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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-27
Badges All Societies

DOLTCEMEN, FIREMEN, ETC. PRESEN.
tasfon Charms. or PRICES IN Gold, Silver
Or Metal, SOLD AT SOCIETY PRICES by the
Agent Of me Universal Badge MsnufacturIng
Compsny, NATHAN JOSEPH l. CO., CAL Clay
styeet. Ran Ffssefsso.
worfHasn ssd x. ~ r. Badges In Gold. 81
esoh, sent O. D. d. Trade supplied. fe23-tf
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CraniaI OtaCouStiC.

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THIS INSTRUMENT Is CALLED Thk
J. CRANlAL OTAOOUsTIC, or Ear rum,
pet. Seeing the disadvantage and PAD resuns
arising from the use Of the Ordinary w
trumpet. has led me TO the construction Oh az
instrument which would render the assst,
ance OF Q trumpet, and yet could De Pi,ess
upon the head. After many trials tneioiioT.
ing instrument has been made for me; "m
OF black vulcanized rubber. and weighs "a
ounce and Q quarter. The Otseousuc RESIN
bles the sphenoid bone In shape aud reisupn.
1t IL placed on the top of the head. win tuyss
running from the sounding-chamber ih'o !.
ears, thereby gaining all the assistance \ ~
dered through the bones and nerves o.n.
head. l have found that when the SOUND ~
ceivtng chamber is In contact with the p'ISS
OF the head the effect of the trumpet a. nns
to hearing is considerably increased, anaSsT
persons can hear much more distinctI a.
with the ordinary ear trumpet, the sounuMM.
ceisiDg chamber of which IL distant ifom~S
head. 1t will be seen that the trunpss
formed as described, Is much more eoh,sa
lent than the ordinary form. since nu0ort
away with the annoyance and smbsrrassh s
OF carrying q trumpet In the hand. IL
wholly concealed by ladies. .,niv
For free trial or further ipformsIion "ppr'
to ANGUS MACDONALD, M Cs I'm
ala West Canton street, three doors H
Columbus Avenue, Boston. r,v
Agent at the Bowman mine, Ruby nii
vada ssiM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-27

o. memory. Lsssitude, Nocturnal IN a. Losi
aversion to Society. Dimness of Emissions
In the Head the vital fluid p.ssina sion. Noises
IN tne urine, and many other di.osssun ooserssd
to insanity and death. "ses that lesd
Dk. MI6TIE will sgree 10
Dollars for q case =, .1,lsit Five
the VITAL RESTORATTVr,nis kind TIA
special advioe and trestment) will sunder hi
ior anything impure or injurions no. cure,
Dh. MINTIE treats all Privsta rnound In 1.
cessfuliy without mercury. .,sessos suc
free. Thorough s1aminatton .nss"itatfon
Guiding analysis Of urine. IS 90. prtos soyics. 10.
restorative, 81 50 q bottle. % Oh Vital
the quantity. " 90; sent to anv ,our times
receipt OF price, or O. o. D.. auaress upon
servanon, and Ia private nsms 80 from Oh.
A. II. MINTIE. n. ID. desired.
II Aearny Nc. San F-rnu.,..
sAMPLE BoTTLE FRRE-sento
ton by letter stating symptoms spplics.
Communication strictly oonfdenti,l@H d sSe'
gn: maNIIE's KIDNEY prmpn~
NEPH ICUM, cures ali i,nSsa1
and Bladder Complaints. 0~onoy,hnu AIdhe
Lencorrh1s. For sale by ali dyngy1"ss' eitet
bottle. six bottles for IS 90.
DIR. MINTIE'N DANDEVyNUu
are the best and cheapest DYNPEPsr..LiA
n,LlOus cure in the market. FoY Aie
mrS-lJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-27

Ours q : ,nsvs,.,uli,
D Das tOr Isssrvoa
ge.S@ns ssnin.
torrhos, sperm.
potency, PsrD.,,sila..
and all the term, ,,is
otsslf.Aib,asil..
youthfulfolliesusu ns
oaoo in mstu uaa
16AFH-En.l SUI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
IRON wednesday. D.ily.I
u

