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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

a. Last Saturday night rs freight train
No. was about to leave CurIin. the
conductor discovered that one of the
car doors had been forced, aud upon
examination of the car founL il
occupied by tralnps. They were lodged
III the Cnrlin Jail until Monday morn
ing and Charges preferred against them.
Upon the trial before Justice Palmer
they We're, we are glad to say, convicted
and sentenced to the County Jail. A
statute passed by our last Legislature
renders il possible TO punish these law
lees Wanderers who travel the track nnd
lhfest tho to~n5 along the road. They
are constantly committing lepretIglioms,
and ARE becoming more and more bold.
Several burglnrics have been committed
here OF late. We arc assured that the
'"iiroGd company and tho officers Of the
Jaw intend to do their best to punisl,
every tramp who violates the law, and
"" G:c glad OF it. Tho public safety
demands il. We aru also assured that
Sheriff Scii| will pnt nlI Migrants to
work shorcling dirt, 80 that it wont he
such funny Thing to so to Jail. Tie
live convicted Oh Monday will have 1t
chance t. exercise their muscles to day
mpon the pnGlin highways for the pub
lie COOL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
~ IL AHniII.

The por6istcut rcrvcrsily Of tho un-
reasonable quadruped which hnuls tho
daily allowance Of lnctcnl TO tho ciii.
zens Of Elko can not DO accounted for
upon any known principle or hypOth.
csis. Yesterday morning, without the
slightest proyocHtion, lie agnin started
out Oh raid through town, aud sue.
ercded finally ia iipsetting himself and
the milk wagon beside tho porch Of tho
old Wymnn building Oh 9th street, nftcr
making tour Of the square. lilo could
not, with oil his efforts, either kill or
oven injurc himself, aud tho wagon on.
capped with n slight abrasion of It's sent.
Such equine conduct from human
could readily bo understood.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
ETsuGIEzEzIE1-xs
lFrom Saturdays Daily.[
Railroad District I'rospe,ts

In conversation with Mr.. A. j. Roul-
stone. who mHdo tho very successful
run i'll smelling tho copper ores of Rail
road recently, wo asccrtaincd that he
did not propose TO attempt to continue
operations i'll TINT camp, and expressed
some surprise thercat in view OF his lnte
success, and wns informed by Mr.. Roul-
stone that notwithstanding the excellent
quality Of the ore, the amount extracted
was very much less than no wns led IN
expect upon his arrival; so much less,
In fnct, TINT he WIS not justified in con-
tracing tho expense OF the test run nj.
ready made.
We were also under tho impression
that large quantity OF the requisite ore
ms ready for reduction; but nccordiuu
tothcsc cprescntntiohs---aud the course
pursued by Mr.. Roulstono since demon
stratinG that he can work such orc prof.
itably, il rather conclusive evidence of
the truth OF his qsse:tion-tho amount
Is extremely sIunll.
Tho establishment OF rcgulnr pny-
Ing mining business in Railroad dis
trict would prove advantageous to this
entire section Of country. and ali hero
arc interested IN its welfare; but before
such conditions can 10 brought about
labor must he performed, The ore taken
from tho minos and placed upon tho
surfHce, so that mcn OF means who do.
siro to engage in that character OF Lusj.
ilcss may bo assured that failure will
not result from lack OF ore. Bopus
operators, whose whole stock In trndo
consists Of illimiinblo check, having
nothing TO lose, frequently engage in
the most cxtsnYngHnt mud foolish specu-
lations upon nero representations, but
bona iido business men canilot bc nor.
aundcd to invest time nor money In mn
undertaking without tho positive cyi.
denccs thnt tho clements Of success nro
embodied in Il. ..-. r...
We hNvo good reasons to believe thnt
Iy proper management OF tho minna
Of Railroad. sufficient ore Of good quail.
ity can DO takon from them 10 offer In.
duccmcnts to capital to como TO their
assistance. but TO accomplish this the
Orca must DO taken ont and positive
showing made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
NIuTIIcrOIis Assault.

as tho cniigrant train (No. 81 war
approaching Battle Mountain yesterday
morning, II luuntic on board nance:
William Hcrlily cut the thront Of mn.
other p"ssrngcr named Matthew Muir.
ply, inilic,ing such II wound that his
life il deSpnircd Of. II is said that the
lnch were strangers to CGch other. 10th
81 them were left in Battle Mountain.
the lunatic being placed in jnil, while
The injured mnu wAs placed under
medical treatment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Sl,o, nt Wi,n,,.,,,,,ren.

