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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
Free lunches.


/ The Commercial Herald, of San Francisco,
contains some curious statistics in its issue
Of February 1lth, from which we Gull the fol-
lowing: La'
There are $3.50 retail liquor dealers in San
francisco, nearly every one OF whom sets u
free lunch of more or less pretension In the
larger aud mere fashionable 'two-bit' houses
these repasts are sumptuous, consisting of
roasted, boiled and fried meats, of every kind /;
entrees, turkeys, chickens, ham, tongue, pigs
feet, soups, salads, fish, vegetables, condi-
nents, and many other articles, besides bread
butter, cheese, pickles, olives, etc. etc. The
less pretentious are contented with furnishing
soup, roast, stew, some fish, and the adjuncts
for u square meal We append the daily ex-
penses Of one occupying IA medium position
between the eXtreems, but having a large num-
Der of customers, who dsvour to the following
extent, viz: 30 pounds of beef, at u cents the
pound; $50 pounds of potatoes, at | :. cents the
pound; 2OpOunds of fish; 10 gallons of soup;
large platters Of hash, worth 81 each: buckets
of musscls, ut 30 cents the bucket; 20 tcu-cent
lOaves of bread; pounds butter, at GO cents
the pound; pounds cheese, at 22 cents tho
pound; IL pounds crackers, at 10 cents the
pound; IA gallons pickles, mt 81 the gallon
"a gallon of olives, worth 10 cents; dozen
douhgnuts, at 37it cents the dozen; one dol
lars worth of vegetables; 6 bozes sardnes ut
% cents the box, and any quantity of salt,
pepper, vinegar, oil, etc. etc. Here we have
n total daily expenditure of S3i to set out the
lunch Of "a house which makes no pretensions in
that particular line, bnt will serve rs n medium
TO average other disbursements for similar pur-
poses. There are twenty places which fur
nlsh far more sumptuOus tare-nOt less than
$40 per day each. There are about three
hundred which equal the one quoted; five
hundred which pay so each, and the other
four hundred - 30 apiece. At these rates,
and we are quite positive that the estimate is
nearly correct, we find a daily expendi-
ture OF $l7 200 and allowing twenty-siX days
to the month, rs no lunches are prepared on
Sundays, We have monthly outlay of Sl03,-
4OO--equal To IL, ,2iO,OOO per annum-paid by
1880 saloon keepers.
In addition TO the costs for meats fish, veg
etahlcs etc, they keep small army of cooks
and walters. The number of regular cooks
employed is about 500, whose wages will aver
age $40 per month, making an additional cost
of 1884 900 per year, while the service Of
walters, numbering nearly 1000, at S25 each
per month, adds 300, 900 more to the amount,
and brings their total annual expenditure up
to 81, 933 400, exclusive OF the cost of fuel,
wear, tear, and breakage, table-cloth, napkins,
washing bills and other incidentals.
That city of 100000 inhabitants should
pay so enormous IA tax rs this will give some
idea of the quantity Of liquors, wines, and
ales swallowed by its thirsty men, and may
furnish some clue To the large number Of sui
cidcs and mHuiacs annually chronicled in our
daily Journals.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

MONTANA GOLD FrELDs.-The following let
ter, to Il person i'll this town, will give some
idea Of the new gold placer mines in Mon
tann, about which there has been considerable
excitement of late:
! am very sorry that am not able to give
you "a ilIttering account of the Cedar creek
mines, FOR the Territory is sadly in need Of
something new i'll the way of placers 10 sus-
tam it the coming season, but this ] am un-
able to do, ns all authentic reports concur in
making out the new IL Dorado blk" and
one Of enormous size at that.
III order that you may form an opinion for
yourself, / will give you n few items which
know to he facts, to-wit: First, The gulch has
been discovered since last July and there has
never been u rocker ~ sluice-boN in .hc pulciI.
Second, John Mingand and others have Of
fercd fifty dollars i'll currency for one ounce of
liar urerak dust aud Coull not get it.
do not wish 10 create tho impression that
they have no mines at all, for believe they
have, hut they are of limited extent compared
with the newspaper reports.
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TEXAS CATTIE.--SOmc sixteen hundred beef
cattle were tO enter California in the direction
of Sacramento early this coming Summer
from Texas. The left Waco, in that State,
early in May last and remained some four
weeks at Fort Arhucklc. They then pursued
their journey by way of Fort Laramie, North
Platte City, Cheyenne, Summit, Ogden to
Lone House, near the head of tue HUMBOLDT
river, which place they reached in October
last. II was considered, when they started,
that they would be i'll good condition in the
Spring feeding on the bunch grass in that re-
gion. The above number of cattle may re-
ceivc some dimiuutions from slaughtcrings
before Summer, aud the transportation of car
casscs by rail to the Pacific coast. Some car
cnsscs have already arrived, and II is probable
they arc from these same cattle.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

