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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
4W'O E1ZQyg. y.Ey,

I'O Hif. BALLOON AND CALHnUN BEHUNNt
nhI all unknown owners: Yuu will take
h"''r thht have rrT:"rIncl the nrcthSary
Amnhht OF labor and rXprnfirh the necessary
ah"'int "i money tn hnll tho claims in whIri,
Snn arn crDwnrT- With myE"If. known as the
SlnN"nII "iId S"rSil Mining CIaIns,. situa,rd In
what wN~ known ks Gn".n 'TCrk MinIug Ills.
trin;. noT called Hni known ~ prlsnn Mining
ln;iiI, in EiEo comfy. Nevada, located OH
hrpleibcr u. 1873: said clsim nnwu IN the SER.
VIA located 10y IL. u. CIiii"nlcn. AMI The Sla.
Nuna hy Peer T.: Williams; and uuIr,. ven
lay ;"ur proportion Ci suCh IIIc II.iIturr aud
iha NKiUc at EIid labr Z. me. within ninety
da!s from ih" dat" nf this uO'icr Nuur interest
Ia raid mining claim Will ic forfeited 10 nm, by
~" r4tlbn al law. PETER r., WILLIAMS.
hiano District. Eiko County. New. May Il,
'""' my22-3In
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
For Sale!

THE PREHIsES Situated NEAR THE Ur.
J. pot Hotel. lAo. formerly occupied 10y
u. W. Brown and ln"i" recently hy J. q. Pow :.
.t'.C"mrrising fame iNr.lug Ln,i-c aud ,t.i.lr
1te I"usc :, n'aiEs four Ia nN. and w!iI Lc sold
Nih or without iurniiur". 1hr .tshir la. room
for i1uT h"Tscs, with CaTria.r L"uLc, wuul-thrt
rc. F",s+rsiUn given iIlnIt 'iiIicly, Tor terms,
t'c-, apply io , ....
n. m. GRANT,
- o..
u AZ BRnk"f ". T.. Frrrman & Co.. ElEo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
pAnfs, Aug. 20.

'our Communists having boon tried
mud convicted were to-day sentenced to
death and wiil DO cXceV, i IL, few
d4yB, .'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
10 IL I'1SIN TIN
o., EyEHr pEscnIrTioS PROMPTLY DOSE. IN III
nFhT STYLE nr THE Art.
Our Only WthnrIzcI Agcuu

&. w. CRANE, No. i2G Montgomery ST.
San Francisco, Gsl role ag.nt Tor ihr ELMO
IHpIri SpISr. II authorized To- contract for in.
ttI;ing .isnin"uts flr nt our lowest ratrp
In coin. Orders lrn with ME. CTapc Will receive
prompt attention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
LoSd BRASCH, Aug. 2j.

a strong wind IL blowing from the
northeast this forenoon. The wcnthcr
Ia cool; otherwise il is n pleasant dny
for the rcgcitn. At this hour, 1880 n.
H., II ~ thought that the water wiil hc
t"" rough. aud ncCcsiitatc n rustpon-
Incnt OF the start. The first race viii lie
called nj = u, M
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
SsS FnAECrsCo, Aug. 20.

The rcuittnuccs oi treasure overland
by Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S cNprcss, for
tho week ending yesterday amounted
10 Sl2,3ll ,G12, Of which $5,95U, 900 was
IN gold coin aud SJ,3Gl, Ga in silver
bars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
No mnrr aIctnlIc TruaacS Ustdi
NO more Suffering from Iron IIopu,
10 steel SprInusi

