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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05

From JEFFERsoNvILLE. = Captain
II. w. Lauer and officer Tom Hitch
returned on Saturday evening from
q Jacksonville, where they had taken
the graduates of the August class in
the Criminal Court. They report that
their prisoners. with the exception of
Goslin, the half breed, were very
jolly on the road, while Goslin, true
to his instincts. maintained a grave
silence.
When within the walls of the pris.
DC. Lancaster. who had continually
tried to slip his shackles during the
journey. seemed to yield to despair.
trembling violently and turning dead
" pale. he sat down and all his i'm
pudence vanished.
Hogan, who stole the ring from
Harry Smiths jewelry store. as soon
as the shackles were removed from
him, began to shake hands with the
guards who recognized him as an old
habitue of the prison, who left there
last April.
Hagar, who stole the horse from
the Gibson County farmer, protested
his innocence while on trial and in
Jail. inadvertently admitted his guilt
by saying: EFF 1 tried that over
again. l bet they wouldn't a got me. +"
Officer Hitch reports that Deeds is
in badly failing health. and apparent
ly greatly detected as result of bis
imprisonment.
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WHOLESALE DEALER 70
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The Weather.

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The splendid Gtde.wheeTpassen packet
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Manifest OF the steamer IdIewild, from
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Special to Shippers.
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

The Ross CREEK discovery is turning out
oiik OF the FIRST water, notwithstanding the
ford enticements OF the Utah Reporter. A
letter from O. d. vajen to the Idaho States.
man. written from Kelton. says:
Among those We met, might mention thu
names OF Archy Billingsby, Jas. Bascom
MSrsS. B"s snS Jas Hyde. Hopkins, JAS
mines are worthless, besides the vea,bsT
along the creek being very rough, continu-
ally showing and raining. Those who got up
the stampede are John Keenan,, formerly of
Boise county, Jesse Fairchild, alias "Cari-
boo. Geo. Heath, Jim Bennett, = Mccoy.
- Fisher. and a few others. who are dividing
the recording money. This man Fisher ia
the Smooth Aleck" suttler on the Indian
reservation at Ross Fork. and by these means
relieves these victims of their goods At his
own price. The crowd offered James Hyde
30 per day 70 remain and not report matter,
as they actually existed. Hyde, of course, Al
once refused. and after prospecting their first.
class claims. besides many places in the sew
eral gulches, hastened back to save his friends
from being bilked.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

Why MGGHELs WAS NOT DEFEATED.-The
Chronicle man deyotcs column to Beachey
and the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor, in which there are some truths aud some
fooshness. He strikes out like blind man
struggling for the light.
While inquiring the reason "why" for
things, it might be well for the Chronicle to
cypher ont how Mighels was declared nomi-
mated though he never received a majority Of
the votes cast in the convention, according TO
three tally lists kept by members. One of
the leading members of the convention said
to us on the morning it convened, II worked
20 years with the Democratic party but had
to learn the business of running convention
after / commenced to vote the Republican
ticket. What these fellows cant put up and
cypher out can't be done anywhere" We
suspect that our friend Mighels, and some de-
funct candidates for State Printer, entertain
the same opinion.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05
A Radical Oninion

The Elko Chronicle published scrawl
from the decapitated Hart. introducing it
with the remark that ''he wrote q letter to
that paper (the IsDrPKNDEST) which they re-
fused to publish. but instead thereof followed
up their former vituperation with an addition
al mess of scurrility." The editor Of the
Chronicle knows very we'll, if he knows any
thing about it, that this idiotic Hart never
sent letter TO this Office or to any one con-
nected with it.
As the Chronicle editor is so fond Of read
ing Radical letters, we will furnish him with
one of more personal interest from the editor
Of the Idaho Statesman, the Radical organ
Of the North.
And while we have by active warfare nd the
Republican party of these nuisances we have
at last outgrowu other old sores, scarcely less
endurable. Butler, the sore-headed, after
purposely bilking the party by his nomina-
ton, ignominiously left the Territory before
the election, and Ballard, after being nursed
through four years of weak administration and
supported through his petty quarrels, has
been allowed by the President, in company
with Kelly, his principal enemy, to retire to
private life. We congratulate the Republican
party of Idaho that it had the vitality that
could preserve an existence with so weak and
vacillating man as Ballard. and so corrupt a
man As Lyon in the executive Office We
congratulate the party that il has outlived and
sloughed off all these old sores. When Ballard
was beaten by Butler. he thought, in his van
ity, that the party was broken up and scat
tered to the winds. When Butler had beaten
Ballard, the spleen of an old granny was
gratifed. and he did not care a straw for the
party. But the party has lived and wa1ed
strong, notwithstanding them all.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

