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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-02
CURTIS \
EDWARDS,
Room 1,Second Floor,
100 EAST THIRD ST.

Are you looking for good chance to in
vest in st. Paul Real Estate where you
can get large and quick returns on your
money? We have few Extra Bargains
which will insure big profit on the in
vestment Immediately, if taken at once.
Call and be convinced. Curtis & Ed
wards.
Lots on Marshall Avenue and in Anna E.
Ramsey's Addition.
$500 per front foot for lot on West Seventh
street; lot extends through to Fifth street.
| 81, 900 for one acre on Dale street. Every
one else is asking $4,000.
Rogers & Hendricks Acre Lots near Lake
Phalen at low prices and easy terms.
Three lots on Margaret street, and two
| lots on Dawson street at bargain, in
block 103. StnSon'S subdivision Lyman
DaytOn's Addition.
Five and one-half acres. all plated, on St.
Anthony Avenue. $14, 900, on time, buys
| this.
Lots in Lowering Park near Merriam Park
depot; south facing.
Lots in Wann's Addition on Grand and
Lincoln Avenues. We have inquiries
| for property in this addition every day.
So, 100 for two lots on Grand Avenue near
| Dale street. Very cheap.
| A few lots on University Avenue, way
down-not below grade, but in price.
e. Dollhouse and lot on Lexington Ave
iue, near depot on st. Paul & Northern
aciiic railway. House just built.
50-Two good lots in Kittering & Con-
lns' Addition, West st. Paul. Curtis
- Edwards.
fow good trades in Minnesota and Da-
~0ta farming lands can be had of
us. Call or write for particulars. Cur
It's Il Edwards. 100 East Third street.
Twenty acres on East Seventh street; lies
| well; price low.
$1.45O-One good lot on Martin street.
near st. Peter,
We have the biggest bargain near the stock
yards. yet offered. A chance for some
one to double their money within sixty
days. Curtis & Edwards, 100 East
Third street.
Jne-half block in Riverside Park. Call
immediately if you want it at great
bargain.
.ot on Hudson Avenue, block 7S. Lyman
Dayton's Addition. Curtis & Edwards.
] Lots all over the city. We make spec
ialty of handling property between the
cities. Call and see us before purchas-
J ing.
| 81, 175-Lot on Laurel Avenue, in Summit
Park Addition. Lies fine with trees on it.
If you have any property in or outside the
| city that you want to sell and will sell at
| reasonable figure. list it with US and we
will secure purchaser for you. Curtis
& Edwards, 120 East Third street.
Renting and collecting of rents of private
houses and business blocks is one of the
features of our business. Curtis & Ed
wards. -n. 241-47
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-11
NOTICE OF ASS EsSM EST.

Location of principal place of business,
Carson City, Nevada. Location OF
works, Carson City, Nevada Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees, held on the Sth day
of June, 1856, an assessment Go. - of
Two Dollars {S2) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United
States gold and silver coin, TO the Sec
Ietary AT his office in Carson City, Ne
vada. ANY stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on We'd
nesday, the Seventh t7th) day of July,
1886, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and, unless
payment is made before. vii! be sold on
Thursday, the 9Th dav of August, 1856
to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF safe By order OF the Board OF
Trustees JOHN NJ. DORMER,
jel0td Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-11

Harvey w. Scott, editor Of the
Oregonian, telegraphs to Wells
Drury that Geo. W. Mcbride, the
Republican nominee for Secretary
Of State, is elected by 500 majority.
Mr.. Mcbride is former classmate
of Mr. Drury's, and the latter nat
urally feels great pleasure in learn
ing of the success Of his friend.
As this news is later than that Civ
en- by the San Francisco Examiner,
that journals claim that the entire
Democratic ticket except Governor
and Congressman had been elected,
is subject to revision.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-11
AS far as heard from. Stor

AS far as heard from, Storey
county will have six candidates be-
fore the Republican State Conven-
tion for places on the State ticket
viz: Geo. I Lammon for Secretary
Of State, Rising for District Judge,
Assessor Geo. Hsnning for State
Controller, Editor Whitcher fer
Superintendent of Public Instruct.
ion asd Joe Harlow and Joe Eek.
ley for State Printer. ~re-.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-11
MANNING. AND SILVER.