CnoUr.--'rhc following simple remedy, for
this often fataI disease, which we clip from an
exchange, can bc very easily tested without
any injurious result should it not effect cure,
and without interfering with any internal REM
ely that might bo employed. The remedy
which is said 10 bo successful even when tho
patient Is on tho verge Of sufloCNtion, consists
first Gin applying water 60 the throat by
means Of n sponge or soft cloth. 40 hot M to
bc very painful to tho hand of the operator,
instant rclicf being usually afforded After
this has been continued for fifteen or twenty
minutes, u poultco Of inseod meal, rolled up
in cloth is tn bo applied while very hot,
and left on for some time. Tho remedies arc
to ho repeated should the attack return; but
tho writer eays that after q long experience he
has mover known them 10 fail.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
A NEw WAY MIrH THE IxpIANs.-The l

A NEw WAY WITH THE ISDIANs.-The Pres
idcnt made remarkable speech the other day
while convcrsng with the chiefs Of the Cher
okeo and Creek nations. Here is tho debate
Indian Chief-"Mr. President, we call here
to-day to offer our fcalty to you ns our rccog-
nized guardian and wOrd and pray you, sir,
to continue our good friend and father"
The Presidcnt-"You arc welcome, and in
reference TO continuing your good father as
you say, must answer that / have long
Thought that the two nations which you rep
resent, and all those civilized nations in the
Indian country, ShOud BE- Hcir Ot1n yards and
good fathers. am Of Hc opinion hat hey
shoud bccUnc citizens, and become entitled 10
oil the rights Of citizens; cease to become M.
tiOns and become States"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

=, FLOWING AND SEEpING.-FCw Of onr readers
inc other sido Of the mountains can realize.
or or believe when they read this paragraph that
'hG farmers OF this valley are, on this 1911, dny
Ii February, and have beon for two weeks pasi
,,ny unnS,'y engaged III plowing aud sowing barley.
,hcro is no frost to obstruct the plow. will
,he weather is just about tho same tcinpCrn.
,mro ,,o Tut lar moro pleasant than April in Iown
Wisconsin and Illinois. hdho Statesman,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

The Commercial Herald. of San Francisco,
contains some curious statistics in its issue
of February l1th, from which we Gull the fol-
lowing. ..'.. 30. ..-#s
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23

AN exchange says: you might ~ we'll M.
,einp Dinp' 20 shampoon the heal of an elephant
~'h thimhIcful Of sonpsuds Ms 10 nti,mpt
W "o O'SIncsS and ignore printers ink "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
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HUDSON MENET. Il Park Row. is our sole agent
In New York city,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-23
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HUMBOLDT MARKET

Railroad Street. Elko. door to p ouinn's Store
.uAyING OPENED NY NEW AND SPACIOUS
IL building. am prepared TO furnish this market
and surrounding country with ..H.I .......T . |..a
r.....r GAAE, FISH AND PRODUCE, -
OF all kinds. In unlimited quantities. Being ectcd
with the ''san Francisco Fishermens Cnion,'' can
furnish Fresh Fish daily; also supply GAme fresh
from the hunters. P. N. .... -'.'.H 'a...r. o..
General Agent of the Baltimore Oyster Co.
In connection with my establishment will be found
= choice lot OF WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS AND To-
BACCO. Thanking my old patrons for their liberal
patronage, hope a continuance Of the same. with
many customers .. ia
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FRIDAY, Nov. is-P.s

