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MEDICAL


/ rOH
t1j0s1ea To Man or Beast
Falls, Bruises.
'oRa1os, sprains. Contu-
sioDs. Disiocaiions.
fPaesoee., Cu;a, 4 scerzted
or Ineised W6ands.
SWeosfsg.. Burns, eca,d,,
SuLbuPns.
8leeA1sg D.usgs or sp;t,.
log Of Hood.
Nose Bse~0, and Bleeding
Gumsof Teeth.
Vomiting Of sslO00 and
Bloody Discharges.
ee1les-Blsed:ng Piles, Blind
Plies, linfalliblej.
rsoshaehe. Esrache, Eeu.
rsigis, Sseiled Face.
I'm. WsnaenssD, Rheumatic
swelling or soreness.
Stlhness or soren. o., Lum.
baso, Lame Pack.
SSre threat or Quinsy,
Inua0ed ron:iis
D1ptlsess0- Besnehlais,
/ Asthma.
sore or lnfiamed Eyes or
Eye-Lds.
CaaarSh, Leucorrhea, Diar-
rhsA, Dyseniery.
sore A1PSies, Jniamed
Breast.
Painful or too Profuse
Noa'bl e..
y ~ . eG. OyaI Ian Disease
and 1unofs-
Kidney CosDpsaiot, Gra-
vel and Strsngury.
Chn61~Gs ard Excavations
Of Infants OF Adults.
V0FicOs~ es0s, ENLARGED
or Infamed Veins.
Cleers,t'l Sores, Internal
ulceraiions.
soils, arbuncles, Tuners,
Hot dwellings.
Germs aud BunioDs, Chated
or Sore Feet.
tina q SIS, Harness or Sad.
die Gal ..
felO8 or hitlov. Frosted
Limbs or Parts
10 50 ss1sO Bites. Insect
etines, Chapped Hands.
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agent has received the careful attention
OF our m ct learned Professors, and the ques-
ton OF It's best form of application has Deen
settled by he discovery Of Paoi's Electro
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circulation and reinvigOrating the entire sys-
TEN Commentator from those wearing It,
as well as its endorsement by our most emf
nent physi' ian,, make it one of I'll great dis
coveries OF modern science as q remedi u
agent for nervous and chronic diseases. The
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The foiioving important reductions in Freight
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TIMES OFFICE, /
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Debility, a.0s Spirits q fh'cx yellow APP
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{. ei mes many Of thes= symptoms attend the
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LIST OF PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
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100 Appsoximstioa Primes a 100 10000
100 - prof., aatiea Prizes 1t Is $500
$3.50 Primes In al. amounting 10 tseld $500 500
Tickets for sale by all regularly appointed agents
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
THE NARROW GAUGE.

O.
The Eureka Sentinel of the goth has
the following to say in relation to the
naToT gauge road, by means Of which
the ambitious Eurekan hopes 10 one
day connect that city and the Colorado
river:
On Monday next, II nothing happcns
to prevent, ground will be broken pre-
paratOry to extending the track OF the
Eureka and Apiisade Railroad over the
Pinto summit, and also TO build tracks
connecting the Richmond mine with
the track Of the railroad, for the, pur.
pose of transporting tho ores Of thnt
company from mino to furnace by raii.
The Railroad Company lave ,mrchaycd
the track OF the Eureka Consolidated
aiming company. running from tho
Inine Of tho latter company 10 n point
near the present terminus In Eureka u
the Eureka and Palisalo NaiITohd.
From this track side-irack will be run
70 the Richmond mine, which will
complete the connection. The ore Will
be hauled over this sile-trnek tolthu.
Eureka !. consolidated branch, and over
that to its terminus al tho lower chi of
Town, wheie II will be transferred 10 tho
furnaces on n side-track or switch.
Tho completion OF these connections
viii to great extent do away with the
hauling OF orc by teams in this district,
as Tho Richmond and Eureka Consoii-
dated IniIics-the' two principal mines
OF tho district--willb DC renched by rail
connecting them with the furnaces, End
connection can be made as required
with tho other mines, the outlook bciup
that eventually the Railroad CoH,paDy
will control nearly NIL tho oIc trnnspOr-
tdti0u in Eureka district. Tho Iiajl.
road Company have tclcgrnphcd to
Chicago for steel rnils, and hnvo sent
to Philadelphia, orders for tho COLI
strrction OF powerful engines for uso
on the heavy grades, aud work oil The
rond will DO pushed M rapidly rs cit
icnmstoncos will permit. TO prosecute
this work o large amount OF men and
M Immense amount u material in tho
shape OF tics and timbGrs will DO ro.
quired, and NO understand that Il is
tho compnny'B intention to give homo
Industry tho preference in tho matter
Of supplies aud labor. Tho company
contemplate also tho erection OF u
round-hOuso aud extensive machine
shops, in Eureka ut an early day. II Is
expected that the road connecting the
Richmond mine with tho furnaces Of
that company will DO completed by the
first day Of January next, md TINT tho
TRANSPORTATION Of ores over IL will CON.
mencc BY TINT date. II Is tho intention
10 have tho rond over tho summit COM
plotted by next spring, when tho work
Of extending II to tho southwark to
take In md secure tho carrying trade
Of tho mining CAMPS lying TO tho cnst-
ward and southwark OF Eureka will DO
inaugnrnted. The system OF narrow
gauge railroads, "a demonstrated by
experiment Of tho ninety miles OF that
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
WHAT IT MEANS.

