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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-02-12

Unhappy must be the widowed crow
who sees the remains "a her husband
upon the bonnet " ! mortal whom she
y yet wearing the wesds q nonrn;n8
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-02-12

--OttawA Kan. boasts u roostsr %
largs thst u must " helped upon IL
seest vvesy nisht
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-02-12

Preventive Treatment OF Hydrophobia.
Since the opening Of the New York
Pasteur Institute for the preventive
treatment Of hydrophobia and the study
Of contagious diseases in February last,
six hundred and ten persons having
been bitten by dogs or cats, have gone
there to be treated DR.. Paul Gibier,
director Of the institute, says that for
four hundred and eighty Of these per-
sons 1t was demonstrated that the ami
mails which attacked them were not
mad. Consequently the patients were
sent back after having their wounds
attended during the proper length Of
time. when it was necessary. Four
hundred Of these patients were exam
ined or treated gratis The antihydro-
phobic treatment was applied in one
hundred and thirty cases hydrophobia
having been demonstrated by yeterin-
airy examination Of the animals which
inflicted bites, or BY the incubation In
the laboratory and in many case by the
death Of some other persons or animals
bitten BY the same dogs The director
reports that all those treated are now
in the enjoyment Of perfect health, and
that their recovery was due to the pre-
ventive NEGOTIATIONS against hydropho-
bia --Demorests Family Magazine.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-02-12
FROM RAILS OF STEEL.
An Old Engineer Tells Of Some
Narrow Escapes.

Justice Of the Supreme Court is not
more tacitarn than the average railroad
engineer. And, pot unlike the eminent
jurists, when once his habitual reserve
is cast aside he is a veritable mine Of
anecdote and wit.
A Washington Star Reporter one
afternoon during the past week ran
~acfoss ono of these knights OF the
Throttle" in the neighborhood of the
round house, on Virginia avenue. and,
Is luck would have it, the salvation
ttsSfs is the ply car is designated in the
railroader's parlance, had just arrived
and he was in good humor and talka-
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

Townsite company to Worden P.Wren.
east half of lot 6, block 36l, townsite of
Great Falls; consideration $500.
Townsite company to Wordeu p. Wren
east half of lot 10, block 800, townsite OF
Great Falls, consideration $3.50.
Townsite company to A. +. Dickerman
and Cnas. NJ. Webster, lot Is, block 4l3r
townsite of Great Falls. Consideration
81. l0C.
Townsite company to VIM. Woman,
lot II, block 80. townsite of Great Falls.
Consideration S4OO.
Towusi'e company 10 Ellen Taylor, lot
8, block 80, t"wnsite of Great Falls.
Consideration S4hO.
Townsile company TO VIM. j. Kennedy
and Christopher y. Dickinson, west half
of lot q. in block 36l, toWnslte of Great
Falls. Consideration 81 1900.
Great Falls Building and Improvement
company 70 Charles Nnrtlnson and +. w.
Arnold, lot II, block "a, TOWNSHIP OF
Great Falls. Consideration Sll, 900.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
THE BARKER BRANCH.
Mr.. Guthrie, the Contractor, Arrives in
Great Falls.

Mr.. A. Guthrie of the well known firm
of Foley Bros. 4 Guthrie came in from
ST. Paul yesterday. He reports railroad
construction as rather quiet in Minnesota,
but hopes for more activity in the spring.
Work is being pushed on the Duluth and
Winnipeg railroad, that company at last
having obtained permission to cross the
Indian reservation, which WAS finally
granted by the interior department. The
road Is already completed from Duluth to
Cloquet, and the contractors are increas-
ing their forces AS fast as the weather will
permit. The Grants and Foley Bros. have
large contracts on the work.
Mr.. Guthrie took Yesterdays train To
Monarch, and he will make arrangements
to do the grading on the line to Barker.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

Marshal Furay has returned from Deer
Lodge, where he struck young blizzard
Monday. H. brought with him Dennis
Rice, "a colortd man, who was bound over
" the United States commissioner at
Mis>oula for selling whisky t. Indians.
Deputy Marsha! W. +. Parker will
cave tor Great Falls today 10 bring
George Crane to Helena. Crane caslted
500 ~money-ordpr 1T Great Fall which
belonged to another man of the same
name.
There are 10 five United States pris-
nnrrs in the county Jail awaiting the
action of the grand jury, which meets in
March. After this the marshal intends
TO keen all Of his prisoners here until
t ied.-Independpnt.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
H WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
r or THE FALLS.
FRIDAY DAILY.

