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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

The new board Of commissioners
closed their first business session last
night. II so happened that their In
duction to the duties Of the Office was
In the December session Of the board,
which Is the longest and entalling the
most work Of any during the year.
The way In which they have got
down 10 business, though totally un-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Basipski Bros. now exhibits for the
holiday trade an entirely new and at
tractive line OF fine diamonds, jewelry,
watches and sterling silverware.
Don't fail to look our stock over when
In need Of fine goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

The Livingston Enterprise Is after
the Rocky Fork coal company fol
dumping slack and refuse into the
stream at that place, thereby destroy
Ing the trout, all OF which is against
the law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Prof. Bach has just received a guam
tity of imported family wine, which
sells at $3.50 per gallon. This is a
splendid summer cordial, and Its pur-
ity Is guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

By yesterdays thaw the skating
on both Tongue river and the slough
was practically ruined, as when II
freezes again II will be In Jumps.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

L. r. Gould, o. st. Paul, arrived In
the city Monday night, to transact
business with some Of our merchants,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Cases City Bakery has just added a
fine line Of faLDy crackers, cookies,
etc.. to their already large and varied
stock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

The question Of how Icing thi'
weather will last "a been n of the
chief topics of late.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Chas. Becker arrived in the city
yesterday from Pumpkin creek and
reports things in general booming in
that country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Highest price paid for Furs stSmitf
& Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

The boiler for the Livingston water
works has arrived and will soon be
placed In position.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

When Baby was sich, we rave her castoria,
when she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castorIs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

The life Of the city WAS Increased on
Monday night on Main street by sew
eral pistol shots
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

NJ. NJ. Reed, Of Forsyth, came, t'
town yesterday to spend a few days 10
the metropolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Mufiers, mUnlers, in endless variety
at G.. Il. Towers Il Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Have you tried Cases new cream
cheese?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-11
Post Office Regulations.
aOrthcrn Pacific Time Table.

LEAVE NILE, CITY GoISe WEST
No. 1. Pacific Exprcas.....'...''..'-"""ll:-3r "
n. Express Freight'",.s 10 ''''""'"'""'Yo 81 AZ
Is. freight. .'"''' see" t""'' -
Lave MILES CITY GolNo EAhI
No. ,. Atlantic Express.".'.." ''''''''' ~ = w.
a. 10. Express Freight..,"..""'''''''''"S,2 A. ~
IA Freight .4..,. ., .,.... sr. V
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RAILROAD RUMORs.
4 Great Deal Of Wild Talk
About New Lines.
MYSTERIOUS SURVEYING CORPS.
Manager srexeHi says the coIambis 3
Rngst ssunA Eoaa u Net Pre-
ynrsag So Sell Oat.

