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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

MARRYISG USDEI DFFIcULTIEs.-The fol-
lowing bit of gossip comes from Cope, though
we cannot vouch for its authenticity gem
tlcman Of the Mormon persuasion, with four
wives and u numerous progeny, numbering
twenty in all, made an arrangement To trans
fer one Of his women" 20 another party
who WIS destitute Of hclpmect, and accord
ingly the trio repaired to the office of an Off
cial duly authorized Ia perform the matrinrc-
NAL ceremony. In reply To the question of the
magistrate, IA To- whether n license had been
procured. the Mormon expressing great as
constituent replied that lac was not aware that
such II document was noCcSsary-that hp could
very well spare the woman as he had three
more left. Notwithstanding all the efforts Of
I'll" Latter DHy@Srint nj persuasion, the mngis-
trate was memorable and would not tie the
marital knot. We understand that the happy
pair, ignoring lcgnlobEtnClc have formed "a CO.
partnership and urc now doing business in
their own nIluc, the magistrate agreeing tu
wink ut the slight irr"Enlurity Of the proceed
ing.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

JUSTICES Corur PEocEEDINGs Judge May
hugh's Cont hus not been altogether without
patronage ibis w,rk. The priz, tight on Mon
day resulted in giving the officers Of the law II
little job. On Monday nj, lat complaint was
made against o. II. Brown, Jim S.sifcrs, and
eight others for disturbing ia" peace and quiet
of the town Of Elko, by aiding aud abcttug ~
fight that took place i'll a dance house on the
Rocky Coast" At ~ o'clock yesterday
morning the parties were arrigncd before his
Honor, and ON the complaint being read
Brown and Settlers plead guilty to the charge,
and nt o'clock last evening were fined re-
spcctivcly $50 and SO, which amounted to
the costs of suit The others plead not guilty
and demanded IL jury trial. These cases will
be taken up to-day.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1869.

Pn1aE EIaHr.-Elko is not behind other
fast towns In affording every variety of amuse-
ment. On Sunday night the warbler of
the .'Up Town Dance House got away with
..U. p. jim" in fracas about a dark-hued
,leni-rnonde. Not being content to let the
matter DROP "U, p. Jim challenged Pretty
Brown" to Il mill in twenty-foot ring, and
selected the ~. 2. Dance House" as the field
of battle At one o'clock on Monday the
brass band announced the approach of the
hour for the contest, and large crowd soon
gathered on the outside while the room
was being filled Mt the rate of four bits n
ticket Our reporter admitted through
the back door and examined the pugilists. who
he found were dead on the fight" At two
o'clock "Elko Chicken" jumped into the ring,
stripped to the buff with his pals" ("Little
Bronco") silk hose on. ~. L. Jim" was
not tardy in making his entrance, and APP
peared to make light Of the matter. 4 time
keeper was appointed, and everything being
ready, the combatants %went for each other"
Drown getting the best of the round, Jim"
going down. On the second round being
called both came to time, and after some shy
ing Jim" got in CHANGING left winder ON
Browns" "pOtato trap" and both clmched
and fell across the rope. Both were spOnged
down and were pretty well warmed up-the
applause being in favor Of Brown" Time
being called btth belligerents were up to the
scratch and sailed i'll lively, when "a rough
nnd-tumble and general clnwing match en-.
sued winding up by Jim" putting a moss
agate" over Browns right pepper. Jim
went to his corner well clawcd about the pro
boscis" At this juncturo considerable com
motion prevailed; browns" seconds We're
roaring out foul, and he showed signs of
whiting, while slim jim" began to pluck up,
and on time being called for the fourth round,
both made II rush, Jim" getting In heavy
- Il 4.
the seconds made rush to the center and a
general row commenced. Just then n cry of
police" WIS sounded and the Sheritrs posse
broke into the ring and nippcd the thing i'll
the bud, and the srrambling Of the spectators
to get out began. Here was rushing to and
fro, and our reporter is said To have mude n
new opening in the tent, AID, i'll the double
somcrsault to escape arrest, peeled his smell
er. Brown" WIS the most punished. hns
head on him like poisoned pup" and has
lost his gal, Little Bronco" 10 boot, for not
getting away with the fight.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

