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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1859.
PnErAnIso Fon wAn.-The la.es. news from


PREPARISG FoR WAR.-The latest news from
Sodom-dignitied by the name of Promontory
at the junction of the two great railroads. is
of decided belliSerent nature. The Union
Pacific men have undertaken the difficult Job
of cleansing the town of an incubus that has
long hung like funeral pail overit. Thieves
aud cat-throats have reigned supreme, and
have polluted the very atmosphere surround
ing Pronontory with a revolving and siclly
poison mose ioathsome and deadly than tho
plaSne. Their career of degrading and in
famous crimes is about TO terminate by the
consolidated action of the honorable citizens
and the Union Pacific Company's employees.
Both parties are on the war-path, and were
out the other night with all the available shot
guns and six-shooters to be had, but fortu-
nately no collision occurred There is IA pos
sibility of the difficulty terminating without
bloodshed, rs these outcast ruftians and tri-
fling Migrants must know that any demon
stration on their part would terminate in their
entire rout. In spite of all the precaution
taken by the railroad people to post passen-
gers, on tho trains approaching this modern
Sodom, Of the designs of the disguised Williams
who roam ut large and run the town of Prom
ontory, they frequently catch sucker" from
Missouri or n bucolic youth from California,
and fleece him TO the last. Should Promon-
tory be relieved of this accursed system of rob-
bling the travelling public, it may in due course
of time become place of some responsibility.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

DEATH OF w. X. PARKISsoS.-It is with
feelings of regret that we are called upon to
record the death of W. X. Parkinson, State
Controller. He was a man of great energy
and ability, and made most efficient officer.
He Ind host of warm friends in Humboldt
county, where he had resided for number of
years; nor were his friends confined to that
section alone, for wherever no was known he
was most highly esteemed. His death was
not unexpected, us consumption had beer
prcying upon his yitals for the last three
years. He died at Carson on the morning of
the 1ith instant.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE PROM DEATH.-On
Tuesday last, one of the most miraculous and
astonishing escapes from n double death that
we have ever been called upon to chro nicle
occurred on the railroad between Elko and
Sacramento. Samuel Wittgenstein, who has
been deranged for some time, was being taken
by his brother from California to the East,
and after going to bed, in silver palace
sleeping car, just out of Wadsworth, he got
up and passed to the rear platform and de-
lberately jumped off, without disturbing or
being seen by any one. The train was run
ming ut the rate of about twenty miles an
hour, and the fall did not appear to have in
jured him in the least Just behind the pas
senger train was an extra locomotive, and as
the insane man lay upon the track, in a half
stupefied state, the cow-catcher caught and
threw him about twenty feet from the track,
The engineer checked up and found the man
all right without a single bone broken and
hardly bruise on his person. He was taken
on board and delivered into the hands of his
brother ut Humboldt Station, before he had
hardly missed him from the sleeping car
The idea of falling from ear under full
speed, without injury, then thrown twenty
feet from the track by the cow-catcher of 1
locomotive running twenty miles an hour, ant
receive no damage, is certainly wonderful, anC
the escape from double death almost incred
ible. The man passed through Elko OF
Wednesday, in perfect physical health, il
charge of his brother, who will probably talk
good care in the future and see that he does 10
again escape. The unfortunate man has lon!
been resident of this coast, and is wei
known about Virginia and Carson, in thi
State.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

