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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-03-04
THE NEW TARIFF bill.

The Democratic members of the Way
AMI Means Committee hnr" closed their
lnbors aud the new Tariff Dill has been
sent to the Public Printer.
The duty OH coal and iron ore has
no, been changed. There will he n Gu,
OF not less than So aud not more than
81 on steel rnils. Even il the reduction
be Sc per ton, no foreign rails could be
proitably imported into the United
States in competition with our home
steel mills, as the price OF American
rpils is less to-day by 81 per ton Than
the price in London. with freight anu
ddty added. The reduction on pig.iron
il very slight. 1t will simply hc u drop
from sc ~ to Sc per tor a reduction
OF 20 per sent. will be made OH plate
glass. and 80 per cent. on common win.
dow-glass. Etrthemwnre will be reduced
: about l2li per cent. ud ynlorem. The
duty oil mrnts is reduced practically
from 81 Tl-l00th per cent. to 1917 per
cent. The sugar kch.dul. is reduced
% per cent. in all, n gross reduction Of
$40. 900, 400. Tie mrin object If this
reduction il primarily TO reduce tho
revenue ut the slnIt time il strikes nj
the sugar trusts, while protecting the
Louisiana sugar planters M fur M It il
practicable. The free lisi contains jutc.
hemp, nix. wool. lumber. salt nnd
bull ling. stone. There is II long list of
other articles, but these arc the most
important.
The most important schedule Of the
jill Is the wool schedule. The trainers
Of the bill believe that in tho event Of
the bill becoming n law the wool indus
tries will he placed upon n basis Of
prosperity which they have not aud do
not enjoy under the present tariff. II
IL claimed that The bill. IL passed ns
drawn, will give to the manufacturers
of worsted aud wool IL goods ut Last 20
per cent. nd vnlorcm ,n0tr protection on
their products than they now have. IL
will probably, 100, open up the markets
OF the world to them.
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4 Rough Case.

A strange story comes from Empire.
1t is claimed that Oh Last Friday even
ing n woman of the town in this city
purchased II ticket for Reno. but being
Ill uuk when she reached the depot,
took the wrong train aud went to En-
pire. The conductor noticing her mis-,
TAKE put her off at Empire nt.her re.
quest. That night it iS alleged. she
WAS found in n half drunken condition
and outraged 10y II gaug Of men. She
then wandered of III the hills and has
not been heard OF since. Several par
ties have been searching for her and i
is feared TINT she perishcd in the cold,
or was drowned in tie Carson river
Carson Ape nj.
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Not rho Worst.

A Denver murderer has just been nc
quilted on the ground Of "transltory
mania" but nothing IL said about his
consignment to nh asylum. In fact, the
circumstance that after his acquittul he
led IL symputhizing crowd to II saloon.
where hc set up the drinks for the null
'itudc, seems to justly tho assumption
hut he was turned loose. The fnct Tint
sum,body, described by some singular
imprint M n lady, kissed the nssaBsin
liter the verdict, and that various other
persons Of the SANS sex sopped the
courtroom floor with tcnrs, confirms
this theory. The man had deliberately
murdered u girl Of bid character with
whom lie hni become infatuated.
Denver is too good to ~tOlerntn cYcn n
sacred concert on Sunday evening, Int
her women weep over und kiss u COW
nrlly girl-murdcr,r whom Denver jus.
tire set free to go cunning for more
Sweethcarts. There Are worse towns
than San Francisco }, after NIL. W. have
open theatres TN Sunday for those who
like II kind OF amuscmrni. aud ser
mons on "Gct Up aud Get" for those
who prefer another, but We seldom turn
loo e a murderer, kept on bail. We
mmuro such vcrmin In tho County
Jail pending the arrival Of testimony
from Viii until they die Of old age
Examiner. b.. .s.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.


At meeting Of tho Bunrd OF Trustees
OF Spruccnodt School District, Elko
county. Nevada. held on tho 18th day
OF February a. ID, 1888. IL was
Resolved: That II school house IL
needed in said District. mud TINT n
special election he hell on Monday.
March IL. 1883. nj tho Office Of Judge
+. j. Kelly Tor til" purpose Of dc%tcrDin-
ing whether or not II special tax Of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars $3.50 bc
levied upon the taxable property Of said
Spruccmont School District. for The
purpose Of building II school housc.
Those in favor Of said special tax vii!
vote, "fOr-yUs," and those opposed
will vote "ray-no.' by order Of the
Bonrd Of Trustees Of Bpruccpnoht
School Distr lot.
RoBERr HARTLEY,
Clerk.
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SIlERllAN'S BID.

