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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-24

The Austin Dispatch has missed Its
mark a mile in charging inconsistency
upon the LIGHT because it takes excep-
ton to the Travis county convention
nominating mOngrel ticket. When the
Dispatch says that the LIGHT advocated
the abandonment OF our party, it says
what il cannot substantiate from the
records. The LIGHT favored no republic
can nominations by the state oonVen-
tiOns this year it Is true, and why! BE
cause IL did not believe that the call to
make party nominations was issued In
good faith, and now in the issue OF the
18th comes that same Austin Dispatch
to the front with q column article warn
ing the republicans OF the state that an
attempt is to be made at Waco to over
throw the convention as republican
convention and turn 1t into peoples
convention for the purpose OF nominal
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IL condemned by its own editorials. All
the complaint that the Despatch can
possibly have aga nst the LIGHT In TINS
case is, that the LIGHT saw early In July
what the Dispatch has not found out un-
iii after the middle OF August.
The fact is notorious that the ne
groes are practically denied the right
OF suffrage in nearly every state in the
south bv the failure to count their votes
AZ thew are cast. Fraud on the ballot
box nullifies the right Of suffrage given
TO the negroes, and all this fraud is the
bandIwork OF democrats. President
Cleveland cannot be ignorant OF what
all men know to be fact in southern
politics, yet he has nothing to say
against democratic frauds on the ballot
box. His letter to Mathews is only
cheap tafly. Let Mr.. Cleveland man
fully denounce the frauds on the ballot
boxes in the south by means OF which
the negroes are deprived of the right OF
suffrage, and recommend congress to
enact such a law as will put stop to
such shameful frauds, and he will en-
title himself to the respect Of the entire
people of the union. But this letter to
Mathews was not only "Cheap Charley"
taffy, but most shallow eleotioneering
trick.
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Hiram Cameron. furniture dealer of Column
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Sold at 80 cents a bottle by A. Dreiss.
job printing in every variety at
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-24

The Furniture Department is complete with
Household Goods, and he will suit everybody
in this line. Among other goods we find Plush
Parlor Suits, MOhair Parlor Suits, Walnut and
Ash Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Chairs, Body
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Rugs, Mat
ting, Curtains. Window Shades, Etc. COun-
try orders filled promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. Send for samples.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
A Most Liberal Offer.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer TO send their celebrated Voltaic Belts
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them at once.
On: an island in Hampshire county.
West Virginia, graveyard has been dis
covered, which contains the bones of 300
persons, evidently a race which preceded
the Indians.
The skin is OF that delicate nature up
on which the most improvement can be
made and by the use of POzzoni's Medi-
Gated Complexion Powder all roughness,
sallowness and irritation can be over
come leaving the skin delicately white,
soft and smooth. This preparation has a
world wide reputation, SO no fear need
be entertained of the result. Sold by
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, June le.-The Drovcr's Journal

Chicago. June 16.-The Drover's Journal
reports as fOllows
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; easy; shipping
steers, S4.5O(05.65; stockers and feeders,
S260(G450: cows. bulls and mixed, S1.75
014.00; bulk, S2. SO013. 10; through Texas cat
tie, grassers, S3.0O@375; corn fed, $4,000
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: strong, closing
weak; rough and mixed. S3.95C14. 20; packing
and shipping, S415@4.3O; light, S3.9OC9
4.25; skips, S2.50634O
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; slow; natives, S2.25
@450; Texans, S2.O0Q94.00.
Kansas City, June 16.-Cattle- Receipts,
5000; shipments, 800; slow and weak;
good, S4.00@49O; stockers and feeders, S3.25
QD4.50; cows, $2.40(G3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 15,400; shipments, 4594;
opened strong and SC higher, but closed
weak: good to choice, S3.S5@4.05; common
to medium, S3G0(d3.sO.
st. Louis, June 16.-Cattle-Receipts.
3,4O0; shipments, 1000; strong and 1O@l5c
lower; good to choice shipping and export,
S5.V0(D5. so; common to fair, S4,4C(G4.U:
butchers steers, S3.25@t4.50; cows and
heifers, S2.25@3.65; grass Texans, S225@
3.s5; corn-fed Texans, S3.5064.sO.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 5000;
active and a shade higher; butchers and
best heavy, S415G4.25 mixed packing, $3.50
CATO; light, S39OGt4.12l1.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17

