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Hung In l;nlSy.

On Saturday lnst tho news OF the
12nori1g Of th" bill against NJ. Welsh,
o. belmont, by the Grand Jury,
reached GFantayillo, md Sunday
night The Indignant citizens hung the
District Attorney OF Nye county Ia
"iii y, on tho porch Of the store OF
Gage g Co, and the ctllsy wac stilI
hanging Wednesday morning.
Two placards were on tho cIigy.
Ono contained tho words. "Distric,
Attorney" and the othor: "Murdcrcrf
turned Dose"
1t IL generally understood that J
nj Hoodiug, the District Attorney Of
Nyo county, was oppoaed to tho prose
cn'ion Of NJ. Welsh for tho killing Of
Ia" brother last Novcpber, ut Lodi,
hence those demonstrations. Austin
4'icocata.
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IFnox MosDAy'. DArLr.l
sALMAGuNDL

To-.
Spring still fingers in the icy en-
bruce OF old Winter.
All persons WI desire to join the
Elko Silver Club will please call on
the Secretary at the ISDEPEsDESr
office.
Austin Aduocnte:-Some Uen nj
ways prefer hard work 10 a light job.
They would rather hold II l50-pound
girl tt a n l5.pouud baby.
The associated press reporter, who
sont out the &C Dunt OF tho Carson
silver meeting, ..as earned the title OF
champion liar OF tho State.
Joiliboy What do the women do
in their clubs? Do they tell bear
stories aud fishing lies rs men do?
Miss Demure-Nn. They tell mouse
stories.-tN. Y. Sun.
Yesterday was a wrctched day. The
wind blew II perfect hurricane sending
great clouds Of dust through the
streets and making it very uncom
Portable to be out OF doors.
Jud Daxin has snld his rauch in
Lamoillo Valley, aud is making mr.
rangcments to build Il -four mill on
Lamoille Creek during the Summer.
He expects To have il completed by
November LIST.
By n notice in another column il
will Ls seen that Mr.. Wiker, the pho,
t~ogrnphor, Will leave for Trsrarora
next Monday. He will not remain
here Oh his return. All who want
work in his line should not wait.
T.. L. ChaSnon, formerly Of Tusca,
rora and Independence Valley, il
hero with his family en- route t1 Og
den whore he proposes to locate for
the present. Frank will be missed
from tho society Of the upper levels,
and his indy friends unite in wishing
him pro perity in his nov home. The
fup,.iy MI, Lava nm w q o., n;,It
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lFRoA Tuesdays DArLr.l
5ALMAGUNDI


1t showed this forenoon.
Assessor Wallace, Of Eureka, is in
town today.
Don't forget tho Fourth Of July
meeting Saturday night.
Worlds Fair Commissioners Russell
returned from his Eastern trip to-day.
The I. O.. o. f. Tag is fluating ut
full mast. to-day, in honor OF the 73rd
Anniversary OF the institution OF OLA
Fellowship in America.
Virginia ChrOnicle:- Fifteen an
swerei the breakfast bell in tho Coun-
~ Jail this morning. Florence Me-
Carthy again occupies his accustomed
seat at the head Of the table.
An old man named Marsh, who
keeps n saloon on the road between
Genoa and Carson, and attempted
suicide lately, has recovered, aud ex-
presses n willingness to live.
Over eleven thousand voters of
Arapnhoe county, Colorado, havo
signed IL pledge to vote for no man
for any ollie who is nnt In favor OF
the free and unlimited coinage OF sil-
yer.
A. w. Hesson returned from Pan
cake, Write Pine county, last night,
where he had been locking after his
sheep. He reports finding consider
able Winter on the road md that the
sheep Wintcred in that country all
did well.
The Southern Pacific railroad will
sell round trip tickets from Elso 10
O.;den for $3.50, good on trains ar
irving at Ogden April 18th and 29;h,
and returning, good until May 18th,
to all who wish 10 attend the Cattle.
meas Congress, which convenes
April 2Jlh.
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Mirror. nIaun of ,ynuh.

