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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-26
THE PRESS ON SILVER,

The limited purchase md coinage
of silver has been tho means OF avert.
ins n tori,b!o financial panic whilo tho
country was being heavily drained of
gold. Silver has shown ito power to
rorcnt disaster while it's use has
been contracted. What would II O
do Tor tho dropping intorests OF tho
country II II was unlimited in it's
power to do good?-IAspen, Colo,
Times.
Undor tho coinage act OF last ycnr
wc arc absorbing into tho money
supply nearly all tho ycurly increase
OF tho silver stock for tho mincs.
Not u nation in Europe cDn spuro IN
a%pprcciaolc quantity OF its silver.
1horo il no danger Of being flooded
with bullion from my sourcc abroad.
Wo must have FREQ coinage Of silver
or II resort to the government TO issue
legal tondor paper notes. Those who
think and those ~ho pretend to think
that a silver dollar Is not good money,
in tho iacU OF tho fact that We can
circulate Si00,O0o,0O0 freely ind safe.
j, may, when mhttors got worse than
now, DO compelled to deal with a do.
maud for Issues Of government notes
which canno: 10 satod 30 very oasily.
-(kunHas City THUGS.
Tho betrayal Of silver eighteen yenrs
ago 10 now returning to curse tho
pRtty leaders who assisted In the
frau !, md 70 haunt tho u IN the
White House. who 10 now Obliged to
choose between tho mo;al OF tho peo.
plo and tho fpolN OF the monupolist.
How to satisfy tho public demand
for FREQ and unlimitod coinage, and
ynt not benefit silver, 10 tho question
on which they are debating dizzy aud
n'Hhs Tho Amorican product Bchome
woe n moro suhtotiuRc, md tho real
purpose has boon laid baro no prompt.
ly that u hne dono no rcaI damugo 10
tho silver oaueo, but hos exposed
those who nro moi roul friends oi all.
Vcr coinage. IL has 10 thin rcgatd
bean n benefit, since tho people now
kuow who would hotray tho cnuso in
order to bask in tho sunlight OF Prosi.
dcnLinl favor. --lDapyo NowS
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MONDAYS. DAILr.l
SALMAGUSDI.

DR.. Joseph Henderson left for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dorsey re-.
turned from tue west last night.
Mrs. VIM. Snow md children re.
turned from Ruby Valley this after
noon.
FL. Frank, OF Bullion, and VIM
Mitchell, OF Smith Creek, arc in town
to-day.
Tho ranchcrs aro all busy with
their haying. Tho crop 10 tho best
that has ever been cut i'll the county.
NJ. Chaser, Of Peko, and F.. A. Ca.
riilo, OF North Fork, ure interview.
ing tho residents Of the County Seat,
to-day.
Myron Pixley, Of Llmoillo, last
week, bought of Thomas Short, OF
Ruby Valley, three thoroughbred
Short Horn Durham bulls. These
animals arc among the finest OF their
kind in the State.
The Board OF Pardons exercised n
little clemency by pardoniny Anrie
Peterson ~(colored) sent from Lander
C"unty for arson; Edward Irwin sent
from Washoe County for burglary
and NJ. Georges sen for robbery.
Three lonely Samoans, all that is
left Of the number brought over hero
in 1899 for exhibition, passed through
Eiko on No. = yesterday homewnrd
bound. They seemed TO be hnppy
that they were at last released from
their bondage.
Matthias Blumcr escaped from tho
Folsom State Prison last Wednesday.
He is an Italian under lie sentence
Tor numbering a fellow cuuntrymnn
Abont n year ago he and three other
convicts tunncicd out OF the prison
and were arrested ut Ogden while
trying To rob II man on the highway.
The evidence against tho two mep
arrested ut Monticello Saturday on n
charge OF having stolen mining sup.
plies not being considered sufficient
10 warreut binding them over TO ap-
Ppcar before tho Grand Jury they were
accordingly discharged by J Istice
Conger ut tho request Of tho prosecu-
ton.
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lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
MAGUS

