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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-22
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COLLINS 6
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS.
COLLINS


A N Electro-G alvanic Battery, combined with the
N celebrated Medicated Porous Plaster forming
the grandest curative agent in the world of medi-
cine and utterly SURPRISING all other Plasters here
tofore in USE They accomplish more in one week
than the old Plasters in a whole year They do not
palliate, they CURE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-22
TROTTINC STATIONS
OF
The Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT

HambletOnian MOnarch-Foaed April 29th
1S64-BlOOd Bay-Sixteen hands high-Sired by
Rysdyks Hambletonian-Dam by ROe's Abdallah
chief. Terms, $50 to insure.
RandOlph-F oaled 1s74-Bay with star-Fif
teen hands-Sired by Aberdeen, son of Rysdyk's
HambletOnian and Widow Machree-Dam Fanny
Sleight, by Ethan Allen G. d by Harris Handle
tOnian-limited to IL mares. Terms S25 to insure.
Will make the season of 1877 from May 18th to
Sept. LIST at the farm of
w. ID. FOSTER, Woodstock, VT
Don GiOvanni-Foaled 1s70-Golden Bay-l5i
hands high-sired by Hampton, son of Rysdyk'ss
ham6letonian-Dam by Volunteer g. d., by old
Abdallah Terms, $40 to insure.
LockwoOd-Foaled1 s73-BlOod Bay, blk. points
-l5a hands high-Sired by Aberdeen-Dam, Lady
Lockwood (recOrd 2.25) BY Neave's Cassius NJ.
Clay, Jr. Terms, $50 to insure.
VIII make the season of 1877 at the Green
Mountain Stud Farm, West Randolph, VT.
Mares pastured and well cared for at 81 90 per
week, but all accidents at owners' risk. For crcu-
lars giving extended pedigrees address
MOULTON BROTHERS,
H-s9 West Randolph, Vermont
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
LFrom Sundays Daily.l


=. Our esteemed to%usma!i OF The Depot
$ Hotel. james Clark, was yesterday
. made the happy recipient Of brauti-
ful goid.mountcd cane. The handsome
MD arrived by exptess. and was fol.
lowed by the appended letter, which ex-
plains the entire difficulty:
DcGr Sir: The Conductors Brother
hood wish TO extend to you their thanks
for the Kindness and attention received
from you7On their late western cxcur-
sion, and us slight token OF their APP
precintion Of your courtesy, present you
with tho accompanying cane. trusting
that il will not only nssist you on the
downward PATH OF Iife's Journey, but will
also serve TO recall tho pleasant time
spent while sojourniny with you.
[Siguedl J. II. 0'BnrAH.
e.. A..G. G. c., for the brotherhood.
g We don't know 10y what process friend
Clark succeeded in in3ratiating himself
i'll the affections of the fraternity,
but We do know that they were jolly
set Of fellows. aud that bother Clark
accepts II Gaming ut their hundS with
the utmost good nnture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
[FrOm Thursdays Dnily.1
lIiCclltllirIstil.

The frequent occurrence Of fires III
Virginia City is beginning to arouse
disposition 10 thoroughly investigate
tho cause. Fears arc entertained that
inccndinIicS are again in their midst,
and tho people Hro becoming scns.liycly
suspicious oi every word and net that
might be construed NJ unfricnhly or
calculated To jcopnrdizc the safety of
the city. a young man who ill.na-
tmrcdly expressed n wish that tho
damned town might burn down
again, in order that times might DO
made muru lively, wns Immediately mr.
rested, and afforded an opportunity to
explain his views Mt length upon the
subject. lie will probably cxcrci8c u
greater degree Of temperance in his re-.
marks hereafter.
The firing OF dwelling house. Sat
ur,'ny, under peculiar circumstances,
appears 10 have occnsioncd suspicious
that il WA not tho result Of accident,
and as II is heavily insured, together
with tho strange conduct Of tho parties
owning tho property, it Is Thought pos.
siblc that they arc not wholly innocent.
II il DO truo that inccndinrics nro nj
work there, they will he very cunning
IL not caught, and il caught, their
lease Of lilo will DO summArily tcrui.
mated. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
GFrom Wednesdays Daily.]
Eroni I,,ACn;ura.
JANrAHY Is, 1877.

