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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
Death Of judge P1.I.r.

Tie Picehe Record of list Saturday.
contains the following notice OF the
death; Of another prominent citizen OF
EeTA6a: q
:, Judge J. s. Pitzer, resident Of Phoebe
since December, 1870, died at this place
on Thursday Last. after lingering ILL.,
ness lasting nearly three months, most
of that tine being confined to his resi-
dence On NeCannon street. His death
occurred at II o'clock on Thursday
morning. and although il was or has
been expected for some three weeks,
still it was sad blow 10 his numerous
friends in and around Pioche, and will
be much regretted by numerous friends
N Virginia City, throughout the State
and in California. Judge J. S. Pitzer
was . native OF the State OF Ohio, and
was born in the fear 1918, making him
4 little over % years Of age. He re-
moved to Illinois at an early nge and
served with great gallautry in the Black
Hawk war. He afterwards studied law
in Illinois, and practiced his profession
there come years. His first partner was
J. u. CArutkcEs, afterwards noted in
political circles. He came to California
early, crossing the plains, we under
stand, in the year 1919. lie was elected
District Judge Of Trinity and Shasta
counties, but soon nfter rcaigned his
Office aud resumed the practice Of his
profession Mt WcaverTille. Trinity coun-
ty, and since TINT tiIno has resided on
this Coast, having lived in California
until 1861, at which time tho Washoc
excitement broke out and hG cmigratcti
TO Virginia City, which town bccnme
his residence md place Of business uu-
till lHG9, when he moved 20 Hamilton,
thence to Phoebe. During tho political
e1citemonts Of tho election Of United
State Senator from this Stnto from 1865
to 1874, tho Judges nnmc was always
mentioned ms prominent candidate for
TINT position by tho Democratic pnrly,
but tho Republicans always being in
tho ascendant. elected their fnyoritc.
jesse s. pitzcr was member Of tho
Masonic Order mud belonged 10 Escurial
Lodge of Virginia City. Tho members
Of st. Johns Lodge No. ~, Of Piochc.
have tnkon charge Of his rcnnins, and
ho will be bhriod under tho auspices Of
the Lodge from tho Iodso.room Oh LII.
cour street, today NJ 2 o'clock T.. 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
I;S'I1iAYg.

A blll has i6tn introduced III Tho Hcn.
aie Ivy Sir. Shepherd, and IL nov In Tho
hands Of tho Committee on Agriculture.
wliicl, pldrosCH n very excellent amend,
mont 10 tho pfcscnL ineffective law in
relation 10 pslihy nnimlla. Tli6 nlncnd.
ell hill provides Tint my person finding
eslrayA upon Ilib ptelni4cB Or on Tho
public donnIn, nnd sliall lake tho sllino up
for keeping, shall within Ton days, so
buiUfc Jus!icG OF tho Pence IN his
township, and under oaili BiHc full
description OF Gich h,iimAla, tugclllpt
wlthlthu lImG thuy rninp into hia keep.
Ing Tho Justice shalt ut once appoint
two fthpOlBlIlo aud dlBlnt1tratcd per.
soiis 10 hi'PiNIAo their rnlnc, hnd nlnc
% Nadau hntleb OF such ratrayhl Will
full descriptions, 10 ilp published ioI
three t0ndeGuiiYo months, md three
notices nre Ia ba posted IN conspicuous
places, describing auch nnimals, Re
fisinB or hcglccllhB to comply With tlt
ptuSisidiA Of the oct viii. OH the pntt o
Tho JuallcC, cdnstituto mirlGmcnnor II
once, and Oh tlih part Of The tOhcr up
grand or petit lareeuy,,.f
The bill ID "A ROUd ono, but iucom
piele, II scents 90 us That q ltoyiaibl
for Tho disposition OF animals fuail,
ilDolaIHodi should hhvo been maId.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
TIE TRIPARTrTH COMMISSION
COMPLETED.

Tho Telegraph yesterday announced
the eomplttion Of tho Tipaifite Com
mission 70 decide tie electoral vote, by
tho selection Of JHsties bradley as the
hfth inSraier from the Supreme Beneh.
II was generally conceded that the
selection had narrowed dnx n to choice
between Bra'lleyand Davis and as thefor-
mer's political prociiTities arc said 10 be
Republican, ThiIs those Of the latter
nre undoubtedly Democratic, the result
of tine rhoice wal looked for with con-
siderable interest by the respective adj
herents of the opposing parties. many.
doubtless. Believing that upon this Sc
lection depended the success or failure
of their candidate. We are disposed to
believe tia: this high tribunal Will take
much higher grounds in the forming CT
its Judicial opinion ~ to the merits g!
the imPoTtan. question presented
for its consideration than any
personal feelings which lis indi,
vidaal members might entertain. and
that its final decisiun will be the result
Of conviction, based upon the most re-
liable evidence produced. II these five
Judges Of the highest md most respect
able Court in the land can no. be
trusted TO render nm impartial decision
in the present emergency. without re-
gard to their political antccedents, the
moral standard Of tho Supreme Court
Of the United States has been traiIcd
lover than most people would like to
hnlinYr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
The Florida Report.

