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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-07-30
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a DISASTROUS LAND sLIpr;


Sunday evening Nbout six o'clock the
o5ino canyon, twelve miles east Of
Eiko, was tho scene Of rather en- cxtsn-
sivc and damaging land slide, which
caused considerable delay 10 trains eli
the railroad. At tho place mentioned
the road bed was graded ont Of the hill,
leaving high bank on Tie north side
Of the track, and deep ditch on tho
onter side. The rains had saftcncI tho
earth, and it land slid of on the track.
tnryirG;: 90 the depth of several feet,
at Intervals for tho distance OF neatly a
mile. but fortunately "rr:yiug meme ~
10 away. Freight train No. g, JOHN
Ward, Conductor, WAS coming alon.
west, and ran into tho slilc, which rag
not seen lay tho engineer in time 30 stop
the train, owing To tEo many abort
curves i'll the canyon. The engine, ten
tier md five cars were thrown down into
the ditch, while twelve more cars wcrc
thrown from tho track. hut did not 10
down the clnbamlmrm. Mr.. Wind nj
opco ran ahead aud tagged tho express
going cast, returning TO this place with
II. Superintendent COd,lingiou iinmu.
'diately ordered out the wrockins car,
md, with orc hnndlcd mcn from the
various soc;ionH in iliis vicinity, pro-
cccdcd to tho sreuo al tho disaster.
The men worked al might md until
nearly ihrcn O'clock yesterday before
they Clcatcd tho tract; enough 10 permit
the lnSsn.n Of trains. Hatch, the might
operator Mt Cnrlin, cut in ON tie line st
the wreck and established tclcncariic
communication from TINT point, and ns
soon a. The road wHY in order all trains
injured by the accident, except Smith.
the fireman on tho dilchod engine. who
had an ankle pretty badly Hprniurh. All
tho officials md employee; OF the Com.
pany worked With will, ana dcsrryc
credit for The promptuca3 with which the
damage was repaired.
Tho twelve cars which were on the
track were iight,d. and together with
those which were ia position, wcrc
tnhcn back IN pcko. Thn express rr-
turned 10 thig place. 10. Z, yesterday
morning, wnH ridc-tra"l;rd here, and 80.
b, yesterday WAS held ,yt Carlin. Tho
latter three left hero about six o'rluyl,
on their way eastward. Train &u. z,
nom tho CnHt, yesterday. was amuullGd
aud No. did not pass here til seven
twenty y. III.
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[Froin Saturday & Daily.1
DISTRICT COURT.


III tho case Of Burrows w. DcFrccs
Go. y judgment was ordered i'll nccor-
dance with stipulntions. Defendant
vas allowed thirty days 10 prepare md
file statement on motion for new
trial; also stay Of proceedings was
granted for The same length Of time.
$. baum W. $. Arnheim; set for goth
instant,
S. Mooscr ot nj. W. Kirk & Co., also
sci for hearing on tho 10th.
T. II, Mayor vs.. a. S. Brown. De-
Inurrcr ovcrrulcd and twenty days nj
lowed to file answer.
The Thermometer reached % degrees
in the shade yesterday.
CArIrpED.- Sheriff Brown received
notice, that or the 18th instant, horac
was stolen from tho old bradley ranch
in Pine Valley, together with discript.
IONS fof Identification. Notice being
acut 10 his deputies through the county,
the animal, Under convoy of l. - ycai
old boy named Pat. McCuc, was cap
turGd in Glover Valley oa tho 2Gil
Tho boy succeeded in making iiis On
cape but Tho hyraa hnI hosn secured.
THg SAN franciye" pOBtiunstrr Is adj
viscl Of Is Satisfactory amendment b..
Which tho truarmission Of letters %
circulars in The interest 81 lottery sharps
through tho mails, il male puui5habl
hy fine Wo shall ever regard tho an
thnr Of this measure in the light "f
public bcnoiacIur aud pcreomal frieu
fcr afiorlimg ~ mn opportunity 10 cnjo
II respite from Tho oppressive Emporium
ticI Of thcSc chronic frauds,
REnoyEp. .-Mcssrs. lIadt & Cans las
evening moved their iiTG stock OF d,
Goods from tho ros;oiiico buildin9,
tho now and handsome quarters IN Il
Mayhugh building, which les jnsi hrl
fitted up FOR lh1ig uCcpl!Jm.