Tbs far fssat ga snefusessng rasty haz iof
ffW HkFa ss<a ezyFev4Ag ras5Tay prop ~ ga ths
hAflos fkDSt ard va gessega&y lecaslsS ; Egsst~
a Kent, eenpaea wfth tie pssehase q the fsf'
~ sses8Fy iFaes eNasa9 ep1siasrAase szi@ sfa'aS
failFoad faen sestgEiay. Eos = lev q them
xta1ed II a. ttesF essfslestcn gias the UDAsn Fz-
essp was the itns Interested. AMI shsf tie esns-
p8us Ent3ude1 70 locate q route rom FeFfi4nd 80
EtAt1Ie beg osfs the cosannn8a = FsEsS -otsad
sNilfosd. which fnnz e5ong tise veteE fFenf ~.
ntess - sbe barrel fsesery tract. ard easabsEst
tsrmsnAi arsFtegs shern
8anaeex EezelfI 81 he Eniuwbss 4 Puget
8oufd rnasroNG. sss seen Lass eTessng Ard aske6
stes shsrs was ID tie Report lie said fsat Re
f1a.s no engineering party eagased slfiasr tcr
Asmneff. Che Enion Pacific railroad or auy other
taAa. TIE taxi aip0aS the l1iEmsaa 4 Puget
EoDtta rasa heite so5d o. the track ehsnKed from
aeFf5w 70 t.rcad EaaEs EEs iAccsreet Iaas con-
Parry w1s VEL safssEsd wftb is present oss~.aess.
wsaleiz was psrsseasAfly paying one. And thsg
hed ns idea Of settling cnt.
~ for TIE tx If the Catoa Pael1e coming
isffo Seattie. MaaaweE gcNeill said De taeaghf
ffefe was = gfeat ceai more snseke then Gre. II
that company msanf basiness 4 would noi make
- much neise. Ia ffs purchased the hafrel
faescF1 property b. Ar. BieNett De could zee
aafaIna beyond speculation Oh the part 81 That
ssnfsenaAn. a. NJ. Mcneil faA been asked 10
SILL vfnpofsy 60 hin sa9th Of The barrss fseiory
xHd not 90 the ~@sar ffofY or situated suktehie
for rkslfoad sefInins. gro1asss.
He adan1 that EheSs had been some LAX shout
shc Jim Hifi foAd eoasing into Seattle, but how
~ when che fesd wenld easae Tas something be
1ie moi profess 20 know anything about JBcfe
kctfeod 70 rs . CREST deal 81 railroad taik just
nuFs but hs presumed that il there vas bush
Hfxz ns tho b0tfon Of IL thsfs would net be 80
mnea 10 ferors. Il didn't seem possibic shai the
fngirua4 comp@a1es Wgnld start oat 20 complete
their systems q terminal point BY sending =
crewd Of nElriaIs flying tisfoakss The eoantyY To
he iflteFFiewed. H0wefer, The fact tbat 81 engi-
messing party pas ~ work On the oEly fesAlnle
saaEs 70 Portland faGs. mean something. bnt DO
IVES not prepared - give al opinion on The sab.
Sfef es IL Was IT 30 Interest se him.
81 Mssseiu farther aid that the several re-
paris seceatly publlahes concerning tire pug-
ppss 81 tire sostsio 4 Northern railroad. eere
NOT aalhogiEed aHd we're entirely 81 varisnee
~lkA shs trtfh
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may Want NO rugLIcrrr.


Seattle Preachers Resolve Themselves
1nse = secret Society.
Tbs Ministerial Association ~ seattle viii
her. aftfF bald its sessions without the atten.
dknce 81 reporters Al the tegalar weekly meet
ing ksid yesterday saoFains in the parlen Of
flze Methodist ehureh. two reporters OF evening
papers were Sired from the room br tho min
lsfess. and the axs0c sffon passed 8 resolution,
bilzoda6e1 aud warmly ehamgioned by Rev.
rtatk Davis, exelnasng the Representatives 81
tie press from TIE meetings al the association.
HSs Davis arEument was that the reporters
missepreaentec the meetings. aud that IS pro.
sscfson 20 the ministers they ahonld be excluded
HeseAd "a editorial on Ministerial Inactivity
from lseai FspeF which be characterized az
containing ten full nedgec lies, end 20 keep
s1rh articles srom beng written the aeliberAsi0n
~ the association should BE kept quiet II 81
eansei it. proceedings published. the secretary
cosisd prepare them % kuit the association and
haaa thens 10 the prssk
3 keF. TeNksbury, OF the Plymouth congrega-
floral church, also sTake against having the re-.
poftefs admitted and one or two others joined in
the sane strain.
aes. Rolart whitaker. pastor Of the First Rap.
list aAnsah, thought the meetings shonid be
public. aud alss thn1 the reporters did their best
fs give eprrecf FefoFss Of the meetings Rev. s
Dali Johnsen. pastor Of the Reformed rreshy-
iarisn church. aud the late SECRETARY Of the asso-
eisssen said that be had been a seFefser himself
and he could SO thai the reports which had been
rHhllshsd Feeentiy weTs AZ right and such a he
himsea w0ald hare written under the same cir
eumslanxea Res. Henry Morgan, PASTOR OF the
BsEaehah baptsst sssarrh. also spoke IN favor q
having open meetings BE thpHghs the clergy
ksd hssn teatsa yesy eourteousiy By the press
and that fhey shouts senfpfocate.
xsss xess on Kew. Davis nsoSicn to excla4le the
reporters stool el4sen "a four.
Rcv. Rsnlsnin Parsons. 81 the second Preshy.
terrain ehuEch. Rad q paper en ''foppyeacs az
FnHeTals. The tsse 81 his pspcf pas oaaneod
% 'sconanet 81 Funerals, tbs wugai ~Is,npye0ek
being conssdssca toe slangy 30 b. Hssd II elsF.
suai eynsxostcfa
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WIN ran pKAD.
Ssssy uf waiter lsieoner sent East--NTIss
EarsIEa.s Funeral.

