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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04
FACTS FOR THE Million.

:
The facts referred 20 in the above
caution nrc tho facts i'll relation 10 the
victories over disease achieved by Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. That Known
cd tonic is daily adding fresh laurcls
Of popularity TO tho great reputation
which il long since obtained rs. n rem
cdy for Dyspepsia, constipation, bill
business, nervous tisyrlcr$; urinary
troubles, intermittent and remittcnt
fevers, rheumatism and debility, and
demonstrating to tlib Fhtia,nttion OF the
pablic its superiority 10 tho palliativas
which food tho market, and whose
mHkc-BCliefH cures nrc trlii!il et.d in
manufactured testimonials. r..l .
1t is n subject Of honest pride 10 The
prorrictorS Of Hostcl:cr's Diticra, that
no claims have ever been advanced in
its behalf that could not bo curroborated
by ample proofs, but most GsSurndly. Ind
such been tho case, They hHuid have
expected nothing better than that n pro
parntion holstcrch mp lis STATEMENTS Of
the same stripe rs those INDUCED in by
the proprict0rs Of cheap locgl bittcrs
and iialcokOlie rubbish, Would speedily
die OF innnition, Such has been The
fnt" Of thousands Of hcpuT.d RhamIs,
rather less eLlir1cpu& than hilgc water.
The success Of tlic Bit(Grs 81 attri.
hutnhlo TO their genuine excellence
The public has observed that with,
they Hrc Glycrlistd o o, ihoy do, aht
that no incredible prclGnsiOns ore M!ndt
on this account. TEGy lhfc Sainet
md will continue to relain tlT conf
dGrd' and respect Of an enlightened
community, far to intelligent 10 b.
long imposed upon by The Sham Abrn
hHmism Of UnscruputVus IuaGks nh,
disrcputnblo spcculNtGls /
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.1

THRoUGn parties just In from Rnil:
road District VIC obtniu the gratifying
intelligence that the business and min.
iiiB PROSPECTS of tile camp nro much
brighter in consequence Of late develop
Hints III hGtli smelling and copper ore
ClGinis. At distance of over TOO feet
i'll the lower WeBfUct tunnel u sudden
change in tho character Of TIC ground
occurred, followed by tho disclosure Of
vein matter to MI extent Of three feet
in width, through which small strata
Of good orc nre striking downward.
yltis IA tlrc first change Of my consc-
qucItG Encountered in the tunnel, md
tho imprcssiGu How Is, that tho lodo
for which tho long struggle has been
made to reach, is close nj hand. EvcrS
effort IL being made TO decide the matter
beyond Il doubt, and IL il confidently
expected TINT the pcrsevCring energy OF
ITO COMPANY IL about to he Forwarded.
Lnlo developments in several Of the
copper C1Ginis III Ito dir,ricl have
awakened renewed interest lii TINT
branch Of mining, Hni tho work Of or
traciing copper orc Is now carried on
successfully. Sufficient To load two
edrs IN now ready for shipment, nnd q
good qGatiiy 81 tho orc appears TO bc
nbundnrhi Mr.. Rcncrsom will conf.
mcnce hnuling to tho depot here tho orc
for shipment TO san Francisco. Pcylom
n SUnlc lnvo IN their mine, ut dcpth
Of 90 feet, four feet Of excellent COPPER
ore, which continues To- improve ms
depth IN attained. Tho work Of grrdin,,
for tho now mill, which IL 70 bu crrclc,l
on tho western SLOPE Of tho mountain
by tho Ice Mining Co., IL bcing rap.
idly pushed forward, mud tho machinery
Is already upon the ground. We under.
Gtnml tho minc is yielding. plenty OF
good ore, which, taken IN connection
with Tho improved condition 81 nfFnirs
Oh tho cast sau Of tho nIoutrtnin, indi.
Gates season Of prosperity fnr beyond
anything experienced IN thhe locality
for several years past.
NEw ADs'. --Pnrticula attention Ia
called to the now advertisement Of tho
Gem Saloon which appears in this is.
Ruc. Also that Of tic Palace Lodging
hOuEo nnd Saloon n CnFnncrpiN which
viii DO found IN another column
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04
from Tuesdays Dniiy.I