New YrAn's BiLL.-j. D. Treat Of tho Cos.
mopolitan, is fairly entitled to rousing ben.
eft at the bali on New Years Eve, as he
gave way, ON Christmas, to the Sundav-school
in order that they might reap a rich harvest
after having made complete arrangements to
have IA social reunion on that night. To
christen the coming of the year 1870 in APP
made, and our people can enjoy the hop In Sbe
spacious room Of the Cosmopolitan, and
'of all the joys vouchsafed to man
In htes teInpestuous whirl.
lhere naught approaches heaven SO near
As dancing with girl. " .'|. 49, %
rosy. laughing. buxom girl;
frank good naturcd honest girl:
Aieeling. flirting ioting. smiling. smacking
Jolly. iaunty. jovial. poser-poking, dear
little 'uck of girl"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

CHRISTMAS was celebrated in Elko in divers
ways, and illustrated the tastes of different in
dividuals for fun. Two of our popular citi-
zens had whiled away the hours of Christmas
Eve until the dawn of day aroused our sleepy
denizens from their touches. These two jovi-
al youths had prepared n delicious dnucht.
composed of all ingredients which was skill
fully mixed in an Indispensable article that
can he found In every wcll.regulated house.
hold Eggnog isalways good and acceptable and
It matters little whether it comes from a gol-
den goblet or an earthenware vessel The
hoys were successful in soon disposing of their
beverage ..... SD. .., -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

PoETEE LEDGE.-Tho representative ledge
OF Bull Run district 50 far, is the Porter. which
Is mine thoroughly developed and sufficiently
explored 10 place in the front rank Of Tia. best
mines OF Nevada. Samples Of ore from this
lode were brought in the other dny, bv Mr.
Grover, which will assay from So 900 To $40. =
WD per ton, III silver. The weather in Bull
Hun district has been quite severe and cOmsc-
gncntly but little work could hc done during
the Winter months, rs the mines arr unpr0-
tectcd by shelter, and provisions are scarce.
In the Spring, however, activity viii prevail
ana large shipments of ore willb made abroad.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

A LITTLE CHARMER.-At the Sunday School
FESTIVAL On christmas Eve, a sweet little child
of hse Summers, Emma Gardner, snng Mag.
gle May beautifully, and on being bois-
terously eHcOTcd, the little charlner melted into
tears thinking that the great connection was
condemnation of her efforts, and could hardly
bc rcconciled by her papa, who may well be
prnud of his little Emma.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

-. H. nNifn' OF the popular house of Smith
Douglas, has ordered lnrgc invoice of
school. books which will nrriyc on so,urlo,
me school opens on Monday next. mud orr
Chlldrch can TO supplied with all tho books
they require, from this house.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

CorE,-Oppcmhcimcr came in from Noun
tun City hast evening, and reports the mines
looking well throughout the district lie
brought in abOut three hundred dollars worth
OF dust, and Slys,thnt the plnccrs of the dis.
tTict viii soon ship large amounts ct gold. as
the ditch has been finished and plenty of,wa.
Ter will bo furnished the miners. This
branch Of mining has been but little talked
about, but II is evident that it will soon bc.
come "A prominent feature in Cone district
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

The emigrant train, on Monday, went west
well loaded with passengers and freight, and
had on behind four fine new cars for the Gem
trail Pacific Railroad Company, There was
also a large number of Cornish miners. direct
from England, bound to Silver canyon, Lin
coin county, twelve miles from HIko, to
work II mine for an English company at that
nlnce-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

CHARLEY CARTER, the popular conductor he
tween "inncmncca and Tonna, Ibid over here
Yesterday IN order 10 visit his numerous
friends and enjoyed the rest hugely. Char.
icy Is very stric; aud attentive 10 business and
gives general satisfaction by his gcntlcmanly
department to the travelling public
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

THERE is still left n splendid assortment oc
toys, fancy goods, musical Instruments o,o
a, IL. f. brooks, at tho Postollce, Elko: nlso,
hlInahhcs ana diaries for the coming wear, 10,
gether with n varied and wcll.nssoTtSd siocL
OF schOOl-bOOks. "'''"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