We learned last evening that man
named James Reynolds was shot at
winnemucca, on the 4th, by Charles
Harris, II stnge driver. the ball striking
Reynolds in tho head mud inflicting
what is supposed to he u futal
wound. "a As the men were
last friends the shooting is
thought to have becn tho result
Of drunken recklcssness instead of mall
ice. Harris. who was under tho influ-
encc Of liquor, was nourishing n loaded
pistol Ill dangerous manner when
Reynolds attempted TO get it away from
him, and was shot while attempting TO
secure tho weapon. Hnrris was arrested
and placed in Jail. IIo' IS well known
here. having driven stage from Elko at
one time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Ia District Court.
non. J. Ii. FLAcK, PRESIDING.

hon. J. IL. FLACK, PRESIDING.
..:.. THURSDAY, July 5.
Tho trial OF criminal cases, which
were begun yesterday, commenced with
the case Of the Slate vs.. Joseph Cur
many, indicted for assault with intent
to kill, the alleged assault purporting
to have been committed upon Sol.
Smith ut Bixel's saloon in this
place, some months ago. A jury wns
empanelcd, mud the trial Of tho case be-
gan at II o'clock A. II.
The jury failed to agree and WINS dis
charged by the Court.
.s... FRIDAY, July G.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, md
the case OF the State vs.. Thomas Smith
was called for trinl.
Upon motion Of counsel for the
defense, and consent of the Prosecuting
Attorney, the trial of Smith WIS con-
tinued until tho 9Th instant upon the
ground OF absence OF important wit
nesses. ."
Tho second trial of tho cnse of the
Slate vs.. Joseph Carmany WAS set for
the 18th inst. -.-...,
Court then adjourned until Monday,
the 9th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

The EuTcka .Scni6i"i contains tho par
'iculnrs Of mn animated fight between
Al. knncEies. formerly Deputy Sheriff
OF this cuumty. auL Deputy Shcriii
Maxwell OF White Pine county Oh the
one silc, and Two horse thieves na.ne,!
.ionroc and Brasharc Oh tho other. In
Tie course Of the fight seventeen shots
ScIc fired. one Of which wounded Bras.
haIo i'll the hand, SECOND passed
Though MaxwelI's cont, aud third dc
'aolishcd his saddle. Mm.on escaped,
out lir"sh"rc was lodged in tn. County
jail III Eurekn, from which county they
stole the horses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
49,
The Granger Picnic.

Tho 4th OF July picnic Of the Patrons
OF Husbandry, held at the Sonth Fork
OF the, Humboldt. must DO placed in the
category OF successful attempts to pro-
cure pleasure under adverse circum-
stances. for Notwithstanding the boun-
uful presence Of inyriads OF mosquitoes,
the jolly Changers calamity Tough
them of. giving ms little blood for their
enjoyments rs wns consistent with n due
attention to tho fun Of eating. drinking,
dancing etc. and the superior numbers
OF the enemy. The day WIS PLEASANTLY
and nationally spent. and no accident
occurred 10 mar its enjoyment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
- Conc to.tIle Bay.

