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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-11
Homieids At Hamilton.

festerday's Eureka Sentinel says:
Word was received in town yesterday VI
= homicide that occurred at Hamilton,
White Pine county. the afternoon pre-
Vious At about half past ) o'clock. in
which two Of the oldest aud most prom
inent residents OF Treasure Hill figured,
namely. James Reilly and County Com
missioner S. +. Paul. the former Icing
the victim.
Mr.. Reilly ~as for many years a mer-
chant Mt Hamilton. Several month.
ago he became embAr1 ssed IN bu Sinrss
matters. aud certain San Francisco
merchants forced a settlement with him
by demanding aud getting possession
and full charge OF his sto &c until their
accounts against the establiShm ent
were squared. Shortly after tue San
Francisco parties assumed charge Of
the store Mr.. Paul entered into an
agreement with Reilly to liquidAte the
Amount-some SS.OOO-due the parties
- Nsha a. Az I
that the store and stock pass into has
possession aud control until the amount
was returned him. Mr. Reilly in the
meantime TO look after the business.
This arrangement WAS agreed upon and
wAs being carried out. but, il appears,
the business was not conducted 10 the
aaItafarItnn ~ NJ D.nI -.
sequence, differences arose that led TO
quArrelA between the two men. Ar.
Paul. We understand. became convinced
that Reilly Was not acting in good faith
with him. until. on Wednesday alter
noon Mt about the hour named the for
mrr. while sitting by . stove in the
Store-room asked Reilly. who was work
ing about some shelves Of goods. not to
do n certain act when the latter replied
in such a very determined aud sharp
manner as to inclte Paul 40 that he
pulled from his hip poke! q revolver
and fired it Mt Reilly, the ball striking
him in the back. Reilly ran along be-
hind the oouDter aud then cut OF the
front door. aud ss be did 20 Mr. Paul is
said to have hred ut him two more
shots. neither Of which took effect. A.
ter gaining the street the wounded man
ran about so feet. when lac fell on his
face and expired ia less time han two
minutes, the fatal bal; having penetrat.
ed his heart. hr. Paul theu surrend-
cred himself 10 the authorities.
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To the 0hee'I and Ht~E"s Of EiEo
LOdgt No. Is. T. o. q. +:

To the 0Het'I and Ht@E"1 Of EiEo
Lodgt No. Is. T. o. q. F.:
We. your Committed appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense
OF this Lodge upon the death Of Brother
Joseph Milo Tabcr. would respectfully
submit the following:
Hht'ed'-That after long years Of pa
uent suffering. our brother, Joseph
Milo Taber. has passed from this life
sud. as Nc believe. found rest in = hap
pier world beyond the grave. therefore,
be- il
Rs'oired-That while We as brothers
mourn the loss Of n true and Jealous
member Of our Fraternity. We also real
iLe that society has lost All upright
member, and his family q devoted hus-
baud aud father.
ReIoired-Thnt nS nm outward token
OF our feelings, We extend to the wife
aud children Of our departed brother,
our deepest aud heartfelt. sympathy in
this. their great bereavement.
Re'oired That these resolutions be
spread upon the records OF this Lodge,
and that "a properly Attested copy OF the
same be transmitted to the widow and
near relatives OF our deceased brother.
S. s. SELRs.
r., pENuOD , Committee
JONI PLTSE.)
Elko. New. April 3. 1886.
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sALNAGUNnL.


