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The New York herald., 1876-07-22
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. JULY %, 1876
Newport will discharge cargo repairs; her bosta.

is badly damaged.
with timber for xorsans r.rosd ran ashore asoa, July
north Of Pelican Island Galveston Bay where she re-
der pump the sand which had around
her.
l. with before reported ashore Dooran Rock
Of Donegal Hsrbor, full of water July II and
the sea breaking over her.
scHK FAiKvixw; from wiscasett with lumber. before
ported ashore Ram Head Boston Harbor on and
towed to Boston AM, July Fl.
scHR EASTERN LIGHT before reported ashore Halifax
expected to be h"ated night with little dam
scHn HELEN Mar. Of Newport RI will splice her FORE
mast ana get new msintopmast betors proceeding.
St n nS % D nss.. sss
sm sy $ cyd. G . s. on
unknowr schooner before reported still remain ashore at
Matthias Point.
ELLswoRrr. No. July 2o-schr Senator Murch. MASTER
on the - inst, when on Boon Island was srnck by lgh
deck pi.nts and Il.
fire. hs crew every man knocked senser.s to the
senator arrived Saturday. and is putting
masts and repairing
uALIrAx July loI reported that the wreck of hrs
Yarmouth tNs) light and efforts being tes
Nsw BEDFORD. July 2I-schr Florence I Lockwood tof
Norwalk C., from New York for Kennebuns In ballast
ausa,ly Of leaking and ashore n, aais
south OF Fort henix Fair Haven. She subsequently,
rived at New Bedford.
QUEBEC July 21-The number Of seagoinr vessels that
has arrived since the opening navigation 52 the
Der cleared 4oS leaving 81 Tho Of freight dur
ing the past week has been upward notwithstanding the
late advces from Great Britain that the wool trade
dull and unsatisfactory.
RocKLASD. Me. July ai--schr Coeord. Of and from
Sear-port Tor Roston with of bricks and hay
ashore Whitehead yesterday and Is total loss This
saw d. She Is 88 register and built at
Soarsport in 1872.
SAN Francisco July 14-The bark Jas Cheston
dropped on into the stream Yesterday from the mud the
Ahe 20 Ito dOck
pairs.
VALPARAISO July 3-Shp Alida from Losos Europe.
has nut ia here leaky.
LAUNCHnD-At Bath Nc. July 20. by Brown Stantial,
fine bark Of about 900 tons not yet named
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cALcurrA June ia-Tn port. ship Champion Br. 70. New
York. Csshmere ,Br. May. and whiisincson 3D. Ruth
sailed ssugor June L. ship Nsgpore (B9 vennis
Cbart.red-Bark Charlotte A Litlcheld for Antwerp
ter Mass: sch- b Herrick baker 30.
CAwpsSAs. July II-Arrved. brig Raven Wiley. Ha-
sailed ii;h ID brig e Goodwin Craig ;, Na,ansas v.
Boston iand sailed same day for = Michseisj.
In June IS. BARK Kate Williams Hale. for Boston,
F.rnEn roisr July a. pM--Arrved, steamer Austrian
HivAs., July 2o-Arrlve". schr River Queen. Hobbs.
sailed 10Th. steamer wi,miuy,en Holmes. New YORK
KiScsros: July 20. 4PX-saied, steamer Ciarbel (Br
i.TrHrcoI July i7-Arrivea. steamer Mississippi tBr,
NAr.sz.s. July aosailed brig Malaga CBr Kerr north
OF h 'ri ,shr psysFfIs sswa s's Saith cn
MoSrRrsl. July is-Arrved. steamers CoIina. Rollo.
Cleared ism. Ssrs vstyrisn, Andersen. Cork is,A
NORTH svnsxr. cB. July .owssisd bark Jas 4 Brett.
PoIsi pu cnKsSr July isArrived brig Edward LINER.
h Kns a apo sr
Notx. Plymouth: Annie Williams skinuer. Vincent
s,s M.sss ors r Newport Tor Aonea vindes Rob
Cleared is;h ship. Westminster. Manroe Bristol; Ara
bia, GreenocK: HahncmSnn Ihonson London barks Her
man, Becker west hatepoo Hortcnsa. simonson. Lon
sr Hxlrss June 2i-Passrd ship vscount CBr. Nlcho-
son tpm & ,Gu's s,v 'or SsT io hsrs p,,
New York via Gusntanano
SYDNEY, o. july ie-Xrvsd. BARK xemlo, from Liver
pool
~ JonS. Nh. July 2o-Arrived. ship Regina tBr Nc
Henry. Dublin: >cirs Ancona tBr). WRsscn kiruh Ar
ella. New bedford: tsicon. do; scnrs Joseph Souther
Watts, Pensacola; castais Providence; Astra do fers
(Brl. New York
Sal ed 2lst barks Chapman DIR. st Nsssre TIafrsjcrd
tNpr Loudun: komauoN tr Haley, Barrow. Eng.
i,Rsourn. Ns. July 3l-Arrved. brig sophis dr. West
indies.
wlspsoS y. Jaly 2o-Arrived .ehr Florence Ha l.
MachiHs aud sailed lor Alexandria, Nal.
Ssied -th. brig Fairfield tBri. New York; schr Aobie
Nasson. Alexandria. Va.
Par STEAMER NrcgaR1
AsRmcts. July s-Airived. HAnra Christensen, Rich
moud. Va.
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SPOKEN.

