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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18
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The overland 'Iprr:as :.aii.a that lvt;
Dg'rn nn Saturday a:s,i Sau1ay even
imgs ate still 1t T":no. The passengers
were complaining bitterly IL the storms.
The snow-i'lOw and six locomotive oil
gircs WHICH passed through here early
yesterday morning. arrived nj TuanO ut
: O'clock last evening, anu the ey,,rcss
trains Tcrc expected ia proceed some
time last night as tho track WAS :bout
clear. ! train CT about $50 cnigrants
was taken carl Ia Terrace Tuesday
might, where they cuuld be provided
with "1bSirtcmcc. The weather was
clear md very c5id last nigh; at the
SuIbInit.
The Eastern.hoiini overland train
wa5 still Mt Wells, AMI the Western
bound Mt TOano, situated til. same
MS during tho last two or three
dny'. The prospects now pro that
Tho b!ockad"d trains would get
through some time during last night;
provided The wind did not raise. One
Hnow-plo% arrived from O!cga Tuesday
night, md the large piow from T'rucl;ce,
Was Started from Wells ut G IL. III.
yesterday with sever engines, followed
by " wrceking train ~ith 300 laborcrs,
fully equipped with provisions, tools.
ETC., for an extended siege. Their or.
GCTs were to clear the track before re-
turning.
Later reports arc that tho wrccking
party has got the plow on the track that
was oil at O;c6a, and the plow reached
To"nn att o'clock last evening, which
clears the track for the present.
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SATURDAY. aIAuCu -. IS7G.

90 SEQ. Bclchcr. %.
300 0rGrinnn, 81, -. ST. 6iis. So,
H3ii. 81. 80. .'
SO J~hiiicc, ~, oG3i, 2GT:.
Iap Kcniuck. Tx, Is.
1870 Alpha, ~, 81, 52!., 5i!;. DIX.
100 q. II. Quartz. (.
43O Bclrhtr. ~, 3ii..
40 Confidence, ne :. 2Gli.
80 Sierra Nevada, SCI az, II.
200 Dnncy, IL, l..
$50 l%iullion, III. So, 57I.
1850 ESchcqucr, -. 20'., 20It h3.
20 Raymond & Ely, l,3,.
$50 Euickn Con-, II.
10 Succor, ~, ~.
100 Union, ~, TX, lT:,, l7ai,
~, X, 49,.
800 Lady bryan, ~, 81. 20.
:GU Julia. i1;s,. IG. 1874.
80 Caledonia, IL. &C.,. co.
30 Meadow Valley. ~. >.
60 Empire, ~, ~. ~.
1855 Ophir, III, 67H, G7t;, ca hi.
:G15 Mexican, 37II, 37I., -, JiL b5,
~ bio, JsI, b3n.
go Could a Curry, -, 22Ii b5, 22lt,
22I..
300 Doai 4 I'clchcr, O., GIH, 81. GI1I
h5.
1850 California, S0n, H9hi, So>:, So,
81.
1910 Savage, 10. 1872.
$40 Con. Virginia, ~, 81 bio. 81 b5,
49,. BB4.
1870 Clullnr, l23, 12J. l2G.
$50 Hale d NDrcross, &c. Is.
9T5 Grown Point, %. % III, AZ.
40 jacket, ZIG. II7H.
"Oo3 lmrtriRl, II, lGs4, 1871.
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TIE PANTHER IMnuoGLIo.
CaxNucopIA, March 10, 1876.