Sssss uf waiter lsteomer sent EaSt-~MIss
EereiEa.s Fumrral,
Ike hoiy 81 WAlsef & Htoomer. Who vas
kklaed - D0ansify. ca the SEATTLE. Lake saore &
ESstefn railway. IN Monday Of last ssek. was
sniered 10 relatives 81 The deceased liysng IN
ksiiswskNs, Msn@.. yesterday lsY B0nuy & stewart.
BlpasneF vas eGnplasad IA lnggiHz camp aud
@aS sfnsasd y falling tree. Tha be8y y a.
hssraght 70 ssestls . week ago today znd ra4.
aMlmea Friday TIE deceased wAs sssisla man.
Agea e years.
It's FNsa&sns q Mss IsaFA BpsellA the ,lAeeh.
Or II Anth9uy noFesta. sae died SATURDAY.
nsoFainx Of tFpAesi iexrr 81 her bone near
Neseiss mtii. aefe Inferred Yes5eftisY afternoon
81 Calvary eenastary, aeF Father freloatatne
cfscsaked 81 the faaefal
M A, h. r. Nteans. wlEs Of Jazes stsans.
died yesterday FaeFEieK az bet he1as. eafner 81
Eede4 ard Kenny stFeuts, q aiiafaflea Of tAe
heart. It's body fNtaayes H. Nannev 4
ktrweFs't where Il AN he hs3a - aaAls the Ar,
slsslos khe dscessess hashana, who = 81 Nan.
villa TIE tatsezss VIII nes tale place. before
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AEzsnaAi0r ta9kes ~ sssNa xssrA ~ sAS larr.sss
sfoShsng asr&irsN Aakss eeals asaA- ase4 sassss,
lssss rasSxss8s fN2ssf, E&wssa 8 1sA aesm q
f5,,sss ass tesnmeSs ssse~ss
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HOLIDA
FURNIqURE
-- A 4 -
Clark & Capen's
WARE ROOMS,
PIKE AID FIFTH STREETS.

What better or more appFopri-
ate, or more acceptable, or more
useful present can you give your
husband, your wife, your father,
your mother, your brother, your
sister, your sweetheart, your cousin,
your uncle or your AUNT, than a
beautiful Plush Rocker, an Ar.
tisne Willow Rocker, a nice Plush
or spun SILK Bed Lounge, a beau
titul ParIoF suit. an Artistic Rug.
a frst-class Hair Mattress a nice
easy Chat. or Center Table, a
pair Of Chenille Portieres or Lace
Curtains a handsome Couch
draped With Porsiere, or an Gle.
gan, Oak Bedroom SuhP
Al these and = thousand and
one ether beautiful articles are on
exhibition IN Cur store, corner
PIKE AND FIFTH STREETS
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nasorErrxe rag sIsrEns.


ssevens Post. G. - r., Gives Banquet
20 fzae Relief Corps
s.evens Pess. Nc. l. 6 T. e. care reception
70 te rel ef ecrSs o. he Y0sf las, sxezing a. he
courthouse. after whseh tie company EsT ssfsa
10 - zaseel house restaurant foT > bassaGSt
Asans Iee persans ST. Own a. oaeanek - .
EpSenas1 szppeT pFspxFess - z. II Jenkins. woo
is&Gs A. E eeEarEte sid seox espeeial pains 20
make epre&d shat read be tAagsaghay en-
ioged 81 the hrerh-en OF the post aad the sisters
o. tse relief cerpe
eomrznte- a.. e wilson w1z unable 20 s9an
tie ess1pxny a the ba1qrsts beng compelled
70 leave he receps3cn a TIE esuEth0szze. senior
Ttca r. P. Carroll, 0f STRESS Posi- President
Nafy Z. spsulding. q the relief corps, junior
Vice Judge HOST. and Seriar Kste AEA u
EEzu. Of fhe corps presided ~ she banquet
Aesak afty-sTe Eembe.s Of the rei5ef cozrs
ioina1 the veteTzns at she banquet, and 81 en-
eyed the spread Tne festivities ended a. ii
GfeEaek
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Aaother taaaufaetory vas located 81 Latona
yesterday. when win employ twenty 70 twenty
Eve rgen daily.
Mr.. Evans hzs ordered tie machinery for his
tub and pail factory and single mill. to be To-
Gated on the water FROM, and the buildings viii
X erected for these manufactures as soon Is the
material can &c secured
There yes remains few water front lots to be
given 20 manufacturers sho viii locate At La
tona Immediately.
The Improvements under contract ~ Latons
consist of twenty houses, twelve Of which are
under construction. The hotel. depot ana i've
dwellings are now completed. Iatona avenue
and Boise street are being sidewalked, snG many
other improvements are being made TO enhance
the value and beautify this growing suburb OF
Latona. Lots are being toid by the owners,
James A. Moore and the seattle Land Company.
Oh Columbia street
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Exeesxtan tsekxn = al F1sasx IN KaaeSe ass
Esslena sole 81 sefsAesa Fassse Eekes CSC.
~ - seeexz ssees. hs&aaa saasG
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nulanlNM rNRwtrS.
A Record ~ S~w nundiuK~ aushsris.

