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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

Group, wiloopins-coush and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ;;hiIoL's Cure.
ior sale ny X. l.. Lewis. Oily
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TIE G. a. X. hail in Kitt:on hall Non
day evening WIS largely attended. The
Italian string ban,! Of Winnipeg lutnisI,-
ed i'l!si'. Supper WIS served II! the
l'rn!'nMt house. according 10 army rules
""r':ci !"st q. y. H., expect To give a
masquerade on 81. I'.,licl's ,l;,s,,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

SPECIAL services will be held in JOLT
cite, commencing Sunday afternoon,
and every evening during the week, at
7r. NJ. by Rev. G. ii. Treglawny. All
are invited to attend.
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CSp':N the auspices OF the ". G.. i. t.,
of l'Iisriiy, Rev. Thomas McClarv viii!
lecture in tn" VI. Il. r,urc!, This. lri.lav
evening, at O'clock, subject, Diana.
Rev. M'C;.ly is an orator of unusual
ability, and none sl,"nI,l hi! to hear him.
>et'S free. y collection will be taken tn
'eiri'y EXPENSES. Ey order ui committee
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the new m!e;it nla!kc; established hv
the l'rlIbla I'aekinstp. lia- fine quar-
tiers, lyntii 90 :: store room and To sriiy is
backed b.: abnn,l;n, capital, aln pr",,p.,-
es I lair dealing, t" merit, and hy its
merit, to "lh;j;. its >haic Of ru.,i. l,a-
'r"n"sr. Gail IN a;:'! see then, under
hi;ts"l iG'Il, next 10 !cn.>' !rn, store.
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l.is \ l.<l'

sch""l is progressing finely under the
management, Of Miss Jack.
Some of our young folk, tn ' in the
bal! At Ncrl,r, last week.
Mis-. james Harvey is quite ill again.
...".Miss Ios;r Wild cf Manitoba, is sis
itng with her uncle t;c.."9e C;,lca>sicn...
q. y, FraIi"k arl wife have returned
from Ohtali"..."Mrs. Camp Medium Of
Odessa. Ontario, is visiting her friends.
Arthur Nelson Of Hannah. Dakota. is vis-
itinE friends in his vicinity,
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Ayers Sarsapari|Ia,

Ayers Sarsapariiia,
after trial Of nearly hal: IL century. is
universally conceded to he the best ever
discovered. 1t is agreeable to the taste.
and, being highly concentrated. only
small doses are needed.
An old lady of eighty, Mrs. Mary c.
Ames. of Rockport, Me-, after forty years
of suffering from humor in the blood,
manifesting itself in Erysipelas and 9th.
or distressing eruptions on the skin. at
last began the use Of Ayers Sarsapariila,
and, after taking ten bottles, she is now,
she says, "as smooth and fair az ever
Frank Jones. ?52 Eighth ave. New
York, writes: II suffered from impure
ty of the blood, which showed itself in
troublesome eruptions and mattery
pimples on my face, neck, etc. Ayers
Sarsaparilla effected a complete cure
I had previously tried many rcputed
blood-puriiers without benefit"
Ayers Sarsapari!Ia,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, 81.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

SERVICES in NJ. L. church next SaE,ta,lr
February 2dtl ] a. H., The Rich Ioun.
Ruler. 7r. NJ, Su.:s Service" 7:3or. NJ.
why are Satan an S,n permitted.
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~ ''F'I rNIN y 7''lIN,
GEO. THOMPSON,
t.rOcrr. l'rnlhiua.

Imperfect digestion and assimilation
rr"4i!re disardcre'l conditions Of t|c
system whicE, grow and are confirmed
by neglect, Dir. j. IL. Mclean $ Strength
enihs cnr,li'' nd Blood Purifier !. IT,
toni" lnopiirt.cs, res Indigestion and
gives tone to lhcstpmacl. 800 per bot
lie. SOD! by X. l.. Lewis. ol-..3
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Bucklen's Arnlca salve.


