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ss4ensd.sszos ysaseseodaks aus.
sr%out fsrss sn sya1boteH dlA pstihe
ou@dd scsl4v6lant' quite pedt Alin,
oncle du petit Btssdodihedr, deman:
dsn, IL pafi,s i f6fsille de ID mere,
grantd? ~~'s~:,ast'. a: Z
ss-BisJaAa,k: Pd5urdaoi pas ?'Defeh.
|dtez:v5ds a essihlec duff Volt t iiiss; les
phases de- sa vie f~eprfyentees aGutouy
dele par 5es effsh}s Ct ses pstts-sh,,
fanrs, afth salt Il mot quifl faut dire q
toaas, hi td1sfendfa-,vtSia de connaitre
aussi '1e present NIT e pins AGREEABLE a
chacun. i? ""s>'
ARqAsr:: ' Fl que .aircz-vous, je
suis curieux de Te ssvoir, que direz-
vous de ia jeune demoiselle. qui pa
rec dc toutes les graces de recharpe
ct DIES cheveux fottants, s'est elancee
:f 81. 49,
sur o grand pere lie bon papa
~n'aurait pas demande mieux que de
roster tranquille en- son ~fauteuil CON-
me son vieux chat sur son COUSIN.
Ma fol, je vous avoue que j'ai tourn6
lie dos. Je ne puts souffrir l'exagera-
ton ct la maniere, meme chez les io-
lies femmes.
BENJAMIN. La, encore, mon ami !!
Vous calomniez la forme pour vous
eviter la peine den penetrer resprit.
J'ai bien WI, moi, pourquoi les ienoux
de la pauvre enfant fiechissaient lors-
qVelle 4 entoute lie .vieillard de e
bras. Mon ami, savez-vous quill a
fat un pas dc moins i la rencontre
de sa petite file ?tPeut-etre l'anneae
prochainc ne pourra-t-il plus bouger
du fauteuil don't lie bras est devenu
pour lui un appui' neice=saire. Cette
pensee a traverse IL occur lie Ia pau
vre petite, ses yeux Sc sont mouilles.
ct ellie a senti le besoin de donner une
plus grande part de caresses a les re-
yous auriez pu lire la meme
pehsse u lie front sPuc eiia du frere
mails lui. il compte. les peines de la vie,
!hfles 'ps6yoitss itqqi4te. Va prepare,
aandsi qaeHasso 'a4u'dh pensese
Eepareryi azsoueir, -iloig.er% le NAL.
Charaner gjasqu'a ia .maladie et a Ia
mort n'astoe pas Z; lot dA la femme?
ARaANE.. 1e ne. s;aurais alopter
'otre point de vat;;' eahprdnter votre
mails je vous' ttOuve heureux
le voir encore ainsi, mon yieux CANA |
ade. - assn
BENJAMIN. Eft moi, mon ami, fen
reprends la cure de votre esprit from
leur. Je veux vous conduire il ira
'ers les scenes d'idterieur de cette vie
don't il est dd'usage de me-
Au lieu den disstquer les de-
auts ct les vices, nous lni aemande,
ons 4 ;sa r Poeessie st. St So grace, ct nous
herchero n ensemble I'esprit, de vie
Gus !e symbolic, tqui cessera des lors
e vous p~arsitre %yieillir.
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J In cs'ebre h4t1Sxssde 'fss1aafhs:'
ldrais Dc Ssrssbddhfsst6 6onstrdiE,;
vera Isn'157o. p&r fssse:Hs6rerht:'
-0feat 10 15eJairh&siso'%NBf4
,tsesaration desEueike s9Ass4f6sSe'
sstedotifiee patss"goutefsAent i.
''dS7sNdPolton rFn..~s4.a - edeMeta
prs an'fe 1~er'rmkrsa 1B4rsAMf'k
Tds'dS' I'assedfbfe3' AthHffIe s4fSff'
..ratidait les ptelidhaathieaQesd p afx !
!salgages .. sversaiLes pA,sN NIdsss,
pouvoiE esSr uhais ~ !, ~.
s~A%s:y. st@s@ .s. ;
TN 'cet'tenaihB* utqsefMa1M. s1sn
;,ahcien ,sqldat dfmiiih1t ANsff kah
Went d. t'monrua ls;j'iass, 5 as, os sf9 aus :.
a Harrington (Maine..) ,-Nash await
TAFT toute la campagne de 1872 ct
recevat une pension du gouyerne.
ment. 8. go .
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SCENES DE FAMILLE.
LIE PREMIER JOUR DE Ian.

