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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-04

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WINDOW SHADES.
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may2-ftf
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/. The Edinburgh Review.
This is the oldest of the series. In it's main fea
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land. its original founders and first contributors.
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number, was set on foot IA rival to the EDIN-
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8. The Westminster Review
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August II, 1865. l+o Wood-st., ri
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-04

discount of t,centy per cent. will be allowed to
Clubs of four or more persons when the periodicals
are sent TO one address.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30
CERTAIN DISCOVERY OF Coal NEAR ELko.-

CERTAIN DISCOVERY OF Coal NEAR ELKo.-
VIM. Sneaton informsus Of the certain discov-
cry oanoal about % miles north Of this place.
About The first of June last Mr. Smeaton, in
company with Geo. Roach and Thomas Har-
DIV, left Elko on a prospecting tour, in search
Of coal. The party moved north, and when
about % miles from town. establisheda camp.
being sanguine from the formation Of the
country that there were coal veins in the neigh
borhood. After prospecting several days they
discovered a black substance while going up
a deep ravine, which. upon examination, they
became satifed WAS of vegetable formation,
and commenced thorough search for vein.
The party finally discovered indications that
satisfied them that it would lead to a coal
vein. and they commenced work by sinking 4
shaft. When down a few feet a Strata Of coal
was intersected and the vein followed to a
depth Of IL feet when body Of water COM
PEELED them to abandon the shaft. In order
to clear it, it was concluded TO run "A tunnel,
which was Immediately commenced. and pros
ecuted to IA distance of about ITO feet, when
the foot wall was cut, and the vein found to
be four feet in width. This opening drained
the water off, and the company drifted east
erly in the vein 30 feet, finding it true and
we'll cased all the distance, pitching at an an
gle of about As degrees The coal il of hi
luminous character, free from sulphur, and is
said 10y Mr.. Tompkin, an expert III coal, en-
ployed by the railroad company. to be equal
TO any that comes from Wyoming Territory,
or any on this coast. The nearest point 20
the railroad is IL miles. down "a valley. The
owners are confident that they have their for
tunes
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN RIcHMoND.--A dis
patch. from Richmond, Virginia, bearing date
April. 9th says: A large crowd assembled
this morning in the upper part of the Capitol
building, where the Supreme Court Of Appeals
is located, TO hear the decision Of the mayor
atty case. About IL o'clock the floor give
way beneath the dense weight, precipitating
the crowd to tho floor below, which was the
House Of Delegates. .. ..H %
IL is hard at present 10 ascertain the extent
of the injuries, but some nre killed, and n
large number seriously injured. Many es.
capped the terrible fall by jumping into win.
dows when the floor gave way. The wounded
are now being attended TO. '.....l
II Is supposed that thirty members Of tho
State Legislature are killed or wounded. Tho
Judges OF Appeals all escaped unhurt. Tx.
Governor Wells is badly injured; also 7. II.
Chandler, counsel for Cahoon, and James
Mason md Judge Meredith, counsel for Eli
son. .. .r ..
About two hundred persons were hurt by
the accident. The greatest excitement pre-
vaiis. Hundreds Of persons iu Capitol Square
are weeping and waiting as the dead and dy-
ing are brought from the building
Governor Walker escaped unhurt, though
he wa on Tho courtroom floor nj the timo.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30
TWELVE HonsEs AND STATION BurSrD.-

TWELVE HoRsEs AND STATION BuESED.-
Woodruff & Ennor's station at Spring Valley,
sc miles this side of Hamilton, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. Ten horses belong
ing to Woodruff Il Ennor and two belonging
to Thos. Forsyth, together with hay, barley
and harness, were burned. The loss amounts
to about $500. 1t is not known how the
fire originated. Mrs. Forsyth awoke in the
night, saw the flames and gave the alarm.
Forsyth ran out and hallooed TO the hostler
who was asleep in the burning stable. The
hostler ran out, without hat or boots, and
made quick time a distance of seven miles to
Cradlebaugh's place. After recovering from
his scare he went back, and. on being ques-
toned why he left replied that he was so ex-
cited that he did not know what he was do
ing. The destruction will not interfere with
the regular travel of the line.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