The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, Fever
sores, cllappcd hands, chlbalns, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 els. per box.
For sale by X. l.. Lewis, Pc,n!iina, Dr.
Boylan, Hamilton and DR.. L. G.. Donovan,
Neche.
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which ca;lSe burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for Use in slc5, cases
DIR. J. ii. McI.can's Volcanic Oil I.;ni-
nent has for many years been the con-
slant fayoritc family remedy. At Lewis.
That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale by X. L.. Lewis. Oily
lfyouspit up phlcgm and are troubled
with a hacking cough use DR.. ]. II. Nc
Leans TarWine Lung Balm. At Lewis.
W 80 wa S"ASl WIN I'siA cii'l nv
or complaint? Shiloll's Nitallzcr is guar
anteed TO cure you. For sa!cby X. l..
Lewis.
Sl,iloll's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on II guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. For sale by X. l.. Lewis
Shiloil's Vi:alizcr is what you need for
constipation, loss Of appetite, dissincSs
and allsymvtomso Of dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottle. At X. l.. Lewis
If your kidneys are inactive, you will
feel and look wrctched, even in the
most cheerful society, and melancholy
on the joIliest occasions. DR.. j. ii. Nc
Leans Liver and Kidney Balm will set
you right again. $l.00 per bottle. Sold
: by Il. L. Lewis. 2l-33
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Picture Frames

Made to order ON short notice.
loft SHORT Bios
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The foreman and his assistant for the
building of the creamery, arrived this
week. They have gone south for some
material that is not ohtaiE.ble here.
Work is TO begin Immediately.
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From reliable sources we learn tina,
an order dismissing the case Of the coun-
ty of Pemblna VS.. ]. III. Bird and bonds
men, will be signed by Judge Mcconnell
mt Bsmark.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale by Il. l.. Lewis. CIV
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You will I'VE no use for spec,aclcs if
yol use use iJr.J. III. McI.caii sSlrcnytll
cnlng Ego Salye; 1t removes the film
and scum which accumulatcs on the eve
balls subdues inflammation, cov,s and
soothes the irritateI nerves, strengthens
weak and failing sight o5
If you intend buying Il watch, gold
silver or nickel, call on W. Z. Fcllnmn
and examine lis stock. lie is receiving
new selections every week from the best
American manufacturers, and susran.
tccd satisfaction in every respect lStf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

lfyouspi up phlcgm and are troubled
with q hacking cough use DR.. j. II. Nc
Leans TarWinc Lung Balm. At Lewis.
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Miss TnAcKER went home last Friday.
She carries with hel the best wishes OF
Grafton people who will be pleased to
hear % her future welfare and success
Grafton News and Times.
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Be Sure

To ask for Ayers Sarsapariila. if yo';
only certain and reliable remedy i"r
pimples, blotclcs, and al other crap
tons Of the skin. As an alternative,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liv-
or complaint? Shilol's Ni.allzcr is guar
anteed TO cure you. For sa!cby X. L..
Lewis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

HENRY MooEIlEAD has already gradual
ed from the school at Clontarf. Mimi,
and arrived home. Alfred Bouvctte
went through rs well, bu: under the per-
stas!on ofthe teachers, has concluded to-
take postgraduate course. lie wi!lprob-
ably arrive next week, provided the
back door is not kept locked.
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS,

Entered! ut the postoflis'e ut rembina AZ secont
class mail matter.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a ISIS.
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REMEMBER the social at benjamin
Lock""o|'S, in joljv,r his Friday eve
Ming. The roads are good ::tl Il pleas
ant time is awaiting von.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-24