According to 1.-The dispatches this
morning Honest John Sherman has
made n strong bid for Pacific Coust
support in the coming Pre- .iden Il cain
pnign. lie has swallowed his brother
hood Of man" theories and nstouished
everybody, who is at all conversaLt with
his record. by fMvorably reporting an
amendment to the Chinese Restriction
Act excluding all Chinese labors who do
not avail themselves Of the privileges Of
the prior residence clause within six
months. The Presidential bee must be
buzziug rather lively in Honest Johns
bonnet when he makes snch n political
somersnult MS that. 1t is possible that
before the Chicago Convention meets
he may introduce n bill for tie free
coinage of silver with the hope Of secur-
ing thereby the support Of tue dclrga-
lions from the silver producing States
and Territories.
Strange things happen in politics,
and il is not only possible but probable
that very many Nevnduns. who have
been d~enouncinS Honest John for his
opposition to silver aud 1--we of Chinese,
will be cheering Justify for the Ohio
statesman before next November.-tS Sill
yer State.
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mnrdLm for ConErcns.

Hon. &. II. L. Hardin. who represent
ed Humboldt county in the Legislature
some years aSp, was recently fnvornbly
mentioned as "a candidate for State SEN
ator from Lyon county. where he is en-
gagged in stock-rai-iug, at the next cleo
ton. Now the Carson Index Union
mentions him rs II candidate for Con-
gress in the following complimentary
terms:
"fIon. G. II. +. Hardin. Of Mason
Valley, one Of the most promising young
men in Nevada. is talked of as the
Democratic nominee for Congress. lie
will doubtless have to yield this time to
q. W. Cassidy. however, as the cornbi-
nations in that direction are probably
too strong to be broken. SIR. Hardin
can we'll afford to wait. as lie is growing
in political strength every year"
We are not quite ccrttin that Hon.
George W. Cassidy has II mortgage oil
tho Democratic nomination for Con-
gress; for the fact that he was beaten in
II race against Hon. VIM. WOODBURY. III
1854 is evidence that he is not the only
man in the State who stands n chance
for election on the Democratic ticket.
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in iructious to advertise for engineers.
and will employ all applicants who can
pass an examination. The Company's
officials here refuse to discuss the situ-
alton, but other railroad iuen express
the opinion that the siege will be- N hard
aud u long ore. unless the Knights OF
Labor interfere.
The Burlington road last evening sent
out notice to ull connecting lines that
probably it would be II week or more
before the company will he able to re-
ceive freight fiom them, aud asking that
it be given to other roads. The freight
hnudlers OF the Z. b.. & Q. line were
laid cn yesterday and every freight
Office ia the city shut down.
Que passenger train left Des M"ines
over the Burlington Road for Charlton
to-day with a conductor in a cab. Ttur-
elers refused to ride. The truin was two
hours running eight mile,. No freight
has been touched.
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Save Il IIuIf.

Persons going below can save half n
dollar each way by SIMPLY buying II
ticket from l;-no to Sacramento and
vice versa. The fare from Reno to San
Francisco is $40 05. The fare to Sac
rnmcnto is 81 %, and from Sacramento
to San Francisco - 80, or n total Of
~ 80. The railroad company SHOULD
Civ, Nevada people tie benefit Of the
rate, but they don't or won't. How
ever the fifty cents. or one dollar Oh the
round trip, can be saved By going to n
little extra trouble, and II dollar saved
to the individual rs to tile railroad COM
puny.-G Reno Journal
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EIko County"

Who would not live in ilko county,
where the rate Of taxntion il The lowest
in the State and her treasury Is over.
flowing with coin. There IRE several
reasons for this desirable Suite of af-
fairs: First-Wc have onu Of the
wcnlthicst counties in the State. Sec
ond-Our people are oil %law.nbiding
citizens and always really TO put up
their proportion OF The public revenue.
aud, Third--wo hHyca County Assessor
and Bonrl OF Commissioners, faithful,
honest and competent. who are always
looking nficr tue interests OF the county
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Good Advice TO Follow.

Old Peter Cooper is credited with
some wise sayings, but lac never struck
nearer 10 the Truth than in the follow
ing: "ln MI your towns where II news
piper is published, every man should
advertise in it. even IL nothing more
than n card stating his unino and the
business II" il engaged in. 1t does not
only pay the advertiser. but let's the
people know that the town in which
you reside is q prosperous comninnity
OF business 'ibcn. As the seed iB sOwn
so the crop rccompenscs. Never pm Il
down your sign while you expect to do
business"
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Sullivan ana MItchcII.

