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The Van Buren press., 1876-09-26
100 sacks

TAPT. Perry's Liverpool SALT, for sale
" right from the ships hold on to the deck
of the Caldwell, rat and plump; and weigh 2O(
lbs. and over. For sale by
G. AUSTIN.
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Fifth .Iudioia1 nta%,;ox

Fifth Judicial District.
unties OF Pope, johnson, Franklin, Craw-
ford. Sebastian, Saroer, Yell
w, w. MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
j. L. BYERs, Prosecuting Attorney.
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Shoemakers look out for YOUR Souls

A Ii kinds of Shoemakers Trimmings,
IA Lasts, boot Trees; Shoe Pegs by the
bushel. shoe Thread, Avis. and a thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by G. AUSTIN.
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IUST RECEIVED.
} a fine selected lot of assorted
iron :.

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM, bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved, which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
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"hiSkev,

warranted not to cut in the eye--not a head
ache in hhds. of tit is no sooner in your
belly than It's on your back in a pound of beet
and it carries a bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10

PERsoSAL.-Ben Holiday was among
the passengers west Sunday morning
....E. odell, Of Lanoillc Valley, and
Julius Reinhnrt, Of this place went
down on tho SAND train, the former TO
Eureka, anu the latter to San Francisco
...:Gorernor Bradley raine up OH Sum
days express from CURSOR, aud stopped
oil. lie will remain several days and
may 80 East before his return to the
capital .,,ln the same trnin was the
Pullman palace car Occidental, which
contained Hon. II. S. Latham, e1-GoY-
crnor Of California, and now ono Of
San Franchises money Kings, and party
Of several personsi but who they were
wo did not ascertain. Mrs. John Corn
ing, wife Of the Q. Z. Il. Il. Co.'S Gem
eral superintendent, and Mrs. /. Fried
lander, wife of the San Francisco grain
chief. were MISC passengers OH the same
train. :. William Weed came up from
Battle Mountain Sunday, and will re-
turn today, when he and Goo. O'Driter
will proceed by private conveyance to
Tuscarora -. Michael Reese the capt.
talist, was passenger east last evening
.s''Jnke Lowcnburg, Carlin's mer-
chant, come up last night.
CnANdE.-Mcssrs, Spencer 4 Frank
have purchased L. L. Mnrx'H business
ut Toano, and will hereafter have full
charge of tho business. They will
keep an extensive stock Of nll kinds Of
goods, and be prepared TO accommodate
any customers who may cnll.
To THE FAIR.-NSssrs. Merritt md
Tnber yesterday shipped their horses to |
the Reno State Fair. They aru unusu-
ally good animals, mud we shall certain
ly expect them TO walk of with some of |
the many premiums offered,
ScHoors,--Both Of the public schools
opened yesterday with full quota of |
ocholors,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
lFrom Wednesdays Dnilyl

PERSONAL. - DR.. ChnmbIin, of
Eureka, passed east last night OH IL two
months visit. lie will take in the CEN
tennial anu visit his relatives. Charley
Bernard, Of Carlin, cHme up last night
..'.E. Phillips and DIR. Fox start for a
trip around the northern country this
morning. ..tDr. J. J. Meigs is expected
home about Saturday or Monday.
Uncle George Tucker fetutrd from the
cast yesterday morning, after having
enjoyed a lengthy vacation. taking in
all the eastern cities Of any size, but
their attractions were not sufficient to
hold him away from tho sagcbrush
Conductor John Wurd has ugniu taken
charge Of his train. his leave of absence
TO San Francisco, having terminated
last week,
LASD.-For the information CT those
who have applied for State lands, Judge
Alnyhugh states TINT NIL applications
Med since the Both Of April, 1875, arc
too late, having been mnde since tho
Stoio exhausted her quoln of lands, and
all lands applied for since that time
must DC secured under the United States
laws.
DoARD or EQUALIZATION. The Hoard
OF County Commissioners, sitting as
Board al Equalization Will he in session
from the 18th Of September to tho I'd
Of October inclusive. Parties HAVING
business before the Board Will govern
themselves accordingly.
DIED.-lI. J.. ClHpp, train-mns,cr Mt
Winncmucca, to whom Dir. Huntington
wns called Rs counsel last week, died
Monday evening at twenty minutes past
eight o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
tFrom Thursdays Dnily.l

