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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

SHEEP AND Wool INTEREsTs.-
The raising of sheep in Kent coun-
ty, Maryland, has gradually IN
creaf ed until there are more than
$4,000 invested in eheep. Some
farmers have as high as 1000
sheep. Marcus Asher has bought
10000 pounds OF wool this season,
N. Lieberman, at Metilota, 1000 !;
Water SkiIven, Gear Edesviiie, mas
shipped 1900, AldaY clements
near ,s siAsl E 81 al oe0: TT: +
Smith and W e JaYea, 3eaG
c'hei DuJ ero IN the county o,0vU,
making the whole aggregate ST.
500 pounds Of wool raised in. Kent
this year. 1t has not been over
five years ago when 1000 pounds
would have counted the whole
The average price has boen twenty
cents, thus making the price PAID
the farmers for wool 81, 500, while
the sum received for lambs viii
reach over $4,000. Sheep aver
age four and five pounds of wool
each. Mr.. J. r. Tarbutton's shear
ed each eight pounds as did Thos.
Vandyke's; others sheared seven
and six and a-half.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

ACCORDING 10 tie Chicago
Tribune tho dull seaeon on the
great lakes has forced freight rates
down to an unprecedented level
w heat ls pow carried from Chicago
TO Buffalo, 500 miles by water and
500 IN an air line, for one cent a
oushel. while The lighter grains arc
proportionately lower. For chcsp
transportation this is probably With
out a parallel,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES GER LTFE

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper. out II saved her life, She was 10 the
last stagos of consumption told by pbysi.
clans shat she was incursble and could live
only short time; she weighed less than
s.Tenty ponds. On a piece OF wrapping
paper shs read Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and got sample bottle; il helped her, th,
bought large bottle. is helped her more,
bought another and 5. better fast, contin-
utd its use and 8 no strong, healthy, To.y,
plump, weighing u pounds. For full er
particulars send st.D 70 W. n. Cole, Drug.
gisi, Fort Smith, 7 VI bottles Of this won
S Sfl Discovery ( at williamson and
Dller's Drss store. .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

and pantry in the rear. There will
be sixteen bedrooms in each wing, di.
vided by corridors. Over the
dinipg-room in the central building
VIII De bedrooms. All OF the bed
rooms viii have large wood freplaees.
The wings are 10 be provided with
bath rooms. The whole is to be fitted
up In q modern, homelike manner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

"A BIO SHIPMENT.-Thc largest
shipment OF truck ever made from
North Carolina wac made Friday
last. over ten thousand barrels OF
potatoes and FIVE thousand boxes of
Deans went forward. Every carry
ing company was taxed to its utmost
capacity. North Carolina premises TO
Cecome great truck producing
State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
Excursions to Noun
tain Lake Park.

Rev. G. @. Baker, Of Hsgerstown, Nd. g,
has been appoin ted by the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company Excursion Agent
for Mountain Lake Park, Parties desiring
to make arrangements for the transportation
Of Churches, Sunday Schools, Societies, or
othT orgsnize excursion parties, can pro
cure full information concerning rates Of
transportation and train service by commu.
nicatiug with him. Special inducements in
the way of lew rates and special trains will
be offered for the transportation OF large
parties
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.

THE SUNNY SOUTH, our prea,
Southern Family Weekly, should be tahen in
every household. The price Is only 81 a
year and present. which is worth that
amount or more 10 sent for every yearly
subscription. A sample COPY will be sent
free 10 any address. Write at once to
J. H. SEALS & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

The RETURNS so far received in.
dictate that the assessments in South
Carolina will show an increase in
values OF over 100000 compared
with last year. an EXCELLENT showinp
when the business and financial STAG.
nation throughout the country is con.
sidered
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
N o = &c z .