A London dispatch of the 2Sth ult.
says:
Last evening the supporters and
friends Of sullivan and Mitchell, num-
boring about twenty. met in the Bl.n-
helm restaurant in New Bond street to
make good the final deposit OF Goo IL
sids in nccorlnucr with the articles
signed i'll December last. Some dis.
cussiou occurred ms to the appointment
of u referee, but finally IL gentleman
WAS agreed upon. The balance Of the
money was deposited in the hands of
the stakeholder. The toss for the
choice in naming the battle-ground fell
TO Mitchell, whose pnrty cons quently
has charge Of the nrrnngeman ts. which,
as yet, ~" in an incomplete state. 1t is
rumored thrt Mitchell will select the
battle-ground ut Roucn. in France.
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Republican IIurn,omy.

The fact that Mr.. Blaine has leclIned
once for all. and will not be u candidate
under any circumstances, is beginning
to creep through the skulls OF the Demo-
cratic politicians. The prospect Of Re-
publican harmony does not seem to
plense III friends, the enemy. rs. +.
Post.
II there nrc any indications Of "Rc-
publican harmony" in the fact that
''Blaine has declined ones for oil" we
fail to see It. Republican papers have
invariably he'll that their party was n
unit on Blaine for President, but now
TINT ho will not be n candidate under
my circumstances tho Post would hive
us believe tbRL this move on his pnrt
opens up n prospect OF "Iicpublicun
harmony"
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ol ! friend of Mr.. Blaine. secured mn in
terview the result Of which was tele-
graphrd to the World. Mr.. Blaine
states distinctly that under no circum-
stances will he permit his name to 30
before tho Republican National Con-
Ventiuu as IA caudi late for President.
lie considers that any man who has
once been defeated in n Presidential
campaign OWES 1t to his party not to
permit his lame to 30 before the con-
~vention as a candidate for re-nnmiua-
ton, and besides this lie does not desire
again to enter the field and fnce the
fatigue. worry and excitement Of an
other campaign. lie states that he
went to Europe to get away FROM poll
ties md will not return to The United
states until after the convention is
held.
In conclusion he said: "You have no
idea what relief it is to me to think that
l am now out Of the canvass aud that
when 1 come back to New York in tine
Summer | SHALL not come back to face II
reception and to enter into the turmoil
and excitement of II political CANVASS. 1
can now come February H. lSgs!r the
CONVENTION NJ Nevada w. H. 80 "n''
emf y MY liz i'll my own way, free, l
hope. from further criticism and com.
nlent. -,
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Another Accident.

On Tuesday. January 3iRt. j. d,
ABB met with mn Roc,dcu, by which hC
IL stiIi incnpncitnlcd from attending ia
his regular business. Had he held m
accident policy in tho Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company lac would IL
entitled 10 n comfortable weekly indcm,
nifty during his disability. Cnll on NJ
Ii. Miller, Agent. and take out a policy
The cont is triiling md Ia cnso OF acGi
don't you ARE pnii for the time lost.
2.S Wv.
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Q.sitc

4 few days ago n Carson woman who
Is rather fond Of bonsting Of her inilu-
nee over men, remarked TO u lady
friend:
"Ii's queer, isn't it, how everybody
gets stuck after me? Why, yesterday
morning my Chinese cook told Inc he
loved me. Queer, isn't it2"
The lady addressed took one good
look at the others face ana replied i'll II
freezing tone:
Not at all. You probably remind
him Of some OF his Canton sweet
henrtS."-[ Appeal.
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4 Corrections.

CGRIIS. EEv., Feb. 81, 1888.
En-. I.pErENDESr:-Wc wish to cor
rect the error .rgHidIug Fred Gould, an
account Of which appeared In .uur issue
Of last Saturday. The whole niTnir wns
due to u mi,tnko which We nrc very
sorry ever occurred. There is no blame
o he attached to him. md we urc fully
convinced that any charge brought
ngninst his honesty ARE false. As We
were innOccntly the cnuse Of thr error
we wish you you'll publish in your pa
per our vindication u his honor.
MN TAYLOR.
Div. shop Clerk. .,
GEou0E Mc1Srosu,
Deputy Sheriff, Cnrlin.
J. II. MAdUIRn,
Prop. Boston Restaurant. Carlin.
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EXC Hospitality.

