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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
IRON Fridays Dnily.1

4 MOTEL SAvE.-M. P. Freeman has
just placed in his banking house a
burglar-proof safe which for strength
and ingenuity Of construction, is per-
hnps u little ahead Of anything in the
safe line within the borders Of the State;
in fact, we doubt il it is e1celled rs q
repository by any combination OF iron
md steel OIL tho coast. 1t il one Of
Diebold, Norris < Goa best, being
supplied with every modern appliance
for security against burglars, includ-
ing besides the most improved combin-
alton lock, n new patent means Of safe
ty known us n timo lock by which the
safe may DO Theoretically sealed oven
to the owner himself, until the Irachin-
cry within the lock has been in motion
q given time, which time ia regulated
from the inside, prior to lac closing Of
the door. With this ingenious com
bination i'll play, en- irritation to ''shell
out, however pressing it might be,
could not Go complied with, though
the desire to accommodate be eEer so
strongi until the regular action OF the
littlo monitor within Lad tucked off the
requisite number of seconds to reach
tho originally designed hour. When
it is known that the body Of tho safc
is composed Of alternate layers II t,!e
b:st quality of iron and steei, each
sixteenth part Of an inch in thick
ness, the whole welded together in
a solid mass four and q half inches in
thickness, its immense weights 500
Pounds-in proportion 10 It's size--2s
inches square by 80 inches in hight
~outside-will occasion no wonder, The
object in combining the steel and iron
is to present q surface too hard 10 be
drilled and ut the sam tina capable oil
resisting the heaviest blows, in which
the ordinary snfo has proven defective.
This snfe has also ono OF the best qualify
OF combination locks, for ordinary use,
which performs its functions without
the aid Of a key, md leaves the sur.
face Of the door without the slightcst
opening. ,..
DEATH OF j. II. FIsnnuRy.-Througt
a private letter from California We oh
tain the sRd news OF the death Of J. Ii
Fishburn, who removed from here
about two years ngo in consequence O
i'll health. He waq principal Of thu
achool during his residence here, nui
by his gentlamanly department made
hosts OF friends, who Will gricve to hen
ol his uutimoly death. Every variet,
of climate WAS tried without avail, bu
tho insidious disease, consumption
could not be persuaded 10 relinquish IL
fatal grnsp, aud only n fow days ago In,
unequal contest was brought 10 u clos,
by the yielding mp Of his life ut til,
town Of lIollister. His remains wei
brought to his old home in Petnlum.
md consigned 70 their last resting plac,
among those WHOM in life no loved
Peace TO his ashes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29

1875 Succor. ~.
72j UdiUu, 10. M.
1852 Lady IiryNn. 3T, az. 81, 81.
los Julia, ~.
G0 Caledonia, 81, 3II.
10 baltimore, 81.
300 Utah, IL. ---
$50 s. Hill, II, l2L.
% Valley, g..
$50 Raymond & Ely, ls.
6I5 Ophir, co, 5Y14. 5gI.. 52t.. 5y1,.
72O Mexican, l9*, 1875, I9M, 49,; G5
40 Gould & Curry, 23, 22I4, 22IT
$50 lest & Bclchrr, co.,, 81, Cos.
1925 Savage. 22H, % b3J. 22,f, 221i,
l65 ChUlInr. %. 81, 92X.
600 Hale n Norcr"ss, o., 59H, 69H.
l35 Crown Point. 23'+, 23iI '3JH.
40 Jacket, 0G. %, %.
500 Imperial, .. o IL. 81.
D Eureka Con, la.
$50 Justice, 27I!,. 27aI.
$50 0ycrmnn, 81. CO, az. Co bio.
10 Empire SIill, "a, 6.
27j Kcntuck. i21,.
2GO Alpha. 2iH, ak, 81.
800 Bclch"r. -. J3iI, -.
30 Confidence, 2OI., 20ti.
Cos Con. Virginin, ZIG, III. il7Iy.
$50 sicfrn Novnda, a2H, s2,l, 90,
1920 California, s., $50. si,;. siI.
$40, 85H, 8iI{ boo.
20 Bullion, II.
$50 Exchcquer, Is.
10 Bog. BcIchcr, 80.
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Personal. - Tint cld-time rustler,
Sir William Shirley. presented his ro-
bust form in Our pathway yesterday. and
in response to our friendly inquiry re-
garding the business which had induced
him to forsakc for a trief period Tic de-
lights of charcoal flat for the tribulrtions
of this melancholy vnlc, wo were in
formed thlt our once valued friend had
adopted the calling and profession of n
heightened book-agcnt. We did not
learn the character Of tho work for which
he was cGnvnssins, but the geatleman's
well-kuown character for integrity and
probity would preclude tho suspicion of
It's heins other than Of u highly moral
or religious nntrtre.