ISLAND MouSrAIN..--A privf6 fcttdr
from ISlHnd Mountain brings the intel.
hBriree Tint tho Martlis Silver Com
IHny's nm started up on thc 23d inst,
nni isn rCrfttl success, working to II
Charm. Thcls ic still plenty Of water
In tho placer liggings, md prospecting
Is actively going ont Mira. NJ. a. Ross
has arrived at Bruno. dhd will immcli-
Alcly put forco Of men 81 work OH
tho Rosebud minc, with n view 10 de-
Scloping that rich prospect.
CATrLH DYISa. Assessor Griswohl
INFORMS NJ Tint ~ ionr M No cnn rstl-
mate aboht 20 pOr cent. Of the cattle IN
Huby AMI Clover Valleys hNy0 died dur
ing tho Pnst Winter. md ns most of tho
cattle asSrEsrd In tho county nrc il,
That locality, ihis will probably effect
our assogsmont roll 10 n considerable
cSteht this ycnr.
NEw Law FnM.--G. ~. EccMcy, for.
morly JnlSo Of tho Ninth Ju,licini Din.
met, has fctoiHly he. oino nssociatdl
With ". H. 1'igcit~ IN the Inv business.
The c'ttd N fho flow firm will bo notice.,
elsewhere IN tLevC coluplnst
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04
tFrom Fridays Daily. ]

PEEsoSAL..--M. X. Trucit arrived by
stage from COfnucOpia Inst evening. lie
takes the train for san Francisco this
morhing Billy Mayor arrived from
the west Wednesday. lie Is expecting
his brother, G; u. iiHyom, TO arrive to-
night.
FtRrrEE FROM THE FAST TEAtx.-
Through tho courtesy Of Mr.. Paddock
%c obtained the following: The fast train
icft Chicago at 10 o'clock =. H., twenty
four minutes ahead Of time. At 1880
II kNd gained seven additional minutes.
lToEsrH. Clay Merritt raEt night
sgnr,cf Tor Winnomuccn witN four of his
hloclrd stations, which recently arriv-
Cd from tho cast. lie tt1;os them to
SELF
OUR old towlIsinnI, VIM. Wnrdrop. IL
HOW running fnst freight to Cornu-
copia. lTc starts for tho "lioIn," via
TuscNrorn, again This morning.
Sr. Lorna BAvAHiAS DrER; Tho host
inth1 world; surpaasing the finest ale;
just received, direct from tho east, nj
tho "uCm."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04

Panther mine by tho trinncl, which is
rlrivcn IN some 300 feet, 10 tho Wine
sunk from that level 100 fcct, following
the leah to the second level: This has
tScH run upon the Ledge distance Of
3ii0 net; the winzc in the licantiuie b.
! ing continued down upon the vein and
disclosing excellent ce the entire dis
taIec. The amount Of wo-k scconlI-
lish in this mine since january occas.
toned us no little surprise, us ut the
time Of our ptcylots visit, about the
close of that month, the Wine from the
tunnel WAS just being started. The vein
has also inerGnscd IN size, showing from
one TO two feet in width upon the lower
l6Tt!i md tho ore high grade. The
mine is now IA rouuiitioh IL comniencr
stopping ont Orc Sc desired; the time dur
ing the liast four months having hecn
expended III sinking and rrMhing
the levels. The gr6Hnd in which
the lcud is encascd-and the same may
be said Of every mine in tHS district
is unusually favorable for excavatinr,
being easily worked and Of that .pecu-
liar tenacious formation which retains
Its position with very little artificial
support. Mr.. Gcfiin informs us TINT
the perpendicular depth from the surface
to his lower workings is now over 300
feet, mud having demonstrated TIC posi-
ton Of tho lead, and its intrinsic value.
the next step necessary to its perIna-
nent development woald be Il humber-
one HOSTING works. and that they would
be. placed i'll position rs soon
~ lie has determined upon the
proper place for the working shaft.
in company with Superintendent Per.
kins we descended the Husscy shaft to
tEc teo foot level, and passing through
tho west drift found the ground firm and
solid, with occasional small strata of
quartz, shelving some mineral. The
new hosting mnGhinery had Just arrived
and rs the whim, which has heretofore
been used i'll sinking; has not the power
to raise from below tho present depth;
little beyond keeping the mine free from
water will be attempted until the en-
gines can be brought into play, which,
according 10 Mr.. Perkins calculation.
will be i'll three weeks. Everything in
aud about the mine has been well and
economically managed, and 50 soon MS
the new works can be got ready for ac-
tirn the process of sinking Will again I've
Forwarded with renewed vigor. The ul
tinintc 'alue Of The Cornucopia mines
ie, IN the dpihion IF mining men, as
suredr and the only question to be set
tied is one of depth. With the aid of
the powerful machinery in course of
erection that problem Gun md will be
solved, and we feel perfectly safe in as
sorting TINT the result Uf that solution
will prove most satisfactory to all inter-
estcd parties. No new developments
had been made III the Leopard mine
since OUR last visit, but the new mn
chincry WAS being placed rs rapidly III
possible, and will lie remly for business
within the icSt two weeks beyond n
doubt:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04
LFroih Saturdays DailE.:i
bEATn OF. IL. II. T;EITUS:

q r 1 .s-
From parties Nho came in frcm Rail:
FOND District yesterday morning We oh:
tanned the sad news Of the death 81 IL!
II: Peytoh, who calmly brcatRcd his
sast NJ Ills home; III Bullion, at 10
O'Clock Thursday evening; in the
fortieth year of his ngc: Nutwitl!
standing he had been brought very low
from n severe Attack Of pneumonia, ii
was generally supposed by his friends
and ncighbors TINT the crisis of tho Ills!
case had passed. and strong hopes were
entertained of his ultilnitG recovery.
The action Of the mincts Of The District
i'll re-eleefing him us Rerorlcr-G posi-
ton which he had long hhld-on the
very day which was to linn tie Inst Of
earth; was in cvidenGe 6i ii6w little they
were frebafei for the aIwclcomiied pres
ence. Of the grim messenger. Ills nm
timely dcath will be deeply lnourncd by
large circle of friends n,id acqunin-
tances-for his churactCr wGs above re-
proneh-Gut i,y mono SO hopclrssly as his
griGf-S,rickeh @ifc, Who. t.y this fell blow,
is left comparatively destitute and sep
arited from those to whom her wounded
spirit would ilatdrnilS turn for CON
ISOLATION in this, her deep aflIiction..
Deceased was native Of Kentucky, buiI
removed to Marshal, Clark county, Illi-
nois. while hc WAS yet young. ana
where he subsequently married. AT
the outbreak Of the late war he cspouscd
the Federal cause, aud rose to the rank
of Major. In 1869, he migrated to this
coast, and settled III Elko, where he.
pursued litG business of tenlning until
the following year, when, he removed to,
Railroad District nnl engaged in min
ing, which %dS Continued up to the tim,
of his last illness. Tho Major, MS he
was familiarls known, WIS man OF no.
bic instincts, and tile esteem in which
he WIS held by those who knew him.
best was manifested by his being select
ell as one Of the delegation representing.
this county in the Assembly, III the scs-
sion Of 1875. With heart overlooking
from generous Impulses, the; ovcr-scnsi-
tive spirit of.thc Deceased; which I'M
PEELED him to reject oycrtures Of assis-
tuncc, even from those who would have
checrfully rendered it, 1wRs. the uufor-
tunate barrier to his pccuninry advance
mcnt, but his IInmic and character will
30 down to the grnvG without spot or
blGmish, and hts memory remain green
i'll the hearts Of those who held him
dear on earth. Peace to his ashes! /
PERsoSGL:-George Scitz returned
last evening from II trip TO. Grass Val
ley, whittier lie went TO. mike d thor
ongh c&amlhation of the renowned
Fryer Process. George, thinks :ihe. in
gcnuity of the inventor is only surpnss:
cd by the Intrieacies Of the process, md
as there his boon good, rcus6h To- fGar,
the superlative advantages 80 'vehe.
mently claimed nrtG Eut the Creations OF
over-zcalous enthusiasm. ;. WIN. Weed,
an honest Elko county miller, Who re.
gently escaped from tito Sdyngc Boyines
and Bruins of the California street
mcnagcric, deposited lis aristorfhtic
figure upon the platform Just after the
arrival Of the train list evening.
p +. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-04