&. p. CHASE Esq. Of New Hampshire,
sends us Il catalogue of Dartmouth Col
le;,e; the oldest and one of the best in
the land. MIR. Chase is instructor in po-
litical economy i'll this institution, and is
also treasurer of a banking concern
which is largely Interested in Dakota
mortgages.
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AROUND TOWN.
5000 for slw mill,
$1,000 for an oai-mca mill.
CorGlls and colds numerous
ScAEiETlSs is in town. ina mild firm

worth hearing; better go.
C"rSclLLoE Ga''Iilt of l.incrsp:,. will
open Il liarnc>> shop in lcmbina.
Warm weather is doctor wealth. bur
b'lzzaids make IL" pi,vsi,.un', fees.
w As!lINGT"N's birthday was observed
as a holiday by the school children.
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! 'i'g'~ '-'. mi AMI 81 ,i.srtc:-. ls-;.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-07
Murphy mad pinrtInc.

Quite n respectable audience, includ-
Ing n number Of ladies, assembled ut
Freeman Hall last night to hear Mcssrs.
Murphy and BaEtine OH the political
topics of the day.
Mr. Baitine was introduced md for
about two hours lie proceeded to score
President Cleveland and the admins
tration to such mn extent that if one
were to believe all lie snid it would lie
taken for granted that the President OF
he United States is :he worst man that
ever lived aud deserves instant death;
that the Democratic party, in the event
of success, will plunge the country ILL
to irretrieyable ruin. aud that untold
disaster will follow the reelection of
Grover Cleveland. He admitted that
the decentralization Of silver in 1873
was wrong, but claimed that the Re-
publican party was III no wise rcspon-
siblc for that Act; but he carefully ie-
Trained from mentioning the fact that a
Republican President vetoed the bill for
its remonetiZGtion. fe claimed TINT
silver mas been practically d~emoneti2ed
by tho Democratic party, when every
one i'll the land knows that the silver
dollar is lawful money and II legal ten
dor for all debts, both public and pri-
yGte, made so by n Democratic Con-
gresS over the veto OF u l.epublicao
President. Mr.. Bnrtine admitted that
the Republican party had given away
thousands of acres Of land to Railroad
corporations, but excused the act BY
saying that much of the snil land
would not produce three horned toads
to the acre" He referred TO his record
in the Union army where he held the
position of 9TH Corporal in the Sth New
jersey Infantry, (Which is surely moth.
ing to his discreGit.- ED. } but did not
offer that as Nh evidence OF his qunliii-
cation for a seat in Congress, paid his
respects TO Geo. W. Cassidy by chnrg-
ing him with insincrrity oh the tariff
question, compared Allen &. Thurman
to the parrot which called itolf n fool
for talking too much ana getting into n
fight with n dog, aud predicted the
election Of II. +. Bartine aud Ben TIar-
rison by overwhelming mnjoritics. Mr..
Bartine is n pleasant, though somowhn
visionary speaker, and his address was
very sntisfnctory-io Republicans.
Mr.. Murphy was next introduced,
md in n few remarks stated that rs the
Office TO which lie 6spircd WIS not n
political one he ehOnld not attempt 10
make n political speech. Mr.. Murphy,
however, could Irt rest satisfied with.
out ilingiug n little OF his McphiG,
americana perfume on the present adj
ministratiou in reference TO the mail
service. He nlso took occasion TO sof,
soap my friend Mr.. Bnrtiuc," nj
though cautioned by that gentleman
not 10 do it.
The gentlemen left this morning for
Tuscnrora.
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'Ehc scott RESTRICTION Bill.