Regular meeting Of the Knights of
Pythias at their hall tonight.
Our former to~nsman Sam Buekner.
has been appointed Assessor Of Hum
boldt county.
A contract has been let for the build
ing Of n railroad from Leadyille to
Aspen, Colorado.
Warner Il Co. to-day forwarded for
Tuscarora by fast freight 6,3GG pounds
merchandise and 1000 feet Of lumber.
Messrs Reckhart Il Froelich to-day
received from st. Louis another carload
Of the celebrated Budweiser beer. The
best in the market.
A fire at La Crosse. Wisconsin. Tues
day, destroyed an area five blocks in
length and two in width. Estimated
loss $500, 00O. about half insured.
Last week application was made at
the State Land Office for 1920 acres
In the U. S. Land Office at Eureka, 49,
600 acres were appl led for in March.
The report Of the Grand Jury will be
found in another column The single
indictment found WAS against Henry
Norton. who failing to furnish the bond
required, is still in custody.
Dempsey says he never had any idea
OF challenging Sullivan; that he con
sidered himself no match foe him md
has no desire to make n cheap reputa
I on, as several have done by u ride,
ulous pretense.
Sentinel:-The members Of the lat,
Grand Jury passed n bill to the Com
missioners yesterday against that coun
ty for services rendered, but the Boar,
refused to entertain it. The number O
days charged for is 100.
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HALMAoOMOL

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The train trom the East vas An hour
late again thi. morning. as usual.
The Grand Jury was smpansled to-
day aud arc now in session.
One thousand gallons Of the best pure
apple cider just received from the East
at the Gem.
A list Of the bills passed by the Board
OF Commissioners today may be found
on the second page.
The truth Of the report that the rate
war had ended is positively denied by
Z. r. Huntington, who Says there is no
prospect OF an immediate settlement.
The Alabama river has raised two feet
higher than ever before known, aud the
destruction Of property aud loss Of life
III consequence Of the food, is reported
as feHriuIly heavy.
The Board Of County Co m~missioueru
met in regular session this morning, and
having disposed Of the business before
them this evening adjourned until the
6rst Monday in Nay.
Nate Phillips, who is in town from
Fort Halleck today. informs US that he
has just sold his rauch to Joe. Scott A.
Co.. whose place is Adioiuing. Nate
had thought Of migrating to Wyoming,
but has concluded to stay with EIko
county.
At Fort Worth. Texas. Saturday, a
sherif's posse. guarding u freight train
was fred upon by n patty of strikers.
when a general iusillade took place.
about a hundred shots being fred.
Three Of the posse we're fatally
wounded. They we're pnt on the traiu
which was then backed to the depot.
The loss to the strikers is o known.
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RALMAouhRL.


Han Mccain, Mayor Of HAllsck city.
ID in town to-day.
Jen ID. Bradley returned to-day from
. trip TO Pine Valley.
The Grand Jury. which convened
yesterday morning. |. still in session to-
day.
The Court proceedings for the past
two days will be published in to-mor-
rows issue.
United States Senator Hearst Of Cal
ifOrnis is on his way to take his seat in
the Senate.
Commissioner Mart. Smith and J.. L.
Dixon went out for Tuscarora this
morning by private conveyance.
Five of the seven buildings compris.
ing tho Chinatown Of wadsworth were
burned last Thursday evening. The
property, which uss valued At 81, 900.
vas owned by Chinese.
The Silver State, one Of the newsiest
and very best edited papers in Nevada
has just entered on the 18th year Of it.
valuable existence. 1t we'll deserves
to become u centenArian.
Four young girls. employees. were suf
located by n fire in the Plant RS Hous,
At st. Louis. The guests. numb srinl
ia persons. escaped, and the damage t
the building Mas uncomfortable.
Sealed proposals for supplying For
hcDzrnit with beef aud -four for til,
year. will he received at that Post unit
the 23rd of this month. Bidders blank
will be furnished on application to J. J
Haden, First Lieut., sth Infantry, For
McDcrmit, Nevada.
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An Embarrassing Query.