The McFGKLASD TRIAL.-In the Mcfarland
trial nothing of striking interest has as yet
been elected. The feeling generally is tina,
the insanity business is becoming very tedi-
Gus. One of the jurors remarked that it
would have bad effect, and compared it to a
long, tedious sermon, of which every body
grows tired. The chief witness on the 9th
was ex-Surgeon-General Hammond. He be-
which the prisoner suffered, was the cause OF
the deed. All indications led witness to De-
lieve that he was insane when the tragedy
was committed.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

y 'PacIFIc CoAsr BusrSEss DIREcroRY.-For .
valuable and reliable medium of reference, the
PaGihc Coast Directory, that will make its ap-
pearance in July. will fill every requirement.
1t will be replete with statistical facts cover
ing.etery branch of industry in every State
and Territory on the coast, and the colony of
British Columbia included. The first volume
of the work, which was published in 1867, at
an expense Of S25, ZOO, supplied every neces-
sity as work of practical utility up to the
SAte~of its appehtarce. The new volume will
fill the void of time that has elapsed since that
period with vast fund Of statistical facts
carefully compiled. ..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30
SATURDAY, April 20. 1870.

THx BLACK P1sx ArsSe DrsrsIcr.-This
district was discovered last Fall by DR.. Rice
and VIM Hunter, two old pioneers It is 10
Gated one hundred aud ninety miles, a little
roth of East from EkO, and twenty-five
miles north Of Kelton, which Is on the
Central Pacific railroad. and the station for
Idaho. From W, c. Seanands, who has just
returned from q visit to this district we learn
some particulars in reference to the mines
Ti,e,ledses are in a metamorphic limestone
formation, resembling that Of White Pine,
vary from four to fifteen feet in width, and
crop out boldly above the surface country
rock. The ore is Of high grade, and will
assay from 500 to 81, 900 per ton in silver.
Owing to the lateness of the discovery of the
them; but enough is known Of their extent
aud richness to justify the assertion that the
district will soon rank among tue richest west
of ths Rocky mountains. The snow only
lies in spots, and in the course of a week will
entirely disappear. L. L. Hill and Vim. Hun
taking out ore for shipment to the English
mill, at Reno, and will send one car load
down in a few days. Dr.. Rice has arrived
there with provisions and mining tools
and men TO go to work on his elaine. A min
er's meeting was held at Hill and Hunter
camp, on the Oath, inst. when local mining
regulations similar to those adopted in the
districts in this State we're adopted. l.. L.
Hill was elected Recorder, to hold the Office
until June lst, 1871. 1t is not positively
known whether the district is in Idaho or
Utah, but is thought to be in Utah. The
country is well watered and imbered, and
from the Poeatillo mountains, where the
mines arc located, toIt the south, the view OF
Salt Lake is grand and picturesque. A good
wagon road can easily be made to the mines
from the railroad. Several timber ranches
and " alter powers have been located and sew,
eral parties of Nevadans have gone from diff
ferent points in this State. and before many
weeks the new district will be thoroughly ex
plorad. Z Z &c 90 g .,GGss -.z-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

DEDAr1xo CLuB BESEr1r.--The Victor BROTH
ers have volunteered to give performance on
next Wednesday night at the Courthouse
for the benefit Of the Elko Debating
Club. The programme is full and complete,
and the entertai nment will be one. Of the hn-
est ever given in the town. These young men
are briniful of talent. The volunteers on
the occasion nte the little "Flko Warbler, ,
Billy Vincent. Dick Brown, Stsinberger and
the singing school. No endeavor will be
lacking 10 make the performance complete
in every way .... .-...-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

MINERAL HILL IrEMs. -Ournews from Min
eral Hill state that fracas occurred on the
night of the 25th, between Geo. Ferrel and Eli
JOels who were arrested and trial set for tho
Goth. This is the first call for the service of
the law officers atthat camp. :
The Ward and Spencer Company has put on
night shifts in their mine.
Shipley turned ont 5000 bricks in FIVE days
work for the new mill.
A handsome gold and silver mounted stage
whip was presented tn Captain Payne, one of
the proprietors of the Mineral Hill stage line,
by the citizens of that place. The presenta-
ton was made by Mrs. Ham, in neat little
speech, which was replied to with appropri-
ate remarks by Captain Payne.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

yesterday from this promising district are Of
the most flattering kind. Many of the lodges
are looking better than the miners could have
something new. Our informant says that the
Silver King is groaning under the weight of
thousands Of tons of rich ore, ready to be ia
ken out to increase the bullion product of the
country. The snow has disappeared except
on the highest peak Of the range.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