Mr.. Talbot is improving slowly.
DR.. Mciss returned from California
last night.
Miss Lou Craighcnd hns closed her
schuolin Ruby Valley aud returred
to Elko.
Mira. L. Daimler has closed her
school at Smith Creek and will pass
her vacation al Carlin.
Tho International Educational
Association will hold its meeting next
next year ut Helena, Montana.
Tho delay in tho arrival OF No. /
today, WAS caused 10y the burning of
n mile and II half of snow sheds on tho
other side OF tho Sierras, be!ow Cas-
csde.
Mrs. Blank-The paper tells OF n
postmaster who WAS appointed by
John Quincy Adams, and has hold
tho position evcr incc. Was he hu
unusually good man do yod think?
MIR. Blank (nnd experienced citi-
z-n)-Oh, o AT all. not at nil. II
was "a unusually poor oiiice.-N. y.
Weekly.
II is reported from Washington
that President Harrison is tired of
tho sanctimonious Wannmakcr and
WANTS him to leave the cabinet.
Wannmaker, Quny, Raum, n trio OF
ns foul birds OF prey "a ever disgracod
any administration. Still they repre-.
ssnt the powers that placed tho pres.
ent hsurc.hcad in tho Whito House.
W. K. West, Manager OF Chamber
luin's SamplIng Works. Informed tho
lSoEPESDESr yesterday that tho
oEico for tho new works Mt Carlin
was noarly completed anil that work
was progressing rapidly on tho foun-
dltions TO tho othsr buildings. Tho
S,mpllng Works when completed
will have a capacity Of sixty tona Il
day.
Gardner &. Son hnvc completed tho
fence around tho cemetery. When
painted IL will DO a credit To tho town
md sorve NJ u reminder OF tho energy
mud enterprise of the young people Of
Elko. Thoy deserve tho hearty
thanks OF everyone who believes in
taking proper ears OF tn, ground
whore our dcad nro buried. Boys md
Girh wo o srutuiato you on your
BucceBs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot lIotcl--Clark & Green, Pro-
prictOrS.

ptlctDth.
p Hansen, Wells; j f Bishop, Car
lin; L Barry, Woodland, Cal; II Par
ker, S T.; 4 Thomas, Sacramento;
Thos Short & . Daughters, Ruby;
Yves Johnson, Toano.
a w Gobbel, Wells; J Zwiiel, Tus.
carora; Jamcs McCutcheon, Mound
Valley; Is Pollock, S +; A Q Davis.
n Y; IL L Pollard, Lamoillc; w NJ
Rogers, Los Angeles.
Wan Smiley, Miss Fannie Smiley,
Deeth; Mrs Zic Hnrdesty, South
Fork; MISC Ilardesty, a Kern, Jacob
Block, S +; Frank Hover, Salt Lake;
l. W Allcn, Denver; Pierre Dolphin,
Toronto, Dat; VIM Cartwright, Phil;
y NJ Griswu!d, Montana; John Owen,
Ogden; Miss NJ II Davis, Miss IL a
Prpoon, Honolulu; John Mcintyre,
Chicago; Ncls Oudorkirk, Mound
Valley; Fred Franks, Bullion.
i Dickson, S +; T. Ii Shobcrg, ST
Paul; Is ErvIng. Los Angeles; John
iinwlcy, L Coutraras. l. 4 Navariuc,
NJ Fciis, Ogden; j W Powell; Mrs
Luther Butler, + DeYoung, i'usca-
rora; \ w Fuller & VIE, South Fork;
W r. Wcst, Mrs l. Dahiher, Charles
Nelson, Cariin; . Mckinney il Sol,
II Pollard, Lnmoillc; | L Woolvertou,
Ruby; Chus Sanders, Deits.
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Hem Dotcl--Rartlctt 8 Ostrcichcr,
PrOprictors.