FRIDAY 8 DAILY.
w. w. Humphrey of Barker is at the
Park.
j. J. Donovan returned from Helena
yesterday.
E. Ringwald returned from Last Chance
yesterday.
Smoke "Seal of Chicago."-Calkins &
Featherlv.
Thomas Gahagan returned yesterday
from Helena.
Court Stenographer Bishop went to
Benton yesterday.
Hon. y. Il. Collins came back from the
temporary capital yesterday.
"Seal of Chicago" S~erdenberg's finest
clear Havanas.-Frank Erwin.
S. A. Smart, genera baggage agent,
passed through yesterday for Helena.
Sol. Yates is quite sick again with a
bad sore throat aud touch Of neuralgia.
SAFE FOR SALE.-Tnquire of the Good
rich Lumber company. Telephone IA.
For choice meats and poultry go to the
Chicago market. Hrbert, Lloyd g. Co.
Latest styles in Dunlap's celebrated
The scandinavian society of Grea,
Falls gave II basket party last evening al
Ari0n hall.
Joseph Lessard, a prominent business
man of Barker, came down from that
camp Wednesday.
For the best baths in the city go to the
Windsor, Collins-Lepley block, Fred
PEPPER, proprietor.
A. A. White OF Moorhead, who stopped
off II dav to renew old acquaintanccs
went west yesterday.
Burghart q Frary have a thousand
shares of the Queen of the Hills minirt
stock for sale at u bargain.
Daniel Keet hison arrived from Belle
Vile, Ont, to accept the rosi'ion of ste
nographer in Supt. Mayors office.
T. w. Riley, accused of drunkenness
was fined $40 and costs yesterday, in de
fault of that amount he went to jail.
Step into Cosgrave's, Gil Central ave
nue., for q box of good cigars. He ha'
$4,000 cigars for sale ut less than cost.
Remember the Park theatre benefit to
night. An attractive programme has beef
prepared and a big crowd is expected
There will be a rehearsal of thu
"Httcbet" entertainment this Afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the Collins : Leple,
block.
Look over A. Nathau's stock Of hats o,
opening day. February 90, and you wi
find the latest styles and best makes i
America.
Peter Erklind and Charley johnson ha,
INDUCED too freely in condensed barbe
wire and each paid a fine of $40 an
costs yesterday.
Taking testimony In the Sinclair Ervi
land case was completed yesterday. Con
missioner Pomeroy will forward a typ,
written copy Of the same to Washingto
today.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
- -
We "HATCH e." PARTIf.
An E~njoyable Entertainment Offered by
the W. G. I. u.

An Enjoyable Entertainment Offered by
the W. c. T. U.
The "hatchet" entertainment to he
given by the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union next Saturday evening
promises t % lie an enjoyable affair
The following is a program OF the exer,
cises to be given:
/. Music Orchestra.
2. Male Quartet-"A Sailors Dream ........
Mussrs. Matteson, Biles, banks, Coleman
3. Cornet Solo-"Sound-f from the Alps.".......
+. Linden,
A. lecitation-"The Christening ............
Miss Ollie hawkins.
5. Guitar Duet Miss Merriman and Mr., Burns
=. R~ecitatioI-"Hhy me Of the Duchess May.
Mira. james Parnes.
9. Tenor Solo-"When the Quiet Moon Is BEEN
Ing iii. Bronlett.
O. Ye Ratchet Partie-
/, Georgianne Washington Hatchet.
2. Johanna Adams Hatchet,.
r Tomazine Jefferson HHtchet.
4. Janesina Madison Ratchet.
5. Quincianns Adams Hatchet.
q. Andrewsia Jackson Hatchet.
7, Wilhlemina Henrietta Harrison Ilatehet.
5. Johnesetta Tyler Hatchet.
o, Marty Van Buren, Hatchet.
10. jimmy K.nturah Polk Ratchet.
IL. Zacherina Taylor Hatchet.
~. Miilarilla Fillmore Hatchet.
IS. Ruthby Hayes Hatchet.
II. Or ,verilla Cleveland Ratchet.
Pianist. Benjorelia Harrison Ratchet.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
AN ANGRY ~SUBsCRIBER,
The tribune" viii Prosecute All Such
Cases.

