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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-12
IFRoN TUESDAYS DAILY.l
,SALMAGUNDI.

J. F. Dennis, n prominent attorney
Of Lander county, is in town today.
K D. Lauham, OF Jack Creek, gave
the lSDEPESrRNr office a friendly call
to-day.
r Keeter returned last night from
an extended trip through White Pre-
county.
The State Board OF Assessors and
Equalization will meet at Carson On
tho 18th.
Go and hear Mrs. Stephens talk on
"IIome Protection" at the Presbyte-
rian Church tonight
John Phalon, OF Sprucemont, called
ut the INDEPENDENT office TO. day and
reported everything quiet in his
neighborhood.
Attention is called to the now ad.
OF Nj. Eceinhart which appears in an
other column. Call and inspect his
stock and prices.
p. c. Weber, delegate from White
Pine Co. to the Chicago Convention,
passed through EIko night before last
On route for New York. J.
Anyone having n copy OF the Week
LY INDEPENDENT Of April 10th, and
the DAILY OF April 18th, will confer n
favor on us by sending the same TO
this Office.
The oil regions OF Pennsylvania
we're visited by floods and fires on
Sunday which destroyed about S20,-
100000 worth Of property and hun
dreds Of lives.
w. NJ. Clendenuing, OF Mound VAL
ley, writes to the INDEPENDENT that
he has a half-brecd Hereford heifer,
1879 months old, that has given birth
to a fine calf. Mr.. ~Clendcnning chal
lenges the world to beat this record.
Mrs. Stephens dsirered another
interesting address at the church last
night. She is an earnest, forcible
speaker and never fails to interest her
audience. Tonight she will speak
on "Home Protection" n s inject that
should interest the women OF America.
Go and hear her.
Homer Inder:-One month hence
the Summer s~olstice will occur, when
tho sun will commence to slide down
hill again, yet The walls OF the canyon
are still covered with snow and the
upper lakes are ice-bounG. About
the time less. favored people arc thor
ouShly incinerated We will just begin
to thaw out and feel comfortable.
Then 40 will crow for six mouths.
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The Man Should 10 Around.

a story Ia told oi IN olectiunoer
down in Mississippi who grnndllo-
qucntly referred to tho old saying,
"the Office should sock the man. not
the man tho Office" A iow days
afterward the speukcr was noticed
olcctionecrinS in tho old.fashioned
style, with drinks md cigars, etc.
Being called down aud asked about
this assertion Of n few days before,
That "the Office should sock tho man"
no replied: II still maintain my posi-
ton. The Office should ind,el seek the
man, but by God, snlt! the man should
DO around WHOM the Office 10 looking
or him. t-
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Rather Thin,

The following is said to be the sill
yer plank ofthe Minneapolis platform:
"Tf Amerioun people, through in
t~erest and tradition, arc in favor of
bimetalism, and demand that both
Metals shall be used o. standard
money, under such regulations aud
provisions as may be established by
the Legislative departments OF the
Government to establish and maiu-
tain the p arity Of the mctals, and
makee each dollar, whether gold, silver
or paper, the equuI Of any other dollar.
1--WE commend tue wise and pa
triotic policy inaugurated OF calling
an international conference to estab-
hsh the concurrent use OF gold and
silver throughout the commercial
world"
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lFEoS TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SA AGUNDI.
Fires are in order to-day.

