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New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
SUPREME oouRr-GENERAL TERM-BRooKLYN.

Tbs City Of Brooklyn agt. The Brooklyn Clty
railroad CSnpany.-When the Brooklyn City Railroad
,onanv applied to the city for permission to run ts
80 yeT The various routes IL tTaverses IL gave
Snds IN the CITY Government in which II covenanted,
onC other things keep the streets in repair, WIN
~ hest Waterproof stone, within the track ana tnice
sc each side thereof, under such authority as the Com
aon Council might des gnatc. Several years ago one
predeTck Meier, while driving along FIushlng-aNe.
aitbn the tracks, thrown from his wagon, by ihe
VEL striking in hole beside RAIL- ana
horrcl fell of ;he wagon upon Mr. Meier so inurng
s,yn that he died. Prior to his death, however, ne
SronSht suit against the city, and recovered s2Un dam
sccs The city brought suit against the railroad com
sny by Alexander McCue, Corporation counseI, IN ne
Ecni, before Justice Tappen. The city was non suited
corporation Counsel VIM c. Dewitt on his coming INTO
ee appealCl 20 the General Term ana argued
- a fbe last session, T. jerks and III. G. Murphy op-
nosine on saturday the General Term reversed inc
he
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
New- lersep Real Gsiatc for Sale.

A II ORANGE, N J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
Newiork for Also County Seats and Houses 10 LB for
the season by BLACKWELL SMITH No. NJ broadway
kewfort ITO II Orange, Main and Cooest 10
AT SOUTH ORANGE, New Jersey, q House
and te Of and stable carnage house aud gafeoer hoIse
main building +lrt 1917 10 cottage l1Ip rooms fW
particulars sDD james W. Fsi A,lorpsJ Las. Orange
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Saturday. April o. 1870.
The usual quiet of Saturday prevailed at the
Exchange to-day but there seemed to be considerable
inquiry real estate in the several Offices Of auction
and dealers.
On Monday, nth, there viii be sale at Morrisania
OF five houses and 69 city lots. train will leave the
TwentysiXthst. depot at $50 p The Messrs. A. j.
Bleecker, Son Il Co. the auctoneers.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
BORT Waroens' Notice.

STATE NEw-yoRK, !
PoRT-WARDKys' OFFICE, No o. Wllismst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled An Act to
the WArtens Office Of the Of
interested in having charge OF
survey that the osing
ton by the that the said
be completed within days succeeding tins notice board SAID
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

ruggtst at No wliam was ON s%wnd
sS, tba Customs officers found and seized upon Asp,
as nremises "a bottles OF bay oil and bottles ol 9,,
~ cloves ON which duty had been PAID Inc case VIII
ha continued ON Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cap ns and purrs arriving this port requested 10
tvsr packages ADDRESSED NewYork Associated Press only 70
peOns 1hng the written authority Of j. W. sioonon Genera
Journal TINES TRIBUNE,
sun Erfress EreRtag Commercial Adrertfser Sdis
Zn9 Yorker Deokat should also be delivered only TO
the
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
WI DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAILR0


Dpots NewYork foot Of Barclayt and foot q Chstophe,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY April H. 1910,
800 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At ensie With Boon
Branch, Branch Waterloo With sues K
arlington with the D. L. and w. X r.
for Gap Strouburg Scranton Great Bend Bnghnon srs
cuse all points the Lsckawsnna BoomouIy,
ami Delaware ana Huis0n X Rfs
Ia. LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS s,ops at Sewnf Morris
Dover Hscke,sown, Washingea Phpsurg aud EAtn
Pnls urg with Bel Del T. R. Beydere, Se and
" r. Bethlehem, Alenosn Msach Chnnh and
Wilkesbsre
EXPRESS Dover with Chester
R. Waterloo with SUSSEX r. aud Washington With d. L. and
W. X. r for Water Gap Strouisburg and Scranton
M0RRST0WN and intermediate stations II 20 2So and
6:iO p. m. Accom-; $50 ,. Express
4:20 and $500 10. -.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, 300 loo, $50, tS
$3.50, 9Oo AMI Has p.
For NEWARK at .6:Oo .7:Oo 75 7;5O $40 $50.
500 1890: s:55 l0:3O 'll:0O aud 1880 1879, 5 13,
800 $780, AGO. 4:lo 4:io, $780, $780, 49, 7oo sS and 'liW
-, -
stops Newark Boomse and Mou,ca $50 'n II 100
a audi GEO. and .il D.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