nv A''poho u ETostcutt All SUN
Cases.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Feb. &c.
ED tribune: | would ii e to ask your
opinion of II mat who is % penurious
to even buy n newspaper and so much of
=, thief that he almN.t daily steals a copy.
In a city like Great Falls where efforts
to make a newspaper paw expenses, to
say uO'hing of profits, the daily borrow
ing of II paper by consent of the owner, is
Il most contemplate exhibition of miser-
y stineiness, but to almost daily steal \
copy from a neighbours door is not only
contemplate but is also, rs | understand,
nothing less than larceny, punishable by
prisOnment. The few, and | trust they
are few, who think so little of a paper
that they will not pay the pittance
asked for them, still think enough of 1t tn
steal it,not even having he grace to return
1t after reading it, are nothing more nor
less that le-ches upon the public, spong-
Ing out OF this one and that one whatever
they can get and are Indifferent to
-vtry"nr's good or interests but
their own which latter they serve
regardless Of law, right or the prin-
"iptes Of the golden rule. There
are n few such in Great Falls, and
when the full extent Of their under
handed and pre- eminently contemptible
tricks are fully uudersto, I'd the success of
their plans will Come suddenly ~ AN end.
| will close ny adding that l hail expect
my paper to he left NJ my door as before,
and failing to find the same shall take
such action as may appear most likely to
be effective. W. b. BURLEIGn.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

This will he welcome news to a host Of
our Great Falls, Monarch and barker
readers. Tue people of the Belt noun
tains and Great Falls nave waited patient
ly for the construction of the two lines
from Monarch to Neihrrt and Barker,
and we trust that trains will he running
20 the two last-nam-d by the middle Of
Nav
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

ARE YOU MADE miserable by lndi-
g~estion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiluh's Vita
lizer is n positive cure. For sale by j. b.
Driver, druggist.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have 4 printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shil0h's Nitaliler. IL
never fails to cure. For sale by j. b.
Driver, druggist.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

1.-THE righteous wrath of Mr.. Burleigh
is commendable, and he certainly goes
for the class of PERSONS that the news
pepper publishers of Great Falls would like
II chance to prosecute. The TRIBUNE
offers II reward Of $40 for the arrest and
conviction of parties found guilty Of
stealing the Samp,-ED.1
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

THE REV. GEO. II. TlIAYER, Of
Bourbon, lud., says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 SilILOH'S CON
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by J. s..
Driver. druggist.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

SIIILOH'S CURE Will immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis. For sale by J. b Driver, druggist
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

SHlLOH'S CArARRH REMEDY ia
a positive care for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Ctnker Mouth. For sale by j, b. Driver,
drlggist.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
10 cents.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28

lhtkSDi . bh'i''
John Leyley returned yesterday from
Benton.
Mrs. Roehl went home to Neihart
yesterday.
Hugo Matthes returned to Neihart
Yesterday.
The west-bound train was three hours
and a half late yesterday.
Jack Smith, division roadmaster, came
home yesterday from ST. Paul.
]. Ii. Mcknight left yesterday for
Chicago to be gone about a month.
II. +. Collect returned yesterday from
an extended visit on the Pacific slope.
w. T. Parker, deputy sheriff of Lewis
md Clarke county, came from Helena
yesterday.
c. NJ. Shaw, vice-president of the Good
rich Lumber company, went to Nelhart
yesterday.
l.. +. Johnson, general superintendent
| of the Montana Central, came down from
Helena yesterday.
Bernard Brown of Helena, who has
been auditing the accounts OF Chuteau
county, returned home yesterday from
Benton.
G. G. Gates OF st. Paul, division super
intendent of the American Express com
pany, passed through on yesterdays
train to Butte.
Chas. Toilet of st. Paul, book keeper
for Foley Bros. u Guthrie, came IN from
the east yesterday and accompanied MT
Guthrie up to Monarch.
Pat Graham, who has been sick in tht
city lookup since Monday, vas tried yes
tprday and fined $40 and costs. In dc
fault of the required amount he was sen
back to Jail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
WOES OF The BRIDE.
IirSt Made Jealous ana Thrn Crushed by
AN ENplunatIon.