Sometimes strange i difficulties are en-
eosnteNed fg the young Ladies who arc
endeavou ng 60 teach Christianity to the
Chises in the Sunday schools OF tho
metropolis. One OF the most conscien-
tieus ADD the brightest aud prettiest
of thehe teseftfs vas attempting in q
Brooklyn sdh oal recently To inculcate
upon tho heather mind Of = sleek look
ing Monaghan the lesson OF charity to-
ward all ICED loFes every ono" sh.
said.
1--WE Shosid lo~e every ons."
The ChinAmAa looked meskaly
mp into her face ahA quietly said;
.'Does 0ad love nst''
Yes" The ysDug lady replied.
"Do you love svery o0el" vas Tho
neIt PoiSted inquiry. "a
Yes she AssweEed
"Do Jos Lore meS"
Y~-y.yes."
"wll you naRy S,si-
There was no direct answer 10 this
qu.Si&A. Int She ,eAehst has ainos
changed hr pupil for . CkAaaan OF
less Logged tom II mind.
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The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DAILI ISpEPEsD-
ENT also have the advantage u the COL
uInns of the WEkBLx INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
Permission at this oG6eS since early in
the year 1869. and has = general circu-
lation in every district. camp and VAL
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elko county, and 5 by far the best
advertising medium thai has ever been
established in the rDonty- Remember
thnt advertisements in oar Daily also
secure the benefits 81 oar large Weekly
circulation, and that car terms are
comparatively mn<h 1cmST than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly Is n 2~4x56-inch sheet,
and besides entertainments runs SIXTEEN
columns al reading matter, embracing
MI the tclesnpbie Dc~s of general in
t"rest, all the news Of the State, and ia
erecinily devoted to The local news Of
the county and county seat. By sub
scrihing for the WESKLI EL6o ISpE
PENDENT VOC hOt only obtain all the To-
cal news. bnb also receive u knowledge
Of all Important events %transpiring in
any and every quarter of the habitnhle
world.
Send along Jour subscriptions.
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The R,rly Homicide a, Hamilton.

Sentinel:-Parties In from Hamilton
last night say that OF Monday morning
n preliminary hearing was given s. F.
Paul. the slayer Of James Reilly, but
through the advice Of his attorney he
refused to testify or produce witnesses
in his wi behalf. lie WIS thervupon
rcmanded bnok without bonds 10 the
custody Of the Sheriff to await the &C.
ton Of the Grand Jury drawn on that
day and rcturnnbic on the Goth instant.
Public feeling nt Hamilton over the
homicide IL said 10 be strongly divided.
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The CandelAriA True Fissure says
that four men carelessly got into the
giraffe on the third level ut Mount Di-
sblo last Wednesday while the reel was
uneluched without signaling the engineer
The giraffe at once started down the in.
cline at q frightful rate Of speed. The
presence OF mind OF J. i. Harrington
and Frank Mills the engineer. in at
once applying the brake, saved the men
from . barHbie death. The giraffe run
cleAr.to The bottom Of tho incline, bnt
its momentum was sufficiently checked
20 Pstmit them 10 escape With . few
bruiEes md . severe shaking up.
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r1rOa Wednesday, D.iIy.I
nALnA0uNnI.

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D. E. Hooten and J. D. Chem are in
town to-day from LAmoille.
Elko Encampment No. 9 I. o. o. F.
will hold . regular weeting at their hall
tonight.
The San Francisco Bulletin and Call
have Succumbed to the boycott and are
now declared Union Offices.
Reno Journal; There are 81 scholars
enrolled for the University. There will
be seven others examined Thursday.
The Board ofEIaminers report $780,
Sol 40 in coin and vouchers, and $780,
900 State School Fund securities, in the
Treasury on the 30th OF March.
A son Of John Taylor the head Of the
Mormon hierarchy was arrested ON
three Indictments for unlawful cohabit-
alton. He was released on $1,000 bail.
Arthur Lowe who has been sting
the virtues Of the Arkansas Hot Springs
for several weeks past returned to his
home ut osino this morning greatly i'm
proved in health aud flesh.
lICouuty Clerk A. G. Dawley has re-
ceived from Carson n few copies OF the
new Compiled laws Of Nevada. A brief
glance at the work Induces us to believ c
that the system Of inaexing in the new
Is u vast improvement on that adopted
in the old Compilation.
A fire broke out in Ottenheimers sa-
loon IN hetclum Idaho Monday after
noon. destroying two saloons two butch.
er shops and two other build iugs. The
IRE was checked by blowing up u build
ing with giant powder. The loss will
be about Sl2. OOO mostly covered by in.
surance.
Times Review; While flying a kite
last Saturday. II little son Of Ed Reamer
walked backwards into all uncovered in,
cline on the old DE Frees ground. For,
tunately he caught hold Of some timber.
near the mouth and held on until rescu
ed ty n passerby. The shaft was up
wards of 200 feet deep.
E. c. Hardy last evening brough,
down from his ranch near Toano' til,
fine French horse recently bought o
the Illinois Norman Horse Co for whom
Mr.. Hardy is manager, by J.. Il. Henry.
Mr.. Henry took the animal out to hi,
Mound Valley ranch this morning. Al
those who SAW the horse were well salts
fed with his Appearance.
Last Friday the Chinese in the vicin
Its OF Carson left in large numbers, an,
nearly all business relations with then
were suspended. On Thursday nigh
there was II large ratification meeting
which was carried on amid great enthu
siAsm until nearly midnight when tn,
! bells rung nll over the city. ringing tn,
Cinnamon out and siguaIizing the sue
cess of the movement.
A Fort Bowie. Arizona dispatch O
the 9TH says: Sheriff Hatch Of Cochis,
county. Arizona. came here with a war
rant for Geronimo and forty.one ''Johl
DoeS'.' General Crook told him I,
make his demand in writing. lie di,
not do 50 till he got back to Tombstone
To-day II written demand was receive,
from him for chihuahua aud other rem
eBades. General Crook replied tn
Chiricahuas are held as prisoners d
WAL under instructions from Washington
and will not be given up.
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EcsA friday's Daily.
OALnAGUH0L