Brig Johanna MoCsrtv Palermo Dee e via Gihrssr Peb nut
Brig Salinas, Lind Para rihbIr and
Bng Sarah Knen. Guihorl Cardna DAYS sugar
sch Maggie Mcneil Tros Havana 20 days and moasses
sCnOoNRhx-RiviR ANn COAsTwGsE
Sunny South Virginia Ida Grant, Cspe Henry.
Thames Ehzshethpor. Maria Hunt. EliAtchrort
Lsfsvette. Ei,abehporL Little Dick. BhEsheihport
Emlr. Ehmbehpor. Connecdcut El7aheihport
J. 4. Foreman Eizahethpor. Efort El1aheihpor-
G. W. Freeman Ehkabethpoit George Edgar Newllayer
John Wright. New. Haven. s. n. Hall New Haven
u Dawson. Providence. EsseI. Providence.
Pennsy vanis Providence Cinderella, Port Je5,rfon
}. Mitchell Stamford.
SAILED.
semshps-ponsn for Bremen; Helveiis for Lverpco Conma
for Glasgow; City OF PosuPncc Wet'ru Me-
opos and Msnpoa for New Orleans Varuna for Key West and
Gayeston San Jacnto for savanna Champion for tharion
Louisa Moore for Ncwbern Isaac Bell for Norok Se L. l. Knight
for Georgetown &c.
ARRIVED. . Sunday, April 10.
Steamship Nevada Gren Liverpool March 90 and QueensoWa J
mdsc and pass. .
Steamship D Soto Morton Orleans March 81 vv Havana April
O. mdse and pass.
Steamship United BLANCHARD Orleans mse and
Steamship John Gibson Winters Georgetown d. c. and Alexandria
mdse and pass,
Steamship WIN. p Clyde Morgan Wilmington y. c. stores
Steamship Tennessee Chichester Charleston ndse aud
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheesmsn Savannah.
Bark Clara, PTohs, ssgna lJ days, sugar
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
Brooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

A FOUR-STORY. High h-StOop, Brown Stone
N DWELLING SALE, South Orfordst seven doors from
Park 22rs8xO; finished in the best style wh
walnut doors pgs windows frtureS burglar ALARM
Inonire Of VIM TUTTLE Clinionave. DekAlb, or OF
NJ. A. rutland d Co. Beekmmst, N. y.
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE, in Carlton
ave Booklyn block from Washington Park; location Of
tbe best in the Twentieth $l800O furniture $1,000
viii be sold $1,000 remain II desired House
h,own 2r45 ot hgstoop built
y,ars; all modern Furniture moen two IN wear
Address "HOUSB," ~ Pnest., Room 10, New.fork
NOR SALE-On Hcks-st., Brooklyn, within
Eve minutes walk Of Wrl Ferry bnck and
DWELLING Rngsh basement with furnace BATH watereose
&c cheap, the residing Europe fnce . 10
coo Apply 10 A. b. DAVENPORT, Agent, l57 Montagues.
LNINE furnished brOwn-stOne RESIDENCE,
best ghborbood Brooklyn pne low Owner at No. liJ East
Twenty thrdst., New-york.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
anrtiou Sales of Real Gstate.

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., Auctioneers.
N. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il.
Al l2 M, at Exchange salesroom, III Broadway
THIRTY THIRD STThTee-siory high stoop brown stone
HOUSE north side between Second and Traes in
order and containing all the modern improvements posseon lss
May 1870
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE, GEORGE j.
N WRIGHT Administ tratorGEo BRIGGS Aactonecr vii sell
Public TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April IL and ~
commencing at II O'Clock sharp the residence Capt JOHN
WRIGHT decea sed ggs Hecs Fort sehu, e Wsester
COUNTY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained in house;
fowls sheep carriages and seghs also
rye collection 81 serplaie1 positive
shine Catalogues ready at JENKlSss Ol Broadway near Forty
frst-sf
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REpoRT-sAM.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

bun nSs.....5H Sun sets....... e:35 Moon s.ts os
DAY "
andy Hook. 1921 Cows Island. 4:ll Hell CAT. 7n
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

