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PICTURES,
The Young NavigatOrs.--llxl6, 81.

Also beautiful country scene. Four chill
dren, three girls and boy, have LETT the dis
taht house to play. Two are seated on the
bank OF the litblo lake, near the trunk Of a
picturesque old tree and these act as snecta-
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A Country Stile--.lIXI6. 81,

This is view of a farm in the early sum-
mer. The house, almost hidden by foliage
and surrounded by meadow land, is seen in
the distance. In the foreground are four girls
reposing upon and near the stile of the old
fashioned kind. All have been gathering q
flowers, and one little girl is seated in the
grass endeavorng to form a bouquet. A
charming picture.
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GOLD made a jump this morning that
suggests a remembrance OF war times.

I INDIANAPOLIS wants the Belt Rail-
road again. Or rather some patriots
want to build it and let the city pay the
bill. The Belt Railroad, it may be re-
marked, is railroad encircling the city
to aid the roads centering there in the
work of switching cars.
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English COttage---llxl6. 81.

This picture represents the farmers home
80 common in England. A plain, homely
building, truly, yet suggestive OF much COM
fort, and even some beauty. The back ground
covered with the shade OF grand old trees, and
the foreground with abundance of flowers,
while roses in bloom almost hide the doorway,
and are trained high up in the roof. House
utensils in common use are standing near the
wei, and the mother of the family is drawing
water from the well. with the daughter and
her little charge, the infant of the family, and
the sleek house cat sitting near as spectators.
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The Darling Babe---llxI6, 81.

This is companion piece of the English
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ground young girl is contemplating, with
fond affection, q sleeping infant in its cradle
The friend and pet OF the child, beautiful
cat, lies rolled up in sleep near by. The back
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berry Of luxuriant growth, and also a large
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI.

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WHITEWATER VALLEY.

Depot. Pearl and Plum. City Time.
Cambridge City Ac. 7:l5A.M. 9A5P.M. 1l:O9A, M
Hagerstown Ac...... 5:OOP.M. 10lOA.M. s:25?. NJ
Harrison Ac........ 6l5p.m. 7:55a.m. 9:OOp M
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth and HoadIy. Time,7 minutes fast.
Grand Rapids ....... 7:3OA.M. 9:s5P.M. $500. M,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-13
Iron Saturdays Daily.I

ISLAND MOUNTAIN DUsr.- "Jamuy Tai
bot accompanied by W. l.. Morley.
walked into this Office yesterday, md
coolly drew from the pockcla Of can.
tinna, n couple Of buckskin sacks Of
gold dust weighing six pounds each.
We wore permitted to "hcit" them up.
on condition that NO would not a,tcnpt
TO loosen the strings with which thcy
wero securely tied, after plcdging our
word ms n gentleman and sound Dem.
ocrat. that wo never carried knife,
and that our teeth wcro too badly dc.
caycd to "cbHw" buckskiu. Tho inc.
tallc substance was brought in by Mr.
Morley from tho Baker and Morley
claim Mt Island Mountain, nnd was
sluiccd out since Mr.. Baker returned
home from tho mines only short limo
ago. Mr.. Morley informs us that the
water supply for tho season has about
ceased, but that tho claim IL just now
IN tho proper condition for working ut
Tho opening OF Spring; lhcy having
worked exclusively to that end, ills
entire season. 10 assures us that tho
yield for tho past season, although very
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We, the undersigned, tho jurors sum-
moned to appear before g. @. Mellus,
Coroner Of Elko county Nevada, at the
town Of Elko, on the 9th day Of August
1875, to inquire into the cause of the
death OF j. W. Sim; having been duly
sworn according to law, and having
made such inquisition. utter inspecting
tho body and hearing tho testimony ad-
duced, upon orr oaths, each and NIL, do
say that wo find the deceased was named
j. W. BIN, age 40 years, TINT ho camo
to his death OH tho night Of August ,4th
1876, by pistol ball fired from pistol
III his own hand with tho intention Of
committing suicide.
All Of which VIC duly certify by this
inquisition in writing, by US signed this
9th day Of August 1876.
THos. d. HENLEY,
n. McBURNEY,
JOHN Il. BRADLEY,
JOSEPH HoLLIsTEn,
L. FASSor,
j.. W. CRANE
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.

