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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Conc. (. BEAN has reiuted every char. t5umped up against him by the .,-.,sitIop. lie has shown the settlers ;la: be has been their ber: friend and protected their interests, and that he h.s done more for the good of the peo p.e ot Arz1as than he has ever been gwen credI. for. Col Bea2 receives ,ae support If every miner in Arizona, a-d they will rally upon the day of elec tou 10 help swell hi= majority
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

THE Star says SRmsniego IS scoop ina" the county for assessor. That IS hardly the kInd of man the people want for that position. Cspt. Hale don't propose "scooplng" the county hut he will be elected and look care ,ully over the county's interests.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

DOUBLE charges for the same service
 Is one of tue characteristics of the den ocrauc sheriff of lima county. The corpse don't fill with eels fast enough to- tLe yOraoity of the mourning relict, all .Ilelleats ars absolutely neeessary
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

LOOK out for bis fraud. The Star Is shouting against frauds and ballot box stuffinG, which is sn unfailing indics- tiOn that its bosses are arranging a big snd nasty job
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

igB-rr oei-e Is not a proper gift of charity. FnbEe Juues dem0ud certain qualifications ier theIr proper perform a-ee a-- are lu DO sense prete1t for gy.ls PG1'.e alma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

HE democ7otic ".ure-thing," suit to s1' possession oi the -herifT's office, was c'mpTomi--i D a hasis of twenty-five cents on fine dollar. How IS thst for Piineipie or business judgment?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

1 aL country Is safe, all the returned candidates tell us, which fact Col. Dur sos 'oni maintained. Itls the city that ' Ieaac;ng danger, to democrats es- pecla.iy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

a,, 1aE democrats are now trying to o-- the political market. We were ' they would make 8 bull of it be-
 e-eciion day. they always do.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

ugly manner ID which Billy Pat o.s. l "As struck, and the deep silence -'' as7ailsnt. leads to the pertinent
 ''-'!' who struck Billy Patterson7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

5.1 name Of P, J. Coyne, one of the
 i.ra. .-'le nominees for the Legislature, ,.l. On The great register. Is he a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
THE dcmocfats are manufacturing their campaign thunder out of wind.

WHAT . rnodel democratic off .;si ia free America the czar of Russia would be-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

forged rrov.o- carpenter and his little couptv s -'0' nave wound up the Pima
 u'@ocracy pretty effectively.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

IT is reported that since Kings return he has wept buckets of tears. The won der among his friends is where be got all the water from.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Tor the BuIsarian Throne.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Standard says Prince WRldemar of Denmark will be proposed for and probably be elected 10 the vacant Bulgarian throne.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, Oct. 26.-Ihe Louis vIlle Courier-Journsl's special says that Alex Hoard and John Psxioo, school boys. ald rivals ID love, stood ID a store st New Frankfort. Ind. yesterday, ss their sweetheart, Miss IneE HollIs. pass cd by going to school. Hoard threx & kiss to her and Paxton. enrsged there stick, irscturing his skull, and then stamped his face to a jelly. Paxton seemed like a mad man and loaned at the mouth. and before be could be cap tured be rushed to the woods, waving his hands and shrieking Hoard will die. |" Both are sons of prominent farmers of Scott county. Great excitement pre- vsils. The young lady remains by the bedside of her dying lover.
 WAsHISGToS Oct. 26.-The mIle and s-haf race here today was won by BsldwIn's NOlante in the fast time of 236l4
 MADRID. October 6-The U. S. government has informed Spain that I; will not wIthdrawits proclamation re -es- tsohshing 10 per centsduty on Spanish imports from October 18th.
 SGN FRIScIsCo, October 26.-Cba,le- h. rnomss, sn Oakland Doy fifteen years of sse. recently traded chewing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Look out for a vigorous campaign from now on. The Star has laid ID 6 new supply of concentrated lye.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

SAS FRASCIsCO. October 2o.-Ihe Chronicles Washington special ssys: Lieut. D. l.. BrsInard, better known ss Sergeant Brsinard, has been assigned 10 Troop G, Second Cavalry, and will be stationed at Wslia WBlls. This is bis old regiment. but different troop from the one he formerly belonged to. His promotion meets with unanimous spprO- bstion, and general opinion that he de serves It on account Of his brilliaut Arc tic record. Hts promotion will not stand in the way of his proposed Arctic expe- ditIon few days hence, but the addi liona rank will be sn advantage giving hin bester standing as commander of she expedition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Attest.
 Fred G.Hughes, Ex Oficio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