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The weather is clear and quita pleas
ant. barring the sharp. cold Wind which
reminds one Of au Arctic climate.
.. w. Hull has just received . full
supply Of Harper's Biographies. and
as the time for even exchange is short
all those who wish to exchange their
old Cornell for n new Harper should mp
ply at once to the PustyGice Bookstore.
There is JOY in Heaven when a pro.
diGal returns, but Didn't tell you SOP
Is the universal cry when q good man
goes wrong.
A private letter from James Berry.
under date Of oSd,n, April 9th, says:
81 have been with AR. Banks for
over four years, aud Lie is how in a very
critical condItion Hs regards his life.
His mind is gone and he may live, but
If lie does it will be almost 4 miracle"
Mr.. Bants. having long been a resi-
dent Of Elko, is well known 10y a large
majority VI the citizens OF Elko Gun
a private letter from Mr. J. II. Rani,
bearing date San Francisco, April
18th, brings the cheering intelligence
that he is much better than when he
let here. lie has been subjected to L
severe treatment which confined him t.
the house for several days, but the pros.
poets now seem TAR for his entire re-
cJvery. Mr.. Raud sends kind regards
= Eiko friends, but cannot say when he
WILL return.
As might have been expected, the
President message on the labor aues-
ton raised Il little partizan breeze in the
House. ButtcrwUrth detected a pU.iti-
cal ma -e's hest in the paper. probably
because, beins n sensible one, lie was
unable to comprehend It's imp 1T and so
naturally inferred that 1t WAS a demo
cratic CAM aign document. 1t is II do.
cum'nt which, il lis suggestions the
carried ont. will 80 far towards eslab,
fishing friendly relations between CAPT,
tai aud lnOOr.-S4it Lake Democrat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
Iron Tuesd.y's DSily.l
HALNA0UNDI.

Col. J. b. Moore departed for the
Bay this morning.
The Shoshones are INDUCING in q
grand fandango at Eureka.
Mr.. J. W. Dorsey and wife returned
home by stage from Tuscnrona this eve
ming.
Chas. McMaster came up from San
Francisco aud went out by stage for
Tuscarora this morning.
Charley Gardner is to-day reported as
somewhat better, aud there is now u
good prospect for his recovery.
Tie hanging Of johnson and wasson
at Fort Smith Friday, male up u toth
Of II persons hanged for murder in In
dian Territory i'll the rast twelve years.
The church of San Luis. at Madrid,
was badly wrecked by an explosion Sat
urday. The explosive was concealed in
a candle presented to the Church by a
stranger.
Juag Bolrdnan Of Reno has decid-
ell that l.. l.. Crockett is entitled to his
hone. aud that it il not subject to ex-
'cution under the judgments in the
Thomp-on Reno Savings Bank Gases.
Capt in Dorset reports TINT his
Apache ocont, behaved we'll in the pur-
Gllt OF Geronimo. TAc Apache scouts
will Dc di,bIudrd in II w days, aid
the t!.ae Of the white scouts will eapite
in July.
A letter just received from J. Is.
Fitch states that Denny OIIarra. n for
inrr well known resident Of tbs place,
WAS recently, III ) al Fan si,co, relieved
Of ttpe-NoEm. aud Is now III better
health thAu he has been for years.
The Sal; LAX. Democrat r marks
'Som!r o: our contemporaries NUT feel
considerably chagrincd at the fact Thai
uur new Governor is both handsome
aul u keutuckiim." But his not n
=" t'"'i'S' bil"' y tHc itH-SIOn lAht
must give uo pause.
Sir. d. l.. Il rtlrtt and wife of St.
Joseph, No. passed t! rough by the
tmIm tai, morning on II visit To Los An.
gclrs. 81. Bartlett i n bro:hcr OF V.
{. But.rtt, Of this place. whn Is now in
~ Fran isco. and va, trieSsaphed no
tlce o! the coming Of the parties. Bart.
will accompany .L.A to southern Cali
iCruIA,
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Iron Thursday. D.i.y.r
aALAAuUNDR.

