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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-06
HOLCOnEE DKSlRICar.
what u Com tocker says OF its Mines

$1,000 - NCAAekOCAACE 50 OA NAtnCB
The Silver Monarch Mining Com.
pany was recently incorporated in San
francisco for the purpose OF working
the Crystal Palace. Silver State and
SILVER Monarch mines ia Holcombe
District. west of Mill City. A lot of
ore from the Crystal, lately shipped to
San Francisco. sold. for 1888 81 per ton.
A lot of the Monarch ore is being
shipped to tue Reno mill for reduction,
as II is necessary to roast it. The. ores
from the other leads are principally
chloride and bromide, which are known
IS the richest varieties of silver ores.
Relative to the district, the Virginia
Enterprise has the following:
W. g.. Hlckok Of tins city yesterday
morning returned from Humboldt
county, whittier he went to take look
at mime called tue silver Monarch.
The mine Is situated about seveL miles
from Raspbeiiy Station, short dIs.
tance this SIDE of WInnemucca, on the
hoe Of the Central Pacific Railroad. in
what IS known as the Holcombe mining
district. The ledge..is bvlng miaed by
Bleaus OF two lnciInes started on the
surt4ee. AT the mouth of the principal
,ucllue the ledge measures six feet six
l,,ches between the wallis. The ore is
nrIentIierons galent. with "a consider
~ - lniSt44e OF sl..e and-grten carbon
ales OF cooper. Mr. Hlckok brought
- sorae fifty pounds OF Samples. All OF
~hioh are very rich. The main in.
&aa>iscaSn but about forty feet.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Disasters on Lake Michigan.

Disasters on Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.
Several disasters to lake shipping
are reported to day. The gale began
this morning. and drove into port a
number of out going vessels; others
were blown ashore. Four are beached
in this vicinity, one at Waukegou aud
doubtless others are in trouble. No
loss of life is yet reported.
Quick Time From Australia.
New YORK, Nov. 5.
The Australian p,uil. from Sydney
September 2lst via. San Francisco and
New York. arrived ia London Novem-
Der I'd, making the distance in ~ days,
against the run in Sc days by the
Peninsula aud Oriental line.
"a Doctor.
BosToN, Nov. 6.
In the municipal court this morning
Chas. A. Barry. Geo. A. Rogers. VIM.
Homer, and Addie E. Ward, teachers
III pubic schools. were held iii 81 90
bail. charged With conspiracy to extolt
money from DR.. Damon The COM
plaiut alleges that Miss Ward. who is
teacher In the public school, wrote to
the doctor accusing him- Of seduction,
procuring abortion. etc, and threat
ened public prosecution. The others
worked upon Damou's feelings, and
persuaded him to leave the city as the
only way to avoid disgrace, and pur-
sued him over the country for three
months. He was followed by detectives
with offers to settle. Damon a friends
learning of the case persuaded hun to
return and begin suit.
strikers Resume Work.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.
Striking employees of the Omaha
Smelling Works resumed work to day,
their demands, that old wages be
restored. having been acceeded to by
the company.
1hs TenbrOeck-ParOle Race.
NEw YORK. Nov. 5.
Tenbroeck pays ms forfeit to
Parole. being too sick to run. Betters
are already much concerned about the
disposition the bookmen may make of
their money. Play or. pay is said to
haNa bean the ferns of iha ruca
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cattle imported with the exclusive OBJ
ject of raising stock will be duty free
for two years.
Republicans Again Victorious An
France.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-06
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TREAsURER's OFFICE. HUMBOLDT COUNTY
WIsNEAuCcA, Nevada, October l6 1917. !
NJ OTICE is hereby given that the State
~ and county taxes flr the fiscal year 1877,
are now due and payable at this Office and
that the law in regard to their collection viii
be strictly enforced. On all taxes unpaid
at tho close ofofficial business on the
NINETEENTH DAY or NOVEMBER MKT
1877,
There will be added ten per cent, for delin-
quency and on taxes which exceed the sum Of
three hundred dollars there will DO added
twenty-five per cent. additional, as provided
by law. Al SHEpARD,
ocl7-td County Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05
Sin ASHLEY cO0PER'S