ADKAS ii. MULLER, Aucioneer.
EXECUTORs SALE.-ADRIAN III. Null
~ LER p. r. WILKINS Co. will sl at AUCTION TUES
April H. 1870 IL o'clock at the Exchange Sasrosm No. Ill
Broalwty:
PORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND IN THE TOWN OP Y0NKERs,
Westcheser County T. LING close Central Parkay
oAwn Depot Harm Railroad belonging to the estate Of Ab
Valentine This in the District u Westcheser
control Of the Central Park Commissioner and only
CITY Of New-York Kngshndge Land rolling
mostly and healthy VIII be sold In four
ees ss prmptor, title indsputsi Possession immeate
Persons the ground to show the Con
all hous WLamsbndge Depot Harn Railroad Sales
maps With full paculss the Office Of the Auctonees No. Pns
- (55lD
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
Real C,state TO Grrhanqe.
Gousrs ano farms tlJanie0.

vVANTED-A small good FARM, in the State
w New-YorS within miles of the cy Full description OF
DStlng anil locality with price L. sIR0NGPO o. BoI 1913
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

H slip:
s3J a. ~. Mail Train for Greenport
lO0 Rosu Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington snc
Nortipor.
Rverhead Express Train through Greenort ssarsy
nights
?. IN, for Ron, Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington and
NOrthpor.
$50 D. m., for North Islip.
All trains al Branch FOR Hampstead.
Rosn Glen Cove Locust Valley, Huntingdon and
Northp or, cave Hunters Point al 4. aai
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave

Il Il Thrtietb-si as follows:
Cincinnati and Chicago Express DrsSng On car scscsc
1879 a. m. Day Express, Drawing car ssctei.
4 o. Montreal Express, Drawing atarhed
6 Express with Sleeping through 10 Chago UeS
out change via NJ. C. X r., also L. s. ~ = r. X. tDailJ)
ii p m. Night Express, Sleeping cans siiachei
7:JO M. 24 and p POughkeepse Irsna
m, AIS and $50 p. ID, Peekskll Trains
] and $50 p. IA. Sing Sing Trans. .
6:4 T:N $40 m u N. AIS $40 AMI lloo ?. Yonsers
Trains
IN. Poughkeepie on sundsys) J. NJ. TOCCBf, supt
Mac
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NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

Il
cSMSRsefNa SaSHkR hRFssSEaEfF sSTl Y: U.s..
F''F'4iEs TRAINS srIissie LEAVE e sE%SoRT TTseS'A'
For New Haven and B5dsePos Ei lS m 1918 Brl
' For Mo I ssae P.irsea AMI we.,po 7Oo @
For For Sots.it @ 100 yEI SEC n2e m la:ls Brl 800
Icr stanford s!EIl li:5S ~ ms tEIlilS, R,,
SO For t% sesaaisi ~ IS iss S; M sis a 5 $50 p
Por Po Chester and int nee stations 1889 i',
sunday Train Tseny eveuthst YevYos a7p sss
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FSr For sS.iSa sS.tSa ". ". sSs n s
For Hartford and Springfield. EEl ms (EIL 'opA
River Railroad Er a5 to Moa,rs.i
For Hartford Providence and r.Ah R,lro. (BIl nj ns
Por SewH.ven New LONDON s,onngtou Railroad
For Canal R4lro.d m Northampton wnhsas
FOR Hoasaouie Railroad, m. .ud9pn
FOR Daas .aG SSssa . T rom S sois.n b.S
FOR SswCan.an Railroad llis s:9o p N, and s..ar
's GoS%sca sleeping Car, attached to p m train; a.t Drawing
Roo" Car to the and :" jiass iiis H. HoYr sup.,..
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
DEPOT n sS3 SEwy9sk S 70 " s, q ss S. HS.n M
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGEN HSAvE-Mss sS, 5:H1.S.
sls $50 1910 lioA m; IL M g. 81" .'S $3.50 e. so J.
~ fRsvS s @ YORK FOR WEST BEnGEy-M So. 7,s s:s.
MO. l,s s:s t;S s;ss, S,I.s rs 80. l,,se% ..
LEAVE SbW fOh Nbo hnh oSD "a o.to,
$40 1910 ililo m nmil Ia 81" an, $50, t.s1'.
7+5 $3.50, 1879, las p .-
r. BR KICKER. Superintendent
II. 4. BALDWIN, Zen. Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILR0A AD-FROM FOOT of
~ COURTLASDr STFor PHILADELPHIA, ts Camden n,
4 D. West rhlsephs $3.50 10 N az 10 p ~. 81 D n,
IL night Po Baltimore anl wAsh Hg,Ar-S:s0 q
1880 800 For South All south wtst5# " s2os
FOR THE wBsT-ssoa m $50 q m, is;D p m. pm Se
Silver Palace $3.50 ani throggh tncnssn
whoa, ehsage - through av to Louisville without change,
sn through Chicago siihost change. The
through TO Cincinnati ant Chicago Ia SATURDAYS excepted.
On that day they attached 20 the N ,rsn. cpArl
Nov. Is 1903. fw. JACKSON, General Superintendent
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ElASD.-WlNTBR ARRANGEMENr-on aud Aher oseeer
2S the trains will leave the Roosevelt ami Grsnst fernes s~s
8S Mail aud Passenger PAthogaei 10 for hers,
JO m, Express TO Psheguei a0 Accommodation Tor slp-
Seiaras through 10 Palchogue 10 for hene"a saia
DAYS thoagh Babyon All Valley Steas cssyA
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Gounirp Real gstate for Sale.