TNHE ELASTIC TETfSSES Anr Snw s1,rru.
selling all "ih'rs. brimu a,lnutrI ,v,ry.
NhrTr by the leading rhysIci,nq aud .urprr,,s
Ail over tho lanh 1hr Sup,ii"riiy ul tiirsn In.
,ernmrilis over oil "lh'rS admits Of no nrf.,,
nrh,. Their perfect RdnriabIIiiy tu all Liuda
oi Ihilinfr nnd tho ciIr,iunl relief over nil
metal has rumrnlg Is admit Il pYrryyhrr,'
nom the fact that II ia worn withnrIi Iurnuyru
'chce "liaicH'r. an tn following basis
Jnfc the harh.
M-ii Is -imrl" IN construction and not Iinbio
"RN out nf urh'r,
"r III !" moro durable th1n RIy uIhGr and
NY sh aprH perfect mus rv"r Invented.
h.l u" uirssmrr Il under the control of tho
PHhhl NJ all Iinicp.
uSs, IL has r"n" Of tho .mInus rcsul,R II
'" tmriaiic Irusms
olh olhp, ,, itill u WIN perform radical cures when Nil
mi Il worn will clIr aud comfort nlglI
snt "aE' which can not hr Rnid ttnthfuiiy nf
"F'Hhr Truss whatever.
T,nftti'noo shows that all trtupcrcd aprIur
ta,s necessarily rtrss hlun aud often dis.
,s,. uufis ~ Tie body that before were in
nILr, wy h,h'lhy condition. I.nr,hago aud
trron,r rIlally dt.lr"SEing ailments arc not IN.
IN ItinIly the untgruwtH uT furh rrr,s,I. q, nI,J
,J ~" n !" llt" Tact II bcCoInrg n IN ,tIrr of drcid
EIbln "''INcnce to avoid like cntaIniIIcn II pos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
WAsIrrYnrnN. Aug. %.
1NptASAroLts. ISn.. Aug. 20,

Two .of the parties who rOhLr! the
Genital bank Of this city Of $4,000 in
juno lust have bcrn discovered TO be
Mrs. Mary T., Walker, Of Charlcstowu.
Mnsa. and ono {, l., Thompson, GliuR
Stephens. During the past siS muntha
they hayc disposed Of forged stock cor
tiIicntca, In July last they madc II raid
oh Simon Jones IL Co.'s bank, uf 81.
John, n. b., robLims it Of $4,000.
Thompson is nuw under arrest in
New York, aud the movements Of
Walker arc being watched with interest
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
SAN FnANcisCo, Aug. 2j,

Tho Alta Mining Company hns 70.
elected It's old officers, and lovitd it's
second assessment uf GOc per share, do.
linquCnt September 27ih.
Commodore Goodnuaugh, while ni.
tempting To open intcrrouro with tho
natives of Santa Cruz Island, with soino
OF his officers and crow, VIA fred npo,l
With poisoned arrows, which led 10 his
death. Others wctU wounded and died.
The natives were bombar.lod in consc.
qacnt7, .... ... .........
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B0sroN. MAsa.. Aug. %.

'''f fiNH's' Ntb'
Tho Earns house in West Rutland,
VI, burned yesterday. The loss iy $52..
600: insurance $iH. 600.
.0'l'nl1win, the Irlsl, glnnt Is dying
Of lung disease.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
ordered that the payment nf the Sep.
tcmhcr interest hr commenced to,m0r-
row, without robaic. -.... . oils . .
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Sioux CRY, Iowa, Aug, %.

SiouX CRY, Iowa, Aug, %.
About ak O'Clock las; evening ono of
the worst storms OF the season came M.
Hall fell about ~ miles from here. de.
stroying corn aud breaking windows,
doing other damage, a very large
quantity uf water has fallen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28
LoEG Branch, Aug, &c.

The day is pleasant and the track in
good condition. Large crowds nrc com
ing this morning hy both routes to the
park, and tho attendance will probably
be large, . ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-08-28

ST.. PAUL, MISS., Aug. %, .
4 railroad accident occurred near this
PLACE to-day. IN which three OF the en-
plnycs were killed and some passengers
slightly injured. .E (.
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sILvgn Cry, IpA,,o. AUG. %.

The Nevada and Northern Lightning
Co. commenced stringing wire to-day
on the Boise City extension, and the
line will be completed i'll 10 or II lays.
Weather cool and pleasant.
r. WADswoIrn, New, Aug, %,
Last night about 1880, an old lady
over 40 years Of age, named AIury q.
Mcbride, who was on hGr way to Shas-
ta county, Cal, 10 her children, died OH
the cmigrnnt trniu, Of congestion OF
the lungs. She was from Arkansas.
and travelling alone. Her body will be
taken to her children, :-...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

