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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-29
lces Heel! Ices.s

People wanting Ice will leave their
orders at Doc. Benton's Livery stable
Ice delivered to any part OF the city.
mayl2tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-29

WANrEp-A situation as . coof, by a
eelored man who understands his busi
neD. Apply 1T this once. may20tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-29

-wASrID-A ranch hand. Apply At this Of
lice. may29d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-29
AFTERNOON BOARD.

80 Hale & Norcross-i %
$40 Savage-9Jc
200 Chollar-j1c
no Potosi-6Uc
195 Gould & Curry-95c
81 Best & Belcher-9oc
AS Con. Cal. & Val As
$50 Union-30c
40 Sierra Neyada-50c
.1O Mexican-40c
600 Ophir-:.0c
so Crown Point-1 II
$50 Yellow Jacket
655 Alta-30c
355 Bodie--l Is
BOO Mono-2 so
3iG Navajo-40c
250 Peer-5c
$50 Peerless-5c
Bis Holiness
575 SynGicate-20c
755 Con. Pacifc-25c
S. Alpha-30c
240 Belcher-1
go Oyerman-13c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-29

S1OCASs
Morning Board.
els Hale & Norcross-2 ~
$50 Savage
" ChOllar-6 0c
200 Potosi-70c
900 Gould & Curry
30 Best & Belchcr-1 10
100 Con. Cal. & Val 10
100 Union-'a'c
55 Sierra Nevada-'cc
80 Mexican-;5c
,5J Ophir-6Jc
IA, Crown Point-9Oc
10 Yellow jacket Soc
80 Bodie-l 50
5Oa Meno-2 10
500 Navajo Zoe
300 Peer-lUc
81 Holiness GO
Is Peerless -21c
575 Croker 40c
% Utah-50c
200 Overman-25c
600 Andes-30c
s. Eureka COM %
$50 Bulwer-1 s.
- Silver King-7.b
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
rae 4 Nd JURY.

The Grand ia V. nftcr u session o
one week du a.iJn. hast evening suit
"n'Iic - Ic.rrt and ndj Inrnvd. IT.
lac rri'o'i. which mprrtrs elsewhere ia
his paper. "tt o., iIulc an nprrIrS
~ Nuirh Ne uic prrS"n .iIy mt rest Il.
and Ti"l int . su ~ comment he
rndnlS,d ai this tine. the jiry say III
iucir r,p"rJ, Our attention was cnllr,i
tan ~ r,ttut bal pad for printing
tn" lit A" i'x-p ,ycrS - or Ter a. the AS.
sc~sur, the Pu"rr bang 'r~'el in Him
~ iaH. AMI Ic" ana, tntt hereafter
couprtln b invited, Il hvIng td mcrd
~ ,NieTt wtnrs, that the printing
rouid have been done foe at least unc
nun ircd less.
Tao person Who "cnllcd the nttrn
D"n' u. tn, jury ns above stated, was
the s".c dIrd D.str,cI AttuI ucy. whom
TIL jtry evi l"nily Il emci cp,ilc 81
I al he cIvn mental ",i,r. tn ugh
declaring m,u otherwise "Incumw tent"
The "cXprrt wiinc IS" re rrlcl To- IL
the late immi ,ant ION Battle Muun
tain. Lander county. who hy he gruco
of CD nn1 the Democratic party. IL
suffered 10 absorb the emo umcnt. OF
the Exc PuStuii q. while his wife
gathers shells ~ editor aud pre- s.ghng
al u literary Lrbdumadnl oi surpnssirg
sweetness, "y.r the roller department.
0i "hich the Postmaster gracefully pre-.
Eidrs.
II H. commcndrd that in case fur.
thu eH cttimg Is rel irrd. u cnn1 HEAVIER
Lc imported from TuIiuc g. relieve the
District Attorney md the acr ,Lu ic
20 tnRgtcr Of u second mental strnim
that migit prove fatal to THEN delicate
ly nttuUud ORD ,uiSus.
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IFror- Saturdays Daily
AALNA0uNDI.

