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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-05
-aran,at,44syjlliam baker.

Foreman William Baker.
First Assistant. b, Phillips.
kecond Assistant James Donovan. :.
Delegates WIN. II. Manning, Wan. Baker, n
Mesllie. -.
Trad Ferry Ia was At her best yesterday, turn,
ing ont about seyentyEfve men. their splendid
steamer, Lady aaudert, . hrst class Amosks en-
was drawn by six splendid white horses. Inc
body and wheels were painted pure wnlte VIII
streaks of gold The smoke stack was sur
mounted by huge cushioned pyramid OF deli
cate orange cnlcred elk, overtopped by large
golden ball. Eight cushions OF the orange col
cred silk supported the silver cups and Other
exsmpts. "June 81, 1868, hslEmile, time sae;'
d Nav AO. 1869, 3h8is' "Algiers, June O 1869
ssb" "July l. 1869, 552' July %, 1869, ai4gHs;; I
Twenty men, exempts september 20, 1862
$3.50" Uniforms, red sbirts, white cape. white
Hsggerty" aud "Pet." The fine horses of the
COMPANY. were all out to ct Joy the fun and share
the pride of their masters.
Perseverance, steam Engine CO. No. IN.
though and Ready
president--E. A. Landry.
Vice Presidential. II. Nebrtens.
Treaaurer-Josb. Hpman.
Recretafy-T Norton.
Foreman--Jno. Fitzpatrick.
First Assistant-R. J. Barnes.
Second Assistant. Ortis.
Delegates Fitzpatrick, ?. LOBBY. O. D.
Humbreeht.
perseverance, had slsp determined TO make a
display worthy Of her past record, and nearly
one hundred men manned the ropes In open or
der. Two bays drew their jaunty Gould, third
class steamer, one of the finest tnsshines OF the
department, and bel ngng TO one OF the most &C.
tive and prompt companies In the entire depart
ment. The engine, "1vs Marks" was one Oh the
most handsomely decorated in the procession, and
was certainly a. pretty as picture. The smoke
stack bore huge hanging basket OF flowers Of
the richest hues and most exquisite make,
whilst eight cushioned shelves OF silver cloths
bore innumerabls e,lver PRICE, carried off in
times past by The boys of Thirteen in their
friendly conteets with the other companies In
the department.. The uniform Of the men con-
sisted Of red shirts, black trousers, black caps
with white and red fronts. A field band led the
van. uayly dressed jockeys led the horses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-05
OuACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA. HIvER
TRANSPORTATInN COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
semi Weekly OuaClita city Packet.
Every every WEDNESDAY, ut 3 .. M.
~- FOR OUACHITA CITY. THEN-
LeAAE4Nton Monroe and oil way landings
sSSsaSzs 49, The steamer
JOHN ~. HANNA,
lin place Of Ouachita Belief
J, W. Blanks, master Joe Holmes. clerk,
viii leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
Capt. r. A. BLANKS. President.
- No. q Canal street. corner Delta,
HITE d. CABIN, -BRITT0N b EPPLER,
ADAMS y WORK. LORD b MoPEAKE. Agents.
Goose for Little river, Tom Parker for .Bceuff
river. Ora, Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
bartholomew and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell If
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Further Particulars OF tl,c Homicide
-fs ut IInliStl< Station.
Through Mr.. Hatch. the oblising OPP
orator ut lIallcck Station, wc oLtaimcl
the following further particulars Of the
killing of young Finncrty on Thursday:
The negro, Mills. had been for fc,Y
days employed by Webb & Decring,r,o.
prictors of the hotel. in the capacity OF
cook, aud Webb was the man who took
the knife from Mills Mt the time he AZ
tackled Mrs. Dccring. Dccring then
paid the negro what was due him, and
ordered him 10 leave, which be did, and
went TO the house Of Mr.. Hughes, near
by, for II shotgun, but was prevented
from obtaining it by Finncrty. Mills
won't to Griilin's saloon; Webb and
Finncrty following soon after, when
some harsh language passed between
Webb and Mills; the former striking
the latter. Griffin aud Finncrty inter.
fcred and got Webb into the saloon.
Mills then returned 10 Hughes house,
got tho gun and started back to the
saloon. Mr.. Hatch. who saw him on
his why TO the saloon with the gun,
called to him md advised him TO keep
away, but lac paid no attention, aud
walking up i'll front of tho door stopped.
Finnerty just tlon opened it to come
ont, when Mills, who was only about
six feet Distant, discharged the
load into his right breast, Fit
merry fell ut the crack of ihc gun,
exclaiming, "So,nc one pray for nc
I'm gone - and died soon after without
uttcring another word. Sheriff Scitz
returned from tho Station yesterday.
One OF the parties il pursuit Of the fu-
gitiHe states that lie got on Mills track
and pressed him closely, when his horse
mircd i'll soft ground and Mills made
good his escape. This may be n correct
version Of the affair, but there aie those
who believe that Mills has been over
hauled and shot, MS several parties were
i'll pursuit, well mounted, while he be-
strobe an Indian pony which lie had
pressed into service. 1t now trauspires
that parties here have known Mills to
be n very bad character, with IL crimi-
nal record at his back, embracin e IL
term in the Peritentiary. ,,'l ..i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Senator Shepherd arrived from his
ranch on South Fork yesterday 10 as
certain the exacs positions OF tho con-
tending armies in Europe. Having OBJ
t"ineda Chronicle map and Russian
dictionary, ho feels sufficiently fortified
to make the trip hack to-day.
The. old man Miner, whose tribuln-
tons and trials in conducting the finnn-
cial affairs of the lower toll.bridgc were
greater than he could bear, and last even
ing he shook tho 0lkali tlust of this un.
Godiy city from his shoes, and, taking
tho eastward bound, left It's vunities
and VACATIONS far i'll his rear.
Our pious friend Taylor, of indie
pendencc, and Ado uornbrck, Of Rocl,
Creek, came down horseback and scared
some wealthy passengers OH the stage
ont OF n weeks growth by being mis-
;nkon for road agents. Abe goes bac;
to-day /" begin operations on the Scor-
pion minc, at Rocli Creek, the company
having made arrangements to BEGIN
siukInIat once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
LFro:n Wednesdays Dnily.1
From Corc D!atrict.