Ca.saorJ W. Dorsey a.A Dr.. W.
]. Triton gsI back. from CH1AoA. and the
Bay. last night vs-as-
The train from the East was again
an hour late this morning. that from tLs
West last night going it two hours bet
ter.
Charles Gubsr. for MANY years land
lord OF the hotel at Dayton. Lyon coun-
~. died Of rheumatism Of the heart last
Monday. .
The sapreha4 Court Of Oregon has
decided the RegiStrution Law passed by
the last se.siou Of tho Legislature. a.
unconstitutional
by reference 70 another column Il will
be seen th.t Norris BAdt las pur.
chased the Business Of Geo. H NeiRs,
Of HellI. Read the ''adt'. Tfi
Because Of invidious remarks C.. r.
AcGlashAn has relinquished his salary
of 5000 per month as Chairman Of the
State EGseuGve COpmittee Of the Anti
Chinese Boycott Association, aud will
give his services hereafter gratuitouxIy.
Sentinel: sGoVemor-Adams came in
from White Pine and Nye counties yes
terdsy. after viewing his mining and cat
tie interests there. He looks decidedly
we'll. Quite q number Of friends called
on him at the Jackson Hoaae last even
ing.
In New York Wednesday. men we're
patrolling broadway with the announce
nent that hrSt-elAGs tickets from New
York to San Francisco we're on sale At
S29 SO. The route includes the DAlti-
more 4 Ohio to Chicago. thence by the
Union and Central Paei6c-
The magnificent ~2-year-old stallion,
bachelor" bought last week by J. X.
Henry. from Z. G. Hardy. Manager for
the Ills. Horse Company, will. ws I'M
derstand, be brought through this place
GU bis way from ToAuo to Mr.. Henry'S
ranch in Mound Valley; which will give
our local hoTEe-men q chance 10 pass
upon his merits. The animal il not yet
three years old. but weighs over LOO
pounds. r
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The Appeal says: A private letter
from HHAhinGtoh states that Nevada
will have some trouble getting the APP
preparation for her Indian school from
the fact that her appropriation had
been exhausted for this year. The De-
partment stated that the money for this
purpose lay there Tor years. but none
OF the Nevada Representatives, asked for
II aud Of course il WINS not rendered.
il could have been had at any time for
the asking. but nobody cared enough
about it TO ask. q Of course wait for an
other year
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OALAAaUHDG.