Mrs. Thomas Gilland came from La
m"ise TO pas u We K ~ith her daughter.
Mrs. +. +. Muller.
The Grand Jury is still in session
~i!h II fair pr'.sp ct Of continuing in
conclaSe anyth week.
The Attendance at tn soci Il dance
at Fre-mIn Hal last DigAt WAS rtiher
light, tut the ntf air was II very pl aSIut
Ii nevertheless.
The R"pubiicIn memlrrs uf the o liu
Legislature have NOMINATED in int
c uris, JohI Sh. rnnsn iur United States
Senator lhe election take, place next
tn sdry,
The animal WIS probably one u! the
spnriiv' tigers Of ~hI Ia several are said
t. be kept ~ pets IN private APP at ueuts
Is sect nbJNc & ouud at IIuuIbu Il's
cuuJty al.
Mas" Iva Norton, a pretty white girl
oi good family. elupcd rom h,r home
Ht u ~vrlInl, Oaio. "a coupe U days
aSo with II negro haTb.r. aud u suI-
pJNtd to have married ii a.
The Si'v r State says that Vim.
49, i" ncry i,crp,iy ki,lc.I near Vim
~hcmu'cI, "a lynx ~L.ch ~Hs nearly Iuur
FEET IN iris'h, anI 9th raise propor-
toned To ia At ensth OF kr,'.
The H'u,c c,mmi,tc's - ormul tt.l
10y Speaker Carlisle, are g.vcn IN tue
"i'l"ticnr~ tod y. Nr. Bnnd, "i Mis-
'oIri, retains tL- 'hiIrntI-h3p Of the
L mhiiirc on Coin ~. Congressman
W"H.bHrn Is placed "n the 80 ,ukimg
AMI Currency" Committee, also that Of
"AlIn = uni M.uins."
Henderson Gre, and wife returned
this m"rnimS IRON the bad a trip 10 salt
Like City, nnl took po,se>sion u. t.rir
new re,ilcmcr IN Fourth str.ci. Tury
P.sred "a very pleasant week Il Sat
Lake taking IN the most agrrr,L.- n yhts
aul seductive sounds o tIc SANITY ely.
an h .Nc : settled dONn To tbs iryrl
Of mHr.ed ioik- wIiI tn. l,u iaJ.e
design u. nationally nnI uu .,icntuu,Iy
EMO i q the solid CON ogts Of do nc,-
&c lie. Nay heir N~ell.srriug ul hap
pIuusb Lever ran az.
A uu mbcr OF up III al Liberal mem
ter, Pdri.amrm have ben .k.rs
oVcltdTrs t. tao P.ufner i, = Tor c,-..p.
cr .t'ou ut the ate. - rus az tue JIys
tI"m ~ to home IN e dunug the locate
ON ia adds IA rrpiyt Hhe q teen :
speech. P.ravl., however. drc.ur- TO
7 ply l. ANY I'll Ia um.. ~ they
are acc pmpu,ird 10y an rNp,r,s ngrr,-
Ia ut 1" Sr IL I"rvlsui home iulr. /.
the q 'r'm's s.,c il ie,~,s 20 lrrl md,
tIr :.Tnr.Itr~ wi await the q nrrn-
uIcLt- ropes as.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
Tery-Hill.