Tho committee OIL the Florida cleo
ton reported tonight. They Say it is
difficult 10 conceive OF q more wanton
attempt TO defeat the will Of the people
and impose on tho State md country
officers not Of tn ir choice, than is here
presented. The fact has been judicially
nsccrtained that persons named upon
the face Of the returns rs having re-
ceiycd tho highcs. number OF votes
were elected, md the committee submit
that in order to ascertain who were
chosen Presidential electors, Tho House
hus only to look upon the fGco Of the
record md read tho words and figures
which determine Tint result. The COM
mittee are Of tho opinion that tho facts
have been judicially determined that
the Hayes electors did not receive n
majority Of tho votes cast mt tho cleo
ton. md in this il involved tho lcninl
Of their right to cast their votes M
Presidential electors, md ITO dctcrini-
nation other than TINT which Inns been
made by tho Supreme Court Of Florida.
il required to show tho act OF these
electors in casting their votes for Prcsi-
dent md Yicc-Prcsident il illegal md
void. All tho papers before tho Cam
vnssing Board applying to tho statutes
OF Flori:ln, will give ninety minority for
Tillen and Hendricks beyond dispute.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
DlHrcIImtnble JomrInliaIII,

HID there been anything further
needed TO prove TINT tho uold Till
Nc~' IL NO bigulod aud bitterly partisan
TINT under no circumstances could liz
nurrow prcjdhicrs he madc Rub.
scrvicnl 10 II RCnao Of Justice, conclusive
evidence OF tho inct was Urn.
tuiiouHly furnished IN liz isst,p Of
Wednesday, Like MI tho rampant rntl.
ic"ta, tho Ner' opiufcd tho Compromise
I'LL because IL imagined that the ptali-
fcation Of cherished ,lrsiru on IFS
pat might DO imperilcd thereby, nmd
liz patriotism IN tf that clnincter which
would rnihCr scO tho country involved
III tho most disastrous war Of modern
lines rather than even jcopnf,iiso tho
Success 0f scheme 10 wilich 10 had
gwen hohIIy support. however fraudu-
loiit that Srhrmo might hnyo been. To-
cause Joseph y. bradley, whG lIas been
selected M Tho hnh Juellco uppm the
Thpnrlitc Commission, Is il lIopublchm,
tho Nc~S IL Ia ecslnslUB. being con-
Slliood TINT IifadIcy's soul Is no bigger
than Ito own. aud tint lto will 10 gov.
Cfnod In Ills action, regardless of any
and nil fncts mid figures which mny Ia
presented, precisely M tho miserable
Nems would In hls rositlOn~-by tll'
natrowcAt Of prejudice, aud declaring
itnyca elected, though 10 knew in hi'
heart auciI declaration 10 10 uttCrl,
faiso. wc scarcely bcliovo TINT Mr.
bradley would feel complimcnlcd b,
tho Ncirs' oalimRto Of hia character
either Gs n gentleman or II Judge, Ina
piled In tho article referred to. ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
More boundary IIintiIrr,

The Eureka Sentinel still continues lis
efforts 10 hoodwink tho Legislature by
n gross mis.stdtorncnt Of fnota regarding
tho attempted Stcnling Of portion of
Ellto's territory, by tho assertion TINT
Eureka lRs clnim to II. Wo lcnrn nj
80, upon colnpItunt authority, TINT Mr..
Cassidy, Ia urging this pct scheme hud
tho ciTrontUry 10 Shy That 1;lko
wns indebted TO Eureka for tho
acquisition Of IL largo portion
OF tho formers northern posRcHsiDus,
In consideration Of which generosity on
thoir part they nro h0T entitled 10 tho
"Trip Of ElkO thoy 40 much coyGL. II IL
n vol known fnot Znnd mono nru builGr
Hwnro Of II lhnu Mr.. Cnssldy--lhnt tho
territory referred 10 was cedcd 10 Elk0
by Lander for consideration two years
before Eureka county was thought of.
which cnh roRdily 10 proven by tho
record. Tho claim that Elku IL under
any obligations, whatever. TO Eurckn,
iH exceptionally fnlBc, md ~ only per-
sisted In for tho purpose Of swnying the
notion OF Incmbrra who inny
not DO fully informed ns to tho fncIH In
tho case. All wo ask Ia that members
will take tho phins to no inform them.
selves, aud we alInll 10 perfectly willing
to rcly upon their acilso Of simple just.
Ice, for The defense Of ElkU'a position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
III. Er.etor., Commission.

