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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
JEFFERSON DAVI;.

No one who takes An iutcI est in the
RIM hIi"tluH f the sectional auimosity
which animated the people q! the South
du:ing t9e struggles Of the Cunfedcracy
can see ANYTHING I ! admire in the senti-
niruts uttered 10y JEFF Davis WITHIN the
lisNt few days-stntlmcntS which are
c:t.,ulat d to inspire admiration for the
"IJ,t CaS,r" and -~IErulrr feelings Of
contempt ior the Government OF the
INIT States which succeeded in sup
pressing a Eisuu;ic rebellion, % an ar
L.t.u.y pUNrr which trlmplrd upon lib
crIy an lie struyed the rights OF the pco-
pie, IL, this ancient fossil of "A dvfuuct
clm'e wouii have the people OF the
South bclI ".
His r!iu-ion at Macon to his child.
WHO "a q SICK infant at the timv he
vas ~n.",IucrHd!ug in pctticouts, { he
failed TO mrntion tn, lrI;lr episode l.,
wa~ not intended to inspire respect for
IL Government WHEN lac said:
The sick infant hrs grown into n
tall woman. Here His, Minnie cane
Toward AMI vas received with shouts
"i upplaU,r -. With his ann mound her
Mr.. DAVIS conumDrd-l hi, is my
daughter, "a ch:id Of the Cnufcdrrucy.
S!sr was barn the l1,t year oi the war,
"ri STE rNut> III tlc FAC; that she was
born IN the southern Cuuirl,rIry. %
At the close Of his address he said:
You are Cun!rdvr.tes and l love you
Tor t.
At Sava"nlh he was greeted with Il
perfect ovation, nnl in rc-pun>c t. re-
pr'tyd cheers Of thu crowd. he said
II "".t - ,na"@ !ou from my heart
for tbs L" ni!csta,!ou o! ycUr k.i.iGcas,
which cruviLcrs me TINT our cause i,
mt lost, bu; lives ,tsrnaI in the heart.
Of the ,pl, If ZIG. We are HOW q,
peace with ali the world, and | sincere.
!! hope that this may remain So, but
tuis does not involve the abandonment
q: principle or the denial Of truth. In
this sense | receive this IaaL.t, station,
and for this | am heartily thankful"
Not one wo-I III behalf OF the Gov.
eInncut, which extends its protecting
power over the people Of the South d,
well as the North; no counsel t. uDAoll
the Constitution and Guvcrnm, nj uudrl
which lis vast audiences ilul them,
selves, AID whose supremacy has been
established 10y ia" mLiirAmcui ot WIZ,
but instead u constant appeal To the pas
sion, AMI rrrijldice Of II naturally hot.
bluOdcd people, and a stu lied deirrmin,
R'i"m to tear agnpc the bleeding wound,
Uf sectional hatred cn ,cudtrrd 10y the
Rebellion, the healing aud ubliturntior
of which are Of more importance to tLc
people OF Tie South than to tho sc oi
any 9th Z section Of tins Union. We
believe in freedom Of speech and Tia,
press. but We consider the expression o'
such sentiments at tie present time 10y
anyone. no: only rs unfortunate ful
thusr who heard them, but II grus,
abuse Of constitutional privilege on the
pant Of the speaker.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
From Fridays Daily.