L,OR SALE CHEAP Healthy locality BY
erer Of Capt AUG DEPBysTBR, deceased New.
Bvbop Staten Issn minutes walk Of Sailors Snug lsrbor
aning hne large HOUSE,, with all modern barn. &c
VIM. A. COLLINS No. % Pinest
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

~ BLAND.-wlNTBR ARRANGEMENr.-On spi after Oseher
25 the vii leave the Roosevelt AMI Gbist feres oe~s
8:t Mail aud Passenger for PAthogae 10 for hefn
$3.50 Express TO Pschcgue aDo Accommodation for slp -
Saturdays through TO Paichogue 10 for herickn saia
DAYS thfoagh bs on All ras ooaaet a. Valley steAs cssA
lhe N-rnes late AMI early trains
OW. DOUGLAS. SapsxiI,esAAS
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
Eis aad tAs s,a,. c-ars-tia-- Gail fsr PssEe
ESssirR

Essting.
II is desirable that the re1f DsDoc-ztic
State Convention should be held IN tbs SEC
ton Of the State. and A. far IS re ksye heard
any expression Of epi1iOn frUzn the szrrcznd-
ing oounties il has been favorable 10 calling tie
Convention N Eko- Letten FROM White
Pine AID Lincoln counties favor this place;
the press Of HunboI6t, and parties from Ian
der. indcrse The proposition The prup-iety
Of locating the convention 81 some re- and
central point Is 70 obvious tia; IL barely ne
quires reference. A the Humboldt EeSise-
ssys: Lei this act Of justice be sItenied- OF
courtesy IL you hike, and i, Villirspire Sch feel
inss and inargurats scsh harmony OF acton
As has nsTsI been witnessed and has nsTe-
existed IN the party heretofore-''
Elko county has no representative In The
State Central Committee. butts Justly entitled
70 one In case Of vacancies occurring in the
committee, II is usual fog the County Com
nittes TO EOrinate some person 70 Ill the
place, and fer the STATE Committee to accept
such nomination a. just reflection Of the
wishes Of the people The past two years
have made greA. changes IN Eastern Nevada;
changes which II all probability viii revola-
tionize the politics Of the State Il should
have . corresponding representation on
the committee Exc and White Pine
counties particularly are entitled TO some con
sidsration, and should Mans members Of the
State Committee, who ozghi 10 be accepted
without objeetion--indesd with gradhca;iol,
As Efficient co-lsborers In tie gigantic struggle
which IS approaching. ......s
In this county we underStand all the old
members Of the County Committee are nov
nou-residtnts. There is no County Commit
tee and tha Democratic party Is consequently
vitboGt An organization competent to nO1i-
nate or ree0nnaend member Of The State Com
nittse from this county, OF 10 act in any way
in the preliminary movements Of the cam
paign. II is therefore necessary for the peo-
pie 70 take hold OF this thing at once. hold
public meeting ard appoint County, CeItrL
Committee. 4 call FOX such q meeting Is in
circulation, signed by many Democrats, ham
ing Wednesday, March 18th, Gs convenient
tine Every precinct in the county should be
represented
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09
ASSESSMENT 3ssLE.