CakNucoPIA, March 10, 1876.
EpIreas ISvE2ESD2Sr.-Ny former
communication to you. in reference to
the Pasther mine here, atcms 70 have
made the "gallcd jade wiacc," judging
from the f~arcicGl letter cf "A. ID. NJ"
in the POs!s issue Of ths 18th. the pler.
i!ity Of which SO shocked The editor that
no was forced TO introduce in his col
& prologue OF his c~u. In my
former article l wrote simply to correct
the s1o common c:ror Of exaggerated
sensational reports in relation to mining
developments by men who know nothing
Of mines, and not through "pe,sonal
spite" to ANY parties connected with
the'Panlhcr Company.
My opinion II that an" had been
imposed upon uad mislcd by rumors. or
by the thirsty ninpliacr Swinging
around Tie circle" Of our little camp
with 4 rich cabinet specimen in hts
pocket, ready at my time to dilatc
upon its surprising richness for the
prospects Of IL drink ; but since his Sec
o:ld opistle I all willing now to admit
l YIN somewhat III error. IN" must
b. all expert, and, since lie has the prof
fer OF n "lsoot to assist him, will
keep the Pos! lively with his corrcs-
encg SO reliable. ..sl.. ra -..r.-,
When n correspondent iniimutcs that
here is ore il the Panther or my other
mine that will go 81, 900 TO 81, 900 per
ton, and that the ledge Is fully -four feet
wide, he intends 70 convey ihe idra that
srrh IL tie ACREAGE OF the ore and TINT
it will pay MS much by mill process
such, at least. is the plain inference
from ms" lelter-l rciterate that lie
was mistaken or else he wil:ully Inisrcp-
reSents the facts. There is no such It
showing in this camp. 4
Th. Leopard had IL srlcMdid outcrop
of h~ish-grada ore AMI - well-deined
ledge Of "a 10 3ta feet in width that
would assay from 500 to 500. 900 por
ton. Docs M" know what Leopard
orc has averaged by mill process? l
thin!; no', Though he might get the Pro-
.iei&or 10 cmlightcn him.
Professor Root, indeed, II my let
ter gave the Impression that eve ire
trying 20 Trt NJ ~ excitement on our
mines ard minerals" cannot help it.
II it puts 1t ~"danrpcr OH Immigration
this S?vinS," the town Will be benefited
thereby. There are too many idle lGza-
roni ana imprcunious men her0 now.
and no Ole knows il better than the
business men whom VI" has invoked
10 verify his statements
ThicI have n decidedly more damaging
effect than anything 1 copIi have writ
tcn-and ! do not think the ouIsidc
world" cares anything about .hr mat.
ter. admit the truth Of the obscrya-
lion that / had not been III The n.irc FOR
:! i1ay time, AMI presume tia: M rn-
;t.::!ca va, '~tHbnn.d," together with
mort other Christians who :ivnw Il Pc.
ELECTION iogI.o:E. N:SIg.s.
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From Sundays Daily.

SHEER SrEStEEE...-Thc County Com.
miHsiOncrs Mt their last meeting allowed
bills for bonlicg upon coyote scnlps 10
tho amount Of 1851 10. At the present
ratio Of destruction these playful animals
will Dol become extinct aud the rab.
bits which were formerly their princi-
pal article OF diet, GIN increase and
multiply mud roam in awnynlB through,
hll The grain Heterogeneous, etc., saving
Tho nnchcrH tho trouble ~ harvest.
lug by, gathering II for them. We
movo for another law now granting
bounty for rabbits. Who'll GCcoud
tho motioni
Tue fricnds ot D. stvogc. We hear,
nro about TO put him forward for tho
Dofnocratio nomination for tho State
"ennte. Savage did well in tho Assem-.
ny, md nhould he receive tho noininn.
uon, would, beyond q doubt, mako n
lively run for tho Senate.
"A nice assortment Of Ladies' md
nGnts' Hats NJ Englcr's; very low
I,E celebrated SaG:l whiaty al tho
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(. ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NorSo AMERICA NtSiSd cpArASY: TO-
1 cation OF principal place OF Dnsftass. San
Francisco, CIiilIrtiI. ] cation or SOrkA TuAcSl
toTa District, Ello County, Nevada. sIy.s
Notice Is hereby given. tL.i=a. a meeting OF
the ooarl Of Directors, held on tia, 18Th day OF
Z eiIruaIy' 1910. an assaas,ncnt tNo. ~ OF 80
r.In lsT Ahare uAe lSHirdi npo,Is tho caEiinl
stoGE OF the corporation. payable inlplrdiatsly
In United statts Gold coin, 10 the Secretary. at
thu nnL-p Of Ii" O1inpmy. t0a Montgomery
street. Han ErlnCtsGo. (altI0rail. $3.50;
ANY STOCK upon which this n4~sezsnFnL shau
remain cnpald on tho 21ud day or SIGrrh. 1910.
WI Nc "'llilutnt. anil advertised for sIle'n at
puhte nnction; aud utl-.I payment IL made be-
iuTs. Val 6a sold on MUuday. tho lUIli tiay OF
April lSi6. 10 ply Tho DELINQUENT assessment,
t+e'her With rcsts Of advetthLty and elptnsvs
OF sitn' ..stf...g g. rs.srss tTt
By Orlrr OF the boatd Of Nrt<tcsA
Il. II. BROWN, Sssrtar3. {,
OFFICE Room 2, 40. 402, MoutyonIrfS
''fre'. san Frahei'So' California: fl.td
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CLOsUItE or BUSINESS uoUaEA
OS SUNDAY.