-
Freeman Hall will be crowded to,
night.
This has been another windy day,
precursor of an approaching storm.
Joe R~osenstock and Charley Froelich
nre the kin; Fishers" Of the Iun-
boldt.
workmen are actively engaged in
making extensive repairs on the Ma
SOUS and Odd Fellows Hall.
W. G. Price came down from Tusca-
rora yesterday aud will leave 10y this
evenings truiu for Salt Lake City.
Go to Freeman Hall tonight and en-
Joy a couple Of hours. real fun, with the
chance of securing II valuable pres
ent.
G. c. Warner Il Co forwarded for
Tu-carura to-day by fast freight, 1860
mcrch uudIse. 5000 pounds nJur, and
1911 feet lumber.
Fisherman have the general rcpu-
tati IL of persistent picynicntors, but
every sportsman ui Eiko Is knuSm to be
A''TTuthful Jeems."
The next session Of tn" Grand Lodge.
~ludc,lcmdcnt Order uf Odd Fellows, o:
Nevada, will he held a; E!ko, opening
OH the 24nl day OF June.
See the announcement Of James
linscrs ia this issue. Jimmie i IA first.
class workman aud will give sati-Ltciinu
To- all who favor him with their pat
TOuHSe.
We acknowledge the receipt Of n copy
the Register Of the State University Of
Nevada for lSSG. 1t is a neat pamphlet
containing a history Of the University,
plans for the future, courses Of in,,ruc-
ton &c.
We call attention TO the Adj OF +. vii.
bert, Who hn, opened ont "a fir-t.cluss
BLOCK OF goods under Masonic Hall,
"hIch lie Is pc Aroi To sell at lower
prices than have been known heretofore
III Eiko. Take II look ut hls goods.
Los Angeles must be the hralqulr-
ter, III ruusis, a. II ditpat;I state,
that during iUr'y-eiSht hours, c"mturnc-
Ing last sunday morning, the police
made nearly one hundred arrests for
drunkenness, disoid,IIy conduct, tight.
lug Ac.
Commis'iDn"r 7. HOn"ympn came
down Icy this mornings train. and silI
stop over until Monday 10 attend the
mccti . Of the Board.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

Freight train No. II, on the Chicago
X Alton road. broke in two one mile
south of Dclavan, Illinois, at 233O
Tuesday morning. The engine and
cars ran ahead and stopped. When the
others came mp they knocked three cars
loaded with lumber down nm eml,ank-
mrnt 30 feet. FOur unknown men are
in the wreck AMI terrib y mingled. A
card was found on one with the name
Of l.. III. Cannon; on another was a
scrap Of paper bearing the address OF
John Wolf, Chicago. From two who
escaped, 1t was learned that n crowd Of
ten STATED from Chicago, four got of at
Bloomington, two We're i'll n box Car
AMI We're crushed to death 10y the tim
beis. The brakeman jumped Off and
saved his life. The engineer was n new
man aud did not know the grade.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

Senator Sherman says that lie is cut.
ing out OF newspapers the speeches Of
jeff Davis, and the descriptions OF the
demonstration in the South over him
putting them where they will be handy
Tor use in the next campaign. As for
jeff Davis" said Sherman, "he is a
monumental fool, q vain and disappo:nt-
ed old man, posing ms Il martyr, growing
over his failure and appealing for sym
rathy, but what he says is Of no partic-
uler consequence"
Then why waste time in cutting ont
the uttor4nces OF q monumental fool
sequence and putting them where they
whose utteTanccs are of n particular con-
will be handy Tor use ill the next cam
caigu?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
[Froa rhu.Alay.. DaiIy.L
nALMAGuNnl.


T. T. Harris came IN FROM Hunting.
ton Valley to-day.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 10.
Knights Of Pythias, ut ;ueir Hal to-
night.
The Court Mt Blackfoot. Idaho. is
producing a shaking among the dry
bones of the unlawful cohaLs iu that
vicinity.
Argument on the motion for a new
trial in the SquaGbie Guich ruiuiag
suit will be heard in the District Court
tomorrow.
+. F. Muller received q dispatch from
5. s. Sears, dated at wadswoith, this
morning stating that he would ar
rive by this evenings train.
Judge West, the new Governor OF
Utah, was expected to reach Salt Lake
City last evening. and preparations
were made to give him an appropriate
reception.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts Of
John GilliGan, who was mining in Yir
GINA City ten years ago. will please in
'orm Mary S. Pope, lGo, Quincy street,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Dayton Times: 1t Is reported that j.
T.. Gignnuv has purchased "A ranch and
quartz mill in Esmeralln county, aud
that the mill will soon start mp on rock
from the old Cdmbri Ige district.
A recent law enacted by Congress
forbids the fencing of public lands.
Under this law Commissioners Siarks in
cludes school lands and has ordered
suits to be Commenced in Washington
Territory for dispossession.
Tuesdays Times-Review publishes
an address to the pupils of the Tuscaro-
ra School 10y til. Trustees which contains
some practical suggestions aud recon-
mendntions which the pupils would do
we'll to heed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
lFroI- Saturdays Daily
HALMAGUNDI.