Tirst Made Jealous and Thrn Crushed by
an ENpinnItIOn.
Maria" said tho young and hand
como Lcibcr to his pretty bride, chow Ia
Millip Blncbas coming on?"
Tho lady In question was suspected
by his hCttcr half to bc an old ilano OF
her husbands, says tho PhiladcIphin
Tines. Sbc had dincd with them tho
ovoning before.
81 haven't gccn her, Alfred, so | can,
say" with touch Of piquc in hor tone.
Tho noXt evening and tho nc:;t MIR.
Lcibcr repeated his inquiry. This pcr.
sistcnco finally reused his wifo's ical.
ousy.
"Alfrcd Lcihcr," shc rctortcd, "I vial,
10 know why you nro so anxious 10 hear
about Miilio Elucbns. llorc, wo'ro only
nmonih married, and yet you--" Fur
'hcr utJorunco was stopped by burst OF
icars
"Why, my darling" said Alfred. hon.
oStly G"Fpriscd, IL was only nnxions for
Nour dear Gakc. ] noticed that sho n,c
TWO picccsof your cake at our littlo din.
nor md, knowing tho fact, naturally
wanted TO know tho ConScgucDccs."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Returns by Grapevine.

About 2O'clock this morning Mary
Ann heard noise in the lower part
of the house and came downstairs to
sec what was the matter. She found
the lady Of the house reading pnpcr
upside dowa aud ncrvougly tapping
her foot on the floor.
"What are you doing, mum?"
waiting fJr the returns, Mary"
"FJr tGc returns, NUM-"
"Y 81 very full returns, Mary"
AID sure enough he returned an
hour later about as full as man can
get election nisht.-lpittsburg Dia-
patch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Tho nu,irsl Arc ll,c Il,rplc,,

The scciot of Eucccss In liio 10 TO I;ccn
busy, 10 bc porsovcring. patient and un.
tirlnF In the pursuit or calling YOU nrc
following. Tho busy ones now and then
mako mistakes, but Il Ia bcttcr TO risl,
these than 70 bc idle and inactive.
hoop doing, whether IL bc nj worl, or
@nciing recreation. Motion Is life, nnd
'ho busiest arc tho happicot. Cheerful,
active labor IN blessing. An old phil.
obophcr says: "Thc frc-ny only shines
whom on tho wing; 80 ia IL with tho
mind whom once wc rest we darkon."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
DlSTILLlNG IN CAVES.
Ono Of thr Popular Mothod, of Moon
sMlmnrr u ANnII 4 rt,.ILnI.

ono Of tho Popular Mothod, of Moon
shtnrr= tO Avoid Ictsati0l.
Pcrhap, tho clcvcrcst method of tho
U.gDush.ucr in avoiding detection Is tho
cave syntcm. The house of tho moon
sinner Is placed on hill not far from u
prcclPItous aud gloomy ravinc or gully
M-!s way down tho Bido OF the ravinc
nearest the house, and. IL possible, ad-
5accRt % several large rocks. \ cavc
ten by twelve fCct IS oXcayatrd, uro.
V.Jcd natural underground apartment
docs not cNiSt. Tho dirt from this OK
caTHtioE - carried TO considerable dis
taucc, ana IL iS either thrown on =
pIO"Cd field or otherwise carefully dis
p1scl OF. Tho path Is obliccratcd by
sowing Grass 8ccd or scattering branches
O. trrya across IL hero and there. la 70
inE - auH from this subtCrgaucan apart
mont, whose entrance Is yer; small
@Ih diIGcn by rocks or BhrUbhCry, diff
i'rHrL routes are chosen each dag, so
that no worn path from tho house TO tho
cave Viii bc presented TO the slrlnrDr
or The curious.
There IS no chimney or visible mcans
of "sruPS for tho smoke from this sub.
icrrHnoan apartment. This, according.
tn tn" Philadelphia Press, IL tho most
important part OF tho whole matter.
L'unning from tho cave TO tho house.
distance, perhaps, OF two hundred yards,
Is an underground chimney. mIdo Of
"'oho Tor twenty-five feet or 80 from tho
"Arc aud composed OF wood for tho rc-
naindcr This is buried In trench
which rises constantly to tho house.
whvr" tn" smoke finds cxit through tho
regular chimney OF the dwcllinv. Jtis
necessary TO keep Are burning int no
house during tho time that tho fire is
"iight in tho underground dis,illorv.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
VOLUME 25.
LAZlNESS DOESN'T PAY.
Ahu Quo Great Secret of Success I. to l.,
Found in Activity.