s,ood,. No o zach o,i<c aeled.
III. s,o,ea's -, ~; ocs " III 81 nstad
July, "1tc; Augusf H., 80 a. piH Z s,e aSAeu'
S, ouiy, S'ysN wv, w ",ne mn
Nfw Urleans, , June ~. ,,,hI,o la; ass;
we weak ana ioweri mi&eu' 4f'@i'o' "n''e' '0"
ssc, r--,o..oo,
0ats-f1rmer al 30aSbiac.
Nornmeal-tuieta at s2.Ip. 49,, ,,,.,,,o,
hog froducts-Demahu iai anu haihe'
frm.
fork-S95o 49,,
bard,Kenned tlerce, 500. ,s es,,, a,
Bulk Meats--Shoulders scarce and hrm az
S1,So. % u,.. yo,o,n,s
new YORK, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
25,4oO; EXPORTS 1O50O0; spot, 19lc lower,
options opened weak, declined N9tihc, iater s
flled stronger and recovered most on uie Iossi
closing hrm; ungraded red, .@C9S'cs NJ; Q
red, s2slc in store, &c I. o. o.; NO reo' soc'
No: red and July closed at SIC
., Oorn-Sp9t 5lc Det.en ,o pus ~ oe'y ydyyence,d
@ @nons opeDed Aaac loWer, ,o,ia iaoti receintsa
Sc, cIoslng Win IN, @ SlISh. d ieaeS,od 'odiIS5iG.
SS' p, ehpoTts, tui'VotT, t,,ns. IvIv closing at
xsIo' SI - ffN"ff'ac III eie'"'o'' '"'' ''0
fsIC - .,,. oro ,o,;,o. reoe,n,s
esDeT but &C., more xsd TfcFes @
S'e; white western, 5a94iStc., o,oo, ,,czo
EoieuMS'eauy Eaas tanGed Um.teu S,oS" Western.
2a,eet anu uncnahseu, "s'''''
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
Kinks Germaa Pile Ointment.

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gives instand relief. Kinks German Pile
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Every box is warranted by our agents. Sold
DIR. c. o. BENTON, PROP,
Cleveland, U.
Sold by G. r Gopodman and Kuhn u Co.
10Th and Douglas, 18th and Cummings
The first contest between the Harvard
and Columbia freshman crews took place
in 1880. Of the races rowed since then
Harvard has won four and Columbia two.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
RECEIPTS
Prevailing Prices,

Showing the prevailing prices paid TOT IlVe
stock on this market:
Choice steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs. S5Oo(0h25
Choice steers 100 to 1900 lbs. ..... 4.75(d4.90
Medium steers, 1850 to 1890 lbs. -. 4.7O(a4.S5
Fat little steers, 1850 to l1J0 lbs -. 4.G5(14.S0
Good feeders, so to 1000 lbs. ...... 3.65(G4.00
Good to choice cows and hefers 35Otd3.S0
Fair to medium cows and heifers.. 3.00@3.4o
GCol to choice bulls ., 3.00(G3.25
Medium bulls. 25O(92.75
Good to choice stays. 4.00(d4.50
Medium stays ............. 3.OOtD3.75
Choice light and medium hogs. 80. 3.65(63.75
Good to choice heavy hogs. ...... S.60C63.70
Good to choice mixed hogs. ........ 3.60(63.65
Common rough grades. ............. 3.55tG3.60
Choice to extra shOrn Sheep. 3.75(d14.O0
Common to good sh0rn shecp...... 2.759S.50
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals for the building of court
- house and Jail in Slndance, Crook county,
Wyoming Territory, and for furnishing the ma
terial for the construction of the same will be
received by the commissioners of said county
up to IL O'Clock noon on Tuesday, July 9Th, A..
d. 1886, at which time the proposals will be
opened in public.
Plans and spec ltications for said building may
be seen at the office OF the county clerk on and
after May 2Oth, 1888.
Bids must be ac .ompanied by certified check
for s. or an approved bond for like amount,
as guarantee of good faith
The county commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
Bids must be directed to John s. Harper,
County Clerk, Sundance, Wyoming, and en-
and Jail"
BY order of tn Board of County Commissioners
JOHN s. HARPER, County Clerk
Sundance Wyo. May 10Th, 1885. my25d30t
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
Notes.

