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, 1876-03-04

-rr Irrr,ry.-Tbe Walla Walla Libra
vr.b ha. been closed for a couple Of
= WIZ"
49,. 10 arrange the books, is open again.
viz La,atsr is now assistant librarian, and
.n ". are sure. give satisfa, ton to all the
-..,-,.of the institution. Till further ne
~, +, will be kept open On Saturdays from
-,sa,,To.k ill five, and from six till nine,
,,1ag me remaining days of the week, ex-
s-, Sunday, from six in the evening, till
ana o'clock.
, 1876-03-04

PERRY THoT,s q delinquent subscriber, is invited
q call at this office. Ii are correctly informed
Mr. Thomas hives somewhere IN the neiShbOrhooi OF
Dayton but the matter Of residence Rel not prevent
his calling and settling his account. II
, 1876-03-04

cp,xeErs' MEETISG.-A meeting OF the
x,rio,,s district oranges will be held at "aiia
warIa to-day. The Object of this meeting
has not been made public. out 1t Is under
,ooa that it is for the purpose of organizing
General district grange TO wniCh MI 'i's
Ioesl oranges will be tributary.
, 1876-03-04

PROBATE MATTEEs-Fur the last or 10
days the Probate Court has been engaged in
examining the final account of the admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Rudolph Roy, deceased,
and completed the same OF Monday last, by
declaring a dividend of about l3 . cents on
the dollar, to be paid TO the general creditors
of said estate. In the course Of this proceed
ing it was ascertained that person by the
name Of A Miller was Il partner in a saloon
kept in the upstairs of the Bank Exchange, p"
known as the Club Room, and the admins
TRAITOR was authorized 10 make settlement
with him, as no debts had been presented
against said co-partnership. The question
as TO the administrator commission, was,
by mutual consent, submitted to Judge Win
gard of the U. S. District Court, who decided
that ar executor or administrator was allowed
commissions only on the whole amount actu-
ally realized to the estate. This is regarded
as an eminentlc wise decision, as 1t other
wise would bankrupt almost any estate
Judge WIngard has thus proven himself an
able lawyer and just Judge In justice to
the administrator II Is proper TO say that this
question had never before been raised, and
that be eheerfElly nequie-e=s Ia the decision.
, 1876-03-04

REyXoLDs, the man confined in the county
Jail on charges growing out Of a domestic
difficulty, has influential friends who are
arranging to have him bailed out The gem
eral belief Is that Reynolds is moTe sinned
against than SHINING.
, 1876-03-04

'7.,A AND DRAY CoNrANY.-It will be
' That 'he gentlemen heretofore e,' gagged
ICE day and truck business have formed
','.'a'ion- This association is not in
-- 70 work an advance in prices, or in
''y lar'4ke Of the character Of a mon
70 ''' i solely iesign,d to facilitate
u ,>-.'' and enable the proprietors to meet
''a'' q ship?.rs and freish,ers. The
-l'''a viii have warehouse, and with
7''a>' drAys and trucks owned by the
,' "'I have every facility for carry
,a,.,, mr. business. The young men COM
-trs ..' association propose to "live and
M. \ ins On this motto they deserve
-A.snac- and support.
, 1876-03-04


-'" fIr.s.-Au old san francisco friend
~ '-.a -FeniinE several days in Walla
"'.'' aud having business turn of mind
.''''l 'a at onr leading stores, and exam
-1s '-' goods and learning the prices, his
'..a-a. TO It's Is That Schwabacher Bros.
AZ 81" retailing dry goods, dress gooda,
'''.'i' and general merchandise at lower
F.' '-in articles Of Ike good quality com
-'a- IN ;he San Frnci-co market. This
'.I u comes from a gentleman of un-
led 'Ta'aiu.ness, and fully confirms what
- a''a heretofore stated that goods are sold
-. - i''er> IN this town than at any other
, 1876-03-04

J. W. HISEs, a settler who iivei on the Touchet,
has gone of leaving an unsettled newspaper account.
~ inclined to the opinion that this Hlues
Is deliberate fraud, and shall only change our est
nete when be puts in appearance and aettles his
hill If
, 1876-03-04
TIe TrOftinG Stallion
e HEEaalFO q I'D Il Es!

WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1915, from
II March Let 20 September Ist 10 a limited mum
her Os Mares, II MACK'S RANCH, on Dry Creek.
The blood Of this celebrated horse Is derived from
the three most fashionable and most noted trotting
fam ie- and hs the sire Of trOtteis Is too
we'll established Tor eminent He l. the sire Of
'' Mark Twain, who at years old aud with but
httle training. shovel 2.2o gait Also, of Bell-
flower WllO irS Tuttei IN 2:26 and Tor which her
owner has refused an cfir Of $500. Bellfuunders
excellent hrilh condition and Vi-Or, promise well
20 sst,:n his reputation for certainty the stHt
TEENS.-The season, 500. payable when the
Mare Is taken away or for insurance, go one
htls paysIe at the me of service aud the remaining
une-hi W hes: the Mare Is known % be IN tOtl-
IL Pasture and good care Will te furnished at the
rt.ch bet acieEt> and escapes OF Nsr,S must he at
the. owners risk. Mares 10 ie bred VIII Il taken
from town, ..Ly day, If left al the Stable Of y.
, 1876-03-04

-~ Is, P,urY. on Monday evening,
IN attended, and We judge proved
.prsass The writer WAS present
--.ren,.. but not being able to secure &
u,,p3rrw. aud hence l. unable to fur
l-.,fnriIn Of the quaiut dresses that
isa - ..sIi IN revive the olden time.
, 1876-03-04

Solz FOR S,LE.-A subscriber living
a., gr,.uai creek, writes Us tha. if we have
ny -.,,lr buyers in this section of the val
,r,hn We can accommodate, to send the
.srr'g. up tha, way and they viii have an
r2-'paiy 70 invest in fine lat cattle, at
Ia r-i,rs. The writer. W. L. Freeman,
T. s,vs there Is steers enough up there 10
rsy .,ark men FIR mixing the trip. We
commend The AIp,wni settlement TO the at.
..a..n % tuy,rs Of stock.
, 1876-03-04

RuL-It will be noticed
>. t,s of 81. Patrick are arrang-
Ai' ''' NJ = hall to be given on Friday
u ." w.,.b l7th. The knights always
'''''--' halls, and this one promises to
.'' IN r-sviuus Efforts
, 1876-03-04
BEGhP0ENDEgR CFEEEF {!

Five years oil, VIII make the season at Walla NGla
DrIvlnE Park H. = the best Of the veteran
ii-iiOUn'cr. iiS dam excellent TOIi mare, large
and ut great style, and highly bred. He is unframed
hgt Shows remark be tIo5tIBg action Is nearly Is
hands high, weighs 1850 0pouris Of dark rosewood
bay color, and FOR symmetry Of fOym cannot be
ezcll-i
TERMS. -:g35 for the season, due when the Mare
/. taken away Mares bred by the and prov
IN flal ~ either of the above horses, Will be
bred season free OF cYrEe or If rhe horses are
soil the money will be refunled. Apply on the
rqLch, to FRED RELMORE; or in town To the
owner l2-3m C II MACK.
, 1876-03-04

49, D. K. frrnoE, 50 from Ihe head Of
H., , informs Us that the farmers in
Dig '' Lev have completed seeding. and that
Is +. much larger this year than
" .ss,on. Should the season prove
~ 'i''a~.,,tlr.av,ry large crop Is expected
, 1876-03-04
IL ST OF RIE r -
@IOIO REWARD

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Board
y OF County Commissioners OF YAKIMA toGnty,
Washington Teru;0-y, Offer FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS and ) per cent. OF al U s'oleh money
tIr.t may fa recovered as a reward for the appre
hrTsion and conviction of the person Or persons ~ho
robbed the Treasury Of SAID County, the thleyes
having obtained tie sum Of IMO IhOCHAND
DOLLARS or theIelhoUts. and the theft suppo=ed
10 have ben committed upon the night Of the Sth OF
February, 1876 ,,,-,, .,.-.,,r,.,,
A PRiVATE REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED
and TEN DOLLARS, gold CON > also ofi1fe,i ~
County fUr the apprehension OF the Robbers, TO be
paid % the person causing Their arrest ana conIlo-
non when corv vc,zsl and making N al a reward OF
0NP THOUSAND and TEN DOLLARS. besides
tEs T.r cen, on the money recovered. By order OF
The Board Of County Commissioners
(;iyen under ny band and the seal Of
said County. at Yakima City, Washington
Il. D. Territory, this the 18th day OF February,
IS-6 Ed. WHITSON,
,ar- County Auditor
, 1876-03-04