ship Rock Light of Quebec, from Iquiqus Plymouth.
E, June - lat 81 ~ lou ~ W.
Bark Alice Graham (Brl Morgan 81 days from Calao
Liverpool, June 3, lat 3 n. Ion ~ W.
Bark Bella Nudge (Br) Mason from Rangoon March %
for Amsterdam, May II. lat 81 43 5. Ion 81 SO Z.
Bark Ocean Home fBrl Rees. from Dobov for Queens
town land ssupplied with bread July lat 81 Ion IL
Bark Kisnon tBr Hewitt. from New York Nay IL for
Shanghai June IS lat 4 $. Ion 3, W.
bark, showing letters PNiJ bound for San Fran
CISCO June IL. lat 7 N, Ion 26 W.
bark showing NGrS %, bound for New York. June 49,
lat AZ n, Ion sW.
Brig 4 II Williams Tucker, from Gloucester T. for Bati-
more. July I, 40 miles ENE Of Mixzen Head.
Schr Edwin Morrison. Lavender from Liverpool
York July 4, lat 50 l3, lon Is 35
Scr Mary Peters from New Orleans for Liverpool July
IL, PM. lat 20 20 lon 30.
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANsIxRDAx July 2O-Saled, slip Asia QGerl Meyerdeck
Baltimore.
BREMEN July Sailed ships Chas Luline Ger) wicke
Baltimore Derby Ger. Hunscken, New York.
BRLrAsr, July l9-Arrved, bark Embla (Br, Mex snxs
Norfolk,
Sailed 10TH ship Republic Br Phillips North America
BRIsroI, July 2O-Aryed, bark Falcon 3D. wesst erp
New York.
Sailed 2lst, brig Castalia whittemore. New York.
BORDEAUX, July ls-Saled, bark Marie Anna [Aus),
Soppa, United States.
CALAIS July 19-Ssiled, bark Prodomo Nor), Jacobsen
United States
DUBLIN. July 2l-s.ied bark Montreal (Br), Coalae.t
North America.
EXETER, ly 2l-ssiled, bark Mozart Nor). Albertsen
New York.
GIBRALTAR July l4-sailed, bark Emma (Aus), Levi
Qrom Trieste), New York.
GREKSocx. July 2l-saled, bark Jamcs r Boyd (Br)
Baker. North America
HAvRK July lo--Arrived ship Josephine CNor, Smith,
New York
HULL. July 2l-saied bark Leon veneto qtsp, Fonta-
nelia United States.
HgLvoEr July 20-sailed the Maria sehafnno Phila
delphis
Boston.
Sailed 2ls ship saracen (B) Hevsron. New York; bark
Gernsns Ger. Romberg. San Francisco.
LONDON July 2l-Arrived steamer Anglia (Br,, Murray
New York; ship Fswn Cieaveland New York. bsrks Kate
Agnes Br Ferguson. Boston; Bestrce (Br) Bowsy New
York; also the Elise, from
Luxe. July 1s-Arrved. barE Fredig CNop Andersen.
Philadelphia
MARsKLLrs, July 2o-Arrved, bsrks Add Ksder Spar
row. New York: Lizzie Curry (Br). Curry. do.
PoRr ELizABxru, CGiI, June l4-Saied bark A Vidal
Ger, Schreiber, Boston
QuKHNsrcwS, July 2O-Arrived barks williams (Br)
Vaughan Baltimore Isabella IRE (Br, jenkins. do: 2lst
steamer Russia (B) Cook. New York for Liverpool (and
proceeded.
Sailed 2ls,. steamer City Of Montreal (B9, Mirehouse
from LIVERPOOL. New York
ROTTERDAM. July 2O-Arrved. bark Arlington (Nor),
Pamstro. New York before epor.cd arrived 15th).
sailed 18th, bark Bigelow Br). Mcwhinn,e, United
States.
SLIGO. July le-Arrved. bark Ambrosia (N0r, Boesen,
Baltimore.
WEXFORD July 2o-Arrived brig Anon (Br. Copp Chat
ham, NIB.
Sailed from - July 10 barks Trappano (Aus), Mercich
United States; Teoele QtsD, Bssilo. do
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x:s Ore. Sc se',ss s. bark: ~.
LEsIs Del July si"ouisids. bark Grad ss.r tA.ss
Fsoss44LssB Fos4LssSBB Ks.d;s n Fish T .n.;s Bale,
HushnsGp ns,Snn Ksnnsbse load sr PhIl.sepha' dr'
Il O. Curtis. :.s eh for Ess S Mar, E.
Grace Gushing; and Others
So1t S"y sf,, pn E
Sailed -sehr J Nash, Crowley. New York.
wa;S.ner;st dsoss,ewn ' Sc; Henry ry" cro,sss r:r
Benz wsriod. sprasns PORK Johnson for Pss,ueisi
rSrahsm, Jarvis Coxsackis
h:%%; s ks.
e.na x"n.on J DAYTON" ss.s fnsr.s.% m and N.ds.s.
Hand Han. Goldsmith New ioTS v.,... n
w%
psrhs, s.rss raj, fsicope Henry May s.,s.os.
4 Darling, Isaac sns!rood Al rh.pnan: wApasr.r o
'Gnn 'sns snS
PAwruckET, July 2o-Arvsd. schr Warfor1.
SsIsd .sshE Anna saao.e Ks.sAu%: Phil.dslSA,. q
Trieste .er. ny II Hswes Fort. BOSTON, Kat. Lusii
bos:sii kS.sy Ny; Maggie Bell. Hall, James River to
san FRANCIsco. July is-Arrived, brig Sheet Anchor
Saea-Barks Frederick 4 Maria oGuap. Dam, Iauiaa,
Tidal W.vs Eeynod' % rO, MSsdsC%; S.; Oregon Edward'
sosb-Arrived, bark Cslaos Fr) oittstt Newcastle
2Ist-Sailed steamer Granada, Caverly. Panama
SAVANNAH, July 2tp-Sailed schr Wake Philadslphia
2ls-Cleared, Somerset. Brown, Boston: brig
Joshua King Br) Howard from Cardenas. Liverpool hsr
ing repaired.
Also cleared. schr De Mory Gray. New York
SOMEKSkT. July l9-Arrived schrs Kate Gnord. bar
rett phadelphiS; Wild Pigeon, Staples, co. A Cohn
Brown, Hoboken.
soth- Arrived, schr Florence Dean, westgats George
town, DC
Sailed -Schr Brlow, Norris Trenton.
STONINGrON, July l9-Arrived, schr Poehasset Rack
EFT. Georgetown, DC.
Sailed-Schr Geo II Mills Tillotson. Georgetown, DC
VINEYARD HAVEN. July -0-Arrived. schrs jane l.
Newton. Joanna Dougherty and Amos Edward. George
town, c, Boston; ID Wheaton Philadelphia for do
American Eagle Hoboksn for Salem; Crisis ,delphiA
tor Hineham; Nellie Eaton Perth Amboy for Esstport
Willie Luce Port johnson for Portsnd Mary Fenwck
Georgetown, O. for lpswch Ellen Morrison. South Am
Gardiner: Ma ion Draper Pittston Ne. tor New
York: Mary Gage Jonesport for do Catawsmteck Hur
rcans Island St do Georgia Mcfarland, Richmond. Me-
for Baltimore.
Sailed-Schrs Georgia an Kate Clark.
WISCASSET. July l3-Arrivsd, schrs Kllen Colder.
Megathiin. New Ye, 18th. ID 4 j Lee Smith. do
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
TAMNANY RATIFICATION.

