IL wishing n
Exc. as the guest Of Mrs. ame Clark.
j. Ainlry and wife T turned from Salt
Lake this morning, whcre they haI,
been snjourn.us Tor souie time. for til,
benefit vi Mrs Ainley'S health.
Warner & Co., to-day forwarded by
fast freight. for Tu.ctrora. 2.5sl pound.
of merchandise, 10 $50 pounds of Hour
nal gram aud 3.22U feet Of lumber.
The House Committee on Rivers and
HIrburs has resolved to limit the total
amount Of the appropriation Tor iuI-
proving the rivers aud harOors to Sll,-
Q O,QOO.
The boys aud the dogs have had rare
sport IL ;!e SOFT $40 on the streets to-
day, bu: the stray rabbits that Wandered
Ia iiuIh t!ie snEebuE.L d.S not seem to
enj y tLc iun t. IL III .rked extent.
l.. F%auno!. j. n. MrAI!i ter and ".
Jcnmng~ ca'uc doNn from TuscarUra by
Nt1Se last evening. They ure here ou
O~asIucsS comurcl,d with the mining
suits Nh oh are nOOut coming TO trial i'll
the District Cou.t.
The Butte miners aui thu Railroad
'~EnnnserS have compromised on "a tai
III oi 80 pr tpI GA SAT- uud IL Is NOV
s;itcl ia At the camp viii remain un.
disturbed la IT. bIsiucss o~uilooA for the
Winter ~ least.
Mrs. j. l.. Wines. accompanied 10y
her daughter Mrs. J.. u. Gallagher.
rnasrd through tLiS morning on thcil
way e. Eu.cka. Mr. Mines met tue la-
dies herr, having come NJ by the train
Last GNrl.ns for that purpose.
Times Review: 1t is sou! narrow
ins To = Journalist t: hear of a person
~nJ eau scarcely spell! deg without TIA,
al ui u dc .onrry adversely crlt,ci-inG
hlH "orA. The o.ly than; more ,Icru-
ciaI!Ds wpu.d Ue t. Eear vi his prai,iur
IL.
White Pine News: We learn from IL
:ci;'r IrJn Cherry , reefs, that Gcurgir.
sac 1 year Odd d.uSItcr q w.n. B4rHr.
'i!rd AZ that p.sce hay. Mr.. GurG
va ia town n-t week. AMI got come
medicine FOG the chi,I, whose Hines, b,
dII NOT consider serious.
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| slnur 3rc,-,,ou,I ,Io.f... - s,ow .n -,
In. lied ~ G,-t &c n.u Tn. .r,..
| which b,i ~, ,i,,.Iy IL, .,.f
! itctri b, the wind. ,b. y-s.
t.t,L,y b.,, uIn,,t rr, ~. p
ulur,rr Low,y,- ,,or.,,I, =
storm AMI, fresh su.,r.t -. L.~.
!I u,y shortly l.. ,,,.i.
'Hr"'''! 'h"is'hi that a num-
~ '" "''e owners OHihon brokers,
''''"''' AMI spectators AZ
''"'! ~ nuns money M The bribery
y ''Et'N'ih'H ami Journalists on b..
"' - S"''' '.'h'E'' '"e Co.amierci"
!" ~"cN"""'rdSeH that II
P'"' 7"'''lh tue 'hirs' lee
''"' '"' '''' 'n'' "l attempt Was male
~ ''''' l. some weeks ago. with
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The Appeal say: Inst week u bal.
I'ict Wr~ given at March iud's IN S,u
Francisco u! Grn, raj Pow ming. Among
The gucats pr scut were Senator Jones.
"a Seuti"E pcrkin-. hu,d over Senators
poSci and Tnonm, Charley S.oddaid
CInnce llOf Derby. Bob Morrow aud u
nntuhcr uf other Nevada mcn.
rncrc were speeches. tulsis aud slnthcis
al champagne, the company never lclv.
ing ihu i~rnstiNc plank until after )
u'clurk IN the morning. Tbs banquet
was supposed to lie IN the inter, IT OF
PowDiuR's Senatorial boom, and all
present, IL is clam d, pledged them.
selves to stand IN, ur NJ lcusi = spunicd
with loud applause, VIII the toast was
proposed. "urnrrd POvnin,; our next
Senator
NJ u. Foley, Of Eureka. passed
through for ORlrn q couple Of doy1 ago
oil business which will keep lin ia dat
city Rbbnt u wcrk.
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Senator Logan actually ndmiued in
the furry Of debate the other day that
there were Democratic soldiers in the
Union army dnring the civil war. As n
matter Of fact he had helped some Of
them To places in the Departments. II
must not I've forgott II TN, Mr.. Logon
was II Democrat himself when the war
broke "ut-and f"r several months
thereaftcr.--t Virginia Chronicle.
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The actual cIsh receipts into the
Treasury, from all sources, have been
s2Si,I2S 81. Tho rcccip:s available
ior pa the running expenses of the
State nrc grentcr than the expenditure,
but the OK rct igurcs nnot bc givsn.
They will be made public ~ soon u. the
Controllers report is Issued.
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The Carson Appeal says the counties
have all settled with tho State ON nc.
connt Of taxes for the year 1885. The
amount paid are as follows:
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Ladies Friend.