W. B. MCRPHI. Notary Public, Pima Co, Arl--
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
WHY WOULD HE7

Commenting on the action Of the Sem
ate last week in passing a Till for the
redemption OF the trade dollar. the Car
o Index says:
"If Mlr. Stewart bad been a member
Of the Senate be would have been at hi.
post md raised lia voice against tho
passage OF n hill calculated To injure his
State"
Are you surC7 II occurs TO US Thu NJ
one tiuro this same Mr.. Stewart was a
member Of the United States Senate
from Nevada. aud IL our memory serves
Ms right. there was q measure passed
that body which was Calculated TO ia.
jurc his Stale" aud although Mr.. Stew.
at was "at bis post he utterly failed
ito raiaC his voice in defense Of tho
principal Industry Of the State which he
represented. Judging the future by
the past. we eau only wonder upon
what grounds the IudcH bases ITS pre-
diciiun. 1t may be. however. that Mr..
Stewart has undergone n change Of
heart within the past year or two.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Error. Saturdays Daily.l
oALMAGUNDI.


Mr. Geo. Russell went down to Battle
NJ 'un'ain by this mornings train.
The Order Of Odd Fellows hold n
regular meeting at their hall Tonight.
Chlriie Kuntt is confined to his room
Mt the Humboldt House from all attack
oil inh' nation Of the bOwlcs.
Lorei 20 West is down from his ranch
on Nortl Fork for medical treatment
oe'"S soilewha under TIE weather.
Mrs B. W. Lang has jus, receiy.l
an imnens' invoice OF toys OF every de-
scrip'ion, Ill. rct from San Francisco
See ''ad" i'll mother column.
According t. latest Slu Francisco
dispatches, the situation Of the c,Ll.-
road strike reinI,us unchanged. twenty
cars are running u Suffer- street aul
seven on GIeary.
a Telegram from tie East states that
Powderiy. Of the knights OF Labor. i, ON
his way to san Francisco to confer with
the Knight, of tina, city in rri,,i,n -
the cab!e-road stdke.
William
proposals Tor teariur down md ,,.,,..
to Reno the BoSrr,' mansion in Wa,h.
oe Valley to be erected IN a bu,,n.s,
block.
Counsellor Cri, Tb,rr,on o,,.e.
Francisco lar. arrived b.r. L.,
inc mud Iu,;n, ,L.. l.. 80
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
HOLIDAY WAREsi


n. u. Nyc. the jnwrlcr, has just re-
criy"d II large and choice consignment
Of wares in his line, especially for the
holidays. embracing many beautiful de.
signs in watches, both gold ami silver:
also chains Of infinite variety for la..ics
nuui gents. A fine assortment of gold
ami diamond jcwrlry includes rings.
pi,s. br,crlris. charms aul brooch ~
in every variety Ut tasteful fUrns-
just the thing for holiday presents. aud
prices within the reach Vt everybody.
lila new s;p'k Of si'ye-S ware il the
hauI,omcst oyrr brought here. nolwith.
standing which, the prices ure lower
than ever before.
Aside from fine above mentioned. the
stock Of clocks is the largest aud finest
yet offered.
Tho fact is, the establishment IL in
holiday %nttirr, presenting II beauty Of
display well worth ~ visit TO scC--nnd
the advantage Of dealing with n we'll a..
tabli,hcd house j.. that every article
sold is guaranteed to he exactly what il
is represented. Son will get nothing
but NJ. | gUols Mt Nye's. anil tho prices
asked will not be above their real value.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Sweeney Cots There

In the late political campaign. in Eu.
rrEn. Sweeney WIS the Democratic
nominee for Sheriff aud S'insou was
til" Republican, candidate. The official
canvass clcctd Sweeney 10y a snnIl NM.
jority aud Stiusou then began H. con.
test the election. An agreed case was
finally submitted T. the Court which
rendered a decision "Wednesday evening
III" Sentinel OF yesterday says: Aft
~ argument Of George W. Baker, Eco.
Tor defendant. aud McSsrS. Wren md
beatty Tor plaintiff. the Court held that
the votes crst at G"d1cs and Garrison
precincts, ut the recent election were lc.
GAL aud ordered that judgment for de-.
iendfnt he entered in accordance with
the findings Of fact and conclusions Of
law to hc hereafter fled.
Court ndj,urncd TO Saturday at 10
O'Clock, which will he the last day Of the
term"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
From Wednesdays Daily
RALMAGUNDI.

