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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-23
A Card TO the Public.

f. S. Yeatcs & Co., Watchmakcrs,
Jewellers, etc., etc, Elko. Nevada. de-
! sire to return thanks 10 Mo PHtRc at
large for then patronage and support
for the past seven or hight 4cats, and to
assure them of continuance of the
square method Of doing business in their
line. We would further advise tho
public of u change IN location and also
II reduction i'll prices in general; also.
that our terms Will DO strictly cash, on
and after Tuesday, August LIST, 1876,
and this mode will be adopted on that
day and strictly adhered 10 thereafter
in all cnses, sink or ssrim. We have
learned BY experience that We can not
succeed and muintaln our reputation in
business If We continue the credit sys-
tenn, which is alike ruinious to dealer
and consumer. Therefore we propose
SO fur rs wo nre concerned to do away
with it entirely. Cash or its tysipdlea,
both to buy ard sell shah 30 DIR motto,
without deviation; aud VIC nsk our
friends and we'll wishcrs to stand by us
i'll our effort, Md wo faithfully promise
our patrons that wo will make it mn OBJ
ject for them SO to do. We will give
them the best OF goods, and wo defy
any house doing business OH credit to
compete 'rih as in prices. Our arrange
ments ara complete for opening in our
new building OH Railroad Streets OIL
Tuesday, August LIST, with Neic Goods,
4Netr and Lo'o Prices, strictly for cash
rithonf deUidfioR.
n. D.-We publish this in honesty
and candor. We nlean it exactly, and
sincerely hope that mono my be Offend
cd by our refusing TO ifeviate. we will
learn whether We can live in Elko or
not by fnir-dcnling with tho public.
Respectfully yours,
ELIJAH S. YEATEs & Co.
Elko, July II, 1876.
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LFronI Fridays Dnily.l

Goops Do%N.-Wo were shown by G &.
IL NJ. Colin, our extensive dry goods
dealers, ndviccs from Eastern matu-
facturcrs ona jcbl!oTs that prices of
goods arc still on their downward ten.
donTy. They sny "scil ut any price,
for We can rcplcnish your stock ut still
lower figures. We send you as samples
two cases Of the newest styles Of prints"
q. n ". COIN say they viii! net upon
That advice, and give their patrons The
benefit Of the low prices, which nro even
over than before the war.
Coon PEosrECTS.-From Judge May
hugh we learn that blue porphyry for
nation, similnrin The Leopard, Of Cor
nucopin, has been struck at u DEPTH Of
50 feet IN the new shnit Of the South
Ltopard Company, and the indications
for striking orc MO first-class. The
shaft i'll question was started by John
Norton when he assumed tho Superin-
tendency of the mine snmo weeks ago,
and IS near The northeast corncr of the
comrnny's ground.
PErscSAL.--Our former iornsman,
Jake Marks, was L passenger by the
cast bound train Inst evening. Since
leaving Elko he has made his home in
Arizonia, and is now OH his way 10
Europe, from whence he will return
this way III about four months, and re-
main over fcw lays, among his old
acqnnintances. Ito has grown quite
portly within tho last f6tt years, but
apparently no older.
ANOTHER assessment of ton cents per
share has been levied upon tho aiucl,
Of the Young America Mining Company,
Of TuscarOrG.
Morr ETciHi:3. Two moro now on
gincs, Nos. zig and 22I, for the Q. l..
Il. II. Co., passed west lust evening.
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lFron Saturdays Daily.l

AHD SriLh AHoTnER. We were ycg-
to-day authorized 10 nnnonmco that
vol known citizen of Ruby Valley,
Gay Dnwlcy, AS candidate for tho
position nt County Recorder, subject 10
tho decision Of tho Democratic Con-.
vcnl'on. Gay is ono Of tho pioneers Of
this county, n gOol, stiNaro man, mud
his democracy is unimpcacllablc. IIc
is nlso qualified to discharge the dutios
Of the office, aud il elected, would, bo-
yOnd II doubt, conduct it's all'nirs in
snch manner ~ TO give the anmo dc
gree Of satisfaction Ms hndcf th6 hd-
ADMINISTRATION Of the present incumbent.
Ills rnrd will lie found under tho lead
Of "I'olilical."
pEEriR:SG FOR BUSINESS. Tho lar.
pcmicra arc engaged in putting up Tho
shelves i'll MnyhdSh's How bi,iliin,
Which Ia 10 iCivc tho ntock OF g0oda o
Mcssrs. Ha,il 4 Cams. now doins h,si
ness in the rcst once building III,
now structure. with ity iron trout pre-
ncmi9 u very handsome appcaraucg.
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tFrom Sundays Daily.1