Fires are in order to-day.
Twenty-nine cars Of sheep passed
through Elko yesterday eastward
bound.
This wenther is not calculated to
put a worldly man in a religious franc
OF mind.
Drs. Freeman and Farrow, Of San
Francisco, will be in Elko on the 18th.
See their notices elsewhere.
Elk Assessor Hesson has received
the bicycle he drew ia the Examiners
prize distribution. II ia u fine thing
for herding sheep.
Tho news from the Minneapolis
Convention as Sc go To press, il that
there is q wrangle ever the report Of
the Committee on Credentials and
that n ballot will be taken tonight.
Senators Jones, OF Nevada, and
Teller, Of Colorado, arc members Of
tho Sub Committee on Resolutions Of
the Minneapolis Convention, having
in charge tho Silver plank Of tho plat.
form.
Nevada is represented on the Com
mittoes OF the Minneapolis C~onven.
ton as follows: Credentials--A. G..
Cleveland; permanent organization,
d.. A. Bender; platform aud rosolu.
resolutions, John p. Jones; rules and
order OF business, A. j. Mcdonnell.
Tho House OF Representatives by q
vote OF ia to IL has passed n bill nd.
hitting Arizona into the Union as a
State. IL the Senate should pass tho
bills admitting Now Mexico and Ari-
IONA, Utah and Oklahoma would DO
tho onlyorganized Territories OF tho
United States.
Tho population OF tho city OF Romes
which by tho ccnsus OF 1881 was 273,.
600 is now o 5O0,0OO, having nearly
doubled within the past ten years.
Since tho atty became tho capital OF
United Italy thousands Of new edlGccs
bnvo been built and IL has been greatly
changed otherwise. Tho sovon hills
themselves nrc undergoing n process OF
lcvcling and the valleys arc being
filed in.
Eureka Sentinel: -. The Silver
Leagues will hold n State Convention
at Virginia City on or about tho 2S,h
OF June. IL IL their purpose TO put up
thrco Presidential Electors on u free
coinage platform, ard plcdgpd TO cast
tho vote Of tho state for u FREQ coin.
ago President. They will also select
delegates 10 tho Silver Convention
TO DO hold ut Holebn, Montana, July
18th, aud perfect a State organiza
non.
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Social Event,

Mrs. Goo. Meigs entertained a num-
bcr OF her lady friends last evening
with u Lilac CulIeo.
The dining room wns lovely with
it's hangings, and odor OF Lilac every
wiIoro, md tho table was laden with
all tho dolicacies OF the season., with
All elegant Contor. Piece OF fruit aud
Lilacs, showing tho work Of an Artist.
Tho Souvonisr Cards woro OF delicato
cream tint with O spray Of Lilac. The
Hostess Drumming over with pretty
~thoughts made IL pleasant for all
while her beautiful daughter Laurs
with her swoot voice and guitar nd.
dol much pleasure.
Twelve O'Clock orept In ere the
ladies thought OF homo. All pro-
nounosd II tho most enjoyable affair
OF the season, and homo TO DO romem-
bercd whom. Mrs, Mcigs gives another
colree.
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(FRoh WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
1ALMAGUNDI.
1t showed last night.
Go TO Freeman Hall tonight,

1t showed last night.
Go TO Freeman Hall tonight.
The most OF our space, to-day, is
taken up by the proceedings Of the
County Commissioners.
Last nights stage brought down II
bars Of bullion from the Union Mill,
Tuscarora, valued at s~2i647.23.
We are requested to state that there
will be n picnic for the school children
in Kittredge Canyon on Friday und
everybody is invited to attend.
There will he a 6ne entertainment
at Freeman Hall 10 night. Go and eu-
Joy a good laugh. After the pertor-
nance there will he a dance. Take
il in.
II the delegates from the mining
States are sincere on the silver ques.
ton, how car they support james G..
Blaine in the Minneapolis Conyen-
ton? ....
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens left on No.
4 today for Lcvelocks, where she will
hold meetings. Her address at the
church last night was TN able proscn-
tation OF the temperance side OF the
homo protection question.
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Senator Jones will soon deliver be-
fore the Senate another Of bis deep
and unanswerable speeches on the
silver question -[Silrer State.
Senator Jones hurrahing for Blaine
and delivering an "unanswerablo"
silver speech ut the same time would
10 n sight To make the angels weep.
1t will be good news, however. to the
people OF this State to learn TINT the
Senator still lives and occupies his
scat in tho Senate OF tho United States
long enough To make one speech in
thor interest during this session of
Congress.
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[FRoA MONDAYS DAILY.l
SALBiAGUNDl.