4; Co. g mill, at Mountain City, started mp on
Wednesday on Argcuta ore. The mine own
ers have contracted to furnish ! 500 tons of
ore, which will run the mill for about three
months. As the Argenta people will monop-
ollie the mill for the next :hree months, what
will the other miners do To reduce their ore?
OF course they can't ship it to IL large profit
and il is not desirable as the delay for returns
is too long. The CAVITY mill will do what it
can but It's capacity is limited Tho new mil
will help out but still will not be able to do all
the work that is demanded.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

HABEAS CoRPus CASH. Mosheimer, who
was held to answer to the District Court by
Justice Pesse, of Winnemucca, on charge
of swindling Robert McEe,h in the matter Of
lot Of ore delivered TO him for treatment in
the Orenna smelling works, was brought be-
fore Judge Berry on a writ of hab6as corpus.
on Saturday, and by him discharged-tho
that the orc was procured by false pretonses
or with criminal intent within the meaning Of
the statute against obtaining goods fraudu-
lently.--SiUer State, o..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

RAILROAD DGsrHrcr.-P arsun Cook has been
sojourning in Railroad district during the past
week and brings back the most hatterimg ac-
counts of the richness of the mines, their OK
tent and inexhaustible supply of ore. He
says that all that is required to bring Rail-
road district out is energy, capital and mus
Gle. Everything has been provided by nature
for the ready treatment of the ore. Mills
and smelling furnaces can be run for years
upon the wood that covers the hillsides.
Cook thinks of settling there and going into
the smelling business.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

PRoL1F1c.-S Senator Robes, who lives near
Mnyfold, in this COUNTY, was born at Santa
Cruz IN 1918. He was in early days nm officer
i'll the Mexican army at Santa Cruz and was
the discoverer of the Alamaden mines. He is
still in good health, M is also his venerable
spouse, who has presented her husband with
twenty-nine editions of himself Most OF
their children are nnrried--one daughter has
eleven, children. Pretty good showing. .==San
JoSc Mercury. .........' r,. ....... -.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

ID The Town OF KELToN.-This place is stu
ated two miles north of Salt Lake, in Utah
Territory, on the railroad. 1t has one hotel,
three saloons, two stores and one blacksmith
and wagon shops II is the shipping point to
Idaho, with a daily line Of coaches for Boise
and the mines north. It is lovely little
place at this season of the year,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

DoS'T KEEP PosrED.-The Silver State says
that the notorious Susie Raj er lately escaped
conviction on two indictments found by the
grand jury of Churchill county. The little
"unpleasantness" occurred in this county
Susie paid our town flying visit this week,
and, as of old, still has fellow-feeling in her
bosom
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

LIvEiT.-within tho pnst few days our
town has been unusually lively. Many strau.
gers are seen upon the streets, and numbers
Of old miners who were here in days past are
returning, 10 look after old clhims that were
abandoned, but which, it Is believed, can now
be worked with profit, owing to the in
proved facilities for working orcs which are
now offered -Sircr State .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

ELKo Pubic scHooL.-A literary entertain
rnent will be given by the pupils Of the Elho
pnblio school at the Courthouse this evening.
Exercises TO commence at7X O'Clock. Ps-
rents of the pupils snd 9th cts Interested in cd
ucational mHttors are invited to be present on
the oenaston. g,s ...U. at.. t.. u.a......
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

CONSIDERABLE bullion is being sent down
from Idaho by HILL Beachey's stage line to
winnemucca, where it is forwarded to San
Francisco. 1t is not unusual for from 700 to
1000 pounds to arrive by the stage. The
mines of the Ovyhee are now paying well.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

A. C. ELLIS, Esq, of Carson, went up to
White Pine last-night. We understand that
Mr.. Ellis will be in the field for Gubernato-
rial honors this Fall. He is IN able lawyer,
a stsunch Democrat and a very clever gentle
man E l ...f .. .....
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

Corr GobDg--Dysr & Waller received yes.
tcrday $50 ounces Of gold dust from Cope dis
triot. Among this lot was, q nugget worth
sl2G, which can be seon at Nose Hsinen.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

= Jonx c. FALL shipped 35s pounds of fine
bullion from his mill at Unionslle, during the
week ending Monday last. All the mills in
Humboldt county are running on good ore.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

IT costs only about $40 dollars to obtain a
divorce in, Utah. So say-parties who have
been put through the divorce mill in Utah.
That's eherp. aIa- rn. rr.H ..s .'o.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

joins CREIGHTON is preparing to put on a
fast freight line to White Pine.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