\ stockton dspntch 81 the eth briny-
the folowinE: "D,ril s, Terry. *
Chic Justice ui the sup rIrr uurf uf
California, AMI Miss SIrlh \ thea HI.
claiming Ia l.. the widow ui rX.S, mt .,
Sharon of Nevada. were mnrti,d IA tie.
parsonage "f tn Catho.c Church shuit-
~ before 10 u'cl0ck tins m"ruiug. M.S
lltll arrived um the = ram,r rom Snu
Frrnci.cp ut ! o',lrck tins mnIn,nr. re-.
Ia unrrR Ou huinl until J,'c.p,k. when
shc lot Tor the parsonage with State
Treasurer Ou.tliAn, who acted us
g]ruounsInlu for Terry. The br,lc wiz
dressed la u walking suit of dark wool
'n III 'i"'ihi. ia IL ne ng nothing H. he,
appearance I" iudicut tn It she wa.
hhont Ia " d the MAJ who had ~ val.
irhtIy fought her case lc.ure tic hw
courts ngninHt The lat" S'natur Sharon.
Father O'ComnIr II .hc Sc. Mar =
Chnrch PERFORMED tn" ceIrmuny. Toe
"hiy p,rs"u resent was the gruOm~mnn.
"i'HS 'llh having dtcIIcd To- diSpcnsC
with hi leSmnids. jade Terry even
p'sili'cly refused to allow auy rri nrt-
trs To br present. The licru.c suv W. tLr
brides name az sarah Alihut Ill.,.
sharon, her nRc ~. Terry ~. Ihr
ceremony wns qmickly prf"rmd d.. - ter
which tho hridnl pnity drove t. Terry
Residence. where u wedding benkftst
hal been prepared. A. soon IN ia,
breakfast "ns "vcr, Terry went direct iu
ia" r"rrIor Court. whric bu had a c,sr
on iiia'. Clinton Terry. the Lnd.r's
only hv.ig ~. ~ rcI"ru"d 10 bc greatly
%atn"Jcd at his iarhrl's mrrinyc. aud
inicndA leaving here fr IF sr". ui,rr
his father lately purchased iOr htm II
large proptry'.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
WILL NOT BE REMOVED.

The Suns Washington special says
Senator Van W. OK and Representative
DUrse!, OI NebIaskn, Judge Carey. Dec
gute iJom wyoming, and VI j"I Llwei-
lyu, lately Agent Of tie Mcsc..lcru lni.-
called upon the President III refrI-
ence {" his reported purpose TO remnve
General Crook from command Of the
troops against the Apach-s. They rep
resent d hat much anxiety had been
created in tie West where General
Crook, 10y reason OF the bravery nud
skill lie had evinccd in many Indian
wars. was led in ligh apprcc alton.
The President spoke ad~iuirinSly Of Geu-
ezra Crook, and assured his Wis. tors that
no serious purpose Of removing him
had been entertained lac said Grnrr-
al Crook should have all he wanted
the Whole army il necessary, To- quelI the
dIrtuI.-'"cr, protect the settlers and
pUnizn the bnvG.s The PIr-iieLt was
drt ruiucl THESE q. Cts -hnull he nc-
cImpl.sEei. Toe Eenfiemrn then CAL
uuou General ShrT4l.u III reference To-
toe same ~, jrct. aud were assured by
Inn a. 10y tu- Pr-ri'iert that GeUer, |
Crook removal was not contemplated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
Two U. >. a.I.L.

The Appeal etNs suits have been com
mcnccl ia the Uniiel States District
Cont "g inst 5. & Wright, Receiver of
tho Land ONE ia thi, city. for IL e
32J II, aud against Hub Parker. T..
Indian Agent. for SO, 1871 Il.
Dir. Wr.ht sets up III his defense
that the Department has failed to credit
linn With money pull out under III. di-
rrcti"n of Carl Schurz. Srcrrt,ry Of the
Interior. and the vouchers fer the
money rnil ont aud the j. .trucriom, f
the Sccrrttry. wirrantins his act, gre
IN his pcs .s-ion.
Parlrr's defense is t&l the case
AZ inst him has slIe ,dy been tr.eI and
juls ncni Giy"u in his Gv"r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17