We received the following letter un-
der date Of August 18th, from friend in
Cornucopia, by Inst evenings mail
Yesterday about s o'clock u. III. oul
town Vas saddcned by another ono OF
those serious accidents SO frequent in
deep mining. The chief timberman in
tho Leopard main shaft, YIN. A. Scott,
was struck on the head by large
bucket, weighing from five to six hun
drcd pounds, and was driven through
the platform ON which he was standing
by the blow; he then fell 900 feet 10 the
bottom Of the shaft. a denthly shrek
When The bucket struck him was his
last word, rs he was doubtless killed by
the blow instead Of tho full. The body
was speedily recovered and brought to
tho surface, with but few bruises, hay
ing fallen III the watcr below. To-day
at 3 p. H., our citizens, with scarcely n
single exception, paid him that last tri-
butte OF respect, by following his earthly
remains to their final resting place,
and though not a blood relation was
there to moisten his grave with single
tear, yet, from the hearts OF his co-ia-
borers, nnd friends in general, seemed
to burst forth tho ono unanimous scnti-
ment, Scotty was bravo boy, and a
true man. Peace! eternal peace To his
ashes"
1SJunEp.-willinm Hicks, workman
employed in tho Panther mine, Cornu-
copia. was severely. but not danger
ously, injured about the head on Thurs
dny last, by n rock falling on him.
BLUE JACKET DrLLIoS.-The stage
from the north last evening, brought
down from tho Blue Jacket mill, 6 bnrs
OF bullion, valued at $3.50 ~.
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PEnsoSAL.-Geueral Mcdowell, COM
mander of the Pacific Division, passed
west yesterday morning. John Brad
ley and George Russell started for the
north Sunday morning by private con-
veyancc. John AIcCabo and wife,
OF IMMORAL Hill, were passengers for
Virginia City by Sundays train. DIR.
W. ii. Rice left for San Francisco by
the Same train. John Crombie and
family were among those who departed
for tho west yesterday morning 900.
Uncle Green Abel and John W. Viii
liams have beer in town during the
past day or two, rs has also w. 4. Rus
sell, or rs he il better known "AIissis-
sippi Bill -. Lieutenant Garvoy, of
Gimp Haileck, accompanied General
Mcdowell as far as this place, yes,er-
day morning, and returned 10 the Post
by the train last evening. {. . . Commis-
sioner Wiscman departed for his home
in Glover Valley by tho Same train.
DIR. w. NJ. Parsons, who has been cx-
pected here for some time past, caIno
up from the west last evening, and is
now ready to furnish dental aid to any
and all who may require such service.
Orders left at the Postoilicc will receive
his prompt attention. ID. DR.. Hunting
ton started for HNllcck lust evening TO
administer comfort to broken leg
somewhere in TINT ncighborhood. E. Mr..
G. II. Thrnsher. who has been spend
ing some time III Mountain City aud
vicinity returned hero Sunday evening.
lie is practical assHycr; has also had
large experience i'll mining, and is well
pleascd with the mining prospc cts in
that section OF the county.
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satisfactory, is in comparison with
whit can and will be done in tho Is.
land Mountain mines another year,
insignificant. Our bachelor friend
Talbot is MISC cue OF tho luc!::S;rcwnar-
i'll the rich claim nEoTc mentioned, and
should the facts regarding the amounts
falling 10 his share from the proceeds
Of tho mine during the summcr-noi 10
mention the healtey sums prospective
become generally known, we nrs per-
suaded Of his utter inability to resist
the subtle attacks which would be
male upon his susccptibilities, for he
could even now, we'll afford to purchase
oil the cloves Of bonnet's" in n FIRST
class millipnry establishment, and
materially reduce the stock Of our dry
goods stores.
THE ApELrHI LAST NI0ur.-Those
who had been deludad into the belief
that musical and dramatic talent didn't
exist paying quantities in this precinct
were obliged to admit their error after
witnessing the amateur performances Of
tho AdelphiaDs last night. If time aud
spnee would permit, aud VIC were not
afraid OF spelling the boys, tho peculiar
dramatic excellences OF each individual
Adelphian should be dwelt upon
at length, but under present circurn-
stances We cnn only say TINT for q
first appearance, tho entiro outfit &c.
quilted itself very crcditably, and had
they been imported direct from Africa
for tile especial purpose Of amusing the
good people Of Elko, We feel assured
That their vigorous efforts to please
would have been no more keenly ap-
preciated by the highly respectable
audience which cranmcd tho hall.
PEEsoSAL.--Our former townsman,
VIM. Allen, arrived here yesterday from
the wildsof Carlin to enjoy the Adelphia
entertainment, and he "stood i'm.
We also discovered Fred. Fisk, formerly
"of our" mt the show. Being in our
vicinity. we found it impossible to over
look him. ;. Geo. Seitz returned from
Eureka by last evenings train. The
same train also brought w. J. Redshaw,
of Virginia, to take charge Of, and con-
vey back to that place, lady, who is
said to have left there in surreptitious
manner. md whom Sheriff Brown has
been retaining an unwilling guest at the
Depot Hotel. She goes to revisit famil-
lar scenes upon the Comstock this
morning.
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PERsoNAL.-M. P. Freeman and wife,
who haYo been on n tour through the
east since June 24th, arrived home by
the train yesterday morning. Freeman
says the Philadelphia show is grand
beyond description. -. Charles De
Young, Of the San Francisco Chronicle,
passed through from tho cast yesterday
49,. Garnier, tho billiardist was a
passenger b. the eastward bound train
Inst evening. III. 81. Grant started
for Michigan, tho home OF his wife
relatives, last evening AdYices from
there report his wife's illness, and Mr..
Grant goes for the purpose Of bringing
her homo, as soon MS she is ablo 10
travel. lilo expects to return in about
two weeks. .....E. g. Minor, General
travelling agent for the Florence sewing
machine company, arrived by the train
last evening. He will remain in town
couple Of days. -. Ed. Seitz return
cd from Tuscarora last evening.
HonsE DIsEAsE.-Through tho me
dunn of letter from the northern part
OF the county, We lenrn that disease
resembling what is known ms pink
eyed farcy, has broken out among tho
horses Of Bull Bun basin aud Independ-
ence Valley. In portions Of tho cast,
horses arc now afflicted with what is
said to DO the same disease. The ut
tack is generally about tho head, but
not always. and in ono or two instan-
ces has caused the bursting OF the eye
balls. The disease resembles noun
tain farcy, or epizootic. We have not
heard what treatment of tho affected
animals has been adopted, but as tho
disease appears to. be spreading, the
subject will be ono of interest to breed
ers of the noble animal in this section
of country.
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(From Wednesdays Daily.1