A wide range of prices in the hog market
j. |. Hall, Gibbon, marketed load of cat
tie.
w, IL. Easom, North Bend, marketed 20
1888 Id steers.
The osceola Ranch company had ll9 sheep
OF today's market.
lucas Il Co., Central City, had three cars
OF cattle on the market
The Bay State Cattle Co. marketed II loads
Of choice fat cattle to-day.
Mr.. Wagner, of Gertzen 4 Wagner, Waco.
Was in town'to-day with three loads of cattel,
A. L. Brainard, salesman for NJ. Burke x
Sons, has returned from few weeks visit
TO Buffalo.
Il. c. Thornhill and T.. NJ. Golden came in
with eight loads OF hay fed feeders from Lar
snie. too late for t0-day's market They will
Dc put on to-morrow's market
TIE following parties sold hogs on to-day's
market: Bliss a Bliss, Schuyler; L. Kropf,
SShnyler; harris, Fullerton; John Quinn,
shtlton; Markesop X H., Weston; q. w.
Miller Concord; Hicks n f., Colridge; A.
Isukins, Manley; j. g. Nordgren, Shields &
L.. Chapman; 'rruler 4 b., Loup City; w.
? Smith, Loup City; II. X. Faulkner Over
.ea; \. Hoy duncan: G. Rudat Norfolk;
schodeld, WAyel!y; Walker Bros, Wayerly;
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17

G. L.. Champion, Dorchester: Morrissey,
Bros 4 Co., Harrington; Virgin IL Nelson,
Utica; Green q Meeker, Greenwood; c. II,
Parmele q Co, Cedar Creek Clifton, Wa
hoo; Dorsey Bros, Weston; c. b. Reynolds.
Tekamah
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
GroCers' List.