There will be q drill of TIE Sons OF Ex.
Confederates, on the second Saturday of each
month, at l:3o p. m. held in Romney. An
order has been PACED that each member pro.
vide himself with q tash Of red and white
each color six inches wide and about ten
feet long.
LAWRENCE PoLiNo, r. P. MONROE,
Secretary. President
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
LOST CHILD,
ONE HUNDRED Dollars REWARD,

Wandered away from her home, Harpers'
Mill. Psndletoa county. w. Va. 90 the
18th day u may last, our little daughter,
ADA. She 10 years old, feet
high, black eyes aud lieht hair eioee L.
shingled' When she left home she had on a
biask cotton drees. barefooted and wore A
dark brown sun bonset.
A Reward Of Sroo will be paid Z, snv
one restoring her 20 her parents, or reuderins
any Information BY which che can be found
Address Gre. w. wHirEoorroS.
Harpers' MIL, W. vs.
Fenoieton county. 7.lo-s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

For detailed iuformatiouy apply to any
coupon ticket agent, or send stamp for free
illustrated tourist folderyto Geo. II. Heafford,
General Passenger Agent, iChicago, Ill, or
VIM, Kelley, Jr., Travelling Passenger Ag't
G. NJ d 3. p. Railway, l6 So. Broad Street,
Philadelphia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The First Meeting, under the charter, si
The stockholders OF the Farmer Exchange
will be held in Romuey on saturday, June
20. At 10 4. NJ sharp, aud all members OF
the Farmers' Alliance who have not ar cad Y
taken SIC OK are requested to be presen, an i
ioin the enterprise
w. F. wIRGMAN, Sec.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
A Choice List Of Summer Resorts.

Ia the Lake regions of Wisco sin, Northern
Michigan, MINNESOTA, Iowa and he two pa.
kotas, there are hundred oil charming local
titles pre- eDinently fitted Tor summer homes.
Among the following selected list are nam 3
familiar TO many OF our readers as the per-
lection OF N ortherr summer resorts. Nearly
all OF the Wisconsin points of interest are
within short distance hom Chicago or
Milwaukee, and none Of them are so far
away from the busy msrts Of civilization
that tney csnnot be reached in few hours
OK travel, over III, finest roads in the N ORTIZ
west-lhe Chicago. Milwaukee and St, Paul
Railway and Milwaukee Northern Railroad:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
New Dress Fabrics

Many oexpess surprise the growth Of orr Ore Good ~
Ma Is manifest simply Instance cause and effect G
-eAu'e'' h'''e fnces Efect-Wondertul Increases
& also ieei sure that new purchaser will Zee tneo "a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.

rLAIN DRESS GOODS.
Double width Cashmcres 1919
thirty different shades.
90 inch Henriettas only 25c, 20
shades cheap at 35c.
All wool plain Sergep, 40 inches, in
Is shades at Soc.
All wool Henriettas at Soc, 40 inch,
all pew shades, worth Csc.
All wool Henriotias at 75c. &c inch,
bought them 20 cell at 9Oc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
PLAIDS AND STRIPES.

PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
20 pieces striped Dress Goods At %
and Zoe, double width, all new
styles.
Fancy Plaid Serges at SOC, 40 inch
~ different colorings.
Fancy Plaid Suiiings at so, COM
ising all the latest effects.
One lot figured Dress Goods at IS,
cap AZ 25c.
40 inch Soaking Flannels SOC
81 inch Soaking FlanDels CSC.
DOMESTIC BARGAINS.
Prints u 5, s AMI &c.
outing Flannels. 10, IL and l5c
Home Made Flanels, Csc.
canton Flannels, G, 8 and Zoe
Tailed FIannels, 20, 25, So & 80,
Balladsvale Flannel, so 75o aadsl
NENU
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

All wool Black serges. so and Coo.
-, An wool HenrietIas at Soc, 40 inch.
we pride ourselves on tets value.
STRIPES and Plaids at SOc In lack
srh lies and Black and Grew.
Str sarp HeDrietias ct 500
VI 25N 81 30, 81 IS ard 81 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