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Az ATTEMPT AT SuIcDr.-An astompt
at self-destruetion wns made on the
o1nisrant troin Thursday evening 20 10
lay at Carlin awaiting the arrival Of the
passenger train from tho vest By o
young man, who together with d twin
brother wss the subject OF . newspaper
article seine weeks ago. according to
tho statement mndu III tho tfmc, in
conformity rith instructions from cer-
tain spirits, the brothers Ind been sub
7intipg exclusively on nPples for several
weeks ct San Jose They vcTu SUISSE
9uertly ndjudgod insane mud lodged in
tho asylum at Stockton. Their deplor.
able condition becoming known TO re-
lntiycs in iowa, where they formerly re-
sided, q brother Of the uuiortunate men
calno 10 California, procured their re.
lense from Tho asylum md bad got
safely as far as Carlin Nth his iusans
brothers, When n Of them attempted
to terminate his existence By cutting
his thront. Hi9 intont wa discovered
in timo to prevent tho full nccQmplish-
ment of his design although no sue
cooled In inflicting n fearful wound
upon his neck. His wounds werc we'll
dreoscd, however. and the faithfnl
brother waS enabled to proceed cast.
ward with his insane charges.
PEEsoSAI.-Hon. G. II. Shepherd mr.
rived last evening from San francisco,
whittier he went with s5omo cara Of beef
cattle las. week. George is looking
serene NJ usual, and Gdmils that tho
cargo brought satisfactory figures. -.
Judd Dakin, Of Lnmoille, collarod US on
tho street Inst evening and propounded
this conundrum: "Why don't my pa-
per rench Inc occasionally" It3wns boz
yond our depth and We gave. it up
Perhaps the persona who cabbage
Thorn could NnsUcr. a.. Johnny Dali, in
his p~eregTinntiors through the city,
yesterday, wandered into our oGlce un-
der the impression that 1t was a two-bit
Ealoon. He wa dressed in = pepper
and-sOlt 'oyor-coat. and informed us TINT
down about Battle Mountain the Spring
tino had come, gentle AMMO, nnd tho
wild aow3rs and crickets wore in
bloom. IA. J. Lano nlso arrived from
tho west by tho double-heNder last
evening.
QUIoLEY's SUIT.-The case Of James
Quieley w. the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, in which tho plaintiff,
in the District Court hero rot q verdict
OF 5000 damages sono months ago,
was recently argued before tho Supreme
Court Of the State aud tia; learned
tribunal now has the matter under nd
Tissmeut. JonG3 I.:,lly Glrocared for
the prosecution and T. o. Mcfarland
for defendants.
ARRIvED.-Carey, Who is to nssist A.
Flaherty in the mt q igcment OF the
Western Union Telegraph cflee ut this
lice, has arrived, aad is now on hand
to attend to "biz." mhey mako a good
team. .aa
Enthusiastically Wells, Fargo s.
Co. received by Woodruff & Ennor's
Conucopia stage two hnrs OF Leopard
bullion valued at S4,4a5 II.
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CFrom Tuesdays Daily.I

The BLocKADE.-Elko is now tho
eastern terminus OF the Central Pacific.
trains from the west being compelled 10
await here the raising of tie blockade
between Wells aud Toanu. Supcrin
tendcnt COddington is mixing every
possible effort to clear the track and re-
lease the westward-bound trains, but
with the heavy fall of snow and accom-
panying high winds the task is II herc,I-
lenn one and progress is necessarily
slow; the snow mixed with SAND blowing
back into tho cuts us the luborers adj
vance. At II late hour last night the
work OF cutting through the drifting
banks was still carried on, ami ono of
the engines employed was reported
brown from the track. No informu-
ton as to when the trains would get
through, had been received here up to
Il late hour last night, and the passeu-
ger train from the west WIS five houls
behind time.
CoSrESTED.-Sunday's express cast
remained n! this place Sunday night
and all day yesterday. On the former
evening the passengers and others CON-
nccted with the train, headed by Con-
ductor Hopkins, attended church, and
were very deeply affected by the par
sons Yesterday they pre-cinpt-
ed the express car, and opened II camp
meeting, or rather q kind Of p~rotracted
or distracted meeting. Hopkins was
chief penitent md behaved nobly,
leading the crowd in saying "Glory
to the Lord" "Hallelujuh," etc.,
while the others sang with all their
might and main, intent on making an
impression on their hearers, if there
wasn't any impression on their hearts
of stone.