fancy, lSHc: Everett, iSc; Haymaker's blue
and brown. nc.
Grocers' List.
Medium, in bbls. $500; do in
halt bbls. $500: small in bbls. $500; do in
half bbls $3.50; gherkins in bbls S7C0; do.
in half bbs. $500
MATCHEs-i'er caddie, CSC: round, per
SIZE.
SuGARs-Powdered 7ssc; cut loaf, 7sSc;
gran ulated, Che; confcctioners A, &C; stand
ard extra G. 64c; extra &, 61sa6l4c; medium
yellow, sac.
DRIED FRUIrs-No. quarter apples. in
evaporated boxes, ,Sd9c ;blackberries hoxes,sh
eyaporated l5l1@l7c; Salt Lake, new, TO
7lfc; raspberrics new. 19Uo20c; currants. 1870
Tsfc; prunes,new, 9S0f4szc.u
CRAckERs-Garneau's soda. butter and
picnic, 5Hc; creams, sac; ginger snaps
SoDA-in p papers. ss.25 case; salsoda,
sYRUr.No. 70, 4-rallon kegs, sl.oo: New
u barrel. strictly pure roc per gallon; 1 gal
per doz; quart cans $500.
a,S1. ,STAgSnMi,Tpr q an gloss II h. &C. Miro,
corn, ! 10. 6l3c; kingsford's corn. 10 &c;
Kingsforis gloss, ID, &c; kingsford's gloss,
6 10, 7hc: kingstord's pure, lb, sac; Kings
CoFFEEs-Or Ordinary grades, lo]gc;fair 1l@
ll14c; prime, 1ll6@lac; choice, 124@lSl4c;
fancy green and yellow, 13l9Wl4l2c; old gov
ernment Java, 2otG26c; interior Java. 16i,1@
l44c; McLaughln's XXXX roasted, like;
Dilworths. lie: Red Cross, li4c.
SGArshFk sa,inaF ss m ,aKGr Wr lmpefa stn%dr
Can $3.50; Dome. $3.50; Washboard. $50
CANNED GooDs-0ystals. standardh per
case, S3.45; Strawberries ID: per case, $3.50:
raspberres, 2-lb. per case, case, s9e5; California
$3.50: peaches. per case, $3.50; white cherries.
per case $500; plums, per case, $500; blue
berries, per case, s92l; egg plums, s-ib
per &c case $50; green cages slb per case
CANDLEs-Boxes, 40 10. Gs. 10lfc: IS. 10i4c;
boxes, 4Olb, l6 OF, 6s, 1odc; half box, 2Olp,
1890.
SALT-Dray loads, per Dbl. sl.55; Ashton,
in sacks. SS.35; 4 sacks, Ashton, sc; bbls,
dairy, S2.G0@2.75
SrICEs-t;round-Bla pepper, boxes, 20
@22c; allspice, 12@l6c; cinnamon, 1sto25c;
Gloves, 15(@95c; ginger, l5925c; mustard l59
TEAs-Gunpowder, fair, 2o@s7c; good, 45
(655c; choice, 6O@i5c; good Imperial, 4Od43;
choce choce 6e@5o 9o9nE myson good SSt5c
long. choice, 4O(d6Oc: English breakfast, good,
S0G40c; choice, H00G5c; SOuchong, good, 30
@45c; choice, 35045c; Japans, fair. 25(635c;
good 3ND'5c; choice, 55R75c; Tea Dust, 15c;
Tea SftingS. lSc.
CIDEK-New ork. per bbl, 800; do half
Dbl, $500; Crab, per doZ qts S?.15; Michigan
refined, per bbl., $3.50; do, half Dbl. S4.OO.
VINEGAR-White wine. 130pl7c; cider, 13
0pl7c: single strength, 12c; triple strength,
15620c.
FINE CUT-Hard to Beat, 7Uc: Charm of
the West, 6Oc; Fountain, roc: Golden Thread
&c; FavOrite, G0c; Buds, 5oc Rocky Noun
tain, SOC; Fancy, 45c; Daisy, doc; North Star
soc; Good Luck. 55c; Our Best, 6215c; Good
News. 55c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
ENGLAND, France & Germany.

Tho steamships of this well known limo arc
built of iron, In watertight compartments, and
are furnished with every requisite to make the
passage both safe and agreeable They carry
New York Thursdays and Saturdays for Piv-
mouth, GIONDON N.Cherboug, ,iPARIS and HAN.
BURGj.
Returning, the steamers leave Hamburg on
Wednesdays and Sundays, via. Havre, taking
passengers at Southampton and London.
First cabin $50, 500 and $75; Stecrage ga
Railroad tickets from Plymouth to Bristol, Car
diff. London. or to any place In the South OF
England, FREE, Steerage from Europe only
SOS. Send for Tourist Gazette"
G. b. RICHARD a. CO.,
General Passenger Agents,
81 broadway, New York; Washington and La
Sale Sts. Chicago. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17
Repre- sentative Sales.

Range OF Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices paid
for live stock on this market during the past
seven days, with comparative values
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17