AiaaAal and vie are In town
from huntington to-day. =
GA. WatSon, Hho aoppsdovsr hers
to VISIT friends yesterday. continued his
journey Westward his morning.
Niaa Fannie CLARK. . si.tsr OF Mrs.
LAurenee BArrouH. arrived here FROM
her home ~ Mor.1suo love, ysster-
day.
Miss AAdee Pro-. and Miss Addis
Hunter. Who n attending school at
Ogden. came down on . ri=:: here this
morning.
It moved furiously here the greater
part Of he day. but melted about ~
fast - it fell. The clouds finally dis
appeared aud the sun came out brightly
this evening. .
John K Bradley, II. l.. Byrne and J.
r. Tnplett will start Tor Cheyenne this
evening. They 60 to attend the meet
ing OF stOck-neu. which takes place
next week in that city.
G. II. Mitchell, Who has been visiting
his brother William, the Seli-kno~n
sheep man Of Huntington Valley. started
on b return trip to his home in SyIa-
cuse. New York. last evening.
Silver StAte:-FiVe shepherds arrived
here yesterday direct FROM old Spain.
Three Of them went North to Hoppin
Brothers' ranch MT Willow Greek. where
they arc engaged to attend sheep.
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Railroad Change.

We learn that Division Superintrnl-
ent q. W. Coddington, now stution,d
Mt Wadsworth, is about to take charge
Of the division ON the Southern Pacific
extending from Lsthrop to Nohave; J..
IL. Whited to take tue position made Va
cant b. Mr. CoddiHSton's transfer.
Both gentlemen having been for years
located ut Carlin. are we'll known to
III any Uf our. citizens. Who will feel n
friendly inter. st in their welfare. They
are experienced and successful railroad
men. which fact is evideu nifty recognized
by the Company. Who appreciate their
intelligent aud faithful services.
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IN hEhoRIyN.
Eiko. New. April 3, 1886.

To hs 0Eeu' and MsmItr, Of Elko
Lodge No. IS. 4. o. o. =:
We. your Committee appointed to
draft resolutions Of respect and condo.
fence upon the death OF our late broth
sr, Michael Hoppel. would respectfully
submit the following:
HhUtds--It has pleased God to re-
mcVs from among us u beloved Broth
er, it is fitting that this Lodge give al
fectioRhte tribute 10 his memory; there
fore, be Il
RLgQiprd-That in the death OF NJ.
Hoppel this Lodge, and the Fraternity
at large, has lost = worthy member and
Q stnRdipst friend; that We will ever
hold in remembrance tho name OF our
departed brother, and that our wArmest
sympAtbies be extended TO his bereAVed
relatives. n
ReIoirtd- That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of the Lodge;
= copy sent 70 the relatives Of the de-
ceased, and be published in tho Elko
INDEPENDENT.
3 ; s S'ao:, Committee.
JoHs PANE
Elko, Nevada, April .. 1886.
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The New Rates.

News WAS received here last evening
TINT the railroad war had ended, and
that the late low rates OF fnro and
freights would be no longer maintained.
The new rates furnished us by the local
railroad ngcnt here to-day are: To
Missouri River points. unlimited tick.
cts, $50; limited, drst.class. $50; sec
o~nd'class, $40. To Chicago, $72 so.
$42 so and $50 SO. To New York,
$95, sci, and $47 %.
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Masonic Meeting.

A regular .eenmnniestion of Elko
LodSe No. Is, F. & A. ~. will he held
at Masonic Hall this evening,
aud, as business OF special importance
will come before the Lodge for consider.
alton. a full attendance OF members is
earnestly requested.
BY order Of the w. NJ,
G. w. GRovEA. Secretary.
Eko, April 5. 1856.
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The only business transacted In The
District Court yesterday was the re.
ceiviug OF the report Of the Grand Jury
Mt three o'clock in the evening. aud the
discharging Of that body. when an al
jonrnmcut was taken until Friday, the
9TH instant.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.
DEPOT H~oTEL-CLARK x GnErN, PRo-
%PRIkToRs.