SMITH. the fast freight man, made the trip
from Mountain City to Elko last week, in Sc
hours: He says it is the quickest trip ever
made between these two points.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

i"h ceIoOnted house of Badt ~ Cobn hnvc
I"S' received a fresh stock of superb Winter
TSlothing, that they are disposing of at tho
. mmest market figure. Call on them carly, #
"" want handsome Now Years presents
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

FoR the last week the through travel has
been unusually light. The west-bonnd train
yesterday had only seven passengers on board,
owing to- the failure of trains east Of OGinha
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

:, 70" good, soft clean bed. call on Mrs.
'i"c' ana yon will he Accommodated.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29
!. WHITE, Nj. d.,

physician AND SURGEON - LtCESTtATE OF
/ Canada, Graduate Ot the University of New York
aud also oi the Optlialmio college Occ Railroad
street. ftst door below the Gem saloon, Eku.
al2iN ~
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

r. CGMEEoS received on Monday 81 cases
of fresh oysters direct from the East
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

THE bankng-house Of p. NJ Eder & Co
will be closed on New Years Day.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-29

The WHAT CHEER HOUSE, fed 3lG persons
at dinner, ON Christmas Day
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

LEassEATuuE 'Slsssshxe ID the San.
ate, the COMMITTEES ON Corporations report.
ed favorabIy on the bill to Incorporate I
Roman Catholic Church The Ccsnlnitte.
ION Charitable institutions reported favor.
ably ON tho bill in reference to The Insane
AsyIums Of Orleans and Jefferson, and al
the bill in reference to st. Joscph,s Con
ference, Society of ST. Yincent de Paul,
The bills on the City Charter were eopsid-
cred and discussed during the morning and
evening sessions, and after passing several
sections, itwasfound no quorum was pres-
emit. In the House, the bilf to fund the
floating debt Oh the city Of New. Orleans,
after much discussion, was passed BY a vote
of sixty -one yesis to Ave nays.
Februdyg "a In tbs Senate, a bin to re-
move the seat of government 10 Baton
Rouge passed it's first reading. Some pro-
gress was made in the bill providing a new
city charter during the norning, and in the
evening session the bill as a whole, was
passed, to be subsequently xeconsidered.
In She House, the Judiciary Committee re-
ported favorably on the bill granting GER
tain privileges to the New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga Railroad Company
u February 25--In the Senate, the Com
mittee on Charitable Institutions reported
favorably on the. bill making appropria-
tons to charitable institutions of the State.
The bill to amend the charter was passed
by an unanimous vote. The bill prohibit-
ing the Mayor from appointing police offl-
GERS was referred. The bill appgopriating
$1,000 for the use of the Liensemant>G Gov
ernor, or so much thereof as may be necesS,
sary, was adopted. Ia the House, an act
'or the extension of the time for the pay
nentof the one per cent. tax to the lst of
May, was passed. An act appropriating
sl2S, 600 to equip the militia was passed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28
NEW pUsIIcATIoas. !