s Z. T. 81. JASrAIY Il. 1877.
Ehtor MISUNDERSTANDING that n
fcw h,itf items from our thriving camp
would be of interest TO your readers,
just cast my eagle glance over the land
scapc presented to view from the hurri.
cane roof of my back piazza, aui the
paeticai inspiration drawn thtsefrom.
arousing tho repOr;orial nrlor which
long hath slambercd among the dis
carLed accomplishments OF FORMER
yeats in the ditto of remcmberAmcn +;
Pegasus was again bestrolc, and
Old PcSassns was about To get away
with me. was going to tell you nbout
Tuscarora, and rs have now get my
gooSe-quill well in hnnd. I'll let her
prancc OF Oh the subject of tho
SEw STAMP NELL
Being constructed under the supcrin-
tendency of Mr.. James White, TO whon
great credit is due Tor tho Iapility with
which he has pushed the work along,
and The completeness Of arrangement
and mechanical skill lie has displayed
III the construction. AS miilwIishts,
White & Allen have no peers.
SIr. Llnkton, Superintendent of tho
Grand Prize, informs me ho expects TO
have the mill turned over 10 him by tho
9Th Of February, when he will com.
mcncc converting the rich horn silver
ore of the Grand Prize into shining
silver bars which will gladden. the.
hearts OF the lucky owners Of Grand
Prize stock The new hoistinG works
of the Grand Prize will be in runain:;
order the last Of the week.
Bobicr, Perkins Il Co. have struck it
rich OIL the Airs. westerly extension Of
the Grand Prize; they talk about build
ing n mill in the Spring.
John u. Walker IL Co. arc sinking u
shaft OF tho "Oncida" Il 3ontlicrly cx-
tension Of The "Baltic," they have
struck large body OF ore that assays
way mp into the hunLrcds; John is
happy once more, and says lie is going
to the next Centennial. Prospecting is
going OH all over tho district, and our
prospect OF bling the banner camp of
the State never looked brighter than it
does to-day. The Windsor Company
have suspended operations for the
Winter, il being necessary to have some,
heavy hoisting works on their mine be-
fore they can work it successfully. The
De PrCcs Company are working eight
men under the able management Of Mr..
Joseph Arrowsinith who intends to
make il II irst.class paying mine i'll tho
Spring. Col. \. McCann is sinking n
SHIFT on the eusterly extension of the
Grand Pile, and expects to strike tho
lr,lgu in II few layI. II is rumOrcd on
thc street here that Ii. ". brown, cE-
Sheriff, is 10 be the uvxt Superiu;cudcE!
OF the "Wc!iiugton." The weather is
fine; no snow OH the ground. George
\. Palmer, the particulars OF whose
death have already been published, was
nbout iiity-fvo years Of age. l. G..
Palmer, II brother Of deceased, is resi-
dent Of Coopcl'a Plains, New York.
pROsPEcToH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

LErrs.-The Phoebe Record of the
18th Inns the following: We have tho
following from Silver Reef from very
reliable party there. The letter says:
People on tho outside, especially
Piochers, arc blowing this camp too
high: There nre no dovclopements
here sufficient 10 urge any ono here TO
start business. If Their. should be
strike which should show continue
ton of pay orc, that would alter my
views considerable. All the rich orc
which is shipped to Phoebe is found
near the surface in layers OF sandstone
laying fiat; Nil ore found in defined
lodges is not rich enough 10 ship, but
can be worken here Mt profit-if it
carries enough silver" .... 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
NAME OF COUNTY,

MISSED \ Coon TmING.-." Have they
repealed that thar scalp Law ut carsou?"
said IA sheep hcrdcr vino arrived in
town yesterday with II bundle Of sculps,
To acting County Clerk Hayes. "Ycs,"
replied the officer, ~ bill has already
passed one brunch Of the Legislature
for that purpose" That's just my
darncd luck" said the hcrdcr. ~
only hccrd Of that bounly law last fall,
and never skclpcd coyote until two
months ago, though I've shot and pix-
cnGl murc'n two hundred Of the var
hints. Two missed tho beat chance
ever had i'll my life Ia make stake, and
now that we've hcnrn Of the law ont in
the country they have to go to work
aud change il. Dunn il care two cents
nficr this who IL elected President.
--,S!ircr SiIir.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
From fridays Daily
I,nr.itaht sun.