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tFrom Sundays Daily.l

The Tuscarorn mining suit occupied
the Court all day yesterday, aud will
probably continue 10 occupy it for II
couple OF days yet. The case will be
continued Mt . O'Clock tomorrow morn,
ing.
FoE THE AssEMDLY.-J. 4. Tinker.
whose name appears at the head Of cur
political column rs candidate for the
Assembly, isa gentleman well known
throughout the central part Of the
county, having been resident OF this
place and vicinity, where he has en-
gagged i'll ranching, during tho past four
years. lie has always stood high in
tho respect Of this community rs an
honorcd and valued citizen, and being
Permanently established hero his inter
c6ts are identical with those of the peo-
pic Of tho county Mt large, and n Inoie
.judicioua nomination could not be made
by the Democratic Convention.
a CLOUD BuEsr.-Conductor Welsh
informed Ws last evening, that Just prior
10 the arrival OF the train at Golcorda,
the canyon back OF that station was
sluicGd out by cloud-Lurst, the water
descending i'll Il vOlumn ms far down as
tho railroad, but doing no damage. Had
the road passed up near tho lnOutl, OF
Of the canyon CT the canyon been down
near the road, we would probably have
had Il disastar to record.
For Co3IMIssIOSER.-Our present
County Commissioner, john Hunter, is
candidate for reelection. and we arc
authorized Ia announce the fact
through our columns. Mr.. Hunter has
discharged tho duties OF the position
most crodihly during the past two years
and again presents his name before the
Democratic County Convention.
NEW TELEuTArE LtSE.--.A line Of TEL
'eGrnph is being built from ITallccl; Sta
ton on TIE railroad TO the Military
Post Mt HalIccl. The line IL being con
structcd by the soldiers Of the Post.
under the supervision OF Lieutenant
Gdrvey,
STILL AEEIvISG.-Anothcr carload
Of machinery for The Touring mill, in
Guiding the hurrs and smut machine.
arrived here by rail from San Francisco
yesterday.
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a Gard to fine Public.

E. s. Yeales & Co., Watchmnkers,
Jewellers, etc., etc., Elkoi Nevada, der
sire to return thanks to tho pnblic at
large for their patronage and support
for the past soVcIi or eight yunrs, aili 10
assure them Of continuance OF tho
square method OF doing business In theit
limo. Wo would further ddviso tho
public Of change IN location and MISC
reduction in prices in gcncralt also,
that Our TERMS will 10 strictly cash, on
and after Tucs.lnyj August LIST, 1870,
and this nodc will DO adopted on that
day and strictly adhered to thereafter
in oil cnscs, sink or spim. We have
learned by experience That We cnn not
succeed and maintain our reputation IN
business il VIC continue Tho credit sys.
tenn, which is aliko ruinious 10 dunlor
mud consumer. Therefore; wo propose
so far as wo nrc concerted IL do away
with 1t entirely. Cd5h or hs equivalent
both TO buy ana sell u]lnll DO our motto.
without doYiatioiii md wo nsk our
friends aud we'll Sishers to standby US.
III our effort, md NO faithfully prUmiso
our patrons that wo will mako Il All oh.
jcct for them 80 to do. va. will rivo
them tho best of goods, md we defy
aay house doing business OF, credit to
cemPric "dM as in prices. Cor Rtraugc-
ments are complete for opening In our
new building ON ENilroad streets on
Tuesday, August LIST, with Htw Good,,
Nfr anil LoW Prizes, strictly for cdih
whhoW 6criatioH.
n. D.--Wo publish this In honesty
and cnudor. We mean IL exactly, aud
sincerely hope that mono may be offend.
cd by our refusing to dcviatp. We will
learn whether wc can live In Elku or
not hy fatr.t|ealing with the public.
Respectfully y0urS,
lillian y. iEITEs & Go.
Elko, July II, 1876.
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rEEboXAL. W. q. Tcrvcynnco nnd
John Gaylord arrived from Tuscar0ra
by G.ngo last evening Judge Van.
docnr came up from San Joso by the
train last evening, He il Oh his way to
Rochester, Gcw York, very much liul;cn
in health. Tho Judge was we'll known
M n prominent citizen Of rIac / county
twenty ycnrs ago. and will bn rcmcm-
bcrc1 10y tho early settlers Of Austin in
thin state.