The TipaItite Commission, according
to \ provision Of the bill by which
was created. began the count of the
electoral vote yesterday. ard is com.
posed Of the following members: Sana-
tors-Edmnnds, Of Vermont: Morton Of
Indiana; FrelinShuysen. Of New Jersey;
Thurman, Of Ohio, and Bayard, Of
Delaware; Rspresentatives--Paync, Of
Ohio; Hunton. Of Virginia; Abbott, OF
Massachusetts,: Garfield. of Ohio. and
Hoar, Of Massachusetts,; Supreme Court
Judses-Cliford, Strong. Miller, Field
and Dradley-the latter being chosen
after Justice Davis had positively nu-
nounced his determination to refuse to
net in the event OF his selection, giving
as n reason that in view OF his recent
election to the United States Senate, an
acceptance would not accord with his
views Of strict propriety.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
1nE following items nrc from tho Salt
IJnko 3ribHHf OF tho 3Ig:

T'nE following Items nrc from tho Salt
'Lnko 7ribUHt Of tho 3lsl:
THg Loo case comes up for hearing
this morning IN tho Supreme Court.
Ir In now settled Tint CurinnG IL to
hnyo paper which will appear about
tho frat Of March n0St. ....... ..
ANOTHER lot Of orc waa expected TO
arrive from tho Koarsago Alino, ycslcr-
day. Sinoo tho now strike u IL cSii-
mated TINT $4,000 worth Of orc lIaH
been taken oul Of tho mine, and az yot
tho shaft 10 only on tho top Of tho
chimney. The lCssccs Sro working ten
mon, only four Of whom nro engaged In
extracting ORC, while tho other ak nrC
putting tho shaft In shape TO admit the
car down 10 the mineral deposit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SoCTH LEOPARD MINING CoMPASY-Priu-
- cil,ul i'lsee o. business. EIto Nevada, Ioca-
lion VI ~orks. coruuccpia Mining District,
Elku county. N-Nsua- ~.
NOTICE. l. hrrvby given that At q meeting of
The Eoarl at Trustees held on tic 2l tIaI az
FEBRUARY. loI'. hn assessment tSo. ~ Of .II
eentA Ter Aha'c wIS levied upon ihe cspi,aI s,,rf
o;ths ccrGr;+:ion, I1Na3lc immediately ia Unit.
I'll States ssoii coin TO til. SeCT,t.Iy Al III ,,,
Comulny. Elk. E1v4lL q
Any stck upon which this assessment ,h,l
remain uupstd on The 5ih day Of MARCH. IsT;
Hin L" delinquent and advertised for IIIc =;
public anciion. aud unless payment Is mai. r.
t1re MI! u .o"i on WEDNESDAY. tho IIh iay
OF April 1915 to lay the DELINQUENT 49,.
mert, t"SetIeT with costs Of adycrtI,t,,., .,'.I
Eipsnses Oh sale Dy order OF the Eoaitl OF
H.N GRANT. Secretary.
EJko, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04

a specinl from 1.ccds district, 10 tho
Snlt fiako Tribune Of yesterday, saya:
"Thc Locals Comrnny's mill wua CON.
plclcd aud blew ila whistle nj noon to.
dry. II willcoihmcncc crushing orc on
Wednesday, at the iurlhost. Tho Walk
or & llnrhcc mino Ia showing four foot
roiT 81 high Hrodo orc IN Tho shaft, At
tho depth Of ono hundred and nifty tcct,
SAYB tho Stirrr State Of tho 3ipt ult. :
HAIRY Hun indicted Tor tho murder Of
William McRwy nj doloondn, WAS mr..
rniSncd to-day. Ito Bnid Tint Harry
Thomraon " his truo nnmc, nnd his
counsel Nskod Until Saturday 10 plead,
which request was granted hy tho Court,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
SENATE LOUISIANA con:aI1rEE.

