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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-22
Roliuar BnlGetin,
SUPPLEMENT.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
1875.
STATE, COUNTY, SCHOOL & JAIL
Hardeman County
Sale, Monday, July 8, rs.
TENNESSEE,
COUNTY OF RARDEMAN.

BY virtue of the power and authority
vested in me as Tax Collector OF Harde
man county, l will, on the first Monday
of July next it being the third day of
July, 1876, offer for sale at the courthouse
door, IN the town of Bolivar, the follow
ing described tracts of land, town lots,
and parts Of town lots, the same having
been assessed for taxes for the year
1875, which taxes are due and re-
main unpaid, together with penalties and
costs:
LNoTE.-The y per cent. penalty will
before the day of sale
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-22

~
Wood y E, I72 acres val 400. sur dis
ten range sec ., tax Is so, pen l 3 print
Zee Zee - w, elk fee 90, col Zee SOC; total
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
Miners Picnic.

OF the picnic to be held at Treadway' 8
4nch on S Saturday the Enterprise OF yes
:-rday says: We might as we'll attempt
o do ava, with Christmas. New Year,
or even he Fourth of July. as to get
t.oi.y without the annual Miners Union
picnic. 1t is fast becoming in these
,er's ptopIe's holiday. and as often MS
.rn.-- ar 'una the announcement OF the
1t and place. everybody makes prepat-
I'll 80 20 aud enioy the occasion. This
il the lret'arH'ions ARE greater than
I,,, b.f-rr Forty cars are to be run
III th.. c,'S, Gold Hill and The Silver
CHI E..rvh"dy is going to
1.a II sh"N, far The Gold Hill snd
=, Itt cars vail ~. left at those de
t. II ed wuh those who wish to
II noe 'onns The sEp"rln
q 3. + lhe MITES have given the
as iDn to at end. and Of course.
tt,n ,..jiS ihi worthy Gloss Of Our
d. 81 y: al be- present. b. sides tht'
c !uns prIZrs will be awarded
II. ID -ecoul aud best shoo'-
"a" i ~ "ompau;es. and alsn a
,,,,,s- G,iZ~ for the hes ladies
... ~tlunti lie miners are
81. y. ~ =, Iher,i of u;!r citizens,
p-'rontZe Every worthy ami
al ...~ hjrc; requiring AID, and
a .,.s,. We y"ur that hey III return
DIV. It >nb-taniiat benefit On ti.ie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
A FEW of the most intelligent Piutss

A FEW of the mos. intelligent Piutes
have discarded the spells and incanta
ions of the medicine men of their tribe
s u means of expelling disease, and 'e-
sort to the remedies of the pale faces
when sick. but by far the largest number
Of them have faith in the savage method
of docioring. One of the latter class Is
low sick i'll wickiUp, south Of III
Court House. The most successful
-dicine man of the tribe arrived yes
ierday, ard took charge of the patient
early last evening. AS the Piutes be-
iieve that sickness 10 caused by witch
craft. and that the spell can be broken
by exercising he evil influence, all night
long until early dawn that patient meti-
"ine man strained his lungs on mourn.
ful wall. which sounded like cross BE-
tween IL coyotes howl and the bay of q
mastitf. Whether be has succeeded in
healing the sick member of his tribe ty
this strange prescription, will not be APP
parent until tonight, when, if nnsnc
cessfnl. the how! viii be resumed. Sill
Yer State, Sept. 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CARSON MKT COINAGE FOR AUGus-.-
Following Is statement OF the coinage
done at the Carson Mint during The
month of August last Double eagles
1852 pieces. value 1891 6f0; hnif da
lars 4l6 900 pieces, value sos 600; quar-
ter dollars 474 500, value $l1S 625. This
last item may b. Incorrect. The figures
given to as arr 47i 500, value S179 COO
Il don't take mucn arithmetic 20 shos
that either the number of pieces j. q
IonecUsiy given or the value incorrectly
stated So we have taken the numoei
Of pieces and divided by fonr with ID,
result as above stated. Shall probnbi,
have the official figures in II day or two
NEw FUsNITURE.-Mr. George Ki,z
meyers stock of Eastern furniture j. ad
mirabIy adapted both in style and price
to this market. Some of the cottag.
sets are very handsome He has SON
par!or chairs and lounges Of very beau l.
ful Understanding quite new. N"
need, unless one wauts TO be exirav
agapt. with malice prepense, to 20 l.
San Francisco for furniture. Buy of
Kitzmeyer aud get bargain.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SoNd.-We
are indebted to Mr.. John g. Fox for
copy of a Hayes 4 Wheeler campaign
song which goes to the tune Of ianke.
Doodle and has lively chorus 10 The
words, "Roil along, roll along, Shot.
the campaign battle song" Il d
lively and stirring.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
I 0 & ( n T.