-
At tho bottom of the ballots to be
used at tho coming election lin this
State will be found printed the words
Constitutional Convention" For the
benefit Of those who may not under
stand their significance We append the
following resolution, which wns posed
BY both Houses of our State Legisla-
ture ut its last session: y-.... .......
"Resofred That our history as Slate
has taught us tho necessity Of revising
the Constitution: We therefore recon-.
mend the electors at the next election
for members Of tho Legi6lature TO vote
for or against the calling OF conycn.
ton for the purpoEo of revising the
Constitution OF the State Of Nevada"
Upon thi1 authority it will be readily
understood that the writing OF the
So1d Eyes " opposite the words !" Con-
stitutional Convention " printed upon
the ballots, will indicate TINT tho voter
Iayors the calling of such Convention,
and tho word ono - written in tho
sam! Same relative position, will signify that
the voter is opposed to such measure.
That there is como Objectionable cluuDcs
III our State Constitution To aro ready
to admit, aud that some important
cbnnged i'll The construction Of Tint in.
strlment is to be desired, few perhaps.
VIII deny, but the action OF such bodies
that.h1Ye heretofore been convened IN
other States has almost invariably been
productive Of moro i'll than good, md
there is reason 20 believe that a Con.
vcntion Of tho character now proposed,
would prove no exception 10 the general
rule. 1t has hecn satisfactorily demon.
stratcd that Unless very grave reasons
exist for changing tho organic law,. the
best plan ID to let it alone, for loayiur
out OF consideration tho heavy expense
accrrinS to the State through tho call
ing Of such Conventions, tho tinker,up
process to which the law j. generally
subjected, creates moro leaks than IL re-
r'niiS,- aud 1t is our firm conviction That
Jealous regard for the interests of the
whole State, unbiased by any personal
or sectional considerations, will prompt
tho voters Of Elko County to write "no"
opposite tho words Constitutional
Convention " printed upon Tho bottom
Of tho ballots. '''.' .....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
PARTISAN DISPATCHES,

just as was predicted, the nearer tho
approach Of election day tho luoro fro
queht md 'ry:ul are Tho taica Of Demo
cratic yiIliany which come flying across
lilo continent, to frighten tho honest
voter who nny havo determined to
cGLt his ballot oil tho side OF reform,
FROM his position. Tho parties having
control Of the Associated Press being li.
Icelly III tho interest OF tho Republican
party, Telegraph anything. no innltcr
how absurd. that cNn In atIy WY assist
in bolstering mp their falling fortunes.
Knowing full well thnt falschoots 70.
garding tho political situation in tho
East, circulated By Telegraph nov, can
not be Contrndicted before tho election,
tho people OF this coast will scarcely
accept ns truo my partisan dispatches
which may be forwarded by Tho Asso.
cintcd Press, until TINT eyont Is past.
1t IL now VOL known that tho Rcpubli.
chn managers will hnlt Mt nothing TO
accomplish their ends in this hour OF
thor extremity, aud wo believe that
those who will 10 frightened from their
duty by tho cNlumhics put forth through
tho medium Of tho unscrupulous As
socialcd Press, nro so worry few That
their loss will scarcely bO felt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

THs Chicago Tribune Of q rccen. date,
In adyerting TO the course adopted 50
generally By the Republican campaign
journals throughout tho land. evinces
its unqualified dIsapproTnl in the Ill
lowing sensible languages: -'-.-
For what can tho purity e1pec! to &C.
eoIupiish by such 4 SliainelcsB proslitu-
ton Of The power OF journalism7r Docs
II expect. By. turning Cheap-JOhn and
peddling stale lies day after day, to de-
ceiTc Republican Voicrs-meti u intel
ligcnco~and persuade them into tho be-
lief ia these falsehoods, go that, angorcd
OF Tilden, they will vote the bloody.
shirt ticketa IL II the part OF re-
formed Journalist, is IL one OF the meth
DDS OF q rcf0ttn campaign, 10 obtain
votes by fraudulent pretGn8es7 Are tho
politics Of tho cUuntry to be reformed
by forgery, and is honesty to DO. 30.
cured by dishonesty IL has hitherto
been customary TO appeal to tho reason
Of on opponent by arguments. It s
now proposed TO appeal 70 his passions
with faleehoods, and defrnud him into
voting against his principles, his con-
rietiohs md his party. A person guilty
OF suqhrprnctioos Is openly condclpnGd
by all decent men, and IL regarded with
socrct contempt by tho party In whose
Interest ho Ia lnboring.5 'its|:.. a..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
COMMISSION En-. NOR