PRnsoSAL.-C. P.'1Tuniington, Yico.
Pfcsiden. Of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, md two ladies were
the occupants uf n special car west
yesterday morning, 49,. W. S. Evans,
Deputy Assessor Tor Tho Pine Wiley
district. was in town yesterday on Of
fetal business u. i. Amcs. Int.
steward Mt Camp ITallcck. passed west
yesterday morning, and will remain ut
tho hay Il short time, after which he
will proceed east, 81. j. Cnmpbcll
and Il. II, Conner, both Of IIallcck,
como down Tuesday evening, aud re-
manned in town yesterday. Mr.. mud
Mrs. CroHby md child. Of Camp Hal
lcck, came TO Elko yesterday. aud will
remain couple OF weeks. Mrs. Cros-
by's health is quito feeble, and sho
Inns placed herself under tho care Of
DIR. J. W. Fox for medical treatment.
SoME Of our readers may feel IN i'll
icrcst in The nfInirs Of South Mountain,
Idaho, az wo remember OF ono ur two
who bought some OF IL. Since tho old
South Mountain Mining Company nnd
went through bankruptcy. tho new own
crs Of tho property have incorporated
under the name of tho Idaho Mining
and Smelling Company, with capitnl
stock Of Si0,OOO.OOO. Tho Directors
nrc a. L. II0toliug, s. Rcinhart, NJ.
Shelly, A. Bocuqcrcz and 81. Dupcrn.
TIE Storm. -Ycstcrday wo Ind quito
n littlo storm, tho rain falling In con.
siderable quantity. 'Th. Thermometer
dropped down, and tho boys" around
town had to rustic for fire, around
which to toast their shins. while many
Of or residents wished TINT somebody
else Ind to tnkO tho stove erecting con.
tract on their hands.
fUon Tho Eureka Sentinel VIC learn
Tint tho Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany has secured tho services Of
Mossrs. Wrcn and Thornton TO assist in
the prosecution Of tho two boys who nro
now In tho County Jail for lampcring
with tho switch near Pnlisadc.
SroEN At Enthusiastically morn
ing's storm WAS unusually heavy Mt
Diamond Springs for this time Of tho
ycNr. Tho snow foil quito lively, mud
In n short limo tho mountains OF Tint
vicinity wUro clad in robes Of white.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
lFrom Fridays Daily.l

OPIUM SMosIEG. Some Of our West,
crn exchanges Grc ngllnting the practice
OF opium smoking, nnd cundemntns
tho practice and tho Chinese who nre
Introducing it. It may not be generally
known, but there are number Of per-
sons IN Elho, who Glnicat nightly re-
pair 10 den in Chinatown, ,nd there, In
common with Cinnamon, quietly rccIlnc
on n filthy bunk, and drink in the
smoke Of the fatel drug. The other
night wo looked into the opium house
about IL O'clock, and SAW n whitc
woman, white man md two China.
inen, i'll close proximity-about n foot
apart-Hll Ocnstly intoxicated from tho
elects Of opium. with their pipes OIL
tho couch by their sides. The practice
Of drinking Intoxicating liquors is IN
ungorernnIlc aud lcplorablo one, but
VIC are informed by those who havo had
experience TINT il is not TO he compared
to opium smoking. and that when the
latter habit becomes fastened upon II
person the only thing TINT can cure tho
fascination for it is the grave. Some
thing ought to DO done by the next
Legislature TO prevent this growing evil,
y law against il has been passed in
California, mud il has in n measure, Ind
the desired effect, checking the habit to
n great extent.
GRAND pntzE. by reference TO our
Geographic dispatches to-day, II will be
seen that the Grand Prize claim, of
TuscarorN, has bucn Incorporated in
San Francisco, with n capital stock OF
$4,000, 900. This ia ono Of the most
promising locations in this section, aud
In the hands OF tho present manage
mcnt II will be developed ut once. Dur
ing tho coming Winter the main shaft
Will bc sunk 10 depth Of COO feet, md
drifts from II will be started The Iun-
Der with which To erect buildings hos
nearly nll been forwarded from this
place, and hointing works will DO placed
In position ut once. The entire comb.
nation Of mines in the vicinity OF tho
Grand frisc hns been purchased by tho
same parties, but they will probably do
10 work on tho Others until ncxt season.
PEnsoNAL.- General Very, OF tho
United States army, aud his fOmily,
wcro passengers for New York by tho
train last evening Senator G.. IL.
Shepherd Is In town, but will probably
30 home this morning, taking Governor
Bradley with him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
tFron Tuesdays Daily. |