h'l' W
p Kcrwin, Virginia City; VIM
Moody, Osino; Robert Sknggs, Pleas.
ant; Cans Wng"cr, Toano; Tobo Con-
nors, Spruceinont; Geo johnson, Tus.
carora; Charles Mayer, j ID Able, TT
Hullcck.
TMcDormott & vito, Mrs j Is
Ghccn, Hank Smell, Lanoille; Tom
Taylor, VIM Lyons, Stampede; Louis
Cook, Ogden; J Il Bradley, Dccth;
Ham Mccain, lIHllcck; a ID Pcnrod,
Island Mountain; NJ q Adler, S F.;
Bon L Lewis, Chicago; a NJ Girls
VOID, Montana; w vi Rogors, Los
Angeles.
RIP Ilamill, J Is Fitch, Wells; j NJ
Dorsey, u Il vorc, l1allcck; Alcck
Rorn, II B Addison, S +; Russell
Dramatic Co. OF nino mcmbors; Jns
Angut, Tuscarora; Myron Eixlcy, W
II Count. Lanoille; IA Currillo, j
Muhoncy North Fork; Jack Owcus,
Park City.
l. Fan0iT, Oakland; a l. Cotant. Jud
Dakin, Mnrsh Stottior, Llmoillc; =
Kcrwin, Virginiu City; Mrs B Altubc,
I'd Fullmer, T. ID Lamson, s +; Eu.
gcno Goisvert, Paris; l. l. Bradley,
Deeth; j Il Hammond, Tuscnrora;
Willie Kennedy, Mound; John j
Sheehau, BOISE City; Mrs Paul &
child, Hamilton; Is Barry, Salt Lake;
II StokOr, Elko.
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[FRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILr.l
sAL-.AcUNDI.

R Barry left for Ogden last night
with his sheep.
Charles Mayer, OF Fort Halleck, is
circulating among the people Of tn.
Hub to-duy.
Fhos. Short came down from RUBY
Valley this morning Oh No. Q and re-
turned on No. /.
Robert SkaGgs, Of Pleasant Valley,
is suffering with u severe attuck Of
quinsy. He came in yesterday to con-
suit DIR. Mrigs.
The houses, lot aud furniture nd.
vertiscd in the INDEPENDENT were
sold yesterday. Moral, advertise in
the INDEPENDENT.
Tho American Bookmakcr md
American Dictionary OF Printing and
Matchmaking has reached our desk.
1t is finely illustrated and contains
many items Of interest to the craft.
The San Fsancisco police have mt
last commenced an earnest warfare on
the "%nnsher" element. We hope il
will be continued until all Of their
iik are dressed in tho stripes OF tho
convict or they behave themselves
like respectable people.
A Maine farmer recently sent n To-
cent stamp To II man who advertised
To sem Tor TINT amount the way TO
run a farm without being troubled
with potato bugs. The auswer he re-
csired was rs follows: "Plant fruit
trees instead OF potatoes"
Hi Stokcr and Geo. Grant left this
morning on their second trip TO
Hamilton. Iii took with him the
steam wagon belonging to Isaac IT.
win, OF Duckwatrr, that has stood on
tho platform Of tho freight depot since
early in the Spring.
Not Cigarettes, This Time--Willic
ION tho fence)-"Say, Downy, l heard
NY sister standing NJ for YOU last
night" Upson Downs--"Ah! What
did she say? ?" Willie--She said she
didn't believe it was cigarettes made
you look 80 pale" Epson Downs
Did she? That wac good Of her.
hat did she say was the cause
Willie--"She said sho guessed you
had an inSrowinv mustache."
Mai. Undergraduates this, COL
onel--out with n shotgun" Col.
Savage--"1'm lookin' fer the Teller
that eloped with my wife" Mai.
Windup--"Why, / thought you quar-
relied with your wife and had often
said you would DO glad to have her
leave YOU" Col. Savage-"Thul's
just it. I'm goin'to shoot him il |
find him trying TO bring her back"
Tobias Connors. who has been min
ing at Sprucemont since lust Fall,
called at the INDEPENDENT Office TO-.
day and informed us that tho pros
poets in tho mino managed by MIR.
Spence were worry good. He also ex.
hibited samples OF ore from o location
made by himself on Spruce mountain
which so from 80 10 80 ounces in Sill
@ and N per cent. in lead. He
thinks that the coming year will be
n lively one in the old camp.
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OUR GENEROUS GOVERN.
MEST.