In his letter of resignation to the
President, Secretary Manning uses
the following words: Our cur
rency is a chaos into which we
pour from forced purchases Of one
of the precious metals, mechanical
increment, under the coinage law,
so ill-judged and untimely that it
binders the opening of our minis
to the natural and unlimited coin
age of both metals and the free ex-
pansion of our gold and silver coin
along with the needs of mighty
aud growing people
Commenting on the above the
Salt Lake Tribune says: If the
Secretary has full possession OF his
mental faculties, we are constrained
10 think that the President made a
decided mistake in not accepting
his resignation at once. lie says
our currency is chaos. though
there are S5G0,000, 900 piled up 10
the National Treasury and the
country is paying interest on ST.
300, 100000 of National bonds. He
pretends that he is anxious to see
the unlimited coinage of gold and
silver restored. and yet we cannot
see any way III which this can be
safely done with the white metal
until England agrees to the ar
rangement, which he knows her j.
nanciers are determined never
shall be done. He says our minis
are hampered, when by his order
two of them have been permanently
closed. lie bewails the fact that
the Government is forced to buy
monthly 100000 ounces of silver
and never thinks that this law
which makes 1t necessary was
passed as a measure of partial res
titution for the wrong perpetrated
when silver was demOnetized, and
that the Government is now,
against the intent Of the Constitu-
ton, holding silver as a precious
metal in official communications,
but treating it as a base metal by
its acts. His only recommends
ton regarding the metal has been
to suspend its purchase and coin
age, and he made it, too, at a
time when every fern of property
was falling and when the arts were
consuming every ounce of gold the
mines of the world were yielding.
Was there too much money three
years ago? If there was not Is it
not plain why values are falling
as trade and population are being
increased? The present policy is
<aking $9,000,000 from the silver
miners OF the West annually, but
that is trife compared with the
losses which the agricultural dis
tricts suffer through the same
cause. Had Secretary Manning
suggested in his report last Winter
that there was already silver
enough coined, that it would be
just as well to pile up the ingots
and issue certificates upon them,
Congress would have followed the
suggestion and the Government
would not be out a penny except
for printing. Then, if 70 that ar
rangement had been added clause
calling for as much silver as the
country produces, the silver trouble.
would by this time have all been as
good as adjusted. 1t is impossible
to think that Secretary Manning
did not realize this fact. 1t is evil
dent though that by his past ac-
tions that he will not oe satisfied
until silver shall be destroyed as
money and the debt made perpet-
ual. Mr. Manning's office was but
for four years; his bank, he hopes
will continue forever. We are
sorry that his resignation was not
accepted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-11
TICK FITS.

For the round trip, from Virginia,
Gold Hill, Silver City. Dayton,
Sutro, Mound House and return,
Gncluding admission to gTourds).?2 90
Carson to Steamboat and urn. 50
Reno to Steamboat and reiurn...... ] so
admission TO the grounds .......-..... l 90
Children over 10 years and under Is
years, half price.
No children ander 10 years allowed
unless acc mpanled by guardian,
Tickets can be purchased at all the
principal business places in Virginia
City, and of any me iI3"t o! The Virginia
Orchestra. jel0td
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
liz II I'll Republican Turkey

Now that there ~ no further doubt ne
TO the validity Of tho new judiciary. Act.
th" Republican papers Of The stat" are
iudustrionNly engaged IN npport "ning
the three JuiirinI POSITIONS 20 bc won at
the approaching election. among the
nspiran,s Of that party with the compln.
Ccucy Of u Russian Autpcrai. Just as
though there WIS 60 be no Democratic
candidates IN the field.
The folly ot "rcckoning without the
host" has perhaps never been more
sirikiugly illustrated than 10y these ov r
conidunt pnrtisian papers Just at this
%juTciurc. Ordinary courtesy would
prompt ut least, a bare recognition Of
tho possibility tbnC,thc Democrats Of the
State might havcsome clain to bc heard
in this matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
IFrora Saturday 5 Daily
SALNAGUNDI.