Tho Eureka !Scnfgsi says one OF the
most important mining suits ever ltie,l
i'll Eastern Nevada wna commenced
Tuesday in tho District Court. The
Eureka Consolidated Company IL the
plaintiff and tho Richmond Company
defendant. The former brings an action
nj law for the recovery Of -, 800, 900.
the estimated value of $4,000 tons OF
ore at $40 pei. ton, which is alleged in
tho complaint to have been taken by
defendant from plaintiffs ;: ground.
Plaintiff also will file bill in ctiuity
asking for an injunction restraining
defendant. from further working the dis.
pntcd ground until trial OF the. .cnso
can be had. Tho famous "pOtt's
Chamber from which 80. largo IN
amount of rich ore has been e&tructcd
by the Richnond Company, is situated
i'll the disputed ground. Plaintiff in its
complaint bases its claims to the ground
under IN net Of Congress aud also under
tho covenant Of compromise eutercd
into between them which was years ago,
and which resulted in q Enlargement Of
tho jury. The injunction matter will
probably come before the Court some
time next week. but tho cnsc cannot
como 10 trial before next March. II.
X. Mitchell hns been retained by plain;-
in, and Thomas Wren by defendant.
Additional counsel, howGtcr, will doubt
less unemployed by both l'arties' e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

Tho Telegraph announced last oven
ing TINT nt 1918 T.. N. ut Virginia City,
yesterday, rctor Lnrkin, for the murder
Of Daniel Corcoran, suffered tho death
penalty. lie is reported to lave been
cool and possessed through
out declaring his innocence
OF the rrimo of which no was
convicted to tho last. Just before the
springing Of tho trap Lartin exclaimed,
"Good-byc, gentlemen, and n chorus Of
"good.byo" answered him. Ills body
fell like y log, and lcatlt must havu
been instantaneous, as only u quiycr
was noticlhi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
a. California Quail.

Another lot OF quail has been pro-
cured from California by the iropric-
tors Of the Gem Saloon, and turned
loose in Glover Valley with the view Of
stocking that section with these bcau,i-
ful game birds. The same parties hive
tried the experiment Of stocking o;lc.'
localities in the county, and where mI-
mOlcstcd Ivy the local uimrods, the birds
have survived the mos; rigorous Winters
and rapidly increased in numbers. If
hunters generally will make il point
to spnre these little beauties, whenever
in tho course o. their ramllcs for game
any OF these birds nro flushed, they
would soon become sufficiently numer.
GUS to afford amusement To sportsIncn
without danger uf cXtcrinination 1t i
well known that quail are not inlig.
enous to this country. therefor il cannot
be offered in cxtcnuaiion Of their
slaughter. TINT il was done through
ignorance OF the fact that they were
brought here for II special ruIpUsc. M
true SPORTSMAN will he gnilty Of attempt
ing to dbst:nct tho propagation 0; thia
most desirable gNmc.bird.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
CFrum Tuesday. Daily. !
From The Capital.

CAnsoS, Jan 18th, 1876.
Edttor Undergraduate: DURING the week
junt passed there Inns been some Lrgs-
latinn ciIcctin9 tho interest OF Elku
county, aud which. perhaps, will bear
SOmo criticism before it's completion.
The hill introduced in tho assembly 10y
Col. Moore Tor Il reduction of tho salary
of county trensurGrs is, in my Judgment,
unfair and unjust. Tho bill mnkiug
tho snlnry Of tho Treasurer ui EI!iu
County one thousand dollars per RnmunI
practically shuts ont from tho uoimina-
tiQn or election to this Office Of any one
living out Of the town Of Eiko. II is
not reasonable To suppose that any man
living ut distance from the county
sent. would assume tho responsibility of
Tho position and give the heavy bonds
required, for the small salary proposed,
nor IL II economical or polite TO cXnct
the service for u sum below tho amount
now pnid. Through liberal salaries,
good and responsible men are Isccurcd,
which is rcally the only guarantee that
the duties Of the office will 10 faithfully
discharged, and the public interests
conserved.
MIR. Shepherd lns also introduced u
bill TO amend tho Inv ia relation to "es-
Trays" and Mr.. Stone is steadily gain
ing in favor with his brother Senators.
Thu bill OF Edwards Of Ormsby,
amending Tho net for tho government
of tho State Prison, Rnd that Of .iiuwuri
of Storey, TO protect holdcra Of mining
shnrcH, passed tho Senate on Friday.
Cassidy, Of Eureka, il tho acknpwI-
edged leader in the Senate, and would
rnnk high IN any Legislative body otwhich
he might DO member. Az u pnrlia-
ncntnrian, ho is over ready aud correct;
IN Legislator, wHtchful, and comprc.
henRivci al dcbatcr, courteous and
dignillcd; NJ President pro tenn, prompt
md Impartial; 40 n Democrat, fearless
md trnci aud isproal'Ccts for Congress
two years hence, Nro brighter than those
OF nny man in tho State. FGDxLirEn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