Minneapolis ia red hot to-day.
Mr.. w. r. Crune is in from South
Fork to-day.
Attention is called to a notice else
where under the head Of fireworks"
Ne will publish tho bulletins from
the Minneapolis Convention to-uIor-
row..
Miss Nellie Sheehan has cloRed her
school at WeiianJ's and returned 70
town.
The County Commissioners were in
session to-day and allowed the usual
BILLS
County Commissioner McAfee and
Nels Peterson came down from North
Fork Yesterday.
The attention OF our readers is
directe! to the resolution Of thanks
in another column.
Go to tho Presbyterian Church Mt
I:3O this evening and hear Mrs.
Sicpheus talk temperance.
The House, oa Monday, by a vote
OF 1G7 to , parsed the bill admitting
New Mexico into the Union rs a State
We were pleased to see Mr.. Grover
on the street this morning. He says
he is all right nowbut'powerful weak
Washington POst:-It would be
rather rough on President Harrison
il he ahuuld be beheaded by his late
headsman.
See the item about reduced rates for
tho Fourth OF July and make up your
mind TO come to Elko and hear the
eagle scream
4 baby boru in OHIO is without
hands. When he grows up he will BE
able to sweep his town for the Office
Of Treasurer.
Parties desiring to attend the Chi
cago Convention would do we'll to in
form Mr.. Morrow, the agent OF the
railroad, Immediately, go that he can
procure the necessary tickets for
them.
irs. Emily Pitt Stephens, National
Organizer OF tho w. C. /. U delivered
two interesting addresses at the
Presbyterian Church Yesterday. Mrs.
Stephens is an nblc advocate OF tenn
peranco and held the attention OF her
hearers. She will speak this evening
at this same place and we advise our
readers TO 20 and hear her.
Weather Prediction.
Washoc Charley, the weather proph-
ct of the Washoe Indians, was 10
town this morning. In reply To u
question concerning the weather he
said: weather heap good for grass.
but no muchee good for Indian. He
go out in morning with only shirt on,
night come he freeze 10 death under
his blanket. Wa,tber too muchce
fool; all time change. Heap fool em
white people too. White man no know
whether TO ri him OvorcOat or linen
duster. Make people heap sick il the
nose and hoad With whut-you GALLON
cough"
Charley ia about right about the
weather fooling the people and maxi
Ing them change their clothes con-
tlnually. But it docs not make tho
GoeCtte force change theirs. They
have no o~thers.--lIteno Gazette.
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TssE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

leo formed in town lHt night a
quarter OF an inch thick.
The County Commissioners meet
Monday. Flo your bills with the
clerk.
The Rev. John Wallace will preach
in Ca:lin Tomorrow morning and
evening.
Dove, tho photographer, has
pitched his tent in tho street near the
flag pole.
W. s. Hobart, n former prominent
Citizen Of Nevhia, died IN San Fran
cisco Thursday afternoon.
J. ". Guthrie, Assessor Of Hum
boldt county, anne up last night and
returned on No. ! to-day.
Mrs. jeanne. and two children, OF
Eurcka, arr vol last night on n visit
20 her sisters, .1rs. Keyser and Mrs.
IIcsson.
Clay Irland came from Columbia
yesterday TO take out supplies for the
people IN that section. He reports
everything quiet in the Northern part
OF tho county.
Parties using tho hydrants at the
cemeteries are requested TO ses that
the water is turned OF when they
leave. Considerable damage has al.
Ready beon done in the /. o. o. f..
Cemetery by tho gross carelessuess OF
8Jms ono
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lFhoM FRIDAYS DAILr.l
BALMAGUNDI

DR.. ]. w. Petty. Of Wells, has re-
turned from his eastern trip.
See notice of Executive COMMITTEES
OF Eiko Silver Club meeting else
where.
j. b. Abel, ]. J. Campbell aud VIM.
Moody returned from California this
morning.
Our Republican brethren are hav-
ing a red hot time at Minneapolis.
The scdrs will be deep aud lasting.
Read the 18th of July ball ad. and
the programme Of literary exercises
Tor that day, ind como 70 Elko to
celebrate.
Mr.. Wiker, the photographer, will
pitch his tent in Carlin to-day. Ho
will make the Aristo aud other styles
or picture. Mr.. Wiker's work gave
good satisfaction here and we cheer.
fully recommend him TO the people OF
Carlin.
MIR. Samuel Bachman, OF Ruby VAL
ley, wishes the INDEPENDENT to state
that IL tho party who built the dams
in the Larnoille lane, just beyond the
creek, does not remove them no will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law.
DR.. Moore will leave tomorrow for
all extended trip through the north
ern part Of the county. He will take
i u North Fork, Mountain City and
White Rock and will he gone about a
month. Call on tho Dr., il you want
work in his line.
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Coming To Elko.

Drs. Freeman & Farrow, Of San
Francisco, June 18th OILY. Depot
Hotel, Will be fully prepared to
treat all diseases of the eye, ear, nose
aud throat. Deiormities, such ma
Climb feet, hip disease, curvature, etc.
Rupture positively cured in young
and old, male and female. Immediate
improvement. No operation. Ulcers
or old sore legs cured without ever a
failure. Spectacles fitted for young
and old with accuracy.
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Special hates.