Nc, Tbs undersigned. agree 10 clos
our respective places Of buRincER from
Saturday night ntil Monday morning,
from Saturday. Mnrrh the eighteenth.
And further ngrco TINT we will no.eprn
theIu for Salo or delivery OF goods u
any description whatever under a pen.
alty OF one hundred dollnra for each
violation, VITA the exception Of tho firms
Of N. Cohn and Abe Mooser, who are al,
lowed 10 keep open their respective
stores during fruit season until ten
O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Dated Elko, Elko county. Eesudn..
March setchth, eighteen hundred nrd
seScntS-six.
i. REISHArr ( Co..
ions AfStEI,
L. EHcLkE.
a. 3fooaER,
q. 4. 81. Conn,
~, ConN.
II you want 4 nics eui. T ovGreost,
don't fail to call ut Englet'A and you
will surely be suited
sIosF AIE alwhys on drausht at Tho
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PEasoNAL.-Amone the psssencen on

PEasoSAL.-Amons the passengers on
the train which vas delayed Mt this
place las; night were Rev. John Thcrle,
p. CIV. G. T., Of Adelaide, S. A., who
is on his way to England ou tehalf OF
the Government OF South Australia to
solicit Immigration to that coun.ryi aud
Jess Young, Fellow Of tina Royal Geo.
graphical Society Of England. who is
on his way from Australia, whittier he
has been Oh all exploring expedition in
the interior Of that country. During
his travels TO Succeeded, IA company
with two other gentlemen, u guide, an
Afghan and twenty-five canc!s, IN nnk-
the journey from Adelaide, Sonth Aus.
~tralia, TO Perth. Western Australia, II
distance Of 5000 miles, in seven months
without the loss Of either Il man ora
camel, ala undertaking rorcr before &C.
complished. This journey is the moro
remarkable from the fact that the
party once Travelled 33i miles, without
finding uny signs Of water. Tho cam-
els used wero the property OF the Hon.
Thomas Elder, NJ. L. c., who keeps a
herd Of $50, under the churge OF az.
CHAN drivers, for the promotion Of ex-
ploratiOn i'll the interior. u4s
A lnrgc party Of Australian ladies and
gentlemen arrived on Thursday last by
the T.. u. s.. S. City Of San Francisco.
Among thein are Sir Redmond barry.
Judge of the Supreme Court Of the
Colony Of Viclotia, und Augustus Nor
ris, COMMISSIONS: from the Government
oi New South Wales to the Centennial.
ABORTION of the wrccking train which
passed here going cast. about 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning, returned carly, yes
terday morning bringing the remains
OF Oscar Bcitl, sioker on the engine
which with the s%now-plcv was thrown
from the track ut Tulnsco, Tuesday;
Joseph O~penshaw, engineer aud n dis
abled engine from:thc snow-plow train.
The injuries received by SIr. Opcnshaw
are painful, but fortunately not dam
gerous. The train only remained here
atew minutes nnd proceeded to. Car
lin, The wrecked plow was being
driven by five engines, and when
near rui.sco, jumped the track TO tie
left, tho foremost engine plunging oil
to the right, smashing the pillow
nna turning it completely around.
The second engine Remained on
the tack bal! was also disabled.
1t WIS asca-taiacd after the accidcn;
that the pillow had been running upon
the ties and merely hugging the track
for the distance OF n mile before the
S:naslI-np occurred, The volume OF snow
which constantly pon:ed bac,; upon the
engines rendering everything so obscure
THAT TIE danger could not be discovered.
CoEE.--The remains CT tho old coke
pile, beside the railroad track, il being
loaded in cars by Mrssrs. Boiler i Co.
fox hitip.Acnt to Enrei;n. via tile Z. & 2.
l.. Il. Long has It's familiar counten-
"n.c a~r:rIe'i MI ped,s;riGDs who hat
"cc"iinm To- trG"ci ~ Tile track, aud tho
ground looks LIrc Gbtn deprived OF the
rs"@L covering.
BrLLInS NECEIFTI. Wells, Fargo {
Co., received from the Leopard Mill ycg.
tcSlay, fur bars uf bullion ~yaiuo;l NJ
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lFsom ",fnciiay''s Daily.