-
10. Rosenstock has a fine display Of
Christmas goods. Take u look at his
stock.
Mrs. Lang's immense stock Of toys is
being rapidly reduced by constant
sales.
s. NJ. S:reeter and family came in
from La.noiilc yesterday aud returned
to-day.
There nre indications that Christmas
will see the iuce of the earth hidden by
n coat Of the beautiful.
You can get two good linen towels ut
Remnants for two bits. Cheaper to buy
nuw towels than to get them washed.
Nyc's stock of jewelry and si!verware
embraces goods q: all descriptions AMI
prices from the finest gold watch to a
silS + ihimhle.
This is the shortest day of the the
year. the sun having reached his south-
rrm limit in the annual revolution OF the
earth.
The Democratic doctrine of tariff for
revenue only is the same rs that adopt
ed by mo-: women who marry not for
protection, but for revenue only.
We rcEre; to learn that ChG.icy
kun'z. who is lying i'll at the Humboldt
House seems t. b. gradually failing
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Iron Tuesdays DAily.l
BALMAGUNDI.

J. II. Fitch returned last evening from
San Francisco.
y, S. Sears LEFT last evening for
Wells. combining business with pleas
ure.
The newly elected County officers are
making preparations to catch M in
about - weeks.
Counsellor Cri,tcdcn Thornton LETT by
this mornings train for lis home in
San Francisco.
Indications are favorable for n boom
in Iuscarort mining enterprises during
tie coming season.
Miss Dora Trplctt was the recipient
this morning Of II hnudsrme Christmas
present III the shape Of u pinmu. the
gift OF her father, Mr.. j. i. TripIctt.
Edward Reilly. the mining operator.
arrived by !.st evenings train from san
franci,co and will spend u few days in
AT "'' NO. "P'haS.
L',n'eh"nt'Govcinor Davis. lac Of 10.
'u''a anatomy AID benign cJuat,nrucc,
HAS taken up las "b"i" III the Capital
III! pre- N"'Hiory to assuming the duties
oi the 'iAte to which lie Was elected in
'''''''"'f'
Mrs. \. Mercer. NJ, Miss Chr, J.w.
rt,. Cain. il l,,, .y.u;r., rro, T,r,o,u.
where She L,s been an - hri.f visit,
her mother. Mrs. G. IL Rr.v,- orI
I~f, Icy las, rv.uin,,s ,r,i, T., lar L,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Chris Is Going Abroad.

After seventeen years passed within
thtS CITY, limits. Chris. R.CKh1rt i
about to Nrntuse on - ,rip to the ATTAIN.
lac sr..hpatj, ana having arrived in
New York. ma, possibly Muster cuug-
age T. revisit his old home III G.rmuuv.
which lac left. ~ mere boy. oycI 81
years ago. Chris. says lac always was
afraid Of water they put too mitch iu
his beer aud thinks he will take the
overland ro"tc. II the Weather Is prop.
;ious. and Il nothing particular Happens
III the meantime. Chris viii m Ike the
start fIom the np0; Hotel ahuu; 5
O'Clock Tomorrow night. lie will be
yell fortrhc ] for the t'ip hlvilgn Brit.
ir5 bulldog in his cont.tnil pocket. to
stand of 10 Uler ruAinns: n quart bottle
81 snrik medicine in his grip sack aud
wearing his srnrrNt aspect to check nj.
uur"s 81 designing females. lie has
engaged passage IN m ordinary Pullman
Palace. Int large drputatIon of his
personal friends will escort him on
board with the s1mo degree Of h~ilhrity
~ Though he hal ordered his special
car Tor the ~occn-irn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Tho Columbia Bicycle Calendar for 1897,