1SroEuArroY WASTED. 49, Postmaster
Stone received letter from FrGnl;
O'NciI, GN.cd Dayton. Ipwa, July 18Th
asking for information regarding lis
son, Frank O'NCil, whom ho has not
heard from during tho past three years.
Tho son was with Barney Jones in
Hamilton, White Fine, so1o years ago.
aud any information a. e. hG present
whercahnu,5, would hu gratefully Tc.
criYcd hy his GnNioua father ut the
Ghovc address.
TYR wrcckcr, with thc ftciSht cugim,
which was litchcd above Osiuo on SIM
day, po~acd through on its way to Ia,
companya shop at Corlim, ycsIcrio!
evening. Sho waa 10. much damaged
but & will require ~ small amount q
work 10 clean the niluyial OF frcm he
rnl get her in Running oGdCr again.
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Fon snEnrrF.-G. NJ. Banks of This
place, who has, under several admins:
trations, satisfactorily iiHed tho position
Of Deputy now rsl'ires 80 the place Of
Sheriff, md will present his cluints be.
tore the Democratic County Convention.
His determination is announced through
Il carl, which will be found in our polit:
ical column to-days
PkksoSAL.-w. II. Do EfSrs departed
for San Francisco by the train yesterday
deputy Sheriff Seitz returned
from Carson last evening After safely
depositing his charges at The Springs.
II. HErFSE. has nt1f Mt Dorsey Bros Z
stable the handscniost Norfolk colt tlas
VIC have seen in tho State.
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GALA DAr.-Sunday was gala lay
for tho "Ioy",' and they improved l..
The most important feature OF the dav
WAS the milc race between "Old Joe"
and Oregon Red Bird" IL i; CorId
be called race. On the start "Joa"
had over fifty yards the best OF il, and
came III mere than that distance be-
hind; III fact it was an easy game for
the "liirI." Several scrub horse races
wcr run, and the days amusement
concluded with foot races by TIE scor..
AS usual some of the knowing ones lost
their coin, but then they didn't Gaze, rs
they had plenty Of fun.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of assessment
No. Oh tho Alameda Gold and Silver
Mining Company, of Cornucopia Dis
trict, will be found elsewhere. Tb,
levy is very light, being only five cents
per share, and falls delinquent on the
.It!hof August next.
TEA. - Conductors Frawley and
Chamhlin pulled out of tho yard at
this place a: six O'Clock last night with
t"orty-"ix and nineteen cats Of len.
respectively: tls former having two
engines.
"iND.N'tt.-o5. g. Wa-S passed Lcro
Yesterday from Winneiaucca 10 the Gust.
taking :: model Of windmill, which
he has patented. lie exhibited il on
The Street, and it seemed TO worl: to
charm.
b"w".-A!nmagcr Rowe, Of The W. U.
telegraph Office III this place, went ont
yesterday on the White Pine line, OH
repairing expedition.
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ANOTHER MINING SALE.

4 sale Of mining property took place
i'll Hicks District, in tho northern part
OF this county, few days ngo, tho
purchasing parties being Elko md San
Francisco men. We understand TINT
Amos plummcr, former Superintendent
OF the leopard mine, il also of the par
~ and that through his recommends.
ton the purchase was made. The sale
WAS mado by S. Hicks, for whom tho
district was named, and tho mino is
known rs the Constitution.
The sNmo parties have also bonded
Of ]. ". Mcdonald, the north extension
OF the minc purchased, which is nlso
said 10 be fine piece of mining pro-
perty. Mr. Plummcr has had II large
and varied experience in tho mines OF
eastern Nevada and in making n select
ion for purchase from among the many
valuable mines Of tho county, wo know
Of no man upon whose Judgement We
would more readily rely upon than
his. Mr., PIummor will supcrintenl
the working OF tho mino and will We
understand locate for the present al
Mountain City. The lode is very
large and strong ono assRying from
$40 to 5000 per ton.
TIE person who took the rich orc
specimens from the Magnolia saloon yos
tcrday, will confer favor on Charley
Drum, by returning the came, rs they
were simply left ut his bar for tempo
rHry exhibition, and he wishes TO return
them 10 the parties to whom they belong
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rRAvEL.Hrs, AfTiEsr1,1ux!