TIRE lHJuEXp,-Thc persons referred
TO III our t~eleGra@ls from Wells as in
jurod III the wreck yesterday, were
Joseph Opcnshaw an,l Oscar iicdcli.
IL. openshaw WAS formerly II resident
of Elko, having been in the employ OF
the Haiirond Company i'll 1870 i'll the
capacity Of trucl:aan nj the freight
depot. H. afterwards removed 10 Car
lin, and has OF latc been engaged OF
;io humboldt Division nG engineer.
He III also II hncmblr of l.iiU Lodge,
+. and \. u. Oscar Beicll III IL lad Of
Is years. who has lived in Cn:lin sever
nj years, nnd has always been regarded
III III honest and inri-Mrrkin. boy.
Ike has only been working IA Tao road
siX or seven months, IN thc ca,iacity o;
a iirc!na:I. ii,S rn:.Uts AMI H:s:r. ry..-
Idle i'll CIIiig, H.d his ]ImD.!!rr wcm. up
10 see i,im aid minister - his wants
yesterday, bciaG T. passenger on the
w:ccI:cr, which passed Up :l,Dut moan.
She appears t" ircl ti.c accident l~cclly.
~ poor Oscar pnL her nIaiu stay and
support, and his welcome voice and
willing feet will DO greatly missed
H:ouah the little :i.csiic.
P~EEso"Ai"--E. u. E.cading. of Car
lin. c"nc nj yesterday, aud i, Rtill one
oE U'....Dr. Rob Morris still rcrlains
with Us, hut only awaits The arrival Of
Il train from ;l.c east ia shake the dust
"f Elk" oil his feet. Jim. Matter. the
champion tiiicE cac.lcr, i, also in town
III attendance upon ilc District Count,
III lie capacity Of a witness in the Mel
son robbery c.uiG. ... DR.. Pnrs0ni will
Lease Elkn in n fcw days to rny n pro-
frssional visit TO soinc of oar neighbour
Ing towns.
pIGn.-1hc little daughter Of Harry
O'D"nHcl, the dry goods clerk ut G. &
NJ. Cuhn's store, died ut his residence
on Monday evening. Of congestion of
the brain. The little sufferer fingered
in tho most intense agony for several
days, nnd finally PASSED to its Maker.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
"ENESArE.-BcrnArd'a String Band
was oUt on n serCnadiilg expedition Sat-
urdaY evening, ana we owe them our
thanks fnr IL number o! popular Mrs en-
ccutcd in tho most approved style, and
somr sweet I0clodics which were sang
in Il manner that woald reflect credit
upon n chorus of professionals.
&. /. X. E.-.Thc trains OH tho G. L.
Il. II. nrc still h%lockudcd. At las. nc.
connts il was thought probable that one
could hc got through This morning. At
any r"!", We think tho Company should
run It's trains to this place AMI then lap
and proceed west ngain, ng was done
during the recent blockade.
TjtE DtTCH.-Thc ditch TO drnin tho
town Of Elko, and cause the little rivers
to mcandcr III tn the Humboldt, wng nj.
most completed last night. IIcnccforth
We expect 10 navigate tho streets with.
out getting Our delicate little ~troltcrs
wet and without the mid Of u miniature
steamboat or mud scow.
TnE IINL.--Bobitr & Co.'s now
hall IL being pushed 10 az carly COM.
rIction, and IN u day OF two IL will 10
ready for any and all engagements.
---------s t------~--
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q Sgw PorrAL C4E.-Oun Of The six new
postal cars for Tsn upon the louie Le-
tween san Pganri5ro and OSi"n Was at
tacisl To lie Westward. bound express
train yesterday morning. Its Il very
marked j~WpIHrclntut on the old Cre,i
bo!A 81 appearances md convenience.
The present cal il much lungrv than
the former, being the same length Of
the slcrpcrs md irats upon six-whrrlcl
t:ic.i; instead ot The old fOur-whrglcIs.
The interior Of the car ia It's arrange
mcnt fer the distribution Of Letters, ya-
peTh, etc., hn, received Ill tha improve
mcpis thai long c~pcsicLcs in the
can detect every defect in the system,
and !u!clh gently correct t!.-:n. Besides
6~t.t"-roo;ns t.nI berth itr ihc t.c.ymmo.
dn:!on Of cl".!:s when of ,luiy, the ear
il supplied with II wNicr.;anH, pad
neat IiXiHrgS wherein 20 perform the
necessary nbiGtioE5, tcg,;icr with a
clothca-prcas and al The other necessary
ndjnacis "a bachcloc apartments. The
letter ana paper dist rhuti0n boxes
incline oUt@ariS. and are closed
At til" lower end 10y lit.lu hanging doors
s~iinilHr to those q a chute. On either
side Of the openings are houks TO sup
port the mouth Of the sack which is 10
receive the special contents al u box,
vixen, by raising the door, IdentioncI,
II IL discharged automatically jntn In,
sach, thus ObviatIig the necessity nf
ro%.handllmG. Division Superintendent
Alexander Informs W. that in the event
Of il heavy press Of mai matter for dis
Irritation GA the route, three CLERKS can
he employed 10 Advantage, whereas. in
the oil postal cars two Only could work,
aud It quite frequently happened thai.
With so light II force, men wrro over.
worked. and then coull NOT discharge
Nil the duties required Of thcm.
MonE TunEouUnEErD Srocx.-J. II.
Dillingham; has jus: departed for the
blu" tToss country, where lac will pur.
chase for J. II. Tabcr another lot Of
that magnificent thoroughbred stock,
equal, ii not superior, to that imported
by our sticky friend last year. Mr..
Dillingham; will arrive about the first
III Mny with the finest animals, perhaps,
That ever sct n lIoof in the county.
Clay Merritt will net in tho capacity
OF accredited agent. as usual.
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81 COURT
;yrHl: /. II. PLACE, rEi:slp;,;G.