The meeting OF the committee appointed by Tam
many Hall to make arrangements for the ratification
meeting OF Tuesday night, was held the wigwam
yesterday afternoon 1t was announced that the fol-
loving gentlemen will address the meeting:-John
Hancock, Texas j. Proctor Knott, Kentucky; Charles
+. Hooker. Mississippi; J. n Tarbox, Massachusetts;
j. B. Gordon, Georgia; William Pinkney White Mary
land; s. J. Randall, Pennsylvania; Ex-Governor s. b.
Walker. Virginia; Leon Abbott, New Jersey; Roger A.
Pryor, Brooklyn; General Hooker, August Belmont,
Wheeler H. Pcckham, A O'Sullivan, A. H. Purdy
Jamas Daily and others Mr.. Charles A. Dana Will pre-
side at tho inside meeting.
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP GEo ADAMS. from Indepenacncia Bay. drove at
he's anchor bslvay. Jnv aud fuled the
shire. causing some damage to- both vessels.
fsKs Ro,cRosr ,Br Purity, from John. Nh. for Dub
lin ~c ashore. Juy - Moth Aikiov bank deck load
81 tocs tir"sn 40 pieces o wnich packed up
inside Ar~ios bsnk aud landed NJ Wexford. july TO-
BARS AGNIs CANrrXL lr iardry. from oaiwsy. n bal
Last Dasg shr hAr0pr Ui Arhts,p ashore behind
thr hr.@eNatef. hus snt OF M Jsi, ~
BAN N.LiIt Grksr BrI. from lhii1delonia which
tnNct tn a>' t.Juy :. lra>y.
wStcr settled l-J Arrange
meats wcse malc ler ~i>ensrssug o., thr lyth.
i,.. MAE,Lpa from Cal,s tr New York which pu, int
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed whitss,onc Yesterday -
Steam yacht Ripple (uo ciub), Mr.. Webb, from New
York for Newport
Dreadpaught N.YY.C, Mr. Osborn, from New York
for New London.
Tidal Wave, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. voorhis, from Glen Cove
for New York
The Peerless, N.Y.Y.C.. Mr. Maxwell, IS at anchor of
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
A PERTINENT QUESTION.