The Seulte Committee which has
been gathering facts in relation to the
conduct OF tho election In Louisiana,
has CONCLUDED It's labors, and according
TO latest news II minority and minority
report will DO submitted. II appears
thai members Of tlic committee have,
from Tho testimony elected. arrived at
widely divergent conclusions respecting
Tho charges Of intimidation. md the
conflicting reports will Id In accordance
with these deductions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04

Declaring toll road to Dayton a pub
lie highway.
Increasing compensation OF Storey
County Commissioners.
Relative to duels.
Committee vas appointed to visit
Rlko University.
Several bills ordered engrOsscd.
Adjourned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04


The following IN tho full text OF the
bill introduced la tho BrnaIo by MIR.
biono, referred 10 tho judiciary Com.
mittoo aud reported buck without 70.
commridhilon. II provides that every
travelling agent Or drummer, doing blsi.
mems la ilils Bthic. whether aclllnu 10y
samples, Ut soliciting orders without
Hainrlun, uf my goods Or inurcIIamllisc
Of any kind, except agricultural pro.
ducts Rnd books golt exclusively by
Hnbacilrllon. blnll fphy liccnac Of
twenty dollars per month, Ia 10 pro.
cured, ia other Licences, from tho
Shotiir cf the county IN which Buch
business Ii done: and II innltCa tho duty
Of every Justice VI he Place, Constable,
bhctiir, hild oil pCnco officers 10 dclnnld
Tho License OF my such ngonl or drum.
mcr, nnd " such Pora0n DO found not lu
hhvc lircngo ~ required by law. tho
PERSON 10 Offering my goods, wutca, or
merchandise Tor Balc, In 10 bu Nuiily 81
q inisdcnonIlur, and, OF conviction
thereof, Ia 10 hc nncd iu my sum mol
ic7e than NIFTY nor iuoru, than nyo hun.
died dollars,
That Tho license provided to 10 grant
al by Tho pHtYiFi1hs u This A6t coii III
ethhlcd fot Three, mS or twelve months
at Tho option Of tho person applying 10
such lir6bsc. ~ Z.
/ That oil moneys received from iiccn
bcs Under tbr provisions Of thlb ACT nr
TO b. phid'ihIj tho County Treasury nil,
credited l9,lhe, dcpgrnl Fund OF tn
; county,
i The AclIa TO take effect from and aftr
\ tho frat day Of July, 1877, Isl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
E-EVNsga1zvIgIN

TnE Inn Francisco Chronicle OF Tho
29lh instant, Thus rcyiewB tho present
financial condition Of our State, md re-
fcrs TO prospect by no means llnttering
in, The future:
Tho taxable property IN tho State Of
Nevada. by tho Controllers report, wan,
ia 1866, but Sl7, 600, 900; In 1876. $780,
5GI 900. Increase in ten years, $ll,-
OH. 900, or about CO per cont. For the
year ending September 80. $780, the
gross yield OF tho mines from 70J, 03S
tons Of rock worked, wqs $i2, ,G8i,
md Of this, taxes wGrO assessed OIL no
moro tllnu s2I 900, 900, Tint being the
moi value after paying cSpcyisos Of work.
Ing. Tho ratio OF tho Stnto tax IN 90
cents OIL tho 800, aud tho tnxcs realized
Amounted TO $2iG,0UD.I II should, Ia
equity to tho other property Of the
Htato, hnYo been 1885,, 900. Tho inilings
from the milla. clhimcd as lilo property
of tho owners Of tho mills, woro valued
oil tho last day Of September, 1876, nj
ST6B,20I. and tho Slnto Tax OH this
amounted to $iai8. DcsiilcS hor minos,
Nevada lima but slender taxable re-
Bources: Real estate, $40, 800, 3BJ; prr-
aonnl property, Sl2,74l.2S0. Tho whole
State tax OH thin Amounted TO but S'2D5,-
75Gi county tHxoH, $i77, 0iG; total State
aud county revenues from property
OIhor than mining products, $7G2, 1905
whereof s73,5il 10 assigned 10 tho do
lin1uont list. Tho receipts into the
Slnt9 Treasury for tho nrxt Two yonrs
hro estimated at &I0J, 1872, whilo the cx-
pehses for tho shrno time hro reckonctI
Mt $5ii, 0J7. This leaves n deficit OF
Slil 900 10 bh provided for either by
loan or increased taxation. AZ this rate
our ncighbDrB oil tho other Bido Of tho
mountains hnYo had prospect before
them fhqy will DO compelled In just.
leo 10 lilo TURNER'S. stock mon, luinGui
mon, mechanics, trndors and Hnnll
property people goiltrnlly, To extend the
BIHto lax TO Tho entire proceeds OF the
minc5, or NIL other property will bo
tnSed ont Of tho SIato Or into abandon.
fhent. '-'l 81" "s. "rH ,,-t a.t..F.
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.ffr9ss,gsses a