Upon examination of the funds in the
County Treasury we find that there is
now in The General Fund $50. COO money
received from waskoe County to feim-
b rise Exc County for the mon y el-
pended in establishing the State I'm.
rersitv at Exc. We also learn tn Il
about $4,000 of the money so expended
WAS raised by private subscription, aud
we believe that justice and equity de-
mands that private individuals who
paid money for the purpose of estIb-
fishing the State University Mt Eiko
should be reimbursed pro rata with EIko
county. We therefore recommend the
passage IF an Act by the next Lrgisla.
ture Oi this STAT. authorizing tue COm-
m~issIoners of Exc CoGaty TO pay, or
Cause TO be paid out Of the fund 40 re.
ceiVed. from WASaIe County To the said
subscribers. or their legal repr sentG-
tives, heirs or assigns, TIA amounts d.
Of this bHdy may seen harsh in some
Cases, we have -ndeavo. ed:to he gull d
by the law in ali our examinations.
Huu ,se "as 4 men Toned been the first
ones OF the KIM, -. shoaId have felt
like dealing more gently with -" Of
tenders but since the county became one
such "tiennrs have Uren oil ,reqieut &C.
renee, aud :; s!!a==d &. 90 nu unI,un
ishei, the Question .::==s. when will it
end. Respectfully.
A. BRUcE, Foreman,
G. W. PELrIER. C,rrk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
Private Teaching.
G. W. PELrIEB. Cirri.

Miss Fnuni A. Grant. for eight years
teacher OF mu-ic, and II pupil of Pro.es.
sor Carl Troy T, OF San Fromci>co, will
open II music class on Monday morning
at ia resid nee of George Elmore, on
3rd Street, where she has taken rooms.
On Wednesday she will open Il private
school for adv rcd scholars us we'll no
or children Tor the primary d par:meul
Stu ,ic peT lesson, ~ 90.
Teaching in all the English branches.
for highest grad :, per month, 50 10.
For Junior Department 81 W.
For Primary Department - 90.
Teens invariably in aivnIcc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
De TT u.
TIE SPEAKER TRIcKEo.

r." Stars Washington SPECIAL sly:
Wh',u Carl lie Was engaged IN mn Ing
up his committee list hr received II very
large number Of letters iTUm the West
rrm and southern states. urging the r..
cotton If II Committee on the tinnurinl
subject who wuu.d rccrmmrud the su,.
cnsiOu ri silver coinage. | nov turns
- tLnt liz susliriun ih.t these letters
we've nmnu nctu eel. were tue. A cir.
rul,r Was slHt "It tum NV ri,
rrulFill J! IS ihc Ctunbc' Ui C%"iumrr,c.
Nhith WIS ut the bottom 81 the drluye
Evuis into sIlrhcr uu Ibr silver uurs-
ijOn A. IA the case at Lvuis. the
bIuk, ~ aud uilrrr vii" rcgiN,d III, ~
cttrIs Immediately wrote the pwkcr
~ suggested. They SIC T. dcd for -
short time in piyiug linn much concern.
II l. III e IT, -ny wucn lac found out the
device, al wnfrn hr Wnp LCitg made the
victim. hc WIS indignant. hut The CONE
position - the committee winch viii
gone der the silver eOiuIgr que tou
n ,Ows tut his judicial mtorr prevail eel
over hiS prr,unh irrlings, and he dad
IN ist,cc To- thu iItrrst -, o. Osr whose
special representative body IL suip~ d
{, have worked npon him the rather
shabby and dishonOr.b.e trick.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
REPUBLICAN CONSISTENCY.

The patriotic desire hat none but
the pur, 81 oi men should hold The pub
lac oil g., became 81 intense on the
part Of the ~licpUbiicrm majority in the
United States Senate, that the required
tire rhmrs OF all the PRESIDENTIAL uunri.
uccs published III the Record, with the
e lpcCtn ion OF showing that the appoint.
mrI,t. we've not i'll the let or or spirit Of
Civil Sea vice lie orm. The T suit how
ever. was n Gri, yous disappointment, for
1t disclosed the fact IN 1t only about one
sixth of the offices controlled by the
President had been filled 10y Denorrmt4.
Mr.. Cleveland having T. rmittrd the Re
publican incumbents to retain their pu.
sItIons.
In striking contrast with the Presi-
dents action is that OF John Sherman,
Who upon his election TO the vacancy
caused by the death Of Nice-President
IL ndrtcSs, instantly removed thr g
subordinate officials who II few months
previ usly la b I'll appointed 10y The
NiGc.p resident. Ties, mem were thus
suinmarily sat down upon simply BE-.
c,u-e they were ID moc,ats. 10 cHutgc
Of any character having b O. referred
agsins, them. Republicans were put at
"ucc in their places. and the G vii Ser.
vice thrashiug machine Io,td on in
search of other dam fool Democrats
whose hides needed tanning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
From fridays Daily
SGLnAtsGNDI.