~ I'i'NI.IIE LUCRATIVE THE GI,RAT.
ISG"isIl SEMEDI fuR SHilvOUS BE-
BILLY. ~. rI!Hiorihwa. seminal Weakness,
ani Premature Decline at rhysirnl Force.
y.r VLtHI jIr>torntIrc
"iil uDsI i.,iy cure. tIuInprhIy nnh "riman-
Cut!y, my ,..Su q I&uAUSrED WEALTHY, or
r,rTnur d,iiii!y. either acute ar ~ long ainird-
iu,., amt IN Tl'ICr IeI, lao matter iIutu what
C.i;t-o produce l.
The vital Restorative
l. n th"Gnu.hly ,r!cuiihc prescription. fs not ~
uIrk Hu.irtui. L., nr" piTirviby tais 10 take. Is
r,rsau' tu The taste. anpIlnH to- ihr CCrchrT-
EriJai AMI Sympi:heic sy,tcms Uf uuryus new
iaICu,
T'ur:fira ANIL 2inrIthr
Tic hi'uh. rJuyruuiIup rud rcinvlgnTatlnG.
u 'tli iuiHd ami hrIy. IhunsgIItis both III this
ruaiitrf aii IT, IIrUu" rru t"titfy To- tho Ef"At
I"s'maiiyo properties u thl4 really great tIcdl.
C.u".
IrIc". - per bottle. or four iiulcs 'hr Inarr-
thy Tor 40 - u; Ia any address Ercutr FROM
UIsr. yt.nu. on receipt ~ Price.
\. L. nISrIf, 81. ~,
tirnlutir thi.' fFiiy 80 Pennsylvania. late.
Rel cat ,.ulg,"p urih"l Wiiu Hos itnl al Ihil-
nlr'rhiaD 7!2 Montgomery street.
Fan FIuuCiscO.
grin Agent. To whom all lctcra should TO all,
drcsrUi.
J.. n II. MlSriE emit he consulted Ia ref
cr'uGr So the uh',S" complaints durinu Office.
bonus from y \, ". tuI T.. 81 daily, Hul q to-
iG the "vriinl. @uuhiya. 10 \. ~. t. T.. N.
fuli dir,"iInuG and n iYiCH irsG with every
pIrtr.:"u 81 medicine. iy2I.Jm
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Drowned In ,he Itum,,o1et.

Joseph :lIinkel,n lad about IL years
OF age, says. tho SRrer Stdsc, vas
drowned in N,-slough or qrm OF tho
Humboldt near tho race track last Sat
nrday evening. He was engaged in
hGrding cattle and sheep on tho river
bottom, and w0s visited by other hoys,
with whom he was polinga small raft
made Of two. or three old railroad ties
on the slough: TOne Of his companions,
n small boy who could render him no
assistance, states that Joscy, as he vas
called, WAS pushing the raft along the
Ynter when he suddenly Disappeared.
This is supposed to have occurred about
5 o'clock in the afternoon; but The boy,
being frightoned, Fnid nothing nbouti it
NATL iato in tho evenings, when.
search was niado for tho missing
boy: a party OF men went to
the slough, after dark md sought
for tho body whore the boy said
they were playing with tho raft. Sew
erai good swimmers dovo 10 tho hot
tom Of the slough which was nbort
thirteen feet deep, and were about to
give up tho search, when Jack Rhodes
lnn,le another dive. and succeeded III
finding tho remains, which were taken
TO the residence Of his mother. He
was noted bY everybody ns one of the
auietest, beat behaved and most indns-
trious boyS OF his agu i'll tho town. and
his bereay"'i mother nnd little broth
era have thG sympathy OF tho entire
community in This their hour Of nfIc-
tion. :fit lf].i.
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We capture the following items from
the Black Hills Ddi!y Tine, OF July %:
On June 23d, the Buford mail carrier
from Tongue river; Hickory Bill, was
killed aud the mail captured near Pom
pey's Pillar. This is tho second cap
ture Of out yoing mail from that point.
Captain lIein.zman, Acting Quarter
master, is now husily engaged con-
structiug the new Tongue river post.
which Is located Ii ~ mile from the
present cuutonmen;. and will be fin.
ishrd in fouE months.
1t is claimed that the recent stock
stealth. from Miles City Was engineered
by white men Disguised as Sioux. a
citizen has just been captured in the
hills with ten head Of horses stolen
from the surrcuLers there tho night be-
fore the Miles City rad.
Col. Duel has located Fort Custer
near the mouth of the Little Horn.
The reserve will probably be twenty
miles square. 40 hay or wood can be
cut within It's limits. The Government
saw mills are Oh the way. Citizens with
live moving machines are there and on
the road.
Joe Dyer, veteran miner nud noun
tuinccr, arrived nj Laraniic OH Thurs
day Last. direct from the Big Horn
country. llu reports lhat l;iH party
proSpcv:cd the Wolf and lsis Horn
mountains rs we'll ~ they cu1id during
the time they were there. They found
nothing III the Wolf mountains, but in
The Iii; Horn they found good ind ca
tiomS. getting from twenty. five to fifty
colorS 10 the pan. bat Oh account OF
high water they Mcro unable to Get to
bed Ioci;. There ARE l,5GO or 2,O0G
men il that region, prospecting as
much rs they can, and waiting for the
high water To Subsidc. Dyer found
some float quartz, but did not Gcc or
hun. for any lo:iCs. lie il of the o;in-
ion that good paying placer Mincs Will
bs found. Tie aountains a:c very
rugged, AMI i; Is din:cui, To ;;ct around
in thc!u, one u the most serious ubsta-
r!rs being the great amount of fallen
timber. 1t is Impossible to sc. into
them with Wagons, and they "nw great
number of wagons nbamdu;.,d along the
foot Of the mountains. Dyer snys tie
country is II fimo pastoral mud agricul-
| iurnl region. we'll timht red with pine
and evergreen, but 10 hard wood. The
| rtFcGms are muiarrous md full 81 Gah.
Tie country nbounda in guInc. buffalo,
deer, elk and bcur being exceedingly
plenty. There arc very few g:as"hup-
pers IN that rcbton. His company 40"
40 Im.iiaas.
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ONO Rerulllenn conr.,,ln,,.