I
ton showing the effects Of frost.
p.o,t,, .
Comfy
Inns mornings west bound train ar
'"eu a' CLOCK, oue-and a'hLlf hours
~"
County Clerk Dnvl.v r.,urne1 I,.,
vi. "eeN' >A'''o l'u"!
E'ko Lodge No. IL, I. O. o. F.,
Will hold n regular mcc,ing at their hall
Tonight.
This is Nav D,v Inn, ~. s,,,o
ntmosuh.r. Jo,s nn, -r,o,., ni.nio,.
lies. nnd tI,w.rs No.. o,r.,i.,.r-, -.
their ,carc;,v.
from S.c,., Whitley lac r,;v,,, .,r,..-
.mcc Yesterday uud st,rr.d ov,r in
town to.day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
Sale Of stnnford,a Stock.

a New York dispatch Of the 9Th in
smut Enys: The t%r"tting stock bred
aud owned by Leland Stanford NJ his
farm in California, was sold yesterday
at auction in this city. IIursrmeu FROM
all parts of the country were in attend.
nncc. The programme embraced sew.
crnl fine tro,tcrs and they brought good
prices. All the animals sold were sired
10y Elcctioncer, and came from the best
blood in the country. Tho sale will
continue to-day. Among the animals
sold were the fine hay flly Terion. for
$3.50; Wambo, fonlrd in 1891. for So.
$50; n brown flly. fonlcd In 1884. ont
Of Juliet, for sl,OGO; the bay g"ldin,
Tehumn, foaled IN 1888. for S2,O25: the
bay lilly Lira. fonled in 1884. -. 200: a
bay colt, fonlcd in 1885. 1880. The
sale thus far has realized $685., an
average Of nearly $1,000 per head.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
Runaway.

A moments excitement wns occns.
toned this moruigg by the tnnlIums Of
Hank Smells Star Route team which
suddenly conceived the idea. while
standing In front Of the Postonicc, Of
taking n spin around the block. Acting
upon the Sudden inspiration, they
started ut a lively pace toward the Ho-
tel, crossed the railroad, circlcd around
ihn coke pile. rccroNScd ths tuck and
we're caught near where they started by
Frank McPhecrs, who happened TO be
on horseback, with no further dsgnsgc
than II promiscuous distribution OF
boxes along the line Of march.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

B"sco, the magician, j. announced To-
appear At FREEMAN ILL on Thursday.
Friday aud saturday evenings. OF his
entertainment in Virginia City the En-
irTpr.sc speaks u, follows. "a vriv
large audience welcomed Professor
BUsco, the genial aud clever prcstlIigi-
tHtor, at lIprr's Opera House Inst,
night. HIS icHts of leg, rlcmnin ARE
very artistic aud are performed with
grace and lightning mpility. The Pro.
lessor frankly calls his acts pleasant H.
inions. and ~ they are, hut he per.
forms them 30 nicely and tn~Stcfully as
/" make them appear wonderful and
mGryrluu. 60 the INITIATED, nnd puzzlc
the closest observer. In addition tn the
"ut"rtNInmrn, the Professor. at the cor.
c,usi"n Of each evenings performance.
gives a number Of hunlsOmc, valuable
II useful presents TO the parties in the
audience who hold the lucky numbers.
The prizes offered bear more than "A fair
proportion TO the blanks, and every.
thing is conducted with the utmost fair
ness and equity. The articles are Of the
best quality, md those who were fortu.
nate enough last night to gain presents
were we'll pleased With the Professors
generosity and fairness"
Reserved seats for sale at tho Post.
Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
Another Unfortunate,

An Oroyillc, Gala, dispatch Of May
9Th says: The Butte county Treasury,
counted to-day, was found 10 be short
$4,000. W. J. Morgan, the County
Treasurer, left about ten days ago os.
tcnSibly to attend n shooting match in u
ncighboring city. "Wednesday last II
letter was received from Morgan from
San francisco. stating that he would lie
home Sunday. This was the last hcord
or seen Of him. Ills family conluc.
tons are of the very bost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
Iron wedn. >day's Daily.I
NALM a a.