To EpiroE HsKALD:-
rude 90 tue Elevated Raiiway from Tlrtich street
down. hSc u much: but, at the same iinic, would
be an improvement II bulics aud przc lxLt,rs we're
MT employed on H. There was o.c att n.aat at
1hirtlc street tn,s morning tue stsrting %! the
a,iU nestled l.s chgsrs thpush
hr wanted to lnt tbr who.c The c,mn,u, sLsu.d
scud a n.an - niOVii anI UiuIai spirts lhto
training 10 ngitt JvIu Mace. \ raiiucr pnt wt do
tncir wJrN qul,c a. wcil Yours ray
a TRAVELLER
Ngw lvKk. July u, 1876
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THRD DISTRICT.
ToMPKINsvILLH. NY. July 81. 1871
To clear the wreck the sloop sunk in the Narr0ws keep
Robbins open to eastward Of Fort Wadsworth
been buovcd Ms follows
No Black SPAR south end OF spit making from
west beach: Loyd's Harhor light " iy y n, IL miles
No 3Black spar east end Of spit = OF mile BY
from buoy No
No Pred spar northeast end Of spit making from
Great Neck; Loyd's Harbor light. by
q RHIND, Capt UsS.
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

An unknown man, about twenty-five years of age,
while riding the top of freight ON the Hudson
River Railroad last evening struck his head against
the bridge at Sixty-Anh street and was knocked be-
tween the ana dragged to lO4th street. He was
taken out dead and removed 10 the Morgue. The de-
ceased had dark HAIR. and dressed in a blac (
jacket and vest, drab pants and white spotted shirt
An inquest will be held next week
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
SAILED.

ship Gustav Oscar Uicri for Bremen: barks Lizzie
Merry, Antwerp Luisc Bruno utai, Lisbon. Msrashon
Adelaide. Teresa tsrmes tta) Odessa Cecilia
BRISTOL Golden Fleece Barbados; riot Havana; brgs
Macy ester Br) Queenstown, Msriposs. Csdy belize
Tyeho Brshe dam. Fred d-rckshssen. Daylight. Deme-
sehr fred smith. Lsxu iyrs and Porto Cabco.
Wind ~ sunset. NV at midnight. SNE.
barouet sunset aO.ts5. at 10 80 IN. 30 10
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
WHALENEN.