JvbdH.BiyS;9 u iii. Bup,thIbl ncncl,,
who has just been elected to tho United
Hlntsa Rrnsle from Illinois, hRs DOL ~
stated whether 10 actcp,a tho position
or mol. II Il stated that ~ tho event OF
Ills acceptance, he will not resign hIa
position upon The bench before The 18th
Of March,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
Ne,,,l.,ry.

Dr. SHAH. tho Ncil.known Cntaon
Guy dcnIisl, has MI 0tllcc NJ TIM Depot
Hotel aud will remain II llNilod period
in attend TO tho vans VI those who
Inny need ! j. professional services.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-04
NEw OnLEASs. Nov. 90. 1877


.. NEw ORLEANS. Nov. 90. 1876.
Ny Iedr Sr:-YOn fully undurSlnnd
tho situation. Cnn you not ndvisu with
mo in relation thurutO Z. Worry truly,
SibnodJ: j. MADISON WELLS.
Ph kott tosliGGs TINT lIo Ind notified
lIis Democratic friends in Now Orleans
tlnt Maddox Ind como down. there, as
he believed. nj mn GmisBnry from Tho
GU,ernmcnt here, tenGhimg how tho
vule Of Lnuislnnh should be counted.
by HOmO means, witness BtntcB that
Maddox became aware Of tho lrticr'B
b,ing sent, and when lo returned to
Washington ho came 20 witness Office
aud gHvc n full statement Of affairs in
Louisiana, saying he aud others be-
lieyed That tho State wns Democratic
by 5000 10 $4,000 majority, but
that money wonll decide how tho
electoral vote would DO thrown;
that his sympathica wcro wilhlho tight,
aud that he had IN his possession lot.
hNl w tu bIONl " u " w tDtlIUs
to' West, informing him that the Demo.
CIats hnd put up 81 J0DD, 900, and TINT
tho Republicans needed TINT nrUunt to
COnnlcract tho Influence Of tho former.
II was not. no mid, obligatory upon
him TO deliver tho lc,;cr, but ho would
like 10 llR>o these gentlemen supplied
with the nued;ul. in oder 10 determine
tho result Uf tho election In TINT
State, md asked witness 10 co
0pCrntc "ilh hin In his efforts,
10 which Witness consented. rho plan
wnb To negO,ialo mcncy enough Ia pay
Wells md tho Oihcr members Of The
DonId 10 net fni y, permitting tho count
10 correspond with tho tcluTns. thus
olcctinp TiMCn. Maddox in;ormCt
witness t;,nt 10 .dsihiin had gone Demo
cratic by 5000 10 10000, bnL Tint !
wotlld he rod.hcd for IinycH by tho to
thinning Hoard; ilo Ind known WrllH an,
| A tdo. son some ~ ycnts. and Ito know
l,o could got tlicin 10 do wllnt WIN right
witness won't t1 SEQ Hewitt, but thu
gentleman teId him that propositions o
the sninU character had boon mndu 10
forc. but under no ci cdlnstUnccs could
they ho entertained: II wo woro 10 bus
tlcm now, We wOnld be obliged to con,
tinuu no TO do ever afterwards; TINT ht
had no npprchcnsi0ns OF war: Tho
country know Tildon was elected ana
There wns no danger; witness wns tc
have certain percentage Of tho money
which lc proposed 10 distribute anon,
tho poor Of tho Soutl,-~good hoy.
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Testimony OF j. II. Pickett.

j. II. Pickett, Washington lawyer,
has been giving somo interesting icSti-
mony before tho select committee Of the
House. Ills Testimony is In OBJECT TINT
Joseph 1iNiris Maddox, an old acquaint-
nncc, cRnO to PiCkcttH Office in Novvm-
Der. having just returned from Louis.
iana, and gaIo tho full history of tho
HInio Of nfTairs there, growing out OF tho
Presidential election. Maddox gnyo
witness tho following letter: f...
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
A. 344 and Is p. NJ. closes at lao A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at z. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
at 5.57 ana ll.57 A. NJ; closes at $50 and .
Pm.
Litch6eld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 A. NJ; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at p. Nj.
Office Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. As
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
L. ROWELL, ?. NJ.
Hallowell, October, 1877.
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