Assessor A. ". Hesson arrived from
Eureka 10y last nights train.
Miss Nellie Treat, Of san Francisco.
l. here on n few weeks, visit t. Mrs. W.
L. Smith.
CO.. Jerry q. More a-rivsl from
Ruby VA Hey this morning md stopped
over IN town during the day.
1t seems as thongh Herr Mos, has
taken to water, as the dispatches report
That he MAS bAiled out--oi jail Il few
days since.
james Clark left this mpriug for S II
fr'nc1NGo ia company with SIr. TiIpp
'nt family, Who IRE on rA,i. rctu.n
frOA. Eu oPe.
Mrs. u \. Bassc;t Of Virginia, CITY.
accompanied by her son, is hcIr on a
visit To- her daughter, Mr,. john KvlagG.
The American Laundry at Carson j,
sal J to ho haunted by 4 ghost, the APP
partition being that Of - richly dressed
Woman No douht /, entertained that
ri'n sure enough ap,ok.
Major John VI. Dennis let lat even
ing for a business trip to ZIpm. lie
attractions Of Mura.uuI tn uir such on,
t" draw him irum his native heath. "a,
he will return about tho 9th Of june
prOx.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM-BAErLErr x OsrEEIcHER, Pho
pRrEToRs

JOY Pollard, Tuscarorn, +. Chriss-
mau. san Buenn Ventura; Dr.. A. Roe
der ana ,on. Reno; Geo. T.. MiIlar and
wife, New York: G. ". Green. Pureka;
L. L. Harris, huntington; w. L. Dun
can. P,ttsburg, Penn.
Cns-. Foreman, Va. City; +. Wilson,
+. McPhcircs, fuse; T. Cressman, SRn
Burra Ventura; j. b. MiDu, Geo.
Bronson, bccih; Geo. Grant, Bullion;
". Brown, Huntington; Hugh Melon
aid, RIny; Wm. GIiIaIi. Luuoille.
q. j. German, Da&p:a; Oh Lewis,
LnmuI.ie; Bert. Traver, I'd. A. StuutS,
Bullion; G. 4. G~recnhcrg, OSino; IL.
Paulson, c. ID. Fry, Steve Grimes, Jas.
BIIkes, JAS. Hansen, ID. Shirley, Tus.
curora; e.. +. Miller and wife, y. Y;
Fred. Dorramcc, 5. F.; Geo. Needham,
5. Lake; Roht. Marsh, Omaha; Geo.
W. Taft, Diamond Valley; Willie Cro-
fut, Syracuse. a."
Geo. Grant, S. b. Weller, Jas. Stauts,
Bullion; Horace ". Lane, Wm. Giilanl,
Chas. Leddick and daughter, Ed. Raw
oueaush, Lumoille; j. J. Hilton, Mound
Val.
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10 'cphinc Taylor.
Teacher.

Last Saturday. Pays the Reno Gnz.
cite, Mrs. l.. j. Moore. the milkwomnn.
'sSnrc out n warrant. charging her hus.
baud with an assault. and Constable
Nash went to the ranch. Ia make the
arrest, Moore met Nash in the door.
aud refused Ia be arrested or e. allow
him Ia. enter the houac, aud uprn being
told that he would have T." submit. he
attempted 10 draw a large pistol from
It's scabbard. lwt Nash caught the wcnp.
on by the barrel, aud thus prevented It's
use. Moore fudiug himself unable to
successfully resist the officer. he called
on his daughter Mt;lic Il get the shot
gun and shoot him. which she attempt.
ed To do, while the OF ccr aud her faith.
or were warmly engaged. Shc struck
Nash across the right arm with the gun
and Immediately pullcd the trigger, but
the cap Jailed Ia explode, thus saving
his life. Moore finally concluded that
ne w0ul have To Cuinc 10 town, aud
asked that ho might bc allowed TO ~.
pear without an escort. aud hc was al.
'o"ch to do 40, when he plrnd guilty
l" The assault on his wife, and was fined
wv No complaint has SO for been
'hahc Tor The resistance Of the officer"
IL the above is a fair sample Of Reno
justice the billet W constable in that
'"alilwIck Is not TO bo hankcfcd after.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06