Tho Columbia Bicycle Calendar for
~ just ISSUED 10y the Pope Manufao-
'oring Co., Of Bo,ton. IL II truly artistic
and elegant work in chrome. photography
aud the l%cttcrrrcss. Each dry Of the
year appears upon n separate slip with
y quotation pertaining Ia cycling from
reading publications and prominent per-
'ohngrs. The calendar proper Il mount
'd on bnck of heavy board. upon
which IL rNquistcly OF cuicd IN oil col.
of Effect, 10y q. n. Buck, ot New York.
M Nilegoiical scene. representing the
tnf'h resting among the clouds, with
Thomas Stevens. in heroic Rizc, nfputcd
npon his Columbia bicycle. circumbicy.
Guns the golbe. A smaller p~ortion.of Tho
BOARD is devoted to 4 picture Of II mount
vi hdj tricyclcr. speeding over n pleas.
Abt country road. As II work Of convc.
"'eht MT. the Columbia Calendar IL
worthy Of place In Office, hbrgry or
Ihrlor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
HrMDoLDr HoUsE-Juhn Kelsch, Prs.
ALL SORTS.
LFrom the Examiner ]

rom tHe INlihlller
The Democratic party has always
held for n tariff for revenue only.
In san Francisco now, as for years
pnst, silly and absurd technicalities
stand between murder and justice.
Cluverius, the convicted Virginia
murderer, now comes forward with an
aiiJi. 1t may be all right, bnt it would
have been more impressive to the jury
If it had Geen thought Of earlier.
The band of white men who have
been ste l.iug f.om the Seminole Iudi-
aus in the Everglades os FLORIDA are
perhaps retired Indian agents. who
have one South to escape the .rigors Of
the season.
They say now hat J. G.. Blaine Jr. is
not II reporter. but the Vice President
OF n railroad company. It might have
been expected that this chip II the old
block would go iuio the Presidency bus
mess.
Omaha is always starving for sensG-
tons. After people had forgotten all
about Victoria Morosini-S chiIliug. here
comes an Omnhn paper declaring that
she resides in that city under an as
sumtd uamc.
At Inst n deceased Representative has
been buried without Con Cressional at
tendance. Somehow. under n Demo-
cratic administration, reforms are ems
Ter to start than while the other fellows
are in power.
Senator Blair is the champion Of NIL
tine new things in Congress. He now
comes ont for woman suffrage. This,
added 10 his Educational bill and his
pension scheme, onEht to give him all
the fame he wants.
The deuunciation OF the ballet has
borne fruit, aud the coryphces Of tho
American opera are TO be put IN striped
trousers. II there be one thing more
than another that is not sensual. il Ia
the sight Of a woman in striped trous-
era.
The Republicans Of Indiana solcmnly
tdcclnrc That they have not the slightes
notion of capturing the Legislature OF
that State 10y throwing out Democratic
members. They have evidently made
the timely discovery that that is u game
at which i've can play.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26

Mn. EDITpE;-A, We seldom see any.
thing from this qu:I;rr uf the Globe in
the columns q: the IS~DSrENpESr, / scnd
you Il few items wlich il yoa deem
worthy you may Ir.4t Tor the benefit Of
tAe million.
The good people O: HIilccE AMI Pcku
are all well aud happy, aud striving to
cEj'y Themselves 10 the best advantage
during the gloomy days Of stern winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ham Mccain are a. usual
ready to attend to all guests ana visitors
IL " ho,pIta5ic manner. Mr.. Terrell,
tie geutlrmInly i. Il. agent at II ,Ilrck
II always ON deck. while Mrs. +. aud
the babes ate happy uua coutrntrd.
Billy ligndOlrh aud family have moved
Oyrt 10 the ranch into the new house re-
gently luilt by HIM. thus materially re.
duc!Lg the population of llAI.rck. IIIm
has torn down the house recently ocrI-
pied 10y Billy AMI moved 1t across the
Iivr. Tor the Accommodation Of ,hc Toys
when rodroins. Mr.. G.ascr's Ecw
house at Pyko is very comfortable, and
now habit tbic, Joe aud Chu'ey Gard.
ncr having completed the carpenter
work, and \. !. and George Pullman
the decorations, in tine way Of pnint,
paper, &c. "DJte' Strcctcr is stopping
with George Elmure this Winter, as.
si-trng him in breaking l~ronchos, and
Gcurgr has as much as hc can do to
keep them III the middle Of the road.
l,UsTIc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
From Mondays Daily.l
AALAA0UNDI,


