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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
From Wednesdays Daily

P~ERsoSAh.-J. ". Williams, OF Smith
Creek, has been splurging around town
for several dnys past. Judge Dnwlcy,
OF Ruby Valley, 10 in town. IIe snys
there IL considerable snow ont in that
section, and the rough weather is telling
on stock -. Arthur Lowe, Of the North
Fork, John Lander, Of Huntington, and
other cattle mon, how put in their M
pSar"ncn on onr streets daily. All re-
port stool: us falling of. but no moro
TO than they usually do i'll Winter.
+. +. Coffin, Of tho Young America,
cnme in from Tuscarora yesterday.
IiEEwERY.-Our old friend +. r.
Grconbcrg, Of tho Cornucopin Brewery,
announces bis business in this isaac.
His stand Ia near the Leopard mill, and
Is ono OF the best in hat vicinity. Mr..
Grccnbcrg il n capital brewer, o genial
host and doing n iirst.rhte busiucgs for
this senson Of tho yonr, nj which tirro
1t is always dull, particularly in n now
mining camp like CornucopiG.
"Puts y Calls. "-To.day we pub.
lish mn advertisement OF this now and
popular method Of Specializing In min.
ing stocks, as practiccd under tho direc.
ton Of Charles Laruo & Co., No. 4o2
Montgomery street, snn Francisco. By
sending your address they will forward
to you, free Of charge, n circular giving
full particulars.
POLICE COunr.--1lobort Crozicr. for
assault, was fined $50, md for "talkinn
back" 10 the Court was raised $50 moro.
lob. hadn't scon the raise ut last nc.
counts. :. Frank Smith and Richard
Neville, arrested for misdomcnnor.
Smith was mulctod in tho sum Of SO
aud Neville was discharged,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
From Saturdays Daily

4 HOME ISyEaTIoS.-M u. T. Peter
sons furniture and upholstering ostab-
liShincnt ON Commercial street, we yes
terany witnessed tho performance Of nm
ingcnius little machine, %contrived By
tho proprietor OF the institution for
picking nnd cleaning the matted mate
rial used for upliolstcring purposes.
The invention II simple, but worry effect.
iTo; separating md cleaning perfectly,
in twenty minutes, what II would re-
quirc All entire day 10 accomplish by
hand, and that, too, in n superior man.
ncr. The motive power is n lusty abo-
riginc, who throws his nyuirdu1 ois md
latent energies upon u crani: Of eighteen
inches stroke, nnl no soon ~ the ''In.
8inc" gets warmed ZIP to It's work,
manglcd tow and Eureka hair Gil The
atmosphere aud quietly descend like an
april shower upon the slore.clothcs Of
tile ~by-stamdci, all ready for use.
A%otTEn Thursday night Willium
Wcscontt md Levi Ghocn hnl IN alter.
cation in tho Depot Hotel Biliinri fTali.
in tho 20 irso Of which young Wcgcoat,
attempted to stab Gliaen, succeeding
only In cutting his clothou. They wore
both arrested, md yesterday had their
trials heforo judge Taylor. weacuu,t
was fined s29, whilo tho Jury he'd NJ
hesitation in finding n verdict Of MOI
guilty IN Cheers case, considering .haI
no was perfectly justified In his actions
in tho promises,
EtoEwnSnE L. Z. IINrdosty says q
word to warn merchants md otlcrl
from creditiny my person OH his nc
count.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29