Our old acquaintance. Tom Estelle,
departed for San Francisco by the train
on Wednesday morning. He was we'll
provided for bylhis friends here, and
will go direct to G. L. Gillett at Oak
land, another Of his firm friends, who
will interest himself in procuring the
best medical advice in the city in Tom 4
behalf. It is earnestly hoped TINT sci
encc may have discovered some remedy
for the relief Of such cases ns his.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
tFrom Fridays Daily. ]
Hand nIONx-ln On

It again becomes necessary to record
the occurrence of dreadful accident
resulting from the careless handling of
giant powder, whereby II well-known
resident Of this place. WiIlinm Baugh,
suffered the LOSS OF his right hand. AL
though no regular celebration was OBJ
served here OH the Ith, tho day was not
permitted to pass uAuoticed, salutes
being fired. etc. The artillery used was
giant powder cartridges, mud Bnugh was
acting us nrtillrryninn. After tlischarg-
ing number Of the dangerous explo.
sives, II WIS noticed that he acted very
incan,ioiSly by. returning them in his
hand To the imminent danger of his lifo
md friends warned him OF tho danger,
out the advice wnI UNDECIDED, aud what
Wis feared took place; cartridge OK
rlodea while still in his grasp, tearing
the hand to pieces, which was soon nf
ter nmputated ut the wrist by DIR. Hun.
tington. The unfortunate man WAS no
novice in tho hnaiDcss, and the accident
is most probably attributable to over
confidence in his exemption from dan.
ger Oh that account. The sufferer is one
OF tho earliest settlers in this section,
nnl everybody is acquainted with "Bill
Bnugl," so that the sad news of his
terrible misfortune will excite very gen.
oral sympathy throughout the county.
Tho distressing affair only ndds one
moro to the long list Of si,uillr arru.
ments against the practice of employing
destructive explosives i'll the celebration
Of our National holiday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Arm Broken.

r. On Monday last ono Of J. N. Dor
sey''s Transfers, whose namo we did not
learn, engaged in hauling wood to the
Government post Mt Camp Hnllecli, had
both The bones Of his arm broken. bo-
tween tho wrist and elbow, while I'M
loading wood. He was on top of his
load, aud attempted to push of very
lnrSe mahogany stick, but his glove
caught upon knot. and he was pulled
to the ground by the stick, which fell
across his arm, breaking it as stntct
above. His Injuries wero attended e
by the Post surgeon, ana he is getting
along MS well ny possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Tho youth who is expected TO pcrprt.
'lnte the name Of the "boss" of this Of.
flee, although lesa than two years old.
ia very pcrscycring in his search after
wisdom. lie goes through every book
he can lay his hands upon, aud The
other dry ho Was found busiIy cmgngcd
III dorourins the knowledge contained
In tho volumes Of thai Thoroughly in.
tcfcsting and instructive publication,
the Congressional Glubc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Hand Cur DItcIIrd,

Night before las! J. VI. Lane md n
crowd Of boys were enjoying u hand cur
rifle around town, when some one, on
mischief bent. placed u tic on ia" truck
and Lane, boys, hand ear nnd all were
ditclcd. The car WIS considerably in
lnred, And Lanes temper was quite So
riously fractured. lie didn't use any
ouss words, Int il he didn't think some
Hwf"l hig ones, then wo Nro no Judge of
cusSing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
More MACHINERY.

Yesterday boiler md oil its neces
sary phnrnphernalia arrived i'll this
place for tho Grand Prizo Company,
and it will he followed in a few days by
n large Cornish pump md q new engine
to RIM it. The Prize has ample hoist
ing works, and when this machinery is
added to it, 10 Inino III eastern Nevudn
will have anything like as heavy or sub
stnntinl works upon it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Hunter District,

Yesterday We received u box Of spcci-
mems from the BrUad Horn mine.
owned Icy Glenn Staifcnberg and others,
situated i'll Hunter District, Eureka
county, and about IL miles by direct
route from Cnrlin. The ore vein in the
ihinc, Mt depth Of six feet. is fully 40
inches, aud tho orc assays from $40 to
200 per ton, with plenty in sight, and
good indications Of IL permanent mine
therc are now about 20 men IN the
camp and more coming daily.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

From L. J. Chrpraux, who is H..
town from Railroad District, we Learn
that tweuty tons 0. cope: ore have beer.
run through the furnace at that i,lncc;
aud, notwithstanding the fact that every.
thing worked To II disadvantage, III,
coal and all other supplies being Of tn,
very poorest quality. the result; va.
three tons Of pure copper, valued nj
S'21" per ton. Tie bullion arrived il.
town yesterday and makes very hand.
huinu appearance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
rlir II1nt Question,

Justice Taylor's court was occupied
nll day yesterday in cndcavoring 10 MS.
certain who stole Fannof's boots some
six weeks since. II appeared TINT sono
Chinnrnan did il, bu: the trouble was to
find tho right one. IN tho morning one
OF them was tried and acquitted, nnd in
the afternoon another ono had trial.
but The jury failed to ngrcc, md II SEQ.
"nd trial was on lnnd whom We went to
press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
~ I:NiIInitntInIi.