Through n letter from friend nj
Ilouutan City, wc obtain tina following
mining items from Cope District: On
til" Mountain Laurel the Inclimc is down
l"o feet, from the bottom OF which II
level has bean run moth, tapping IL
splendid body % orc which Is from four
to live fee: III width. Tl!c richcat c.e
has always been iuGai rv&t 10 tie
hanging wall. bat this body aijGims
ncItLcr wal. y Wine Is now Lcirr
RAISED lro.n the lower to the upper Lowell.
Negotiations with ;Lu OWNERS of the
Vance 3l.ii ATE now pending, aud il
! satisfactory grranf;c!m,l.io can he effect
eel, t!".u "u!Es wIi! commence the re-
"act'"n of ore abGut tlic IVih Instant.
i:arsI@ x co. will Aoon GONNA. .!cr
w"'H "h ihc S..,.er kv"i, lorat- i oil t..
s..:av lv:,. "i.h Tic i!ouu,nin Laurel.
and William L .&-iiins has been work
ina E!S claim a.h" un tie a,ti.r lca,, with
!h'oE"t.o ieau!ta. Cirr;itig:.5 U!t The
G".l!im.prcf. owned 10y JOSEF Ii Johnson,
| nrr "3ou; To hrG:n. We have nuw 4UU
tons Il ore rvHdy ior milling. upvn the
dump.
fIch strike il reported II have jus,
been hide IA one OF the old location.
on California !I!iI. by ". i. loss.
Van Dus"r and iii.gvs are iukin:, en-
cciIrnt Ur" from tho alIuc Hill, aud
4i'"ii"hrr " Co. ARE meeting with salts
factory s"rccss in llc prosecution Of
extensive explorations.
Tie mining prospects u this section
Of EMO County ire much brighter than
for years past, Gnd continuv steadily
improving.
The Muuat3,i! t.auicl mine, althru.!l
located il: tho c0;nraruiivc!y ncw' dir
Tile; Of ldnlsniiies, Ii in tho ,iluo biz
n.imrrH! basin which embraces the old
Cope District, and vs. portion OF tie
mines referred to arc in tho latter. mad
IT" capital. Mountain City, being tLr
point 10 which Nil roads III that country
lead, We have taken tlio liberty Of la.
Guiding The vali"u1 mines spoken of,
under u single head, aud wo have no
ic"rS thal tho ulomrn. nos rcrs,tcn;Iy
engaged IL exploring tho hiila Of tho
old Cope District FOR ihcir hidden treas.
nrc". sill cease lis efforts until its oi,.
jcct is fully attained. -..
Tho district il beyond all doubt n
rich nnd permanent enc. anl The thor.
"n&h, sysirrnAtic mining which has
"nrplnnicl tho mrrrii,inl methods
prac'icod theg" in gears gone by. will,
by II" important discoveries. diapcl the
ciun 10 which Hhould never have been
permitted 10 obscure The genuine merits
OF Cupu ~ ming district.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
sOIlu..