A REGARD - Nes building. Authorized
ny th~ fsspsrsars
Rntsdsse tn.pSSfs4 AhA<st yvssexsisx isSaspa
sAs fsafaowlnx psfmsfls
" Msgssesss ansssesF ssAsse. ~ z IL A
fsenns' 5 aasttsian. eosg SO
"A alien. esssHsssfE frame. ~ ;. ~ Z Saan.
saers 4 Eassaaas sati4toa eoet $50
geAa kai1sss. csc 4Ssosv frasee. sos T. "a
1ess iss's alsslE2ss. 49, ia
I, Nsssaness tAFxe Il ssasy egAzes in s8ocs
Az Rlsrkxe kd18gtee ssas ssHN
= fawrsAre, Saa.ssory frame ses 4 ~
l.esnaE.a tEsnk k1.sIssazs esls1 saaaA
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TaE sKAaRAvr cIosKn.
n served Its rurpese Well nst Proves
tapEoftahtr.


tapEpIatshtr.
Mr. A. A Seskxavs. og IAe soasfAve hassl. hHs
eerskeza e. dtseeassaue the Assci ara uens ne
heaAe uas feg pfsTats ase. Is wes oets9aslsy ln.
aaadxsl
Tae Asesstessi's eisMs seFp drawn zoe a fnw 81
tsEssee hozses fer dwelling psFfSAes Bra osssne
sn HE bAg Frs and sAn Necessity foy fsss elsss
huts1. NJ. SeaEyaXT svmn&xsed ID ia sreh a sAv
fkAs csc 81 The eosseet ~ hesselrsss sas tArasn
cg9u 30 tbs beaxat % tas tsasxnne eah,ss,
nufSus TIE ettnSnaez saoaths ls the an.e aFst.
class basel ia lie city. Ths sAxeaxe arrafs.
ssiskhed che pnsgsste Sos wHtes - lAnsglssr1 su
sessted b. sna Is s1.aszns kGfToanalass saa ths
sharafnx snAnnes 80 whSeh Is vas elassssesess
vii ~ FraaemaeFs2i xezy rle2xa0tly - hoss Of
r&onAns
Al bat tAe twa ssseeg aFSftssrats Ia tAr faer
ssery dfxis1aa hssv ssen fvasSs, sod Is s a0s
satSatsea - &ct1se he fesszsesseF ssF BOARDING
nafpessa. several dsErEvat pSgsses hAIaas the
sssAfter ssa4es eoHss.sesAgion
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MORE HELLO BoxEs.