HUII-In this city, on Thursday March ., 1876,
NJ. CHArIE, IL. Hull, aged twenty-siN years,
three months and twenty-aine days. Funeral from
the resi- lence OF VI. 2. Adams, 10 InOrrow Sunday
at O'Clock.
T,Tro-In this cty, on Wednesday, March lst,
FGsDmCK II. ThrEc, only son Of l.. 7. and NJ. a.
Tat-O, aged years and four months.
, 1876-03-04

.rT,rnFEERo, late Agent IN charge
,a.rma,illa Reservation, has Withdrawn
-. ,clucy aud Will settle at Pendleton,
he will engage in the practice Of his
inn Judge TaTaferro has had great
: ,-.-,sn.e in 'be practice of law, and busi-
.,,,r..-i 70 him Is sure to be faithfully
, 1876-03-04

Tup LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE has V0'ed
.bat State and one of Grants special pes-
, 1876-03-04

afERCH -CLOTHING made -
" 10 order AMI REPAIRING ana Ci-EAN-
1Nf, ,--a,S5 - VIII make speciality Of
CUTTING and FITTING GARMENIS Tor --~'
those wIo wish u make up Their own eoods-
% EETTER Il HALL
, 1876-03-04

~, ! GognDr", travelling CORES,
B1N. " p,;ea Statesman, IS now at
Tad'', !, u, and has paid US the compli-
F'l' IN Mr.. Goulder's letters possess
pz'' '' interest. and his descriptions of
.,irsr',a, .,;. ,u' are b,,h racy and Instructive.
, 1876-03-04
ELEIEK IISI
LETTER EEsE.

Persons callny for the above letters viii please say
u Advertised" C. T. SMITH, P NJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
from Wednesdays Daily1

AcCipESTALIy Suor.--Wo learn Of u
very serious accident which occurred
at Ogden early yesterday morning, in
the following mnnner: One Of Wells,
fargo Il GUmipauy's express mesgeng-
crS, while standing upon tho railroad
platform, and holding ono Of those
short heavy douUlc-barrclcd shot-guns
with which the messengers are usually
armed, the weapon, in dome unaccount.
able manner slipped from his hand
which WAS badly crippled from gun.
shot wound-nn,i FALLING Ia The ground
was discharged; tl!n heavy loads Of
brck.shot i,..E lI II into tho bodies
Of II couple Ut ..cm NliL happened to be
standing upon the street about fifty
yards away, wOUnhimg both very gcri-
Ously, and pcrhaps fatally.
MoUNTAiS LAUEEh OER.--Wo have
just been shown some samples Of orc
from the Mountain Laurel mine in
.'hl" b'NNllN'I lDll llIlCD from
Mountain City, which ia Remarkably
fine. I'm tho present workings the lend
IL large and well defined. yielding Il
quality OF ore similar 10 that shown
III, in great abundance. Tho mill ut
Mountain CITY Inns engage 10 reduce II
largo lot for the OWNERS which Is now
being hauled, and tho amount per ton,
realized will be made public.
The JEwtsm NEW IEiR.--ICstrrdny
was ihn first day Of the Jewish new
year, 5Ga7, and we noticed that in com
mcmoration Of that important even, tho
business hGuscS Of numbcr Of our
Jewish Residents remained closed dur
ing tho day.
I'rrEoyrSG.- PROM DR.. Mciga, who
has just returned from tho north, wo
learn that Ct. ". drnyson, who was
taken suddenly III nj TAscnrorn, is
very much improved In health, md
getting along quito comfortably.
WIrnDuAwa. --Wo nro authorized 10
announce that Mr.. lIol.ior wi,hdraws
his nhmo from the iisi, MS candidate
before tho Democratic Convention, for
the position Of County Treasurer.
rgGsoSSL.- J. WCBtcrlniIl, Tray.
cling Agent for tho Singer Sowing Ma
chine Company ~ now in town attend
ina TO business for his company,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24