Tho Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Inns mndo II ratio OF ono faro
for the round trip from all points on
their line OF road within 80 miles oast
and west OF Elko for tho Fourth OF
July. The Tuscarora Stage Company
hne made II special rate Of 81. for tho
round trip from Tuscnrora to Elko
and will run Il special stage to accom-
modato MI who wish 10 attend tho
celebration.
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The Minneapolis Convention.

Tho Convention met this morning
at II a. NJ. and called to order 10y the
temporary chairman. The Committee
on Permanent Organization reported
in favor OF Gov. Mckinley, of Ohio,
for permanent chairman. The report
was adon'Hd nmid great cheering and
when Mckinley took tho platform the
convention rose and cheered him for
several minutes. At tho conclusion
OF the cheering Mckinley addressed
the Convention.
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L NJ Philbrick Hugh Bowman
VI Urton Daniel McKenna
Julius Ossig Ed Stauts
Ed Mead RObt johnson
L r Parsons Tracy Fairchild
G j Tibbetts W IStrickler
Henry Snider VIM Trembath
jas McGirr II E Bangs
S w Cross IT Bleyin
. NJ Barrett Ike Mckay
Tom Francis PJ McNamee
II S Van Drieleu l. Keyser
Geo Russell w II Smith
Edgar Reinhsrt Vim Hunter
l. Jones Samuel CASTOR
A Dawlcy Frank Fernald
CIV Grover Sr "A Mcbride
w w B"oher Jumos Clark
Charles Moody Ed Litton
james Russell f p Prupty
Peter Holm r HamilI
Quilici K Farrell
w Todd CT WiIliams
T G Gaynor W e West
j w Puctt ID Cozzens
w Linebnrgo ] Il Hsrdman
+ Dro"" EA p johnson
hnrdesty p j Ogilvie
w S Clayton Ed Carvil,e
81 SHUTTLE w II Kennedy
j Hylton WIN Mitchell
John Trenor Il S Porch
VI Chaser ... Geo Eluore
j Henderson Jas Stauts
Chris Baumbach Ben Craighead
Jake Nelson Ike Ostreicher
r NJ Dorsey Yates
WIN Cotant J CampbelI
ihos + Brenne Archie Dorsey
Albert wines Vim Gillapd
Fred Reinkon G Leddick
Jos ~l1ennen S Rogers
Ed odell Jno PThorpe
Steve Dakin John McDermott
II II Coryell Nj f Ain
jas Ralph Allen Fisher
J Il Fitch A Knopf
Ed Kelly u Wisemnn
Eugene Woods Fred Mason
w ~ 1gel CIV CIR over
E II Wolverton j w H.ltb
Nephi Jeseeu Frank Short
X IL Harrison VIM Myers
Ike Griswold Thomas Short
j II Cnzier Charles Wagner
j G Lee Ii Dake
a l. Womack Joe fhiIins
John lakewood w ID Hand
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Gem Hotolr-i. ostrciohcr, Pro-
prtctOr.

II Lowis, e n SbiG, II Cufield, s r;
Pat McDormott, Fort Ilalleck; Ed
Icberski. w Meyers, II FRANKIE, ZOO
Hayward, Bort Hayward, Mrs No
Dcrmoit Il son, Lamoillc; J l. Dennis
Battle Mountain; Carrot Picrcc, Car
In; NJ O1Bricn, Mira Borden, Salt
Lake; Turner Schultcs, Bcowawo; W
hcAvin, Geo Johnson, Tuscnrora; j
ID Abcl, Wm Moody, J j Campbell,
FrcEno.
Geo l. Walsh, Sacto; s Il Bonni.
hcld, Copporopolis; Mark Curicux,
Fred bradley, Unionvillc; g Butter,
IL \ lflnnd. Mountain City; II Il
Schif, Geo Boumticld, S f.; William
backward, Bullion; T. w CrofLa, wife
d child, Tuscarora; Jud Dakin, La.
mobile; IA Carrillo, Mrs johnson & 3
boys, G Feathers, Gins IIanks, Nols
Peterson, a NJ McAfcc. North Fork.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot H0tci--Clark & Green, Pro
prietOrR.