Tux FALCON. - JHko Gnrrccht, who
cane i'll from the new strike west of
Tuscnrorn, yesterday, brought Bpcci.
mems OF orc from the Falcon mine, for
VI. l.. Freeman, one Of whichis now
on exhibition at tho bank. This.unc IL
beyond doubt the most hnirduumc niece
Of ore ever taken from any claim In this
county, and will compare favurahly
with any from the entire S!nte. It is
simply mass Of ruby silver which can
he seen very plainly with the naked
eye. a fragment broken off Of this
specimen was sent 10 Virginia yesterday
for nsHay, md other samples from tho
Same mino tested in TurCurora, gave q
yield Of 800 Nmd $3.50 per ton,
Work is being dono upon the Falcon,
and the shnft is down about four tect In
very hard rock, from which depth tho
ore above referred Ia wau laiicn. Moth
Ing In known rs To tho extent Of tho de-
post from which il WIS tnscn, but fipm
the surrounding locations, which show
bodies Of ledge matter from 30 to 60
feet in width, Ills supposed to 30 very
largo. or course these pieces Of tho
rock ara cLOico cues and tho ledge INIT.
ter will not begin 10 yield rnything like
tho above assays but there Is cvory rca.
son TO believe that tho Falcon contains
rich deposit OF mineral.
RErUnhrcAS MEErrso.--Iast might
tho Republicans Of Elko, ahiy assisted
by humorous Democrats, rustlcd TN q
gO0d-siHod audience 10 listoif to tho OK.
pounding Of tho RcpuhlicHn doctrine 70
tho immortality Of tho Republican par
~. MIR. Bigclow again spoke, and nc.
quilted himself nhUnt ~ usual. lie
fought tho war over, talked about iinan-
cial matters little; thon pitched into
tho bloody battles ngnin; then he told
how tho Democrats robbed tho
Government before tho var; then ho
explained tho KHhtdrd Of fact
TINT tho Democrats caused
tho wnri then no asserted TINT tho Dem.
ocrats wanted 10 again rob tho country,
md when wo loft Ito was figuring mp tho
expenses Of tho government before tho
war. His argument wns q Republican
ono, mud, Of course, wo expected moth.
ing clso but "hloody SHIRT" aud while
wc wero thoro We didn't get much Of
anything else. hut burying tho war,
chucking IL into oblivion, md letting
tho past DO forgotten, wouldn't IL DO q
good idcn for tho Republican orators TO
giro us speech In which occasionally
tho issucs Of tho day nro di.cusscdp
Let ua 1.-Two In hopes that they vii.
TEA'--Twenty.sovon cars Of ton passed
east ut IL o'clock Saturday night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
THE DEMOCItATIC MEETING LAST
NIGHT.