BILLIARD MArCH.--Paul Maroncy, our for
mer townsman, has been giving John Deery
a round Mt this great game. The following
from the San Francisco Chronicle explains
the situation:
John Deery, the champion billiard player
of the United, States, gave private exhibit
ton of his skill yesterday, for the benefit of
members of the press and few other invited
guests Two o'clock was the hour named and
about thirty gentlemen assembled ut the bill
lard mandatory of Messrs. Strahle IL Hughes
on Market street. Among the distinguished
audience we notice the following gentlemen:
Maj. Gen. Howston, Dick Taylor, of Marin
county; Tim. Mccarthy, of the Fourth; W. p.
Mortified, Bill Swasey, Louis Cohen, joe
Little, Bill Stevenson, Fred MaCCrcllish,
Johnny Mack, Paul MarOney. Mr.. Upton and
representatives of the Chronicle, Times. Bull
letin and Call II had been settled that Paul
Maroncy was to play with Deery, and accord
ingly both gentlemen removed their coats, Sc
lected cue, chalkcd the end of il, and COM
mencod the game, which was to he three hum
dred points up, push-shot barred, and Deery
to discount his opponent Maroney played
well and for the first few innings Dcery's
chances seemed somewhat faded. At about the
eighth or ninth innings Deery got the balls,
and after some nursing and some splendid
round-the-tablo play, succeeded in running
2l2, within about dozen of game. This de-
mornlized his opponent completely and in
two more short innings Deery made game.
His principal runs wCro MS follows: 10, 10, 81,
81, and 2l2. hlaronoy's largest being ~ and
81. Deery then proposed TO discount Marc
ney game of fifty points at the French game.
At this game Paul mot the "posscl') had bot
ter luck and made better play, finally winning
the game. The innings IRE as follows:
Nlnroney-G, o, o. 2, s, II, ., l, 3, 2, 3,
! |, 4, o, 1, o, o, o, o, $50.
Decry-0, /, 6, 10, 8, 0. o, 2. 10. I, l, 2.
If, !, |. o, 2, ., o. o, O-75. ..... .....
OF Deery's total 80 remained on the string
! when Maroncy made his game.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

SKELETON FouNp.-on Sunday last q party,
who had while hunting discovered the re-
mains Of a human body. about miles south
Of this city. in the vicinity Of the river, re-
ported the fact to the county authorities. In
the absence of the Public Administrator who
is ex-ofiicio Coroner, Justice Mayhugh act
ing Coroner, summoned n jury, which, seated
on an empty coffin, loaded an ambulance. and
were conveyed to the remains. On arriving at
the spot, after being duly sworn, the inquisi-
ton came to the conclusion that the body was
that of one of the "Lo" family, which had for
some reason been left by it's race as food for
the coyotes and ravens. The body had been
completely stripped of flesh and nothing but
n CHASTITY skull and bones with few locks of
coarse. long black hair remained. The JUS
tice concluded that the remains of poor ''Lo"
should not be source Of expense to the coun-
ty, so the coffin was brought back to town,
with the six inquisitors ON it, for the use Of
some poor white person. The jury rendered
n verdict in accordance with the circumstan-
ces.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

GETTING TO Work IN EARNEsr.--Thero are
nov At least $50 stamps at work in the White
Fine mining district, and about 20 smelling
furnaces, still there is n want of reduction IA
ejlities. as more ore is being taken ont than
can possibly be reduced by the present mum.
Dor Of stamps and smelling works. This
looks VOL for the future of White Pine ms u
permanent silver producing region. A gem
tlcman, thoroughly conyerSnt with the capa-
city Of the mines for furnishing ore, informed
us yesterday that they look much better now
than at any time heretofore.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

ASHLEY HAS FLoPPED.-An alarming report
comes from Montana. II is to the effect that
Impcachcr Ashley, the Territorial Governor,
has topped" over TO the Democracy. He
made IA speech ut Bozcman City n few days
ago, and astonished tho audience by declaring
that he was i'll favor of making Montana n
white mans government" Probably this
apOstacy is due to the fact that Ashley went
to Montana to get himself into the United
States Senate, aud Montana has just gone
Democratic by two thousand majority.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

INFORMATION WANIyD.-AIrs. Sarah Sharp
desires information of her son. james IT.
Sharp. whcelwright by trade, who, she says,
has been in the silver mines for several
years" Any one knowing his whereabouts
will confer "a favor by informing his mother,
at Chenille, Schenectady county, New York.
-IuLund Empire.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

SHoCKISo.-A young lady named Clara Da-
Wis died at Sweetland in Nevada county, Cal,
on Friday last Upon an inquest being held
by the Coroner, il was found that her death
was caused by medicines administered by her
uncle, named Henry McCrackcn, in order to
procure an abortion, the result of criminal in
tercourse between the two. The details are too
revolving for publication. McCraCkcn was ar
rested and given until Tuesday morning for 1t
hearing.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