About tho smallest and meanest
recorded outbreak OF our protective
policy has just exhibited itself in the
case Of the fragments OF the wrecked
Trenton and Vandnlia. The dcs,ruc.
ton OF these vessels occurred over
two ycars ago. For months the
wrecks obstructed the harbor Of Apia,
and the sand drifting against them
Threatened TO form n permanent OBJ.
stacle To navigation. Our Govern
ment was importuned To remove them
but did nothing. At last, having
taken away the guns and everything
else VIC wanted, We saved ourselves
tho trouble and expense OF removing
the tulks by generously presenting
them TO tho Government OF Samoa.
The Snmoans thankfully accepted the
gift, and proceeded To contract with n
San Francisco company to take ont
the wreckage. The stuI was brought
here, ind 10Y Collector Phelps has
decided that ii must pay duty.
Every article OF equipment OF the
Trenton aud Vandalia WIS mmdc in
tho United States, mud many OF the
things by the Government itself, and
now, after bunkoing the Samoans
into taking care of IL lot OF American
rubbish, va try to make money out Of
tho transaction. Truly, the bird Of
freedom. pecking through the bars OF
his tariff cage ut every hand that ap-
p~roachcs, oilers II grand and glorious
spectacle to tho civilized world.--tEx-
aminer.
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[FRox TUESDAYS DArLY.l
sALMAGCNDI.

Ham Mccain, OF Halleck, and ]. r..
Bradley, OF Deeth, were in town yes-
terday afternoon.
1t is reported that surveyors are at
work on tho Boise City end Of tho
Idaho, Nevada and California rail.
road.
Charlie Henderson md Willie
Cullen tell n very fishy, fish story
nbout losing n fine string Of trout last
Sunday. Washington died before
they were born.
Louisville Courier-Journal: "A Re.
publican cartoon represents Mai. Me-
Ki;ley in the act OF touching of the
first gun "a big cannon. marked "Pro.
tection"-in Ohio. Isn't this the
same gun that kicked the mnje so
hard in the stomach last Autumn?
Tho Austin Advocate says: That
Francis G. Newlands has purchased
the ranches and ranges of the Vail
Bros. This property will be remem.
bered rs the auckland place ut tho
bridge, near Fort Churchill, and the
old John Cirlin place just below il.
and is as fine ranch property us there
is in the State.
Alex. Penrod, of Island Mountain,
came down Yesterday IN moot b;e
sister from California. He informed
tho lSDErESpEST that there was
plenty OF water this season TO IL tho
placer mines ut that place, aud that
the prospects were bright for n good
yield OF gold dust. He also stated
that his mother was no better and
that She was hardly able TO sit up
over five minutes ut n time.
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The Black Flag.

Tho Russell Dramatic Co. presented
this plny to n fair siz,d nu lieuce Mt
Freeman Hall last night. The play
is full Of tho better side OF human ma.
turo whilo the innate evil md love OF
gain that exist in tho human .henrt
are splondidly portrayed in tho char.
actcrs Of Flush Jack and Lazarus tho
jew. Tho interest in tho play mover
tagged from tho raising Of the curtain
in tho fret net Till IL was rung down
on the last net Lnck Of spaco forbids
our particularizing as to the different
actors. Suffice il 10 say that oil wcro
good in their respective parts.
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IFRoA TuussDAr,s DAHL
sALMAouSp1.