MEETISG.-By reference 10 orr nd-
vertising columns it will DO seen that
the Board Of Trustees Of. The webfoOi
Mining Company; Of Railroad District,
have called n special meeting Of the
STOCKHOLDERS of tic corrorati6A. to be
held ut tho ComranS's Salit; III San
Francisco; on tho 21st instaut. nee
TrE fast trnin passed Pine Blufr,
thirty miles cnst Of ehcyeline, Mt 0:2l
iNsi Syciiii'g, about 10 minutes ahead
of tinle; did Is expected to pass Elko
tonight some time between Z and 10
o'clock:
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
TRINITY'S NEW CHAPEL.

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF ST. AUGUs-
TINES MISSION HOUSE YEsTERDAY-ADpRRs
by REV. DB. DIX.
AT four o'clock yesterday afternoon the stone
Of 81 Augustinc's Chapel and Mission House laid
by Rev. DR. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trinity parish. Tho
mission opened in 1878 In the building No. 262
Bowery, with Rev Arthur A. Kmber Supernten-
The work OF that gentleman and his assistants
had proved encouraging that the vcstry Of Trinity
church determined to build permanent chapel A
site selected tho south side OF East Houston
street. about 100 feet west OF Second avenue WHICH
spot the stone OF the structure laid yester
day Al hali-past three O'Clock procession ~ss
formed at No 262 Bowery, the present chapel and
proceeded up The Bowsry on the west side, across
Houston street to the chapel
Tho sexton Of ST. Augusune's chapel, with the other
of the parish, boro the box to be deposited
In the corner slona Behind them came the leading
chors OF ST. Augustine's Trinty church, ST. Johns,
ST. Chrysoston's and Trinity chapel Following the
chors csmo the clergy outside OF the parish, about
twenyour In number, In Their vestmen,s; the vcstry
Of the parish the assistant clergy OF tho parish and
last, tho rector, Rev. Dr. DIX.
Among the clergymen IN the procession were:-Rev
p. II. Brown, Rev Drs Twyny aud Weston, Rev. A. s.
Cropsey and Rev. Mr. olmstead. On arriving at the
site exercises opened with the intonaton OF
Psalm l22 'Zaeiatus SUM-" in the singing Of which
nearly all presen, joined including about 500 young
schools When the preface and collects had been read
Rev. DR.. DIX proceeded to lay the stone saying,
''ln the namo Of the Father and OF the son and OF
the Holy Ghost Anon. lay the corner stono or an
edce To be hero erected by the name Of Chapel and
Mission House OF Saint Augustine and to be devoted TO
the service OF Almighty Gsd, agreeaby to the prpci
pies of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
states OF America in It's doctrines, ministry, liturgy
rites and usaRes other foundation man lay than
that which laid, Jesus Christ, who Is God
ALL blessed for evermore. and in whom have
dcmption through His blood the forgiveness Of
SINS Amen"
EkcoRDs STONE
In the stone placed Bible. Prayer Book, St
Augustino's 'De Crviate Del" Trinity parish year
books for 1874 rs and 76 copy of the address de-
vcrcd by the Rev. Dr. DIX on the twenty nth anni-
vcrsary oil the Conservation OF Trinity church; commu-
nicston OF General DIX TO the Legislature relative to
Trinity church; Journal OF the General Committee,
1874. and Canon's Journel Of the Ninety second Con-
venion OF the Diocese OF New York; Church almanac.
with PARISH list 1876 gold and silver cotn and various
church papera
Amer the singing Of two hymns by the assembled
chors Rev. Dr. DIX said sit Is novel sight, my
brethren to SEQ the foundation OF church laid In the
lower part OF tho city The present tendency Is alto
gebcr uptown Churches tho lower part OF the city
every day being sold altered for business par'
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
REAL ESTATE.