."'-'+' fHs'h G 49, fttE e. -s..t...
~ Senator Morton, of Indiana, arrived
in Virginia City from, San Francisco
Sunday evening, and on Monday nd
dressed tho citizens of that city from
his chair in q, characteristic speech.
According to reports from the Comstock
the enthusiasm called forth, BY SO dis
tinguished an arrival was Iather oyan-
escent in character, for, notwithstand-
ing the gentleman's we'll known radi-
calisnn, not above two hundred and
fifty of The faithful were present ut any
one time to profit by the political Wis
dom which was expected to fall from his
lips. According to the dispatches re-
ceived from the East Mr.. Morton was
appointed by the United States Senate
one of committee to whom authority
was given to proceed to tho Pacific
coast, and, for the enlightenment of the
Government, to investigate tho subject
OF Chinese immigration and tho evils
resulting therefrom, if any. existed, for
which services tho;n Governments OF
course, is:b6nnd TO pay. TO Judge
from the present action of tho honor
nble gentleman it will appear 10 the or
binary mind that he 10 more deeply iu-
teresttd in partisan politics than in any
thing pertaining: 10 the question Of
Monaghan immigration. In the face of
these facts it will naturally be believed
that the lnbors OF This commission were
by no means exhnusting, nor its in
yestisatiohs into the subject for which
twas ostcnsibly appointed, Of SO sweep
ing :: character rs : to produce any ma.
terial benefit to the people OF this coast.
The spectacle ofan important Govern
ment Commission dcputed md clothed
with authority for n special purpose, re-
solving itself into mn clictioucoring
committee! md travelling about at the
Governments expense, is by no means
pleasant one, nor one calculated to
elevate in public estimation those who
thus compromise official dignity by the
unwGrrnnted use OF plGnary power.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
l;SrIIiELY TO THIN.

The Republican papers are cir,ulnt.
ing report 10 the effect that the Lon
don Syndicate has refused To subscribe
further to our loan until Hayes is elect
cd. The object Of such ridiculous
story is 10 transparent that the most
stupid intelligence could not fail TO
discover 1t. Tho New York Sun pub
lishcs nn, Article i'll reference
TO this matter i'll which tho
statement Of McssFs. Riggs & Co.
the Washington correspondents Of tho
London Banking house. declare there ~
ROT word Of trntlI il, tie story, aud tho
Roihchills have sent dispatch by
eahi", that it is entirely without foam.
da;i"n. Such iluolish, ililmsy lies aro
worthy Of the veriost bunglcr, nnd de-
cciv" nobody. bnt 80 to .how the dcs.
p"ratc strait TO which the party is
driven.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

character oi:road whiafi CONFLICTS IEuro
ka with>ths Central Pacific Railroad
Eas PROVENCE successful that tho Eure-
ka aud Palisadei Company have been
encouraged u extend their line, and
once they get fnirly started in tho x1-
tension business. there Is no telling
where they will stop. They will pro-
badly keep on till their road taps ono
OF tho transcontincntnl roads which
are in contemplation rs competitors to
to the present road across the continent,
and the completion Of which is only !
question OF time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05


AHciESr lHDAS NnbA1E.--ParticS In
from that region report tho existence OF
an ancient Indian village ut pnrHgoOal...
Utah, distant about ZOO miles from here.
The houses. now covered with trees
and brush. were arranged in uniform
rows, aud were about SH9 feet. Thoy
wera all two.story, built Of ndobc. the
lower one neatly paved nnd the upper
one huppurtcd by PLIERS OF sandstone
rock. Tho Gully entrance discOvcrnlIlu
was sort Of inaiI-liOlU in tho top,
bono noctlltt. rnda appliances for grind.
ing cdrn and other relics were found III
several Of ihc houses. There IS ira
diti0n among tho lndiahB Of that region
that long years ago tho tribe TINT in
hHbiiedr those houses wcr0 almost OK
terminated in hcrco fight with tho
NnvHjucS. that the remainder Ol tho
tribc 1cd 20 the other side OF tho Color
nlo and there built them hubitntiona In
mountains whore tho SayajUes could
not reach them, and now live there 10"
Cludcd. Our informant says tho struc-'
ttirc and arrangement Of the houses give
evidence VI II rude system Of civilization
on The part Of tho builders that no long
or exists among tho nhOIiginRis now
living in that gcctiOn.--iioche Record,
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TnE oUrLoo1e.