Last hight there was atotiier large
md enthusiastic meeting OF the Tilden
Reform Club, which filled the Court.
house with both gentlemen aud ladies,
some thirty OF tho latter being in attend
Hncc. The Elko lBaul discourSed
martial music, and the crowd passed in
to hear sound Democratic logic. Gabriel
Coin, President of the Club called tho
meeting to order, and introduced J. W,
Dorsey, who delivered his maiden polit-
ical speech, handling his subject with
tact and elegance, and touching on
numerous points Of interest. He
read doctimcnls md drew deductions
which clearly proved Mr.. Tilden to be
Just such II man as was needed for the
position Of President, and pointed out
conclusirely the demands which he Is
required to meet. Ills speech WINS
neither tedious nor lengthy, but brief
pointed, and clothed in well suited lan-
guage. Everything considered Lie dc.
llHered tirst-clnss political speech
one which gave better satisfaction 70
the audience than any yet delivered UP
TO This time during the campaign. a.
W. Fisk followed 3Ir. Dorsey in another
short but wcll.timcd speech, which WIS
also very faYornbly received. Upon the
whole the meeting wus very successful
one and on each Wednesday night dur
ing the canvass, the Tilden Reform Club
viii continue TO he the chief attraction
to all. The best speakers attainiaLlo
viii be procured, Gnd those who desire
to while AWAY nil hour or SO ngreeabIy
can do no better tl,nn to drop in md
hear tho truth cxpoundcd by the
orators.
CANT HALLECK NorEs.-From NJ. G.
Crosby, who cume down from Camp
Hnlleck yesterday, we learn that sever
Ill changes are soon to take place in the
military arrangement OF the Post. Col,
NJ. II. Stacey has been ordered 10 New
1oIk, and will proceed thitbcr with his
wife nbout the last Of this week. He
has been assigned to the recruiting SER
vice. and will remain east two years.
Lieutenant Gnrrey Inns also been rs
signed to the recruiting service and will
proceed east, in company with his wife,
about the goth inst, 10 report ut St.
Louis. This will leave Capt. c. c.
Carr i'll command OF the Post, with
Capt. L. II. Camp as his second. First
hientenent Craiggie. of tho Twelfth In
fantry' was expected TO arrive Mt the
Camp yesterday to assume tho respon-
sihle position of Post Quartermaster,
left vacant by lieutenant Garvey. j.
/. Ames, the hospital steward, has also
gonc from the Post, his term OF service
having expired.
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from Saturdays Daily.l

lIorEh ron SAhE.-Thc. Cornucopia
Hotel, now owned hy Amos Hummer Is
offered for sale at ;,Nrgain, for cash.
The building und furniture Is all now,
and n rnro opportunity IL herein pro.
scented for nh cntcrprising man who
understands tho business. TO establish
himself aud mako money. Tho house
is well supported by liberal patronage
md is doing thriving business, tho
only reason for Wishing to dispose Of
tho property, on tho pnrt Of tho pro-
priotOr, being thai Ito ~ unable TO at
tend to 1t. The property will DO found
regularly advertised for sale In another
cVlHain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10
CFront Sundays Duily.1

