The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-20

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Albert Hall London. and was built by
Henry Willis. in 1870: It eapisips l3S
stops, four manuals. and yearly 10000
pipes. all Of which are Of metal. The
wind is supplied by stC9m power.
Thirteen couplers connect 9r diseonnccl
tho various Subdivisions pf tho organ OF
the will Of the performer. The organ
at st. Georges Hall. Liverpool. also
built By Mr.. Willis, has 100 stops and
four manuals. That OF st. Sulpicc.
Paris, IL Of the same magnitude. and
has 5000 pipes. The largest orgnn in
America is ip tho Music Hall. Boston,
built Ivy Walcker, of LudwigsburH;, il
has four manuals, 80 stops. and i,0O0
pipes. The other important organs in
this country are by American builders,
and nro as follows: Trinity Church,
New York. by George Jardine & Son;
Tabernacle, Brooklyn. by the same; St.
Bartholomew's. New York, by j. ii. aud
@. S. Odell; Temple Emanuel, New
" York, by Hall and LabaSh; and Holy
Trinity, New York, by II. l.. Roose-
welt. These organs have from 9, 500 to
4, 900 pipes. and from so TO 60 stops,
and therefore, In point OF size, will be
found equal tothe average largest or
gnna OF Europe. Some OF them contain
all the modern European and American
improvements. Ono of the largest or
gans in Amef1ca is in the Roman Catho-
lie Cathedral Mt Montreal, aud was
built by Mr. S. X. Warren, OF That city.
-IFPitton'' CytioPdedia.
An interesting a OF application for
!nlimony was reviewed by Judge Dwi:
nello yesterday. On The 3lst Of August
last Catherine Denike commenced an
notion against Will an DeHike to oh:
tain n decree of divorce: An nPplira-
tion was mnde for $50 per month ali
mony, pending the trinl Of the case. II
was shown that the parties had lived te:
getheT as Husband and wife for twenty
years, but they were never formally
married. Three children were born to
them, the eldest, a girl, being poy II
years Of age. Ono of the children y5S
baptized rs their child. On the 4th Of
July last Denike married Ann McNally
by forms OF law and took her to his
home. The Others Mrs. Dcniko prc-
tested against the new wife, and com.
meneed Bh action of divorce on The
ground Of adultery. The motion for al.
imony peHdente lite was granted. The
question arises, II tho alleged marriage
with Catherine is valid, il not Denike
guilty Of bigamy in contracting a mar
riage with the second wife?-S. F. BuR-
htH, Nor. 1874.
JArASEsE women nro charming in
amer and would be in appearance,
were it moi for their ungainly forms,
which are ruined by a clumsy mode Of
dress. and. among the poorer classes,
the practice Of carrying heavy burdens
npon the back. When u Japanese
girl reaches tho age Gf sixteen without
having undergone either of the pro.
cesscs Of deformity, she Is o wonder 10
the eye, and remains so until twenty.
FIVE, or possibly Q little later. Then
she ceases to charm Tor n certain ner.
iodr in any way excepting by her man:
nef, and that is generally preserved to
the last. But rs she grows old she has
ncbaAee 81 becoming quite delightful
dignife9 and wfite-6airnssd cd japanese
lady: She is always happy, for she il
9lyays pysh respected and cherished
by her youngeTS,' and at q certain aga
the natutnl high-brceding Of the race
appears in her to attain It's crystuliza-
tion.
Superintendent Fulton received a tel
gram on Monday last from tho oHico OF
the companies in San Francisco, in:
6tructing him TO stop all Rork on the
Ward Beecher. Original Hidden Treas
ure, and Mammoth mines. No eEpla.
Pntion for Tho stoppage was ssHb Ant Il
is supposed that it was on scsount Of
tho death Of b. F. Sherwood, who was
n large owner in the properties. These
mines seem TO be unfortunate in having
for their owners men who will die.
Only a little whiIo ago, ". 3. bouyua..
q large .9gncr in the properties, died,
gnq work on tho mines Inns been Ian.
gushing ever since. The mines are
owned by n few wealthy stockholders,
mud for tho last three yearS have only
been worked by "a small force Of mGn;
they 9lso own two or three good mills,
amqpg which is the Big Smokey, and
they foo 6nyo lain idle. Tho cause Of
this B%nPineness on tho part Of the ow-
ners OF this property has always been q
matter beyond our comprehcnsion.-T.
=. NtrS.
4. d. KNOX, Comptroller of the Treas
nry. has issued the following order:
Refuse nil fve-dollar notes of the
following banks: The First National
Bank Of Chicago, ILL.,; tho Traders Ma:
iionHl Bank OF Chicago, ILL.,; Tue First
National Bnnk Of Paxton, ILL.,; tho
First National Bank Of Canton, NJ,
tho First National Bank of Aurora, MI
Nearly tho ontire amount Of the genuine
nyo-dollar notes Of these banks ias been
withdrawn from circulation, and no adj.
dittOnal Issues will 10 made. Tim
Comptroller IL DESTROYS Of retiring tic
whole amount from circulation, mud IN
persons receiving such notes arc urgent
~ requested To deposit tho sumo with
the lcorcst National Bank, or TO for.
yard thcm TO this office, for redemption.
JNo. j. KNOX, comptrSilcr. B
TnE Hamilton Mining aud smHljng
Company, after n run Of ~twcnty.Aeycn
days, closed down their furnace on
Thursday last, nnd during that time
madc ninety Tons Of bullion. which Is
valued at between twenty and twenty;
two thousand dollars. Most Of tho orc
from which tho bullion was mado way
pi %toFy low grade, requiring four tons
81 orc TO mako n ton Of bullion. Tho
COmpony rio not consider flin RIM "a