ARGANT. Nous direz &c quill vous
plaira c'est barbara, assommant,
surname I'm jour tlu pour donner
des lndigestions u enfants, DIES rhu-
matlsmes aux vieillards, pour wider la
poche DIES uns. gOnt1er d'envie lie crur
DIES autres. ct faire bailler a sc fendre
Ia bouche tout homme de
bon sens =. .Saiton &c ou'elle
vous apportera. cette nouvelIe aimee.
pour Sc rejouir de 81 venue Ma fol,
81 votrc tete blanche s'arrange dc sots
compliments don't lc refrain est tou-
jours sVous avez IN an de plus a {.
compagne de plusieurs autres: :" ie
suis. votre serviteur tres humble /! TAI
deja trop de cheveux girls pour mac
commoder de cette ~salutation, 1uclles
que soft les phrases dorees ct sucrees
don't on renveloppe c'est l'histoire
de ces mauvais dioJlotiinx d'epicier
emmaillotes de devises, de dorures,
de p%eintures, de decoupures, destinees
d cacher le maudit moroccan de platre|
huile, moule, ~douceatre, detestable au
govt ct malsain a l'estomac, qui Sc
trouve au centre. All que maize,
CONNIE nos aristocrates, I'm bon cha
teau on je puisse aller me refugier.
du 81 decembre au Is janvier, loin
du salut obsequieux du porter, des
t'relires DIES conductors d'Omnibus,
de la reverence empressee des cuisi-
nieres ct des s~oubrettes, des sourires
nlals ct s%ignifcatifs des laquais, des
bouches pincees dies jeunes demoisel-
les don't les yeux en- coulisse guettant
vos poches enflees, du regard hardi
ct queter de l'avide ecolier, des cri-
ailleries DIES marmots.. Eli oue
saisje? II MY aurait pas trop de
lannee OH ION entire pour. enumerer
les vexations du jour qui Ia com
mence.
BENJAMIN. Tout doux Bon Dieu.
qnelle verve +! ~Calmez-vous, MON ami.
calmez-vous! Avec quelle vigueur
vous defender votre or ct yotre lem
nesse, helas ! SAN pouvoir les emma
cher de glisser a travers les reseaux
trop delies qui les retirement. Cou-
tunes surannees, dites-vous =? C'est
peut-etre pour celia que ie les aime.
Ma 'tete est blanche ct non blasee L
les retours du passe sont pour mos;
pleins de charmes. lie printemns al,
beau revenir tous les ans, il ma en-
core rien perdu s.aur moi de SEES gra-
ces rlantes, nj ihiver ma point WI ter
MIR sa b%riliante parure ct ses gran
doles Gle glace. 81 vous sayiez ayec
q"elle douce joie j'emplis ct vide ma
poche en- &c jour qui vous dome tant ,
q humeur Jaime ccs saluts souriants :,
qul accueillent avec moi lie n%ouyeaul &.
commun a tous, cette nou- i
Veile aimee donnee don't la %couronne
Eressee d'immortelles ct de, hssiaifSas4p- ,
porte a chacnn SO part de sod.ire ct t
Joie, ct pas une douleur qui ne c
sc cacher une veftu? :
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- Heuxi, La, Jan. %. ,ss,
. had ttied nearlv all thu ~.Ioctars in to,n
Nh MI m"st distressing cough, that has ,r,u',
,su ne Tor wears mil | Was i~nlu,cd ir
~ "aiiis to try venr Asthma PENN" ~
ihey nave acted lnest be ,utiiuily anJ ,nS s
l could not dc without them "'' NO"
Mrs. JNO. FIELDs
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1Skagaiiere disparitiioata' de deux
iiagots dsugeak..a Deux lingots
d'argent peasant ohacan.-. environ
sai&enies qssinza fiyre~sont tombes
*saare3issx p,Ae. sp,dpsis ,b.ohil,
l.aul DIM aaniiost Asneia ahous :veps
~ eiRsdsBroa&FsS ct: dn Bsston:
streets. On ne s'rst pas apercu
i y !. s.hediatehsnt dsSlsur di4parjiIon,
ct, dspuis, il n'4pas etefA possible
d. +. r.steave.; n.,ers fes p f'
fscbsrchsas. L.s 1eutxs < prst e
linsot. taisAiesint pp.st t1s d'aassee'
aasptise d'ar9snt, itpfesentapt
etec;eoo, It qus l'oa. tfsu Il
1eeea Do rIUmJyiS p6sf hs1pxdier
q 4nsles.rr. poqt t. !; eoa.pis' d.
.. 50 .StsJ3 tx :.
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ATTENTION.
knights of the GoIdep n