Sou cannot haze A Scater rd,is tt&57a
on Eout joafheS thsh HcsteItcf'a Stem
ach Bittrrsi That priSrp ns,1icihal
agent will enAblo SSn TO HriAk hiaektsh
water Sftilpnt running tho tfsk eE uisE
ordered stomach aud bowels, will IfertL
ralizc the iha1eS,co 81 f56i OF niiNtinntsS
mir, and will provo a most agrohable
and wholesome stiniulnnt aid meHnh of
couEteracting the fatigues Of travelling.
On long sen voyages, where tho scso&&
Of whaling or other vessels atStAimosS
wholly restricted I'd SALT meaE ik has
proved an admirable preventive of
seuryy, and in the tropical seas II saS6s
tho sailor from ship fever aud malaria,
1t has even proved the surcst reliance
of the cmigrant, exposed to tho mias.
matte complaints which prevail hi ros
where tho rnys Of the san failinS UM
stagnnnt vegetation, uhexposcd to them
perhaps since tho creation, c&lfale va
pors, laden with the disease
Acclination, or tho habitu9tion OF tho
constitution to tho Irregularities of all
unaccustorned climate, is greatly facilis
tated Ivy tho regular uso OF this protects
i've elixir, which imparts such Vigor and
elasticity to eyery nerve and fiber that
it is impossible for tho vital energies I'd
become depressed toa point incousist-
ent with health. unfnvorabIe condiG
tions OF tho atmosphere tho l3ittera
should be used at least twtre a day,
morning aud evening being the best
times. A pursuance Of this courso
when there is danger, rs the system de-
yeiopes evidences Of debility, will ci:
fectually neutralizo tho peril. :ss
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[froIu Thursdays Daily.1

KtLGn NY THE TnAIY. Tho freight
train from the cast last might. which
left here about eight o'clock las! even
ing. when alnut milo and hall west
OF this place, ran over the body Of u
mar, which WAS lyii.G across ihr track.
literally cutting IL into fragments.
1t being quito dark. The body was not
discovered in time to prevent tho train
from passing over il. Uron disrovcrin.
tho facts in Tho case, Conductor Ward
hacked tho train up Ia town aud rc-
ported them ~ the authorities, whun
Como Of the railroad employees. together
with The Coroner, went down ON hand
car and brought up tho remains. They
presented most ahnrhing sight ;
The heal hcin: severed complete.
Vs. front the holy. An arm ana one leg
was also separated from the trunk, aud
were found some distance frum It, on
the track. showing That no had been
carried nlung some distance Giter hcing
first struck. Tho couitynnnCc ig maug.
led beyond recognition, but from other
features he il known 10 10 tho snmC
man ot whn.n monIion IL made clac-
where in this paper as being intoxicated
md engaged in sparrimg with Eomo Of
Tho boys during the day. Ills rnnc t.
said to bc Costello, and Tint he started
for Fat. McCall's ranch, seven miles
down Tho river whcrn he has hron nj
work. Iic Is s"rrnacl 10 have fallen
upon tho track, and wns too drunk e.
realize tho danger of hin roaition. itc
had been refused i;quor at Gomc Galorm.
in town only about nn hour prior to thD
nr2ivai."i Tho train with tho announce
mcnt u; his death. Deceased was {
young and hearty fellow. whom y,
should judge 10 hC not over % years u
! ppp,
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The testimony Of II. p. Lishtner,
engineer of No. 8, the train referred 10
above, is substantially MS follows: When
about theree-fourths of milo west OF
Like struck the down grade; shat ofl
steam and ran at the rate OF 10 TO ~
miles peg hour; while looking ahead,
hrst noticed something fly up III front
Of the engine; thought it was IN nni-
mails leg or something falling from the
enginej went forward on tho engine and
saw what looked like boys hand on
tho pilot; also part Of body dragging
on the outside of the rail; returned to
the cab, called for brakes, opened sand
box, called again for brakes, and then
reversed tho engine; train appeared to
crowd; called ngain for brnlies, and
the train Was stopped; lighted torches
and with fireman went back; met con-
ductor Ward, coming forward; told him
We had ran over a boy; we all went
back and found the body lying on the
end OF the ties oil the north side of tho
track, tho head lying between the rnils,
near the body; came OH back and found
mn arm lying between the rails. Mr..