Columbia Gold and silver Mining Csm-
County. STATE Of Nevada.
NOTICE Their are delinquent up1n the foIsr-t I'M
described stock. on account Of assstEinent kvLi
On me @sth Gay Of JahuAry A. u. isTg the .,rtral
amounts ct opposite the names Of the respective
stakeholder, a. iollUus:
No. Certificates. Shares. AunuAt
- = 30. sir1 n
And In accordance With the Law and an order Of The
b"-rd ~ trustees. made on the 22th dsy Il Jarusry
n j. ls'o 20 many shares 0f each parcel q aid .ci
a. may DC beeSssAry viii he sold 81 the Cs ofOizYI
- 20: 80 Montgomery street san Francisco, on
FRIDAY. the twenty nth il5th, dsy 81 Mr. a n
ls'" a. - oeocf ~ 81 said day. 10 pay sAId eI.si.
qHrnt A--r-.n"nt theron. together Stth costs of sd
'Srtising and eIpyBses OF ale.
II. 4. WHEELER. Secretary
- Coluuibtl q. n T. ". Co
Ohee' ho7fn No IL, SteveusDu'- binding Corner
MONTGOMERY and California streets san Franet poo
@'''"'hA mpd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

SAIss At CoPE--That considerable business
10 going on 1t Mountain City. Cope district is
shown BY the numerous sales Of property.
Mr.. Harvey. Of the Recorders Office. informs
Us that by Mondays stage. twelve deeds were
received for record, and last week fifteen.
considerations going as high rs fifteen hun-
dred dollars. BY private letters, We lean. that
the principal hedges are proving permanent ~
greater depth is attained and that several
leads are increasing largely in the yield Of gold
as they go down, particularly the Mountain
City.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09
Singular Tasz-us White Pins News On Rail.
roads


For Sorss tune past, Ee have noticed several
articles In the White Pine News eItolling the
advantages Of certain railroad route from
the Central Pacific RsiIrVa6 30 the Colombo
riyer, which has It's initial point st Tcano, and
passes south nearly hundred miles east Of
Hamilton whsTe the Aforesaid newsp2p<ris 10
Gated and Published SO~ II Is gsnerzlly be-
the sentiments and advance the interests of
the inrnediats constituency from which they
arsT their support, and whose mouihpeee
sna spokesman they are supposed 10 BE; and
ipaSInneh as we are unable 10 see what Pc
euliAr advantage such railroad, If bulls, would
confer upon the good people of White Pine,
We are led 70 marvel somewhat at the zeal
manifested in that behalf by the News; espe-
ciAiy when there is q much shorter and more
direct route for a road between the Central
PaciSc Railroad and the Colorado river which
would pass almost within the shadow Of
Treasure Hill 1t seems to have entirely es-
capped the notice OF the News editor that there
is already a company incorporated 10 build q
1siiroad from the town Of Elko, ri1 White
Pine. TO the Colorado river, and that the peo-
pie Of the counties through which the said
road passes were authorized by the Iast Leg
islature TO subscribe the following Sums to
said company, in aid of said road, :o-wit:
EIko, the sum Of $4,000; White Pine, the
sum Of $500, 900; Nye, the sum Of $50, 900;
lincoln, the sum of 100000, making a total
of 800, 900. We would respectfully ask the
News editor what number of the people OF
White Pine, Elko and the other counties
named would vote to have the above men,
toned sums Of money approp. rated in aid of
n road which would skirt down ,'n the eastern
border of the State, within few leagues Of
the Utah line? Not only would the 7, eople fail
to grant such aid on the route propo sed by
the News, but no move whatever has been
made looking to the building of such a 10 adj;
while the route from Elko to White Pine Ia i
powerful friends at Washington, working for
Government aid in addition to the aid above
referred to, and all that is now wanting to
complete its early construction is the united
cordial and vigorous support of the people
living in the counties through which it will
pass. We are not willing 10 believe that the
News Is opposed to the blilding of this road,
which would bring the people of Hamilton
aud the surrounding country within few
hours ride Of the great national highway; and
yet we can scarcely reconcile its silence on the /
subject and IFS jealous advocacy Of a route
further esst with friendly regard for and in.
terest in road from Elko TO its own doors.
II may 10 that in tho course Of time there will
be two roads between fie points named, hut
II would be we'll 10 concentrate our energies |
ipon ono road. md push IL 10 completion, be.
ore We shoulder a less dcsirobie route and de.
,oto and squander our strength to 40 good
purpose.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