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Cal
= h; OF q. X. will he held in the II
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. .. O. F. on +
ond n fourth Tuesdays Of each mon1
o'clock P. NJ.
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ARaASr. asRear: le coupyvous.paur.
riez tomber .iuste sette, fois; le. pekit
dr6le les await certaiaeaent anprises
de routine, car il anonn.stf terrible;
ment, ct son doigt fourre dams ) .. las
che await tout Lair 'd'y -aller .sc j, rsi
les paroles recalcfsrantes. ~ .-j>7
BENJAMIN; Fl 5eptelIss moths
prec'eases, : yotrs i pouf: atTe ,ie;,
reflet de p|usieuu: fayers daaepsisn.2.
oh !! Que, j'aime:b iens mieux sue.ae,
premier deye!s q: ls9fantT son il! IS;
mier effort d'intelligeRce ct. de. az;
MORE, ait pour but. la rfsete, ala .honne
aimee de ii srsnd:mefe;- qsse.aay
inspire sppi par'l "a white " ID effaintte
AHaAxr::4 \ 4 aiasExeilIIs. ,pals'. pax:
mi les %vehlcules, comptez aussi le. ss,.
'teau GU lie 3onbQn qui viendront das
que la legon sera rtipG.Ge. Vous
m allez dire Encore I'm symbo!a n.
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sNonsEax.

1t h.shaeh teisGnphed from London
.thA Mrs.. J W slackay entertained the
Prince ~ Wales Al her LONDON estAb.
li.hment onr day las, week. The house
W,s = parable IL II iw-rs. q" thu Jenkins
Of the OCCASION report. aud Mrs. M,c
kay's dress. bronsl,t from Pnri., was of
white satin. smbroii- oil with lii;es Of
the valley aud ornamental with pearl.
aud damon Il. Several Americans were
pse,ent an,l tho Princes .urper was
/. served in a room apart from the other
gu-st.. whom IL appears His Royal
IIighncss did MT care to associate with
at the table. After dinner a concert
w,s given hy distinguished asti,t>.
whom the hostess lad expis aly i'm
p .rt.d from Paris. aud "a short piey
porformel by urnbsrs Of the Paris
Opera Comiqas eos, S 200.
The aoin which MIS-. Mackny 80 Law
ishiy exrrais in entertaining royalty
abroad wa. produced III Nevada. siHn
tho Silver State. but iusteth of usins II
pat Of it in developing the resources
OF the state il is exp.n led in entertain
ing u Prince wLu. while rond.sceudirg
to dino ut Ia residence OF the Mckay.
it seems suubs hiI hostess by not ea,iu
at the same h,ille with her
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT, SUNDAY, APRILl4, 1889.
Alfalfa.

The alfalfa field ia the Bosom block
on Sec md Street is Ileasaut trans
formation from a'kali land which sur-
rounds our town. and stands ns an ex-
ample Of til cultivation Of the SOIL
[C.ntral Nerad Ala.
There are Thousands OF acres Of land
III Elko county which would produce ns
fue alfalfa n. can be grown n~ny~Lere.
nud il would be II paying Investment to
farm erI To cuitivat. it. From our
limited knualslSe II agriculture We
wunl.i il IgS that the soil h"retb"utS is
mu,h better adapted to the growth Of
alfalfa than the land near Reno uheio
1t is grown so successfully.
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The wool Market.