E. NJ. Baum, Of Palisade il iu town
to-day.
Bar silver was sl.ooH I'm ounce in
New York at o o yesterday.
Miss Addie Stoker went down to
Carlin this afternoon 10 visit friends
Miss Belle Butler has closed her
Hchool at Toano and returned to
Elko.
Yves johnson, Of Toano, came down
yesterday and still fingers ut tho
county seat.
Deputy Sheriff Tabor returned
from Chico yesterday morning where
ho Ind gone to attend tho funeral Of
his sister.
Tho ~transter sheds Of tho Rio
Grande Western railway at Ogden,
together with several cars were de-
stroyed by fro yesterday morning.
Mrs. c. c. Wallace. OF Eureka, died
Tuesday OF blood poisoning. Tho
body wus taken to California for in
terment on Wednesdays train.
]. L. French, who has been mining
at Islaud Mountain for tho last few
months, came down last night: He
reports everything prosperous in tho
northern part OF tho county.
It. g rumored that a new time card
will soon go into effect ON the q. p.
X Il. by which No. l will reach hero
half IN hour earlier, and No. 4 will ar
rive 2 hours and 10 minutes earlier.
We publish today, for the first time,
the ad. OF the Nevada State Fair.
Our readers will do we'll to look it
over carefully and mako preparation
Tor n suitable exhibit OF tho resources
OF the county.
There vas a little scrap in town
Inst evening between ono Of our
business men and a tramp carrying
an overload OF bug juice. When il
ended the tramp's faco looked rs il
he had tackled q buzz saw.
Mrs. A. Roach, OF Carlin, came MP
this morning and returned this after
noon. She informs us that she will
soon move her boarding house to
moro favorable quarters and fit up
tho Present location us n lodging
house.
Harrison's friends claim that the
great and good Blaine is on the verge
of the grave while he insists that he
isgood for a number OF years yet.
Verify, the rotten old party is not as
harmonious on tho succession as il
was in getting away with the surplus.
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aep1rata end porallsL draining sou.h-
vssk-uth . lake in each WHORE they
had left thu. s.espest mountains and
:broadened out. Afterwards both the
mountain rauge separating them and
that south VI Rock oroek bosin wsro
rent asunder below the level OF tho
lakes aud tho waters Of both turned
to the south from the southwest.
Rock creek basin is now watered by
Rock creek, that flows from Squaw
Valley, und antelope creek, that heads
In the Beaver creek range, and loNs
southwest Tho lower, or south part
oil tho valley lays in Lander county.
There ure about 22.OCO acres OF agri-
cultural land in the valley almost all
OF it laying on tho bench lands and
OF tho hrst or second group. or this
land 1900 acros ure 10 Elko county,
and hall Ut that ut least can bo irri-
gated 10y storage Of wuter, aud ali OF
the 1000 acres in Lander county also.
a fine reservoir could DO put in where
Rock creek enters tho canyon in
Squaw Valley, thut would store all of
its waste Writer'S, and it has n water
shed Of 400 square miles. In addition
to this, twelve miles up Antelope
creek from where it cuters tho valley,
are two. god small reservoir. points
that would catch most RI tho waters
OF this stream. Above thsse two
reservoir points are over 1900 acres
or good land that could DO irrigatedr
from tho several streams that form
tho main creek.
. CLOVES ALLEY
Lays fouth-wess OF Squaw Valley, and
the agricultural land co nmeu.ss four
miles from it, aud extends to tho wost
toundury OF tho county eight miles
distant being about three miles wido
at the upper cad and six at the lower.
II is watered by Evans creek, u stream
that heads within u mile of Summit
creek, in the Little Humboldt mount
aims, and tiows southwest. l1utFuri
S'S N'S0 A'ooS ~ tIS ouuuo EuuB6 Oh
tho west side, flows wost until it
crosses the county line and into Hum
6oidt county, turns south for five
miles and then ilow3 south-east 70.
entering the county ut the northwest
corner Of Clover Valley aad supplies
taat pat Of til, val.oy with water.
Ol this crock there are several line
small Reservoir points, where sufficient
water can DO stored to irrigato u great
part Of tho valley. There arc 2J,Ooo
n;res OF agricultural land in the val
10y in this county, which includes
900 acres Of beach land near tho
head OF Evans creek and three miles
above tho main valley. Or this
amount 1870 acros aro now uuder
irrigation l5,OO) moro can be irrigated
by wusto waters, ami the re.naiuder
will worry likely lay idle without water
for 1t. All the land ia OF the irst and
second group.
HUMBOLDT VALLEY,
With the exception OF thu Humboldt
Valley itself, this clo,ss the deaorlp-
ton OF all tho v~5lleysin tho Humboldt
division, which is at present tho
most important ono in tho -county.
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ELKO COUNTY,
Continued from I'd pa1e.)