SArUEDAr-In the District Court Of the
Ninth Judicial District the case VI
Ch!naaHnrry. indicted for assault With
intent to kill. was culled for trial. The
jury was clnpaneled, evidence tnken,
arguments heard and the case submitted
to the jury, which in n few minutes re:
tanned a'vdrlitt Of guilty us charged
In the iniictincnt," On Wednesday
neat Harry viii be sentenced.
MoSDAY, March l3th.--rhe case OF
the SttSa % Nevada W. J. VI. Nelson
wis called, and tho venire OF jnro.s was
exhausted without securing jury. At
80 p. IN. it hscanie neccssary to issue
II Special 'vtnire Tor ten jurors, return
able at I o'clock. ut which time. Il full
jury WAS enipanelcd aud tho cnse pro
ccc;lcd with.
TrEgDAY.-'rhe case Of the State
against J. ", Nelson, indsctol for. high
way lobbcry in connection with stop.
riuS WoodrunTs e Ennor's stage, near
Wells, on the 2nd % July last, occupied
the &tScation IL the Cc1rt ri;il ! y. ST.,
ut which time it l,CcSHue. necessary To-
adjourn until 10 O'Clock this morning 10
await the arrival Of witnesses from
Wciis, who are necessarily detained by
tho delay Of trains from the East.
WEpSEsDIE.-Thc ;Tini Of Nelson for
$~laSe;r2bb+:y was cr.simueI yesterday.
and The case Submitted - The jury at .
O'clock las. night. ..r.. .
rnrEspAY.-The jury in the ease Of
Nelson, Indicted for stage robbery. came
into Count a.. 10 o'clocl; n. m, bringing
n verde, Of guilty AZ charged in the
indictment. - Nelson viii receive lis
SENTENCE next Monday.
The case Of the Cinnamon indicted
for dealing 1t banking game u~nlawfully,
ri Coiaucolia, WAS, ut the instance Of
the District Attorney, dismissed, owing
TO ihr inipossibiiity OF procuring impoit-
mt witnesses.
Johnson (culorcdl md China Harry,
tee former convicted If grand larceny,
the Latter for- assault with intent to kill.
will receive their respective Sentences
Tomorrow.
The cause Of Anderson w. Hardr.iy
wag 'lisEhs-l ut ih- request OF plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