THE Belmont Courier snys nh Oregon
lndinn and his squnw arrived tlloro in
company with several stock mon tho
other day, and whenever he appears OH
tho street tho Shoshoncs gather nround
and look nj tho Oregon nborigimc with
wonder. His squaw seems also TO he
an object Of curiosity to the nboIigimcs
hero. The cOuplo 1.-Two in MI old cabin
which tho buck has fixed up elegantly,
md tho pair seem to yet along worry
happily together. This is what con.
fltscs tho Shoahoncs, no doubt, for tho
redskins, ns n rule, never can make
themselves nt home in cabin or honsc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
Death Of George Palmer.

Our old acquaintance, John Castor,
arrived here with his team from Tusca-
rora, Yesterday, aud informs us that news
reached him on the road, to the effect
that George Palmer, who recently left
here for the purpose Of obtaining cm-
ploymCnt rs miil.wright on tho new
mill in course Of construction ut Tusca-
rorn, had fGllCn from staging be-
side the building. and WIS instantly
l:llcn. The particulars of the affair,
rs e;vcii by his informant. were sub
stantially, that George was in the net Of
trnycrsihg tic stnSinS--which was quite
a distance above the grou,id-with come
heavy timber, Which together with his
own weight, WIS too much for the
planks to sustain. and suddenly giving
away, the unfortunate man fell to the
GROUND, breaking his neck and fIactur-
ing his skull. Deceased WAS an old
and wrll.Enown resident OF Eastern
Nevada. having pursued his occupation
in most Of the camps in this country.
llc had been cInpiOycd for several
months past i'll the wagon Shop Of i.
Bruce, in this place, md had Gono ont
to the mining camp only n short time
ago. He WIS fumiliariy known among
his acquaintance a3 " Uncle George"
from the underwriting good nature Of
his disposition, and his unexpected
death will cause many n heart 10 sor-
;ow'n, the intelligence OF the shocking
fate Of poor George. His remains were
barred Mt TuHc"rora, Sunday, tho fatal
accident having occurred on Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

George Davis. WIN in 'lays lang syns
spouted scripture aud sold Inn,Gs from
the Same Austin stump, iudiciously mix.
ing horses and heavenly harungucs. has
recently Tin an appearance at Eureka.
The utter stngnntion Of business in
Pioehc afforded George MI opportunity
10 effect, and bccemin; impressed with
the wisdom of. those ~orls. of tho In
mcntcd Horace, again shaped his course
toward the setting sun. lie il still in
the equine limo and disposes of nothing
but wool-winders and star-ga.prs. 4,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
GCEiUIiAll' III,

i. L. Coffin, Superintendent Of tho
Leopard Mill, ut Cornuc"pia, was taken
suddenly i'll Oh Saturday. II messenger
arriving hero in twelve hours for mcdi-
cal assistance. DIR. Mciggs started im-
mcdintoly for Cornucopin, but us there
has been no communication with that
plnco since tho Doctor left, nothing Is
known Of his present condition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
From Saturdays Daily.]


a. i. Cronin, tho patriotic Orcgonian
Sampson, who pallcd the pillars from
under tho radical temple mud forced
Mcssrs. Morton, Chandler &. Co. from
their pet position, passed through hero
OH his way home, yesterday morning.
The "untorrilicd OF ElEo wcro not
aware Of his coming, or they
would lavo furnished the rndi-
cal Journals another opportunity
10 relieve their minds by the
expression Of "honcst Indignation" that
Democrats should presume TO usurp the
exclusively Republican prcloSativc of
worsliping golden calves. a long.
windcd, splcnctic bclcil from tho Eaicr-
prise is again in order.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