!The Chicago 3tntes Of q. recent dato
has the following In relation to ithe
present political aspect respecting Tie
National ticket,
"fhe recent State elections indicate
the triumph OF Tilden in November.
There can be no reasonable doubt of il.
The SUCCESS OF tho Tildcn ticket IN In
dinna. and the failure Of the Hayes
canvass in Ohio TO impel d tidal wave
in favor Of the Ohioan, put beyond
question tho States which might have
beeninfiuenced by the loss of Irdiar...,
New York, Connecticut and New Jersey
will undoubtedly cast their electoral
vote for Til 3en.t Each of these States
is % Democratic, NIL ,have general aud
local officers favorable 10 Tilden. The
success in Indiana confirms them in the
political attitude they now hold. What
can uhnngeTit? ,.,C Nothing in tho can
fass thus for can have that effect. Tho
Hayes fgurers now count on New, York?
Two years ugo it elected .Tilden Cover.
nor by $4,000. One yenr ago, when
the minor Slate officers were chosen,
and With the full knowledge in the
phttY and out Of it1hat Democratic
success meant the formidable presentai
tion OF Tilden's name as n Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, the DEM
ocrahc majority WINS over 10. 600. Il; Is it
likely to fall under that figure now?
Tillen, who predicted his election in
y by the very majority which he OBJ
tnined, now as confidently asserts that
the State will give $1,000. But it is
not question'of The size OF mujorities.
A majority of rs will be rs effective as
ono Of 75, 900. The Empire State wants
the Presidency. 1t will not neglect the
opportunity of securing it, .aisr F. 80
- Gla &C al the following electoral
probabilities will give toleIable idea
of the situations ia tr..i EG."Ei -. - I:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

a LirrL" son Of james MrGiuty was
killed by tho fall OF II pilo Of timbcrL
just in front Of the family residence, in
Virginia, at II O'clock Monday. Soy
eI"i other childrca were playing about
the luinbcr pile Mt the time, aud narrow
~ escaped being crushed. The half
frantic mother Of tho crushed child
stood by while the lumber WAS bcing
removed from the body Of her boy,
which, when ,recOVerud, sho eagerly
clutchcd and carried 80 the house, fill
ling the mir with her distrcssful cries.
Instantly, rs the hend was crushed out
q! all shapolinc8s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

DOUBTFUL,

California
'eSonsiu ..'-... ...... 10
Necessary to n choice. .'....;. ...t.. 1875
- In this estimate the Times classes
Nevada as Republican, which we IRE by
no means prepared to admit. This
State should also have been placed in
the doubtful list, as. it is yet unknown.
which party will secure it. In our
opinion the Democrats have MS fair
SHOW for the capture Of its electoral
vote as have the Republicans. $50 =.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

FiloM Saturdays Courier wc learn
that Frank Swift. tho wolf known
mining secretary of Gan Francisco,
has Just left Belmont for his home, nf.
tor having mado on examination OF tho
principal mines Of That district and
Spanish Belt. Tho Coaritr remarks
that no was vol pleased with what he
saw OF them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

MURDER AT IltKn.--At half.pnsl seven
o'clock last Saturday evening, says tho
and killed by ihroU. men on the road
about half u milo from EgBcTsrn'a
house, in PnhrnnaGAt Wiley. II will
be rcimcmLcrcd that Caldwell had dill
Guilty with W. >. Ferguson on tho 10th
Of last August. when lio cut tho latter,
wOumdiug him seriously. On tho even
ing Of Augtsl 18th, Ferguson was shot
and killed in Ills coTniicld hy soIno party
or parlien unknown. This created con-
siderable excitement Mt tho time, which
il renewed by This Inst fatal attack. Mo
expect moro detailed account OF tho
unfortunate occurrence In D lew days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
81, u - sEE ,J assist. -
ELK0 TOWNSHIP TICKET.

TnE body Of Hon. Charles Z. DeLong
was conveyed under IN escort Of
Knights TeInplar and a delegation Of
tho Pioneers TO Mnrysville. California,
his old home, lot burial. II E, t,..iar d..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

Tnr official returns Of tic recent clsc-
ton IN Ohio show that on tho nggrc-
gnto vote for Congressman tho Demc>
cratic candidates got n majority n ono
hundred mud soYonty.nimo over tho no.
publican candidates. Ict, 80 unfairly
IL tho State diRtrictod TINT tho Demo-
Gratis. have elected only eight Of tho
twenty mcihbcrs,