no ALI. rEIlRoSs OWNING on ct,A,snyn.
L any Interest In the JOHNSON inlnn. In Ecu.
,.nniai. unrmcrly nun tInnl District. locatrd Il,
t,ih Laiirs 10 L. q. Ma. b. T.. L. D.yis, o.. O..
on!iiL' on the ga dag Il Juno. 1869. ara hrrtlYi
no'ihcd That l linrr caused The ntcfsadry work
W u duna on satd ininr IN Recurn IND Attrss.
neui4 Tor tho years 1871 aud 1915, and uulthi
Ho hinc II paid. together will hi, rcHl nj 4
per cent. per month m costs 81 Hlrcrtl.Inp NJ
lid "thco Of the Ei.ko s~pFRESbEST, Elso. Fikn
county. Nevada. within niJrty 1901 days rom
ilo hrSi publication of ihiB Notice. your interest
III said jOlIiieU;I INF 10 will reSoiI Ia inc according
to Law. l.. Is, SEYMOUR.
fLKur New. Jan. 10. 1876. Jis.eni.
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TIL; UMrUHLTCNX COUNTY COM
III Il:

Tho foilowina-namcd gentlemen com.
priseihe Republican County Committee;
lli:o--J. s. Muyhugh, Chairman +; G.
Scitz, Secretary G. G. Crane.
Ruby Valley. j.. Moore.
Mound Nallcy--A. ". Brown.
Wcll5-S. J. Crutchpr.
Sprucrmont--D. T.. Wheeler.
Clover Nnllcy--F. ~Iloncynan.
Naillund-A. 4. Con.
Tonno-L j.. Eno (decenscd.)
h~lllcct-.Janca Finncrty deceased.
CHrlin-- 4. ]. Smith ~(dcccascd.J
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tFrom thursdays Daily

P~CGGoSAL. --Afoniay'H HnI Tuesday.
trains from the West, Hhich consolidated
md returned yesterday morning, took
several passengers who have been await.
ing n WCstern.bound train since Sunday
lnst. Among tho number wna Dr. Rob.
Morris; our old acquaintance. j.. i.
Tolloy, II. llcmGath. Of C~ornucopia. and
j. 8. Mnyhu3h,
FrsEEAL.-Tho fnncinl Of tho li.tlo
daughter Of Harry o'ponncll took place
yfattrdsy nj = o'clock a. NJ,
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lFrom Tuesdays Duly.