In Germany wood with n mirror mol
ISL is coming into use rs n substitute
for metal in the finishing 81 ornamental
work. In order u make the wood gus
ceptiblc to a polish Of this order Il must
first hc submitted TO n bath OF coustic
nl!iolt for two dnys, the bath being isc;t
Mt II temrcraturc OF one hundred mud
sc~rcnty-irc Fahrcnbcit oil the while.
Next IL liz soaked in u solution of hydro
snlplintc Of calcium for from twenty
o to t%hirty-nine hours. The third din,
Is into n BATH of concentrated solution
OF sulphur. Tho FINAL dip is into u sc,;,.
ton OF acetate OF lead at a tcmpcrnture
of n hundred degrees. After bcipp
thoroughly dried the wood Is ready TO
have tho mctailis surface impartad 70
It, which Is donc by giving II n rubblun
With finely powdered lead, tip or sinc.
Wood treated In the nbove mapncr IL /,
said, will fake n polish almost canul TO
that so often impaired to steol, tiivor or
nickel.
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SUN N eARTA
c-oansotioa netvee. saa s.o.. - ~.
Anror eor.niSNe.ne

~ SDoeo ~ the
Aurors Boesnlhl --
Observers OF tho asn,S face have IN.
centuries noticed ut times dark spots ~,
II, says John L. Recs, In Hurper.s
Young People Now we know from ~,
accumulated observations that tho on.
tent and number OF these o vary.
eomstirncs we can $50 very few, or
even nor at oil, and sometimes We Gun
~ great mnny, some OF which afA
visible to the naked eye whom protected
by coiored or smoked glass Such q
spotted region Is now February 1al
passing out OF sight on tho south~cstarn
tiho OF the sun; bat n second group of
spots Is finely visible on tho nortbu.n
henispiiere, stretching In q long. iiI.c
from the eastern edge to the center IF
the sun. But what has tho sun u 40
with the auroraf Simply thus: It liza
oeen shown that when NE have tho
Greatest number Of san spots, tllen ,,e
have the most frequent and o Gor-
Eeous displays of tho aurora NLnn
there Is q great storm on tho Gun pro.
drcinS spots, then we feel ut once on
oar little earth q disturbance of cle,-
tsieal conditions Tho display Of u,o
aurora on February IS Is regarded "a
an accompaniment of tho solar disturb
anccs which ave produced The tramaa-
dous spotted regions mentioned.
The average time from when tie
spotted nren on the sun Ia greatest Ia
Tho next maximum Is a httla over
eleven years. The last sy>ot mnxim,..l
occurred il 1884, u year or two hehL.I
the average time, and we soem now 4,
be approaching a maximum IN tsyo-
We may therefore fairly conclude tint
during this year we shall lie favored
with numerous ind brilliant aprorrn
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The l. d. O. T.. Ball.

The dance given by Eiko Lodge
No. Is, IT. O. o. f., at tho Depot TTotol
last night in honor OF the Seventy.
third Anniversary OF the institution
Of Odd Fellowship in America, was Il
grand success us a social event. Tho
members Of tho Order and their
friends were out in full force aud
seemed TO be actuated by one desire
only TO have II good time.
Tho large dining room OF the hotel,
filed with Indies aud gentlemen woar.
ing bouquets fresh from tho gardens
OF SACRAMENTO, presented an animated
appcnrsucs when the music struck
up and tho merry dancers joined in
tho grand march led by Floor Di-
rector Reinh1rt and Miss Essic Soscn.
stock. The music was good aud,
Judging from the general expressions
OF pleasure heard on every hand, tho
lard Anniversary of the independent
Order OF Odd Fellows in America
was appropriately celebrated by Eiko
Lodge No. IL. Dancing Was kept up
till tho late hours OF Tho early morn.
ing, when the music ceased and all
retired TO their homes vol Satisfied
with the nights atnugem ont.
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Fish or Annexation.

Tho Reno Journal says that
Truckec, California, wants 10 DO an.
noxed to Nevada because il doos not
got it's share Of tho trout in tho
Truckoe river on account OF the dams
in that stream. The journal advises
tho rrunkre people to make tho bcst
OF their deprivation for a few months
NJ they caniot DO annexed 10 tho
sngcbrush State without convening
the Fifteenth Legislature in extra
session, md tho people would not OH.
duro such q calamity IA that Tor tho
whole custom slopv u California
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The Executive Committee Meeting.