FRIDAY, WOW iS-P.s
Stocks were lower again this morning, and
the market had dull and heavy look throughout n.
European question is s watched with anxiety aniA,
influence, II not positively depressing upon prices hsi
TO activity Under such circumstances the clique,
holding large amounts OF stock have very agreeable
pleasant prospects before them, being unable % H
without breaking down quotations, and having but fsn,
hopes Of attracting outside buyers for time come
Western Union continues TO be the rmest stock on the
list supported az IL il by the new combination yAsh
seems TO have commenced operations somexhat
inoppOrtunely, taking the general inclination q
the market into view. There wa. d.
c,ded break IN the quotations for Rock Island
North Western. Pacific Mall. and Ohio and Mssisspp
and even tho Vanderbilt stocks looked weak, while ,r
the railways which less prominent in the dealing
there was but little inquiry az the lower rates established
The large bull speculstOrs must come 70 the rescue Of tho
market soon according TO the tactics hitherto puued
or permit more serious decline than We have had io
some months. The latter course might perhaps be for
their ultimate advantage II lower prices will yitae the
market but holders OF stock seldom subscribe TO anyp
lev which contemplates decline in quotations. In he
afternoon slight sale took place, with Rock Is and az
the especial feature The average decline for the Day
was equal to about per cent. The following taDesI
hibits the highest and lowest prices paid iOf eadis
IL, dau.
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There WAS very limited movement III S'a' W..
and the transactions made az about thc ns
yesterday. Tennessees, new, were Hs'N". -.
and sold al Sss; the old were steady al 60G"s' n.
sold at 9iia9li. and South Caroiina.' neS'" '''
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CITY hank shares remain steady on very ana" IA
In railroad bonds the business was also resr'o''
confined 60 Central Pacific at eo Rock Island ''' W.
ss,; Morris and Essex. ist, 100 Ohio and hS'sSpr
ist, sss; Columbus, Chcayo and Indiana ceh't"s -.
sasl,; and Cedar Falls and Minnesota, 'Is. 81
olluWing Merr the bids ..,x
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The Government bond market was quiet @Ad ''e'u!
during the early Boards but became weak ia'e IL % rS
day, closing on the basis OF l0'i@lV's iOi ,,,,,,
chsn,os from Yesterday are less perhaps than mig"
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cline pee.tiations involving large amounts PEE .
Hatch report as follows ati .. IN;
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
Z the day
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were :

The agitation of the Eastern Cu ,ton, and the appar
emily firm stand taken by England on the demands OF
Russia are reflected IN the Gold Room, which eon'inues
in state ~ ferment and excitement. The Threatening
aspect OF affairs the Continent cacuiaiedto advance
the premium higher figures, and further rise wouc
doubtless be recorded, except for the hope that dp
macy will accomplish what would otherwise neoesstais
an exbaustng between the principal Powers OF Eu
rope. II is hoped, and in certain quarters generally be
lieved that the question will yet be submitted
to a Conference Before the formal opening Of the
Board the sales OF gold at l2ia l12 the first re-
corded transaction being vt 112s, from which, after
momentsry yielding Of per cent, it advanced TO li;
Here the London quotations became better when the sales
realize carried back the price to l2t between which
and ll2s it was comparatively steady until afternoon.
After D. M, the dealings again became excited 90
bonds abroad reacted 10 S. and the price nun up 10
1l3!, being strong at about that quotation throughout
The large cques in gold have hailed the foreign comp
cations with delight aording opportunities 10 carr
out plans already formed. Cash gold has been eS1
and rates fat and for carrying 3, 4. ?, and per
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gagoment with the we'll known and popular
Dry Goods House of J. II. d NJ. L. K1NARD,
OF Columbia, S. c., and will bo pleased to SEQ
them at that establishment, ono door South
of Columbia Hotel. Knowing full WELL that
with the GREAT ADVANTAGES this house
possesses in Dariety and ertent of stock. the
small profits at which goods arc cold, and the
immense business that the house does, I am
placed in position to offer greater Induce
,'aents to my friends to purchase from me than
heretofore. CA. BEDELL
Sept t13