The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-02-12
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probably killed the bill to move the u.
S.. .CourtS.S I4At least the committee havu
deferred reporting favorably on il for
. the present. Judge Field has declared
Tls;ln favor ofit. and so notified the COM
A1ssF. mittee, but the State Officials. rcrlnn-
~ STRANGE. is, they say. entitled to consid-
2!g .eration likewise N
G'gag Charles Miller, of the great firm Of
- o. Miller & Luz, Of California, has arrived
~ from Europe, ana is spending u few
days in Washington .gfsI
Curt. Hillyer hos one OF the most de-
lighttul houses in Washington. lie en-
~ tertainsl like n Prince and is very popu-
lar.
Colonel Charles A. Wetmore--hc
calls himself that now-"your corrcs-
pendent" of the San Francisco LIHd,
,EJBhas; arrived. and announces lin the
Baltimore Gdsttte that ''his intellect is
more vigorous than ever" At which
there is Rgreat chuckleE on newspaper
row. dshington CorrtjPoAieat of Fr-
giHid Chronicle.
- The Eureka Ssntintt of Thursday has
a the following: ;, 9awaa s,,r
SLiko the Wandering Jew, there np-,
pears to be no rest for a citizen when
ho commences to travel ut the instance
of "G0l." The Truckee Republican of
g3S a 2Sth plts TINS notes.-the movements of
some Of the Enreka cxf1tintcd who,
mndo n brief, sojourn. i'll that wooden
burg; "F~onForivs of. the boys iirem
Eureka and Carson received notice
,TEfnoinsg'69lg. last Wednesday, evening.
They nl went on tho first train, Or asY
boon thereafter as convenient. a great
many more Df fine sumo class, vino had
not rs yet received their ''rapers;"!
went with thcm!to. Keep them company.
The town is pretty we'll cleaned outnow,
md all is "quiet on tho Potcmac.'i Z
- dispatch was reeejved here yester-
see day from Carson Announcing thai tho
Supreme Court hudg granted a., wit Of
c~trtiordri i'll the case of NJ. Borowsky.
This means that the proceedings OF the
SOS, District Court in the case will be sent
up, and il III the judgement OF the
Supreme Court Judge Colo has exceed
&Sed his jurisdictioIn either "a rev trial
.y,s3 q will DO ordered or tho prisoner SET ct
- Liberty ns tho circumstances, in tho,
Judgment of tho Court, shall seem to
.Es1t warrant .G&Sa1&&Ao =
Judge Cole is again confined 10 HIS
80 bed, from typhoid fever, He held court
ia last Saturday iii tho Courthouse be-
Ea@ foreh he had entirely recovered from his
recent attack. He took a severe cold
.r:yrew WHICH vas doubtless tic cause, of the
'e'" relapse Vile N"-Er "ANAAA-L. -
THE Phoebe Record sayG n letter has
been received there FROM John Baker,
under late Of. AIeCraekin Hill, January
osd from which they aro permitted to
make tho following extracts. The
writer Gays:
TTES&gThe niino is looking finer. now than
cvcr-ten times finer than itcver looked.
At n depth Of $50 feet they have got six
feet OF ore. At tho bottom OF the main
suIn ~. thnt l. a~, ,-N1n1nn 49,. -. . l IY
teen feet wide. After cutting through
.yfsy tho f~oot,Yall, the ore 10 horn silver al!
through. ~.
The furnace has just made q rim of
thirty.six hours and turned on. three
1f tons Of bullion that will go 81. 255 90
per ton. The bullion iIHs been shipped
sa TO San Francisco and will, set there.
about the time you get this letter. "
They arc fixing the mill at Green
wood S6yors, from Phoebe, has chaigc
Of it md will be- ready to- run III nix
weeks. They have three hundred. tons
Of orc at tho mill and about six hundred
tons on the dump. Greed Bryant. Is
hnuling With five twclvc-mule teams. 3
IH the case OF Henry Bennett, vi. tho
Central Pacific Railroad, tried II couple
Of weeks since ut Nevada City, the
Court took tho motion mado hy dctcnd-
ants counsel for II n~on-suit under adj
yisolnent. In the mcanlimo the case
was submitted to tho jury, their verdict
!, d" yawait th4 further action Of The Court
OH the MOTION for %nons,it. The Jury
returned n verdict Of S2U,000 for l,lain-
tif. = Yesterday %tlic Court granted tho
Ee %nonsuit, thus mtbiiIEG, the verdict OF no
l. .yaluo.l Tho question involved was
whether or not an .cmplnyc Of a railroad
company cnii recover damages for an NJ
s ~ legged injury caused by the negligence of
81 % fellow-sorvant; and tho ruling Of the
Court ID that no cannot.-Grd.s HGHfy
Gaoa, ft6. 1H
MURDER IN. THE .SEcoap DEGRTg---
In the trial OF James j.. johnson, In
dictod for tho murder Of Nichacl Ryan, |
the, case was given to tho jury Ut 8 |
20 O'clock last niglit, and after two hours |
doliberation they returned ii verdict ofI
guilty Of murder In tho second dcErca.
Johnson will DO sentenced on Thurs.
~ 20 day noxL; and, OF course, tho sentence
will DO imprisonment In the State, |
Prison for the term Of his natural life i
RsVtMe, Jdaaary lsh no,s
THE town ~trustecs Of W~ntsonyillc,
California, aro determined 10 do their
part towards maintaining good order;
In the town, and to that end havo ms
ia sod m ordinance prohibiting boys un
der ~ciglieon years Of,age from, r]einaiii-
Ing In tho streets aftor s o'clock in tho
ef9pings 4 Al .&bM8 I'll
a NAN named WilliHrna, formerly n
FGaloon.Keopof in San Diego ahd con.
ycothed as q leader in tho Chinese trouh.
10 Mt Los Angeles Bono years nac, was