At meeting Of the Executive
COMMITTEES "f the Elxo Silver League
held last night, j. 4. Plummer was
elected Chairman and =. S. rriplett,
Secretary.
Upon motion il was ordered that
the Elko Silver Club unite with other
clubs in the matter OF psrferting or-
CARNATIONS throughout tho whole
county.
Upon motion the Chairman APP.
pointed f.. g.. Mcclellan, John Hen
derson md John lIibbets as n COM
mittee OF three to circulate md sole.
IL signatures To the resolutions md
plolEe, adopted at the meeting held
April 10, in the town OF Elko.
Upon motion +. S. Harrington,
Stanley Rigsly, i. S. Gardner, Thos.
Hunter and WIN. Snow we're appoint.
cd as H committee to circulate and su-
licit signatures 10 tie resolutions and
plodge, adopted mt the meeting held
April 18th, throughout every precinct
Ia the southern part OF tho county.
Upon motion the lame Of G. w.
Grover was added to the above com.
mittco.
Upon motion the Secretary was in
strucIed to write tc the Tuscarora md
Carlin clubs, outlining the proposed
move to organize throughout the
whole county, invite their co.opera.
ton with the ElSo club in tho move
mont and request that tho Sccretar!s
OF tho above mentioned clubs for.
ward n list OF oil eigrets Of their
pledges To tho Secretary at Elko.
T. &. Mcclellan stated that he
would cause 10 DO printed tho rcsolu.
tions and pledge adopted for tho uso
Of tho Commuters on Circulation and
signature.
Upon motion an adjournment was
ordered subject to call OF tho Chair.
Iuuu.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
ShL!iAGUSDI

Ed. Carvillc. nt Mound Valley, is in
town t. day.
Sunday school in tho Presbyterian
church tomorrow nj l:3O. Y. Z. S. G..
r prayer moelinG at $50 in parsonage.
Nc arc informed on good authority
tii.t the Rev. Cd. a. Porter. formerly
o. ElSo, hIs forsaken Presbytcriapisn
nnd joined the Methodist Episcopal
,c'rrch Of California.
4 woman in Pennsylvania has
o'vored boraolf with glory by taxing
OF her under lirt aud using II us u
d 'nG,r signal, thus saving n railroad
train frort !~eat:uctIua.
4. M"ilin whp was examined be.
f'ro y. 5. Commissioners PAlper few
w.ois rgo for selling whisxey 10 In
dan. hns been committed To Thu.
Prnitsntlary 10 await the action Of
tho u. S. Grand Jury.
In tho District Court at Winacnuc.
ci on Tuesday w. II. Morrison WIS
rrnLenrcd 10 y and one.halt years
in thp StHtN Prison for forgery, and
jhUrs kcir,r received the same sen
trnco for horsa stealing.
Car.on dpp.dE-Bear in mind that
whom tho earthquake is cavnrtin.
through tne valleys ri CALIFORNIA; aud
Devastating; Villages il is unable 10
ghFHs tuc solid foundation o! this
State. We nre bait mp here tn stay.
Tho meeting at Carson, Wsdncl1ay
r"Iht, developed 'ntn un anti-Sunth.
ern Pacific railroad boom instead Of
thu third party racket. The resolu-
tons adopted do not mention the
waite metal 4: all Tho Republicans
snISt have captured tho 'Ionling and,
w,lting II little cheap nntoriety. they
posed ~ anti. railruad monopoiiBts.
Thu Whit Star Steamer Teutonic
h ~ just made tho trip from New York
- QIeenstuwI ~ 5 days, g3hours md
- minutes, ~coverius 2,JJJ mil.s'
LtIt September the T"utonic made
tho trip from Now York to Queens
town in o days, ~ honrs aud - min
mt"s. but tho distance covered was
only 2,i9l m'ios, or 10 miles less than
on her iHsl "trip.
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The Beef Market.

@. w. Mapcs, who came up from
tho city this mOrning, reports the beef
market rs rather fiat. tic says tho
ruling price is q and ca cents, With
IN occasional SAKE ut 7 conts. lie took
down with him ia head, which no
sold AT satisfactory prices, however.
Ito docs not know whether tho market
will . or aOt. Iliono Gdztitc.
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Indian Enterprise.