TIcKISes--Amoskeag AGA I12,1c: Thorn
dyke 600, 7ac;. Thorndyke fancy, 9l1c;
YORK, l0ixc; York fancy. l2lfc; Milbury,
lshc: Pearl River, Ii1{c; Hamilton, l9c;
Swift River. 6s[c; Shetucket s. stSc; Shetuck-
ct SS, el1c; Montauk AA, 12c; Montauk BIB,
lie; Omega AGA, l3c.
DUcK-tcolored)- )-Boston y OF. brown and
drab, 13Hc; Boston D ii brown and Grab,
&c: Boston XX brown and drab, l0c; Boston
xxx brown and drab Ike: Boston o p
blue Ike: Warren Tricot. i5c.
BLEACHED CoTToNs - Farmers choice,
64c; Cabot CSC; Hope, &c; Hill A, nc;
Hill, y, CSC; Lonsdale, Sc; Fruit &c; VAN
CORSET JEANs-Kearsarge &c; Armory,
&C; Pepperell, nc; Indian Orchard, &C.;
Naumkeag, &c.
CHEvIoTs-Amoskeag, checks, 91Sc; Amos
keag, stripes, sac; Slater, stripes, Sc; Edin-
burg. 9l5c; Whittendou, stripes, &c; Glen
rose, &c; Otis, checks, 911c; Otis stripes, &c;
Royal, 6Slc; Amoskeag, mapped. 10l1c; Luz
ray, book fold, l2c: Oberon. book fold, IL &c;
Endurance, book fold. l2c.
DEN1Ms--Beayer Creek AA, lie; Beaver
Creek BIB. 10c; Beaver Creek &C, &c; Jaffrey
AX. lie; JatTrey xxx, l2c; Jaffrey ID * 7,
l2l9c: Columbian, l2l5c; YORK, he: York,
fancy, 13Nc: Everett l3c; Haymaker's blue
and brown, 1l3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-17

All sales of stock IN thus market are made
Dead hogs sell at &c per ID for all weights.
'Skins," or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs
no value. Pregnant sows are locked 40 lbs
and stays 30 lbs,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
GENUINE WESTERN RHETORIC.

Senator Heart. OF California, who
al. a~ppoin,edtp al the unexpir-d term
OF Seuator. Mil,r idecrasei) from that
Star-. in rulogiEing the life an I services
Of the latter treated the Senate Thurs
DAY to 4 touch of e simOn-purr ar
tIcle of o.d-fashiouei, home-a ale, Pa
eIic Coast oratnry. After speaking of
Mixers honorable reeori while Pre- il
dent Of th. Alaska Commercial Comra-
ny. he ciuchrd up the back strap of his
trousers aud gave birth To the following
remarkable peroratiou:
such nu example should be written
OH the mile posts Of the highway, cLik-
zIed 60 the cliffs along the trails o: the
Rocky Mountains, craven in the gran
tie Of the SierraS, hewu on the tall pines
of the Pacific Slope, and coWmemorI-
ted in flowers in tue valleys of the dead
senator's adopted State"
II that kind Of genuine Western rh-t.
Oric don't teach the legal savantS o.
the East nd Solth tia. the inch whu
come from this side uf the continental
divide can rise up TO the requirement,
Of the times: aud if necessary max,
II standing jump clear over them,
they ARE duIler than We believe them tc
be.-NIrgiuiI Chrou.vlc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
WHAT HAS He DoSEH

1t may not be nmisS at this time to
inquire what the ID mosrntic L. = Sen.
,tOr James q. Fsir hI~ done fur the
State that elected hiIu ns its ucprvscuta-
1--WE IN tue upper h use 81 the NATIONAL
Legislature, for Uncle Jimmy Is Il cIuIi-
date for reelection. Wui his hrnchmru
ure now at work 10 ~eCa5r 1t. What has
he done towards ~rr-oIcn!Le the Mint.
what has lac dune III amy way, sEaI or
form for Nevada? Nothing. absolutely
nothing, aud such vii! Uc his record L.
the end OF the chapter. and it is aiout
time that the public mind = red upou
some nhle mau To represent the II .tr:
1ne who by eluca'Iom AMI geutlennuly
bearing will b, an Ealor rather thnn II
lisgracu to his cons.i uynts.-lNcvad
Tribune.
Among Senator Fairs sins Of omi>-
sion is one item which the Tribune
:"lls to mrution. aud which it i import
ant that the people o! Nevada should
'"4 IA iH'-'' - AN.-fN' AsAA't VI "a
sIIvcr-proiur.ns State i'll the United
States Seua:r. he did not cast hi. vt,
III favor ul a bill Tor Ihc d,HoaottzIt, q
Of silver. thereby striking "A death blow
10 the principal nlI,t.y OF the State
which lac rel resented; neither did hr
publish n pamphlet setting forth the
,.-y,f,.. - IL. -. "
rtiid' nt'. as we'll n the people Of the
whole Union, which he, a. n IN mile, Of
the senate, assisted in prrpc;rttuS
II Senator Fair has done nothing, there
is such IL thing AS doing wosse than
nothing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06