-
The Grand Jury will hold a n;,ht s..
sion this evening, AT which ,b.y will
probabl, G-i,h up their business,
,u
~ "'a'e h"e
f 49,. - '''i
The State on y received S9,GGS for
""i"'S '"r
P 'ne 'u'-
80"
Tho express train from the El,s. this
morning arrived here iuur una.s e in
time ia consequence of having aS.itcI
tue arrival oI the U. l.. train. wuIch wI,
delayed b. "A heavy stO.m Vn Ihs LIE u.
that road.
All hands, the cook an the 8, Uv.n
nre bu-y t.-L,y cuttiu, ic, in IN. ,v,r
nul Lnu.iuy l., uI,,.. nf .,,r.,.
half dozen TENNIS Inv. l,.n -. ,5iIv c,-
I'm, t,.l.v nrl ru.,,h.r ,.,r IN -.
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Halleex Cattle Company.

The Hullsek Cattle Company has
Deem incorl Grated, with John Il. boyd,
J 'rph Scot, William Willis, w. 4.
Wood AMI l.. Osborn as Directors. Tho
capital stock il SA5O.OOO, divided into
4,''J shares. Tie compary's range
are In Elko county. The Northern
Cattle Company has also been incorpo-
rnt"d with the same Directors aud same
Gmonnt 81 capital stock. u raise and
deal In cattle and horses ia Montana.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
tFron w.dn..d.y'. D.lly.I
sALnA0usDI.

AdViecs from c Ion say that two YES.
sells were VT cksd and s;xty-6Se lives
lost daring the rec ut storm there.
In the case of Williams and AleIaud-
er vs.. washoe county. the Supreme
Court decides that the iute Salary Ac,
is constitutional.
1t is again reported that Senator Fair
Is about to start Tor Washington to ,akf.
his seat in the Senate. Tue time nov
Bel 10 the present we K.
Mrs. Naomi %:aes. Of Ruby Valley.
came down by train LIST ,s.nius. aud
Will remain Tor a lew days wuh A.r
friend. airs. {. w. Grover.
W".ae, * 10. forwarded 10y fast
freight yesterday GOO pounds mise.
anI ADO e lumber. by ! ght fast
freight tO-day. Lou puUne. muse.
W. C. Price and Il. NJ. c ulin came
DOWN .rom Tuscarora 10y private con.
seyunce. Their visit Is dua to interest
III ;ue mining suits now pending Ia tue
District Court.
George W. Baker and vile are in
t'wn from Eureka. air. Baker il at
ienuins tue DIsII.ct Court as counsel in
certain nIiG:.: a;-ts brought from Tus-
carUra Tor trial.
A dispatch just received here from
ru,cIrura TeI,s as follows: "a rDdeO
naS been ord red 10y Major Domos
johnson y Bniiey, to take place ut our
~ clock afternoon Oh the race
track IN SuinbOue alley. There will u
= grand round up. All puIties int rest
ed in Cattle On this range lre expected
% Oe pc, sent.
New. LIVE Stock ASSOCIATION"
A Newark, n. j. dispatch say: XII
lie Earle, IA tcu-yehr-oid chI.G, started
alJns iUr Cheyenne Tonight, having "a
'ng attached ~ her clothing. giving her
naIne ami destination. Her mother Is
II Notorious wuuInn, and her iathsr i, in
Cheyenne. III 5 .cie,y Tor tue Pre-
Eeuuou o! Cruelty 10 Children, took her
Im ch.rse aud wruIc to Ler iatBer, Who
sent mouey to pay her way to hun.
Representative B.auI OF Missouri,
Chairman al the Commiltee ON Com.
ase, has been interviewed Concerning
tue Opinions vi the mai :rty oi the Com
nitlee on the silver question. lie
tnluk, majJ!ity iavor a JiiI to nus.
pend the IAN TIE vi standard dollars, ~
,ome o. the membeIs who call them.
SrlNe' silver mer favor Suspension, and
: 'me kiua of II bill VII un Undoubtedly be
reported on the subject. He thinks,
however, ths. a majority of the mrul.
bcrs OF Tie House are against suspcn.
sion, and he is confident that body wi.
pass IL bill in favor oi the free coinage
oi silver.
The sensational story about n young
lady OF Hartford. onn., beautiful ant
rich. who, being il tie by the gentle,
man % her Oh 1ic", murricd her each
man, ana then, alter trying T. bride hiu
to Gei " dV rec, I'm away AMI lie t him
:" diSro cd vi 10y tac Hart ord Times il
u lew lines. She was neither ncn no
particularly accomplished. She wa
"r'r" III Hart orl ns i!iss MnS maid
IN Wa" more "":':s me than espectp
Die. 4 conductor raid her pli..a until la
got tire and then gave lrr money t.
clear out. A few weeks ngo she mar
! ried IL co"chnau who al has sine
deserted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17