Tho Inyo Independent snys: The
Indians about Big Pine nrs entitled
~ gront credit for tho efforts they
have mado to secure M education for
their children. Several mouths ngU
tlioy raised n sufficient subscription
nmong themselves Ia buy lumber
enough for u goOd.eizcd building.
Tho whitcs ussisted to raise The build.
log nnd did tho carpenter WORT, mud
now Al nice little sChOolh0use near the
Big Pine District school stands n
monument Of their efforts IN tho caueo
OF education. Last year thcy sub
a,riUpd enough money 10 hire n
teacher and maintained u school for
several months. IL IL quite likely
that the cutcrprising natives will re.
cciyo Government assistance, az mn
official visited Big PinO last week,
and IL 10 said that no will report
mvorably. IL is To DO hoped that tho
assistance will not amount to intor.
ference, ns IN Indian doca best when
loft ~mVnsurabl, 10 his o"n devices.
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a Quotation Corrected,

~ mistnl,s that IL very generally
made" Eaid Gsnornl Rosecrlns at
WiIl'ra's last evening, "is in the pop
u.,r phrase 'EverythinS in lovely and
/ " gnosr hangs bigh.' Now, this is
~ tlroly wrong. IL should read,
'Everything Is lovely and tho gouse,
h"nk" high This saying originated
n,ay up in the Northern States,
Where IN rainy, tOggy or stormy
weather ii il n well known fact thut
III" gces" ~ low--skimming alon.
ov@r The very houSotnpR. In fine and
pleasant Weather you will remember
thrI they iiy i'll long strings go high iu
to h"nreag iiiut thor peculiar cry,
'tlons, honi;.' can scarcely be heard
on the earth below; hence the old say.
i"g that everything IN lovely whom
'the goose 'hupks' 'high,' pnd not
'hauga higb,' which ia u most non
r prsical p~crvcrsion Of tho original old
NeH England paying"
p,Jt.
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n Novel WATCH,

Ono az tho most ingenious and in
expensive novelties OF the day Is u
gun metal watch, keyless, aId show
ing upon its face, through snail aper-
lures, the day, date. month and state
OF The moon II requires only 10 be
wound ia the usual way, anl when
the hour OF II O'clock midnight
arrives, with a slight click thu day
and date change in u migic, although
automatic,
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lFaoA TnuesDAr's DAlLr.l
SAI.MAGUNDI.

Tho weather still remains cool.
w. S. Clayton, OF Mound Valley, is
IN town to-day.
Rcmen,ber tho Fourth Of J uIy meet
ing Saturday night.
Mrs. Ostreicher left tor San Fran
cisco on Nos today.
The Spring horse rodeo win begin
ut Ten Nile on day 5,h.
DR.. los. Henderson arrived from
Salt Lake on No. 4 TO -dny.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 10,
X OF p, at Castle Hall tonight
The Siirer Stale claims that its
failure to notice ths Elko Silver meet
ing was due to an oversight. Boshl
From Il communication in the
Times-ReUicT We conclude that tho
third party agitation is petering out
in ruscarora.
Unmugnetic Bon and Moneybags
Morton made n winning team in 1888.
Will the Blocks .ot-ive party dare
risk them in the contest OF 1922
The Appeal says n Carson m
wants n pension on the ground that
her husband has boon suffering from
"acute yellow fever since the war"
Young wife Jack, mother says
she wants to be cremated." jack
"All right! tell her to put on her
things and I'll take her down at once"
The people Of Paris have consumed
within the year 2l,29l horses, 90
donkeys aud 40 mules, the meat
Weighing, according to returns, 4,6l5
pounds.
Two men known az Spencer and
Burnett, who had over fifty stolen
horses in their possession, were killed
in Wyoming Monday while resisting
arrest.
The average age ut which IN
marry is 2.5. Married ONE 1.-Two
two years longer than single
although ono woman in seventy dies
in childbirth.
Dase Casper came down from the
Duck Valley Reservation Tuesday
and is spending a few days in town.
Dave looks as il time was dealing
gently with him.
F.. G. Mclaughlin, assnyer of the
Cnrlin Smelling Works, and Cores
ponding Secretary OF the Carlin Sill
yer League Club, gave the IsDEPgyp
Esr office - pleasant call to-day.
Denver NcIcs:--A Chinese exclusion
bill has eve yet been constructed
which u San Francisco federal Judge
caanot knock n hole in by ono Of his
decisions. The Chinese exclusion acts
o! tho past have been completely
nullitied by United States courts for
acv"-al years p1at.
National Dem0crat:--The pious
Wanamnker raised a corruption fund
OF sioO,O00 for the Little Bon cam
paign Of 1883 by which he bought n
Heat in the Cabinet. Quere: Will
Wanuy put up another 100000 or
ruption fund for tho empty honors OF
Keeping up n vacancy in tho Cabinet?
The State Convention OF Colorado
Silver Leagues was held in Denver
Monday. 4 resolution was adopted
advocating tho formation Of an indie
pendent party in the event OF the
Democratic or Republican cohven-
tiOns failing To nominate for President
and Vice President men with pro-
nounced silver views.
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Tho Crerde Camp Excitement