During a heavy storm last week
two soBs Of william Soutball in
JGckson comfy, took refage under a
straw stack. They bad been there
but few moments when the stack
vas struck by lightning. one Of the
boys VAS instantly killsd, and The
other waS prabably fatally injured.
IL IS not every boy that can masea
bicvcle for bimse!f. Yet that 10 what
a l6year old negro of Georgia.
blaeksmilbs apprentice, has done.
Tie made the bicycle out OF raw
meta! picked up in the sbop, and il
rides IS smoothly as fac ory made
machine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
The State fSuir,

The State Fair 10 be held at Reno
from the 2lst. tn the Goth. OF Sep;em.
Der, promises to DO tho most success-
ful ever held by the Nevada
Agricultural Society. Our pcop!e
should e that the resources Of Elko
county ar" properly represented.
Some OF the finest horses md cattle
in tho State arc owned 10y the citizens
oi this county and they should be
exhibited ut the Fair. Our vegeta-
blcs, fruit and grain cannot DO OK.
cclled any where in tho State and
should be placed on exhibition where
thcy will attract tho attoaLioa OF tho
people who visit tho 'ir. Oar ladies',
too, are deft with the the needle and
spe linens OF their hlndiwurk should
lind u place in tho pavilion alongside
that OF. their sisters from other Dor.
tions OF tho State.
Tho speed programme is tho finest
over madc by the society and will
attract famous flyers from all over
tho Coast II You have anything
That is better than your neighbors
take II 10 tho Stuic Fair md place
It on exhibition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
4 School Ring.

Is there n school ring in Storey
county? Miss Jennie Somcrs, Of Vir,
ginia CITY, %roiuJol u s,jIll grndc
certificate from the Board OF Exam.
'nors Of that county. Sho came to
Reno, and, although u stranger, Was
awarded n first grade certificate by
tho Board OF Examiners, her standing
being nearly m per cent. IL the
Storey Board actuaied by prcjudiccs,
or what?-IReno journal.
We do not believe that the Board
OF Examiners OF Storey county per.
init their preiudices to influence their
actions IN granting cortif lto5. Tao
reason that Miss SoGrers did not got
n Certificate from tho Storey county
Board IL no doubt because her pupors
did not warrant il.
But IL thore n school ring in Storey
county, Yes, two OF them. The
John l.. Jones ring in Gold Hill and
tho WIN. Sharon ring in Virsiniu.
MIR. Jonrnul, those two outfits control
Tho schools Of Storey county "a abso.
iutcly ns tho Car Of Russia docs
siberia.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
Non .l,caldont Children.

The Board Of Trustoos, OF the Elko
School district, ut " meeting held on
tho Dist instant, adopted tho follow
ing resolutions in regurd to tho nd.
mission oi non.r resident children into
tho public school:
RESOLVED. Tint NONRESIDENT chill.
drcn shall not DO admitted to tho
d%ctrimcnt or Inconvenience OF tho
school.
y RESOLVED, That non. resident chill.
drcn my 10 adts luad with tho con.
sont Of tho Board OF Trustees aud by
paying the following tuition fees:
Primary Department for torn Of |
month, S2.U.
intermediate Department for term
Of | month, eco.
Grammar Department for term OF
month, S2.60.
Tuition must DO paid in advance
md for M shorter timo than one teruI
q -four months.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
lEEoA THuesDAr's D1ILr.I
sALMAGUNDI.

j. b. Fitch is down from Wells to-
day.
The school ma'ams have nearly all
gone home.
For fine job work come to tho In
DEPENDENT office. We guarantee
satisfaction.
L. n. Stone will leave for Tusca.
rora Sunday, TO take charge OK tho
public school. We wish hun success
in again welding tho birch.
Attention is called 10 tho notice OF
the Elko Water Co. in another
column. Heed the warming so that
We may he prepared TO light fire.
Charley Keith il now
boy for tho telegraph company.
Charley is an honest, industrious boy
and the ISDErENDESr wishes him
success.
Carson Appeal Last week in n GER
tain town on tho Carson & Colorado
Railroad, q Justice OF the Peace closed
n marriage ceremony as follows: II
now pronounce you man and wife,
aud may God have .uercy on your
souls."' -
"Whnt are the nuturakprcducts Of
South Dukota?" asked Colonel Ingcr-
soil, on his way West to Montana last
month, when he met Senator Petit
grew OF the infant State. Pettisrew's
reply came tersely: divorces, grass
widows and prohibition.
The VirGihin Chronicle says: "Tho
ISSUE OF standard silver dollars from
the minis daring the week ending
August Is was Si5s.232. How is this,
Mr.. Bartine? Did these all como
from the Carson Mint, or did you ut
ter nn untruth when you declared
that the Carson Mint wns alone en-
gagged i'll tho coinage Of SILVER dollars!"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
tFRon MoNpAy's DAILr.l
SALMAGUSDI.