Fresh oysters If superior quality re-
eeived daily by express at the Gen.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
Knights Of Pythins, ut their Hail to-
night.
pheasant Illusions" at freeman Hall
tonight. Doors open ut 7. Troubles
oeg.n ut s:l5. SECURE your tickets at
the POstofiee.
James Rogers. who is known to be n
first class painter and paper.hanger.
has permanently Iocatedin Elko. Look
out for his ad.
Miss Jeffries, n cousin Of Mrs. A. W.
Hesson, arrived by the east bound train
Last evening, and vial remain for u time
visiting relatives hr.e.
Charley Gardner is reported better to-
day and We sincerely hope lie may con-
tinue to improve until he has fully IT,
covered from the attack b. which he
was pro,trated.
The winds from the four Quarters Of
the globe have congregated here for no
purpose than that vi manufacturing i'm
menSe wbirl- winds, which keep our town
~smoIhered in clouds Of dust.
Chicago is a bad place. Sam Jones
says that if he were to go home und tell
his old ncighbors via: he knew about
the city, they would say: .'Sam, you
haven't out wing yet" Aud the
ne glbors would p.obably be correct.
Miss Grant will be pleased to welcome
visitors at her school rooms in the Uni.
vcrSlty building on the first Friday nf.
ternoon i'll cash month. Special exer
ciscs by her pupils will be given on the
above dates, which will well p an
hours visit.
Judge Goodwin, editor OF the Sat
Lake lrbGne, returned from II fl gc
weeks visit to Washington on Friday
evening. On the same evening a Ser,
want girl o: the family. who had been
spending the evening out. was sudden
~ seized by i've men wearing masks
as h WAS about to enter tue house
The rufians attempted TO stihc hei
cries by Placing u hanl covered with
greasy substance over her mouth, bu
she succeeded in giving the alarm
w~heEeupon the Gs>assins fled. Til,
girls clothing was much torn in he
struggle, but she is nninjurcd. A thor
ough search OF the Premises found IL,
trace OF the men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
TIRE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DAILY I~EDErESp-
Est also have the advantage Of the coll
umus Of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without iu-
remission TT this Office since early in
the ycur 1869, and has II general circu-
latiou in every district, camp and val
les throughout the length and breadth
ol Eiiu county, and il by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
cstHUi,SiICu III iue comfy. h,mymGer
timi advertisements in our Daily also
SECURE tho benefits of our large weekly
circulation. nLd TINT u tcrrIs are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly is - ~2iS3G-inch shCef.
and besides advertisements runs uJic,n
columns nf y aiding matter. embracing
nll the ~icirgTaphtc news 81 general in
t~"rcsi. nil the news Of the State. and is
rrrcinl,y devoted Ia lie local ncwA 81
the county aud county seat. By srh-
scriuiug far the WErEIY ELRo IspE
=: xrrgr Won no, only obtain all the lo-
cal news, hut a,sn receive n knowledge
Of nil important events transporting IN
any mud every quarter Of the hahiinllo
world.
sond along our subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
NOTICE o. iATEnTIoH,T0 BE-
CONE SOLE TRADER.
II THE H'TTEE ~ IHE
ATTIIyG IsS ~
MANN NJ NLtlIN

NIHAl'a. - Nv
NNET MrKPmY
To NECpHr = SpLE fRS-ER.
%rtrcc IL h"re'y given that !. Mary Murnny.
wife u Joln Mar ky. resident Of Fort H.!-
iesS. uuity OF Elk1 HuI State OF N.v ia,
being do iTo;s Of sysi!ins myself Of T." Irn-
yi-iou' Of ~ aci 10 Eu hpsiIr married wm.u
o 'raTs.r; business Ia their uyvn names 8
so THirrs. In nul to mrhu HppIic,iun. 'p
TIE Disri,l Court ~ the Fourth Ju li,ial Die.
trici 81 El.u. Iifo County. y yad,. =, tho
April 10 n. lsSj. ~ said court. Ia he hrld At
Court Rosa 81 prit Court IA the town Of
ElkU sul & uuty II Elkn. N he
FIFE. NIu DAT Or MAY. 1876.
AZ tie O. criug # CcGG' IN that day " on
such other dav ~ wlI,h ~" hearing may 10
p~o.tp.n'd 10y the Cont. FOR n Judgment and
order u sNi DIST ~ Co ri auiho i1inr inc to
Gerry Oh aul transact h~"sr.ss In 10y own
name AID on my own acc nm ne Sole Trader.
The nature ~ The busi e I prnrcsr 20 carry
ON and = n iuci Is that ~ Fhruing md stock
rNisiuG. bmyii q nj selling E.riu. bry ing aud
scliirg cattle. hUrsrs. sheep, hog. cic.
MARY MURPHY.
Dated Arr OH. rs q. DI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
Bound 10 Fill.