Justice, Bntomau & Co.. Wool Com
mission Merchants Of Philadelphia. in u
circular dated April LIST quote prices Of
wool rs follows: Utah und Nevada 6uc,
Heavy, 10 to lG cents; Utah aud Nevnd"
medium. choice. - To % CO. t.; Utai
and Nevada, medium. heavy. II to Is
cents; Utah and Nevada, coarse, u
blood, 81 10 % cents. Thcss partleo,
who are considered entirely reiiaui,,
say:
We desire to be brought in communi =
cation with those " ho ~cuIt=urpl,te buy
lug the next clip. We also desire t."
communicate with the rnuchmen in the
Territories whose clips are Of sufficient
magnitude to warrant direct shipment.
Prompt iufo nation by telegraph Or
letter will he furnished to NIL VIM
desire, information as TO the market
value OF their wool.
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sdnho luxiuus,

idaho is anxious for Statehood, and
Governor S,evenson's call for Constr
iutional Convention Mt Boise CITY,
July /, on assurances from Delegate
Dubois, in W,shi ngton. That Idaho wills
be MAIDS e State mex Winner causes
much rejoicing throughout the Terri
tory. The memLers o: the Cunsiitu-
tiounl Convention will be elected June
3rd. The election to adept" consIitU
t. ion and e'eJt II full State ticket wilt
be held next Fall. and the United
st ,tes Senator's will bc chosen next
Winter by the new Legislature. The
Morinons oppose Statehood and vii,
attempt to lie Oh; it.
Tne nomination Of Col. George l.
Shoupe, just appointed Governor OF
Idaho. has beeu received with gr.ai
enthusiasm aud public demonstrations
He has beeu II resident of the Territory
twenty i've yenrS and is popular.
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nSunitY.

A Chicago n'iTi'ter says that insanity
is car'ed ly disbelief in n future state.
1t is strnrgo h"H superstition wiil cling
to the world. Insanity is n pur"ly
physical disease Of the organ Of the
iuinl. Religion has uburt as much to
do with it as with soft corls. stomach
ache or nstsma. Sufferers from brain
diseA>e were long regarded rs under
supernatural di'ciplin , nul this folly
for centuries deprive tue in.n,,e Of the
b-Letts Of medical study and tioa;men,.
alter these hal helped I'm uInity in the
diseases which attack o'h"r organs aud
uuctions Of tho boiy.--[ Alta.
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I.o Oh n Rnnnpn2c.

A dispatoh from Tuscarora says:
''Iudian Jack, from Deg Valley. shot
and killed Captain Jim md moria'ly
wounded another Indian about Z o.
clock this morning, tso miles from
I an tho result Of an Indian row."
There Ii IT. Il donht that whisloy
WINS Mt the bu.ton of the ~fracas, and
there should 10 somo means devised to
prevent Indians from eetli'g il. The
Inv provides fevrre penalties for fur
nishing Indians with liquor. but by
some means they get il, aud il those
who furnish II we.e tbs victims Of their
drunken wrath it would not mat .or: but
IN fortunately such is not the case.
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C.iin asc Is "a yes.

In China n skilled workman d osn't
make oyer 81 por month. Ordinary
Held hands get from three TO four cents
n day with food, aud skilled workmcn
receive from five to six cents. Doctors
who get ns high as 30 cents n visit in
the cities come down to ten cents n
visit in the county. aud engrayors and
painters receive from ten to twelve
cents n day. E'eveu cents a day is
.arnol Ivy artisans, and oil lnborers
work on Sunday. There are trade
unions. Boutntn make ton aud twelve
dollars per year.
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HOTEL ARHIyALS.
Oepot HoteI-Cinrk & Grccn, pro-
~prIctors.