The Elko Cornet Band is laid up for
repairs.
Fred Douglass likes Cleveland, but he
will not vote for him.
Now is about the time to fix your hop
vines for the seasons run.
Spring chickens, only seven years
old, will o o be ripe aud ready to lie
picked.
John Crosson came down from Star
Valley last evening. and returned this
morning.
All blame for the death Of Charles
A. Nichols is laid upon God by the
Board Of Commissioners Of Humboldt
county.
Grandfather Folsom says frankie is
to marry President Cleveland. That
settles it. Now give us n rest.
Alvaro Evans. n well-known stock
man of Reno, Was n passenger by this
mornings train, returning from all
Eastern trip.
William Walter Phelps gave a big
dinner last week. to which Blaine was
invited, but the Pluwed Knight respect
fully declined.
The New York police are almost ex-
hanSied with their constant efforts i'll
drinking Book beer and watching strlk-
els since the first day o: May.
Stock men are complaining of the
dull prospect for grass unless there be
rain soon, aud the prospects are now ia
vo'ahlc for u storm within II few days.
Let it come.
Two gatling guns were received at
the Philadelphia Mint on Monday.
The authorities will make il hot for
anyone who comes proving around
u coin at night.
Assessor \. W. UesSon left this morn
ing for II trip through the Southern part
OF the county. During his absence the
duties Of the Office will be attended to
by Deputy e. W. Grover.
Paddy Ryan, the pugilist, will make
the Huh Of the Universe his future
home, dcvOtimg his entire attention 10
catering to the esthetic tastes of the
sporting fmteruily o: that highly moral
AID intellectual city.
A personal in tie San francisco
Chronicle announces that 'Allrn Fish.
er, a prominent stock man and wealthy
capitalist Of Wells, Nevada, is Registered
at the Palace" What airs the sage.
b.ushers DO Put on when they visit the
Guy.
Lt:le 10. Lang is getting along nice,
Iy, and will, We hope, soon bc GU
again. 1t wouid be safe for little boy,
t. give the hot springs n wide berth, es-
rccitliy that II near the bridge, whcr,
the Wat Z is hot enough to cook eggs il
n few Minutes.
NJ. Dean OF Arizona introduced {
hill i'll the House of Representatives
ON Monday authorizing the Prcsidcn
to of 7 u reward OF SO, 900 for the kill
ins or capture Of GuroTomo. We sec
und the motion. Such "a dose of bean
womb soon shut OH the Willy Apache
wind.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

The payment Of bounty on The scnlpH
II nuviuus animals i becoming some
what uucruus to the taxpayers Of Eiko
rounty, ~ the benefit derived from
their destruction III this county is not
apparent. while the Act of tho Inst Leg
stature %cOmpcls the Board Of Commits
Si6nrrs to inflow iho claims which
amount to $1,000 or 81, 200 annually.
The claims presented and allowed yes.
;crdny foot up S9i 30, aud who is ben.
Gifted 10y the destruction Of coyotes cx-
ccIt those who receive the coin in pay-
mcrt of the bouuticS2 Let this statute
be promptly repealed by the next Leg
stature. aud thus olyintc n useless cx-
penditurc Of the public
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
From Tuesdays Dsily.l
B.AL.MAGUNDI.

Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
10. +. * A. NJ, at their Hall tonight.
Warner 4 Co. forwarded yesterday
by IA t freight 1000 pounds merehan
disc for Tuscarora.
Gmnl Master Workman Powderly re-
ceiNes u salary Of only $500 a year.
for constant work aad no vacation.
Why don't he st,iAe?
L. c. Hardy has sold to S. IL. Cave OF
Terrace. Utah, the three-quarter Nor
Stallion ''.lun, 81 Johu" for 5000. This
horse il II touryear-Old Cray, weighing
1870 pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
stallion Hor sale.

Joseph lIcnuan, Of Pleasant Valley.
offers for sale his hnc CIYdcsdnlc. Nor
gan stallion ut a figure below his vnlu
being now dcsirous ~ changing the
stock horses on his ranch. The animal
is II beautiful hay, black name. tnil anil
legs. without spot or blcmish: IL IL
hands in hight and weighs 1850
pounds. lie Is pretty ~ a picture. and
took II special premium at the State
Fair last Fall. In disposition he Ia
kind aud gentle ~ n spaniel. Any per-
sou wishing to procure n most des:. Sie
animal at II bargain can 10 so 10y calling
on Mr.. Herman In Pleasant Valley. IS
miles east Of this place. sod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
A shrowd Exchange.
Communicated. |