Crcede Camp promises to become Il
second Lendville. Tho number OF
people going into this wonderful camp
is unprecedented in the history OF
Colorado, except during tho Loadville
excitement. 1t is estimated that now
the townsite is located there will be
10000 people IN the camp by June /.
Tho new discovery is only reached by
the Denver il Rio Grande railroad,
aud there Is M aimviny. Lex.
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[Faou wrDsEspAr's DAILY
SALMAGUSOL

Time draGs heavily today.
Last night Was rather Wintry.
DR.. J. ]. Meigs went west on No. 4
to-day.
Tramps are becoming too
in Elko.
Carliu was we'll represented ct the
ball lust night
j. r. Bradley came down from
Desth last night.
US Commissioners Palmer, OF Car
lin, is in town to-day.
J. L. Fast and wife, OF Pali.ade
were at the ball last night.
jack Rails has returned from a trip
through The northern country.
On Monday the Treasury Depart
ment purchased 3S0,00O ounces OF sill
yer ut s.sTl and S.87l9.
Tomorrow President Harrison will
lay the corner stoue OF the Grant
monument in New York.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid Society 10 morrow at
, o'clock in tho Presbyterian church.
Ii calling names is argument tho
editor Of the Silver State is the most
nrgumentative cuss in tho State OF
Nevada.
Tho members OF tho Democratic
County Central Committee should DO
represented at the meeting Saturday
night either in person or by proxy.
The Carson Tribune says: In JUS.
tice to Nevada Mrs. T. C. Stevenson
should tender her resignation ~ ono
OF the Lrly Directors TO the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
Ingalls, roitorates his disinclination,
TO re-enter public life. More true Joy
this Kansas Marceilus exiled feels
than 10th CH.ar PETER with all the
wipis OF Washington toying with his
Hhiskers.
The store Of Charles Buckle, OF Car.
lin, WIS entered by burglars Monday
night who carried oil $500 worth Of
gloves, pipes, shoes, ~jowelry, etc. II
is supposed that the burglary was
| committed 10y tramps.
The authorities OF Humboldt coun-
ty should take the necessary steps To
coniine the editor Of tho !Sifvcr .Stctc
in a ~lun.lic asylum or set.d him to
an institution for the carc Of idiots.
He il not a proper person TO be ut
largo.
Reno Gdzciie:-The Salvation Army
have n new sign over the entrance 10
tho barracks on Virginia street. II is
said To be the handiwurk Of Major
John ii. Dennis, who IS anxious 10
point to some tho way to salvation.
The Major is a regular attendant at
their meeting and s'ems TO be- on The
hi:h road - sr!vr,;ra.
The CIndel1ria Chloride Belt says:
II is not improbable that the coming
month will witness n partial renewal
OF operations in this camp. Colonel
Jackson and w. II. Shockley are
both expected To return here in May,
and il is thought that a limited num-
Der OF mon will bo put TO work by
each Of the big companies.
Reno Joarnai:- IT. II. Good man,
General Passenger Agent. informs
John II. Dcunis, Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee,
that delegates will be taken TO tho
convention from points on the Cen
trail Pacific TO Winnemuccu and re-
turn. Delegates must purchase
tickets to Winnomucca and they will
he furnished with return tickets.
When they asked DR.. Edward Ever.
cit Hale tho other day the secret Of
Keeping young ut the ago OF 10, Ec
said: First, never do anything your.
sell which you can get another to do
for you; second, never trouble your
sslf as To who will got credit for what
ID done; third, never work after 3
o'clock IN the afternoon; fourth, steep
ten hours aut of every twcnty-fuur.'
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They Never