CONTINUED from 2d pdoe.)
is not over fifty feet high. On the
southeast side is q low range OF
Mountains that eltend from the
southwest corner Of the valley
twenty miios northeast. On the side
next to tho valley they present a
precIpitous front capped with n
6asaltic rim rock twenty feet high.
This ~ only broken in two places; ut
II point seven miles up tho valley
where the present outlet OF tho
waters OF tho valley is, md eight
miles farther northeast, where Butte
creek enters tho valley from tho
south. Willow creek rises in tho low
divide that separates Independence
and Beaver creek mountains, flows
wojt nine miles where it enters t5o
valley and tEoa turns southwest
along tho southeast side Of tho val.
ley. This creek has II water shed OF
six miles OF tho Beaver crock range
und tho Sumo Ut Independence
Mountains. North OF Willow creek
Is Rock creek which drains tho rest
OF Independence mountains, and all
OF Good Hope and Dry Crock mount
nins, ind flows across tho middle OF
tho valley in n southwest course.
Summit croek rises in tho Little
Humboldt mountains, flowing south
and cast across tho south west cad Of
tho valley joining Rock md willow
creeks whore thoy come together, aud
half n milo above whore their united
wuters How through Il doop narrow
gorge in tho mountains five miles
long To Rock crook basin. Tho lower
ond II tho valley, about seven miles
square covering $4,000 acres OF land, is
the bod OF M old lake. Tho soil is
rich, Of tho second group, raising good
hay, cereals mud harder vegetables.
About 5000 acres OF this land is now
undor cultivation. There are $1,000
acres Of good land In tho valley. or
this 10000 acres can DO cultivated by
q proper storage system. Tliero is at
present IA good reservoir constructed
on Willow creek, whore in ordinary
Seasons, sufficient wuter can DO stored
Tor 10000 ncros.
RocX CREEK BASIN !.
Lays south OF Sluaw Valley and IL IN
average OF six mllcs wido north. wos,
md south.odst and twelve loug north.
cast and southwest. Like Squaw
Valley, II is surroundod by mountains
on all sides but tho south. w6st, whoto
the original outlet TO tho valley 10,
has n precipitous mountain slopo
part way .along tho south.oa st side,
with tho basaltic rim rock along tho
top, aud tho proeont outlet to tho
waters OF tho valley Is through q
marrow, deep gorge or canyon, that
somo convulsion Of nature has torn
opon nuross tho mountain. Tho
tOaoSi Jpiiy v; tho county eDowJ that
...es1 s"O Yd!Ivys Sarc, ~ 4 ti.no
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Notice TO I'cnchcrA.

A public examination OF applicants
for teachers certificates will 10 held
NJ Elko. Nevada, on August 9th,
18th and Goth. All teachers whose
havo been removed twice
will DO expected To TO present.
MRs. JOSEPHINE Taylor,
co Supt Of Scbooie,
Elko, July ID, 1891.
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Whom your eyes get weak mud pain
you while reading, 20 TO Muller and
got you n pair Of good specs or cyo
glasses. A good fl guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment Of colored
ulnsseu for Bun or snow.
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S3,)i al Notice.

All persons knowing themselves TO
lie igdobtcd TO tho INDEPENDENT
either for subscription or advertising,
ure respectfully requested 10 make
immediate payment to W. W. Booher
who IL authorized to collect all BILLS
and receipt for tho aanIc.
u q. w. URovER.
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To Tho

Notice In hereby given TINT Chris
Baumbach has bcch Appointed M
authorized agent for the collection OF
all sums duo tho firm Of Rcrkliart &
Froclich, rs we'll as for tho transac
ton OF nll other business connected
with tho present management, such
ns the payment Of bills, collection Of
and rccoipting for moneys due, etc.
RECRnARr & FRoEticu,
by &. RECKIiART,
Surviving partner OF tho firm.
Elko. Nov, Nov. 10. 1850. II
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To the Public.

Tho undersigned hun now on hnnd
Il tirst cluss article NJ custom made
lioots and Shoes consisting ctLadics',
Misses ard Childrcn's Bu0ts mid
Shoog OF every descriptions; uIso oil
kinds OF foot wear for men, frpuI tho
heavy Farmers u tho tiuost rHlf
boots md shoca. All VI tho goods
are Of first ciasj material aud work
uiapship.
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S.. S. S..

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harmless; tho most delicate child al
take It with absolute safety. It contains
no mercury or minerals Of any kind,
and yot II never fails to cure tho dis
cases It is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases free.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, "a
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ncalncss and dispatch md satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge, by Bartlett
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For Snlc or Itcnt.
TIE HUMBOLDT BREWERY,

Situated in tho Town OF Elko is for
salo or rent. u is we'll fitted up and
ia in first class shape. II l,ns now on
hand n quantity Of matt. rhrtics rio.
giring to purchase or rent tho same
will call on Mrs. N. T.. Guldeger nj tho
Urowcry.
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should DO displayed In buying mcdL
cine above all things. In selecting .
remedy for any disease, you should be
positive that Il contains nothing inju-
hous to tho health. Many remedies
on tho market leave tho patient In ,
much worso condition, than bsioss
taking them. 80