A CAsE.-Attorney Van Fleet returned
on Sunday morning from Battle Mount
ain' whittier he has been engaged in de-
tending n case brought against tho Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company for the
recovery OF $3.50 worth Of baggage, tho
property Of the plaintiff, which was lost
while in charge Of the defendants en-
plcyes. He recovered judgement for
49, but the cause has been appealed to
the District Court, and Van says he'll
nuke it too warm for him there, AS there
arc n number of material defects ia the
complaints, which will burst it before
the latter tribunal. Judge S. E. Darne,
II talented attorney Of tho switch, con-
Quoted the casc against no Of ours.
New iEGR.-Yesterdny was tho in
auGurnl day Of that horrid nuisance the
Chinese New Year. Their internal
music rinSs throughout the town, Dis.
tol' gun and crackers bang away, and
last, but not least, NIL the loose chick
IL in town will soon bring up in some
Chinese shanty. and be transferred.
in connection with picked rats, mice,
etc., the choice dishes to allay the
craving "rpctitcs Of those doprayed
scions of tho Flowery Kingdom.
CATTLE. Henry Tnbcr informs us
That no has not yet been able to
ship his cattle to the San Francisco
shops, owing to tho fact that, during
The existing bad state OF tho weather,
the Railroad Company will 0 ship my
stock. This is done for fear that they
might get caught in the SHOW, and tho
cattle all die.
BULLION IEcEIvED.-Wclls, Fargo
* Co. received Monday morning, two
bars OF bullion from tic Leopard mill
valued at $I,5l3 90.
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\ Kennedy ,hnt ha. made IL. Mark.


Success ~ tho lneed OF excellence.
The truth Of this hns never been moro
torotOly exnmplifiel Than by the tri-
nirph"nt career Of Hostettor's Stomach
bi'ters. No sooner did the people dis
cover the genuine inorits Of that gu
rrcn'c ~inVigorant nnd corrective ihnn
they ha;'encd 10 stamp 1t with the seal
oi popularity. Tho piesn and medical
Profession speedily followed in the wake
o' TAG p"bilo hiid emphaiically endortod
IL anus rom tho very outset the Sue
cess oil the Bitter. az a remedy and pre-
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THE Genoa Ne~s Of January 81 says:
Pohi and CAVITY, tho young horse.
thieves, wcru delivered by Sheriff Ilonn
last Thursday 10 the Stnto Prison OH.
GERS, md were Immediately released
in compliance with n pardon previously
granted. Thus ended u fnrce which
cost tho Taxpayers Of this county some.
thing over 81 900, and two as Hllrrwd
young ~rnscnls rs cvor prcycd uron II
community ar0 ngnin free to pursue
their fayolitG vocation.
Cnnty Is tho cntorprising young
hoodlum who stole g.. W. L%i;ton's
horse from his stable hero goino months
Hgo, and appropriated little Till Tay-
lor's saddle In Huntington, whilst pms
ming west to tho scono Of his subsequent
operations.
ELEvArED.-ThO other day n small
shepherd dog received n slight elevation
from tho wost-bouud express train. Tho
lultcr was behind time, and was running
n littlo fnstCr thnm usual. Tho dog
inado nm effort tn cross tho track ahead
OF tho locomotive, whose pilot struck
him, raising him up in tho neighbour
hood Of tho telegraph wires, aud land.
ing several yards from tho truck, but
not injuring him in tho least, my fur
thcr than soaring him considerably.
CnANdtSu.--u. e. NJ. Coin nro 70.
modelling tho interior OF their store.
The little office is being removed from
it' Accustomed place, and tho grocery
department will 10 removed up stairs,
aud tho dry goods down stairs. Tho
rntiro inside will DO ovcrh0uIcJ and
mitch improved Throughout.
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ElK0 INDEPENDENT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
FRIDAY. JANUAuf AZ. 1870.

bis Ophir. 59H b5, 5sH, 80.
5i5 Bolcher, 33T. 32H:
% Confidence, 20.
$50 Con. Virginia, AIS, 4l2H, 40,
Az Ill, Al, 42O bio, IlG. 4l7H.
lilo Sierra Noradn, %, 225<, %, 23t4.
O32O California, so, 85T, IS; 85H. 81
BIO, S5IS, 8iT, sc.