SoME little surprise was felt at the prophetic
knowledge of the 'Elko Independent" rclat-
ing to the State ticket. The fact of the en-
tire Republican ticket being printed in that
journal the day the convention was held is
matter Of much wonder and speculation. The
conclusion arrived ut by some is, that some
Storey county gentlemen dropped his memo.
randum book in the vicinity Of the "Inde.
pendent office. However, stranger things
will happen in the course of events, and this
may be but forerunner.
Tho above is from the Carson correspon-
dcnce Of the Reno Crescent. II is possible
that stranger things may happen in tho
course Of events" party that has It's NOM
nations made In a caboose, instead Of n con.
vention, is liable to accidents on election
day.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

The MoDEL.-It was amusing to hear the
chairman Of the Republican County Commit
tie, when calling the Elko County Conven-
ton to order. congratulate his fellow conspir-
ators on the triumphof the Republican party
Of San Francisco. "The Republican party Of
San Francisco, " said that officer, ''send greet
ing to the Republicans of Nevada, and conf
IDENTIFY expect them to follow their noble eI-
ample
The San Francisco Bulletin ought to be
pretty we'll posted on the politics of that city.
and it asserts that 1.-THE Republican party as
now organized in San Francisco is dead.
There is not the least use in attempting to
galvanize it into life again. 1t is entitled to a
decent burial. and nothing more. After the
kind of precocity developed in the late cleo
ton, it is better to die young; for greater ma
turity would only develop greater corrup-
ton"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

Cosrs Too MUcH.-The people of the
United States have paid two hundred million
dollars during the past eight years to the Ma
tional Banks for doing just what the Govern
ment ought to do. Confidence in the Ma
tional Bank currency only exists by reason
of the Government bonds. which are depos-
tied as their securities. Why, therefore, pay
eighteen millions of gold per anuum for doing
that which might be better done by the Gov
eminent itself? That two hundred millions.
currency, which has been paid for this work,
would have been better applied in paying the
national debt than paid to the bonded in
terests, (which have escaped taxation.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

How They Goa friend who has travelled
largely over tho western counties. writes us
glowing account of tho political prospect of
that section. lie says: ~ never saw q PEG.
pie more jubilant over the prospects. Orms.
by is claimed by the Democrats by 100 or 300
majority; Washoo, by 100 10 200; If the reg
istry is complete, Storey county will give ut
least 800; Humboldt, set down at 100: Nye,
40 to 90; Lander 800 TO 5OO both parties
claim White Pine; Elko, you know; Lyon.
Douglas. Esmeralda, and Churchill are Radi.
cal. The Radicals are divided and tho Dem.
ocrsts united"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

TEE DESPERATE CHASCEs.-The Reno Cres.
cent an old Republican journal, expresses the
following opinion of the Republican nomina-
tons. and the desperate chances:
The facts arc that the party have never gone
before the people with 40 weak a ticket or
with such desperate chances for success. We
are sorry, not that some of the nominees are
to be defeated. but that the party has become
so demornlized and corrupt US to give such
men place on the ticket.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

Hon taxes and Radical rule are inseparnble.
The most needless and infamous tax within
the United States is the present registry poll
tax of Nevada. 1t WAS the work of the Radi-
cal party-its tirst-born and best-beloved pet
There is but one way to defeat it; that is by
defeating its author at the polls.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