A TItoRorGn Trsr.-Thc gratifying
intelligence, for which We have been
n%nriouSiy waiting for several days past,
reached us yesterday, that the thorough
ties: in the working Of orc from the
lower levels Of the Leopard mine, he's
resulted in n maune highly sutisfact-
DRY to Superintendent Plummer and
j. II. Dawley who hns charge Of tho
mill. When below water level in tho
Leopard, US is invariably the case,
the character Of ore in the vein nndcr-
went n material change, exhibiting the
quality OF that which will hereafter be
obtained, aud the problem US to wheth-
or it could be worked to Il sufficiently
high percentage without undergoing
the roasting process, was one of deep
concern to those interested in the mInc,
md i'll fnct, to tho eniiro camp and
section. We werc aware that n pructi-
cal test OF the ore was being made at
the Company's mill. md confess to
have had grave doubts respecting the
ability 10 reduce it and save my con-
siderable percentage Of the precious
metals, without the assistance of q
chlorinizing furnace, the information
referred to has dispelled those fears as
it makes known the fact that one of the
chnrses-which was mixed with sur
face ore-readily worked to so Per
cent. Of the fire assay, and tho sulph.
uret ore alone, as readily worked to
20 per cent. This very gratifying re-
suit permanently settled the question
as to the immediate value of the mine
and continued and stendy working of
the mill, MS it removes the only obstacle
that could, under the present manage-
ment, have caused IL suspension even
for n time, Of active operations. The
knowledge thus obtained. that these
suiphuret ores con be pro6tably reduced
rdw, will largely enhance the value Of
the mine i'll the eyes Of mining men.
LONE BIoUSrAIS Cu1EP.-Mr. Ii. II.
Porch, who Eas Just returned from a
visit TO Lone Mountain, showed us YES
terd"y several large specimens of very
rich looking ore from this mine neal the
summit of the above mountain, of which
he is part owner, md which he had been
out to examine. Mr. Porch informs us
thai the lead is twenty-five feet wide,
we'll defined, and that the ore shown us
Is q fair sample OF thut contained
throughout the ledge. We have never
seen the result Of an assay from it, but
if the ore is as rich rs il appears to be,
and such immense quantities to be read
lily obtained, the mine must prove a very
valuable one. Mr. Snm. AIcMasters, q
gentleman of large experience in mining
and milling, and we'll known in Eastern
Nevada MS O man Of gouud judgement in
such matters, started out yesterday for
the purpose of making I'M examination
OF the property, and upon his return,
which will be about the last of tho week,
wo shall probably have something fur
Their respecting the mine.
BoSDs.-M. P. Freeman, County
Treasurer, this morning advertises for
the redemption Of Elko County Bonds
to tho amour Of $1,000 SO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
from Thursdays Daily.1

A STRIKE IL II IIus3EY MISE.-Up-
on undonbted authority, we learn that Il
two and Il half foot vein Of pay ore has
just been struck upon the west wall in
the Hussey mine at Cornucopia, in the
300-foot Lowell. From 1G 10 IS inches
OF the quartz struck assays 1891 to the
ton; tho balance Of the ore composing
the lead being Of n low grade. The
drift in which tho strike WINS
made has been pushed for
wnrd to find tho west wall
fpr some tina past, md Mr.. Perkins
has ct last been rewarded by reaching
tho object # his search. a drift
will now bu run upon the vein and
further important Developments will
probably DO made before long. The
dIift from tho bottom Of the shat. now
under way to tap the ledge cut by the
SHIFT ut the 3UO. foot level will soon be
in, when n loTel will be run upon that
and the lead rapidly prespected. The
strike just made ispcculinrIy important,
rs II discloscs q handsome, well defined
wall enclosing The lend on tho west, md
although n firm belief rs to its existence
md position has always been enter.
tanned, simple belief has now given
place to absolute fact. With this
strong limo OF d%cInnrcation rs II baso.
subsequent Developments may ba much
more iutelligcntly pursued, and il from
10 other consideration, the discovery Of
this wall isof in~calodlablo benefit to tho
mine. ..-
FHoM I. +. Colin, superintendent q
tho Young America mine, at Tuscafuta,
who IL now III town IN business, We
gather the following particulars regard.
ing that we'll known property: The
upper levels have been oponcd to the
extent Of 3jO feet upon the vein, md
four and n half tons Of the richest rocl;
yet extracted IN being raised to tho sur.
face daily, with u force OF only eight
men. Over thrco hundred tons Of
splendid orc IL already upon the dump,
which amount will b. augmented to
1000 tons by the time Spring shall have
been far enough advanced 10 admit OF
the transportation Of machinery for the
C0%mpany'a proposed mill. Tho engine
Mt tho mill Ocross aie valley will Dc
brought over to tlf mine for hosting
purposes as soon as tho ynow in the val
10y Is sufficiently bo;tlcd to furnish
good EleiBhing for heavy loading.
Mr.. Coffin Is All cminently practical
man, ard has acquired from long cxpa.
rionce tho cornmondnblc habit Of scoing
his why clearly upon tho road to SUCCESS,
that failure may DO impossible.
SSow.SLIDE.-A snow-slido occurred
IN tho canyon just cast OF Taylor'a Sta,
ton on Tuesday, but Oh it continued
down into tho bottom, offered but little
obstruction TO travel on tho grade oyei
! which II passed.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
TIE FIRM OF RUSSELL & BRAD
LEY ARE HEREBY REQUESTED TO
CONE FORWARD AND SETTLE
THEIR ACCOUNTS BY NOTE OR
OTHERWISE IMMEDIATELY.
TIE celebrated suGel Whisky at tho
Gem Saloon. ,ts' "i""l3 irN
A nice assortment OF Ladies' and
Gents Hats at Rnglcr's; very low
prices. IS
FoR REST. - Furnished rooms tor
rent by the week or month on reason-
able tertna. Apply 70 Mrs. Kncisley,
opposite the middle depot on ComIuor-
eial street. jI.tf.
OYSTERS in the lonf at the Com!
AL oysters received at tho Gem
Saloon come by Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S.
Express, and aTe warranted freah,
Those coming 'sloT freight arc from
twenty to thirty days on the road, md
past experience has provou thnt
they will not keep in soud condition
for that length Of time. II you would
have tho bost quality Of JrsJh oysters,
call OF the ''Gcm."
II you want n nice suit or oyorcont,
don't fail to call at ErBler's, and you
will surely DO suited.
TnE very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, at tho Gem Saloon.
The celebrated Crystal Ponk Beer at
the Gem Saloon.
SroSE Ate always on drnught nj tho
Gem snloon. 3'7 "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29