4 MILK RANCH DN TIE WARw
N Springs Rotd. conta ming $40 acres OF
spiendi hay and rasture land with dwelling
house barn for sixty COVE milk houses sna
everything suitable tor milk dai'y, Apply
the law Office Of r. ". W. DAVtE3.A
July IS, 1876. Ina -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
How silver ~ Wastes; saa,.i E.oSt.

III Enterprise of Yesterday has the
following facts ana specnlafinnS:
\ d.y two since as some men were
. ,ilu. ,, large TO- # silver bricks i.-i q
~ +x9:rrss wagon one Of them said "
WISH | night have ali the silver thai Is
worn II he bricks produced hero in a
wear tn amount of gold and silver
lost III The handling OF bars of bullion Is
certainly uon-itiernbie. IL al! large IS
+, i.hrn~nts for The III tn1fnrture of
j-..eliy mere Is u tank in which work
mpu az, n cured % wash their hands on
uni' ins ~"rk, ana the amount If gold
"a i II ver thns avr'i in year is aston
i,i,in.. How much gold and silver must
,h.-.e ~ 81 her, " hen We consider the
y..usi, mluner in which the bars are
,u,.8,ei ponds or nor, are thrown III
" gnu and sho, ed along lis sandy bo'
ON. are then dragged out in the same
way, at,d ate pulled and hauled abou
,h-rever handled until they reach their
ii al resting place at some mint. The
,,, fr",n silver bars by attrition is tri
h.ng however compared with the pre-
..,nuS metals lost IN Transporting the ore
from the mines Ia the mills. The ricl
es tina, have suited out Of wagons. ana
nd roll. d If them when piled too high.
wonld ~ Ike several large fortunes. could
q | he collected that has been so scatter
e ana lost since tho discovery of the
Comstock Our principal streets aye
Covered from end to eud with the sift
Tugs of the rich ores of all our princip'l
.nInea AS are the streets OF Gold Hill:
and the old Ophir grade is covered wi'L
IRE from this city TO Washoe Valley.
where the OpLir Company had large
nil In the early days, on this road,
vi en- tamsters got stuck they often
hrew eff half their load, and in gather
ing up be ore again did not get half that
brown Off; indeed, it WAS quite com
mon practice with them TO fill mp chuck
holes with ore shoveled from their way
ons All this. however. is AS nothing to
the silver aud gold lost 10 the tailings il
he early days of milling the Comstock
ores. Millions on millions have thn>
bsen lost, first to last. At every moy'
from the time the ore is dug out OF thr
vein something is lost. and something il
,os.. aud something continues to be lost
wen after the bullion has been nodded
into bars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

Worcester, September 6.-The Demo
cratic State Convention has nominated
+ har!es Francis Adams for Governor.
Mr. Castor will probably take the second
place on the ticket.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07
Evening Repori

Meadow Valley SIS
Raymond and Ely BIS }
Eureka Con ,i>,is i2t:. i,,S lo5;
Jackson To-; 1, Jos I, lc;s So
Alps 9S
Belmont ass 81. SOS -.
leopard ;si5s -. lCjos 3, :'cs 81, 1855 SIS
Panther ,s,S .Ic
Northern Belle 2ids ~ :. Cos 2i'z, los 2,;s4,
5as 81 50, ,oS III, 50s ~.
Hussey 2,ls =
Manhattan aG; Is, less I7s4, soos Il. SOS
IL: hlo
Gen Thomas :s1-IS
MoEoc i..,> -
New Co>o ICts IL. zoos III
Golden Chariot iios J.
South Chariot los 6c
Mexican IT,. 3!it
Poorrnan zoos I,,.. 2J-l.s loc
Prospect l0os ), .Gns 25s, los 8 (. 5ts 234, Sos
%
Alpha .rs 81 I, SOS 81, Ta'S 313t
yellow Jacket ',s 2sis, 1os ISL, .0s - DO,
IL : .S3I. .0S Ms
Best and Beicher lbs iSl.. Sos ~
Justice :s2t> p, 7Js 2isi, JOS IA, 2os ~,
sos II
Exchequer aI0S l6' i70s l5 {, Dos 49, :, l9Os
To-, 10 49,
Ophir a,,s -. ioS g., 2dsS 90 I, Gos CO.'S
Savage HIS ~. 6siS III
Con Virginia 1JS !Si; l:.,s IS
Imperial IN o. ), zoos - bis, zoos 5,
OveIman 5r,S 81
Bullion 6IS i2is. 2oS T.
California II ~ 6ji: us 60jt
Union Con los x, .dS AZ
Hale and NOrcrosS jus Ilis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