Arrived at Fayal June 25 schv Acvone Fisher Of Prov
incetown having In for letters Had taken $40 bbls
oil since leaving home April 20 1876.
Sailed from do lsth bark Chas Morgan. Tinkhau. NIB,
TO cruise,
Spoken-Ju,y II. lat 80 O5 Ion - so brig II Adams.
of and for New Bedford Had board 80 bbls Of oil
tanned from whsle caught this side of the in
the latitude and Ion gitude sf Charleston.
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~. ~.

The distance, over forty miles. thus made In
about I've hours by the commodore's and Vice Commo
dore's boats. soon everything was made snug by the
early aIrvais, preparatory to remaining until to-mor
row mofnng At daybreas or shortly after, they are
expected 10 leave for Greeuport where other yachts
will be louud.
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
sENoE JUAN AEIs

despatch from Havana announces that sehor Juan
Arisa years dre:tor othc D,aro de IA Marind
died Inst night OF liver complaint
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
THE CENTRAL HUDSON YACHT
CLUE.
YACHT
PorGHKyrrsix, July 81, 1876.

On Monday next the yachts OF tho Central Hudson
Yacht Club will start their first annual cruise TO
Albany with Comm modore Grinncl IN command They
will stop ~ Poughkeepsic, Kondout, Hudson and
The New York herald., 1876-07-22

YACHTS. SFEA rlEOATS. &C.
At THE OLD ESTABLISHED PLACE. 4A WATER
"A street. Caharine Market. Metallic and Wooden
Boats. all kinds JOHN ]. SMITH,
fNOPPER FASTENED ROW BOAr-NEW AND HAND
" somsly finished; Is feet long. Apply 10 +. WYCkOFF,
ISL West Nth ST.
LNOR SALE-TIIE WELL KNOWN YACHT ADDIk
VOORHEES, of the fastest first class soops In Amer
ca fitted in perfect order and fully found in
in commission with first class sailing
board For further particulars
address CORNELIUS ROOSEVELT. Az West 18th st.. New
York.
LNOR SALE AND CHARTER-STEAMBOATS. ALL
sizes and draught Steam and Sail Yachts Launches,
Freight Propeers Tugs Ferryboas steam Canal Barxes
GEORGE y. PLYMEk, ~ south IT.
CLOOr YACHT VERY FAST. FOR SALE; LENGTH
- 80, beam 13 feet. Lies at STEPHEN ROBERTS, boat
building shop l23d Harlem River Price $500
MISCELLANEOUS.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
LIST OF NUMBERS OF ORDINARY DRAWING
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS

BRISTOL, July 81, PM-Calm. fine.
PLYMOUTH. July 81, PM-Wind s. light 6ns.
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.St>OHier.
| DestindfaOa.

,ArIs OF DxPARruREs PROM NEW YORK FOR 1ux MONTE .
OF JULY AND AUGUST
The New York herald., 1876-07-22
BEACON PARK RACES.

Bosrox. July 81, 1876
summary OF ,roiting races at Beacon Park to-day
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
STATE AND COUNTY.


According to the figures furnished us
tho majority for tho National ticket in
The county stands; for Til1cn 70. "a,
State-Ellis III kirkpatrick; 10. -,-.:.
Legislature - Stone, Republican,. for
Senate, %.
Asscmbly-1Ioorc, Republican! 81;
Griswold, Democrat; 224; T0lley, Demo
crnt, 100. :. =
County-Williams, Democrat, for Sher-
if, G; Green, Republican, for. Clerk, G.;
Bradley, Democrat. for Treasurer, III /;
Griswol4, Republican, for Assessor, SO;
Rogers, Republican, Recorder, 1876;
Street, Democrat, for District Attorney,
S2;, H9lnefG Republican, for Commits
sioner, 10; Hughes, Democrat, Cshort
terml 1913; Scars, Democrat, Supe.in-
tendent Schools. 1O2, Catlin,F Rcpul-
lican, for Surveyor. CO; Sale, Democrat,
Public Administrator, 1.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
lFrom Fridays Daily.l