EAStEHS !iTAE.--Dr. Robert Morris.
tho eminent cSpoundrr Of FREQ Mason.
RS, who has been Fnjounuing Mt this
place during the pnst three days, ut
Masonic Hall yesterday conferred upon
tho wives OF u number Of tho fraternity
the degree Of tho "Eastcrn Star" To
mo blockade Of tho trains cnat Of this
point mo W. Indebted for tho Doctors
Pro'ractcd stay, hc being on his way to
Ni"it The various Masonic LodCcn IN tlia
State, after which he continue, - oil Li,
mission to California. Mr.. Morris l.
will known throughout America rs nm
earnest worker in tho good causo. hny.
Ing rendered II mobt valuable rcrviccs
during n period Of thirty ycara, which
VIII always assure him Il cordial recon.
ton from tho fraternity TO whatever
quarter Of the globU Ito mny bend his
atcps.
DiNoLUTfoTs.-Tho dissolution OF co.
portncrship bolwocn Massrs. fraser &
Perkins at Bnltlc Mountain, ciyinp
plncc TO tho ncw firm Of blossom G
Perkins, viii BE- found In another
column. Also the dissolution Of the
firm Of DO Wolf d Schlesinger, drue.
sjsi's q C4Gnutorin.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SoCTH LEOPARD MINING coMf4ST-io-
y catton or principal place OF business, Elku,
'kevadas loeall0n of works. coruucoplI Mining
District, Elko County. EuVSdA. gss-t1jfG EFs
NOTICE ~ hereby HiYSn that at a meeting OF
The Heard al Trustees held IN tile First day u
March, 1871, an assessment Na. y NJ EI~t ccntG
per shntc van levied rpuu ihe capital stock OF
tile corporation, payable Immediately, ia UnitoI
StatLa gold coin. 10 the Secretary, ut tho olicu u
mo c.inpsnY, Baak OF NJ P. Frecmsa & Co
Elko, Nevada 'Sgs~ Et.4 wI!f
remain unpAil on the First day OF Arrii. laTG.
VIII 10 delinquent aud advertised for sale at
pnLlir auction, and un!rSs payments Is made be-
lore VIII DC soil On MONDAY Tie First day "
Stay, 1876. 10 pay tho delinq,icnt ayscnyIpcnI
together fifth COSTA or alrt=tfIIEg and, uxponsSS
OF sue by order Uf the JtoarJ " T~rustcGa "a
" II. II. GRANT, Secretary
oRFIcE-pank OF ". r. freamAu 4 Co.. Elko.
SeYaIa. In3-tl
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TtIf: pEalOCHGIIC COUNTY COM
GltrEE.

The Democratic County Committee
is composed Ct the following g,ntlomen ;
ElLo-lI. 4. uarTilie, Chairman, O..
O. &. Wight, Secretary J. Il. Bradley.
Lamoillc--J. ". Dorsey.
Mountain Alton FinlIrr.
Tonno-r. ]. Mars.
Mineral lIiil-J. G. Kelly (nou.rebi.
dont.)
independence Nnllcy.--WillInm Lang
ley (uon.r RESIDENT
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NOTT1H.

ALI PERSONS INDEBTED 10
1iU tlEI Or RUSSELL 4: BRAD
LIZ ARL HEREBY REQUESTED TG
CONE FORWARD AND BE.IfLL
THEIR ACCOUNTS 81 NOTE Of.
OTHERWISE IMMEDIATELY.
Ait oysters received NJ tho Gem
BALLOON como by Wells. Fargo & Cos.
Express. rnd nrc warranted fresh.
ThoBe coming "s!ow freight" aye from
twenty 10 thirty dnyn on Tho road. and
rast experience hos proven tiltt
they will moi Keep il good condition
for that length Of time. II yna would
lhre tho hCsi qhnlity Of G{i oysters.
call 0t the "Gnm."
Tnr Sory finest quality OF Brandy,
Sherry aitd Port Wines, fof me dicinnl
purposes, at the Gem Saloon.
TUX celebrated Cryslnl rac1 Beer ut
The GSrh NJlayn.
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NOTICE.

RIO l.. STANTON, ASh AtL WHOM IT MiT
1 N;TSrn: lui ore hereby nnt!hrti tllat We,
tao uir,lcrrign'a. have IL. ctIc-l money AMI
lerfrrm'd i4brr fr ~. So the atnoiIit n
tlihN trTgii hundred dDlllrt, Ga the I.nst
Glance ininr, ic1dno Mining District, klkn
tD'ilty. Sevajs, abd 'uhItta yuu pdy the klrDr
Wl'bln IinrIy days from iiu iisip nf ihIS u1tiyc
your interest III siIi mint Srl ~, forfeited Ia
~ by operation Of lEN.
u. IL nHIrRR,
u. T.. DRIVER.
pS'.Ho ,tinirC tklriu. tao souliy N,,aip
fch. lJIi. ts;s. iic5m