The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-23

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Mining and smelling Company succeed
ell in starting up the Madison furnace
on Thursday last. We nre informed
that they have on their dump between
100 and 900 tons of ore, and wood and
charcoal enough for Il months run IL
Is the intention Of tho company to make
Il two months run. ana, il ore can be
obtained, will run longer. From some
cause, they have not been as successful
III obtaining ores as they anticipated ut
IT," %"utsot, and r"mpniu that the miners
In this district hare not displayed the
energy 1t was expected they would.
However, We look upon The undertaking
as only the commencement Of very sue
ce&Siul smelling operations during the
coming year.. During the Winter mua-
tbs our climate is two severe to do haul
ing, 1t has been tried IL number Of times,
and has Always rCGlltcl in failure.
Mining should he done in the Winter,
40 az Ia hive the ore ready Ia haul to tic
mills and and furnaces as soon na Spr-
my opens and the roads are good. We
hope the present run Of the Hamilton
Company will prove TcmuncrRtivc, for
on It's success, i'll Il measure. depends
luither smcltinG operations in IInnil-
tUn.-NCw5.
PoLEMICG At \ FCSEEAL.-Tho funeral
OF John &. Benson, nil old manufacturer
WAS hcla mt Patterson, i. j., recently.
Kc". Nr. Grcnncll, Il Bipiistc minister,
preached r. sermon in which he referred
to death rs not merely the termination
Of life, but tn" punishment inflicted 10y
mn lncignnnt God for the sins If out fGrc-
fathers. Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison,
who was present spoke after the minis
ter had finished his address, and rcpud-
iHted his doctrine that death was sword
Of DnmoclcS Ia hang over the heads Of
men Il remind of their doom. lie con-
@Idcrcd ii II of Gods greatest mcrcius
tn men, rcdccming him often from pain
ana wrctchcdn"ss, aud opening 10 him
the gates of II higher aud better life. lie
hOuEht 1t would be mumsirous 10 subj
pose TINT it was II punilhmcnt of any
kind, and especially II punishment for
original sin. 1t Was the natural close ia
temporal existence, Ms birth was the
commencement, Gid one was no more n
punishment than The other.
The Carson 7rjbrn, says that Moore
Il Parker Of that place have commenced
suit against the Bccclicr md Paxton
Company, for twelve undivided feet OF
the ground. which contains 1901 shares,
and $lO,0 600 damages for detention OF
their stock. The lIccchcr and Paxton
joins the Consolidated Virginia o. the
west. and equals ia value any mine on
the COInHtock.
E"TEInEU End, elections will lie held
in Kansas. Maryland, Massachusetts,,
Miasishippi, Minnesota, Missouri. New
York, Now Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA mud Nir.
giIia-tcn StuiuS. Like TINT Of Ohio,
which took place on Thursday last, Pen.
n~EylvaniH's election il considered OF
most importance among those Of IL fort
night hence.
TuE TrGErroENL FsTERrmsE, oi
Virginia, Nevada, is published daily.
Mondays excepted" This day il OK.
eeis!ah hac&.:.c Sunday Is fighting day
in Nevada, sud il is always uncertain
whether editors there will be alive Us
might to prepare next days rHpcr.-
Inter OccaH.
There are ovcr 5000 Sunday school
children and adults in the three schools
uf Plymouth church. Tho number ui
p"raons looking to Plymouth church for
religious care and help cannot hc less
than twelve thousand,
DR.. XEiLEY, tho now President of
the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
prny has arrived at Eureka from San
Francisco. Henry Domuclly, the recount
Neglected Superintendent, arrived the
following day.
Tho supreme court Of Pennsylvania
has decided TINT the iisc Of u horse
known to he afraid Of locomotives in
the vicinity Of railrond Is c]ontribu!ory
negligence.
According 10 The Chicago TribHH-.
President Grant intends Ia make that
city his rrcmnmoni home 'imincdintcly
upon The expiration Of his tenn uf Of.
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