TIVE passenger train from the east
yesterday came flying in al $50 p. M.
drawn by thrca engines, aud Judging
from the Inannet In which the snow was
piled upon tho coaches aud engines
there WAS no surplus power run TO
waste. \ broken rail threw four cars
Off the track cast OF here, but fortunately
no damage wn3 done, aud they wcrc re-
placed i'll position Hod a2Gi1 under why
in the short space Of 90 minutes. Emil
grants have struck q good thing ns they
arc now rushed through on express
time. their ara being attached TO the
passenger trains.
GRAND DKrosIr oEE.-SanpIcs OF SUI
phuret orc from tho Grand Deposit
mine, at T~uscarorn, were shown rs yes
teEday, by parties just in from that To-
cality, which were extremely rich, and
showed n very excellent character Of
quartz. The lead AZ q depth OF sixty
feet is reported to DO four feet wide, and
n large portion of it composed OF c-e
similar to that referred TO above. The
ledge has produced very rich ore all the
way from The surface, but OF a different
quality TO thnt now being taken from
tho lowest workings.
Enthusiastically there arrived by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express from Cor
nucopia two bars Of Leopard bullion,
valued ut $4,5l3 %.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-29
From Sundays Dhily.1

ANOTHER MrLh-Coi. W. Il. Do.
Frees returned from San Francisco last
evening, Mt which place he has spent tho
las, two months. During his absence
tho Colonel has rustlch up n new ten
stamp steam mill. tho machinery for
which will arrive here in the course of
ton Or Fifteen dnys. 1t will then be for.
waraod 10 Tnscnrora. and when put up
III chat district will extract the precious
metals from the orc contained in tho
"Orcnd' mine. Tho Coils head IL
level in bringing his machinery up this
Winter before tho ground thaws. Now
the road IL IN good condition, being
we'll packed, and tho slcighing IN tip.top
all the way. rendering IL an cnsy matter
to ship tho mill Mt ratios nearly AS favor
ablc IA those obtained in mid Summer.
Tho Dread ia n most promising location,
und the milling facilities thus Afforded
will giyo it ample opportunity to stand
in tho front rank among tbs bullion
producers Of tho north. While this i'm
%prOvcmcnt aids tho Dread in particu.
lar, It assisla TuBcaroro generally, and
will undoubtedly receive the support Of
all hands.
SKATING continues to DO frst.clavs on
the lIuu.ColN,