&hu Quo Great Secret OF Success 1, to L.,
Found in Activity.
mo sun never stops in his course.
Light Is constantly streaming over the
rnrLh. In tho great workshop OF tho
universe, Nature is very busy with
IlCSc processes which arc to robo tho
--"th with her carpet of green and fiil
.ac air with the odor OF flowers. Inuc-
ivitY there would soon bring trouble
md death.
In life, TOO, one secret OF success is
-"nnd in activity, says the SomcrvilIc
syUrnal. Not day without line"
.''S tho motto OF great TCforlncr-onc
.. tho Grandcst men our civilization has
tnown. Eight times did tho greatest
{ Grccian orators copy the history OF
tAucELtdcS TO perfect himself In that
.Erat masters style. Franklin laid tho
-0uutaIOns OF his greatness by using
hr little bits of leisure time which n,
sould save at dinner hours and evenings
'hiic working a5 printers Lov.
ttr!sc White learned Greek Us he walked
!:uIa his lodgings 20 tho lawvcr's
.h4co, where ECwas employed rs 4 clerk.
i"nn'%lvania's greatest astronomer
tr"r"cd 10 calculate Cc!!p5cs by using
~" D!,7 OF time when, as 4 pluugh-boy,
Ms horses rested, and by figuring out
his yroblcms on his plough handles.
E!!hu B"rritt achieved wonders in tho
iicids o! learning by gathering up bits
II knowledge rs he stood by his forro
with an oDcn book before him, or while
Ac rested from severe bodily toli.
The French have provcrb which
says. step by step one goes very far"
IN our ,oEEuc wc have a saying: Con
slant dropping will wear away stone. I"
"!c Edward Eulwcr Lytton declared:
'Nhat men want Is not talent bu, pur.
I2.r; no, power to achieve. but the will
r5 labor
Boys, DO you sec the moral? LIS worl;
t"a, tolls. Whether with tho hands
- with the brain, there's no succcss
without work. Don't Lc lazy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Notice of delinquency and Sale FOR
4a1tS, $3.50.
STATE or NEVADA

County oi E.Eu. ~
toGLiy IS"asurcr's Office,
in and for EIEo county
!, Il 4 MORGAN, County Trcusur-
cr and cN.oii.clU Tax Rccclvcr. in and
Tor said E!ko county, do hereby give
notice that there ~ now payable at
MY ciitcc aud dc.!Eg"Cu; for tt fiscal
year l59l. OF property situated in
Said fiHn comfy, the following
amounts OF taxes, Penalties and costs,
que irum the person, or persons and
owners, aGd n sad lien against the
property within named. uud described
opposite each 10 the other respective.
j., III thc following list tu.wlt:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1891

KYLE CHAs A, North Fork: NV
4 See 2s, Ti0, Il 81, $40. Total
val, 80. Gen tax. 90: 10 per
cent, 90; Aud fees, %; ady'ts.
.. Total ant due. ..... 81 .
MCCrTCHEoN MRs j NJ, Mound
Valley: Frac't NW1I Of NEK
Sec ., T2J, Il J6. w = OF SW
Il Il NE i of SW Il & Sc \
OF NY i. Sec 3G, f 30. 4 SO,
frac't ST &c + = of SW Il,
Sec -, TO. X 5G, with improve
ments, S,iO0;2 work horses, 90;
q Stock horses, 100; - stock
cattle, $50; wagon, 30. Total
val, GO. Gen tax, Ii GO; poll
tax, .: 10 pcrtelt, l &c: Aud
fees. l %; adv 'Ig, .. Total
ANT due .... ...S1J C.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

NoRRCnd NELSON, Tusca-orn:
House on lots ) i i. blk ., town
Of Fuse, 3iOO. Total val, 100.
Gen tax, %; Tusc special
school. 40; 10 per cent. .2G: Aud
fees, -; adv'ig, .. Total amt
duc.... ........ sc !
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