Tho Republican Senate has again
shown ITS %contomp, OF Pacific Coast
sentiment by defeating the Chincsc
Exclusion Act passed 10y tho Demo
Ht't'c House and passing the mill,
abd Tntor bill introduced by Senator
Dojrh, OF Oregon. Still the peoplc
OF tho S'atos mort affected by Chi.
he'e immigration will continuo 10
1'aHt iboir votes ;1r tho q. .. p.
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ASwindic.

The Montana Lottery run by q
scnunGrsl named Jacobs advertise,
that Mr.. Mangles corner Of Clay and
East street, ). H., will pay all prizes.
There 10 no such pinca lis tho corner
of Clay and East street in San Fran
cisco and the Montana Lottery never
has any drawings. Carson is iiovdud
with tho jacobs circulars. -ICarson
Appeal.
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Gem ~IIOtol--l. DsIrrichcr, Pro-
prictOr.

Gcm ilotoi-.l. O~sIrcichcr. Poo
prict0r.
II Lcberski, II CIawson, i Dakin,
Lnmoillc; q 9 Wallace, Eurckn; n
Mad Ten, South Fork. J Il Rails.
ldnho; T. Deunory, Sacramento; ID
Casper. Duck Valley; Chns Green.
berg, Osinu; q q Ncborkrr, Oakland;
j ID Abel, Fort llnllock; FW Baker,
Miss T. Poarcc, Juues Wright, Mis4
Annie Jones, Carlin; ID A Mcdonald.
$ f.; John Day, Salt Lake; j II brad.
10y, Dcoth.
I'D Dakin. Sun Rodgers, Lamoillci
Taylor Allen & family, Sam Furniss'
Osino; jas @ Butler, Island Mount.
ain; g Il Roland, Warm Crceh; J u
Fitch, Wells; J II Mcmillan, Winnie.
mucca; Owen b lIyor. lovclocks;
james II Van Vlo3k, O;oxoa; Mrs y
y KulIy & daughter, Astoria; Pat Nc.
Dsrmott, Fort Hdllock; jay II Mer'
rill. s II; rhus Belen, WInnenncca.
HANK Smell, Lnmoillo; W Is Hunt,
$ +; Ernest Solomon, s cramentD; j
B Ernest, + Il MoOEor, Bingham; j r
Rider, As Rugglos, Donvcr; MIRA +
NJ Bar lmas. Wlnnomucca; w n Peter
son, Grand Island, Ncb.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotcl--Ciark a. Green. Pro-.
prIctOrs.

prIctOrs.
Bert Wines, J B Roberts, Lamoi!le;
w A Mcclure. GGy Davis, VI Quinlan,
City; 10 Quil, Frau X Kat. Fresno,
Cal; Il q Murphy, l~IuI'ccS; j l. Fast
wife & son, PdIisado; Chus Happier, J
w Puott, Carlin; Van Devine, Penn;
S l. Sand. Ch3rgo; VIM ST., hens,
Columbus; Geo Monroe, City.
5 Il iiodsrIs, LLmoilie; f. T. Chag-
" q family, Independence; j IL
k"nncr, Ogden; Tnus Stiaton, North
Fork; j Mulligan, Lon" Mountain;
j w Powell, TuscarorI; james Con.
nell, Muleon; Joe Rodgers, Peter
Downry, john L,murnn, Jam Sher-
idan, Mike Martin, North Longford,
ireland.
w II Cotant, IIalleck; J A Rober-
son, Limoiiio; I'd Cdrvulc, Mpund. T.
n Jones, Idaho; G NJ Clayton, Ten
Mile; q ii Crane, l. Gotta, South
FORK; JAS Meyers & wife, Spring G. eek.
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BORN.

GIbLrsrIE: Az Muldonn, Idaho, April
IL, 1892, t. tho vito OF james Oil
lcspie, (ace Maud CartcrO n daugh.
ter, weight, 10 pounda
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