PEIcEs OF LEAD AND SILVER ORE.-A gen.
ileman engaged in the shipment OF ores. fur
nishes rs with the following list Of prices
paid by firm purchasing in San Francisco.
Lead and Silver ores 22IO pounds TO the ton
Slyer.-20 Ozs. per ton, 80 cts. per OF; 80
ozs. per ton ~ eta. per OF: 40 oZs. per
ton. ~ cts. per o.: 80 OPS. per ton, IL 90
per o.: 20 oL~. per ton. 81 10
Lead.-55 per cent. 20 CT Der Cu'.: s. Ter
cent. 80 ctS. per cwt.; - pr cent. = cts. per
est; 50 {" - per cent, - CT. per cv;.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

FoS TIE CBAMrIoSsHrP.-A match game of
billiards for $1,000 and the championship of
America-to use the high toned language Of
the telegraPh-between John Dr.ery and A. p.
Rudolph, was played, in San francisco, on
Saturday night. Rudolph won the game.
money and diamond cue, by Ia points. An
immense amount Of money changed hands
Deery being the fayerite at the start by two to
one.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

TnE LAW BULLETIS.-No. one Of this peri
odical has been received. 1t is published by
Sumner Whitney, the well known law pub
Usher, in San Francisco. Each number will
contain announcements of all the law books
published in the United States. 1t proposes
also to publish list Of all attorneys, legal de-
cisions, &c. 1t will be issued quarterly.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

THOMAS McDoSAbD, o: Mountain City, came
in by the Mondays stage, on his way to San
Francisco and reports gooo times in store for
Cope district. As metallursist and chemist.
he has no superior on the coast, and in min
ing matters his opinions are weiglIy and carry
force with them, as he is known to be no no.
vice in practical mining. OF nll the districts
that he has visited, he gives Cope the prefer
ence, and he has been nearly everywhere in
this State and Idaho. lie says that the placer
mines there will pay well, and that the Bruno
country will yield largely this season in bnse
bullion, which can be produced in large guam
titles ut handsome margin Of profit. .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

Corr PLACER MNEs.-w We are informed
that piece Of gold worth $40 was found last
week in Russell's gulch at Mountain City.
One man has been rocking ont eli per day
forlthe last two weeks. There are quite O
number Of Cinnamon now engaged in plscer
mining in Cope. There is no longer any
doubt but what the placer mines there are
rieh and extensive. The ditch bringing in
water from Mill creek TO the placer ground
will be completed IN few days. Cope dis
trict, with its rich silver veins and placer
fields. viii afford ample room for hundreds Of
men this season.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

THE BowLIN'' ALLyT.-UHcc Jimmy Pier
son ha"ius purchased the bowling alley AL
joining III, saloon has consolidated the, bus
moss. and Is now making times lively On his
side Of the street. The brwiing alley is prov
ing popular resort for exercise Try il.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-03-09

WoxES as JrEoEs.-The drawing Of about
dozen women to serve rs Grand Juror >, ard
as many more for petit jurors, in Wy oruinG
Territory, is awakening the people TO reali-
Lation Of the natural sequence Of " oman
suffrage. If worneu must indulge in ne lux
my Of voting they must also shoulder some Of
the responsibilities. II they can atfc ii TO e1-
anime all the cases coming before II en- with
out blush, some Of their hush .nds and
brothers viii have to blush for theul.