NILES y n. Tuscarcra: House in
blk ", about 90 Il " OF West
ave. owned and occupied by \
ii Niles in Tusc, 800. Total val,
100. Gen tax, = -; Tusc srcc-
ial school. 30; 10 per cent. 70;
Aud fees, -; udv'tg, .. Total
eNI quo 81
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

BANkETr j IT, TuFCarOrn: Lots
lJ& 10, blk &, town of Tusc, $50
lot 3 blk X. town Of Tusc. 500;
lots 81 s. IS blk -. town Of Tusc,
5e: furniture, 200. Total value,
800. Gcn1 tax, 20 %: Tusc.
special school, > co: poll tax,3:
10 per cent. . IS; Auditors fees.
| %; advertising, . Total amt
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OASIS HAwcu Co. Tonno: Nixon

OASIS EA%Cu Co, Toano: NI% of
SE = Il SW !! Of Sc i Il Sc
!! OF SW See -, T3j, X GG,
with improvements and dcpOs-
1t on State land, Sl.lOO; 10
stock horses. 1900; . stations,
AGO; 50 stock cattle, 500; 3 wag-
ons, 100; machinery, 80. Total
val, 300. Gen tax, liz 10;
10 per cent, IL %; Aud fees,
/ -; adv'tg, >. Total amt
due SID-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

BAGAHEr-rE MIY1Xn Co. Rock

BAGA2ErTE MINING Co. Rock
Creek: Bniiding and holsting
engine on tho Bnguzcttc mino
IN Rock Creek mining district,
Eiko count, Ncv, formerly call.
ed the Scorpion, S7cO Total
value, 700. Gcn'l tax, II Is; 10
per cent, 81; Auditors fees,
l -; advertising, .. Total
umt dup sDD
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Aunorr CmAs T.. Tuscnrora: I'm.

ADHorr CHAs T., Tuscarora: I'm
rroycmCnts On lot Is, west !
feet oi lot > in block ., Buck
eye mine. survey town OF Ius-
ctrorn, $50; thryc small houses
or cabins on " side OF Front ST,
y o! Weed 81, buckeye mine
surrey ia town Of Tuscarora,
Ncv, $40; ono small house on l.
SIDE &. alley, T. Of Front -, U..s
miners stone cabin on L. s,de
Of = Of Weed Il, Iuscarora. Nev,
go; buckeye m'nc survey & re-.
mains old hosting works on
buckeye mine, Tuscarora. 800;
tmrnllurc, so; libraries, $50;
jcwclry. Sl5. Total value, $50.
G"nl tax, 9l2 90; Tusc special!
school. - -: ten per cent, 81 IS:
AudltOr'sfc fee, 81 -: advertising,
81. Total amt duo ..SIO
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
REI.I.l:GrH wv. Trcolnn: IIntnl

u bEi.i!'GEl: NM, IccOna: Hotel
building 10 town Of TccOma on
$ side G Pr Il track and about
loj feet ;rcm said track. owned
Hlid occupied by WIN Brlliugcr,
500: furniture. l51: Iudsu. 100:
! work h"rCc. -; 30 stock TORS
g, 80; = mUics, 30: 3 stock cat
Tie, %; hogs, -; wagon, 80.
Total value, 1920. GcuI tax,
- .Oi ten p"r cent, > %; Aud.
TORS fees, -; advertising, =.
Total amt due. .........S.IJ o
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
JAoKsoH n s, Toano: Small

JACKSON n s, Tonno: Small
dwelling house about 800 IS
of IL Il dnrot in town ot Toano,
owned aud occupied 10y n s
jackson & family, 3ln0; - stock
horses, 400; | stallion, 100; 2
stock cattle. 20: ! wagon. %.
Total vHl, Cj0. Gen tax. II G2;
~ per cent, l iG; Aud fees, ] 81;
Gdv'iE, .. Total amt due $40
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

Leaves Elko every morning at 7:3o
o'clock.
Arrives from Tuscarora evory evon.
ing 10 time To connect With Express
trains going both East and West.
Office next door to tho INDErEsp.
ES1 Office.
g. J.. HOLLAND, AScnt;