which the external application Of sulphur has
on, ben known 70 be fficacious. can prepare
sUiphur bath wi hout resorting to public
b thing houses. GLENNs SULPHUR SOAP fur
ni,hes the means. Sold everywhere. sp5wfs
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THE UNGRArEFUL MOSQUITO

By vANpYEE BROWN.
The out door nj WIS amp.
And the wind was chill and cen,
When flying 'rouni our lurn
A muslaito ;slisnt b. Sen.
He'd come to share our warm
And pleasant Iamriisht "ws.
And keep his wings rom harin.
And warm his little toes.
W. felt 3 sense nf pi
As We watched orr ltt II st
That in all the wind wept cay
he could lin, Iln SAT- Ii IS
But when the glowing i-l
Had warmed his li,tl,- ."rs.
He took a vicious bit
OF las bene actors res
And rs W. scratched tlc So.
And WIPED At with a WIZ
A thought npon u c7'n
OF the nan who ,Ta'nIe,, 4 V.i''-
And SO We were II . sad
When his wicked Site s"ni
Weut s;raiShtw.v to tn b Il
Aud his body to \ coal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

LYONS BATTALION makes beautiful. glossy,
msuriant hair: prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. II has stood the test of 40 years. Is
charmIngly perfurn d. and has no rival.
my2leOd- wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

JOHN &. FOX, Agent.
Carson, August %, 1s76.-1m.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

H.GsN's M.GNoIIa BALM preserves and re-
sores the complex on; removes freckles. tan
nd sailOwness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2ieod-wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

George Smith the African explorer,
is dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

THE Republican primaries in Washoe
unity were held yesterday. We did
not learn the result.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

More persecution OF Professionals in
Madrid,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

The new American loan commands
a very ready sale in London.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12
tFroni TucSdny''s Daily.

CArTunEp.--Yestcrday morning Cnpt.
Lee j. Mathews, one OF Wells, Fargo
Co.'S special detectives. passed through
OIL the train on his vay to San Francis
co, having in charge Jamcs Harrington,
whom ho had arrested III ST. Louis.
harrington was sent to the State Prison
from Cnlavcrns County, California, in
1877, to serve out n twelve years scn-
lance for stage robbery, bnt some
seven mouths since made his escape
through conceuling himself ia a shoe
Y Efforts were inLdc to effect his
capture, but proved uunvsiling. until
The 3Oth Of January last, When Cant.
Mathews nippcd him in ST. Louis IA
above stated. and will shortly have
Linn safely Gagged again inside the walls
Of San Quintrn's State Doardiug-house.
pEnsoSGL.-Joc. i. Triplett, Of la
noble, returned from the land Of ''bIue
grass nnd whisky" yesterday morning,
having stood the tedious journey thither
aud Gnck without any apparent dimuni-
ton OF his shadow. Joe. brought lots
OF good things with him. not forgetting
to reserve us n bottle of Tom Monarch,
three years old" Talk about vour
pure whisky; why. it is tho very quin-
tcsscncc Of ~gcnuinrnrSs. and IL soolh-
ing to thu Internal machinery of any
old SnSe-brusher. Good boy, Joe.....
ID. IL. Haskell came up Saturday oven
ing and returned to tho West yesterday
morning.
SnIrrED.-Clny Merritt, OIL Sunday
evening, shipped TO San Francisco,
on account Of j. II. Tabcr, eight car
loads Of beef cattle. During tho past
three weeks these anirnnls have been
fGd on n ranch hear town, antl are in
choice condition. Clay's brother went
down in charge Of them.
4 trim OF twcnty-four cars OF cnttio
from Tecornn AMI Docth passed Though
here for San Francisco, Sunday night.
They belonged TO Harold, Cummings
md others.
HEAVY trims Of freight nrc now run
ming both ways OIL the G. =. Il. r., and
In n fnw dnys all tho blockadcd freight
will hive been cleared nwuy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12