SUICIDE. woman by the name of McLainc,
living i'll Silver City, Nevada. committed sui
eide Mt that place. on Friday last, by taking
lnudanuIn. She went to neighbours house
and asked permission to lay down, as she felt
unwell. She also asked for some landanum
TO put her to sleep, which was given her.
Several hours after she was found by her
neighbor in the agonies of death, having Ia
ken all tho lnndannm given her.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

THE Philadelphia Bulletin says the eques-
trian statue Of General Grant in that city was
originally intended for Mcclellan, and that
the sculptor utilized" the horse by chiselling
oft Mcclellan and putting Grant in his place.
This is not the only chiselling process by
which Mcclellan has been made the loser dur
ing his career,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16
NOTICE.

HAVING TRANSFERRED OUR ACCOUNT IN sAY
l | FRANCISCO 60 the 'J,onaan and san Francisco
hank Limited. We now draw ~ par said bank, and
any checks heretofore drawn by the agency Of
the First National Bank Of aesada." and now out
standing, will nc raid vt the "Luidon and ban Fran
cisco Bank Limited"
J.. VI. EDER h 90.
Gll", oct. i5tiI ISCq. 3j 81
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

Another Man Has FALLES.-Lamentablo is
the fact, but too true, nevertheless, that our
townsman, H. r. Mann, has most unceremo-
piously gone and united his fortunes with that
of fair young daughter of Califoruia's sunny
cline, thereby leaving n vacant place in the
ranks of the bachelors of Elko, which he has
so long filled with credit. We regret 70 lose
him, but now that the die is cast, we can but
wish him good luck in the new life that is
open to him.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

READING To-NIGHr.-Charles A. Spencer,
who comes from the East well recommended,
will read tonight in the Cosmopolitan Hotel
dining room. He is thought by many quite
equal To Vanderhotf, Murdoch, Fanny KEN
BILE or Dickens, and is the humorous supe-
rior of either. He has had large experience
Us teacher of elocution, and We doubt not the
entertainment tonight will he most satisfac-
tory. The price of admission being only fifty
cents, all ought to avail themselves of the op.
portunity of enjoying literary treat.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

PERsoNAL.-Surveyor- General Davis is in
town, and will probably remain with us few
days. The General is looking hale and
hearty, and appears to thoroughly understand
the wants of the people of Nevada. We are
glad to see SO good man occupying tho po-
sition that our friend Gov. Stafford, now OF
Arizona, held so long.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

ELKo AND LANDER COUNTY LINE.-We were
shown, yesterday, the map of the survey
lately completed by Deputy Surveyor General
Frank. NJ. Proctor, of the western line
between Eiko and Lander counties, together
with the report submitted to the Commits
sioners. The map of the work is complete
and handsomely gotten up and the report is
full in all of its details.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

We have received the first number of the
Masonic Mirror, an able and neatly printed
magazine, devoted to the interests of Masonry
on the Pacific coast. 1t is edited by Amasa
w. Bishop. and is published i'll San Francisco
by +. X. Carrick
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

CARS DESTROYED By FIRE.-On Wednesday
last, while the down train was near Hallecli,
it was discovered that the cars loaded with
-~OOd were on fire. As soon us II side track
could be reached they were switched oil.
Five cars were DESTROYED
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

STAGING TO WHITE Beachey, Wines
& Co. arc now doing the staging to White
Pine in the most approved style. CARRYING pas
scugcrs on Fuick time and niiorliuS every
facility possible for their comfort.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

SOMEBODY has been measuring Susan An.
thongs feet. and say she wears number
eleven boots. She could grow good crop Of
cOrns.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

The Spanish race, during the present cen.
fury, on both henispheres have furnished
n greater number Of civil wars and royo.
lutions than any other on the face of the
globe.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

Major General W. II. Dolknap, Of Rcokuk,
Jogn, has been appointed Secretary Of War.
lie commanded division in Sherman 4
nrmy.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

doing their level best" in the way of keeping
Il good house and setting an excellent table.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

The Msphattan mill in Austin, reduced
377 tuns of ore last month, yielding SG3, 292
Pretty good for ono poor, sciily old concern.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