Hon. }. i. Moore returned from II
flying NiSi; 10 Carson City hy the train
last evening. lie reports tho only &c.
iiv;ty prcccptiblc in that vicinity, rs
being manifested ut tho State rri5on,
where much needed improvements are
being made. The Colonel Will rclnain
over at Elko to-day. ga.
Mrs. Frank Willard and child came
up from the Bay hy tho sanic trim.
MIR. Willard cnno down from Corpuco-
lin by private conveyance yesterday. Ia
receive them, and tho family slart for
CHG Horn o. rlcliLr this morninr.
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Homicide at lIalleck station.

Sheriff Ed. Sei;z received dispatch
from lIallcck Station, about . o'clock
yesterday, Stating that James Finncrty,
sou Of tho late Justice Finucrty, Of that
place, hsd just Eccn shot and instantly
killed by n one-eycd negro boy known
III this vicinity, where he has recently
been employed by various persons, y
Sam Mills. The particulars Of the nf-
fair, rs sc have been able TO gather
them, are rs follows:
Mills entered the hotel nj the Station
now kept by John Dcering, and with a
knife attacked the lady Of the house,
whcrcnpon some man present. whose
maine we didn't learn, promptly knocked
HIN down. 1t appears that Mills then
left the house, aud procuring loaded
gun, returned soon after. AS Mills mp.
proachcd tie house, young Finncrty
stepped out of the door, when Mills
blazei away. killing Finnertyas stated.
The murderer then made his escape,
and at las: accounts three citizens OF
the Station on horseback were in hot
pursuit of the fugitive.
Sheriff Seitz took the $50 p. III eX-
press train for the scene of the murder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
For SAFE,

The progressive" clearinghouse in
TuscnrorH. The house is doing first
rate business, occupying one of tho
very best positions in town, md is nj
together " most desirable property; tho
proprietor, in Offering ii for sale, tcing
alone nc.uHted by strong inclinhtion
TO retire from q business with which lie
Is not familiar. For particulars apply
10 G. i. Perkins. Ap2I.lw,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

james shGphe:d, Of Lnthrop, Cali
fornia, came up hy the train last eyer-
ing 10 visit his father, who recently ar
rived from Kontucky, and is now al his
son Georges Ianch Oh South Fork.
Mrs. Mollie M.clintosh also arrived
by the snme trim from an extended
visit among relatives and friends in tho
Golden State. .E-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Gabriel Colin will leave here for Car
son City on Monday, to represent Ellio
Lodge, Mt the meeting Of the GRAND
Lodge, l. .. Of .. T.. which assemblies
~ TINT place on the 9th instant. Mr.
Cohn informs us TINT he will yisi. Cali
forum before his return, after which lie
establishes permanent residence
in Eiko. Mr.. Cnhu is nn energetic
business man, an old resident among
lis, and we arc glad to hear tha; he HIS
resolved to cuutinuc with us.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
LOCAL AND STATE NENS.
IFrom Sundays Daily.
ktnnrs md IlnMEts.