Ward moved tho body 80 TINT tho train
wonld clear it; neither myself nor fire
man saw anything upon tho track un-
til went forward OIL the engine ~ stat-
ed; after finding the body, backed tho
train TO ElEo aud notified Coroner
ATellus Of the accident, who went With
me upon the engine to where tho body
lay. e#s ia#
Several other witnesses were examined,
their testimony only corrobornting the
statement Of facts III the case recorded
in our issue of yesterday. 1t is report
ed here that relatives Of Costello are
living i'll Iowa.
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tFr"m Wednesdays Daily.1
DE3OCEATIC CEi.iMIITI:r:.

The Democratic Coumty Central Com
mittee met yesterday, pursuant 10 The
call OF the Chairman; present II. 4.
iiarrill, Chniriman;J. II. Dorsey, John
II. Bradley, Alien Fisher and L. i.
Marx, q. 7. EloH,) proxy.
Tho Chairman stated Tic object of
the meeting, ana called 81 tho iir,l Or
der of business, for suggcations rs TO
the most feasible plan :or the selection
OF delegates to the State Convention.
which meets on the 2s.h Of Angus; for
the purpose ofnonina.ing Presidential
electors, Congressman and Justice
Of the Supreme Colrt, also the appoint
ing Of State CrnLTa! Committee. Al
ter thoroughly discussing the subject
1t was concluded that. in view al the fact
that it was about harvest TING, and ,i,at
We have already had one convention
for the election Of delegates 10 former
STATE Convention this yl&:, and viii
have to hold another, it would b. TO
the interest Of the party FOR the Com.
inittce TO district the County AMI Up.
point The tan dclcgates We are allowed,
Tho following are the voting precincts
i'll each di";r'et "nd the dele gate elected
from each:
TnHcaTorH and Independence Valley
| SiaIt. Smith.
john II. Gncon.
C"rnucopia, White Eocl; ana Blythe
Tonne. Buti, Ty:oma oul Ippaviu.
-. j. Marx.
"r!!'' Glover Valley and Starr Val
'i.;,n,-i U ,T'ir.
Cmliu. AIinc,aI u:iI mud Pine v.I,o..
W. Eiidcll.
iiGiittnS''i WILEY, Mound Valley,
I,~"S '''' "'''' -''''' "''u IL H. "hel'-
If"iircli Station I,,no,jIo v,1I...
Pleasant VALLEY and Camp Ualleck---
10 n ETa!i'
TLo,n,,..n,, '''''' - ~ ''"iii'
The r.v, L,.iro-.;, , a.
film, 80 y,.,,.;.. ,t..,,;., ,
two nina ,o,.,.'..;,,.,,.I,,',,-N.,.>. -
oIoiJ q r.u.,. Geo., ,,i.'i -.
Iccy;onoir y nr,Y,,. au, 81, a..,''.
I'd hy YIN. I.,r.,o, i,,,;,,,r,a r.,,.
w,+ tilj,l L.. ,,,. ,,,,,,i,,ir,..'. - ,1,.,
Smith,
No further business appearing, the
C"'n'"iitco adjourned, subject to the call
OF tie Chairman.
PEugo",I.--L. II. Dawlcv. thc pres.
pnt Superintendent If the GcroroI
| Thomas mill at Colru,l,us. rcii,rucl
ior, Il Gyir.. i,i., =, C,ro~,1n in,, ,,.,,
-. -, ..1I ...:,., T,.
''' 0 va ""i''" vi ~ i"'''"a''
mill IN R,;IyooL Dis,,i,, win ,.,rr,.
b,cl, Ia th. horoy ro,, ri r:grorrI,,,
Dick brown. the renowned I,uiois, Of
the Pacific ,.lo,c. wac MISC - ,,..,,,.,cr
on tho somo train. E;rj,nr1 had IN hi.
Possession ui,tli,f;c bu,l.sliu I'm, q,
n,cf. uuIs. dr,, orI ,.nn,i,,., a.,
buys hy permitting shcm to peep into
IT. lie says the "lIills" diGsings url
very ricE, but no! extensive; n large
majority o. those now there lyiuG with
ont cmPloymcnt....h. !. Iio8lc came
MP irom fa!'aa"c by tho casi.bound
No"rAEi'"S''-1ha local Journals "i
"ii'i''ino'eN complain Thai mot guilt!
seems I" have f"h ihe pI''rlS' Court
III 'ho' pi"'' '"'' week. W." can hca
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CRiuKEta.. Prom tho north wo hear
many complaints Of tho damage done
by cricl;cia. IN Bull Run Valley soy.
oral eutirn crops have been eaten ny,
aud many others moro or Loss damaged.