WM. Il. THoESBUEo went through here on
his way to Virginia on Thursday Inst.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-30

THREE applications of citizenship were
made yesterday.
, 1870-02-05
MONETARY aNll COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, Fca
The Few tusdi-e bill t.por;ed in the Senate
5tsr' r'rds., hs Setaior Sherlap, Hon the Finance
cc:ln iss<e, tn*sead cf berg part Ct the s.re
ettctal ntat al plan rs ths cGrrercy til pa.se<i
~ sne st nate o. the day previous, cop1,cts vita
II IN the IL rtsahs particular that whereas koxl
oil ptus DIS :tr m iresrsse Of Only 40 Of
tfc Ertst nj ki.u u! National Esnk retes, rcaeem.
ah.e Ia ltkstehtc1 The fand,tg Dill provides far
fEee Il anktt Oh tie zane tat!s, with the eiuRlu
e1ctpticn OF substituting q per ccnt bond, pay.
able. pr,retpA ntd interest, ID 1o'd, for al
o;ner oo1 d. deposited as aecu,!fy tor National
hahk cteoiatlor. Section IL Ct The bill p,ost1es:
That Ary hahtfur as,oe{Attou orxant1-d or :, b.
o,sst r. ..Gta tLe NV. - - she ..
a. Hs sS Il !. III IL
,e., =: ~ rs hs.e.td sh:usaud aoi1f. !etss n
g. ssns 10 s.s;sn e r.
tbs .tr, and etpo~is the security far dir
sltit.. 10 Nd III. !. ee.sr eitsul.nx ose.
Gfeu tfEs At certaIs>n IA and u the r1teEI tae1
t:,lsa s. Ihe ate..ss.s Edit'os n.:aasi esf:eas.
~, .Is + ssAss'' no'<s shA4i b cancelled and
ii Tie warda asategste con 1iton - are not
te1eRfsrh,c error Tor aarrnafr 1reutas:on .hsy
shou,t br, Is the text does not osnerv,.e nake
ftn,e, aId aiBantnF thts to oe the >aie THIS Sec
,!cc Q! Tt bill neAns that hanks scAu Fave lat
~ u,utb cfcIlalon A. they cheose to deposit per
cent toceB fcT, Ard take c.cu,nton 1: the rz.e Of
% rer cent Ct .ter par va:Ce- The .ssn. o, c1cu.
1auon OF per cent bords u "a be Hlleoat respect
70 sht $500 Vss,tOV Hat OF AsRrtg1te circulation
that. In sceoldsEce Ht!h the pre.e rroy!so3s OF
The SAtot at Currency net, n ~ be Issued Oh ooacs
te&ritg bis her r1;e o! lose1est thAo 4 per cecL
Tpla Is the u,ost important nessrre tnks aas been
rfcco4t IN a1y committee bill during tbs session
Of cerE.ess. ard aoo1t,,r rasssd. sesdtr nucA.ory
aM tie pfov.soos of the btu p<sAel
en- Weoceaos3 IN teSAtd 70 An Increase of
4aAoaoct0 Of fs'tona& Bank currency on the
p.eeeuI nas!s Ct nank Circulation. and slto tu re-
gard to the n as riout!oo Ct the cutrercy, because
I'll = bill pr-sllss tot oEly lur TIE t7nlirs. hut
tnAt al the +xnsfK tanAs shall wtshteaw III III
bocd4 on deposited ana sr;lscc them with tn.
p1e.c1,red re: cen: hords vi hin the next nine
mcltsa Tte rtasute viii, Of co1rse, Re oppose
1t 4I The p1tsen. National BAnElng 1nterest who
have aha,e to tht ncporo'y OF crc1IsF,on based
cr bords nj high rae Of Interest: bat II
order 10 s1oe snAt The fensfal pFouss q
S.t1onzl BAn.ttE would Eos he cut down IL
proportion TO tne osrir,.hed ratt Of rlserest o.
tier boat., &c gt.e as!ax c2ncArs:tre r1a h:il
OF tic f.od . Il 3tt0,Mo IN Efer1hlcts, II
yetted In nsLtIrg on 5 70 ler ceat losdl
which sle LOW sol,1 II per cent psemin1
In he m1ttest as runparea Flth Ii
, 1870-02-05
a DlSCONsOLATE CONSUL,
noUfuSul PiaInt from q Detected
IennCssccnn on u Barren Island,