w. II. Rice, Philadelphia; J.. n.
Caldwell, Park Canyon; E. e. Hardy.
Toano; A. Mitchell. san Fran; w. 7.
Laswell. Joseph Nnttos, Tusc.
A. J. Bender. ]. H. Griffith, Boise
Jones. Tuscarora; Wan. N tcu 1. =. d
wife, G. IL. Mitchell, Huntingdon; W.
NJ. Patterson, Wells; Chas. Crandull,
San Fran; c. A. Farthiug. Pleasant;
j. F. Montgomery, Cal.
Mart Smith, T. WRIGHT, w. II. Tog-
gle, Jno. Z. Dixon, Tuscarora; J. II
hatcher, Sacramento; z. Bieher, Wash
ington, CAL; F. Honeynian. Glover; ;.
Spencer, South Fork; NJ. S. Bonnifeld,
Winnemucca; ]. Fuller, White Pine.
]. w. Campbell, Ii. Mccain and wife,
H"lleck; ID. Z. Hooten. Lamoille; Mr,
Chas. Adams, Mrs. Hardesty, Lee.
GEM -BARrLETT Il OsrREIcaER, PR,-
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Tie Henry brothers ii Mound Valley
arrived in town last eve ling. They are
bee to receive the fl +, Norman horse
bought 10y J. X. Henri last week. which
will arrive here fro i, ToAuo to-day.
The animal will be .ken to the Elko
stables, where horse! len may have nn
opportunity To look TT him.
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The New York inside cloak operators.
hniSherS and most OF the cloak opera
tors employed by the contractors, the
manufacturer having virtually aooeded
20 their demands. have resumed work.
The strike has lasted two weeks. About
1000 persons have been idle. aud the
families Of many of them have been
brought close 70 the starvation point.
The manufacturers estimate their Losses
at $50, 900.
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Uneasy rests tho head that wears a
crown, wal eIcmplihsd a few days since
when Queen Victoria a frightened
nearly 10 death BY a poor wretch throw.
ing a piece OF paper containing an &C.
count Of some grievances into her oar.
nags.
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KIT / OsTREIcHER, PRt-


W. II. Kennedy. Mound /; II. II.
Crown, San Francisco; A. II. Smith,
Oakland ; Lorenzo West, North Fork
L. q. Williams. Fred McCombs. Star
il. Gheen. John Murphy, Fl. Hnlleck;
W. G. Price. II. Paulson, TuscArora 1;
A. Schlesinger, San Franci ,co ; Juan
Felis, Halleck.
w. II. Kennedy, ]. II. Henry, Gilbert,
Henry, Moundi Myron Pixley, La
noble.
c. A. Watson, San Francisco; Ed.
Kelly. Fort Halleck; Z. II. Meade and
daughic-, Tuscarora; Bert Trayer, Bull.
lion.
II. Stoker, James Stauts, r. f.
Sknggs, Bullion; j. Felis, Chas. links,
Brnneau; T. 4. Harris, W. A. Brown,
Huntington; C. +. Mayer, Eugene Tin
der, Nate Phillips, Gus. Mapes, Fl.
HalIeck; L. j. Wright, T~uscarora; Geo.
Elmore, Peko; F. NJ. McPheters,
Adobe; j. Brislau, T. O'Day, San
Fran.
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The AdaH:- HILL Mining Dispute.

Eureka SentineI--In the District
Court Friday an action was commenced
by the Paul Pry Mining and Milling
Company. Of Pennsylvania, against
James Haynes. to recover possession Of
a portion Of ground along the joining
line OF the Paul Pry and Marguerite
mines. Damages to the extent Of So
600 are nlso claimed, and an injunction
in asked, restraining the defendant and
his employees from working on the dis
puted ground. The ground in coutro-
verSy was the scene Of the underground
encounter between Haynes and Messrs.
FHlcomer, Burgess and Addison n few
weeks ago. The injunction was grant
ed by the Court.
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Ranch and Stock seS Sale.

Silver State:-J. Il. Bowdeu & Co.
"n"r their ranch. attic and horS\S for
sale. The properly is situated on Mt
tie Snake Greek, linker county. Oregon,
and tx a good Winter and Summed
range 1t is n first.clA>s opportunity
for person who desires to engage in
the stock business.