THE following letter from the Ropub-
lican nominee TO the Republican Prcsi-
dent, is evidence That when Mr.. Hayes
endorsed tile present administration in
his letter Of acceptance, lie did 1t in NIL
Dinccrityi the Republican press to the
contrary Notwithstanding:
Prior to tho invitation extended by
President Grant TO Coy. Hayes md his
wife To spend few days with the
Presidents family at tho Branch, Gov.
Hayes addressed frank, manly letter
to tho President denying hG had any i'll
tcDtion in his lcttrr of acccutnncc TO
put any slight upon tho President, or
to reflect upon tho Administration.
The Governor says in his letter that ho
has no idea that there Is any necessity
to mako tho denial, as lIc is confident
tho President could never have hnrbcr-
cd such suspicion, hut as innsmuch
rs III the heat OF political campaign,
partisan papers have pretended 70
place sncl u construction on tho letter
Of acceptance, lao cannot rcaist tho
desire to mako this distinct denial. IIo
writes to the President. he snys. not rs
npolitician, but ns q brother soldier,
md is warm in his oulugy OF President
Grant, both MS military leader and as
n civil rulor. Tho letter ~ snid TO huvo
boon highly appreciated by the Prosi-
dent.
NEw PArEn. Tho first copy OF the
C"m'iock Record, was issued In Virginia
City on Friday last. The Rrcord IL
about tho siso Of tho Virginia Chronicle,
is will gotten NJ, and filed with inter.
cstinB nowa. In politics il will pur.
sue an Independent course, and under
Tho editorial direction of Frank Stewart
tho Retord will doubtless provo liter
ary, II not financinl success.
AS iMroRTANr Decision. --1'ho Unilet
States Circuit Court ut Carson Inns dc
nicd tho application OF Forbes for all in
junction to restrain tho California anr
Consolidated Virginia miniug cumpn
MICS from paying tho bullion tax. Tn
cnao will now IN all probability be car
riod TO the United States Suprem
Court for final decision.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
LYMAN TRUMBULL FOR TILnEN
AND EE;NDRIcKs.

When tried and honorable Rebub.
lean like Mr.. Trumbull finds it neees.
sary to forsnAe the party d which hu
was one Of the original foandcrs, is it
not conclusive evidence that il il no
longer worthy Of tho support of honest
nen3 Appended are the views of the
Ex-senator MS publicly expressed in
Chicago, few evenings since:
Hon. Lyman Trumbull addressed n
large Democratic mass meeting in Fnr-
we'll Hall Monday night, about two
thousand people being present. This
was his first speech III the campaign.
lie argued that tho Republican party
needs thorough reform; that il admitted
rs much in its platform md OUnfe.ses.
practically its inability to accomplish
that reform. lie said that tho Repub.
ican party, and not Grant, is fesponsl-
bic for the errors OF the Administration,
md politicians nre now running tho
party for their own purpose md that
they would control Hayes il hs were
elected. Tho Republican party had re-
tTograded since 1850. II wus no moro
the Same party. Tho Democratic parly
was the sainei they contested new issues,
anu there waB no doubt .hnt the Demo-
crnts were The rcIOrmero. lie insiancel
the retrenchInehtS Of the House aud IT'S
investigations as evidence TO support
this assertion. lie compared tho merits
OF tho two candidates, aud while cred
lting both with honesty OF purpose aud
purity OF life, and denouncing the in
come-t0x stories'as defamutory and not
worth discussing, he said Hayes would
he swHyed by the machine men of his
party and his administration would,
despite his character and probity, be Il
continuance OF Grantism and corruption.
40 declared that the Republican party
has not FULFILLED It's promises innde ut
the National Convention in 1876, ands
complained TINT tho hard times and the
corruption and debnuchery in Office
were the legitimate results OF their I'M
fulfilled promises, and urged the cleo
ton Of Tilden and Hendricks rs the
means OF securing better government.
MIR. Trumbull will first attend TO his
professional business III Springfield md
thence proceed 10 Indiana md take part
in the campaign III that State.
SPEAKING OF the bullion product OF
Utah, the Tribune remarks: cit is said
that fully tTo-thirds Of the base bullion
now being shipped from Utah 10 refined
ut the Omaha aud Newark refining
works. The Omaha works are low en-
ploying 100 men, and trent sixty tons
of lead per day, and about twenty tons
Of orc. Their daily shipments of prec-
ious metal amount to over 500, 200,
while tho refined lead produced, amounts
in value to about 50, 600 more. All this
work might be successfully done in
Salt Lake."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
tFroIn Saturdays Daily.1