Tho farmers have declared war on thcm,
aud, although thoy MO still present in
largo numbora, tho hardy tIlcta Of tho
soil havo decidedly tho best Of tho
fight.
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DIED.

.hoRsEY.- tn Like. jniy 2Tih tho iGfan, soil
Of Jollu 81. and Like D1rscy.
Tao funeral took m,co from theit faulty sssl
h,neC. ll.t ,yrning.
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EUREKA 1loTEn.

e. NJ. Baum, the pioneer patSeyor Is
the Pnlisade public, has fitted UP nnew,
throughout, the Eirekn Hotel; hear his
old place III Palisade; AID travellers to
and from Eureka, and tho public Eeus
orally, can rely upon getting frst-class
meals and number ono beds ct all times
by interviewing the genial host 81 tho
Eurekn Hotel.
THE very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry md Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes. ut tho Gein Saloon,
TAKE NoTIcE.-All parties takihp les
Of me arc hereby notified that will not
deliver ice to my person who falls to
pay mo for the same ON every MONDAY
for tho week preceding. And that my
price for ice il two cents per pound, OK.
cept TO those with whom have already
contracted for different price,
GEoRaB G4Nsz.
To FARMERS AND OruE1s, HAVING
assumed entire control OF the biackf
smithingi wagon-nRliing and machine
shops nm now prepared TO do Any
and all kinda Of work in my Tide, par1
ticularly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, ON tho most favorable
terms. 'i.
= 4, DRedR.
The Gem Saloon used thirty baffeia
OF Boca Beer during tho pnst month, aii
average Of 40 gallons per day, Who
says tho town il dull7
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will rive steady employment for his
mcn.
I,Lh2D NiOv%rAIy.-Wu nTo reliably
informed thu; N"a3ra Pcnrod, Muyun
Miller and fnclc Jimmy Jones last
week. struck IN exceedingly rirl! vein
meaning both gold and silver ore. ut The
head ~ Hope Caleb, in Island Noun
tain District. Iut We we've unable To- gel
any further information.
TuE &TorM. The Storm Sunday was
very severe III places, cauyiuG The land.
nliic in Osjuo canyon. aud water.
spout on South Fork, tho former Of
which did considerable damage To- the
G. J.. i. H., hut the latter only Gavo
como hoIscmcn little Inconvenience
in passing il. Tho hCaTy rain was
generally beneficial, although in some
placra ~hc,o the ripcninG gain stood
very heavy on The Grouud ii did nor,
or lcaI injury.
Tug JoEGE. -.Orn of ours Lpueh
ono dolinr'a worth Of tho 'IhiltlC Joker
Sunday. II IL similar to The game u
tlrcc.card monte, only n little mpro Eo
and Is played with throo peanut shells
and pea or 80, while tho poor devil
who IL capped against II, is nnrc {,
loosc tho drinks, 10 matter how lac let!
Only this.
Eos CAnsoS.."DorUty Sheriff I'll. Il
Scil2 expects TO lonvo for Carson thi
morning with VIM. McCIcnr, &. r.
Euusscllc. William Knac aud Ah Toy
who arc all under Gcniuccs Of from ON
To five years each III The rcuitcnliary.
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sTAiE o. NEVADA,
CcvSrY or EI.Ko.
G. q. .Kt!laG CtTSatr:-We, tie un.
dcrsigncd, the iSr6fs summoned Us ap.
pear before q. q. Mellus, the Coroner
of the County Of Elko, on the 9th day
OF July, 1875, TO inquire into the cS1se
of the deaih of JOHN Costello, each aud
MI OF us do say that We find the deceased
was named John Costello, aGe Unknown,
that no camo 10 his death on the even
ing Of The 10th day OF July, 1876,
through his own catcicssncSS, By being
run over by train No. s; Of tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company. ut Il r6int
about one milo west Of Elko.
II. A. HAEvILLE, NreraSn.
j. REISuAEr,
joins iiupDAhp,
L. i. BEUrrEr, E,
GEORGE LYON, s.,
a. BEEKEr,
JAMES FRIEND,
CnAs. ". DARRow,
... JOHN Z. WALLER,
G. II. BRAsaE, 4
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