A. ". Gobbsl, OF Wells, gave tho
INDEPENDENT Office u pleasant call
this afternoon.
+. Todd, Of T~uscarora, arrived from
San Francisco Saturday night and
spent yesterday in town. He left for
home this morning.
Jud Dakin, OF Lnmoillo, was taken
yesterday with n severe attack OF
erysipelns in his eyes. HIS left ego is
entirely closed. Iie cana in today
to consult DR.. Meigs.
Let it-be constantly borne in mind
that reciprocity gives foreigners u
great 'nany American products much
cheaper, but leaves the American 10
pay for those selt-samo things ut the
old high rate.
Or the entirc human race, 5Oo.OOo,-
600 arc we'll clothed, that is, thoy wear
garments OF some kind; 2O,O00.OCO
habitualiy 60 naked, aud 7Oo.oO0,Ooo
only cover part, Of the body; 5OO,OOO,-
900 live in houses, TOo,OO0.OOO in hnts
aud caves, und 25),Oo0,OOO virtually
have no shelter.
Phoebe Record: Tho present out.
look points TO n future OF prosperity
for Piocho TO which We have long
boen strangers. The new sneIters.
railroad, mining and other Industries
will give nu impetus to all kinds OF
business, reminding our citizens OF
the good old times OF former years.
e. T.. Mayer, Of Fort Halleck, and
his Sol Willie, left this morning ON
No. > for Seattle, Washington. Mr..
Mayer goes 10 take churge Of n store
ear Seattle, for his brother. II the
outlook suits him he will return some
limo in September, settle up his
business and move his family 10 his
Q location.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
tFnox Fx1nAr,s DA,Lr.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Headquarters for fishing tackle al
Muller's. 2
Bar silver YRS 1854 in New York
ut noon yesterday.
Banjo. violin md guitur strings, a
fine assortment. at Mulleris.
E $. Harrington. Esq, returned last
night from a tnp through Oregon.
For n choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, 20 to
Mu,leris.
Clay Irlandcam down fro u Colum.
bia Yesterday loadod with wool FOR W.
L. Ross.
All work in modern dentistry neat
~ executed by DR.. c. r. Moore, Elko,
Nevada.
W. I. Plumb, u. S. Indian Agent at
the Western Shoshone Agency, came
down yesterday. He reports his part
OF tho moral vineyard in good condi.
ton.
For first class dontal work ut prices
within the reach Of oil call on DR.. C.
+. Moore, Elko, Nevada. sas*r >
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils i sooner docs one heal
than another makes it's appearance.
A thorough cours OF Ayers .Sarsa
parilla, the best OF blood-puritiers,
ehectually puts an end to this annoy
ance. We recommend n trial.
For n fine pair OF boots or shoes
call on z. Osell, where you will got
fair treatment and fit guaranteed. =
Got rid OF flies, insects and other
night bugs by using tho best Insect
Powder and Fly Paper, at Mullcr's. =
Few children can be induced to take
Physic without n struggle, md no
wonder most drugs nre extremely
~naLseating. Ayers Pills, on the con-
trary, being sugar-coatcd, nro easily
swallowed by tho little once, and pra,
therefore, tho favorite family medi-
cine.
Elmo Japanese bamboo fishing poles
10 TO - feet, 10 to IS cents; and an
elegant limo OF fishing tackle Mt
Mullcr's. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30