FRoX TrscARoRA.-wm. Muncey who
came down from Tuscsrora q few days
ago, showed US yesterday a sample Of
sulphuret ore from the ''Grand Dopos-
it" mine which shows antimonial and
ruby silver in abundance. In fact the
ore will assay from 5000 to $7OO per
ton. At a depth OF 40 feet the lead is
thirty inches in thickness, of which the
ore described is an average. This
claim being situated on higher ground
Than most of those in T~usrarora. The
Sulphuret ore is much nearer the sur-
fucc, but this development clearly in
dicntes the character of oil the ore in
TINT section when depth is attained,
and is additional evidence Of the Der
manency Of tho leads. With the e1-
ception Of the gold found upon The sur
face, these veins appeared very similar
to those Of Lander Hill, ut Austin, and
the disclosure Of antimonial and
ruby silver in quantities ~yeriiies
tho prediction OF Munccy, who
has always claimed thut this would
constitute tho kind and quality OF orc
which would be found after passing
TINT which had undergone tho process
Of oxidation. William is a pretty good
proSnosticHtor, and like the bafled
millions Of prophets who hnve gone
before, hasn't succeeded in surfciting
himself upon honOrs in his own coun-
try.
A SrRIEE IN "LEoPAnD.''-An i'm
portant strike waS mndu u few days ago
i'll the 300-foot level of the Leopard
mine, in C~ornucopia. The drift from the
shaft ut the depth mentioned cut n body
OF fine ore, but wo have been unable TO
ascertain the size Of the vein or its dis
lance from tho Shnft. 1t is hoped, how
ever TINT the finding Of good pay ore Mt
such n depth from surface will afford
sufficient proof of the existence Of min
cral 'bclow the tunnel level to con-
vince the most scientifically inclined and
cI0oc the mouths OF Chronic ~cruakIr6."
LECTGnE.-Iev. Geo. Il. Allen, an
Episcopal minister. is now OH his way
to Elko. He will deliver n lecture in
Wa iSworth tomorrow evening, after
which he will como on east, arriving
here the latter part OF tho week. He
Is expected to lecture in Elko on Slt-
urday e'icninS, and will lecture on
"The Bible in the Schools" and "The
Divikior Of the School Fund"
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NOTICE.

ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO
THE FIRM OF RUSSELL e. BRAD
LEY ARE hereby REQUESTED TO
COME FORWARD AND SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS By NOTE OR
OTHERWISE IMMEDIATELY.
ALL oysters received Mt the Gem
Saloon come by Wells, Fargo & Cos.
Express, md are warranted freah.
Those coming "slow freight" are from
twenty to thirty days on tho road, and
past experience has proven that
they will not keep in good condition
for TINT length Of time. II you would
bnve the best quality OF fresh oysters,
call at tho Com"
The very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, at the Gem Saloon.
A nice assortment o! Ludies' and
Gents Hats nj Englcr's; very low
prices.
The celebrated Crystal Peak Beer ut
the Gem Saloon.
STONE ALE always Oh drGught at the
Gem saloon.
The celebrated Snffol Whisky nj the
Gem Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12