John Aiulcy has just received another
cor.loud of stoves from tho East, cm-
bracing variety in both size AMI style
calculated to suit tho tastes mud practical
IDEAS Of nil, and TINT, too, at prices
which defy competition. Among the
choice selection We noticed range
called the Drlmonico," which for
convenience OF construction and beauty
of design excels anything i'll that line
ever brought to this market. The an
els nrc of bronze and of most elaborate
design. The entire workmanship is OF
tho very best and all the plates are ca
trn heavy. AS n work of art, il is worth
looking Mt. .-.. ......-
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rcrSOI,nI.

Col. j. u. Moore, Of Rnby Valley,
who emile down from his home Suu.
dny. took the trim for Reno yesterday.
Gabriel COIN took tho snInu trniu for
Cnrson, TO attend The session of tho
Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows, which
assemblies on the 9TH instant.
Gen. ID. -. Cotton and family pnsyod
East by Tho train lust evening, occupy.
ing II special car.
Theodore Tillon was also n pogscn.
ger for Salt 1mkc City, whoro no is
billed TO deliver his celebrated lecture,
>"Iho Problem Of Life" Tho number
oil Indies upon tho railroad platform.
was much larger than usual. but whnt
puzzles IN is--how did they know
Theodore was " coming Oh tha, rarticn.
lar train?
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The Fourth NJ CrrtIn

by reference to another column Il
will DO observed that tho old spirit of
'7G still burns brightly in tho breasts OF
tho patriotic citizens Of Cnrlin, nul
they will not permit tho anniversary Of
the nations birthday TO pass without q
joyful recognition OF tho OCCASION, The
exercises Of tho day will consist OF m
Grafton ut Library Hall, an old..imc SO.
cial picnic, and Conclude with Il grand
ball, under the auspices Of the order of
X. 5. d. in tho evening. Further bar.
iiculNrs will in duo Time be given.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
Trouble wish Cinnamon.

About 0 o'clock yesterday morning
tho section boss east of Carlin Ind some
trouble with his Chinese laborcrs on the
railroad, and finally struck one Of the
gang on the head with piecoiof iron,
intlictinG injuries that will probably
prove fG;al. It.appears that FROM some
cause the men were sullen, und did
not obey ordtrs ns promptly rs the
boss deemed necessary, and lac there
upon event for them" in the liyclies,
manner. We hear Of only onp of the
hands sustaining an injury however. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Tho average samples Of orc from tho
W loot Lowell OF tho Falcon mine rc.
co'Vcd horo fow days ago by NJ. Z.
trcon'"n wcro Gont 10 Virginia City
Tor assay Certificates Of four ms.
h"ys wero received last evening. ms
iollowa; No I, %Is7.IO; No. 2, @I2a;
No. 3, 1913; No. {, $sl.
letter from Mr.. Norton, Smcrin.
'oh'cnt Of the Falcon, dated tho ad.
says: 1--WE hnvo driftcd on tho load s
icot Tho orc continues tho Rnmo c1.
ccr' that 1t Is getting richer. Tho
Iougo ~ now feet between tho walls,
0 '9ot Of which Is rich orc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

News Of further pistol practice 1t
Tnsc"F"ra reached hero hy stage last
night. According to The Gavhlgd report
received, John iiuLJard, former resi-.
dent OF THIS place. took in u full chigo
Of hrilicosu bcpxinr, and then con.
ccIyrd the idea that his system required
dose or two move. john McSorlcy,
cocktail expert at one Of the temples OF
Bacrhus. failed e. see tho nee, ssity Of
smell dI!nnni, nnL this lci - all. un O..
rle"agntpcag, resulting in the discharge
OF two ,a!l2ts b. Sc, Directed at Has
bard but Notwithstanding the pruNim.
lily at tGn parties. further than, Tie
pIAc:nrins Of Il few articles OF iurni-
tTrc, no damage was done. .'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

We are authorized TO announce that
NJ. T.. Haynes Cabinet Chop House,
adjoining Tho rostoniar, will be Upcmt,i
to the public Titus,lIy morning. The
house has just bCon newly fitted mp,
especially for tho purpose, and in the
style md elegance Of it, appointments
Is unsurpassed hy anything in its line,
upon the railroad either east or west.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Owing 20 the c"ving Of tunnel No. .,
q short distance cast uf tie summit Of
the Sierra Nevnda's, Sundays train was
SD long delayed that it was consolidated
with that Of the following day, the CONS
Iincd trains reaching here at O'clock
last evening. The cave in the tunnel.
WAS, we understand, discovered int time
to prevent; an accident to the train!
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AEGEST.A.
GRAND CENTRAL
Hand Shattered.