Hon. w. J. Hanks is known far and
wide ASA shrcwl horse trader. He prides
himself on his superior Judgment in
the equine profession. lie made "A G
Crssi0u Of successful swaps from n two
dollar bronco To n splendid thorough
bred llumblrtnniuu ~fuur-ycar-old bay.
His business between his hotel aud his
several ranches has kept him driving
this bay for the last two months and
lately returning from a trip OF several
days To his Salmon River Ranch, he
noticed his horse had changed some-
whit from his general style and appear
nncc. and upon still further ~imycstiga-
ton, found that the horse had gained
some twenty oil years in agc. The
fact is, when the matter was fully in
quircd into. il became apparent that
the notorious horse thief known all
through northern and eastern Nevada
anu southern Idaho Rs Grip Sack
Charlie" bad stolen his favorite bay ami
rung in nh ancient, spawned, wind
broken Plug Of the same color. Hanks
says the English language is inadequate
to express tue "cussing" that lie wants
TO give the subject and consequently
says "take n drink, but don't mention
horse trade, especially this one"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

Mr.. ]. NJ. Steele, Of the firm Of Steele
X I~eavhum, has nov ut Keith Stable,
One Of the fiucs; Specimens of horsrAesh
ever brnu Ia; to EIkO county. Young
Volunteer" is Of the CleYevanl Bay
stock foaled i'll 1882, and imported from
En- Gland in July 1855. lie il u dark
bay OF great strength and beauty, and is
entered in the 2md Volume of the
Cleveland Bay S ud Book as No. &C.
lie was bought by MIR. Steele at Cedar
Kapids. Iowa, nnI will lie taken To
their ranch III the northern part Of the
county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

Dayton News Reporter: Five years
ago n yuung man living on Walker Riy-
~ invested 1856 in seventeen head Of
young cows. lie has furnished milk
aud butter to an average Of twenty-five
persons sir CO then. he sold $500 worth
Of beef, nnd owns a herd Of cattle worth
$1,000 Al this oil the investment ~
n years wages. Horace Greedy advised
young men To "gn West" The News
Reporter advises them TO buy cattle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
EoTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPor HoTEL-CLARK i GREEN, PRo-
PHIEroEs.

G. H. Willett, Gerald; J. B. Moore,
Knby Valley, A. Kern. San Francisco;
Geo. Van DeAiarr, San Francisco.
G. B. Warmer, IL. 5. Flood, ID. +.
HoOtyn, j. Robinson, South Fork; T..
Thompson, North Fork; G.. A. Gn mt,
Bullion; II. Smell, J. Herman, LamoiIIe
G.. A Nichols aud wife, Secret Valley;
t. s. u reliant, J. S. Gregory. San
Francisco; n. Polk, Tuscaron,; J. II.
HeyenS, Eureka: f. Hon-ypan, Glover
Valley: l.. p. Sawtell, Deeth.
Mart Smith, J. E. Dixon. Tuscarora;
j. W. Douglas. Huntington; Thomas
Griffin, Carlin; ]. c Hnnnifan, Pail
SADIE;
]. S. Gregory, w. f. Hite, A. KEN,
San Fran; w. f. Atwell, Mary's Riv-
er; John Lander, W. A. Shepherd,
South Fork; Jno. NJ. Steele, California;
A. G. Cleveland, Huntington; L. Hus.
kinson, Quincy, CAL; Jno. Crosson,
Star Valley; Jno. Aiuiey, Blaine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

jeff Davis is paving the way for
Blainc's triumphant election to the
Presidency in 'Ss.-Carson Tribune.
Keep your garment on. Bro. Pnrkiu-
son. Jcir Davis could not pave the in.
ner court Of n pig sty. though il is pos
siblc that he mny cast n vote Tor the
Man rom Maine in So.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

The Carson Tribune reports that for
he week ending April 3Oth. applications
were dlcd for G,lis acres Of State lands.
nd first payments made on the same.
Thirty three new contracts were com.
plctcd In duplicate, covering 1860
acrcs. The cash receipts for the week.
on applications. interest. aud full pay
mcnt on prior applications. amounted
To So. 2GS 80.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
GEM-BARTLErr K OsrREIcuER, Pho
PRIEToRS