THE Crescent says of Senator Nye, that
Notwithstanding his many shortcomings. he
looks as hale and hearty az when he run tho
Executive Department Of our Territorial Gov
eminent, and made money on n salary that
would not pay his bar bills" Is that the way
he runs the SenatOrshipl
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

A SAD ESD.-Henry 7. Comstock. the dis
coverer of the Comstock ledge, committed sui
eide in Montana last week by shooting him.
self through the head with a revolver. He
had lately returned from the Big Horn eI-
petition, and was supposed to be laboring
under temporary insanity. The fate of these
old pioneers is hard!
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
NEVADA

NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
l. r. BRAuLEY. Of Elko county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
rRASK DENVER. of Storey county.
For Representatives. 10 ConSrsf.
cHAs. W. KENDALL, OF White Pine county.
For Secretary Of !Std:<.
JOHN DRIEsBAcH, OF ormsby county.
For STATE TredIursr.
JERRY SCHOOLING. of Sye county.
For STATE Controller.
O. K. sTAMPLEY. Of Humboldt county.
For Surveyor General.
A. d. ROCK. OF Nye county.
~ Superintendent Of Rlbiie InItruetion.
c. 7. CUTLER. Of Elko county.
For State Printer.
cHAs. L. PERKINS. of Elko county.
For State Hinerdlo1itt,
VS.. KEYES. OF Lander county.
For JuItiee Of Supreme Court.
JOHN CARRIER, of White Pine county.
Tor Clerk Of Supreme Court.
W. c. GRIMES. OF c. urchin county.
For Attorney General
LUTHER A. BUCKNER. of Humboldt county.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

KANSAS VIEw.-we recently published a
section of the Radical platform of Kansas, IA
yoring equal rights to all, Chinese included
The Democracy there. AS in Maine, take a
different view of the subject. They declare
in their State platform
That the law Of self preservation--the first
dictate of reason-the interests of the laborng
and industrial class demand that Chinese
laborers shall not be colonized into this
country.
The declaration is concise, but cotnprehen-
sive.
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ELKO COUNTY
DEM CRATIC TICK f t.
Election, Tuesday, November 9th, 1870.

For STATE Senator. .wM ,. DYER, OF Elko
-, ,-,, / J. A. SAVAGE. OF Mountain City.
y" A"e"o'y"'"' j. W. ELLYsOS. OF Carlin.
For SksrtT. b. FITCH, of Eiko
For Recorder. s. EDELEN, OF Lamoille.
For AiieHOr. .......hARRY A. HARvILLE. of Elko.
For County Clerk.....H. II. SCOTT. OF Pine Valley.
For County Surveyor. &c. C. TRACEY of Elko.
For Co. Treasurer e. GEO. II. SHEPHERD. South Fork.
For Public Administrator. .HESRY WARD. of Eko.
Tor Superintendent Of Pubic Ins;ruetiOn.
DIR. ALEX. KINKEAD. OF Csrlin.
FSr Distrtet Judge. ......JoHS II. FLACK, Of Elko.
F1r Diriet Attorney J. II. LUCAS. OF Mountain City.
For County Committeeman.
5. 5. SEARS. OF Mineral Hill.
J. MARKS, OF Elko.
u. {. BUTTEREIELD, Of LAmoille.
ELKO TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Fer Justice Of he Ptaes.... ...........J II. COOK.
For Confdotc.. .......-..-.....-......b 81 BANhS
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-05

To-NronT. The grand civic ball at Hsllcck
station comes off tonight. Tickets on tho
railroad at halfprico--and only tribe. A
hig crowd IL going.
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n OTICE TO LAND OWNERS

I = = " LIAO.-
Having procured a perfect list Of all
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OF ihe persons paying the same, witA com
piete dTatt made from the official records show.
ing the location Of each tract Of land, am
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and the supplement thereto. as renuired nv .be
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Eoensburg March 81, 1870. &c.