70 E1chcqucr, IL, l3Z.
100 Bullion. AZ.
100 Seq. Belchcr. So, 81.
CD overnnn, 60, 6III, G3H, &C.
405 Justice. %, 2SIt.
59%. -
40 Grown Point, 2aH. %, 2asI.
ITO jacket, 81, -, u.
$40 Irlperial. So, 0, 81.
l9O Empire, 81, 5I.
10 Kentuck, l2X.
$50 Alpha, %, -, 2IH. .....
$40 NexicHn, 10, 1917, 1871, 1921.
lO9 Gould II Curry, PIX, 2lX, Pa,
1000 Best & DelchOr, 90, co, CT, cl,l,
COZ. "
sOs5 ssysgeY %, aay1. aa,s. 1924.
80 Chollar, Of, o..
22lO Succor, 2A. 2H.
IVA OuiOH, Nv, IVA, VA
91j Lady bryan. "a, 31i. az.
2l3 Julia, l5X, 1914.
81 Caledonia, 3lI, 3i2t.
690 Raymond * Ely, M.
90 Eureka Con-, I5T.
200 Jackson, ~. o..
100 Alpha, ~.
GO Adams Hill. SIZE.
100 American Fling. 75c.
100 belmont, ~.
200 Newark. Zoe.
Sd Rye Patch, "a.
2JO i! Dorado South, T5c.
l453 Leopard, II. il1l, ~.
Gu Jefferson, z. GL, q.
245 Gila, 2II. 21S, 2I+.
1850 Panther, ~, 2X.
10 Northern Belle, 10.
$40 Hussey, *, TX.
10 Gen. Thomas, l0I<, 10, az.
10 81. Patrick, ~. 3H, 4.
$500 Mansfield, 4, Il.
90 Advance, ~.
1850 Goso Con. ~, ~. l2i.
% New Coso. IA.
90 Golden Chariot, "a.
IS Pourmhn. s7Hc.
100 Globe. "a.
220 Baltimore, ~.
230 Utah, 10, 1871. 1877.
1929 Silver Hill. ~, IlA, ~ b3. ~
80 ChhilcnS", 0H.
CD Dayton, "a.
2G5 Rock Island, ~.
100 PictOu. 55c.
6O1 New York. ~.
$50 Occidental, l..
100 Senator, l..
200 WOodville. 255c, 2G2c.
Inn Snu E~uI.Jnniu ~
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SATURDAY. .,xuAnY 20. 1870.
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IT you want n nice siit or oyorcout,
don't fail to call ct Engler'y, and you
will surely DO suited. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

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Mira Nicils Hutton. svei III years residing
VI No. Ill aecond ~'rse,. Northwest qnArrclssi
with l.errsrans. tic other day. and committed
suicide.
WKshnhtnn |. nvernin with GentennlAl v.i
torn. Tho numher of callers a. tho White
iiensa number q 600 4 day.
President Grant hA4 aet apart Thursday, Nov.
~, ~ 4 day ~ Thanksgiving and prayer, N
will lo Heen by Tim following proolAnaationi
~ The pFst ttlen n the unlsd hlAtas II America.
ArreeIamsiions
freln yaaf ~ year No have heen accustomed 10
raass IN our daily pursaiis aud sst apart : time
~ afier anv thanks 10 AlmisAty tipd fur special
hla%%ngs tte has vouehHAted " W. with nup
rrssavs fnr continuance thereof. We have as this
time sanal reason 10 hr thankfnl fur hia con-
ilnns., protection and fos tl,a many snAse-
rial hlsrsinas ~hlsh Hls bounty has bselowsd
In addition IL ihese fAsurs accorded 10 ~ ~ indI.
sidhsls. w have espselai oceAsloh - rxpress oMs
hearty ihAnts % AiAish,y aoA that hy Ills pravi.
denre Ani guidance aar tlossrnlneAl. established
enntusy ANn. has teen enabled ~ uiAll lhe raruse
of ~ founders, Ia offering III A@,lnm 10 thu peapls
of every raes. securing civil aud Religions lhes,
% Nil within " horlsrs, Anl met.na out 10 every
ind.slual sks iussise AMI equality teforv the law
W, Mafsnser. especially nnr duty d sFsv mn
hnnihls prayers u lila Father of All mrfses Ter
continuance ~ lila divine fAsar IN III ~ n.iiun
aa.t aH .tttlsi.nas. i rasnn III AL liese snssid.
Afatiana. I, tfltatre \. .tHnt, Ire~ldent VI the
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lisEa E. tnn.Arr.sslan 81 Their thanks AMI tfA,sr
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lrnIehse n tha United Atai.s IL America tAs
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HIN thH President tiAMfltas FIsn.