JUSTICE AT WELLS. Attorney j. l..
Wines. returned from Wells, Sunday,
whcro ho had been practicing law in
Justice .Crutchcr's Court. The cnlcn-
dnr having become crowded with
cnscs, 1t became necessary TO work some
OF them oil. Tho machinery was set
in motion ON Monday 10y calling up u
rcplcvin suit for possession Of n rncc-
mare, known rs "Abi," nnd entitled
Jnck dilmcr vs. Ilnrve Shnnklin. After
some lively sPnrring, legal cinch was
thrown upon llaIvc, and jack got away
with tho baggage. The Court OH Tues
day was engaged in extracting the
kinks from tho Cnsc recorded OH the
calendar MS knott ~. 1Tnrdcsty, involv-
ing title To pair of horses, wagon,
sundry nnd divers hogs, Ctc., was final
ly decided in favor Of plaintiff. We'd.
ncsdny ushercd in tho cnsO Of Wisdom
W. bearing, suit for recovery OF wages.
Tho amount claimed was Sl25, but il
was Rnnlly determined that slight re-.
duction would 10 in order, and judge
mcnt In tho SUM OF S2i was rendered
In favor Of plnintin'.
Inn broken leg, which DR.. Hunting.
ton went to lGallcck to attend To, Mon
dry evening, belongs. as tho Doctor In.
forms M, 10 a. Gront, man in tho om-
ploy Of J. j. Campbell upon his ranch
near tho Military Post. Gront and an.
other man were testing their respective
abilities In tho art of wrestling, ground
nnd lofty tumblimg, etc, whca tho for
incr mndo mis-cuo aud broke log,
lto will not indulge in athletic sports
for some weeks to como.
TnF approaching campaign will nc.
ccssitato tho erection Of public stand
for tho accommodation OF tho respect
Two political speakers, aud ns tho con-
Blruction Of such convenience will cost
no moro now thnn at n later date, wo
would suggest That both parties form a
common pool, each contributing MI
oqfnl shNro toward tho fund for dcfrhy.
ing tho expenses Of its construction.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Geo. II. Shep-
herd WAS in town yesterday. IF. F.
Marx, OF Toano. was also in Elko YES.
terday, returning homo by the evening
train. Barton Hill, the theatrical
man, was passenger by tho same
train being on his way 10 Chicago to
meet Edwin Booth, tho eminent actor,
who is coming to this coast, and is ex-
pected to pass hero for San Francisco
one week from Sunday next. g.. Lord
Dufferin, Governor General Of Canada,
his lady and suite, wero the occupants
OF q special car west-bound yesterday
morning.. Mr.. De Golyer, Of wyo-
ming District, and his wife, were pas
scnsers for California by the Same
train.
ANOTHER TuBcAnoRA ENrERrK1sg-
Louis Engler has made oil arrange
ments for starting a branch dry goods
store, at Tuscnrorn, Immediately. A
large lot of assorted goods, suitable for
the trndc OF that cump, is now securely
boxed and ready for shipment; n COM
modious building for their reception
having already been secured. The ex-
traordinary richness of the mines of
that favored locality give promise OF
creating lively and prosperous camp,
and our merchants are apparently de-
termined 10 take time by tic fore-lock
and establish business there while
corner lots ARE still a possibility.
Ten Pen CEHT-Tho steady stream
of trade dollars continuously pouring
into this place, has ut length forced the
business community to discount them,
and 1t IS now generally understood that
in future transactions, this coin will DO
received. md paid out. mt tho ratio OF
30 cents on the dollar only.
HEARD FRoM.-P. NJ. Elder, formerly
OF this place anl almost every other
place i'll this State, after n protracted
silenca, appears MS United States Con-
sui at Guyaquil, South America, to
which position lie has recently been APP
pointed.
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One Indy Loses her Lie md Another
barely EIehbes Death.