PROVIDED WITH QrAuTERs. Tho cx.
ihunco Of n lart,': willow cuiial, just bc.
low Dorsey liros. stable, attracted tho
speculative ego n an cntcrprisimg Co.
le8lial nud excited his cnpilily to such
II degree that ho Immediately conceived
the idea Of advancing Me material III
icrcsts Of tho town hy establishing him
self permanently in the wood business.
hut after supplying his customers with
fuel M"tt.Tund lengths for tho space
Of n week or such matter, the inrORds
upon the corral attracted intention. and
the affairs uf tho run"ci1I were sum-
lnnrily wound up by police bnitcr,
who invited tho proprietor Of the bust.
ness Is litilr matinee held hy Justice
Taylor, who demanded the Bum Of $50
~ mn ntOncmunt for tho iniraclion Of
Jaw, and in default pf which Ito will ho
furnished with grhuitoua cmlorlnihnicit
at tho county hotel during tho next
Twenty-Five days.
rEnsoSAL,--O. G. Wheeler, General
BnggngI Agent for IND Central Pacific
Railroad, PASSED cast 10y Tho train last
evening. M. K. Truitt md Snm.
1Ilcngcr,. ot Cornucopih, arrived by tho
mail coach from tiras place last evening.
s....li. l.. Smith MISC arrived from tho
"Iiorn," having taken passage on tho
hurricane deck Of lively cNyusc. lie
Rays TINT times in that section might DO
ion per cent. briskor, nnG C0uld not
thon no quoted ~ "rushins.". =. DAY
Dawlcy, Of Ruby, jack Abel, ot lIallcck,
md unclc Billy Rogers, wcro among
tho rural arrivals yesterday. w. T..
Smith, tho presiding spirit Mt tho hard
waro establishment Of JCl!n Ainlcy, re.
turned from business trip 10 Eureka
last night.
TmE very finest quality uf brandy,
Sherry nnh Pori Wines. for medicinal
purposes, 1T lilo Gem Saloon
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tFronl Thursdays Daily.J

rEHsoHu.-Goorgn II. Shepherd left
for his home Oh Sonth Fork, yesterday
morning. go. Mrs. James Clark and
Mrs. Cans, started upon a visit to CALI
fornia by tho trnin yesterday morning
......Jcc. Triplett, OF Lamoillc Val
ley. Jack Finley, Of Spruccmont, Dan
Murphy, Of Spring Valley, and l.. L.
llarlcaly, Of Toano, wcro circulating
about town in tho pursuit Of happiness
and cool corner yesterday. IIardcs!y
TOOK tho train for home in the evening
......G. II. BOILER started on y bust
ness trip through tho northern camps
yesterday 49,. Thomas Foster and
Thomas Holmes came up from CGr!in
on tho o'cloci, train, and returned
ihu Same evening.
ACCIDENTALLY Snor. M tho military
post NJ Can;li IlalicHk, on Saturday
last, nB u soldier was handling y ear.
himc. Tho piprd was accidentally dis
charged tho bali passing through the
unlucky mans foot. DR.. Ncwlnnd,.
who was down nj the Station ut the
time, was sent for to attend the wound.
cd man, but We did not learn tho on
tent Of tho injury sustained from the
shot. Tho presumption IL, lcwoyor,
that ono OF those regulation cnrbinc
balls will scoop out All opening about
tho dimensions Of nh ordinary No. ~
boot, and lho poor follow will probably
hNvo 10 "stump IL" through the bal.
anCo Of his natural life.
EirEow GAUGE ESGisrs.~lA couple
Of the most diminutiYC and nntrowcsi
gauge engines wo hayo yet seen passed
veal hy the freight train last evening
for some point IN California. Tho little
beauties wcro rerclled upon couple
OF fiat cars, and aa tho cyd reverted
from them Ia tho big black engine drag
ging The train, the idea Of the pntcrnil,
Of the latter 10 the cunning pinyiling,
jdai behind II, waa irrcsisiably sug
Ecatcd. Ono Was Tho 'Columbia" No
u, Z" fuuI,iti,rt passenger engine, M,
tho other riN.driycr freight engine
named "Fclton.'
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily.l