CnIckETs.--Wo srrk nu elevation to
explain tho exploits Of tic nasty crirk-
cts in tho virinity Of Bull Run, both
valley aud bRsin. Some weeks since n
rancher in the valley, who has wator
ditch around his place, harvested II
crop OF $50 bushels Of crickets, hS
driving them into tho water, and thcu
scooping them into snckr. We ccnsid-
6rcd that rather solid cricket story. but
from Bull Hun Basin We learn that il
is a common thing for them TO cut up
nll the WOODEN clothes they can get u
hold of, and artistically rilu the buttons
i'll ono place, arranging them in rows
according to size. On ono occasion Il
resident Of The latter place got "full,"
und lay down Oh The side of the noun
tain to sun. III about Nh hour his
friends instituted q search for him,
ind found him bleaching in the sun,
with nothing but paper collar 10 pro.
protect him from the heat, The rrick-
cts had eaten Oft all his clothes, even
to his boots. ,
PEEsoSAL.-Col. Conkling, chief of
the Government detective force, went
west yesterday us fer us Reno. DIR.
NJ. W. Parsons went TO Cherry Creek
yesterday. vim IIallcck, Wells, etc.. >.
j. ID. Abel, Of Camp IIallccls, was in
town yesterday. Rev, J. II. Bcyrs
went down to Palisade yesterday morn
ing, and will preach there tu.dny. -.
DR.. Huntington returned from Winnie.
inuccn last might, where lie has been in
attendance upon Truiu.mester Clamp,
who IL dangerously i'll . Judge Keen
ry has gone to the Bay Miss Mary
Anderson, tho actrcss, who has taken
30 we'll in San Frunciscc, passed cast
last night. .,Al. Mccain went west
yesterday morning, but will return In
IL few days -. Postmaster 7. n. Stone
has gone 10 Island Mountain on bust.
hess.
SALE.-Messrn. Phillips mud pnrsons
have sold tho ElkO water ditch to S. L.
Benson and John Synnoit. The latter
propose to put Il to actual use by put
ting Ill crop OF grain near the race
truck during the corning season.
This IL good plan, aud should others
follow tho example thus set, much of
the land III that vicinity which now
bcnrs only sage-brush could be made 10
yield any kind OF grain.
ASoTnEn To-day Il. J. ,1Jones, of
Pleasant Valley, is announced for the
position of County Commissioner, sub
jcct TO tho Republican Convention.
MIR. Jones is n well TODD ranchor, DO.
pulnr and deserving. lie stands well
In this community, aud wonld scorn TO
hctray any tr',.! placed i'll his hands.
NULLroH.-Thu Leopard Mining Com.
pnny, Of Cornuropin, shipped, via Oar
lin, per Wells, Fargo Il Co, on Wcdncs-
,lay last, four burs Of bullion valued at
5000 and yesterday morning four
moro bnrs valued ut $4,000.
The Republican Committee of this
county has been called 10 meet on
Tuesday, the I2th ias.alt,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10

TINS Is tho way tho Oakland Demo.
erm refers to Quo who wus formerly of
Nevada!
Hon. Thomns Fitch, tho "silyor
ton8ncd orator, so called because no
wnGS his tOnguo In favor OF which ever
pHIty pays tho most silver for his ser.
vices, Is TO address tho Republicans OF
this city Oh tho lIlh inst. Tho Hon,
Tom. will not mako many converts, for
his political course has been 30 vnryinr
that 1t Is hard to tell just when no bal.
RncCs,
WnEN such mon ns Columbus Dolnno.
W. W. I'clknOp, Dabcork and Boss
Shepherd fall into tho limo and shout
themselves hoarsc for Hayes, IL IL any
wonder That honest men get out Of tho
Republican party? Honest men feel
ns did tho Irishman who Ind horse
TINT commenced kicking when ho was
In tho buggy: "lIO jabers," said he,
iii you arc going TO got in, I'll get out"
IN our tclcgrnphic columns will DO
found full report OF tho prizo fight
between Goas, Of England, mil Allen,
OF America, for tho heavy weight cham.
piohship Of tho world, which wns won
by Gross Oh n foul blow, delivered
whilo no was on his knees.
GnASr and Hayes arc holding forth ut
n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10

MAJoR RSNo, IN his Official report Of
his engagement with the Sioux, makes
\ good point on the policy which arrays
tho Indians, armed aud equipped by tho
Indian Bureau, nguinst tho Wur De.
partment and tho Army. In closing
nis report Major Reno says: Tho har-
rowing sight of the dead bodies crown.
ing tho height OH which Cuatnr fell,
and which will remain wildly in my
memory until denth, is to recent for mo
not to ask tho good people of this couu.
ry, whether policy that sets opposing
PARTIES in the field armed, clothed and
'quiped by one and. tho snme Govern
nent, should not be abolished" Is
IL our report to-tlny will be found ali
Lem Regarding niIother negro riot in tho
'outh-this time In Charleston, South
Carolina. From tho tono Of tho dis
patch it would arrm that tho row WINS
between the negroes of tho two political
PARTIES, with somo white allies, and thu
very white man who showed his face
vas made target. All the Republican
press will now howl about Democratic
Iutrages for another six months.
The telegraph to-day reports tho cap
ure Of Boss Tweed and his subsequent
confinement in Spanish fortress ut
figo. The telegraph fails to inform us
III to what position will be assigned
lin on his return to his nativo land,
out II any regard is pnid to the propri.
'tiers, ho will Immediately DO installed
IS assistant editor Of the New York
Times,
AN old Indy nj Danville, Illinois, on
Wendesday night, proceeded to fog her
son, youth OF sixteen yeRrs, for COM
ing homo drunk. The son resisted her
Efforts, md In tho scrimInnge both
mother and son fell distance OF twelve
feet put OF n window, md tho mother
was killed. A Coroner's jury acquitted
the son of my lmpututlon Of crime.
JonA BRrour's efforts to waken Enc.
lishmen to the horrible atrocities pei.
petrated by tho Turks have been sue
cesstul. English papers aro calling
upon tho Government for II TO defno
its position in tho matter, aud Earl
Russell Is out i'll letter calling for un
Autumn session Of Parliament to con.
slider tho question.
BADcocK continues to drnw lis pay
from tho Government.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-10