lly virtue Of 4 ,lcCrrr entered In the County Court
u Ohio county, West Virginia. on the 18Th day Of
April, 1879. ina cause III ClanCCty therein pending
wherein Ann Short, EIsCuiriX Of The last will and
testament Of Henry Short, deed Il plaintiff and
John " Short 81 al arr defendants, will sell AT The
front door u the Court House Of Ohin county,
On SATURDAY, May 10, 1873,
Commencing ut IN o'clock 4. 81, nj public auction,
to the highest and hest bidder, the following lie
ScrilNl Heal Estate, iO-wlt;
a piece If ground In that part II the city Of
Wheeling called SUrth Wheeling, III the addition
thereto laid out by John Mcclure, and described a.
follows. beginning ut point whCrr the south line Of
tho first alley running larnlcl With and south Of
High street strikes the National lOad, thence along
thu western side Of said roal south about seventy
TOl feet moro Or lees, 10 Mrs llOaCl's line; thence
west with Giid Mrs. llOaCh's line one hundred and
sixtythrrc 1881 feet more ~ lee, to Phillips line;
thence north with il line lny.sG 1861 iCCt to the
alley aforesaid thence east with said lihC two hum
rrl and sixteen 2lGl feet moro or less to the place
VI beginning On said ground there Is u COttnrr
house containing five rooms, together with water and
other ConvcnicnCcS,. Said property being In Ohio
county and State II West Virginia, and owned and
occupied by the sail Henry Short, deed, Mt tho
tlmCOi his DEATH and was conveyed To the said
Henry Short, deed, In his lifetime by William
COhs nnd wife by tlrrl tlair MAY al 1878, nnl
recorded In DEED hook No. ~, Folio III, u the
Record Of Deeds Of Ohio county.
TRIMS or SAhE-DnC- half the purchase money
to bc lal In cash (nnd as much more NJ the Tuf-
chaser may ChOosc 10 rayl, the balance ln two equal
lnsiallmcnts ut slX and twelve months with inter
cst; the deferred payments In r secured hy nrgO-
table notes with approved Cnlorscra nnd the title
To In retained by the Commissioner until the pur-
rhtm money shall have lvrn paid in full.
s. u. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioner,
i0nS ". MltCilELt, AuCtlonCCt. npi7-S
The nhNyc salc il adjourned until SATURDAY.
al a. 4 ~ n Ia. Np
mentioned. 4. H. TAYLOR,
mViI.MGS Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22

IA the warmth Of the sun increases, n
GOODNESS begins to arise between bosom
friends. Ithas straw in II, and a piece
Of orange on The top,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22
WHEELING, March goth, 1873.
QUO COUNTY COURT.
.Etna Fire aud Marine Insurance !
Company Of Wheeling
nChancrry.

tiCOrgc Roberts and others,
by virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Obi
county West Virginia, made aud entered Oh tn
10Th day II january, 1879, In the above entities
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners vii
proceed to sell at public auction, at tho front doc
u the Court House Of said Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~. 1879,
COmmcnCngnt 10 O'Clock 4. n. NJ said day, all thu
coal and other minerals, belonging Al present IL The
Crescent Iron Company, which are In Rnd undNl
lands that were conveyed 10 the said iCUfgc Rob
Cris by the deed u John WUEs trustee, aud Mar
tina Knox, bearing date the Sth day Of June, 1865
and rrcunlcl In the Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county In Deed lIVok No. 81, page iG7; excepting
only " much VI said coal as was conveyed hy said
NcOrgu Roberts and wife To Emma H. Carter by
died dated the LIST day Of January, 1871, the said
deed being dcGl u exchange between the said
Emma II, Carter, VI the one part and the said
George Roberts Of the other part, and recorded III
said Clerks office In Deed liO0k No. 81, INgr q.
.lhg, all the COal, ways easements, rights and
privileges which by the sail last mentioned deed
Oi exchange were granted by the sud Emma b
Carter to the sud GeoEc Roberts; the above being
tho same coal, minerals, ways, easements, right,
nnh privileges which were conveyed by the said
Roberts aud wife 10 tho Crescent Iron Company
by deed bearing date the lgih day n July, 1871
and recorded IN said Clerks office In Deed Boob
No -, page 3G1 For more particular aud minute
description Of thrnlctCS and bounds VI the premises
hero offered for sale, the course Of entries, md tho
character Of other improvements connected with
the sine, reference Is hereby made 10 complete
plat Of tho Hid premises now posted In the Clerk
office NJ Ohio County Court.
TERMS OF SALE--unC-iourih Of the purchase
money to bc paid In cash on the day Of Sic, and
tho residue Oi said purchase money 10 IL paid II
four equal annual InstnlmCnts, with Interest there
on from the day Of sale tho purchaser to give bond
with security, 10 he approved by said Special Com
mlNlOnprs, for said deferred payments, and thu
title To said property 10 hN retained until the sale
purchase money shall have bcCn fully paid,
JAMES +. ROIEltS,
H. a. BARR
mrlG Special Commissioners
The nhovC sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY
May 18th, at 10 o'clock 4, 81 nI3O
The abnvC sale IL further adjourned unit
WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1915, at 10 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22

The word "capitnl' has been utilized
no frequently in Wheeling since the pass.
ngcof the bill removing tho seat ol the
State government that the fonts Of the
letters composing the verdi have boCn
exhausted by the sign pnintcn.- rms.
burnh Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22

On, the dust, the beautiful dust, wbirl.
ing along in a blusteriBg gust; filling our
noses and binding onf eyeses, in q way
that We lfuly despiaes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22
Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
Editors Of the IntelllEenrr.