An honest granger in one OF our
nciGhboring valleys. who while sowing
his Wild oats years ago became an
adept, in the manipulation OF the past
boards, still finds the old sporting
Phrases handy in conveying his idcas.
The "old man" is now married aud is,
as lac terms It, the father OF 1.-TWO pnirs"
aud he recently congratulated himself
on the prospective increase in the fam
ity because he was bound "lo iill''
either on queens or jacks.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
The Ball Last Night.

The opening ball at the Gems new
building last night was ono of tue most
pleasant social gatherings OF the season.
The hall was handsomely prepared for
the occasion. and was filled to its u;-
most capacity with young and old Of
10th sexes. who joined in the merry
dance. The music, furnished by Hos
kin's qunlrillc baud. was excellent. and
everybody seemed to EMO: themselves
most heartily. The supper was n hand
some aud appetizing spread, TO which.
ut midnight. the large company re-
paired, phrtakimg Of the good things set
before them with a zcst born Of jOllity
and the vigorous exercise OF the dance.
Among the guests were quite II number
Of residents OF the adjacent valleys;
some parties from Eureka. aud that
prince AZ good fellows Henry Clay Da.
WIS. Of the q. T.. who skipped up from
Csrlin aud contributed his 200 bs. nv
o%rdnlois To the general establishment
aud social festivities.
Dancing was kept up until nearly
daylight this morning. md the result IL
that but few Of the jewellers have been
visible upon the streets to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
Secretary Manning il reported ~ be.
ing 80 much improved that lie can safe.
~ go II riding.

"For u so.callcd lightweight coin,''
remarks the Augusta, (Gn..) Chronicle.
"the silver dollar il doing ~ well as
could he expected. In the ordrals of
tho past three months 1t has como ont
triumphant aud refined. II stood n vic.
torious test in the Senate and n trumrn.
dous hammering in the House. 1t has
survived the dctrNcting cry Of Wall
street md the attack which tho Admin.
i'tration made upon its value nnd light
imocy. All efforts to solder more silver
into its rims have failed. 1t viii not 10
revised or enlarged. II remains tho
dollar OF our father and Is at home TO
stay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPor HorEL-CLAEK j. GREEN, PRo-


c. Il. Warner, IL. S. Flood. South
Fork; +. p. Hogan, Agent Boseo; Mrs.
y. =. Williams, John IL. Lander, W. 90.
Shepherd, Eagle Rock; Sisnor Bosco X
wife, Buffalo, n. Y; C.. Cohue, San
francisco.
IL. Cannon, ]. W. Powell, James Adj
ans, Tuscaroh; Hank Smell, LanIuiIlr;
II. Mccain and wife, Hallack; III. Seisel
san Francisco; II. Y. Mabry. oaklnnI;
Mrs. Fred Bertsch, Miss Elizabeth
sickinr, Pennsylvania; ii. g. Davis, G.
PR. Il.
Pat Kelley, Eureka; II. Cummet, A.
CARAT, S. ID. Ives,. San Francisco; VI.
Currlm, Ogden, W. A. Walker, NeS
York; L. Il. Monroe, RENO; J. B. Moore
Ruby; II. C. Davis, Cabin; +. A. TAFT.
Truckee; C. L. FaiTbank San Frauci-co:
Z. McMaster, Tuscarora; d. johnson,
Winnemucca; Geo. Spencer, Hunting
ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
A Successful Engagement.

o! the success Of Signor Bosco. who
is announced to appear ut Freeman
Hal each evening this week, the VIZ
gina Chronicle Of the lith says: Sig
nor BoSco CONCLUDED has performances
last evening before a crowded. hoas e.
MiNS Patton drew the gold watch. Bos-
c. Las drawn three iulI hous s-some-
thing unusual here Last evening ev-
cry sea: Was occupied. Should lac re-
mn he will be we'll received"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
LEASED THE HUMBOLDT HOUSE

The patrons o! the we'll known Hum
bolGt House aud pubiic generally, are
hereby informed that | have leased
from Joseph Lang. the above named
House for the term OF one year, and will
continue the business as heretofore. |
shall enlctvor TO 50 conduct the house
as 10 assure entire satisfaction to all who
may favor it with their patronage.
JoHS kELsCH.
E.ko, Feb, -. 1856.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02