Following is tho full text Of the
bill for the exclusion of Chinese labor
ers which hns ju-t become IL law by the
signature Of :!io President:
\ Supplement to al Act entitled can
Act to execute certain treaty stipu-
lations relating to Chinese" mp
proved the 9th day of May, 1882.
Section /. BE il enacted By he Senate
and House Of Representatives. Of HE URiied
States Of america in Congress assembled.
Tint from and after tho passage OF this
Act it shall he unlawful for my Chinese
laborcr who shall ut my time heretofore
have been or may now or hereafter Lc n
resident within the United States, and
who shall hnvo departed or shall depart
ihcrotrom, and shall not have returned
before the passage Of this Act, t. return
to or remain in tho United States.
Sec. 9. That 10 certificates OF idcn.
lily provided for in the fourth or fifth
sections Of the Act TO Nhirh this il n
NuIl'tiicit Nlhli " cAittT bt lSSICV1
md every certificate heretofore issued
i'll pursuance thereof is horohy declared
void and Of no cToct; and the Chinese
lnborcr claiming admission by virtue
thereof shall not bc permitted to enter
the United States.
Sec. 3. That MI tho dutios pro-
scribod, liabilities. penalties and for
f~cituros IMPOSED aud tho powers con-
ferrcd by tho second, tenth, eleventh
and Twelfth sections OF tho a / to which
This is n supplement; are hereby extend
cd and made applicable to tho provisions
OF this Act.
Sc. 1. That NIL such part or pnrts
Of the Act TO which this is u supplement
Gs nro Inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
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ColIMISSIONEKS, PUoCEE
ISGS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met Monday, Oct. LIST, and after dis
posing OF the claims presented publish
cd yesterday, transacted the following
business. Present, Messrs. Honeyman,
Bird and Russell.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The bill for Jailor's Salary was laid
over for one month.
Tho following reports were received
and ordered filed, TO wit: District At
torney; Recorder and Auditor; Assessor;
Sheriff; Clerk; County Jaiior; Hospital
Steward; W. S. lIillman; j. p; Judson
Dnkin, ]. p; j. N. Mntccr, Constable.
The petition Of citizens o! Wells pay
ing for IN appropriation OF 500 for
road work vas allowed.
The petition Of citizens OF Tecomn for
n school district was granted.
The petition OF citizens Of White
Rock asking that distractions on GER
tain roads he removed was laid over.
Ordered that North Fork precinct be
changed three miles south, that is on
the south line OF sections IL aud IS, L.
80 n. Il. SO, 81 and 55 +.
The petition Of j. II. Weiland and
others for the establishment of n voting
precinct and the appointment Of q reg
i5try agent was granted, tho precinct es-
tNblishcd and ]. II. WeiIand appointed
Registry Agent.
The Board, Ms n Board OF Equnliza.
ton, ordered that the following raises
made Mt the former meeting Of the
Board DO sustained, to wit: Yoight &
Rankin, from sG,G35 to SG,975; W. W.
Rogers, from - 10 5000; Oasis Ranch
Co., from Sl3,il0 to SlI,G37 60;
Frank Chngnon from $1,000 to 81 800
Evans Bros. from TO 1900; Thos
Nelson, from TO $4,000.
Tho assessment OF s. S. Sears whiol
was raised Mt the previous session tc
$1,000 rs reduced TO 800.
Tho Clerk WAS ordered to publish n
list Of persons, with the raises OH
nsscgsmcnt) who have not appeared be.
foro the Board.
No further business appearing, the
Board adjourned to Monday, Oct. 8,
1888,
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from Thursdays Daily.j
sALMAGUSnI.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge. No. 10,
X. Of F., at Castle Hall tonight.
Mrs. James Clark went down to Car
lin this morning on a visit to friends
there.
Miss Della Trip,et., OF Austin, mr.
rived last evening on q visit to friends
and relatives here.
A large number OF delegates to the
Republican County Convention arrived
last evening and this morning.
A social dance will be given at Free
man Hall tonight Immediately Riterthc
speaking. Good music will be fur
nishcl.
T. X. Hymer, Superintendent Of the
Tuscarora Water Works, camc down
by stage yesterday and left this morn
ing for San Frnucisco.
A number of Democrats from various
parts Of the county are here to-day for
the purpose of looking in OH tho Re.
publican Convention.
At the request of tic Democratic
County Convention of Lander county
wo publish today tho platform aud
resolutions adopted ut their Convention.
TO which we invite tho careful atten-
ton OF cur readers.
j. G. Mccoy Las purchased the Hoot-
ca place On South Fork, and on the
coming Thanksgiving Day will give n
dance to which ali are cordially invited.
Those who attend may lie assured OF Il
pleasant evenings entertainment.
Sec notice under the head Of New To-
dry.
T. j. Frank, Of Bullion, hns reduced
the price of the fire team which he Of
fers for sale TO $500. This is n good
investment for anyone who wishes to
engage in teaming. and with the pres
eGt demand for teams on tue Tuscarora
road one could soon pay for the team
with his earnings for f~reights. Soc ad-
vcrtisement.
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Iron Wednesdays DGily.I
sALMAGUSnI.