A IuSAwAY.- Quito n lively cttito.
mcnt WAS created Oh Commercial street
yesterday morning by Tho sudden np.
pcarancc Of Frank IIomgh'a fine team Of
horses, M they cHnc dashing around
tho corner Of Fourth street, n light
Eprihg wagon bounding along
at their lcela, and tho tcins hang.
ing lisIlcssly ovor tho dashboard. The
street being broad, smooth and unob-
Btructcd. they made excellent limo until
tho crossing near tho lumber yard was
reached, wien the wagon dropped into
tho ditch where il quietly rcposcd. Tho
hnrucss not being strong enough TO
stand the strain. Tho horses ran but II
short dstaitcu md were soon caught
and found TO lie unlujhrcd, Tho har.
meas was badly dcmoraliIcd, but tho
wagon escaped without serious damage.
Tho team waa left standing near
Crano'8 corral anl II n thought their
Chcarad0 was tnrro,ukcd.
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Az USMEEcoME HIsIroR.-About ten
O'Clock last night, whilst sitting beside
our lamp ana Gnsily engaged in pro-
tecting our eyes and cars from the ma
rauding incursaons Of drove Of cnats
which had just twoored in through n
back wiElo%, our attention was at
tractcd 10 T. flowing shadow upon the
wall just in font OF us. Though pecu-
liar in shape, IL had fhnkiinr look 10
our eye, aud after momcYl's reelection
We became convinced that nothing sholt
OF II pedipalpous pulmonary nrachni-
dan could have cast such 4 horrible pie
trrc OF Itself, and hurried preparations
for his immediate determination wSrc
made. The entire available force, In
Guiding tho devil" were marshalled
into service, and after n series OF bril-
liant maneuvcrs $nd sagacious general
ship. the repulsiSe creature was driven
into tho lye-tub and Securely covered
with the imposing stone.
Has AGEIvED.-Thc engine, boiler
and lot Of other machinery for tho
Touring mill. arrived from San Fran
cisco. yesterday. Tho foundation for
the mill building il already laid. The
main building is TO Ec frame, but tho
engine room, will be ,dt briclr, and fire
proof. The mil will be Supplied with
two sets Of French burrs, Weighing
three tons each. Tho work Of con-
struclion will continue steadily now,
Oh to completion. E.t
PTEsoSAL.-A. Skillmnn, editor AMI
proprietor of that excellent weekly.
Journal. The White Pine Ners, arrived
here yesterday on his way home from
the great North American show, at
Philndelphia. Ito says TINT throughout
the eastern country the Democratic Ma
tional ticket has inspired tho people
with new hope, and that to all unbiased
minds tho election of Tilden and IIend
ricks is regarded rs already assured.
MORE WooL.-Tho press ut the depot
is still at work upon the huge sacks of
wool constantly arriving from various
points i'll the county. The lot now he
ing bnlcd is from Dccth, ard belongs to
our old acquaintance, A. Calhoun.
There will be sone nineteen bales Of
about six hundred pounds each, i'll this
lot, and will bc shipped by Mcssrs. Is.
Reinhart & &c.
YoUSo AMERICA Observation-Disclosures
of assessment mo. 5i) Of ten cents per
share. levied upon the Young America
mine, i'll Tuscarora Mining District,
will be found i'll another column. ~
SINCE the recent break in the Salt
Lake Penitcntinry the officers in charge
have been supplanied by new lot who
will probably guard that institution
more closely.
FRtSK IIArREn, the Young Utah mail
robEer, who WAS sentenced 10 tho De-
troit IInIso of correction, for life, was
started for his future homo, Thursday
Morning..
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SATURDAY. JULY 2.. 1870.


$50 Ophir i5II, 4G, 1874.
1885 McNfGAn, 32H, 32L, 32,t, 321:,
3!>>.. ,. 49,
30 Gould & Curry, Iia1, 10.
900 Best & Bclchcr, rs, 10.
2OSj California, 81. 5GaZ. 81 10, 5GH.
100 Savage, 10, l01I, 1914. lS1., 1917,
l01i, 10.
1885 Con. Virginia. say, ba'.. 53s.,
53j. 81, 6lh, jl1I, DIX.
% thollnr, IS.
400 hAf1 4 NG&rcse, =, a1S.
l3j Point, 95s. 10.
$50 Jacket, 2jI.,
so Imperial, ..
100 Alpha, 80, 39LI, rs.
$50 Bolcl,cr, TX, l7}Sr ~.
ia0 Sierra Nevada, ia, lin.
~ Exchcgnor ~.
ITO Ovcrmap. &c, GGH, e., GGli.
$50 Jhstitc, ~, PIX, 2III, 2il3.
zoos Union, l2I., Is, 1917, l2I,. 1877.
30 Lady Bryan. IA, "a.
$50 Julia, ~, ~.
lao Caledonia, 90.
800 baltimore, 9.
800 DaytdH, 4,
100 Rock Island, !.
$50 DardnnelcS, 1.
70 Andes, ~, "a.
100 Occidental, 3.
40 Kossuth, ~, ~.
100 Ward, /.
600 North Con. Virginia, zoe.
no MHrylnnd, III 4.
% Trojan, Coz.
CO Eureka Con, los<, II. IOH.
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DISTRICT COURT.
ilox. J. il. rLAck, PRESIDING.