The sunset Telephcne company has received
hfty sess u nsH telephones. ana yesterday the
FIRST twe3tT i've new Subscribers received teie-
phoaes. The ether twenty-five telephones VII
Re gotten in piere within TIRE next few days. aud
then the next tweEsY Ave subscribers EEo have
been waiting patiently for telephones viii Be
happy.
Fifty sets more Of telephones are expected here
from the East within few days. when shey
arrive the refna nder ef the neW subscribers
win be given TEL phones.
TIE Pacific Post / Telegraph Company is I'M
proving its lines both north aud south Of the
city
The Western Union isnenen are working on
the Portiand-sestfie and Tsnino-c1ympia lines.
and both will be completed shortly.
Ut. OBI en-, formerly night operator with the
Western Union, is now & day ma with the
Pzeihe Postal
" ]. Walls. formerly night operator with the
Pacific P,stAi, il now day chief With the West
egn Tai0n.
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Tie horse and buggy found by Officer John
son lkse sunday rigilt aud taken 10 fhe Montana
stables on Washington, between Fifth and sixth
streets. Is SsfIl there awaiting au owner. Ii is
possible thst the rig was stolen.
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E&vV yea ssxn sAE sixs8Ax ia ~ A. Kew
ssafAsw a4 ssesamE ps&Sa Egssgs ss@ss AZ eS2ass.
etes f4srx Il slssfPs az8&.f7IrV. sEsa3ss s&&vsax
assa sszssk IA 49,. el ere s&sFsS 1gSsgsss azd
esaSs FENseass toa @aE@Trcue e. sas1SssH. tse
EkSts SO fAs cars Na8 ana exasss -. Atsssa
e1oeA - sSe9ma ssse~s vi A kNsg SFsExss4
Esks ~EAs tt2lssa Eass Nzla yts Tesaz
fsf.er Yktsssk fet a. rSsnss Essx Leaves FOzt,
Ard "a a&fss< z&resza elssHSeg
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SAssnAw tpay sseeaS sstsslsssa ,si IS ptseess ga
tke uaak 1 kss~HahsF =. A h0w Fssc~k ace eAay
trfnsA Mas AID sa ssAzzaa 50 a Esz@sel 8s,raz
g. - eQgasg ss<ssasd AIS GAsEry sEsses1 Tasss
ksss vii saake sssrss &s~Fs sussk eeag. zxxsas
8gs essA fes lsst 49, ssa peg aseass
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sGkks 8@zsa 9h5sz - fss = a nsafrel t.ssssxss "A
rssseats al ~ mscgss 8sss - q ssyaaas Pause
i 80. >, Nsasatssx 4a& k&eeH1asAars. eeszez Frsal
ma2 e-asEGsss
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Notice of Sale.

kofsce OF Sale.
SetieS . HEREBY gwen tai Aasler ara ~ ~
tae oE ~ egsier Ut tAe Sapersar cgyart ~ Egr~
cenusy. ssAts ~ N&shtngToa. "a fhs raatfer -
p Hsasea - Hes Creditors. wtsl Cd 800
seSs ~ 81 4sSs. AZ t&e hRs3z 81 slos,k n -
- sae sssra ferzsefsy eeeuass<3 ~ n : Rasses,
s1sa&1e an Sse ao~faU rass ceeEsx 81 Sssssrs a.
MIA saFN3sss &af e cry g. -sssfsa 5ax 1870
= $50 ses} - , Aste ssaB40n 50 tzas ntxhgst -
h~Sf No ELS res esss i&E xzack Of ssaFes 49,
9As fEwsne willow uzr~. ese 1890 =
iea estate - sae al 2. ;. HsAsxa. Fxslgsee@-
Dss<d ~ seattle Atzg eo&@Sg, v So as S.
las & NeCSEsasz. 1Sxs
saEr B9RIgs. asepsver
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-08
Dentistry.

DR.. j. J. Leek will arrive in Carlin,
March Is, 1889; Elko, March 25; and
about April 8, Tusoarora; May g..
Battle Mountain; May 10, Austin; June
10, Eureka; and later on I intend to
visit Hamilton, Ely, Taylor, Cherry
Greek and Wells. use for extracting
teeth local Anmsthetic and an Electric
al chair, the lntest improvements from
San Francisco.
Those desiring my services please
come early.
STA, If. Dr.. j J. LEEK.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-08
A Warming.

A few days since small child was
killed at Reno by train on the v. &
Z. Il. r. Last week two children were
run over on the Gsary St.. Railroad in
San Francisco, one was killed and the
other seriously injured. It is high time
TINT the parents OF small children take
some means to prevent these little fel.
lows from running about the trains,
thereby running the risk of being killed
outright or crippled for life, There are
some small boys in Elko who are per-
mitted to run ut lurge, aud who make
practice of jumping on and OFF passing
trains to the great danger Of lite or
limb. Only last Saturday evening
some of these kids, who should have
bson at homo, were following this Gus
tom, and sometime it is quite likely
that their parents will be mourning tue
loss Of q child and denounoing the rail-
road officials for gross csrelessness.
Look out for. your children and zee that
they do not run into danger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-08
Settlers, Rights,