by letter from Cornucopin we aro In.
formed Of y couple OF accidents which
occurred recently at the IIussey mine.
On Sunday list, while l.. u. Dorul wGs
handling = Ginnt cap, the little missile
Exploded and shattered his hand in q
shocking mnumcr. The thumb and
forctinsrr Were skiIlfully nmpu,oted by
Dr.. Miller, and the patient is getting
Along comfortably.
y workman named Eaugn knl the
misfortune To lose the middle i.aucr Of
his right hand by being caught by the
bucket in the shaft Of the same mine,
hh"n; a week ago.
The sitter informs us that tho richest
ore ever taken from tho mine is now
being extracted, and that, too, III pay
- Quantity, which is gratifying news.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Colonel Sanders aud Captain Cragic,
OF the military post at Hlllcc';, arrived
here by the train Yesterday morning to
meet General Ingalls,, Chief Quarter
innster Of tho Pacific Division, who nr-
rived 10y the train from tho West last
evening. After dining her., thv party
proceeded Eastward hy the salnu train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Zen Fitch Inns commenced tho manu-
fncture Of brick for the ncw buildins,
to he erected by DR.. j. S. .IeiS5 md J.
s. Mnyhugh. The old ground just be-
low town has been selected for the locn-
ton OF tho kiln, it being better adapted;
to the purpose, making II better article.
4 kiln of about $500 will no uu: up
rs quickly ~ possible.
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U. D. LAND OFFICE, AT ELE0 SEVADA,l
March 20th, 1877.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LIZ syracuse Gold and Sllyor Aiming Com.
pany. whose pOstoihce n1dscSs Ia Elko, County
Of Elko, State OF, Scyatls, have made applied.
lion for mineral patent for. fifteen hundrc,l
tl3Col ictt linear measure In the Syracuse LOle,
Ing PURPOSES situated In Grand Junction Min-
ny District. County Of Elko, State OF Nsvaiis,
10 wit: = '''''.'
,r beginning at q Poat marked No. /, u. G. sur.
ycy. No. 31i thence running hrst course 8, 63
d6. 10 min. W. GOO feet, 10 post marked No, q,
U: 3, survey. No 81, mt which point was also
eElaUIlshcd q post In mound Of rock, IT, g. Nln.
cral Monument, No. ], there being no other
prominent point In the vicinity; thence Hccond
course n: 2G Dig. 30 min. ". 1900 feet, to post
eoursc ~ 30 dg. 80 min p. 6O6 feet 10 post
marked No. !, U. 8. Survey, No. 81; whence
Tho prominent Peak. called Lons Mountain,
bears s. 81 ~ d5. L: thence fourth course y. 40
dig. 80 Inih. y! 1880 feet to post markell No.
| l. tho place Of beginnings containing 2oC0.Io0
acres Courses Expressed from the true ncri.
dian with magnetic variation Of II Dig 30 min.
f., Snd tho survey has been nia6e to conforn, TO
the original notice OF location. q certified copy
OF which Is now o.. Me IN my o!nec, together
With The lcld notes thereof. 1'Es'i 81 81
ANY nld all persons claiming adversely tina
mining ground, riin or lode, Or any part ii,oru.
OF so divided, surveyed, plated aud apnljed
l"r are hereby notified that unless their al.
verse c,aini or claims are duly 1led accord
ing 70 law and tho regulations the rti,ndur
within sixty tGOi days from tho daLd thereof
T.t!I lie Register OF tho u. u. Land aO1Ice. AZ
Elko' County Of Elko, IN tho Slate OF HoyaJs.
thry VIII DO barrcd aud all tbOir Considered
rights waived. by virtue or tho proyisIoDa OF
THO several statutes In relation thureto.
wherefore Ia pursuant to law, direct this
nniiGelo DO publlslIed for full period or siIIy
ttol daSs,in tho ELao DAILY IHpRrRNDRNT =
naiiy newspaper, printed and published At
hiiko, IN tho County Of Elko. State OF Ne yads,
,hc Barno b4ing tho nehrcst3 paper 10 tho
location OF said mining claim. - = is Z 80
JOHN 8. MAYuCQH,
tH-'''0A 80 U! u. ltegiStcr.
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List OF Letters.