The weather this afternoon feels quite
snowy.
Have you observed the notice Of the
"eits entertainment in this issue?
Bottom prices for all kinds of drv-
goods still maintain at Remnants.
aILe music Committee OF the Occi.
dental soiree Club publishes a. card in
this issue.
Thomas Cahrll. Jno. McDermot, Is.
Iuire Jnd Dakin and Marsh Sto,ler.
eH'ne IN from LamoiIIe this afternoon.
MIR. +. J. Holland arrived last even
ing ftom his rsneh in the northern part
oil the county, aud will Iemain until
wednesday.
Mart Smith received on Fridty ,vcn.
ih8' a nice Christmas present in the
shape q: n gold X. OF +. emblem, saws
the Iimes.i;cview.
IT. "e''h7r " i'So7l-
Die for stock ond hopes are out-Itnimrd
that the winter will no, be so severe. ~
was anticipated.
Au.rtio, ;.,,uoI
B. Eu,. ,o,r.rrr ,trn.
ly nf IIu,uL,I5, ,,u,,, ,,.-;
yac.d IN ,b. ;r.r. -.
nr-,t for s.v,r,I num-. -,
publications u,,rr ,,iu 1i.:- ~;
tim. L.,w..r ri. 49,, u.,,.
c~ouuti.,i in ,rn...,,;,, ~. -. ,:.
entitled 10 rL.r.I n,,,,,,-
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j., 100. ,..L ~
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
This Trade Dollar.

n. rs q generally supposed. tho trade
dollar never was u legal tender. md
many newspapers clniw TINT it was not.
md even the san Francisco Chronicle
rroclaims that 1t never was intended MS
u lcg'l trmlrr. wr are at n loss to know
why Congress in Jnly. 1876, passed. mn
Act declaring that "hcuattcr the trade
dollar shall not bc n legal tender in the
payment uf debt" II seems strange
thnt the wisdom OF the nation should
take mp precious tine in depfiving ~
culn Of its legal tender properties when
according TO the press this sauc coin
me- cr was u legal tender. Aud then
how could Congress deprive q coin OF a
property which IT never posscsscd2
This is n problem which we leave for So
luton 10 those papers which declare
that the trade dollar never was q legal
tender.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
GENERAL liEWj.

Fonr vessels which lett Bangor.
M!iuc with c,rloes Of iumbsr. are sup
posed t. hive been lost during the late
heavy st"inls.
Pratt. the forger, who was brought
back from Japan som. time ago. WAS
GouHd guilty. at the close OF his triaI
thursday.
Joseph Ross. Of rhielg,, on returning
home Ihur-dIy night louAl the dead
bJlic, of his wife auljuflnt child hung.
iuI from a trtusom 10y shawl straps.
The tragedy IL supposed - have Teen
the work q. the mother while tcmporl-
riIy insane.
An exodus OF negroes with their fnni.
lies IS taking place. at T. !wariS. Miss.
They are being deceived 10y emigration
ngrnis who ARE specializing on these
poor peoples crv,iui,tE, and the uu-
s~crupn.ouS agents have been warned TO
drai.t or suffer the consequences OF a
refusal.
Wm. Rowan fired five shots into the
body of NJ. j. DgIau. Thursday from
the effects Of which Doian died noon
after. B,ia were E.ck non mi r1,r-
'c!rd nhoat their san l.. EO%ru was
arrested charge Of murder. lie
Claims to have Shot DJ!an III s,l!.dc.
irnss.
4 Canni,hric rnpcr has rnb'isbpI nil
the 81. r,i interior WORKINGS If ia. Or.
der Of K,i.lt. Of I,t,,r vhrrr,, !, T..
stid there j. erect v,,ilin, AMI smash.
ing oft.r,b in thu, n,rtirul.t r,r,ion o.,
"Yo,k State. W,..L. II mu wb, w,uII
run "a paper in a ,Dwa with sash Il
h"ath"nish name wou!l urcc's utiy be
expected t. do something dreadful.
dnrl with s,orI~ "a. f,u INT IN tbc
Pink nj CLicfco ca,ly Yesterday morp.
mo. h-twr,uu cpuolr al youu, s,w.
bones: the. urinary c,usr of ia, rnry
meeting being the hand Of u certain
ynuug Indy. Tho valiant "Colris,,"
handled the weapons like u COW would
n muskct. but ilry evidently meant
business ~ both were considerably il
not gracefully carved.
Governor Ap,cr. Of Michic,n will
mnkr each Of ibc 49, ncws.boys Of De.
iroii. n Christmas prcson, of a new
| suit Of clothes. There is practical ben.
evidence for Won. The putting of nice
warm clothing upon those IS7 needy
little frl,ows. i. nm nc, infinitely more
c~ommcui,hIc than that of furnishing
all the tribes of Africa with L,pirs. cat.
cchisms and ned shirts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
From Fiidsy's Daily.
aALMAGUNDI.