Carson Tribune Yesterday four
Eastern capitalists pngscd through 10
Antelope Valley for the purpose Of in.
RpcotIug n mineral ledge near CuIyilic,
which IL said to bear the same mat rnl
from which Damascus steel is mnnufnc.
turrd. nud 1t is reported thnt opcrntions
will shortly hc commenced on the ledge.
The property IL bonded for $1,000.
and suppo eel io he the most wonderful
mineral formati n yet discovered.
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From fridays Daily.


William Dunphy went down to Car.
Lin this morning.
Decoration day aud Fourth OF July
both fall on Sunday this year.
The Queen has gone to Balmoral she
took breakfast at Perth yesterday morn
ing
Justice Keyser and Assessor Hcs,on
are at Eureka gu business connected
with a land claim.
This mornings train arrive | here at
10 o'clock Instead OF 1872, it, REGULAR
time.
Qcsr Moses Of Wells, wasa passcn-
ger for the Bay by this mornings
train.
We give considerable space to-day 10
an article in reference to "A character
formerly we'll known in this oommu.
nifty.
Charley White, the tcnaciouS pros.
pcctur Of Railroad district. came in YES
tcrday Oh his annual visit to the ulr,rop.
dis.
Two thousand dollars is offered for
the eGpturr Of Gcr"mimo. Can not
some cn'crpri,inS Nevada cow boy 20
down there and corral the swag?
A Party Of seventy R.ynpHI eIcur-
%sionis:s, homcward bouni, passed
through by special train ut 100 this
morning.
The Democratic Stat Central Com.
mitt"e will meet at Virginia City on the
10 Of June when the time AMI place of
h"L.ing the State Convention will he
hIed.
We are pleased TO state that Mr. s.
s.. Sears has So fur recovered from In,
recent Illness a. to make his appear
ancr "u the streets a. ,in.
10 Henderson, who for the past ten
months has been Attending school at
Hnpa, California, returned ~ last even
img's train, aud will remain 1T home
dunmg cauu
II IL aboIt time that aspirauts for
county o0iers She their castor, INTO the
arena by an announcement Of their de
s!rrs, IA ,rl,r that the people may
know who they are and what they want.
Terms reasonable, cash a. advance aud
no back talk.
j. S. ami Charley Gardner came
down from HtlIrck this morning. They
have been at work on a fine huu>-
which il being buin by Slujor wlrrAcr
on his ranch aosuc three miles from Hal.
leck.
Sir street Cars. consigned to SIN
Diego, California. from the ctr sh.r-
at Trrrc Hate, Indiana, passed ,Lrlu ,h
on last evening train. These car. are
Of the latest AMI most convenient sty!.
and are models Of ncutuc,s and fine
workmanship, aul reflect credit upon
the builders. by the way, it is a frath-
.er IA the cap Of a Trrrr Huu,e mluu'lc-
tory to ill oIIrrs from the Pacific
Coast, San we feel n In tie proud o.!
our old home.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06

State Lana OGicc.-Fpr the week
ending Nay - applications were GIcI
for ., 22i - acres nnl first payments
mad" on amc During same period
eighteen new contracts have been com.
plrtcd, covering I. us % acres, mud
fourteen Strto land patents issued. en-
braciug !, ST. ~ nctes.. The amount
Of money paid into the State Treasury
for first payment, interest etc, was ST.
72I 81.
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lFTcm MONDAYS Daily.
hALMAGUNDI.