LEAF YEAn BALL.--The ladies of Elko
have tukcn finnl action OH the Leap
Year Ball question, md VIC nrc suro 10
hnvo ono--in short, VIC big huskics Of
the dear ladies arc TO do all tho ''put-
Ting UP" therefor. II is IL good idoa,
for since tho decline In Pictou and
Maryland wo Hro decidedly burst In
pocket. Monday evening the lniics
met nj the SchoUl.housc. appointed
their committees, and decided to havo
the dance OH tho 18th instant. II was
finally agreed that no lady should come
without ono or moro partners, while ITO
gentleman need apply unless he has
had nn invitation from suInD lady.
Ladies' from all adjacent places are
cordially invited TO attend, but they
must remember that They aro expected
to net ~ escort to sotnc gent. Tho
lndics Of Elko nrc going right ahead
with tho affair, and nro mixing tho
most complete and satisfactory arrange
mcnts. II tho males don't hnyc n good
time II will DO their own fault, md they
ought always, In tho future, to havo to
do their own quitting up" llcmcm.
Der The Leap Yonr Dnll, ut tho Depot
Hotel, on February 18th.
STocxnoLDEH'B MISUNDERSTANDING
IL. NJ. Grant givcB notice In another
column that n meeting Of tho Rtockhold.
ora Of tho South Leopard minu will tnkc
place Mt tho ofioc Of W. NJ. Stafford
March 1Bt.
OrBTEEs In the loaf Al tho GomI
~ you want a nico gnit or ovcrcoat,
dont foil TO call at EuClcr'a, aud you
'"in CarclY 10 Quilted. -
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From Sundays Daily.1

Social DAEcr.-The dance st Henry
Harroun's Friday Wns we'll attended by
the young folks, and also by some OF
the older ones, the room being filled
with joyous persons Of saltatory pro-
clivities. Tho music wns inspiritiug,
the company agreeable, and everybody
waltzcd AWAY to their entire satisfaction.
Those assembled having sharpened
their nppetites by their vigorous efforts,
adjourned ut IL O'Clock to tho Pfeifer
Restaurant aud pArtook Of I'M excellent
supper, ut tho conclusion Of which ull
repaired to their homes.
PERsoSAL.--Chief Engineer Glenn
ems, together with Lew Tushcira, pass
ed cast by the train Inst evening to re-
view the scene Of the big blockade. 80.
Our old acquaintance Mccoy Of Mineral
Hill, passed through by the same train
OH his way to visit his old home in the
Suites" He will he absent about two
months. 90. Charles De Young. Of the
San Francisco Chronicle, passed west on
his why home from Washington. Ho
awaited tho rupture Of the blockade at
Salt Lake City.
The mail coRch from Cornucopin yes.
tcrduy arrived at 3 o'clock p. H., and
Kelly, who has 80 adroitly manipulated
the ribbons all through the rough
weather, Informs VI that n pretticr road
or swceter travelling never fell TO his
lot. Kelly has stood the cold and long
drive over his route like Il hero, and is
richly deserving Of the benefit lie is now
receiving.
Pollok CoURT.-Justice Taylor yea
tcrdny assessed onc Iowinsky in the
sum Of thirty dollars for suffering his
organ Of dcstructivencss to get the bet
ter of discretion, Whereby the valicnt
bruisCr was led to suinsh i'll the rIuss
door Of II dwelling On one Of the buck
streets aud otherwise diSaareeably de-
port himself.
STREET. SALE.--Lcopard stock sold on
the street in San Francisco Yesterday at
Sl2!I per share. Five hundred shnre4
nrr known to have changed hands ut
thnt figure.
Enthusiastically there m1ivcd by
NF a.
Wells. Fnrso & Co.'S express from Cor.
nneopi" three bars Of Leopard bullion,
valued At Sc, 1872 80
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From Wednesdays Dnily. ]

SOMETHING NEw.--Whilo ZOO. Trip.
lett MAS In Chicago ho purchased Mt IL
cost OF $l5, the State right Of Nevada,
for n new and chicncious addition TO
sewing mnchincs. II was wnrIentcd to
III and do It's work In the best Of style,
never falling to come 10 time when
pressed into nSc. We do not know lust
whnt part OF O machine II improves, but
aro assured by Joe. that II l. q succcss,
md has only to 10 seen to 10 appro-
ciatcd. lie will shortly begin n cnnvas
Of tho county, aud afterwards tho State,
for its sale.
TEooPs o ARIzoNA.-Tho westward
bound train which arrived hcrc at If
a. IN. yesterday, had four cars Of sol.
diers' Tho troops aro n detachment
Of tho ith United States Infantry, IN
command Of Lieutenant j. II. Spencer,
md are on their inny 10 Arizonn, vim
San Frnncisco.
Tux train from tho cast yesterday
morning vas two hours and Il quarter
behind time, owing 10 delays Oh tho
Union Pacific road.
BULtIoS.-on Sunday luut Wells,
Fnrgo g. Go. rOeGivod from CornucopiO
two bnrs Of Leopard bullion, valued Il.
?I,ogo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12
GRAND JURORS.