'cI'o' oici--SlaFE q GEccn, Pro
prietors.
I'D Gilmore, Lamoillc; 10 Honnon
Pleasant; NJ Shcehnn, Carlin; Mrs G
Is Connolly, Mounds A Dragcr, Eu-
reka: Mira G II Brewer, Tc:-ace; S d
Su'acker. llalleck; Mrs FN Barnaba,
~ruscnrora; Bob Sheppard, Fred West
j \ Charles. \ Schiller, Show; A 4
Kraft. Sacto; Geo Il Wilson, South
Fork; W Wood, S T.; j II Chappcll,
Forest Hill, Cal: TT Wikcr, Eiko: n
j Jessen, Arthur; V Nj Nelson, Win.
ncmucca; Al Fisher, John Sparks,
Wells; j Il Porter, Dceth.
IA Palmer, Thos Griffin, Carlin:
Mrs j y MothcrwclI. Bingham Canon,
Utah; Chas Cole, Wells;J w Guthrie,
Winncmucsn; j Conrad, Il Dnkin &
wife, Lnmoillo; JJ Hamilton. Spruce
mont; FL Borryessd, Geo Buck, Og-
don; Il ii Woolverton, Secret Valley;
Mrs Emily Pitt Stephens, W w Doc.
little, S F.; G Il Drown, & A Drown.
Paul Schillcrstrom, Miss Emma Is
Reynolds, So Fork; So Weston, Lone
Mountain; John Pritchard, Virginia
City; II \ Young, Blaine; Il II Lun-
hnn, FN Mcrhrtrcs, Tuscnrora; WIN
IA Slntar, Lynchburg, Va; John Muir
ply j Murphy, Port IIalleck.
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The Minneapolis Convention.

Tho Convention nj called 10 order
by tho Chairman OF the National,
Committee. j. Slont Fassctt, OF
Now York. wns elected Temporary
Chairman by reclamation and pro.
esodcd 10 address tho Convention.
Al tho conclusion OF Mr.. Fassctt's
address the usual committees were
appointed and ut l:l5 y. n. tho Con
vontion adjourned ill IL A. NJ. 10. NOR
row.
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Rupture! Rupturc; ~I,upture:

Positively cured in young and old,
without operation or detention from
business. We use the celebrated j.
S. Blackburn treatment Patients
can engage in the most laborious oc-
equations from first day of treatment.
Thousands nre being cured by this
wonderful discovery. Sec Drs. Free.
mar d. Farrow, OF San Francisco.
Depot Hotel, June 18th only.
Executive Committee Meeting.
There will lie q meeting OF the ca
ecutive committee Of the Elko Silver
Club at the Office OF j. A. Plummsr
tomorrow evening ut y o'clock. A
full attendeuce is desired.
j. A.. PLuMMER,
Phil TRIPLErr, Chairman.
Secretary.
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ne are members OF the
Carliu Silver League:
Z e Mclaughlin &c March
John A Palmer J " Puett
Henry Ii Hale John r Hardman
j b Flickinger u w Hill
w II Needham Gerry Pierce
n Johns NJ Wickland
DCozzens A Kennedy
j b Stine Ed Cozzens
E S Bishop L Satler
Z Il Bernard w e Vest
Harry Robinson " II Eynon
Peter Molloy Chris Malatesta,
&c Doughty FL Robinson
Fritz Sperlich Il G Long
q ii Warrington Geo j Almer
Joe Sperlich Il E Gilbert
j L Heuagan IF Warsen
j Andrews Henry J Cohu
NJ Raglan Jr James A Wright
C. + Littrell d d McRae
Geo Mcintosh Peter McNally
Daniel Lynch Frank McGinnis
Jns Johns A Arnheim
r w Johnston Chas Buckle
W Coats Geo Stock
w Carlyle T G Gaynor
j Davidson B Lawler
Ii Oliver Thos d Parker
l. G Newlin James Connell
John Dueil " + Linebarger
Jno j Lynch S II Tracy
y Cross S A Shields
S p Howard w S Warner
Jones NJ GCodmanson
II f Bell james Hope
Baker G w Jewett
S a Higlitield NJ Regain Sr
Q Cunningham A Bolmct
w D Heaton ID Smith
Myles Stanley o E Davis
Rowan Farrell S Aelciper
ID Kirmell Denning
Geo S Graham Antoine Dragsricb
George Arthur Geo a White
Thomas Cieary L NJ IIuntsman
Thos Griffith SN West
John Hansen M Martin
j II Mcbride w r Capell
Alex Dover NJ NJ Parker
ID Raglan VIM Todd
9 ii Wiley VIM S Robinson.
a ID Mcliae A Patton
a Musser John Haskitt
w j Bryan NJ Schiller
j Christensen G F. Williams
G F Mcknight SSoutcr
Nj Sholl Thos b Farme.
Il l. McKellip Xix
w Toy CIR Carter
a Alexander Henry Ward
Nj ii Clarke Harry Sbreve
Peter CraIgen Charles Nelson
John OIeary Frank Blaney
" Robinson James Rutledge
A Il Kane G Black
w Gam pbell.
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Executive Committee Meeting
Photography,