Notice Of the dissolution OF the co.
partnership between YIN. Plughoir,
James Brain & T.. s. Ycaics will be
found in another column. Mcssra. Brain
" Plugh"t will continue their business
IN the sndicry aud harness. line ny usual,
and MISC conduct TINT formerly carried
on .by Mr.. icatLs in Elku, Mr.. Ycales
continuing tho business in Tuscarota IN
his own nainc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
SERIOUS Rnd Probably FATAL Accident
mt NntIsTVOrIh.

Tho Reno journal OF tho 4th inst,
sGys: One of those horrible accidents
which make everybody shuddcr, hap
pened night before Inst Mt Wadsworlh.
a, G. Thornton tried to get rido OH
the western bound overland train by
riding oil the brake beam, getting on MS
the train was pulling out of Wuds-
worth. The train had just crossed the
bridge when Thornton lost his hold
and WIS run over, tho ears passing
over both legs nnd crushing lllom into
n shapelesa mass, and otherwise injur.
Ing him. As soon rs IL was nude
known to tho conductor, the train was
backed up and tho unfortunate man
brought 10 this place and taken to the
County Hospital. Thornton, having
sufficiently revived to survive Nh opora.
ton, both legs wclo successfully am
putntch by Drs. bergman md Bishop,
Int the physicians have very littlo
hopes Of his recovery. ......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
pcrxOuul.

II. II. Porch, who, for some time
pnst, has been very sick out in tho val
ley, came into torn yesterday morning
and proceeded to California, his health
having greatly improved during the
past few days. ...,.f.
Al. Roulstone came in from Railroad
yesterday. ....... .... .....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
4 THar-,rMoop FROM Battle Mountain
The "oIcSStnscr" Man Raves,
c.yor,., Bucks and Gets Oh IIIs Ear

Tho Battle Mountain Messenger Of
yesterday issued All extra, by which il
displayed rare journalistic enterprise.
A crazy man cut II passengers throat,
while travelling Oh tho crnigrant train.
and came very near producing nm ugly
wound. The Messenger refers to it in
glNring colors. and goes into ccstasies
in solid adjectircs, and generally dis
plays much real merit in the ingenious
manner in which he tells the tremendous
tale OF blood.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Ooh reports from Hallcck and Tus-
cnroFa are quite menger. but sufficient
has been received to assure us that the
day was appropriately recognized in
both places, aud nfter being heartily
enjoyed. slipped quietly and PLEASANTLY
into the past, without anything lin the
why of broils or accidents to blot the
record Of tho days festivities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Run,pus In tho jail.

Sunday evening one Of the prisoners
confined in the County. Jail became un-
ruly and dared Sheriff Seitz to put him
into a cell. This the officer did, but
not until he had his nose skinned, and
hai in turn bruised the check Of the
belligercnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

The Western Union Telegraph Com
iany Oh the first Of this month com.
nenc"d the regular transmission OF
Te"!h"r reports To the following places
y, George, Utah: Phoebe. lluaai:ton,
Deep Crc.k, C.rlin and Wiunriuuccn.
Nevada; Emntilln and baker City. Ore.
;on; Boise City. Idaho. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

THE stago got ia from Tuscnrora last
night )ittlo after itYo O'Clock; with II
passengers, notwithstanding tho fact
!ll"t one Of the thoroughbrnccs was
broken when within nino miles from
town,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
NOiirc.

Owing to repairs taking plnco upon
the hall, Elko Lodge No. IL, ]. o. Q.
F. Inns postponed meeting until Satur-
day, the It'll INST. The installation Of
officers will TAKE place ut that time. and
full attendance of members is re-
questGd. j. NJ. LANE. q.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
]. u. .. T.. ELECTION.