Depot HoteI-Cinrk & GTccn, PRO.
p~rIctors.
T l. Aasalina. l. II Assalina, Virginia
City; ] J M,Namoc, J w Wcrncr,
Austin Gilruth. North Fork; G Giiny,
ID II Birdsail, S F;B L Todi. S. Louis;
Jas II Prosser. Cariini l. II Wool7er-
ten, Secret Valley.
Thos Mccool & wife. Diamond Val.
ley; FL Carv1ls, Mound Valley; IL q
Davis, Carson; J w UOOfk, Hunting
ton; John II Lander, IL II linueh; J A
Nibsrson. Miss Helen 1iol,ersou, L,.
noble; 4 Mabnuy, South Fork; J u
0emmiii, Red DlGf, Ca; Mss s 81
freeman, Virginia City; J1a Ebert.
Mrs a W Atchison, Carlin; William.
1on, Ruby Valley u q tiuboy, New
York; 90 Mcdonald. Peko.
= Hansen, Tom Kane, Dillon Rob-
tris. woll.; D - Williams. Mas Minnie
Henderson, TuscaIota; II f Pierson.
A NJ riaff. liono: ID IL Bitdsril, s +;
Louis Dello. O d Sasn, Alex Musscr
Hnlleck, ] II fcbncll, Battle Mountain;
DR. Ell Cary, honolulu. 1; ID q En-.
Kerry, Boston: co Gainy, fremont.
J d Abel. Fort Hailrcf; 9 d Alexau.
der, Miss Minnie Alexander, Norh
Fork; 10 Herman, Geo II Warrington,
Pleasant VALLEY; o II sfest,, D,c,h;
Geo J TAncNafy. Mound ytilcy; NJ
Josson, Ruby Valley.
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II!s I'm.

RIG 'BY:-Ia Exc. N.1,ia. April Z
1889. to ile wife Of Stanley Rigsby, II
son.
IIUSrEn:-In Eito. Neva In. April Z,
1889, t. the wife Of William Hunter,
u son,
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school trustee.

There isH vacancy in the Board Of
School Trurtees for Elko School Dis.
trict, cnused by tue resignation OF J. ID.
Bradley, which vacancy will be filed
by appointment On the LIST day OF May
next. In order To comply with the
wishes Of tho patrons Of tho E'ko
schools. said appointment will DO made
in accordance with tho wishes OF n mn.
j"riIy Of parents and guardians ms eI-
pressed by tho petition representing tho
greatest number Of school children.
The names'of petitioners who have 10
children Of school ago will not be con-
sidcTed.
W. g. Low,
EI.Onicio Supt. Schools.
Exc. April 4. 1889.
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FOR MILO.

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The house IL we'll furnished md will
10 sold oithnr with or without tho fur.
piture ut tho option Of tho purchaser.
For further particulars call on or adj
dtoss,
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40 u. Elko, Nevada.
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1.-Two ana Let 1.-Two.

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions, ma wall ma glnar unrc, Queens.
ware. ei'. should not fail TO examine
my stock aud prices before purchasing.
"a penny saved IL Al good as n penny
eurncd." and you can snvo money by
purchasing goods Mt home. | carry a
lnrgc stock of s]easounhle goods aud
will sell NJ Live md Lot Live prices.
~, III. CnAtS.
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Waiter scott. Mighty mas.s.

In the year 1914 alone. Scott wrote
nearly the whole OF the 'l.ife OF Swift"
tho second and third volumes OF
.'wayerley." .'rhe Lord OF tho ~lsles,"
two essays for the supplement TO tho
'.Ercyclopelia Brit,anic," the intro
duction and notes to the ''Alemorio OF
tho Sommervilles." a%nno.ntions to u ro-
print OF RowlanI's Letting or the
lIumors Of Blood in the Head Vein"
1911. and kept up an unstinted CORE
spondence with his friends; and all this
literary activity was interrupted by u
two months voyage to the lIcbridcs,
md by constant attention to the tiuan-
cial pcrplcxiiies o tho B~alluntync press
and publishing house, in which his
~pccaui;lry interests were involved. He
seemed to feel after this stress of work
that, us no expressed it, he needed to
'rcfrcsh tho machine" SO he SGT out
for Abbotsford and refreshed tho ma
chine" by writing tho three volumes Of
Guy Manncring' in six IS. mt
Christmas time, In tho three years
from 1927 to 1880. whilo no was under
the pressure of u load OF debts so largo
that 1t seemed as If nothing los than
some bold and speculative venture in
trade could remove the burden within
the few years left u him. lie wrote
about thirty original volumes ON
thing like ten for each OF these years.
E ii. Woodruff, in S%cribncr's Mag
nzinc.
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undermining.