Mr.. Wiaer, the San Francisco
photographer, is now at Carlin, whore
he will remain up to july let, whom
no goes TO Wells. clio 1w
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Census MnrshaI's Rcport,

Miss Annie Shcvhan, Census Mar
shal OF the Elko district, has filed
her report with the County Superin-
trndcnt, from which we gather tho
following statIstics:
No. boys between 6 and 10 ....... 40
No girls between q and Is. ....... lO7
Total No. Of school ago. ......l7
No. OF children under q ......... 50
No. Of children between IS md 81. II
No. Of children between 4 and c.. 90
No. Of children reported as attend
ing school E. ................lGO
No. Of children reported as attend
ing private school ............ o.
No. Of Children betwcen 6 and l8
not attending any school zee. IL
No. OF children between $ and il
Attending private school. ....... CO
No. OF Children between s and II
attending public school. ....... 90
No. 81 white children under 81. DAT
-. Of other children under 81 . Ol
M. OF children under 81 born in
NeHhda ..... ..... ...Ij6
M. OF children under u born in
other States or Territories. l2
Total No. OK children under 81 ..2ls
Tho report shows u gain Of lG chill
dron Of school age over that OF last
year. II also shows that there arc no
deaf, dumb or blind children in this
al trict.
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Fireworks.

All kinds Of Fireworks, Flags and
Paper Lanterns, etc, for the Fourth
OF July, can DO had ut my place at
reasonable prices.
til Hi LoY Co,
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Trial Jury.

Following 10 the list OF trial jurors
summoned to appear at tho Court
house at 10 A.. N. Monday Juno 18th:
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school Report.

FOLLOWING is II report OF the Smith
Crcck school for tho munth ending
Juno =, 1892:
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III you want 10 have your jowoIry
repaired by n first class workman. ut
reasonable prices, tako IL 10 Sam
Nouschwandor, Mt Nyo's old stand
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School Report.

Following ia a report Of the Toano
school for the month ending June 3,
1892:
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DIED.

MEYERs..At the County Hospital,
Elko, Nevada, Juno 8, 1892, John
Meyers, n native Of Missouri, aged
Sc years.
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Schol. Don't.

Number OF pupils enrolled, 10.
MIss A. L, ARMSTRONG.
Teacher.
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Chris Bauinbach ThOs II Brennan
j J Wiscman WIN Cotaut
T. i Prrnty CO T!55etts
Henry Snyder PJ McNameo
& Hutchisoa P j Ogilyle
" + West Samuel Custom
j " Helth Fred Eieinken
James Russell Ed Odell
. " Cross Julius Ossig
W D Urton Fred Mason
Edgar lteinhart LIN Philbrick
l. l. Bradley Isaac Griswold
j l. Koyser James McGirr
WIN Watt w Is Armstrong
JOS Hsnnen Geo Gilmore
" j Strickler " " Angoll
r p Hammill
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RATES.
RATES

VIII be made as low as ts consistent with
sound business principles. Apply 81 the Of
dcs for terms.
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leo formed in town lut night a
quarter OF an inch thick.
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Carlin Silver League.

The following are members OF tho
Carliu Silver League:
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d V Murray A ID Miller
JOY Pollard Goo w PhillipE
w Is Hicks w II bentley
John Jack j y Smith
Phii Ricbcr &C Myers
Ed Grey Dan Ross
Geo = watkins &C Hutchinson
Robt Ifubbs s n Turnor
w NJ Watt Dan Griffin