Eisr5 70 Exr1AIy.-Our friend Bis.
chof of the humboldt Brewery Saloon
is somewhat Exercised over jocular
remark made by friend during tho
canynssimg Of tho precinct vols Mt tho
C"nrt.housc, Tuesday night. On reach
ins ticket with the word "indrpemd-
cnp' written nj tho head, and BEARING
the appearance OF having been in the
clutches Of mn cnragcd wildcat, The
rcmnrl; that "lhat must DO BischOir'a 4"
Was made, and the fear that il ini.ht
bc thought he was ita deposition, il,
thereby appearing thSt ho had been
false to his promises, il what is bother
ing him. TOw,r wc know, and VIC de-
siro every body else 80 know, flint bis
choh was perfectly unacquuintcd with
the aforesaid ticket. nor would he have
anything to DO with such n lrie-bald
monSrnl. FOR DO il known, he Is not one
{" go back" on his. friends, but al
ways does exactly ns he agrees to. -. .,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12

The most intense interest in the re-
suit of the Presidential election has
been !clt here to-day, and tho contrn-
dictory character of tho dispatches from
the East were quite listracting. During
the day-ihe Republicans, though too
discreet to indulge in boistcrous hilarity,
nevertheless Rugged the delusive phnn.
tom Of hope TO their breasts, and oc.
easionally iiiulged IN A. subllued effort
Mt banter, but tho lugubrious expression
OF their countenaucts from tho nous.
tacho upwards, produced an nnplens-
mt effect when contrasted with
the Ghustly asinnilo that flick.
cred and died out upon their liallid
lips. Tho question Mt issue wai too
grave for merrinent, and nothing but
tho click of the telegraph afforded music
to anybody s ears! "a The Democrats broarSo
UP bravcly under the pressure of nd
verse reports until late in tho evening,
when the following dispatch from tho
Chairman Of the New York Democralic
Committee ,revived II their ~ dropping
spirits and sent The blood thrilling
again through their veins: %
Headq'rs Democratic Committee, J
New York, Nov. 1O-lop. -
Returns received 't6:daSi frdih The
South confirm: :iio reports CT
last night. Wo have undoubtedly .
decided maioritids in louisiana.
Florida and South Carolina. 49, q
(Signed) w. Il. PEIroSi ;',''-
,<Tt2 ChuiIlnan,!sr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
tFrom Thurf,lay'a Dnily.l


FUSERiL or CIGELrg WAuyrr.-
Tho funeral OF Ohhflai Wagner will
tAko place NJ ! o'clock T.. Il. To day.
Tho procosaion will form, IN front OF
L. phillips brick building, on Fourth
. street. bclo$ thu Haul; ,.froh whonco
it will proceed to The church, whcro
aorTico5 will bc had prior to tho per-
iormanco OF tho final obscq uics.
lilo Pioneers Of both California and
NoY"da nrc particularly requested to
tnko part in NIe lG5t sud rites III the
burial Of ono bf. The most respected
members OF that devoted band Of
hardy men. who, in the intoreEt Of
humanity nul + civilization, haze
braYcd tho hlrd5hips and dangers OF
u frontier No since tho mumotahlc
yoar Of 1912. Tho genial simplicity
. Of tho old man Iii.,llu him Il .fnyo.itc
with all who knew him, and hia hon
orod remains will receive the respect
which his blan,lasi nctious Glllci
forth while life still animated. ..-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12

From gentleman just in from la.
noble Valley, WE Learn that Henry
Lamar, young imam who formerly
carried Oh" restaurant in this place,
was seriously injured near his homo ia
the above valley. While driving team,
the horses in some way became unmau-
Ngcahic, and ran away, throwing Lam
mr. from the wagon. Becoming entNng-
led i'll the r"inH no wNs dragged y con.
EidcrAblo distance before getting FREQ,
aud was badly hurt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
WEEKLY .ElS0l ,IHHEPEaDEMT.
S%h @acNpAI.. xovE,tbnu. 1sa.I.4o.
.htiRiG22 STsp?2gEy yl3 PPIs!lI,1