AmHs Plnmmer started on his return
home to Mineral hill this morning.
We are requested to announce that
ladies will be admitted to the Masquer-
ade to be given by the Occidental Club
Christmas eve, free Of charge.
Preston IL. Leslie has been nominal.
ed for Governor OF Montana. lie is "A
native of Kentucky aud was Governor
Of that State after the war.
BY the explosion Of a biler at Swift
city, Ind. Wednesday. A. L. Stopturd,
owner Of the works; his son and neph-
CIV were instantly killed.
The Calumet hotel at Pipestone.
Mia. WAS totally destroyed by lire yes
terlay morning Rev. D. $. circuit was
killed aud two other persons were far
tally injured. Loss $3.50. 900.
The Knights of labor have succeeded
in procuring tue removal OF all the Chin.
ese from the BelIcNillc, y. Y. Laundry.
aud having Americans put in their
places. The Laundry is Il very large
institution employing several hundred
persons.
One more broker has "grnc wrong.
Ills tune 1t Is E~oscuheld. Of Denver
city. lie is an Insignificant shark.
60. 'fi' '"-
FinancieT" say a large amount OF gold
Is about to he drawn from tie
Bank OF England for shipment to Amer
lea, to relieve ia" New York market.
IL Is expected the Bank will raise the
rate q! exchange IN consequence.
For "a long time past the r.onl, Of
Mono county have suffered los, Of cat
tie and horses Jy thieves. JoLu Com
A'''e anu ''e Larson were ""'ehri "ni
proved L" De Tie guilty p'Fur7' Both
nave O''" H'"' L" tue St"'e fE!soh Tor a
's'"' u ~ S'''''
MKT MONDAY being the third Monday
IN d ,ccu!brr. the Chief Justice Of ,L,.
Supreme Court. aud the Assi-,tn, Jus.
tees, will .uer; ut the Off, of th.. SEC.
Rotary OF State. AMI will open and can.
yass the vote for member Of Congress
Distnct aud State officers.
s,,.ri,,u,f.n, ~ r p.i
dawn ,,o,, Trs.,o, In, -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
Card.

Enron I]SpFrESprNr The music
committee Of the Occidental S"ir.c Club
learned from yuur last issue. under the
bend Of ~ Mist Ike" ,hlt u report.
which no, one OF the committee ever
heard Of Lc!rrr, has been ''srnrr,lly
circul,tcd The committee would like
to inform the people through yoar pa.
per that Mr.. Gthc no.kius j. correct:
that they have never "waitcd on" bnId
gcutlcmnI hut once regarding music,
shortly inter which time he was cnGng.
cd to furnish music fer the i~hnnkSgiN-
ing ball. The engagement. however,
proved 50 Unsatisfactory that the COM
mittrc determined never TO "wnit on
Mr.. lioslius again.
JSo. l~lESDEEEON,
LuUIs l.. HENpItY,
jaws rTNEop.
N. q. CECIL.
Committee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-26
CHRIST LAS At IIoorEFs.

There will he hliutioIs Cnrryings.On
nj Hooters place ON South Fork ON
Monday. the 27h-n shooting match for
turkeys aud "sich," aud n grand hall
IN the evening. Everybody, his uuclcs
aud his cousins aud his uunts - cor
daily invited to take part on the joy.
Qua occasion shnrp.shJUtcrs aud turp-
sichurcnn shnrps not barred.