Ahn stas..d ia the hoi, ting works Of
the Grand Central name al rou.hs;onv
THURSDAY night. II destroyed all tn
hosting aud pampiES machinery AMI
saieued tie shaft o. the nin-, which i
sali barainS The los Sill he n quar-
1 oI = million: insurance. S25. 900.
Astooi0 EAaiello Vas hanged At Wash
iassoa petriei jail. this afternoon, for
tie EsNier .. = fellow Workman. Car
ssss RsssaaS lat July Ter the pur-
po@ oi Ns~<Ey. he made a speech on
lie SA5A .~rotrs;inS his i~uuoernSe.
Foay-~rca hosiery manufacturers OF
PAlAlslFAA- employing OVER l2.cUO
Lspds mrt Yesterday aud organized for
EuEiaHl pU0;ectGIa. The OrStniz .tiJn
i,A rr>Git OF the secru: demands of the
ezaPlsyes-
JR3Se wallSes in the United State
Great COaEt a: Syracuse, y. u, dvcid.
ei the slit OF ErYIu and others against
the Oregon Railway Y N~,v.sa'iou Com
pauy and Henry Willard in favor OF
plaIuufs. He holds Willard e4u lily
liable With the company. Tie amount
in TclSed i 81 800, OOO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
Tbs P@sTa:l.Lrs E.:s.--s1.

T. +. Connor cables the iStar from
London: The ParnelIites dIscu ,,eI
G!ad stone at Thursdays meeting OF the
Liberals; aud have decided to accept
native worth a second Thought. Glad
stUne's policy is admitted t. afford the
best means of escape from the dilicult
aud embarrassing situation. II secures
at any rae, a second Tea ling OF tue
Home Rule bill without vital changes
by II gotd working majority. aad plyts
the way to the introduction uf q nra
bill. Tie amendment to clause "a is not
what the Parnellites desired. hut there
was no help for 1t. nnd vents may
prove 1t not ~ important "a many think.
There IS raSrn 10 bcliey, that before
the bill granting an Irish Ptrliment
goes on the stat ate book, there sho ulI
be q provision Tor the retention of the
Irish members at Westminster. II
there is to he q nominal retention III
some form it will have to become Il
dead letter. Ths Purncl Iitcs arc uearl,
unanimous on the erpcdiency of drop
ping the Present bill. Gladstone
speech distinctly held out the expectn-
ton that the bill, would probably be
abandoned, and the Inter proposal Of
withdrawal is so generally accepted
that it makes the dcfeut OF the measure
in committee certain, if the attempt to
pass it is persisted in. Gladstone's pol
ICY is to hang up the Home Rule bill
just long enough to educate the coun-
Try to the proper standard. Although
on the surface, this appears to postpone
it, in reality it Rccelerutes the object
aimed at"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-06
Rumored Ore Strike.

Thursdays Virginia Chronicle snv,
a rnInor was current On the street thu,
afternoon that a vein of rich silver
bearing ore six feet wide wnS uncover Il
by MIR. Pieihcr, owner Of n five nmp
miit near the mouth Of Six-miIc an.
yon. The vein is located in the hills
on the south side Of the road west f the
mill. The strike was made at n dcp'h
OF only six feet below the surfnce. The
vein is said to be six feet wide md 10
contain SO lnrge n percentage Of silver
that the pare metal can he clipped oil
with a knife. Numerous extensions
hive been made north and south Of the
location OF the alleged strike.