The MINsTEELs WILL SISG.-Thc
well known amntuer troupe, tho Cadet
phiang," who have not yet, but expect
soon, To give an entertainment TO all the
crowned heads OF Europe and banged
heads Of Asia and Africa furnish
10 crowded house on Monday night,
two dollars worth of fun for ono hum
drcd cents. The troupe comprises
about NIL tho musical and dramatic tai
ent Of this section, and inccssnnt rchor-
sails through II series Of weeks, has so
perfected their doliniatiOn Of colorcd
character, that "lIamsom 'ralcs in COM
pnrisOn. Tho "boys" gave first class
performance some months ago, aud
will go that several better OH Monday
night, so all who would hear good
muqic and rnjoy IL hcnrty laugh, will
not fail to go and see tho Adclphians
Monday night.
4 NEAT MtcuISE.~-.An iugcniously
constructed raachnD for dressing mill
burns wns exhibited ut Ainlcy & 10.
bicr's mill yesterday, and upon testing
ils merits upon tho SHOES now being
put in working order, was found TO
perform admirably, The instrument
consists OF II cast iron frame about
i0x2i inches in size, Oh top OF which
was an adjustable sliding head, In the
bottom fnro Of which IN imhcdCil din.
mond. which by parallel motion ia
made to dress of in tho most accurate
mNnnor, tho slightest projection upon
| The face of tho rock. For dressing
down new burrs, tho machine IA de-
decided improvement OH tho old pfo-
cess, and infinitely moro rapid.
OK DtT.--A dispatch by tho grape.
vino limo is TO tho effect that tho tall
tonsorial artist who displays his skill in
moving the boards md scrnmbling tho
wiga Of Elto'a pNtricions nj tho noat
little oflico adjoining brother Clark 4, Is
about TO resign his personal freedom
into tho hands Of bowiIching beauty OF
| Sacramento.
pEgsosAL.--- Charley Warner, agent
Of Chcncry. Soutlcr & Co., arrived
from the west last evening Stanley
KiGshy was u passenger from Battle
| Mountain, by the same train,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
The TRIAL OF JOHN D. LEE.

The trial of john d. Loo for alleged
completely in the masrncre ut Mountain
Meadows, Utah. in 1857, was COM
mcnced at Beaver, Utah, by the inpan.
cling Of jury on tho 18th instant. The
Jury is composed exclusively OF Nor
mons, rs a5c also the witnesses. w.
W. Bishop, OF Phoebe, is Lees Coun-
sci, md hssccin;cd with Bishop arc
Judge Foster. also OF Phoebe, and
Wells Spicer. Tho prosecution is COLI
Quoted b" District Attorney Howard.
Seven witnesses, nil new except Joel
w. White, testified for the prosecution.
The first riIpcss was u, ii. Wells,
who testified that Lee was farIncr to
tho Indians i'll 1857, and also occupied
place i'll the militia. Labon Morrill,
testified that council was held nj
Cedar City regarding the destruction
of the train, which decided to consult
brigham young before netting, ana n
courier wfs dispatched to Salt Lake
for that purpose. Brigham's answer
was "go don't spare horsc.Aesh, let
them 80 in peace" After o two-hours
rest the courier returned and found the
horrible deed of blood already COM
mitted.
Samuel Knights testimony was TINT
he was driving one of the wagons with
wounded clnigrat5 from the train; heard
the first gun after the cmigrants had
been decoyed out; saw Leo blow
woman's Trains out, beat man to death
with gun, and murder several others;
and also saw tho Indians slay The
women nnd children. Samuel Nc
Murdy ind Nephi johnson testify in
substance, about tho same rs Knight.
Jacob Hamlin tcstiies that Lee, in n
conversation with him just after the
butchery, Justified his acts upon the plea
that it WIS military necessity"
Upon being recalled, johnson further
testified that Lee proposed TO him TINT
they should lead another train-which
was following the inassacrcd party, and
which ho TJohnson1 was piloi;sg
through the Santa Clara Mountains
also into mn ambush, kill the pnrty and
secure tho property, and that his re-
fusnl to comply brought torrent OF
abuse upon HIM from Lee. At this
point recess was taken, nfter which
both sides agreed TO rest the case until
Monday. Lee appeares to think his
doom is sealed. lie curses tho Mormons
rs traitors, and declares Tint il lie is
put denth his forty sons who will follow
and camp on the graves of those who
have testified against him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
TIE DNMocHAfic DIETING LAST
NIGHT.