j. Campbell. of For: Gal'eck, is in
town to-day.
Regul..r meeting Elko ENHANCEMENT
No. ., 1. o. D. F. at their Hall to-
night.
Antoine StoIG. of White Rock, is in
town to-day for the first time in elk
years.
The Senate has passed n bill granting
q pension Of $500 Il year to the widow
Of General Sheridan.
Thomas Cahill, of Iamoille, sell aud
shipped to Carlin this morning 30 fat
hogs.
a large number of teams are now
busily engaged in hauling pipe for the
Tuscarorn Water Works. The pipe is
in joints Is feet long, each joint weigh
ing about 800 pounds.
Il. L. IIatnill came down from Wells
this morning. He reports fights and
brawls prevalent. and bruised noses and
black eyes numerous among the trans
lent tourists who seem to congregate
at that point.
Tho machinery for the new 2O-stamp
mill in course of construction Mt Tusca-
rorn. rnmod The Union Mill, is nearly
al here and will DO forwarded TO its
destination as rapidly rs teams can
transport it.
The Republican County Convention
will assemble at the Courthouse to-Inor-
row for the nomination Of n county
ticket. There will probably he n lively
contest between rival candidates for
Sheriff and District Attorney, with
chances i'll favor of--the winning
man. At night Messrs. Dar;ine and
Murphy viii present their claims rs
candidates for Congress and Supreme
Judge respectively.
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Tho AntI-HJormon Oath,

With reference TO tho nnti-Mormon
oath, passed. by the Legislature of 1857
mud recently decided unconstitutional,
Tho Silver state says:
"Fhis act was reported TO tho Senate
In tho Legislature Of 1887 by Mr.. Foley.
of Eureka, Chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee Of that body 1t passed tho
Scnntc February 81, by q votp Of II to
8, cvcry Democrat in that body md
two Republicans, Boyle of Story nnd
williams OF Otmsby, voting against il.
Tho measure WAS Republican in inccp-
ton aud design, though to their credit
let il TO said, two Senators OF thu, party
opposed its passage. No citizen OF tho
United States, who deserves TINT proud
distinction, should favor legislation
prescribing what church people shall
not nttouA. md certainly no Democrat
IN the Nevada Legislature OF 1887.
favored the proscrip'iyc act, which the
highest judicial tribunal in the State,
has declared unconstitutional
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Iron Tuesdays Daily.]
HALNAGUSDI.