Our boys who have returned from
Elko speak highly of-;th. courteous
treat ncut received ut the hands OF the
people of Elko. Especially are they
ardent in praise of Messrs. Bartlett X
Ostreicher, Of the Gem hotel and restau'
rant, who. under u heavy press Of bust
ness, excrtrl themselves to make ouI
boys comfortable. The Gem proprie'
tors are Gods noblemen." Is the way
the Taylor boys speak Of theIn.-l White
Pine News.
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Indian. Mis- Fellows recently came
from Washington. where Hha Is highly
connected. Her father holds an import
ant position in the Pension Department.
aud she bass, sister in the Treasury.
The excitement in social circles Mt Forts
Bennett aud SulIy is great. Chaska is
n worthless fellow. aud has passed
many days III the guardhouse for steal
ing. Miss Fellows does not make Il
secret of the coming nuptials, seeming
to feel proud OF il.
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sentences imposed on Offenders. says:
"In Elko. Humboldt. and other cour-
ties in Eastern Nevada. where there are
large ranchiug interests. Justices Of the
Peace now sentence all vGSs, drunks
aud other itenerant offenders to he COLI
fucd in Jail until laying time. \ trump
has only to shoot his mouth of about
two times, aud i'll he gocs-saltcd down
until the alfalfa is in bloom"
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John McComb, Charles Court and
James Court, the prospecting party who
it was supposed had persisted in Death
Valley, have returned TO Hawthorne.
They had n rough trip. but are none the
worse for it ut present. An extended
account of their trip is published IL the
Austin Reveille.
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AdYertiscd Letters.

Following il. a list of letters re-
manning in the Postoilice at Elko. Sat
urdny, February %, 1883:
Hays Audr ew, Roberts n 4
Landos John II.
% Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. Z. SMITH p. 81. q
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HIiyr aud Lives

Those who desire To purobnsc The best
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred Ia tho above reliable house
where fair dealing md courteous treat
mcut IL tho ,uln. Glassware, Tinwarc.
Stoncwnrc, Nails etc. alaays in stock.
II II. CnAsE.
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PAYMENT OF ELkO
COUNTY DIS.


~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE ROWS.
l tens 20: al n entitled I'm At {" author
iIc ihr County "i HI" t. contract debt snh
irsu" b,ul- ir thr runsiru. ti"u "f County
jail. approved MARCH T.. i7iy. Suti,c l. here
hy given that II presented at my Office IN
ElN". S'raIa, 81 ~ brf"r" the SISrH DAY
or MARCH. ip--. the following Elko county
boul-. i-,u,i III pursuaur" 81 -niL Act. VIII
b" paid. together with interest thereon. which
slisil have Srcru"d nj ihr date rtcsoutrd:
Bonds 40. . auG ~.
Should the sAIh houdr not loo presented
within the time shove specified. then from nal
after thu date named. To- wIt FRIDAY. TIII.
SlNT$ DAY OF MARCH. 1855. interest TIERS
Oh viii cease.
4. ". HuI.L. County TREASURER.
Elkn. New, Feb. >. lnsS.
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Col. John EsIIrIsh.

GIN. c. W. Irish came up from Reno
last evening 10 meet his brother, Col.
john z. Irish, Of the Alta. California.
ON his return from Washington. Col.
Irish passed through to-day ut noon.
and rs the train stopped but n few mo-
mepts there was no time for an inter,
view. In reference to the location of
the National Convention he states that
IL chain Of unforeseen circumstances
arose which snatched the prize from
San Francisco when almost within
their grasp, and that the gallant Strug-
gle which was made for the western
metropolis will doubtless bear fruit in
the future.
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THE mArTEn SET FLED.

All conf ,tture ms TO the probability OF
Blnine's candidacy IL % definitely set
tled. Tbs Ncg York World sent n
special messenger to Flnrencc, Italy,
Tor the purpose 0f nsccrtnininI just how
the NJ zine Statesman stands Oil the
question. The correspondent who was
commissioned with the task, being ~
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] have for sale u number Of fresh
InilclI cOwH which will lie sold either
singly or otherwise I have also q
i:utnber Of young lIolstein bulls Witch
will bc sold ut rcns"nnLl" figures. Any.
one desiring to purchase such stock M
is described above will do well. 10 call on
or address
W. L. CaASE,
Elko.
P Nevada.
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Imported stations.

This is the time Of year when stock
men shnnld be on tho look out for
means to IMPROVE their herds. Attcn.
ton is directed to the fine Imported
stnllioug nj the Elko Stables which MIR.
Harris will take pleasure in exhibiting
to intending buyers. The time for
breeding bronobos is pnst, md the only
means by which the raisiDg Of Horses
can he made profitable Is to produce
good stock which will always find n
ready market. Call on Mr.. r. r. liar.
ris and examine his Anc stations.
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rho t:rsut strike.

Chicngo dispatches Of the 2Sth instant
give the following information = lative
10 the strike Of tho G. u. & Q. engineers
aud %ircmun:
Cuur Agent Clo b. 10. ny rccsiv d
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foolish Girl.