At the Exchange Salesroom yesterday n. A.
Lynch Il Son sold by order OF the Supreme Court in
foreclosure, +. W. Loew referee house, with 10,
so lOx546, Norfolk street, east side 10 IL feet
north Of stanton street, to George A. Haggerty for
81, 600
Blackwell Riker & wilkins sold, by order OF the
Supreme Court, In foreclosure house, with lot 251
9s 2, wcst Twenty-sixth street, south side, 234I
feet west OF Broadway to Annie T. Slosson plaintiff
A. IL Muller 4 Son sold, by order of the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, W. p Dixon referee n plot OF
land i49 1l1375 on Twelfth avenue southeast corpe,
OF 135,h street, TO Alvan Higgins Tor sls,o 900.
Bernard smyth sold, by order of the Supreme Court
In foreclosure W. Locw referee, house, with TOT
2Ox96x2sxs2 feet East l24n street. south SIDE 90
feet OF First avenue, to George A. HaGgerly.
plaintiff. for $500
s,dm. n s.. i7s 10 80 q. v. Of % av.. iaaxssa:x
18th s.. i7o IT. ". Of LIST av., 2orido2; Z.
Orchard St, q. los H. Of Hester ST.. IL ixioo; 100
II. y Bisuyel, and husband to l. Psrusset ... 5000
AT man to to j. + Waiter Waiter .. ,''n a.. Better a4ooo
sssh .. 3osa r. q o,h av.. 20 ioses-s; G. '''
r Lattinr to H. A. Lat,lng .;......: Nom.
others exees,ors, to william Japhs 80. 10000
Sons to A. B Jones $4,000
lYos's: r. Hamilton referee, J. H. Gray, aaoo
0 B. Mecane,ty referee @ 70 70 X Weber iosoo
chetwood referee to J. II Desne. ............ 1900
referee to r. L. Kennedy. y................... 10 $50
Appel, Francis, and wife. to John q. Ernenputseh
corner Christopher 81 and Waverey place; Ave
5000
Carr. William y, and wife, TO George James. Smeer-
man st esd ward instainents. . 10000
Fallon, Bridget aud husband. to Schuck n O. cor
nor is av and 6l., St yesr.,.... ......... $500
I'd .v sooo
Jonas. A. H.. to Steiuway 4 sons n g. 53d st O. OF
am Nv. months $4,000
University place; years ..............''. 5ooo
psny OF 9th av. n Of 5 d 81. yesrs..... 600
Same to same. Of 9Th SD years. l6UoO
10Th av aud iso.h St 25o
hcCdrdy. Sarah T. and husband TO Mutual Lite In
year up"", o. oo.n 81. . o. ~" w.. 10000
o. 1000
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Much may be learned tho school Of afnicton that
can be learned nowhere else
Evil speaking will cease Just as evil hearing
docs In this business the tongue depends upon the
car and Is servant
Saints may have many wants in this life. but In the
life tha, is they shall have all iulness OF JOY
and peace and pleasure evermore
II was a beautiful conceptio, Of the hesthon sage
Who said that the day death which norals much
dread is but the birthday OF eternity But only the
soul that again OF the Spirit here can ENJOY the
new life of glory that 10 be revealed IL may cause
sadness to look into the graves Of loved ones but
. look beyond brings sadness to the heart
There a silver lining to every dark cloud. To those
who cultivate truthfuness aud rely on Gods promises
light comes out OF the darkness But rcpinins aud
vain regrets filter away our strength and leave US a.
the mercy Of the enemy. can do all things through
Christ who streng me, said one OF old And 10
Christ Ices TO us than He was to Paul.
The joys Of religion, says ono OF old, arc the en-
eoursgsmsnt OF youth and the prop of old aga with
sus them scken In the midst OF prosperity.
- vtsA sssn aavsrsiy loses all ns terrora When
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
THE IRON-CLAD VANGUARD.