methods oi instruction. but 70 keep
themsslSesGp' nth the and
seek to know the better way both in
governing and instruetine.
II. /.
Each Teacher shall DO In her room
fifteen minutes before tho opening OF
School in the morning, and ten min.
utes in the afternoon. and go that'hsr
ron, is reasonably quiet during the
intermnsiopa
F.. III.
Any Teacher failing 10 obey any
instructions OF the Principal shall 10
reported to the Board Of Trustses.
".
Tho Principal shall have general
supervision OF the building, and shall
give such advic, or instruction TO his
subordinates a. he shull dozen for the
best interests ottbe School
v.
Any Teacher nIgrievoi by my
action OF the Principal, may report
such matter TO the Board Of Trustees.
VI.
Teachers shall not change tho
classification OF any pupil without the
consent OF tho Principal.
VII.
They shall be attentive to the
hoalth and comfort Of their pupils,
and keep tho temperature OF thsir
rooms' in Winter, from 65 to 20 de-
grees Fahrenheit, and attend strictly
to ventilation.
VIII.
They shall DO held responsible for
tho government OF their pupils, shall
insist in enforcing all rules and regu-
lItions for securing good order in and
about the school building, aud shall
closely observe and carefully note tho
conduct OF their pupils TO md from
School.
They shall inform tho parents or
guardian OF each pupil who, from ab-
sence, i%nntteniion or other cause, ia
falling behind in his or her studies,
OF such delinquency.
x.
They shall have power to adopt any
reasonable rules and regulations for
governing their pupils, provided they
do not conflict with any action OF the
Board.
N.
Parents having grievances against
any Teacher or any complaint to
make, shall make it tirst to the Prin-
cipal; and no Teacher shall be allowed
to devote school timo to the hearing
OF parents.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
lFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUSDI

]. R. Henry. OF Mound Valley, came
in yesterday.
James Meyers. OF Spring Creek,
c!mo IN to day.
Myron ni1ley aud family came in
from Lamo.ile yesterday and returned
t.-day.
Gas. Adams, J. c. Mccoy and f.
T. Drown, Of South Fork, ure in town
io.duy.
Ex-Sp"aker Reed. expresses 4 pref.
crcnc5 for Roger q. Mills, Of Texas,
for Speaker OF tho House Of Repre-.
E-utntivos.
ju'lge Rivcs and party returned
this "ttormoon from their hunting and
i.sHiDg trip on North Fork aud the
BrGGaIu cDuntry.
Mrs. J. a.. Taylor, Co. Supt. OF
Schools wishes 10 return her sincere
thanks To all who assisted in conduct.
iG: TO School OF methods.
Dave Casper, Store Keeper nt tho
pl:k Valley Indian Reservation.
c''as down yesterday afternoon.
Jid:in2 from Dawes looks the living
at tho reservation mus, 10 first class.
INST received ut L. OsclI's n fine lot
% Indies and Mems shoes Of fine
Workmanship and material. Call and
60 thorn.
Tho White Star Steamer T~eutonic,
waich arrived at New York from
Liverpool last Wednesday,. made the
passage in five days. sixt,on hours
hAd lAi9:y-ihrcc minutes, beating tho
record by Il hour und thirty five
minutes.
tAeTc arc n great many people in
ElS1 who would like TO have tho Ro.
gents OF tho State University tell
ihrm why Dick Brown has been
Iiicad at Tho hcaI of tho Induatrinl
School. Was IL for tho sarue reason
t"et no Was put in the mint?
Attention is called to tho nd. OF
Joseph inciler which appears in nm.
other column. Mr.. Hooiiur has a lot
OF two and throc. ycar.old cattle for
E'ie. P~urchnsors would do we'll To
nJdrcSs Mr.. lloeilcr ut Tombstone,
Arizona. $780,.
y certain Duchess 10 being compli.
ment"d throughout lGngland because
sho ~ nnrsinS hor " baby. In tho
present condition OF the English no.
htity u IL \ lucky thing for u mother
I" kaow whose baby she ia sucking
on the fathers Embellishments
BeN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
Gross Carrlcssncaa.

