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Z ECTURES for COLLEGES, ACADEMIES,
IL SCHOOLS aud LYCEUaS.
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LID Of BOSTON,
prepared give LECTURES during the coming season on
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4 SIDNEY SMITH ana Lls work in lIie. -
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AhEIICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
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Author OF "Sevenoaks" arthur Bonncase" "The Mis-
tress of the Manse"" KATRINA" Bitter Sweet" "Ttcobs
r .,,ors - oid Is,,1 -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-23
tFrom Fridays Duily.l

1LLrMISATxD.-AIr. Allen has now
completed his gas machine In the rear
Of The stores OF John Ainloy and q. &
N. Coin. The gns was turned OH last
evening, and whom the jets were ignited
the two places OF business were ns
handsomely illuminated, und with quite
AZ pleasant light as could be obtained
with the facilities of our large cities.
Not only Is tho light superior one,
but, by this process, both labor and cost
nre saved, besides obyinting tho danger
necessarily attaching to tho illumiriut.
ing by means Of oil and lamps. The
entire SUCCESS Of thu machine is now
fully demonstrated, and ms its SUCCESS is
n matter Of interest to every business
man, NIL should witness its performance
and calculate It's advantages. s
UNTIL QUITE RKCENrLY wo havo per-
sisted in Regarding our friend Ycitz M
most artless and undesigning person,
but the numerous seductive attractions
with which ho is surrounding that
bachelor doniCilo Ind Occasioned n de.
cided abatement Of our faith in tho in.
VulncrHbility Of that gcnticmun's forth
fled position. Viewed from the slonl-
point of purely diAinlereslcd party, /.
should not he regarded as uny ,hiup
marvellous il those exterior attractions,
nrranged' with snch taste mud precision.
were merely the preamble to IL noble
rcsoluttoii--or II whole Rct 0f them.
Such conduct Is open to suspicion, any
how, and now let the accused come for.
wNrd md plcnd--guiliy.
rfrE LAYrSu.--This has no rcfcrc,,t q
to tho political hollow tnhing spoken Of
by Boss Tweed in his cpistlc TO the
GOlhamitcs, but tho genuine metallic
Hqucduct now being rapidly placed IN
position, cighlcon inches under g,ound.
Robert Cullen is ably engineering the
job, and no informs us ihat tho mnii,
will bc completed to tho PLAIN to-day.
The work OF laying branch pipe along
the principal streets will be Carried
steadily forward until MI subscribers arc
supplied with tho aqueous.
RoYEn FoUsD GurLTY-At 1920 yea.
tcrdny morning tho jury before whom J.
W. Rover has just had his second trial
confirmed tho verdict OF tho former
jury, by returning verdict Of murder
in the Rrst degree.
F1VS moro men were added 10 The
working forcc upon tho now grade oycr
tho summit yeStcrdny. The road will
be Widowed and otherwise adapted
to tho accommodation Of tho largest
| tealus,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-23
From Saturdays Daily.]

PERSONAL. - Mr.. jus. A. Service,
Recorder Of Nye County. accompanied
by his brother, made US friendly call
yesterday, They made the trip from
Belmont to Eureka, 100 miles, in two
days, By private conveyance, which
fact argues well for the condition of
tho roads i'll that vicinity. Mr.. Service,
who is an old time resident OF Belmont,
assures us TINT tho prospects Of that
camp are Frightening; developments
in the mines being OF very satisfnct-
DRY character, aud NJ mining there,
like every other place in this State,
is the chief interest business is cor.
reSpondingly brisk. The gentlemen
start for Belmont via Eureka this morn
ing. -''.'s.'' .','.:..
KICKED pr a HonsE.-Tho little six
year old son of W. G. Craighead, while
playing in Sanl. Gaston's correll, YES
terdny evening, intentionally approached
one OF the horses in tho Enclosure, and
received severe kick in tho face, from
the animal. Fortunately the blow fell
upon the fleshey part OF the check, and
although thoroughly stunning the little
fellow md cutting an ugly cash, no
bones wero broken, and he will escape
without permanent injury.
Hon WGTER.-The rigging Humboldt
has. within tho past few days. not only
become beautiful stream, but also n
magnificent, and flows towards the
sink insilent majesty. It's getting q
little too big for its banks and slops
over occasionally whero tho barriers
nre lowest. 'a.. - has
New DoARp.-TEc: Panther Mining
Company of Cornucopia, on Wedncs-
day, elected as Trustees for tho ensu-
ing year the following persons: q. Il.
Willard, L. Wilsoy, Hussey, ]. Lohmon
and L. II. Wakefield. @. IL willard
was chosen President and Frank Swift
Secretary. - Hss.a.a ata 81
DIsNrssED.-Tho case Of L. Engler for
assault upon Annie Howard, wns dis
missed by Judge Taylor yesterday, upon
the solemn assertion Of tho parties liti-
giant that now, honceforth md forever,
they will never do SO some moro. So
mote 1t be. ...aai .... 3.sgs .M
A panoramic exhibition took place
Mt the church last night and drew equal
to fly-blister.
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SATURDAY, APRIL "a. 1870.