News has been received in this city that the British
clad Vanguard sunk on the Irish coast is TO be
sold to tho highest bidder within few weeks as shc
now lies, with only the tops OF her masts above water
Last November .he British Admiralty invited Colonel
Gowen, OF New York. who raised, II may be remcm-
bercd, number OF sunken Russian mcn-ofwar 10
Sebastopol harbor, to put In proposal for raising the
vanguard What done ia this respect ~ not
known, but II certain that no negotiations oil TINS
would not have been ordered. Full details OF the
terms OF sale &c, will, II Is expcc cd. be received IN
this Guy next wcek by Mr.. s. \. kacke, Lloyds agent
at New York
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
A GOOD SCHOOL.

ST. Josephs Academy at Flushing. l. L. Is soon to open
for the winter course This institution has won for
itself Ugh reputation for careful training OF pspils,
the OF study being intended to secure solid re-
suits and progress The in charge have reduced
their terms order meet the rxgencies oil the
times The boarding school TOR little boys has been
transferred to dehghtfu spot at Baysde where abun-
dant room for safe and exercise IS provided.
Parents 10 search OF really good school should exam
Inc into the plans OF ST. Joseph's Academy before de-
Gliding where TO Sc nd their children
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
A JEWISH CONVERTS CANARD DE
MED.

DRS. GOTTHk1L AND ADLKB STILL 8TKADFA6T
IN THE FAITH OF ABRAHAM
Last winter the Rev. E. p. Hammond, the evangelist
held series of revival services In Washington, D. c.
and 900 converts were reported the result
Among them was a Jewish doctor, RossvaIey, who,
early in the spring. came to this section He took
up a residence In Brooklyn alter q while united
with the Fleet street Methodist Episcopal church,
whose pastor subsequently introduced him to the
Methodist Preachers Association of their weekly
meeting In this city. DR.. Rossvalley addressed that
body, and, among other things said by him, mado the
statement which in brief published in last Sun
days HERALD regarding the belief OF one OF the rabies
Of the Tompe in Fifth in the Lord Jesus Christ
tho Messah but his fear to preach this faith We
have from Dr. Gotthe the rabbi referred toy
the emphatic denial of this statement that
be made Or. Gottheil is liberal enough to stand
any platform where good men, who believe IN
God the Father Almighty aud who accept the Old
Testament Scriptures containing the revealed will Of
that God, stand But he is not ready to forswear
faith Of his fathers to the extent indicated by Dr.
Rossvaey. AS the Rev Dr. Gotthic says in his letters
to those who know him and DR.. Adler tho emeritus
rabb, OF the Tempe, t is superuous to sry thai the
statements in the paragraph referring to either Of them
arc tissue Of fasehoods, utterly false and baseess
Dr. Gottheil declares that he never saw Messrs. Ross
valley and Alman either ofthem. Hence the reported
igous discussion between them and the rabies Of
the Temple never took place Ii seemed q strange
statement to make before body OF 100 more minis
ters and received by them as true
To persons who have spoken with DR.. Rossvaey
during the week he declared he ordered fact
to bo published in the HERALD That was not
sary. His statement was publicly made, and II true,
as was supposed, deemed an important item Of
ligious news. hut Mr.. c. II. Rosenthal, who has In
tcrviewed Dr. Rossvalley writes that that gentleman
says he spoke with Rabbcs Adler and Gothei in
his hfs so that his the Preachers Meet
ing was, he declares II to be. mere fabrication
Converts ought TO be very careful in the statements
they may mako the ardor of their new found faith
touching their late co-rcgionsts. The HERALD very
gladly publishes this denial OF tho rabies OF the first
and important Jewish congregation in the United
States and dsclaims any intention its part TO do
them any other clergyman injury.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.

MIxRD MARRIAGES, UNSETTLED HOMES AND
uxFAIrHFUL AND DIsoDEDIENT CHILDRKN-
SERMON BY REV. VI. q. JACOBS.
There IS no feeling, said MI. Jacobs, yesterday TO
the large congregation gathered In the Thiryfourth
synagogue pressing or that appeals
tcndcry the human heart than that of parental
affection And ye, viii only DO regarded the basis