At tho election held last Saturday
evening by Elko Lodge No. 10. I. o. o.
f., the following officers were chosen,
y. G., r. Il. Bigelow; v. G., ]. l.
heyser; Treasurer, j. J. GarIecht; i.
X +. S.. W. A. Harvey; Trustees, II.
". Brown. J. p. Edoif and 0. Z. Green.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
t"u:iiy Commissioners.

Tho regular quar-; rly meeting Of the
'Ionm;y Commissioners was held at the
'"ur: House yesterday. and after trans.
'ct:mg AL the business wlicl cninc NJ
:"r consideration, the board ndiourald
q m"ct again on the first AIunduy in
Scltemb. T.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

TIE musical voice aud joyful whip
popping OF Multitude wcro again heard
Oh tho H'roota Of Elko yesterday. Ills
'oa1' h"S been reduced to IL yoke of
cattle aud four wagons.
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AFrEr,NooN ucsRp.

90 Meadow Valley, &c. s.-.s..f.r 49,
loo Raymond and Ely, az.
40 Eureka Con-, W., 1917, 40. z .
200 jackson, 4. =. -
$50 Belmont, 95c I. 'H}f p Is GGA.
1000 Rye Patch, case, az.
100 Eldorndo South, 1909. '.,-@
$50 Leopard 1900, ~, 1850. sss:: .,ss 5, ,lgTy
100 ella, csc, SOC.
i25 Northern Belle, TIKI 171.. 's-s'snf
ZO0 Panther, J5c.
1900 uussey, 2Oc. ~. :.+s s.lti., 80: ~! d.
00O Thoinns, 10c. ~
60 Manhattan, 8, 8X. 1'' s':.''ti =. =,
1850 Grand Prize, 1lH. 14X. ltN, 5a.,E
lax $50, lax s9U, i4X.
1870 Argenta, lGoc, ~, 1850.
400 Steptoe, 81. uSssly gSEzS
1855 Modoc. 2, 1856 1000, 1865. s.'
20 Golden Chariot, 1.
375 Empire, 8, 2G0c. ~
100 Leeds, l{Uc, 1850. '.''.'i'%'' r
1910 Gould and Curry, 11X. l1X, Tx
80 Hale mud Norcross, 4G5c, 46Oc,
Az. ..i,....#,
80 Justice 5H.
lao Union, AZ, 4G0c, AZ.
1856 Exchequer. 81. HI
40 Belcher, 4g0c, 1866.
2l5 Chollnr, 29H, 30.
AIS jacket, 81, 81, Q.
125 Ophir, 14H, Il.
2I0 California, 32T, 32Z. al
2i5 Con. Virginia, So, 80 $40. ..5.. s..g:
9G0 Imperial, ].
80 Alpha, 10, az.
800 Savage, G, 5H, 5LI, 5%. ss&tt3
$50 Caledonia. 2H, case.
245 Bullion, 5N. .is..t
$50 Sierra Nevada, AZ, 4lOc, 4.
l60 Mexican 9N, 9N, 9T.
% Overmnn, M, ~.
AGO Julin, e.
30 Utah, M. IL
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$40 Ophir, 15M, Is, ,15X, 14X $780, 'ss{.gsE
22O Mexican. 10, lO3<, 10 800.
2430 Gould and Curry, II, 12X. N.Y.
~ bio, Tx, l2N.
1890 Best and Belcher, 1917, 1sG,
18H, Is $50, l8.
$40 California, 53H, s3Z. s3H BIS. =
4aO Savage, 6. 6A, GLi. OK.
80 Con. Virginia. 33h, 33%.
ITO Chollnr, 80. ~,
500 lInlc and Norcross, 490c, Az.
9l0 Point. 4, 395c.
TAO Yellow jacket, 10, OK, 9ts, az.
2SO0 Imperial, 1. lU5c.
90 Alpha, 1917. lOH.
2l0 Delcher. 49Uc. 6. 's2 90
245 Sierra Nevada, AZ, AZ. ,,5zIt7.s!
$50 Utah, M, II.
Gas Blu Bullion lion 5A, 5% 6H. 6H bio.
ca Exchequcr, 6'.. 0. 5H. 6H $50.
10 Seq. Belcher, %. ti., srgGs 20 s,t
W Overman, l2l, l2N, IL. s:
635 Justice. 81, 5X.
$50 Union. 1850, 490c, 6. ':'s
GEO Julia, 2, 2l0c, 205o.
GEO Caledonia, 2I, 260c.
375 Silver Hill, II, 1G5c, 100.
95U Dayton, 500, loo. s.-! ~
800 Rock Island, Coo.
l35 Kossuth, 3Oc. 81. pa +. t7st..fr
SIS Andes. 90c. J.
. 400 New York, 900.
275 Alta, l. s.. 49,. ~ r.ts.r01
$50 Leviathnn, 500.
loo Prospect, 25c.
100 Morning Star. az. $50 -. ~ '''.,.li
1850 Trojan, Soc, f5c.
9GO Poytoun, 1l0e, ll5c. I'd. ..-....s y.
80 10. Skates, l..
20 Solid Silver, az.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Tho first thrco cars Of conl for tho
Grand Priac Company arrived yesterday
morning in this plncc. Styles loaded
ono Of thcm. and Honey, Mundcll md
others will lond tho balance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