The Iasttgaasafs of he LsGssio,e of Ou,. Lord
sIesass Christ. Translated from the Ger
AWan of Rev. DfssSy eth by Rev. T. Noe
then, eBostons Patrick ponal,oe.
This is a sery opportune book for tho
Lenten season, and we have no doubt viii
be received with the same favor which has
tended to make 1T SO popular in Europe.
1t forms a seriesS of Ineslitations upon the
snfteripgs of our Redeemer, in the canfse
of which the gifted santhor dweIis son the
various implements of torture nsed in the
passion, so feelingly, as to arouse the So M
pntbies and touch the heart. The treat
meat is characterized by originality of
Thought and richness of style, inters s'e'rsed
by anecdotes and illustrations, rendering 1t
a most fascinating work. 81 -
rhesautlior is convert from Judaism to-
cur Church, highly endowed as an orator,
and 81 -;--..-iss.
preacher at st. Stephens, in Vienna, he has
repeatedly declined the most exalted honors,
offices and emelunerts, his sole ambition
being to convert souls to God. Eminent
in the physical sciences, courted as- a
savant, profound in the worlds lore, he
abandons every worldly consideration to
devote himself ~ the three-bighest, aims of
man" God, religion and the Church."
Mr., Donahoe has published this ey
work in very, fine style, and -.ep''e .
public thanks for his hbess yes 'ne
prise. 49, = :. y =!
The Meg Eclectic, =. q.
Baltimore .nb 1ii'g e Mara Iog March
- psl" 4G issue is rich and varied, as
'p y, .oD' -nts win in some degree show :.
N, % Liberal Friumyiratc Of ENGLAND
;siineas Finn; Glimpses Of Tuscany from
the CdtAoiic WoridJ; Friends of NY Youth,
Little barefoot Morning Land The Luck
OF Roaring Camp; Alone Pickwickianism /;
Recent Aatin Berlin; Pcehnazi, etc.e-=.s== =
We learn that with the. issue for April,
Tie Land IFs Lose and tho. Nesc Eclectic
,9iH-he- the
former, Gen. Hill, remaining as editor and
partner. With such a combination, the
result cannot be doubtful, and we heartily
wish the editors and proprietors the fullest
success.
Postal Systems. Statement of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
This j. a pamphlet of I2s pages, devoted
20 w aSuDufnSsB 5Danpr
the unson Of the telegraph and postal sys-
tens, II abounds in statistics and facts.
which, apart from the design in view, are
instructive and interesting, Illustrating the
versatility and enterprise of
the "peoRle Of the peristi.n The teudencv
of the day is TO Capitalization, and BODIES
no good to individual freedein or general
With regard to the project of
placing heteIegraph under Federal manipu-
latioIt 1t ear esiS5 Be TN ti1iaixeti evii. We
are indebted to the General Superintendent,
Mr. Van Horne, for our copy,
The ROdag CRUSADER; Monthly Pictorial
Magazine.
We have received the. third number of
his juvenile magazine, and find its con-
'ents admirably suited to please and in
'traet the yonng folks. The pictorial cover (
pretty and striking, and the first page 4
las wood ont illustrating phase in the
ife Of Jack the Giant Killer.n IL is con- /
lucted by asclergyman--a the subscrip-
lon only SO eenta year. Ii
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28


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With view md 10 expect sse isse q :.
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Common Leaf q Tss Z
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Fi,s l. z 3 sis us & &
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,ss b.fEht d dark sssSs. II S ols 81
asss natnrsi fssS hs " Nsvy iss as1ass
Quoted Is sssi 80 r. sas"sz I
mosni1sg , 1Np M. !. III.
dsseagd vas good and fuller pTees ssrs on
ess ss ss s ss, IS sIS !. S g.
erevious prices for Molasses And st higher rates FL
.s sSsis s s,sE III A.
~ 1911 sugar nnu AtQiHses tive
en- s1Acang some 40 hds Sugar and 600 btfs Mo
lassss wsEs nearly AZ sold H. s
wore light horsyer bsir cosiasd ss hss
srios sugar e sna 1s IS ss e. f psssss
fair AZ primo choice Isc yellow eiasiiisa
s sps sss lss sSsss s 8 ssi,ss
below very 6rni owing TO te AZ 49,
- 1hs :sSfs ~ neg much demand
only local busieEs s a. easier
Y 49, heAyy dehapl FOR double
lSaer eAfsssia rket has been inactive and
today FiHcis quoted nc IS 50S15 Isl spnes
Aas 4. - ~ y sess 1ssss, exs q bb
dane en- hare little was
ted lsss week Wednesday, prices II, NV,
sfence Of better supply bnt whot,f q I'm.
noerate dema .,s s asanns isoa
- 80 9sld ces haFe tafisf oil
- !. ihir uenaxd white sold ut 90 6ac, Yell
y q . 3 slas 1881 Z, Z, IS y 81
Issilei 49, psAsls efs opss'nsng See
=, BsAE-Has been dali ltkongh the supply has been
and roiti iss - as PIlses are t
been IL Iir jobsins Z. a retail demand.
Thtiraays light Stfpfilv afId VERY
3 a Iasis. 40 les
~ tan stts ~ ~ $500 F5s2s f-S - 80
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

clIcnIasse:. u aas susiryn Il
g ny Hi.haR she DatlfpIie nsIis d Edath
ans anyseli car sincese and aI Tar
Hf - need Ke 9ss The msEe eatefaf aSd
have q fof thelt h6se snssisnfisna s.,
orr thaaln We Ssiid tvsR Is ~ ~ re
itttl tS - Tefe4aa 500 81 SO *
49, ~ ~ e 81 5000 eshee
.,o3 no ttanle 70 lAtsrn and &Iles m
~ ssiE oagissntS and elae "a Father
Pastor az HnntsTiIlo. AiaHasssa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

