The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-25
NO. 4.

| nei6hts hhu -AehSuteS-otepnenS
OF Ca. O'Brien, Potter, Soyhr,, Parson,
of n; L., Moist, of Wis, Chittendeli
Territories-southard, Caldwell,
Mutchler, Franklin, Mend. Culburtson,
WiSginston, Frost, Mackey, Freeman,
Agriculturc:Carilwc Hllfris, OF
Ga, Mnrsh, Davis. Rea, Goio,lin, An.
1erSon, Smith, of Pa, Rusk, Van
Vorkes and Slnnlls. - :
Mines und Mining Bland, Turney,
Durham, Potter, Odell, Gibson, Camp,
bell. Eyens, woolbure, yCaswell and
Lynch. ~
Private Laud Ch,ims-- G1nttS, R4ek,
ner, Pnrson, Powell, Candler. Levy,
Ainswoith, Ketchum. Joyce, Cannon
and Laphain. :
Public -Alilliken; Hatch
er, lSrry, Cowan, DebLrill, james
Reilly. Cnmpbell, uf Ills. Whiting Nor
ton, Wood, OF Pa, unh Patterson,
RMlwnys md Cannls=--Jopes, Of KY.,
Stone Savage, Meade. SfkIccher. GfuG:
key, of Pa. LanIers, Davy, Henderson,
Frost and Haze p. : -"
Mississippi Leyees--Anris, Hatcher,
Wiltshire, Morey, Roberts, Soung,
Shcnkley, Darrell, Whiting, SIorty.
and Wallace Of Pa.
Reform in Civil Service - WhitO
House, Brown, Of Ky,. f7ircelInaort;GSin,
Payne. Collins, DebOld, Gutter, Hurl.
but. Harris Of Mnss.. Foster and Lcav-:
| cnworth. ''''' -
Nlanufacturcs-stoue, Dibbrcll, Ross
Of n. j., Williams OF Ala; Hopkins,
Morey, Burohard. Fnrwell, Bolton: OF Il.
l., Williams Of n, Y, and Hynian. 80
AIilitia- Cowan, Hereford, BELL,
Scales, Gambler, Walsh, TarLox, Ross
Of Pa, Darrall, Grouse nn1 King. =
Expenditures OH Public Buildings
AIctcalf. Wilson of West Virginia, l}aS-
Icy Pratt anl Townsend Of n. y.
Expenditures in Navy DeparCment-
Deebe, Mills, Sheaklcy. hurley and
Baker Of New York. ''''
Expenditures in State Department
Springer, Thompson, Caldwell. Wallace
and Leavcnworth.
Expenditures in Treasury Depart
ment-Ely. Bright. Hnrtscli; Williains
Of Michigan, and plnisted.
Expenditures in War Department.
| Clymer, Robbins Of n. c., blackburn,
Bass and pnrford.
Expenditures in Postoflice Depnrt-.
ment--Stone, Reagan, Walker ot n. Y,
StowcH nnd AdnmS. '
Expenditures in Interior Department
-Mutchler, Boone, Andcrsou Wood.
ward and Tufts.
Expenditures in the Department OF
Justice-C"ulfield, Capdle3; House aud
| Starkwenthcr.
Select Committee on Centennial
Gel lebrGtion-I10pkins, Hancock, Bar.
mum. Banks. Harrison, O'Brien Will
liams of n. g., Hardenburgh, Kelley,
Blaine, Lawrence, BdEer oi n: y, and
Rainoy.
SAS FnANcIsco, Dies. so.
Tho Pacific Jockey Club met to-day.
All owners of horses for the $50, ,U0g
four mile race, were present. by unan-
imOus agreement, the race will come Off
February %. The Jockey Club gnSr.
antee to give q certified check Of S38,-
O0O drawn to the order Of the judges of
the race, to be paid to tho winners.
All the original entries, nine in num-
Der, remain in. The best feeling pre-.
vailed III the Club md the owners Of
the horses are in perfect harmony.
/ From the Japan Ueraid and GGzcifr, of.
Nov. %, the following news is taken |:
The political crises nppcaIs to hnvo
passed over, the SIiknlu and hia gov
ernment having triunphcd over those
who wished to involve tho country in
wnr or revolution.
a proclamation has been isRul inti-
mating that the ago Of feudHlism is past
forever. 80 "'
a dispatch from Tucson, says on tho
authority Of two reliable and we'll in
formed gentlemen just arrived over
land from GunymRs, that the people
OF Sonora are III q destitute. condition
from tho interference Of tho recent
revolutionary troubles with agricultural
pursuits. Tho people arc outspukeu
III favor OF revolution. These gentle
mon say three hundred disciplined
troops conld march succe5sfrliy through
the country despite the State troonS.
| Tho Mexican Federal authorities Arn
entirely nutral In the contest now 90
ing Oh, though they Iccognizcd the
elections Of Inst summer us legal. Tho
project OF Guaymns informed them il n
little battle should occur between tha
Stnic troops aiid the roYGlationists.. tho
Federal forces there would take no
pnrt. They dCs0ribc tho country as nm
easy rout 70; n railway.
TOPEKA, KAN, DEG. %.
John Frcser, State Superintendent
OF Public INSTRUCTIONS, Thos. II. Cav.
nnnugh, Secretary al Sintc aud A. ".
+. Randolph, Attorney General, coli:
stituting the State Commissioners of thu
permanent school fund, hayo made d
stntGuISnt to Governor Osborn, thnt
at GiiEcron: times, Ginco September 2,l,
they purchased certain Kansas school
district bonds. purpOrting to have been
issued by districts in Mitdhell, Jewell,
Republic and other counties, amount.
ing to nearly $4,000. Suspicious
circumstances CONNECTED with these
bonds led tho commissioners 10 cYaui.
inc into the matter, and they have Just
discovered that the bonds wero fraudu.
lea1 Gnd issued with the design tG
pcrpctratc u swiHdlc. THO commission,
or Of the school funI, wa nj. careful
M to tho identity OF the persons tc
whom lic paid tho money and suspicion.
~ aroused to such pitch, lhnt thu
Governor haS demanded his resignation
to which ho has assentcd.
ASAroLig. Dec, %.
The COnrt Of Appeals has decided 81,
torney General elect Gwinn IL entitled
to his commission, and that tho Cover
nor, under his present powers. hah nc
authority tu cGkt1ine into the nlloaeG
frauds. Mr.. Willis, tho Reform caudi
date, contested tho election Of Mr.
Gwinn.
BoRDEArx, Dec. 90.
The steamer Louisiana sunk iu Tor
inini;lca after rho was Struck. Th(