/ Secretary If state.
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NEWS Ol lllt WEEK
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dispatch ftrn rafrclnna, rveln, ~s,w tht
republican conspiracy appears u hc mare i'm.
rcssAH than ~As at iir.s rarpn+ei. Forty
psfscns hare hcen arrested, inehtsng .vp ss.
Minister~
Eighteen teneral. AMI iua e,l,fr rcs~nua
s,onhcctci with Spanish poll,ic~ have tr.a
arrested N Acoomrslcc. In the ,eren, ccn.
srsracy.
A convention ot delegated ffum ever, mum. /
csraiits IN tho province ~ rrres tsnsia IN lo
TO held shortly ~ consider Tho bent catrgc H.
rnrruc In cflcr la secnre tin abolition If a. /,
cnipilon from tAsaiall
Cable dssrssoia. chronicle lin return ,n
England of Capt Nstss' talutiisan ii ihn /
Arctic saHiona. Tho expedition n srhe.l nsi'l
latitude - deg. m min l'l,tir progress IL lhr |
North Pole was funni 10 ho mnaflasl,r.
Tie Liberal newspaper, of neiim III ano,t !
unanimous IN their vigorous III clalation~ srain~t /
Tho establishment Of l,ns.IAs, power In shn Turk |
tsh provinces. Tie l'ols @sFfsng n,een Ito rse.
priety of placing ,ho f,farm@ Ha,l.r lngl.-.,
insteAd of lsnssIAn control.
I'm thu 3l nnd itll ~ uatahtr, 9ehtlai L
America, III tho vicinity uf Nsalaesta mar
visited by aoverc Mind s,a,n sna ileul
which dul'foyed property sniiloi i, aoYenl
millions ~ do'lafs, and hillql n,sby IL tAe ii.
hAbitMnts.
Religious agitation has begun III s,tncea
with tho object " procuring help fur Turkey
Tho cl.risuan@ Apareh.nla 4 Ms..m nusLreaa,
Ihu foreign Conmnls hasu communicated Will
ll,cls Governments OH the subject.
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Or. IL Moyne. tLo enthusiast, who
hAs built a cremation furnace near WnAll.
inGton. IN. and dedicated Il u the poor,
caught tho ilcn when hc WAN un the
stump during political canvasa. While
TIM campaign which resulted In tl,e clcc-
tinn of buchanan to tho rrcnilcnuy was
IN progress, DR., l.e Moynn and 4 number
of friends were p,iHoncl l,y meals eaten
inn Washington. y. g., hotel. A mum.
her II tho poisoned gentlemen died. aud
buchanan liad Il narrow escape. II wa,
charged TINT thu opposition party hal
procured The commission, III il.e crime.
Tho investigation revealed lilo fact Tint
thu poisoning Ind hcen caused by tic
water which waA drank at breakfast, Il
having tn.n contaminated by c,ntnr,
with sewage. l,r. L. Moyno room bc-
came convinced that thu cemeteries III
llc world were great promoters III dis.
easu, by thc utilization II decomponing
animal matter, ny which npringa of water
contiguous 10 grMvrs ards we're poisoned.
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MlscKLLANKous aLxAxIM0s,

Two thousand moro spanish troepA have n.
ttsei Gi Havana Cuba.
lu III. trial NJ t'nlie, esveAshlsr III tho
iAsllsH s'Aiiill iiAnk. At Montreal. the evidence
Ina Developed an astonishing condition VI
thugs. IL n'.oan tlal lilo account. VI tl,G
hsnA hAsn i,sen falsllied anil tho fnlurua to ths
Government n.~fslao4cnt1d 10 tho amount
III safli.ppa Tina enornlona fraud ~
rendered esry VI rart'olrAsion by ths
resn'ltr circumstances u tho cAAA.
lsomanId Iruiran. President of lhe
hsnk, n i man ~ years old snd ~ bitnd thai
10 enid INST manage n slgn biz name. bnl
eeald mt 100 10 read limo cr nsnre in ths
~ta'emens~ aud accounts rendered 10 Llm by
tho cashier. The isittr cnJc.sd ths snltss
eanllieaee ot the sightles. Old President. Who
rIsnsd whstcser ~ brought 70 him. u IL 10
rfoAl ~onder thst thsre ~ssA "d,screpAscy'
~ nearly 410nO.0 mo.
acmsshlng over 7o.oTn peolls Who hold poll.
eiss III ths Continental I.lfa insurance tm.