4 Pierre, Dak., dispatch of the Goth
instant says:
Miss Belle Cora Fellows, now nj tho
Cheyenne Agency, will, on tho 18th Of
March, marry ClItsku, n fuIl.bloodcd
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ca, TUESDAY, MARCH 90. 1888. for
the purpose Of trnnsactipg such bust
ness as may come before it.
A meeting Of the Executive Com
mittec will be held the night before.
GEoHoE RUSSELL, President.
by GEo. S. Nixon, Secretary. I'd
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II Serves Him Right.

1--WE shall uerd about three 0 more
sulphur for pit 537," said -one Of the
subordinate devils, rs he put his head
.iuto Sutau's private Office, land half n
load Of birthstone. and n new poker.
There's n tough consignment Just sent
down-two murlcrers, al anarchist, an
~incemdiary and u conversational pun
ster."
ais he one OF the kind that makes
puns Oh peoples mames:" asked the
head OF the establishment, mcditative-
~. OOH.
Yes" .Y....
"welI." snid the chief. 81 hate to
waste sulphur. but Irguess You can
I5Ae him a pit all. by hiipIr]f, "-[Puck.
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Y OF l. X
COUNTY n
Payable from the Sinking
Fund.

rs ACCORDANCE WITH THE rRON1S-
4 I"uH "f MI Net entitled AN Act t. refund n
portion "f the bonded debt ~ Eiko Comfy"
approved Jan aty ~. iESi. N"ii"" - hereby
given ihhi II ptrsrutcl at my office IN Eik".
Nevada. on or before FRIDAY. TIIE SISTH
\ OF MARCH. irss. a." following Elko
County iiuIt-. Issued In ptIr-unmc" II said
A'i. viii h" Isii. together with the imi"tcst
thereon. which shall have accrued ~ the dat"
presented: Bonds Mes. ~. ~. 20. ~ and "a
Should the shIi hnniiiut bc presented with.
Ia the time nbn'o specified. then. from "nd NJ
ter Tho ,IAio named. o. wit; RIbAH THE
NINTH DAY OF MARCH ncnt. interest there
on viii cease. a
y. ~. HULL. County Treasurer.
Elko, Nov, Fch. .. 1879.
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AmnnnI NJ rciInR.

W]INSEMUCcA, NV, Feb. ~, 1858.
Notice IL hereby given that tho An
nuM Meeting Of the Nevada Live Stock
Association, will lie held In Winncmuc-
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Notice TO Teachers.

Notice to Icuchers'
An examination OF applicants for
teachers certificates will be held III tie
court room OF the Court House ut Elko
on Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thursday,
March ~, rs and 80, 1858. when all
who desire to pass All examination are
requested to be present.
II. n. STONE.
County Supt. Schools.
Elko, Feb. %, lSSS.-td.
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I;ounIy ON SCnIps.

Following is II detailed statement u
the amount paid by EIko county for
bouuties on the scalps Of noxious AMI
mails during the yenr ending February
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OF Elko Public School for the month
OF Feb. 1888.
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TAX ON OF
MINES.

THE TAXES on TiiE rttuCEEbS OF
l. Inin"a uf I'm" county for III" Inhti"r
cnJiug Uoccmhrt ~. 1880. mr." n"w due AnL
"a, nhlc. aul The law with regard t. their col.
lection viii H. %nIrictly enforced,
\. ". iiEGSOI.
County Assessor.
Ilko, Nevada, FEBRUARY II, 1888.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I:stnto oI TciIs a.. Herbert, De-
CcnsCd,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TIT:
IN understand NdIuiuiEtrRiur If tho estate
Of TrIIX q. HEi,iiEI.r. d"uchS"d. Ia tho
creditors Of. nnd all p'tnn1 having clnims
ngAInsi tho enid drccs'rd. t. exhibit Them
with tho ncrcsshty Suuch'ts. within thron
imnniha after ~" 0rSI publication ~ this mo-
tirc. Ia The ssid NlmiuIFtrst"r n. hia rosl-
d,mco In Ruby valley. Elk" county. NoSnds.
THOMAS SHORT.
administrator II tho Esiai"
Ct FUlIt a Herbert. Deceased.
/. ". DORSEY.
Attorney f"r said Administrator.
Eiko, FnhtunfJ I. iSH.
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Holding en- for HnyInR tImr.
The Enterprise, noticing the heavy
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BORN.

SKAGGS:-In ElIo. February -, 1883.
to the wife OF S. @. Sknggs, n daugh-
fer
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School Report.

Total ..,-Sl3,722 %