The regular meeting Of tho Tildcn
end Hendricks Reform Club was held
at tho Courthouse last night. A brief
address by Senator Colin, in which n
number Of tho live political issues of
the day were ably reviewed, was fol-
lowed by n fow we'll timed remarks
from Judge RasbOrough. of Salt Like,
who was enthusiastically called to the
stand, after which the club G.iiou,ned
until next Tuesday evening, when it
will take part in tho grand ratification
which will take place at TINT time.
PEHsoSAL.--Cnpt. T.. NJ. Camp and
wife, Capt. Carr, and Capt. Cragic,
all Of the military post at Camp Hal
leck, arrived by the train yesterday
morning, and after passing the day in
lowil returned 10 the Station by the
train last evening. ~. j. Campbell,
Of liallecki wis also passenger by the
5aine train. AIrs. Brown, vito CT the
Sheriff. returned from visit 10 her old
home III California; 10y The train last
evening ...F. q. AnIer, of Mineral
Hill, arrived by saInd trim. .,.As the
train pulled out for tile east, Dir: Meirs
stepped aboard for Tonno, and our
nmiHSle bachelor friend, James Brain,
started for M extended tour through
the Orient Of America. Tho young man
VIII do" lis much Of the "grcnt cast"
including the big Centennial show, rs
can conveniently be crowded into n
space Of six weeks, at the expiration Of
which time he expects TO return, il not
captured by some eastern beauty aud
luggcd into matrimonial mcshcs. But
he's n caution man is James.
Still. ALIVE. Further particulars re-
Sarding the shooting of IIubblcr Mt
Winncnuccn, yesterday, were obtained
last evening, and are substantially rs
follows: HubLler had whipped n man
nnmcd Ed. Willis, which so cxasperated
him, that after threatening Iiubblers
lie, he retired from tho scene only to
return armed with n pistol, and with
ont uttcring n word, discharged it's con-
tents into the back Of Hubble's hcnd.
The ball glanced upwards, and follow
ing along tho skull came out ut tho
apex and buried itself in the ceiling of
the room. Hubble is still alive, but
partially parnlyzcd, and Willis is in
Jail awaiting the result Of bubbles in
jurics.
For SrpT. or PUBLtc Scnools.-N.
c. Crosby, Of Camp IInlleck, presents
himself as n candidate before tho Re-
publican County Convention, for Coun-
y School superintendent. Mr.. Crosby
is gentleman well known to the citi-
zens Of tho county generally, and his
requirements are such rs to thoroughly
fit him for the discharge Of the duties
OF the Office. See his name under head
Of political.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-24
CFroIn Fridays Dnily.l

REDUCED. The Phoebe Rccord comes
TO us reduced in size, but still tho same
neatly printed and ably conducted
Journal ns Of old. IL labored manfully
for the best interest OF Lincoln Comfy,
and il deserving of the liberal support
heretofore accorded to its proprietorj.
May speedy revival of business in
thn; section, enable It soon to assume
its original prosperous proportions.
PEHsoSAL.--Judgc RUsGorough de-
parted for his home at Salt Lake, by
the train last evening. -. Steve Henley
arrived by last evenings stagc from
Coruucopia -. e. G. IIarlio arrived
from his home nonr Tonno, by the train
yesterday. Al. Parker returned flom
trip to Salt Lake yesterday.