The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-07
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OSE or TIE REsuLn--One OF the results q
the great Library Lottery haS hssnL 10 eresSe
q LRHe demand In IN s1ey <or -6sless OF die
Havana Lottery. TIN lsecsr - . Government
institution and the prizes are distributed ve
believe every forty days There has for
many years besn qpite demand 5or tAe,e
tickets IN this eity- Aaait AaslAzgely increased
OF tate- One eS - Collection Comnnittee
While soliciting money fcs the orphans on
Monday noticed taak the agents for the sale
OF tickets in the Havana Lottery we're quite ac-
tive IN the midst Of ne ss<ds IN tAe street
and seemed to be meeting WITH ersat success.
These agents are quietly but earnestly at
work IN all parts of the city. and are SOLICITING
in the aggregats hnse sums Of money from
the poor and middle ciasses~S. +. Esrass-
aer. .-...r.. ...
A'drumhead Court martial was convened on
ne evening of December 23d, says the Cor
nne Reporter. by order of the Department
Commander, for the trial of an artillery SOL
dier on charges OF mutiny and other crimes
At the close Of the investigation the Court
rendered verdict Of guilty. and Adi- iged that
the soldier be shot to death n fifteen hinusE=s.
fhe sentence Was disapproyed by the Com
nAnding General without giving any reasons
therefor, but said he would justify his act of
eleInency in a general order to be issued to
The truops the next day. .-..
The success of the Al-arado Beet Sugar
Company has aroused the Sacramento COM
pany, formed for the same purpose to deter
mine on another triAl. The Union szys- the
company mas sent to Europe for machinery of
the most improved pattern, which among other
things Will b able to extract from the beets
any surplus alkali which they may contain
A German expert in the matter OF beet sugar
making has also been sent for, and in o few
months the sacramento sugarie, IL il fondly
expected, will be In successful operation
THERE was fled yesterday, says the Sacra-
nento Reporter of Dec. 30th, in the Office of
the Secretary Of State the certificate of incor=.
poration OF the Bradshaw Silver Mining Com
pany, organized TO mine the Bradshaw and
Conoway lode, in Silver Park district, Sye
county, Nevada Capital stock, -, 800. 600,
8hArp, S. Stsinhart and Wm' Selit9berg.
Principal place Of business, San Francisco:
Coal II AKrDoSA.-The Prescott Miner says
that the extensive coal ledge recently found
near Port Thomas, in the eastern past Of that
country. has been thorSGshly testsdRnd pro-
nourced Of the frst quality. Government is
now using il IN its forges. Besides the mines
Of gold, SILVER. copper and salt, it can congrat-
ulAte It's peOple'upou having good coal beds
throughout northern Arizona.
number q our Eastern exchanges, says
the San Joaquin Republican and among them
several Republican. papers, say II - DOC only
possible but highly probable the Democrats
lions; and II this does happen; we shall sell
all our real estate, draw our money from the
bank, and spend and give it away. We shall
need no further evidence that the millennium
- at hand
TEX cleanest city in the world is BrocK IN
Holland, which no horse or carriage has ever
bean permitted TO enter, AID where everything
Is kept with most scrupulous neatness. Before
entering many of the houses you are required
to remove your shoes. II il said that even the
Emperor Of Russia Was compelled to- comply
with this custom ON his recent visit TO that
place.
TaE archieves of Italy are be removed
thsu Florence TO Rome within six months anc
The POM rpent of Italy is to go with them
Ro1,e III lid THAI be will not live il
Ssnoe men It becomes the capital of ItaIr
ropean s,SS,AAnd' Brrace, Prussia and other Eu
nave ohered him an ASYLUM.
were spfFoer.a Sarte. Coz and Benjamin Rowe
Forest Hill, Cal, on SSF. in the ORC mine a
i an; caused by blast 81 On -, - 80, Ds
a esi and and three other mem willis JgSsS Of Rox
nougherty and Patrick CorcoTsn aarn,
'uneirhg the same terrible fate.
M nl large blast Of 20 tons OF ,ov,,.- in
sron Ioht Gravel Mine, at Sucker E,at al,
the earth Sov exploded on Dec. 10Th I.yonnS
sIscn 20 ieet deep; 20 feet into ts;,a5 an Inc
eou'ion was all that could r -eSiied
Gle liz forthcoming reposrSa.ne surveyor,
sh neral Will chow that "a iI3rnla produced |
Ic Vn IU.OOO,OO0 buSsr-5sh Sneat IN 1903, at |
10 bushels per acy. Inc barley crop also ay-
eraged l6 busL - per acre, while Indian corn |
yielded 29 b-snels per acre. ...e'~T
Er-Sr,RErAEY Cox, it is said, is going 10 |
publisn vindicahon of his conduct in the |
Interior Department and OF his resignation,
and Mr.. Cox's friends say that he will prove
Gen. Grant to have been guilty OF extreme
dhPlicisy in the whole business.
Low FABEs.-It is said that the nanaoe-
ment Of the Central Pacific RAilrpa,f compa1v
VIII make arrangements in the coming Spring
whereby immigrants will be carried from New
horh 70 Sacramento OF San FTanoiboa for S35
in currency. WV
ANNIE RussELL. the "wieEedest WOMAN m
New York, voluntarily closed her den ON Wa !
ter street, called in the missionaries, reopened
her house az house of prayer, and is an en-.
thnsiastic worker in the now direction she has
taken. ''''
Mrs ShfbEIJ, sister of Mrs. BeaureQard. /
died In Brighton, England, recently. AT one
.ime sho was the most fascinating lady in
washington, and rival Of Mrs DOUGLAS in
entertaining company.
The Pail Nall Gazette is anxious that Amir,
leans should know that England il henriiIy
tired Of tho Alabama controversy. and II
ready TO pay any impartial money award ~
the adjustment can be confined thereto.
A Portsmouth, N. H., firm have ius, com.
pleted contract for the furnishing OF 2OO. 600
pumpkins. In k,s IaGvoraJ - 49,, |