Phil Sullivan. OF Tuscarora, who
came down from Salt Lake City by train
yesterday. is in town to-day. lie i'm
forms us that he met Tom Giblin In the
SANITY ,ity q couple OF days ago, the
latter having laie!y came out TO Utah
from Illinois to join his brother John,
who IL iii business Ri Tintic. Tom il ia
tlne physical condition, having for the
past twelve months lived the frugal life
IT nn honest farmer, but il Is evident
from what Phil. says That the scent OF
The snge has revived the ~cOnyivial char
acteristics which lay dormant in the NJ.
'noSphcr, OF Illinois, for when Phil.
hrst encountered him, 1om was steering
an o'd.tiiue TuscGrora piecolo player
through the various places OF public re.
sort. the latter furnishing enr.piercipa
music to the public, free Of charge.
Having got tins side Of tile Rockies,
Tom will never quit his westward
conros short Of this place. aud he may
confidently be looked for in Elko at any
lime.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17

In reply to n mh.uuicuIiun from nm
old line Democrat. discharges that the
PRESIDENTS cOurse shows TINT nc holds
his personal views to Ire srlr riar to
those ~ his party, the New YuIk sun,
while admitting tuat there il soiue cnu-u
for complaint ont his score. wisely SAYS:
II most important Vat there Shou d
be no nnnct cssIry friction b. tween I Q
President aud tbs Democretlc part, .
In the interest Of butb. nn quarrel aud
TO conf ct should be permitted. On
all questions Of principle and OF high
policy the Democracy should take its
own independent course, ju.tas Senator
Beck has recently done in Congress;
but there should be peace, not war, anil
every Effort should DO made for cordial
cooperation.
This 10 Icy may perhaps be ebival.
RE, but his ul,O political prudence.
The best that iH possible should he
made Oi a situation which otnuot he en-.
rely satisfactory. but out VI which. AZ
"e confidently hope. gooi may be
cduccd for ths great Interests OF az
country, and for the progress and per
mnncnce OF Democratic principles"
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lFrom Mondays D.iiy.l
IhALAA0UxDI.