ElltOH Of the Intelligenrr
We, the people OF this city, are disap.
pointed community,-at least this dcpon-
ent is-Our "lle" strike excitement don't
pan OUT worth cent. We look in vain
for the rush OF spectators that We sup
posed-and We think reasonably Too
would throng our streets and crowd our
hotels. Alas, they come not.
am inclined to believe that the report,
that there wonld be large delegation
from Cameron in on the evening train to
see the Capital pass up is II odHam. Don't
think Jim Pipes ever sent such a telc-
gram. Would like to say something about
the removal" Us | am satisfied that it
would I've reasonable, but must confess
that it is too hcily u question for me 10
tackle.
In the way Of local matters, our town
il literally full OF them, but whether they
would be- Of sufficient interest to your
readers to justify publishing or not is the
question. We will have municipal ell
ection here on Thursday next and have
already full ticket in the field, nominal,
ed at a Convention OF alt the wards Of
the town, and by representatives from
every ward in the town, and that too by
the best class of citizens Of the town, and
am told that the ticket there nominated
will be supported by that class oi men,
But, unfortunately for our town, it il
afflicted By class 0i malcua;cnts and
never to be satisfied persons, who are
ever stirring up disscnsions and turmoils,
And faction Of them in the lower ward,
not having their ambition satisfied by
being nominated at the general town con.
vcntion, after going into it aud voting
and being voted for, see fit TO call u
ward" meeting and proceed to nominate
what they arc pleased to style Citizens
ticket With only one ward represented
they have the brahcn faced impndence to
dictate to the entire town who they shall
vote for to manage the municipal affairs
for the coming year. Was ever such
eilrOntry perpctratcd by set Of sore
heads before?
heard the banter made by gentleman
to-day that he would "wager months
work that the Pill Box Convention rs
he facetiously termed it, could not make
the levy for the town after the assessment
was furnished them" But rs he was one
Of the Court House ring nominees, oil
course his assertions viii have to be taken
with due allowance
And now in the name oil common sense
and common reason, ! ask every citizen
to consider calmly and de ibcratcIy the
Importance Of the coming election, andt"
think Of the important aud vital qnes'
tiOns that are likely to br brought before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22

pEGLs New I!OAT.-At the works o
"pap" Ford McCoys Station, Ohio
Robert Peal, the celebrated rover aud
trimmer, many years with Messenger, tho
cx.champion Of the Thames and Queen.
Waterman, England, and trainer Of The
renowned Joe Saddlcr, present champion
Of the world, has built a new boat called
the "ShcIl or Ontriggcr.' II Is thirty
feet long and eleven inches wide mid
ships, two and n half inches stern, and
will weigh about iwcnty-six anil hall
pounds. This boat IA built Of thin cedar
and on mn entirely new principle, and
fastened together with small copper pins
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OR Tux
MILL

Pursuant TO deed Of trust Of the CRESCENT
IROS COMPANY, dated the second day OF
March, ISL, and reC0rlri in Deed Of Trust Book,
No, T. page 800, In the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, We the un-
drnignci, Hannibal Forbes aud Robert CTange,
Trustees, the said Hannibal Forbes having been by
an order Of the Circuit Court Tor Ohio county, West
Va, made and entered on the 18th day Of DeCem.
b"r 1875 appointed Trustee In the place and stead
ml LaInns s. WHEAT lnnrlsnll will ON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-22

A ST.. CLAIRsyiLLE tsmEh.-'fhc IT.
repressible humOrist who furnishes local
bicoliCs for The Beimon, Chroniris in the
latest edition Of that paper pencils pun.
gent paragraph calculated to shake the
very foundations Of society. Nothing lcas
than nm Injunction can restrain such cbul.
litions Of snbtletyn the following:
Well, II Is pleasant, these balmy Sun.
days, for Wheeling lads and lnssca 10 ride
away ont into Ohio to hear the birds ainp
their sweet songs, and to sec the green
grass, and, as ii we're, all nature bnr'ting
into life. We like to sec them over here
we like to sec their smart horses, their gilt
tefing wagons their store clothes; we nrc
glad to lisicn 10 their beautiful songS; We
are glad they make money spend it
and enjoy Themselves There Is only ono
thing in all this VIC don't like. II always
makes us feel sorry to sec delicate fc.
male no far from homc--so delicate that
sho must 10 held in the buggy waist
places made glad. Those arms 10 gently
folded around those waist Oh, dear
Don't do that any more. We beg Of you
dnvV
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE UNIvERsALIsT REVIVAL.