Day GooDs.--J. Miner. r. No farI,o,,,
ssTeet corner stset Sveftisss IL an
sers.a y, nst Of varied geods with the prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

The end of man is an action, not 4
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Money NInrirat,.

80 hAve no material vsriaffn. ~ Tet.,r4 Il, a.. -
pgnPer The street satea may atm b9 $500 "a
sss1psi t - y rtst y month f6r II notea
toI seeoAd gEaas 10 q cent y ahiltfn 10 ~ eent -
~ uiniileaa paper VFftlOyf coRforIs
s,la e Y cent month fer good and
n lss Yen montiia hnensss paper II 10 d ca
~. en- ~ y 70 " faF seegns Grade AIS basis dises
tnes ~ tne palFeaa paper coref ~ 4fv s-,e
ON satisfactory coIaseTal = ~ 'siyss etlpqss
Geld opened at 1873 70 laaxf ufsitst rapS -
4 s, ss,ss ~ tllsi.iss l91 a9sst 5000 ut Iaat
No. ~ iPs n md 1854 . 1864 ior
y cent prcfuuIn. Francs 393a ~ 4 I1 : III - e
acfive % ~ q sge City Treasury notes are In.
derland at Is euH.' 5iin1 supply the
We note aAie 0fts'OO STATE aotss It spt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28


q TINE SAehED CoLE ESE he fhao,ss,ss;s.s
mum beSsof tho Sacred oiiega al card in ,sI,
y y seventy but at there are eleven
sfsacant hays 80 lkE the actual n1,T,i,eF
Of Catsilnals IL 0nl mine. Ont az thee.
six are GsFiihaH Ne age oar
or 1I5ests lt inal
The senior Cardinal Bishop tss n ttiS
ana the senior Priest fRhilin II
Angelist wefe born Id tie sahle wear viii i
Ins present rope. Che senior Cardinal
1.saeoH flames Ant6heIi.i s;ss born +, I5st,s
The youngest Cardinal is Princa Lrciar,
Bonaparte who was bern in Novembsr..
fs ne holds the tie OF st, PSilIenziaIsaaa
by wlfsh hhishap ,s,.s
waited 90 that dia,iit 1t ffirtiles anrt,ars
that out Of tde Sacred College there m,
DOW irving twelve EHrdfuEia cFaSIfad bII i
Pope Gregory XVI, and that ana ati,es,s
forty seven have heen created or reseTyed
" Petso by the present Pops. Eirhfy- avei
members of the College haye died dnY.ing |
he Pontihcate of Pho Mono, Of Which tIlirfv.ss
even were raised to that dignity by him
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the Spell, Sofmeme; Mrs: Southwotth's Prince of ,
Aarkness; TrOllope's Dream Numbers; and, Glullo
Dalateeta; Walter 0gilby; Miss Warmers Daisy;
Mrs. Woods Roland Yorke.: it':.':,a.=5t ,ctA
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andsdid not believe that she was Ill at all;
but that being lazy, or bored, or indifferent,
me this excuse. Ibhould have felt certain OF
It II she had sent mo also certificate from her
physician. But wronged her. She had re-
ceiycd her desth-warrant, and was never well
av ous der
9uently interrupted by her Inability to bear
the fatigue OF acting; and ere long she went
back across the ocean to die. Tri1ing as my
runs the risk OF at least twelve times year
never looked again into her faded eyes, OR.
heard her short, sharp cough, without guilty
feeling. And still have It, mingled with my
circumstances, and with such stimulating con-
diment Of personal intercourse, the last really:
complete performance Of her whom ! believe.
to have been the greatest actress the world ever.
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