The train to morrow morning is to
bring II mail from the East-the irst in
sew ml d'ys.
The Grand Jury. which convened last
Tuesday morning. Is still in session this
evening.
Capt. G. c. Warner returned riom IL
trip 10 1nScaront to day, sick. unI is
now conined TO his bed.
In New York, Saturday, James b.
hrenc II .trd Ola his , I animation ia til
proceedings ON the Judgment fnr ST. 500
obt'ined against hun 10y Julius Climber
nat, that lie lived at Far ltocktwny IA a
small rented eoitug- OH All acre of
ground with his vie and two h.lIrrn.
that he had NO business or Income and
that lie wts living On his wifr's income.
lie has done 40 busin-r y nee Ia t July.
when lac Turned over everything he
owned to the receiver.
AT Jacksonville, Miss. Stturda V, -.
bodies al two nrSru EninvS he, En- and
! Nat irTOcs. we've found dangling from IA
bridge o.er aI"r.Si 'iay"u. IL = were
tao oil the iuur negroes uhY entered he
] -:Src al l.. l. Carroll AT Ju~uhsun,l.Ie OH
ID 4, iHter 21Ih, nud drove Al hdtcuet il-
IL tue b.cA Ui CairuI's bead. The
lnurirrers aecured $500 ia cash and a
w.1icu, aud started .Ur A.kdusas Du,
t4eoc tao Te.uru,d and were captued.
HJ.h ~nI",s aud b.ucLS were en,us j IL
the l~ynchu"g.
The Knish,s of Labor of San Fran
CISCO nave InsurI Hn address which has
been seat ~ every dIhiTIct "ss, IA Is uI
Knights -: L. ,DOr Ib the United States,
cLirc"t.IS "cu assembly To use It's in
hurnce ola ats Representatives ia Con-
grcss 10 tccure tns absolute IgCnIiii ion
"i I hinere IlumIsr .II"u into the United
STAGE, Iud also aska the usscmJlns l.,
.OE~H.d petitions to CUngreas, praying
%. s"ch CESSATION.
United States DeIuy Mlrshnls ar
rested C1ar.cs Muaus, Janu,s LewI-.
Aud."w jacob, Ou aLu il. DdIhu, Ion
"h'1".uI cuhtD.tI Ill III at Paris. Idaho,
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The Commissioner OF the Gen raj
Lr.n.i O.Icr Is directed TO rrluse herr.
"i'er, {" Consider .he application .or a
rrH'0'AI.O.. o. the night 10 = pyrvmpt,Ty
h'.nS - b 'InrsEvad 81 utuLyr culture ca,
1rIes accept ia Ii .:ccuinp ,uieI 10y the
a. Prc.tIvL to III Axe til ii .nso or cn,r.
.Og suns specified tract.
l.. 81. Ludlow. the oldest actor IN
AHher.c', aid Peguups. IA the wosld,
d.rd at hI, rro4d nee IH IT. Louis, Sat.
"Id'y nee ~.
\ fear,ul accid:Lt occurred OH til,
l. 'n.SV,lir AMI N.suv.ll, KuiIoId at a
.~rnI-e over Fhnt ryer near Whites
station. NDrg IA c unity, saturday. I'VE
SECTIONS IL - iIrig.t train tvluScui eli
PdIt al ILe ir-I section b.ukr loose AN,
re1nHI"ci GA the bate amt was Tu.
LII" b. tue second seton. The shucI
= '"sci - cniaa So .! !hu DUId,c. loo ir,
81 "u.cL Wa Underlying ryiruIs EIN,
,t's III ,Er uT,i scct.uu uHd al u. TIA,
second Srci!Uu cuL,i,iins of the loo,
..OtNC Uui -vvci;ecd CuFs went duuI
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17

Intelii cnce % SvE . s.vai that
Germany has =, izei the islands of S.n-
o. III the Pacific ucr.h. in" htn- ana
his chiefs were ,nsa.tri and d al y lrd
4 force oi marines wrIu landed from
:nc German w.r"hp Air4tro.s. iii
German Consul u.ru named down the
Sumotu tnS aud ran up tho German
co.urs il its : cad. The samoan,
threaten To make war gu the Germans.
AIUer;can AID British { ousul, protest, i
against the Germans action.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-17
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the rr.d- d. hctN,cn Mr.. Mucr', I ,r,.
rnd Mr.. CUnppc i ran h, about !uur
hundred yard, rum the :"rucr Pile.
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ing himself lac Was quite dead. md
ron all Indications, "rutn must have
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dirt,d in occasional u chs al
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