The Missouri Steam Washer can be
shipped to any address on the line Of
the railroad Id 4i&o County for Twelve
Dollars, c. .. o.
Address:
Ms d, LEMoS,
l2.l52 Nv. LlSbeGk, Nevada.
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For Sale.

A ranch at Deeth station. containing
$50 acres OF hay lnna with improve
ments. consisting Of a large two,story
hotel. saloon, with fixtures complete,
dwelling house, stables, ~cornils, etc.
An excellent business location. Apply
t. J. L. SXIrH,
Eiko.
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Mr.. j. II. Bno"y want uuwu to Car.
liz thiS morning to ship from, that place
for the frm, four oar loads OF beef cattle
to Horn I chapman at Ban F,anc.Ho.
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RRIHo1s

RoStg Andersen. Mars River; o.
snmnhseh. LamoilIe; II. PAnlSon. W.
". McAllister, Geo. Je, kins. TuSearorE;
H,uk DIXIE. Tecoma; Robt. SkaGg-.
Bnllion; Barney Horn. Nose GuDt.
Nm. White. w. Wolf. Il. BruckmAn. L.
iohehauI. San Fran; Ham Mccain.
sIslleck; G. z Mayer, Fl. Halleck.
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DEroT HoTEL--GLfRK & GxAxS. Pro.
PnIEroRs.

Phillip Miller. Montana; D. D. o..
lara, Wells; 3. g. 1r~Hory, +. u.
enn, G.. II. Grant, SIN Fran: J. A.
Jefferson, Smith creek: w. A. Shep-
nerd. Coral Hill; J. u: Wines. Eureka;
5. L. Rogers. South Fork; Frd.
.aer:sch. Ruby; E. p. Saw ellie. d Ia
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To my friends and customers: I
will have ~ oon M possible n com.
plete stock In, and reopen at the oil
stand in Wells. .
III. BnpT.
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RAND & DORSEY,
ATTORNEYS

P-G"tice in al the c ,ur;s OF the slHIs.
OH ICE-RAiIto-d ~ Get. e ko. Nevada ?
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Froui FriJay's Daily


Fresh transpianteI California oyst, n
eesivyd daily daily at them,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-12-10
BROWN WAGONS

New styles, with stiff and falling
Tongues, | 2 8 and 4-horse. Narrow
aad broad tread
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-12-10
A Neglected Crop.

1t would be better for us if we con-
sidered the manure on the farm as O
crop; and it is strange that we do moi
do so, for it is product of the farm and
has money value as much as corn or
hay or cotton. When we once consider
manure as crop, we will take just as
much pride in making big crop Of
manure as of corn; and we will no more
allow part of the manure crop to GO to
waste, than wo would part of the wheat
or the hay crop. Generally but little
can be charged against the production
of the manure crop; all the cost is often
the expense of harvesting gathering
and storing, } this crop. On the most
fertile farms this crop is worth to the
farmer several times the cost OF harvest
ing il And it the greatest wonder of
our farming that we do not start out in
the fall with determination to make a
better manure crop than our neigbbor,
as we start out in the spring to make a
better oat, potato or tobacco crop. The
cleanly man will harvest large manure
crop, because he will gather up all refuse
and put it in the compost heap. He
will have clean stables, clean barns, clean
yards-a clean farm and cleanliness is
the preserver Of health Thus we see
that while the wheat or potato crop sup
plies strength and energy, the manure
crop, closely gathered and well kept,
prevents the agents of disease from steal
ing away that strength. Pride in the
manure crop goeth before wealth and
health. American Agricultmist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-12-10
To Renew a Poor Pasture.

There is no peremptory reason to pillow
up poor pasture with view to improve
it. The land may be thoroughly we'll
narrowed seeded fresh and again har-
rcwed I; then dressed with thirty bushels
of air Stacked lime per acre and given a
good dressing Of manure. This will
help it very much and probably more
than blowing it and dressing it, and at
less cost. Grass takes more from the
soil than crop of wheat. and after sew
eral years pasturing the soil is exhausted.
Dairy cows draw great deal of nitrogen
and pbosphoric acid from pasture to
supply the milk and this should be 70.
stored. Every $50 pounds of milk car
ries off one pound of nitrogen from the
land sui hence pastures should be fer.
tilized accordingly. 1t is better to keep
them in good order than to get them up
again at large expense. A useful fer.
iilizer for pasture can be made Of ten
loads of swamp muck composted with
twenty bushels of lime, 200 pounds u
bone dust and 100 pounds of nitrate Of
soda this quantity for each acre. The
droppiugs should be broken up fiue and
scattered and not left to spoil the grass.