Quo OF tho sadest accidents that We
were over called upon to record, took
place hero yesterday, resulting in the
death Of Mrs. +. N. McPhetcrs, wife of
ono OF our most respected citizens. A
party Of five Indies, consisting of the
unfortunate lady mentioned, Mrs. G. @.
Crane, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. 4.
Schlumb aud Miss l.. Smith, went down
to tho Humboldt river Ht the foot OF
Third street, about 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, for tho purpose of bathing
In tho waters Of tho stream. Tho
Indies, with tho exception of Mrs. Me-
Phelers, being unable TO swim, were
timid an1 kept close to shore, but she,
feeling moro confident, advanced into
the current where tho water WAS deeper,
and suddenly sunk beneath the surface.
Rising again sho called for assistance,
and Mrs. Schlumb made towards her M
fast rs possible, and succeeded in get
ting hold Of her but was then MISC be-
Sontl her depth, and in her heroic
efforts to save her friend, hnd very
harrow escape from drowning. Both
The ladies' sank, bat Mrs. Schlumb, by
persistent struggling. mt length saved
herself by catching hold OF willow
bush and sustaining herself until help
arrived, but Mrs. McPhctcrs rose
no more. and was carried by the
current down tho stream some
distance. Tho other ladies shrieked
for help but failed to attract attention,
when Mrs. Crane ran across the field
IN her bathing dress, q distance Of sew
eral hundred yards, towards her home
screaming for help. Her husband, who
happened to be ut his correll near the
house, hearing her cries, rushed down
to the river and succeeded in u very
few moments, in bringing tho inani-
mnte form OF Mrs. McPhotcrs upon tho
river bank. Medical attendance WINS
quickly ut hand, but tho vital spark.
had fed, and nll tho efforts to restore
animation were unnvailing. She who
but few moments before was full of
life and gaiety lay in the cold embrace
Of death. The sad tidings were SO sud-
den and so shocking that the facts
could scarcely DO credited at first, but Il
full realization OF the melancholy ter
mination OF tho life of ono so we'll
known and universally respected, has
east gloom over this entire commune
ty, and the syinpathies Of all nro hearth
ly extended to the bcrc..ycd husband in
his deep nliIiction. Tho remains will
DC forwarded TO California for burial.
SUICIDE OF JOHN w. SIM.
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THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY,
An EntIiusIasIIc GatherIng-A rI1.
den Reform Club Organized under
AuspIeious circumstance.