TmE Virginia HroHicic OF the 18th
says There is nm anxiety Oh the part Of
many to witness the execution Of Lar
kin, which will take plncc Oh Friday
next. Tho laws Of Nevada expressly
provide that tho execution of criminals
shall be private, and the Sheriff could
not admit II number Of people oven il ho
felt no disguised. The regularly author
lied officers and tho reporters OF the
press will 10 present, and no ono else
will DO admitted uutcr any crcum-
stances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

Our old acquaintance, Len Wines,
who hNa recently received the appoint
mcnL Of Under ShuriG of this county,
entered upon tho discharge of his duties
yesterday, and will hereafter be found
rcady for tho transaction Of any bust.
ness dcvolriuE upon him, at tho ShcriT's
oflico in tho Courthouse. Mr.. Wines III
ono OF the carly settlers OF this county, IN
we'll known rs II good business man,
and Is we'll qualified for tho ponilion lao
has been called To M.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
rcnc!iCr Wanted.

We have just received communica-
ton from one Of the School Trustees of
Ruby Valley District, Mr.. Norman
Wines, applying for II teacher TO take
charge Of the school at his place. known
rs the Overland Ranch. Any qualified
person desiring such situation can OBJ
thin further particulars by calling NJ
this Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
DhIiCliIR SclInnl.

Tho dancing school which has been
in course Of organization for gomu Iimo
pnSt, Is now fully completed, and liza
first meeting for both pleasure and ia.
Riruciion will take plnco ~ Henry lInr.
romn'H hull, Tonight. under tho man.
ngclncnt OF Mr.. Potter, gentleman
highly accomplished IN the nrt Tcrpsi.
chorcnn. a pleasant time will be had,
mud full attendance "a c&pcc,cd.' Fur.
thcr particulars in relation 10 tho school
will 10 published hereafter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
Tic I.r.,.:tir,i Snow.

The few inches of snow thnt has COW
cred the ground here during the rust
two days has afforded means OF
amusement not before enjoyed during
the Winter, md as the mild weather
prevailing suggests its early exit, the
opportunity ioindulgo in sleigh-riding
and iiinginS srow-balls is eagerly en-
Traced. Tho gingle of the bells is
heard almost constantly, md horse
flesh is in active demand.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
CIhnilgcI Ills itntc.

J. o. Mckenzie has moved lila fruit
stand from Demands corner. across the
street to the building forr' crly occupied
by 4. ". Fisk ~ Inv office. The
weather is too cold TO DO comfortable
without cnloric, and Ito has been forced
Ia tnko II place where fire mny DO intro.
duccd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

.s! linz C"lson correspondent Ct The
Gold Hill .ferS says: Tho Co,aInittec
on the Reno State P1,kon have been
the:c. They have examined Tic walls
OF The lew p ist nd have returned ID
Carson, but n:o very re.icsnt when
questioned about tho walls. Ono mcm-
her OF tho committee told mo, that he
thought ho had seen three hundred
walls. 10 refused 10 bet tart he did,
bot said it looked that WY when lie
was in Reno. Water must have very
Strange cG,ct on tho cyosisht. From
whit I hear tho members OF The COM
nnttec soy, tho Rcnoites were mo.e dis
posed TO show thcis hospitality than
tfcir prison walls. In this connection
it ouid perhaps be not a:ri:a 10 remark
that IN unusual numGGr OF members
asked to DO excused ON aceounL Of head
nche.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

Mr.. Shepherd OF Elko introduced a
hill To encourage the collection o; min.
erals. ores, fossils. etc, and to tha. end
tho bill proposes to cxcmpl irom taxa
ton and from execution under The laws
OF tho State, all such TINT may br on
exhibition in public or private cabinets.
We can discover no reasonable ohjec-
ti"n 10 the bill. It will probably be.
come u law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

We understood last evening TINT our
townsinan. A. ". Fisk, had ngnin as
snmcd parental responsibility, but
whether in the dim future tho hulk Of
His coin will go for frocks or trowscrs,
dcpononi sayclh mol. However, he will
DO enprcnoIy happy in either caBc, md
won't bcgrudgc tho money,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
Much IsrIItr.

From DR.. Meiss, who returned from
Cornucopia last night. We learn that
Mr.. Coffin, whom no wnG hastily sum-
mumcd 10 attend, ID very much improved
i'll health, Hud unless some unfavornbic
change, which there ii no reason what
ever to expect. he will soon 10 able to
resume the discharge of his duties as
pCrnl