ffGrN (ae .AGkNtiA< 1lfnRl AaKNy.
Many cf cur ct!1ecs AID especially those who
nle familiar ws,n zoe Reorganization Of Terned.
see, nj d The nen md meaua Whlca brought II
az w! ta .y p1sse II
latlye halls Of TIC crst "secoDst1uc'ed General
Attembly, as tue "senator from Gseeae-"
H,akes s es0 ,so o.e s2 tbs .ps shi q 'qe
the readrR Of the cEyest sort OF lengthy
biis ar bunecnbe tp. ecnes Of encleas ousa-
w ~ qsn so1s a. 70 ef os
upon hts rout d. rLdny. clcauly tbased .ace. neat
tGaseiy, tet on ~lth ~ expansive stlrt bosom,
Of h,s ultr tsrinielsncas. natirR serred Ten
1ettee two years 10 the State Senate be retired
y h1a tati1e nantastF, Nnere, mt! re ia't
ine political xu.ld, Ia that CANVAS be
Etn agslrts Rooe1,ck Ra1darn EatleT, Of Cate.
stosce COT epract LotoE c's. AID was oad oea'en.
tssi. II seen 8 lhst be len1tned IN Washington
eetk CcI n. ss:bra Lei OLE 1ntl Lis purse had
wcskeLsd- al Le hSd tnk1 iEta no7r!eas dtap01-
d.rcy. lie Fas at 1a.t, when bscnga: coxu to
tbts ctfre1atr extremity. appo'n'et to tie e. led
S'aFes Eui ~: ship 1t FalE Eal II aads. lie 1n,sly
a!tr it pared fsou The tno.es Of america and was
again Loaf ttg1t Ct Ey : ftiloT.copItryueu uu-
ii. thu 1tets2r lsy OFT Gov. rLtr. .es,riua,, OF
ltu.r da',u Sosemr+r, 1se9. As'er referring to
Ire IL Go!ss f4cs that te esrected 10 ace hts
n:o tho ne1i co., - ;tsea the 1Iilo- log ps-
'h.1s aId rtonm, sccoun. OF lit. sl:uauoo:
1tu n ~ he aHafe lhat thls Ia The ta:t sailing
~ ~ fFAh ~ t4E . 4ca l1f!tEN kug GO Fe&*
rel eEer tal!s, Ut ncman fco.IYllt II ucstt sceu
i II pfrpetuaI NNtst-snoT everJ month 10
:he 5.ar. The 1satds s1e TAXED OF tree 4 nd
tntt. aid sss5 lt1.te soE-h!gn mountains aali
hits Of eolcA.1c rnck over rige tentns Of The sur
tsee. Nothing rt the grain lttd u "a red-no
fth Tine ol hstvest Tpt.e are 20 animals cx.
capt Hild hnrtfA aEd ca:'lc- Fo1es and RABBITS
hase teen br'ncht tese and .ncreaaed-nnch
Is ger !: an lhcsc IN the United States No
eIsses. trcg., ness !pId-rr hcdbugs OF las, cts Of
ai3 fil,l. Tn Wild tose d: the tfIe-oEe1 50
t.1orE ,has yoa cAhpos leok M: rac popula.
it'a1 d., ar d re very poef. Tlis il only h+Yhos
Tor "1tcA& Expenses are very high, mi l.vtuR
roer-to comforts NJ lie whAtevef. Board and
hcRi1 2, " n1a,l5, sss0. III come home the 1rsl
crtHftuntit.
~ an o's'aut from New York 1900 miles ny
fcs: ny yotafc TO ray post Of duty o,cap'ed los
tstA an tn,rst oays rail fenm Ro DE- tAneiro,
- nae. t~,ond Chllt and L. .ru, and 60j nI!ea
OF t'are Aeru.
~ wish ,eu acd { otonel F1etcat- to secure me a
sltta'itn u tue Fspl:tl Ittrs;re 10 1--we IN Nus1.
si!lf enr'lT tIe r rstt der OF ms lie. Secess II
Grove e 10 re FnIklsEt lstand3 1t Ere4s f1ak
ard tfHft fensft-wss cnsasen out o: my Aray IN
tte Fcrt,+th rotstrt* vs' 'tne only f-e,tin2te
csuata'e ID tne Eelt, snd votea entitled Le, uo.
der The col ..s'1'iou, - uJ seat. WAL exc: :
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