In The caseof Catherine T. Ludingtor
vs.. G. Il. Ludingtna decree OF tiivorc,
WAS granted in accordance with III,
prayer of the complaint.
Henry Yoigt, an alien, vas ADMITTED
| TO citizenship.
Tho prisoners convicted during tho
fern wero nSTaigned and sentenced us
follows: Vim. McClcar, for attempt to
commit rape. five years; Vim. Krusc,
for burglary, fve years. Al 10y, gel.
cstial) for assault with intent to kill,
five years; G. I. Roussellc, for assault
with intent TO do bodily ham, one
Schr.
The mining suit Of c. W. Barrows VS..
W. Il. De Frcese, involving the title to
mining property in Tuscarorn District,
was then called; a jury empaaelcd, and
after q raftia; examination OF plain
tiff, Court adjourned until 0 O'Clock
this morning.
The MoEE THE MEnR1ER.-We arc
authorized to announce one moro can
didate for tho Shrevalty, in tho person
of Harry A. Haiville, our former Dem
ocratic Assessor, who is rs we'll known
throughout the county as tho p6ll nhid
personal property tax, and any attempt
OH our part TO establish n greater degree
of familiarity between him and his
constituency would be simply gliding
refined gold; altogether supcrfluous.
BUSINESS CHANGE AT CARLrS.-A.
Arlhcin, Of Chrlin, has sold out his
dry goods aud grocery business, TO
Mcssrs. Badt & Cans, dry goods deal
crs Of this place. Our nmiablc young
friend, William Allen, will, We under
stand, take charge Of tho Cnrlin bust
ness of the above firm, entering upon
his duties next Monday. +.
The ADELrHI CLuD.-A number of
young men Of this city have organized
Themselves into an amateur musical
and dramatic association, the object Of
which is mutual enjoyment, and the
promotion Of oleasinous hilarity amoni;
outsiders. The name adopted by which
the organization shall be known, is the
Adelphi Club.
FREiomr hEtEIyED.-John Ainrey
received yesterday, from the cast, n
car of coal oil, and l.. Reinhart, from
the west, n car load Of flour.
Az ADpITIoS.-B. Rcinhenrt 4 Co.
have built large brick addition to
their store on Commercial street, cx-
tending the same back to the alley.
CostMIrrEE MEETTSo.-Lcgal notice
Of called meeting OF the County
Democratic Central Committee will DO
found in another column.
We notice that some of tho Virginia
stocks nrc beginning 10 recover from
their late illness.
|-r-WoE:i upon the foundation OF the new
Touring mill WIS commence yesterday
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

(uiAMPION MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" "f principal place of business. EIto, Nc.
inin; Location of works. Grand Junction Whining
District. Ilio county, ScySIJ.
NOTICE iR 5rrCSy ritcn that III n iucIiing Of
the Hoard OF directors, held nr tho CHI day oI
May, 1915, an asarfencnt tSu. y uf Three Cent?
rcr share was levied upon tho capital stock 81
the CORPORATION. payable immediately, 10 tile
Sccrrtury ut tho OiliCC Of tho COMPANY. United
States Land Wnrc, flkO, Spye'h.
Any stock upon wlir'i Ut. Ssscssmrht shaft
r. malu unpaid ru trh Sixth day az June, 1870,
viii III delinquent. and advertised for sale nj
public nNctiOn. ard ,lllcEs payment IL made In,
fore Will hc BN,d uu THURSDAY, thc sixth Jar
fIuly, ls1G, tO pay tho delinquent assessment
tpgCihUr with costs OF advertising aud OK
rrnscs OF yale. lIy order of tho liuIrd Of III.
rector. ~. =.
j. g. MAYllUGIf. sccrci1ry.
;, UfrIcE- United states Land UINc,,. Eiko,
Nevada. ms I'll
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

YOUNG AMERICA SiiHISG GoliEANY-Lo.
i cation e principal place OF BUSINESS. San
Francisco, CALIFORNIA;: location OF works Tusca-
rora District. Elko county. Nevada. -.
SoTICE is hereby given THAT ~ q meeting Of
tic Donrl OF Directors he'll TN the 18Th day Of
July, 1916, an assessment lNo. 81 of ten Cents
per share was levied upon tho capital stock OF
the corPnratifn, ISyfh!'i immediately, In United
States gold C5II 10 !5 Secretary, at The ofIca OF
the Company. loom 6, I2G California street, San
Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment sllllI
remain unpaid ON the hist day Of August, 1876.
will bc delinquent and advertised for salo nj
public auction, and unless payment IA made be.
fore will IT, soll or SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
ScFienhcr, 1870. 10 rdy ae!hi1npht assesgmen,
together with costs OF advertising ana expenses
Of sale. Iy order Of the board OF Directors.
II. il. BROWN, Secretary.
orrIcE-llonm 5, 42d California street, San
Francisco, California. jy22.td.