Fred Wilson and Frank McPheierS
started for Tuscaron 10y buggy to-day
Joe. Simpson has tackled the white
Laundry business again. ~ per ad-
'e~rtisenIeut in ago;hcr column.
Match race, me mile heat. between
Lady Bonner, t~rot:er. aui Billie Bunker
PAGER, ior purse Of SiOJU; Bunker
winner. Time, 2,2,li.
Aud row from the East comes the re-
Port that cx-rrrsiicut Arthur Is quite
ont Of danger and is fnst recovering his
lost h,u!lh.
u. o Mills accompanied by the I1-1.
ny II Whi,eiaw H~Ii, O. the Nvw York
Tribune, PASSED though . San Fran
cisco b. tn" train yesterday morning,
Abe Moo>rr, u fora r wci-huowu
business man Of this place. passed
tnr ugh yra,,rjuy un his Ny Aoul, to
~SacEHn.cllp, ate. = i"uT",,ks' TIP to
,"c Eastern country.
Al the cm.,r races last, week tie
-t,..uI lie "a Il I,tN,,L Cu.i.cs john
cons tui"c-! ~Ur.u.d D.A.y Al John D..
I"riI7 y B.c~U., JDT S,yJ L s.Lc.
DAG "oH. IIn4,, a..
The J. as-o..rd-:or rain r..ar H. Ct.
i!"u' an'a,.s al v,,lLS. cO.uDa.u,
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Stallion For sale.

Joseph Herman. OF Pleasant Valley.
offers Tor sale his fine Ciydcsdaie. Nor
gan stallion nj o figure below his Snlut.
being Bow is-irous Of changing the
stock horses OH bis ranch The animal
is q beautiful Uiy, black name. iah and
Icg', without spot Or bl6mish; Is II
hands in hight aud weighs $500
pounds. If Is prtny as a piotare, and
took n special premium NJ the stute
Fur last Fall In dispositions he is
kind and gentle as a spaniel. Aug per-
son Wishing to pr1outn u most dc,i .Srv
animal ut n bargain UaD do no by calling
on Mr.. Herman in Pleasant Valley, ID
miles cast Of this place, sob
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To RmAY 70 ArRus

Customer lin rcstnurant) -"IIcrc
waiter this atcnk is too tough to eat"
Writcr-"Sorry. sab; lsc too busy TO
argue bout dat steak now. n 20
wants to nrguc wifa waiter bout de
toughncss Of steak yo' mus' come in
vhcn lo noon rush an oOcr. New
York JinIcE.
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A NV damn.

The buffalo Express boldly s~sscrts
that th" word damn has ccuscd to be
profane. IL maintains that the pupu-
lar verdict has made 1t respectable, and
demands that the dictionaries strike
out their oprrobnous definitions. and
that the word Toe formally admitted to
good society aud given "nll the proper
recognition 10 which the fond attach
ment of the Engli7h-spcnking race
would see IN TO cutitlc it"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
ROLL OF q.

Roll Of Honor Of Primary Depart
mrnt Of Eiko Public School for the
month Of May.
Gcrtic Lang, 100; Carrie Keith. 100.
Alberta Benson. 100: Ahdic Gnrrccht.
100; Matte Keith. 100; George Hun
ter, 100: Albert Kennedy. 100; Jessie
kcyscr, 90; Lizzie Yates. 30, Paul Key
scr, 90: Alice BiRgs, %; Ethel Miller.
OK, Charley Keith. ~ Lnlu Lane. g3.
George n. Russell, "; Bette Atwcll,
90.
josephine Taylor.
Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06

Virginia Chronicle Maxwell trrntcd
Prcllcr anil rrclIor dir,l. That Is bis
story. II may b. 80, but II 1t * II will
do uo harm TO- h,.g Maxwell. lie /, 10y
lu. own confession too bad n doctor to
o. permitted to roam around at lnrsc.
lie ruuy chIoroIogm other patients.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
SALHAGUNDI.