A correspondent Of the Sentinel
writes from Silver Peak. EsmcrIidn
county. nTdcr date Of April Ii. that an
ether Scy,re shock Of earthquake oc-
cured ut Id" Valley, II lew miles south
ut that place, on the evening Of the
18th. The vibrations were northeast
and southwest. Several minutes be-
lore the shock n duh rumb.img WIS
heard, Icscnnblii < very much the sound
OF distant thunder. and at : 20 T.. VI. the
shock WAS felt. 1t msied about 30 Sec
q II Is aud WAS quite heavy, causing the
houses To rock back and forth, AMI do.
ins considerable damage to crock,ry
II glassware. The tIme-picccs uf the
place NIL came to n St.nd-st,ll, md wo-
men aud children ran into ;hc streets as
If the day OF iual counting were at
hand. II also caused caves in several
Of the mines by the ROOFS falling and
breaking large timlcrs us If they were
pipc.strms. In the vicinity of Ida the
earth Is conG,nntly troubled, rescmh-
ling very much the great earthquake Of
1872 in 1nyo county, Gala, which last
ed for II long period. Several springs
have gone dry 10y the recent shock, and
strange to say, it has not been felt amy
where north "f this place. bat. has eX-
tended as far south as Death Valley
aud the Armngusa country. In Iinus
recently arrived from the Death Valley
country describe it ms being quite heavy
aud causing large seam to open for
miles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIcH.
TASp OFFICE. rrrET'. wv.

" - '.''Fah - y N's
Nstrh %. is.r.
SorrCE =. HEREBY CrvrS that The following
named sc.Icr hfs Gicl u"ilcr n his ia,crliru
10 make frsl proof In suppur; Of hls cls'm. srd
ihN, said proc: viii lee made before he p.s,sl,i
Judge Of llko county 3. A. FlSu. Sov,ls. on
MONpNY. NV Tnutp, issG. w: Homestead
Application ~. lEi: Henry =. TuI.ie. for
the y. . 81 y. a.. = MI .. > IS. D..
= srd y. T. = ~ y. ". = "f sorllnn "a.
Township -. Sofrh. Range ~ fast NJ. u. ".
ie names the following witnesses To- rt.vr
hls continuous residence upon Rud cultivation
81. said l'ud VIZ:
frNucI. Honey nan. Of Clover Valley, Nevada
A.. W. Hcsson. Of Ike. Scv da.
}. II. Tshcr, Of "
A. q. Dawley q
y II. HIScgtrY. Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
oDn FELLOW lip.
Its Seventy Sixth Annivers wv.

The flag which to-day hcats from it's
staff OH Odd Fellows Hall is in token Of
The scNcmty sixth anniversary vi ia, o.
der in America, which day will be cell
chrHtci by pnrhnps n majority Of the
sag Lodges, which since the year
1910. have sprung into exist
enc throughout the Union. Even
in the little Silver Strto the
Lodges generally will celebrate to .day
in an appropriate manner. md Exc
Lodge, though 1T present passive. Inns
been 10y no means rcmiss in this matter.
The Grand Lodge Mt it's last session lies.
iguatcd Elko ms the place for its next
meeting which occurs ON the 22nd Of
June next, and il was therefore decided
bes, by ElkO Lodge 10 defer it, outward
demonstrations Of loyalty 10 the Fra.
~tcrnity uutil That time, when the nsual
annual exercises will bc ob~erycdI Ar
rangcmcnts to that end being nov in
course OF perfection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02

Idaho Avalanche: Captain Smith,
who is now driving out OF here, took
the stock Of BILLY Younger. who was
killed by the Indians just over the di-
vide beyond Reynolds creek going TO
Snake river, on Monday, March %,
1867. romcroy, Barnett, Ullmnnn.
Richcnbcrg and Younger were in tho
stage a. the time IL was attacked.
Younger md Uliran were both killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
Dissolution OF Co-Partncrship.

rINhc cr.pArinorship heretofore existing 10.
l. tween tie untrfsiRuc {. under IN" ftn
name OF n. solda.o aud \. stony In iic re
isii liquor bu,incrs II .pru' smoni and Jasper
has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
scnI.
The husirsE. will 10 crrtiurcd by Mr..
g. sirosIy. whp will collect 81 d'tts duo
and DAY all rsims against srIi nrin.
e. SOLUSro,
=, srRu5zY.
Dated. vatch 20. 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
From Mondar's Daily.
RALAASGSDL