PERsoSAL.-J. w. Grayson and Bar.
ley Harold arrived from San francisco
last evening md departed immediately
for Tuscarora by private conveyance. g.. e..
General Common passed thrUug gu on his
way TO Salt Lake by the same tain . !.
George Russell returned from, n trip 10
Eureka aud Mineral Hill, last evening,
aud reports times improving in the for
mer locality. Messrs. William and
Thomas Mayon,aud Mr.SIowrcy arrived
here from Island Mountain last evrIiiur
The supply Of water is now increasing
and work upon their clalu, will he 70.
Sumcd shortly. We were shown sotue
handsome nuggets taken from their
ground sluices during their recent
clean up. Jerry Whitehead of Cariin,
WIS seen meandcring along the plat
form after the arrival Of tho train Inst
evening.
New INCORPORATION. - Tho Falcon
Mining Company filed its certificate of
incorporation here to-day. The term of
incorporation is fifty years; capital
stock, S5,OOO,OOO divided into 90. OO0
shares Of $500 each; trustees, NJ. p.
Freeman, John Il. Bradley, E. Phillips,
Henry ". Brown aud J. d. Hoover.
The property OF the Company comprises
the Falcon MD Eagle leads in Rock
Creek District, situate in tho northern
part Of this county, mud the Company's
principal plnce OF business will be in
Elko.
TuRr NOTES.-THE arc informed TINT
hulf-milc race for purse of $3.50 will
take place Mt Cornucopin, on tho 18Th
instant. Tho horses entered are "Bald
Hornet" Lizard and EBAY joe"
We understand it to bc n free-for.all
race, SO tint the owners of other fast
mugs in that vicinity need not be back.
ward in coming forward with their
flyers.
Misunderstanding his temporary
absence from town, S. S. Sears was NIL
nonnccd i'll these columns us candi.
drte briurc the Democratic Convention
tor the position of Commissioner. Tho
announcement Was made without his
knowledge or consent md nj his request
his hume is hereby withdrawn.
ADMISSION DAY.-Tn-dny being the
anniversary OF the admission Of Cali.
fornia rs State into the Federal Union,
Governor Irwin has proclaimed the
same legal holiday, in consequence of
which there will be 10 transactions in
the Stock Boards, and business gener-
ally Will be suspended.
ALL the teamsters in this vicinity now
have their hands full. Between the
Tuscarora lumber trade, the Blue jacket
salt business md the now crop Of grain
just being harvested they hive huuling
enough TO keep them busy for some
time TO come.
4 CURIosITY.- is now on cx-
hibition at the Gem saloon something
i'll the curiosity line, which leads my
thing yet shown in this place, being
nothing more nor less than n tarantu-
lars nG"t with door and oil complete.
Go.E, - Tabcr and Aterritt's race
horse, Codaih Vic, tho Norman stalIion
Barnum aid two thoroughbred rams
wero shipped TO the Reno State Fair
yesterday morning, in charge of w. u.
Rohrer and DR.. lewis,
forSo RironD, tho railroad clerk in
jail Mt Winnemucca. has been refused n
release upon writ of haJeos corpus by
The Supreme Court. and will have to
await the action OF the Grand Jury.