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. L. Wives left Ibis
morning for Eureka.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge No. 10,
+. & A. ~. at their Hall tonight.
+. Fisher, foreman fer Murphy &
Hill. cnmu down from Halleek this
morning.
The effects Of the lntc 4. j. Hybsch-
man were sold Mt Sherins Sale yester-
day for tho tenei. OF his creditors.
j. W. Dorsey Esq. attorney for J.
G. Mccoy, made the closing Hrgu-
ment in the Mound Valley case which
has gone 70 tie jury.
Sheriff Atwell left on Sunday morn
ing for Carson in charge Of Thomas
Lynch who WI sentenced to tho State
Prison for three years.
William Snow carno down from Hal
leck suffering with II broken urm,
caused 10y his horse falling with him
last Sunday.
Boston Globe: Tho Same relative
loss to the Republicans in other States
that they are shown by the final footing
to have suffered in Maine will elect
Cleveland and Thurman by an over
whcIming electoral majority.
Jailer John Mckee went down to
Reno on Sunday having in charge
Thomas Rule, OF Tuscarora. who was
last week adindgcd insane. Dir. Rule
will be placed in the Asylum whore it is
hoped that his reason will be fully re-
stored.
S. +. Pos!:-Thc wheat corner in
Chicago il good for the farmers who
have wheat to sell and can get it 10
market, but il is rather severe on the
cornercd spectators. They can re-
member with profit oil Commodore
Vaudcrbilt's advice to his son, william
IL, on mn occasion when the son had
spcculHted and tho old mnn hal gath
eyed in his shekels on n blind doaI:
"William," said the old man, 'never
buy anything you don't want, md never
sell anything You haven't got"
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heath of 7. W. Paul.

7. W. Pail. notice Of whose death
appears elsewhere. was Postmaster at
Battle Mountain and an cstimable
young man. His illness was of only
tweuty-four hours duration, and his
sudden death casts n gloom over the
community where he was so we'll and
fayorab!y known. The Central Ne
"adan says:
Ito was II man of sober. industrious
habits, universally respected by all who
knew him. He leaves n wife and two
small children TO mourn the loss Of n
husband and father, bcsides an aged
father aud elder brother to mourn his
loss.
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4 Miniature Flood.

Last evening about 4 o'clock n heavy
shower visited this locality which dc.
voIopod into GoCd n short distance
north OF town. (Somc think another
old cloud bprslcd.) About 8 o'clock n
Hood Of water cnmo down through the
streets OF town, and for about MI hour
II torrent gwcpt down Railroad Street
with great velocity. Tho rnin wns nc.
compnnied by flashes Of vivid lightning
and poals Of heavy tLOnder worry unusu
ii in this county,
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or on a grip.

johnny Brooks and Chris Reckhart
lonacd up Thursday morning prcpnr0-
tory TO n trip into tho wrlds Of northern
Elko county. They took n Chinamau
nlong to keep the wild animals from
hurting tlom, also TO do tho cooking
and mako tho beds. Hardware put up
the lunch nud Chris furnished the water.
They took nlong n pint Of whisky, sole
~ for snnkc bites, also two pop.guns
with which to kill ]blnckbirds. They iu-
tend TO visit North Fork, Island Noun.
tain, Mountain City, White Rock aud
ruEcarorn, and will be absent some two
weeks FIcc Pross.
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sentence.

Thomas Lynch, who was fonni guilty
Of grind larceny ON Thursday, was
serirnced this morning by Judge Bigc-
low to three yenrT in the Nevada State
Prison. The prisoner, rs usual, de-
sired to argue tho question but ho was
not permitted TO waste tho time OF the
Court. On being returned from the
Court room TO the jlil lao made mn at
tempt to freak for liberty" but Dopu.
ty Sheriff Tnber and JaiIcr Mckee were
on the watch and he was iGkon to the
Jail and placed in n cell where no will
ro'nnin until tnkcn TO the Capital.
Sheriff Atwcll will probably take him
down to Carson tomorrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-07
SrnIrby RisirIct FUR.
Tuesdays Carson Appeal snys:

Tuesdays Carson Appeal snys:
Yesterdays attendance mt tho race
tack was quito nh nstoni5hcr to tho
management, "a il was much lnrgor
thnn expected on the opening day.
Tho cNttlo exhibit Ia not ns lwgo as
lHst'ycar, ~ Senator Stanford'g big
herd nrc absent, but several very choice
head Of Burko's cattle, all pri2o winners,
arc on exhibition. These cntilc have
all boon sold TO parties in tho vicinity,
and will remain after tho exhibit.