1 love to sing in Sunday School
Eth?
The c. T. pay car passed East this
evening.
This evenings train is reported
two hours late.
Miss Marion Stone vent out to Hun
tinSton this morning to tax. l,au. Of
the school in hat district.
The Union Pacific an in.
crease in freight RATES to CALIFORNIA; to
oO per cent. Of the old tariff.
The Pinte Princess. Sarah Whine.
muec". | assed through tins morning for
the Wet on her return from OsIen.
James Rogers. Who left here for n
trip to the East about three weeks ago..
returned here from Chicago this morn
InS.
Mr.. W. A. Walker. who formerly kept
" Jc"e!ry store in this place. aud at
TuscIrJra. arrived here from tae East
this mCrnius.
: Mr.. J. ID. Abel cnine in from his place
at Fort Halleck this IuOr4In :, uLI re-
turned this evening With IL MOu,o.iam
CHqd de Cu,,ne.
Mrs. Harvey Mediums. who had a
iiBat n tack Of Pneumonia. i. htIp.ly
much improved. aud Oh tie hi,h road
20 rerlHHnsut recovery.
Miss B.cca Cronbie. Miss Bccca
Ia Is and Miss Josie Cul!cu, lv-d., re-
ceITrd teachers crrtIii ate. iron tac
County board VI EAun.iae =.
Joe. Gardner is engaged in building
al "iGIt un to the dazzling .: 1Aumu,
iu"trr, which Will greatly adj both to
It's convenience aud uprcR..nce.
Mr. George Russell returned home
from SIN Fran,isco Last cyvuin;.
Mr.. y. II. A. MA-o.a.SJ IL NJ from
the wet Last night AID remained over
here to-day.
Mrs. Crombic AMI daughter, at Tia
cos OF thu, ~,ca, vii 10 /. inn NJ.
Cromi'i" at NJ ucrtI Hi. where .rcy
70. one u rusr tie greater par; Of Tie
eouiIns summit.
Ale'ter received yesterday from Geo.
Tucker, state, thai AiT. aus.ctt arrived
Mt the Arkan>a, Ito. spin y ia an cx.
tFemciy ~rAhru,,rL couiItipn aud had
ever sIarr been couiiLeI t. has bed.
Silver = at: Friday, n young man
shu was stealing Il r.de uu u br,krDcam
fell OIL AMI Was Allied by the c.r., a.
Wad,wouh. Nothing war found on his
person Dy which he could he identified;
L." S"s only II Tramp sE..u ..yGoIy
kLeS.
A Washington dispatch to the San
fr'nc!sro iust says: There has been
Inus speculation na 10 whether Senator
Far would enter the next Senatorial
contest in Nevada MS n candidate. Ills
friends pay he is IN the hcId 10 stay.
Mrs w,i,.-
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II. A.. Traver, Bullion; Pedro Altube,
c. L. Fairuank, San Francisco; +. A.
Laudgrcn, Pleasant; j. ii. SauSuinet,
Mouud; L. A. Donaldson, Tuscarorl;
j. ID. Abel and wife, Fort Hall,ck; Da-
yid Osilvie, Miles City.
y. Oadcrkirk, Mound: II. Pau'scn,
c. ID. Fry, L. C.. Bullard. Tuscuro. ;
Wn. Mayer, Fort Ha.leck; Beat TrIve.,
Bullion; Jud DAkin, Mss Matte Dakin
Miss N. Wright, Marbh StotIer. Lit
moillc; W. 4. Tucker, ]. Furnace,
South Fork
". II. Dnkip, j. McDern%ott. Henry
V iCht, Lumoi!le; james Haines. S. Va:
Buren,. j. j. Guinnip, Eureka; A. w.
Brown, 7. +. Harris, huntington;
Chas. M.llrr, Battle Muuutnin: j. X.
Henry, J,s. Mccoy, Mound; WIN.
Truylcr. n. McMulIen, Peko; L. H..
Meade and daughter. Tusc.; j. ID. Abel.
FoIt Hal!eck; Roht. Barns, Sal: lake;
). ID. Edwards, Butt; A. Dennery, Sac
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A Gnlvcst9u. Texas. dispatch Of Sat-
urdny snys: The Executive Committee
Of the Knights Of Labor received n So.
600 draft yesterday from the Northern
knights, With which to pay of the
strikers Of the Texas Pacific shops Mt
this point. The money will 10 disifjb-
utcd to-day.
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VII ClYe Lessona.

Miss r nuic CLARK will til. pupils IN
voice culture. Terms, Twelve lessons,
thr 9 per week. ~. For r%nfiicu mrs in
urirr nj the residence oi j. l. Bar
lows.