Tho woy tho maii'is handled by tho
mil clorks on tho Central Pacific
tailrond IL simply damnablc. About
ono half Of tho mail Tor this Office
ronchcs its destination on timo uhilo
patt OF tho rcmander turnu up n week
or 90 afterwards md, tho rcst Of IL
COOS wbero tho woodbino twinoth or
some other place.
Postmaster. Goneral WabDamakor
might employ somo Of tho tiIno no
dovoteB TO hio misfit storcs in Phil.
adolphie In investigating tho mail
service on tho g. r. and correcting
this. gross caroleaencsa Some body
should. DO Grod.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotci--Clark & Green, Pro.
prIctOrs.

Depot lIotei--CIark & Green. Fro
CE Noble, ] II Hayward, Lamoille;
K D Parker, Mountain City; Fred
Garner, Cb;cngo; NJ o Portwood,
Ogden; II S Chalmers, Reno.
Geo L Blundcll, Mrs NJ J Blundell,
North Fork; tt McCool, Mound; p
Hanson, j Is Hall, Wells; G G Gun
ningham. st Louis; j ID Owens, c A
Bailey, S F.
James II Strowbridge. Haywards;
III Pratt, Paradise; Geo w Scott, S
r.; r Lesher, City.
A Robertson, May Robertson, La
moille; Mrs j II White. Carliu; Mia
Ed Carvillc, Mound Valley; Joseph
Niles, S +.
w B Kyle, Andrew Wcstlund, NJ II
Fry 81 boys. Chas Fitz Henry. Cans
Creek; John Ainley. Pleasant Valley;
j Dunno, City; + l. Welcb, l. ID
Alberti, VIM Mitchell, Smith Creek;
G Douglas, Wm Bright, s T.; A w
Gobbel, Wellsi W l. ToIiey, Tusca,
rora.
GS Holland, II o Rodwoll, Salt
lake.; j a Robertson, Lamoille; Miss
Ellen Clemens, Chas Adams, Charles
Daley, South Fork; NJ II Buttimcr,
Tuscnrora; p Wore, Fort IIalleck; Jno
Ar'nitage, Ranca; James Z Meyers,
Spring Creek.
Gem llotci---I. OstrcIcher, Pro-
prictor.
G W Jackson, S F; w I Plumb, w
r Grant, Duck Valley; II g Irland,
Columbia; James Martin, James Hol-
land, a Grren, Mountain City; Mike
Riser, j g Wilson, T%uscarora; j NJ
McDermott. Lamoille; Ell Carpenter,
Salt Lake; Tom Taylor, Doeth.
Vincinte Cnpera, North Fork; w NJ
Fruxler, Deeth; james Tobin, Tusca.
rorn; Goo Bradford, Is w Stewart,
Gnn;z Crock; j II Hayward, In.
m3ille; 4 l. Warren, MilpItas.
Thos Higgins, j G. Snirley, Tusca-
.rora;TG Williams, Green Ranch.
Joseph a Taylor, John Taylor, Bru-
neau; Fred Wilson, Tuscar"ra; Fred
Beauchamp, Mound; a G Dawley,
Ruby.
Miss Evelyn Chapman, Ed Todd,
T%uscarora; Sam Furniss, Hnllcck; l.
G Gilmore, T G Williams, Green
Ranch; s j Black, Cleveland, O; W B
Hunt, S +; G Il Mayer. John Saith,
Fort lIullcck; j G Boyd, Baltic
Mountains; o Peterson, Beowawe;
Jud DakiD, Miss NJ O'Rourko, La.
mobile; Mrs O'Rourkc, Virginia City;
james g Ford, Eureka.
j Williams, W Is Armstrong & vito
Deethi Myron Pixley & vito, Miss
Lottio Pixloy, Iamoillo; j II Henry,
Mound; d Casper, Duck Valley; L L
Drown. L Phillips, j o Mccoy. South
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