came to Nevada in 1879 and settled
on little ranch, up i'll the mountains
where the people told me would siarvs
my family to death if tried to farm,
for it frosted every night in tho year
and could raise nothing. The land
ut this time was unsurveyed and. as I
supposed, belonged to to the Govern
ment whose flag defended rs soldier
In the Union army from 1861 to 1865.
1 supposed I would have the privilege
of demonstrating or pre-empting my
little home, but after the survey 1 find I
am on what is called Railroad Land.
1 have lived upon and cultivated the
land for eight years. have offered to
buy the lard from the Company but
they would not sell to me. Now I
understand they have leased my land
to certain party, resident of Ruby
Valley, aud suppose an attempt will
be made to deprive me Of my home, but
it can't be done by no one man. power;
and to save the parties leasing the land
any trouble I would advise them not to
try to dispossess me of my home. They
had better let that job out to the Sher-
id. am an American born and law
abiding citizen, but think the law re-
quires of me to provide for and protect
my wife and children; and 'By the
Eternal, j." in the Language of the i'm
mortal jackson, propose to do it.
WIoKL1FF LEMoN.
Secret Valley, April 6, 1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-08

On the morning of April 80. 1889, at
8 O'Clock, It has been arranged that the
church bells all over che country shall
ring to celebrate the event of 100 years
ago, when the church bells throughout
tho thirteen States rang out to call the
people together to pray for tho success
and prosperity of the country under
General Washington, that day inaugu-
rated tho first President of tho United
States.
A herd of tramps congreg,ted at the
water tank below town LAST Saturday
night, but they were induced to "march
on" by Constable TripIett and an assist
ant. Those Of our citizens who feed
such worthless vagabonds offer a prcmi-
uni on hoodlumism instead of bestow-
ing charity. These lazy louis nre en-
titled to no consideration and should
rot be encouraged in their idle and dis
solute lives by being fed. Bounce
them whenever they apply for assist
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Prs.l aen.lal Appointments.

The President has appointed Joel B.
E.hardt, Collector Of Customs OF New
York, Cornelius Van Colt. Postmaster
at New York, and Schuyler BarJe 90, OF
Virginia, Chief Clerk of the Patent
Ofion, vice Lepacomb. resigned.
Joel B. Erha DIT, appointed Collector
OF Customs for New Yo.k, was the Re /.
Publican candidate for Mayor at tue
election last Fall His selection has
no particular Significance, Ms about all
leading Republicans Of the city favor
his appointment.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing between Way
land Perry and Fred Perry. under the
firm name of Perry Brothers, in the
hotel business in the town of Carlin,
Elko county, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All out
standing demands are to be paid to
Wayland Perry who assumes all debts
against the firm and will continue the
business as formerly.
WAYLAND E. PERRY,
F. 8. PERRY.
Carlin. March 81, 1889. sod.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-08

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
tee I.
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For sale.

A neat. we'll finished frame house
OF four rooms with convenient closets,
q good 'c:llar and out buildings, is
offered for sole or reasonable terms.
The house is well furnished and will
DO sold either with or without the fur.
nitnre at the option of the purchaser.
For further partlculars call on or ad-
dress,
e. BILKEY,
As u. Elko, Nevada.
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DrayinR.

Now that Spring has opened and the
town needs cleaning up, the old pioneer
drayman, George Dexter, is prepared to
clean up and cart away all accun" lated
rubbish at reasonable prices. Those
desiring my services will please leave
orders vt the Humboldt House.
3-8. GEORGE DExTER.
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MLive nnd l.et aive.v

Those who desire topurchase the best
quality of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable housa
where fair dealing md courteous treat
ment is the .uls. Glassware, Tinwars
StonsrMa, Nails etc. always in stock
III H. CEASE
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As ~.
nj aSOn &c.
E. B1LKEY,
Elko, Nevada.

There will he speoial meeting of
Elko Lodge No. 10, r. & A. NJ, at
their Hall on Tuesday evening, April
9th. ut z 80 o'clock, for work in the
First Degree. Members Of the Order
are requested to BE- present At tho hour
named.
BY order,
G. w. GROVES, w. M.
T. N. STONE, Secty.