The Univcrsalist revival services continued last
night the Unvorsaist church. corner of Beecker and
Downing streets Among tho ministers present were
Rev Dr. Chaplin, Rev. c. P. Mccarthy, Rev. DR.. For
rester, Rev j. f. Seitz Rev. A. Gunnson and Rev. H.
r. Nye After the Introductory services consisting OF
tho singing OF number OF hymns, prayer and
reading the Scriptures, sermon was preached by the
Rev Dr. Forester, who took as his subjcct The
heart faith OF mankind" Tho primary faith OF every
human heart he considered to be that God created the
hearts OF all human creatures alike, and every heart
comes to tho consciousness Of God as father In whom
the destnics of the race involved as soon II
comes TO a consciousness OF It's own existence. The
belief IN God as a father implies the belief in an
immortality OF happiness for all It
IL irreconcabe with tho nature Of boncdcicnt
Father to consgn his children TO eternal torment But
the relationship OF children to father implies CON-
mon brotherhood among men, and hence arises the
necessity OF holy and consistent life upon earth.
After Professor Bakkus had sung 'sThe Ninety and
Nine" solo, Rev. Or. Chaplin opened conference
meeting with prayer The hrst speaker the same
young with the plAintive voice who was so near
throwing in the apple OF dscord the previous
ing He was almost inaudibc but understood 70
nroGess undying and unyiedinR aitachment 70 tn"
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
DIR. sToRRs UNDECIDED.

Rev. Dr. Richard s. Storrs, pastor OF the Congreea
tional Church Of the Pilgrims Brooklyn is still unde-
cided to whether he will accept the naterng call
rendered TO him by the Brick Presbyterian Church. Of
Fih avenue, in this city. He is warmly attached TO
his church. the Oldest and richest OF the Congre
gational organizations in the City of Churches He
has pastor since its formation in 1915 has been
the familiar friend and spiritual counsellor of its MEM
bers many of them from the time he placed the water
OF baptism their infant browS He has united them
wedock. and mourned with them in bereave-
ments Ii is natural he should be oath To
leave these, his lifelong companions, even for tho
allurements Of the pulpit so long occupied by DR..
Gardiner Spring the pasoratc OF the richest Presby
teran body IN this city and the second church of tho
metropolis IN point Of age. No violence would DO
done to Dr. Storrs theological opinions by the change
of denomination, the tenets held by the two sectS
being in the main IDENTICAL the difference the
two bodies being points of organization and discipline
and not in doctrnal belief To reporter who talked
with the reverend gentleman yesterday he expressed
his full appreciation of the strength of the thousand
ties which bind him to Brooklyn, and said he could
yet determine what will be his answer to the Old Brick
The New York herald., 1875-11-03
THE GILLIAN EXPOSITION.
Encouragement in the Transpor-
tation Of Goods.
;USTOM HOUSE INSTRUCTIONS.
Hopes of a Remedy Through the United
States Commission.
THE LATE RAILWAY DISASTER.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. ]

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
SANTIAGO, Chilli, Oct. 20,
Via PANAMA, Nov. 2, 1875.
The matter of the safe and prompt trans
portation of articles for exhibition from
Valparaiso to Santiago has given the New
York Commission much solicitude, and
strong fears were entertained that there
would be much mismanagement These
anticipations have turned out to be we'll
founded, as things have been miserably mis-
managed.
CUSTOM HOUSE oBsTRUcTIoSs.
The Custom House has also interfered with
the success of the Exhibition by giving much
needless and unexpected trouble to exhib-
itors.
THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION.
1t is hoped that the United States Commits
sioners will exert themselves to remedy this
state of things, and that they will succeed at
beast in mitigating the annoyance.
THE LATE RAILWAY DISASTER.
The disaster on the Valparaiso and Santi-
ago Railroad early in July did not involve
any loss Of goods on the way to the Exhibi-
fon