Alexander MrCnFLL, IL described VA tho
RAILWAY king" Of the Northwest He lives
in Milwaukee, and controls 1000 mile, Of
railway, .....
, 1869-11-16

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, 1869-11-16
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, 1869-11-16
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, 1869-11-16
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, 1869-11-16
WATCHES,

The CKLEBhA1ED IMITATION s,Or.n HUNT
lNS " AAfCHEA - COLLINS Natal lTnnfuve ID Or 0td,y
1htsr )ata5 esptrhted Atrh<a hsva ,ekS
y tested during lhe lkst four yes1 their rputAta
t1r time and tr ations OF l1pA " ktrhea u - WAk
t!tA1Aishedx Fra.tr4 Recommendation. ress-
!rritostAi schea sta taY.i Il appraF.ute .al for
4A EQUAL u 6uc Go.d GIes; fut 1ewrhed Levrfs o..
tn Una and superior nnsh -. eaA11 10 2a0 Ovid
4bfs. ~. r.
We ha.s just eonnsres3 mailing very Ane Asasr5-
raa HRteh4 full Jew flsd. E.tent Leyer eh1uuoastsF
eaisnsu- adWsted u axAt. cod md pealttla ~ eane
assn rH{hs :tnsl ao .a sePesEaneo and for Tina 70
We eh1Ft or1y ~ fos thesA mAxndneut wsAehes.
Al cur siehee IN hunting Euss md ladies' st1nl
chains. cpsilns .tA u to ~ As II ktnds of Iew
cl1y. yqua1 to cold. ii ont teuth tls plsce.
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS GET IN COLI
We Ar DOW mixing jsNelsy al sha oaAfasnie Dis.
Hands Thee raj ssanss ot Grs~t hF naae1 Aa1
hasdness, md t.-. q .....-11u1.asd iroru s.a sr.
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ssee;s anll ,! a,e and trtstn thcr hrtsoa III ~
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cas sNAt 4S Saeh
| us9lS Fias. aihl6 e!ou<. sefsrdfn6 TO The HxS
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phe 1be mnEe e The nnartst was t1p1 ioc to 15;e
as1ef M.s, TIE ettis ~lt ~ p9osty the rest q
tnk
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s'ats .htsp \: peasd. rs; - eoor Is peaids T. -
satse ar,sstd ssjra a. nnx., Isl - II iosas ~
lay nsas. IA E. Ohio AZ 1oAe. eat, do L. Haoa1 :;
xALbAV. Nor. !4-Cstsle- Supply ever 10 he.d thost
rs il .ae
= c,ne ir.t,oep - ~ sV'efL vEy fnN pxsees
sriees 1e.ifsed iA.i 1est-ahtIe e,Se9 ..Ses dss
sb9w no tn,trnvM<tL The highest tIice wa paid fS
Is sssaeSy .es1 isoashi ans a:e !s "a uess:r s
sIsxp "a . .s.s.-pun: s.,es ot .h.<p =. zxzsc;
H.s.S SMsifss aim; lasAte.u At s,.au.e: mloass
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fai1 to god: lnHlokr for choke 10 keaTy: lae fof
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~ 10 ss sfss ;ssas: Gs5s: SafSs fs,et z.G xr.y IT,
sessy: I o.st1 @ frsas daiI ala ~ ss.r3. 1''e
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IL ss1ss e 81. 4 ~ s sa's t
of .ses er :. s. "a q sr. eeiss pe e1.s mess
s. ~ :: fstt. iiop IL new tl.5s uuess; ii sii@
l7so fs nc~ e.tr. ness Isere nfef sttaay: ssie, loo
sas & osna ss.o 1atss s'r nsss E...ss Ps::; ss:i
e WsHern 20 rinhrd l.za .naae fnnes; e4ies of
tle rendered: ...s IS 10 tes 1seaas. eeier Geeaber.
Sges' .,ss Id rfs1 !, Butter daa At =
f2Rr'' thir ~rt% n n a ~s'A
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.. ....4* 44'.-s., Point an3 W.nEoAhAne
tf1o1 ~ r., tHc mons 70 Asstinae wig
htT d.msxes ID se ssp,ired su}oesenty 10 eaaa'e D
10 proceed m her voyage.