GEM-BARrLETr x OsrREIcHER. Pho
PRIEToRS
James Gormley, Sheridan, CAL, Judge
Riyes, q. W. Baker, J. Mckenzie, G.
Gibson. Eureka.
H. PAulsen, Mrs Sallie Wilson, Miss
Nora Wilson, Phil Snyder, w. q. Proc
Fred Wilson, Tuscarora; Francisco Sal
Azaria. California; ]. II. Triple, Min
eral Hill; II. A. Traver. Bullion; Vim.
Truxler, Neal McMullen, Peko.
P. o'Connell, Mound; Chas. Schuy
Ter, Elko; James Stauts, G.. A. Bright,
Bullion; II. Satfet, Illinois, Jos, phi To-
mini, Charles Franchiui; Joseph Loni,
Eureka; Anglo Williams, Alex Bonnie. ,
New York; NJ. n. Bosworth, LeominSt. T
Valentine Walters, Walter Brown, Hun
tington; D. A. Null, Star Valley; J. s.
Anderson, Wells; W. II. Kennedy,
Mound Valley.
Ed. Odell, Lamoille; Jno. Galbraith,
Montana; II. A. Traver, Il. Z. Skaggs,
Bullion; WIN. Phillips, Z. S. Bentley,
Geo. Myers, Sheridan, CAL; A. Il.
Harris. Roseyiile, Gala; Chas. Hersh-
man, Springfield, Ills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

Postmaster Sproule received n letter
this morning from the Postmaster al
Ho; Springs, Ark, bringing tue sad
news OF the death Of J. II. Suggett, who
died ut the Eureka Hot Springs last
Saturday, May LIST. His IL will
probably be int rred there, though
nothing was sad AS to the final dispo.
sitiou of the body.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

VIM. NJ. Stewart has scttI Il in his
new don i lie at Cnrsun, AMI OPENED
the Senatorial campaign 10y importing
hom SGn Francisco II large supply of
groc rics and provisions, AMI Offering
at lis own expense to build n high
boa | fc zee around the grounds occu-
pie by the Amateur Base BIll Club.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

The annual convention Of the United
states Brewers Association, which was
to have been held ut San Francisco on
the l3th inst il to tie postponed on ac-
count of existing labor troubles. The
Board Of Trustees will meet in ST. Lon.
is "n the day mentioned to decide
whether it shall lie held at n later date
or postponed 30 meet next year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

In view Of tho rather frequent nc.
counts of the dcialcations of County
Officials 1t might be asked. Which IL the
greater wrong. To s'enl into q house nj
the midnight hour and rob mn individ.
unl, or TO rob n whole community by
npproprinting the County ]rcvcnurs2
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09

There will BE- an assembling Of trial
Jurors from different PORTIONS Of the
county next week, and several import.
ant cases will be- tried.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
NOTICE.

A class in pointing will hc opened at
the University building ON Saturday at
2 i. NJ. Terms ~ cents pr less , ia
advance. For further pnr,iculn re-.
enrding pain : stu lies etc, call II the
Private Sch Ol u, .uv University baud.
Iny.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-09
From ioniay's Daily.
IhALAAGCND III.

Commissioners proceedings to-mor-
row.
Keep your weather eye on the new
"h,ad-ligLt" at the Gem.
Mrs. J. w. Dorsey left this morning
for an extended visit among relatives in
California.
The new dining room at the Gem is
completed, and il n model oi u-atness
Hnl comfort, whore families can dine in
perfect quiet. aud where all the dc!ica-
cies of the season will be served in all
attractive manne
Comfy Recorder W. W. Rogers re-
turned yesterday morning from a visit
To his mother who lives NEAR Inditnap-
OILS. Indiana. Billy says the loosen.
seem prosperous aud happy and that
Spring has OPENED out there nearly n
month ca lier than usual.
There i no cnl to the funny things
~ Wv ''A'H'''
pun. S'""o'S' oh'' " ''''E"r
mug "'o- o' aux on "a boy :
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"a tvnr! How could tear Ice black: -
..Surc. I ,LiuE nan .. t.. ,.,-
drupp,d II. sir"
wei as 'h''Nt'h "fr h'-
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f '''9 '"'""r WHO was passing =
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