On Monday evening, pursuant TO the
published notice, large number OF
tho Democrats Of Elko Met ut the Court
House, and proceeded to organize n
Tiiden Reform Club, and thus to assist
in securing tho SUCCESS OF the Demo-
cratic ticket, from President to Con-
stable. -.-- -- ...-.-
Judge j. II. Flaok called the meeting
to order, and upon his motion Senator
Cohn was chosen Temporary Chairman.
BY u subsequent motion, n. il. Cot
ton was made Temporary Secretary.
A motion was carried that tho Chair
appoint committee Of five on Pcrma-
ncnt Organization. NIessrs. James p.
EdoG, j. ii. Flack, S. S. Sears, ]. w.
Fox and James McBurney were named
as such committee.
The Chnir read plan of organization
proposed by the National Committee,
which, nftcr SONG amendment, was
adopted to govern the TrLDEN RnronM
CLUD OF ELKo.
Monday evening wns selected MS the
night upon which weekly meetings of
tho Club will be held, and = o'clock was
agreed upon us the hour for assembling.
The Secretary prepared roll for the
signatures Of those who were DESTROYS
Of enrolling themselves us members of
the Club. and, after nn intermission of
ten minutes the gratifying announce
ment was made thut thirty names had
been enrolled.
Z. n. Reading. of Curlin, was called
upon, and addressed the Club OH the
issues and candidates now before the
people. His remarks were well.timeI,
eloquent and forciblc, being very point
cd, but destitute Of any personal abuse,
md were frequently interrupted with
applause. At the conclusion OF his
speech vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Reading.
After giving notice that the roll for
signatures would be left ut 4. W. Fisk's
law Office, Oh Railroad street, where nll
eau have nm opportunity Of signing, the
Chair adjourned the meeting until next
Monday evening.
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a HARVEST or IIEALrI1.,

TllOBo who uso Iostcttot's Stomach
Bitters as n means OF inyigoration and
protection against disease, inynrinbly
renp MI ample harvest Of health. III
gestion, cSorotiOn mid secretion mr.,
rendered regular and vigorous BY thia
ruling tonic mud Alternative, md tho cs.
scDtinls Of health being secured. TINT
blessing naturally follows. Nervous
diseases, intsrmittent mud remitient
feYcre, rheumatism, billousncss and
Kidney or bladder troubles aro speedily
relieved by tho bittcrs, which nro az no.
tent Ill preventing these maladics as in
ircmcdying tllem. And is may almost
nc said Tint their power OF preventing
diseases 10 as strong recommendation
IN their favor MS their power OF curing
them, especially IN localities whore
fobrilo complaints OF MI fntcrmittont.
type prevail. and where tho ordinary
resources OF the pharmncopocia, s,icit
az giInine, arsenic, bismulh, etc., nj
ford no adequate safeguard.
The Bittcrs are also highly desirable.
as substitute for tho ordinary neryiuea,
and sedntives. Tho bydrato Of ohioraf
and Tho bromide Of potassium arc both
highly pcrnicioua drugs, tho (irst cloud.
ing tho brain and, IL Is said, weak nine
tho tonicity Of tho vonous syBsbih; and
tho latter rnining the digestion and In.
feeling tho blood. 1Iostcttcr's DiHets
achieves tho remedial purpose Of both
these medicines, which is 10 Dooih Tho
brain and nerves, without catialnn my
hurtful nftor effects, but on the con.
trHry, toning as we'll ns soothing tho
irriiatcd scnsorium. The nervous in-
valid who usos this sRperlatiyo yoReia.
blo nerrino, finds In II source of
nnsspeaknhlo rolicf, and Of unwontel vi-
tality M we'll.