PERSONAL. - Governor Bradley de-
parted for tho State Capitol, whero he
will-femain during the Winter, by the
~ train yeStprday.... Nj. Defiance. Of
WinuemuccN, and ". +. L. Deal, of
Virginia City, were passengers from tho
~-CsastbJlthe.$ sane Ea;a,.- Nr.Dfalis re-
+Ht'rnin$ frd'h.a visit to tho Centennial
show ii. Philadelphia. Our old
townsman, James Brain. who has for
Z tie Inst six weeks. been jPerssriha,ing
through tho country. east Of tho Mis-.
souri, river, stepped lightly from the
holftrntn XestclG ESmbningc leokinsl fresh
rs daisy, and WAS heartily welcof ned
homehsairb by Ills friohds. Apprch hem
sion WAS feat here that the Young man
aJshtcSaes1mb itoI tho oYcrpowGring
destinations of some Oriental nyihph,
= but tha'liaeovsry Of healhy2appItitc,
with no traces Of subIucd pcnsiveress,
-, r, hdhSef the belief that these fears were
GlLTahbp. fopn'l,,iqdi hnd that he il, still
the Legitimate prey Of Occidental
-. :, beapty,.. l.. pttrol. ar. G aLc%ocd
and Robert Chtiin. arrived from IiiinTl
Mountain by private conveyance, las.
Il might! The two fothierntari fosI arson
by tho train this morning.
+ Taatfss LIZ ] IL RE express. trsaliaa
from The cast yesterday niroir:ning was
fqur.r hOursrabehin timo owing
10, n. 4, collision on tho. Union
Pacilk: io;!d., Two cans were com
,,inInl,. inln.,r,,, / - 80 a .
~, badly broken. The serious, if not
~ fatal, injuries received by tho cngi-
neer of ono of the trains, was The
eyonlgy3 ca 81 F We beard card Of :
Orr AG4IT.-rOur former towns man,
-'a'l liloonsingIa!e. lnR 'hcen .kopt cii, his
ROOM At tEf h"taliby 4ipfness foE the
past ten Days, luslhe struggled through
mamhiIIy. aud rptip,a weakly appear
ance bcldw,. stairs yesterday. Ifa will
81, .prahhhiy.l,e able 70 stand his regular
baef.G;eak AMI onions again bttoro
g cllpapE.S - - ~
- 'A4nrSrn ny SrAds::=-=sA rfivAis.by stoso
las. might were as. follow; From ,Tus
cArora, IT. n. Stonc,ysG. y. Rogers,
II. Griswo!i. J. iIoilisler, Y. &. Bart
lett, r. Richards and !. Prnninia;
From CotnucopiN. Mrs. q. b. Kitridge
aud 5. j. Cru,cher: ...
yEY BULLIoEr RECEIVED. Wells, Earyo
3& Go. Iecaivsrl from tkGij4soPnrd Conn
pany's mill at Cornucopia. ycs.eil.y,
four brrg of bullioa, valued at six.
thousand ,lulllrs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
NOTICE.


Du.ing my absence from this state
IL. O. Vaughn is authorized to tnIs
"hnrEo Of my property, nul to tliasuct
all business in relation ,hqrrto for inc
anu III my ihnio. Ito Will collect all
money dic me, or to become duo, aud
pny all legal debts Or claims against
mo: y. II. WAGONS.
Elko. Nevada. October ID, 1916,
70 FAHMEna AID OTrmGa.-Ifavips
assumed on'irO control Of tho blnck.
shithinij wnGon-maEinE aud mnchno
shops, nm now PREPARED 10 do any
ma hli Ljnia Of work in my line, par
iicninriy tho repairing u agricultural
implements Oh tho most favorable
terms. '..'- '....
a. BnUCr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
ELECTION I;wTynNs.

The following are the complete eiec-
ton returns from the various precincts
within the county. The Democratic
Electoral ticket has q majority Of 20;
Ellis tDem ] for Congress. II majority,
and kirkpatrick, for Supreme Judge, 20
These nrO tho. figures fur
nishcd us from the precincts, but tho Of
ticidl count may change them slightly:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-12
Funeral OF ta,n,.icI wagner!

Tho funeral Of Charles Wagner, which
took place yesterday, wns afforded by II
largo number OF orr citizens, long
procession of carriages accompanying
tho remains to its last resting place.
tic wna " iioat cstimabit trrtirrunu,
and tho disposition to testify respect to
his memory, was very generally mani.
fcgteh.