u FEW jurymcm haYc already como
,n'o 'o~i'' "ndmorc "ro constantly com.
ing' Only about twonty.aix Of the pancl
drawn lnyn been gubrcnacd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Election for Recorder.

At the election for Mining Recorder
ut TuscArora on Tuesday, W. j. Munccy
WAS chosen over two competitors, he
having received l53 votes out OF a total
cast OF 800.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Governor Bradley and Prof. Frank
Stewart started for Railrond district
yesterday.
Charley Warner departs for Virginia
City BY the train this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

70 FAnMEEs AND OrmERs.-ilnvinp
assumed entire control Of tile black
ANYTHING, wngon.making and machine
shops, AM now prepared TO do any
md Hll kinds OF work in my line, par.
ticularly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, OH tho most favorable
tornis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

iAHr Of tho @ono for tho foundation
VI INC now school house is on tho
ground and active operations will In
commenced ina iow day. "', ."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Taken Enst.

Lieutenant Fleming, tho Alcnlrnz dc.
fnnltcr, who was scnlcnccd to three
yours in tho Iowa State Prison, PASSED
through OH hta way tliithcr, Ly lat
evenings train. .....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Tho hoisting engine for the Dc Frees
mine arrived from san Francisco yes
tcrdny. and WAS immediately shipped
by team for Tuscarnra.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
tinIIr Med.

Tony Pastors Combination Comedy
rrumrc, consisting Of twonty.pisht per
SONS. passed west by the train Sunday
morning. They were to begin week $
engagement mt Virginia City last even
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Three tons cf handsome copper lara
from tho roccn. run Of eighteen tons of
ore made by a. j. Houlsionc, at R.il.
roni District, arrived here ny team yes
tcrdny. The ore yielded satisfactorily
Inl worked admirably. ... o
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
GOlIlu North.

DR.. u. w. Parsons informs us that
lie will shortly visit Tuscarora aud Cor
nucopia. aud all perSOns who l,nro teeth
that require the attention Of thorough
dentist will do well to look out for him.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

rINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
listing between Alex. l.. IAdt aud R0taTI
Cans, In tho towns OF Elko aud CaFIIII, RSV
under tho Style Of BADT & GANS Il this day
dissolved By mutual consent, Nobt- uAnn. IsEif-
ing from tho business. ~.
The Insincss will heneeforth bn conducted By
AlGJ. f.. Halt, and all debts due the am Or
Bail Cans are 10 DO paid 10 him or those Au-
tdrized by hIm to collect the same all risinV
against tho nrn Of Dadt K Cans Will be paid ~
A. l.. Dadt. rtf.yyts .Fe I-l0TI : .. =
ALEX L. RAD7.
ROBERT gASs.
Eiko, Nsv. July ID. 1871.