Having purchased Of Brown 4 Hos
kins their interest IN the Undertaking
business, I nm now prepared 10 attend
to all calls in that line. | will MISC At-
tend 10 tlo repairing and upholsteriny
Of Furniture. sic. Shop ON Commrrci.l
street, norl door to brown g. IIoski,y'
old stand.
Go ME- pgTERsoS.
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Those Who desire topurchnss the best
quality Of 0rocciies mud Provisions nro
referred 10 tho above reliable house
~hcrs fair dealing mud courteous trca,
mcni Is tSG :ule. Glassware, Tinwnro
Stone YaIa, Nails etc, Away, in stock
l-f IL. CRASH
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Boston Courirr:-If y,u PIT u sign
urou II door with thr. woid paint"
painted upon it. hal: Of the rnssers-,'y
will question the veIaciry of the state
ment and put out an investigating In
or. When there is ice up"n the side
walk, the case is entirely different.
People tumble 10 th.t At once without
having their attention called to it ut
all.
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obcrHIIon.

Said Paddle!ord 10 his wife OH the
way back from the museum, IL am
firmly convinced that women have nu
innate. natural, constitutional 10 We Of
the hor ible."
Good thing for yon." she retnrted.
cor you might hure l,ecn IL bachelor tn
your dying 'iay Life.
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Dissolution Of PartncrshIp.

Dissolution OF PnrtncrshIp.
Notice Ia hereby given that tho patt-
ncrship formerly o%xirting between Way
land Perry and Fred Perry. under tho
firm nnmo OF PorIy Drothors, In tho
hotol business in Tho town OF Carlin,
Elko county, Nevada, IL this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All out
standing demands nrc 10 DO paid TO
WnylGnd Perry who sGumcs all debts
against the firm aud will continue tho
business M formerly.
WArLAHp u. Penny.
+. s. Penny.
Chflin. March 81. 1880. sod.
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AID THEASUuEss
Of Ei.Eo COUNTY.
For The Quarter EnGing March
81, ISs0,

For The Quarter EnGing March
81, 1850.
STATE OF NEVADA
County uI EiEO. 60
A]UDIrOR'S OFFICE.
April l. lisp.
To the Honorable Board Of County CommIs.
sioncrs Of Eiko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
tcIly Report Of the Finances OF the CouniJ
for tie quarter ending March 81. ISso.
a. vANyLECK,
l.. L. MoRGlN.
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALI. SOURCES.
Cash In TT. nsnry Jan. !. lSSo. ........Is,I3i Of
CUia'y iuCVIr account Oi
i:eS collected .....:.. . 81 IS
Gaming Lice. 70 by
Seem ............ -. ..... l,215 10
Cci,Tal Lccise ly
Poll tax Ly Assessor tUvO
Per. Prop. tax by Tax
Acct Lc.q't Tax by Tax Re
ceiver......... ............ 500 10
Ten pr; cent. On d,i.Lqueh, Tax
by 1a> Rrc,iur............ - ~
Acct Dslq't Ici Iax iy
lax Receiver. IL %
SDuucnmuni SpCC.al School tax GS
Penal Is
rUsssEsuT| Land CiSiIn........ ~ ~
State School uND........... ) Ca u
Miscellaneous ....... ........ u
-
Total 1913 50
Commissions allowed
by law, and iECluCtl
IN fCcs IoiiuVIci-Gisu
LiCIn land Personal
Property accounts. To
wit:
iicrnsc Collector for
collecting gaming
tC"u-tS-......... &c -
License tllCctUr for
coiltC;in; General
Liccists........... 81 ~
PpIl Tax .......... u -
personal T. opuItJ lux llH
Total................. 1T5 20
fetal net rcccipts........ ! 73,I6i
Iolnl''...... ......'.. ........sSj i:B GS
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IHtIlInrdT Table.

We have for sale n good, secondhand
Billiard Table which will he sold chcnp.
Gall on or nddrc,s,
REcknAET & FnokLfcH,
&C limo. Elko, Nevada,
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Amt raid GU, school fund. .s5.Is3 IS
SUMMARY STA

Amt pd state Treas
urv;......... ...... tla.2S9 81
Ain't pd. from School
FUNDS. 5.Ioi ii
Amt paid frvIR It1sl
Fund ............. l.5 -
Total Dis GurseInents 1928 III
BAL. In Treasury. ..s.T..i9 81
Ca-h la Treasury April. 81. to