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H r.. q
PIRsoSAL.-Prof. J. n. Flint departed
for his home in Tirginin yesterday
morning. :. "A. W. dedncy. who has
been attending to business md Cultivn-
ting the acquaintance Of his friends
here during tho past two days, started
for his homie in Ruby last evening. :.
L. I. Hogle was passenger from Corn
ucopia last evening. In brief CONVEX
sation with him respecting affairs Mt
that camp he informed us that The
mining outlook was mover brighter than
at present. ;. Barry Sullivan, the actor,
was one Of q party Of four persons who
passed through on their way cast by
last evenings train. II. .:Badt was
also passenger Oh the sanc train. a'
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(From Thursdays Daily.l

r CONTRACT LET.-A contract to sink
the present incliuc-shaft upon the Syra-
cuso mine, near Tnscarora, further dis
tance of fifty feet hns just been let by the
Company to- D.. Andrews. Three
Shifts, Of eight hours each. will COM
mence work at once, aud it is expected
that tho last foot will have boon run
within the ncxt thirty days. which will
give depth upon the lead of over u
hundred feet from tho surface. To Its
present depth, the lead shows regular
width Of from seven to eight feet Of
handsome quartz, encased between regu-
lar walls. with heavy selvnge of blue elny.
The ore at surface was rich, but ut depth
of fifty feet it had deprecated in value.
The, object of the Company is now to
reach u reasonable depth und then drift
upon the lead to cut the rich orc-body
run through near the. surface. II this
mine does not shortly disclose soIuc
thing unusually encouraging in the way
of pay ore, there il no reliance to be
placed in prospects. :s.r q. -.
THE B4LL.-Tho dance at Mrs. Kueis-
ley's new hall ON Tuesday evening was
an enjoyable and successful nffnir, abo.t
forty couples being in attendance, not
to mention numerous gents who were
minus partners. The hall was large
and comlnodious, and the music was by
Bernard's band, which is oil that is nee
ossary to be said concerning it., Supper
was served at Pfeifer's and lIarroun's
restaurants, and at either place was
highly satisfactory to those who partook
Of it,, The ball was truly success,
financially as we'll as otherwise. ~
PERsoSAL.-Governor Bradley and
Hon. G. II. Shepherd camo in from the
Hnntingtd<5anch Tuesday evening on
business, and returned again yesterday.
evening, The Governor, who is enjoy
ing excellent health, informs US that no
will return to Elko again. in seven or
eight days. >. Our old friend Taylor
tore himself away from social intercourse
with his friends here, md struck out FOR
his home among the Alpine peaks of
'tRailrond' yesterday Ifr.s j..
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THERE was match race yesterday at
the lower course between Doc. Shop.
herds nag aud Billy Bakers mare, for
| $50, q dash of quarter Of n mile" The
event attracted considerable attention,
betting being lively and the attendance
lnrge. Bakers marc was The fayorite,
and won the race by n length.
rnE work of sowing wheat and alfalfa
in the University grounds was com
pleted yesterday. ,......r Oh .. ....s