Scarlet fever is prevalent at Austin,
and in some eases has proved fatal.
T!s Grand Lodge OF Masous meet Il,
Reno next Tuesday, the Sth instant.
Messers Needham and Marsh. agents
Tor the Un.pn Plciic were also passeu-
gers for the same place.
Co,Dncl Hook 7. Of the Rock Islgnd
Road. row resident at SAT- Lake CITY.
passed through Tor Wiunru4ucca this
morning
Jtnmy Walsh, sent from Tuscarorn 10
the Reno IN, nc Asylum a year or more
ago, escaped from ;ha, iust,tIti n "a fex
days ago.. nud at last accounts had not
been captured.
Timothy Whalcn, who was convicted
If the murd Oi Lis father ON the nth
@. February last, wIs sentenced F.iday
To - years AT tie san Quentin State
Prison.
Mr. Gr"rEc Rnsscll went down to
W.nuc'mrrci this mo ming TO nj end Il
spocini nrrr'ius of the Executive Com
mi tee % tie Eryatia Live Stock Asso-
citation, which tales place there to-day.
The m~nu1nuus suit Of Lieutenant
G"'rILor Luz tn against Controller
lI...4t. n. l.,u I.r..--. an 10, r..
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hour late.
See the card of DIR. R9der, Deutsche
Arzt. in another column. r.i-.E
Miss E;cu'a Warner is visiting friends
in the city. She will accompany her
grai dtuothcr, Mrs. Kent to Europe.
j. o. Brooks. who has been for some
iime laid up with rheumatism, is ngain
able 10 mako his Appearance on the
streets.
1t was reported on the streets that the
sale ut the Lasit~h IIiil property had
been perfected for 100000. and tIIat
$4,000 had been paid 10 bind the sale.
Louis Bradley has ben laid up with
II severe attack Of quiu-y, which nescs-
: tttei the u.c VI the Iauc., bat we arc
Pleased 10 sce him up and about again.
JcH d. Bradley returned this MORN
ing from Promonrory where he mas
been experimenting the delivery OF the
cattle recent! sold hy Russell Il Bgai-
ley to Croc kcr ~ Co.
In tho personal column Of TUESDAYS
san Francisco Chronicle We iud the fol-
lowing: Mr,. Webster Dorsey and
daughter, Gia iys, Of Elko, New, ARE
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Robert Slaughter. n well. known stock
man, WIS assassiuoicd 10y one Jackson
near Monohun. Texas. Saturday night.
slnnghirr's body was brought TO Colo.
raJo Tor burial,
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From Wednesdays Daily.J
aALMNS!TNDI.

on II brief visit to san Francisco.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy is ex-
pected in Eureka from the East during
the coming week.
Wien Is n Scotchman like a donkey?
When lie stands on the banks and
brArs.
Memorial services were held on Mon
day at the principal towns throughout
tue State.
John HiJbctts is paiu,in. AID deco
iahnB his business house preparatory
for the Summer campaign.
Rcckhart Il Froelich are making cx-
tensiyc repairs ON the inside Vi their "a
loon 10y tine lIbsrai application oil paint,
exc.
Reports Of Census Mnr,hals are com.
iuS IA rapidly, and we are pcused to
state that, cJnUury to tie Usual rule,
t..ey are generally correct.
We are pleased 10 state that c. W.
Grover, who has been confined to Ia,
room Tor a few days past, Is uhc to be
AROUND ugaiu.
L. c. Hardy and wife. of the Oasi,
ranch near IvauO. came Ivwu yesterday
~"n.niHs. stopped over in tp~u durlus
'Ee oay, and returned last evening.
H.. J. E,rIlo. .,II L. ;,.-
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A large supply Of japan. Cnlcutl
bamboo. and jniut,J fish p,lcs, from %
cts. mp, at MuIlcr's.
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Fresh oysters 81 superior quality re-
ccivrd daily by express, 1T the Gem
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For MI kiud' of c1}lsr nuI saddle
sores, use H,nsouay's uIiy,r.d Omt.
'ncnt.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-JoHN KELscH. PRo-
PuIETOR.
Mrs. ". A. Bassctt, Frank BasEett,
Virginia City; Miss Lon Morris. Curlin;
Herman johnson, Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
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HALM ASINDI.

This evenings train is reported one
hour late.
The Republican journal., 1886-12-02

Legislative Notice.
Notice is hereby given that a petition of which
the following is copy Will be presented to the
Legislature of Maine at its next session: "To the
Honorable Senate and House of Representatives
in Legislature assembled. We, the undersigned,
pray that il charter of Water Company to supply
the city of Belfast with pure water may be granted
to them and their associates"
CHARLES F. PARKS,
WILLIAM. n. WHEELER.
Belfast, Dec. l. 1886 3w4S