The following arc tho list of advcr
tiscd letters remaining in the ElIo
Nevada, posto.lice up to Saturday, Jun,
2, 1877:
Armenia, Manuel Howard. Henry
bryan, y. Lind. John
Brown, Samuel Morrow, So
Brcwtler, S. \. Mc.Alcncy. james
Cailans, Vim. J. R!iuhart, Dan.
Costello, Mollic-2 Sknggs, Sterling
CiSro, Matte Walker, Edmund
Darby, JUS. M.-2 Walker, Vim. L.
Q. II. HULL, Postmaster.
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SUI CMlIiCltN..

Our old townsman, Josiah l.. Chase,
seems to be peculiarly beset by misfor-
tune i'll the way Of painful accidents.
Only n few months ago his arm was
broken 10y being caught in the mnchin-
cry of the Touring mill III this place,
ana before he had fully recovered from
that injury, another calamity befcl him
in the shape of c runaway horse, by
which himself and wife were seriously
hurt, aud now, ere the latter wounds
have had time to fairly heal, he is again
the victim OF n painful accident. The
Rerei'!c OF tho 9th. says: "rhis morn
ing, while riding OH horseback in Reese
River valley, he was thrown from his
horse aid sustained fracture of his
arm, the bone re.brcaking n, the spot
where it had been broken before. Mr..
Chase Is inGn advanced i'll years, but
bears his Accumulated misfortuncs with
the utmost for;idude, nevertheless. -
II was truly said mis!or,unes mover
come singiy, but in battalions."
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10 StUcli-lIc.I.

The magnificent Norman stallion,
Marshal Ncy," arrived here from
Wells yesterday, Gnl will remain until
the 18th Of July, when he will bq re-.
turned TO the Wells. As will be seen
hy the advertisement in another col
nmn, "Ncy" is the property Of j. II.
T'h@r. lie is now at Clay Merritts
stable, in charge Of ID. c. Jones.
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Isllkn DIsirIri Erna,,n.

Following is tho report of tho School
Census Marshal for tho Distficl:
Number Of boys between 6 and IS
o. 49," w "b"'''''' ..... .'....... lDI
Number Of girls between 6 and ls
years Of ego. .i2i
Total humber between O and IL. . 222
Number under G years OF ngo. ..i.. o.
Number under ~, born in Nevada. O.
Total number reported ag attending
public school ..............,.lQG
Number b. tween O aud IS moi attend.
in3 any school ............... &c
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IL giving the names q! Tho Trustees
elected at the reccnt meeting of the
Iiu"scy Consolidated Company. ycstcr-
day. an orrur occurred in one Of the
n"incs. +. II. Smith should liavc reed
L. NJ, Smith.
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To FARMERS AID OTHERS. Having
assumed entire control OF the black
smithing, waGon-mal:ing and machine
shops, am now prepared to do any
and all kinds Of work In icy line. par
ticulnrly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
terms. 80 .H"
'. .. 4. BRUCE,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10
II, .Juli,;'n f1rv

Elko Lodge, f.& a. NJ, will cello.
brate st. Johns Day in EIko by n pro
ccssion, an Grafton at Tho church, and
dinner mt the hotel. The 9Th Of juno
("t' Johns Day. occurring on Sunday,
the celebration will take place on the
23d instnrit. See their advertisement
i'll another. column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-10

Tho .SRrcr State Of tho 9Th snvs. SI,or.
III Ianm, Of White Pine county, passed
through last evening with thrco board.
ors for thc State Prison. They nro
Hoach, the murderer Of Matt Gleason,
sentenced for life: Leonard. convicted
OF granddaughter in killing Bullo; AMI
Crawford, tho stage roLbCr, sentenced
for seven years cncl.