The following veuirc Of Grand Juror
was drawn 10 serve for the February
term; returnable on the 23rl instant;
James Adams, Benjamin ArmAtroug,
J. j. Billings, g. II. Bobier. r. +.
Brennan, Thomas Cuhill, W. T. Crane,
N. q. Crosby. George Elmore. F. ].
Franks. J.. p. Hough, Charles Hale,
L. 81. Huutsman, II. A.. IInrville. +. 81.
IIargis. Vim. Haywood. A. b. Miller,
WIN. PlughoF. ". G. Randolph, Il. G..
Weir, J. F. Weeks, Isaac Wiscman,
Calvin Wiley, ]. q. Wood.
SHERIFF c. N. Hays, Of Silver City,
Idaho. arrived hero by tho train last
evening to take charge of Hughes. who
was arrested at Cornucopia last week by
Deputy Sheriff Seitz. Sheriff Hays
starts for Idaho again this morning.
taking Hughes, who will be tried for
completely in tie murder Of Lord ut
South Mountain some months ago.
RELEAsED.-Capt. Palmer called upon
us yesterday morning and made known
the fact that the man arrested by him Mt
Carlin upon o telegram FROM California,
the duy previous. had been discharged.
II appears that the arrest vas authorized
through a misunderstanding in relation
to tho payment of certain II due
parties III that State. Tho difficulty
WINS readily adjusted BY the accused,
through the telegraph. and an order for
his release was Immediately forwarded.
a. Y. LANCASTER. Deputy Sheriff ut
Tuscarorn, brought down Johnny Cor
bett from that place and entrusted hin,
to the care Of Sheriff Brown for twenty
five days. Johnny imbibcd a little too
much "tarentuln," and attempted 20
take possession of the town without
having first procured n decd to It, and
thereby involved himself in unnecessary
trouble.
LATE TRA1S.-The express train from
tho east yesterday was about three hours
late again, rs usual. The conclusion is
reluctantly arrived at, TINT the brilliant
achievements Of that irrcRistiblr Truckec
snow-plow, were merely scintillutions Of
the fiery brain Of that terrible Chronicle
Reporter, and that the local papers do
occasionally tell the truth.
DECREE OF The Counr.-Thc Ninth
Judicial District Court Inns issued n de-
cree OF distribution in the matter of the
estate Of Charles Billig, deceased,
whereby tile administrator Of said estate
is ordered to pay to the heirs the sum
of S7l3 SO, that being the amount now
held by him for suid estate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12
sATuItDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1870.

225 Alpha. "a. 20, PAX. a4H:.
sos Belchdr, 32N, 32H, 80 BIO.
SO Confidence, 70. ~ bio.
157 Con. Virginia. 42O, 4I6.
1870 Sierra Nevada, ~, 2Oa... 2uN.
1910 California. S2Hi. S3A, 81, eIT,
Sl!I.
40 Bullion. 80.
29U Exchequer, 1879, 1879, 10.
100 Orerman, G5. CT. GI1,, GIX SO.
7a5 Ophir. IS, 5S $40.
40 Mexican, ~, 1872, IS'; b5. 1877.
100 Gould Il Curry, 2l?4, 2lblU, 2U!..
335 Beet Il Belchcr. ~.
1910 Savage, 1874, 1885,.
l25 Halo x S~orcros8, 80, 5OX.
1865 Point, 2lX, 2i1I, 24h., 24H b5.
81 jacket. l03. 1911. lOl.
$50 Imperial, ~, ~. ". b30.
loo Empire Mill. 5T, 6.
1000 Kentuck, ljT, l57I, l5H, 49,.
$50 Justice, ~. 2714, 2714 80, 27n.
1ll5 Succor. TX, 22I.
800 Union, II. 1913, l0n, lOH 10,
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1926 Indy bryan. ~. So.
IS Julin. Ii2I.
125 Caledonia. 39H. 3sX. SO, 3sH.
$40 Silver Hill. llII.
90 Valley, ~.
800 Raymond Il Ely. 2lX.
2S5 Eurckn Con-, l5st, l5X, 10.