The Republican State, Convention,
which met mt Cleveland on the Isl
Instant, ,d'Iopted, among long list pI
resolutions, the following:
Resoirei, That tho Republicans OF
Ohio reatirp their nufalteriug conf
dence in Rutherford Il. Hayes IA a
Statesman, aud patriot Republican, and
acknowledgements and support ms effort:
Tor the paci:ica:ion of,the country and
establishment of civil service upon u
basis OF purity aud efficiency. '..
In view OF This endorsement, it is
only reasonable to suppose that the
Republicans OF other States will fol-
low 80 worthy an example, and when
we listen, to words Of similar import,
emanating from the Democratic Con.
yention Of The State Of Mississippi, We
begin TO realize the possibility OF the
parIdox-a political millennium.
Within the history of thoFo United
States. no public man has ever perhaps,
been more universally endorsed. and
tho greatest danger HOW is that paans
sung in his praise from every quarter,
md the multitude Of honors thrust upon
him may provo loo much for him TO
benr. md by turning his hand destroy
his usefulness. M. +. ESQ.,. ~
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VIZ clip the following items from tho
Carson .iHgeai Of the lst: Jerry School
ing accompanied by his family left for
weeks visit 10 Lake Tahoe and sur
roundines. lie went by private cuu-
veynnce, 40 that he could lie nLla to 90
and stop wherever he might choose.
The Supreme Court adjourned yes
trrd"y for vacation OF two months.
During the last term, which commenced
July LIST, fourteen cases wero argued
n:'d submitted. During the vacation
Judge Beatty with Ills family will make
II visit TO the Eastern States.
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EfHhcISE1-rgtE.0s.-aisEl


a correspondent 81 tho Snn Francis
GO Melting and Scientific Press, writing
from Ward mining district, thus de.
scrihcs tho lcnch,ng process adopted i'll
extracting tho silver from the ore iii Tho
milling and reduction works Of the Mar
tin White Company. ~.
After tho pulp has beou roasted md
hetoughl3- cooled, it Is dumped into
fifteen Teaching tanks, Of y; tons capa-
city each, 20 be subjected to n wouhirg
with warn, ,wa.cr-,lho hotter tho better
from two aud half to four hours,
owing entirely to time required in lead.
ing OF, the salt and bnsc chloridcs. II
is next leRclei by u solution. Of hyp0.
sulphite Of liue from fourteen to SIX
teen. hours, which disso!yrs the chlor.
idcs OF silver, tho only chemical cumbi.
nation Of The muIal NJ all affected by tic
preparation. Tho lcnchcd solution l.
liua, tnrnrd into fre receiving tntits
capable Of holding 200 gallons each
conueetcd with threo inch cns-pircs
mad dru%n from the center tank 10 The
prcciptRiing tank on tho floor below
Sulphidc OF calcium * added ia su;ii
cienk quantity 10 preciritsto The silver
ns ~. sulphete. Thus III turn, hayint
been dried IN tho roverhcra!ury oven nnt
snbjectsd,ta u, rUastiyg foe dispolling
tho sulphur, hnhlly t"aults la MI oxid.
OF silver, 10 bG ileitGd down ard mold
cd into bprs.
Tho shlphiilc nf calcium and tho by
pusulphite!Dt limo arc both ,nGnufnctur
cd IN the mill at more nominal ey
pensc, crude sulphur and burnt lin,
iounTncar ut hniid being. thSonly Chem
icals ttqnrodl-tlo iUip"r hy boilir,
sulphur md limo with water lonl
enough to CAUSE them 10 unite, form
lug q strong ycllowtsh.bned li1nor
froIpsthis tbe'hyposuIphitc OF li;ib /
NOW wadc by Injecting through Il
Fitenin Of cold srilphurout acid. thcrc6.
pscciliintinR the sulphaie Of limo ant
leaving the liquor clpnr az wntrr. /
IL scarcely necessary 10 state thn. tn
solution gains strength B.; use. aud cal
bg employed eyer paa!l!! Hys| asAin; !.
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FROM the evidence of Portland DIS.
patch the Oregon investigation is nbout
to prove n disastrous scheme to its pro-
jcctors. Tho United States Grand .jurv
has indicted Stiles, the main witn.S Z
against Grover, for perjury. Two O bcr
indictments in the same connection
were also found b"t the names Of tho
parties are not given. II, us there 10
now strong reason to suspcc,
the investigation was mer,lv
miserable job to keep Grover
from obtaining his sent in the United
States Senate, i. is to be hopcd tint IN,
fact may be ferretcd out, and the con-
coetors of tho viIlainows scheme re-
cclrG their mrritcd reward.
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Although the news from the seat Of
var hns for several days past been very
moagcr, the inference 10 10 drawn fron
Iha; received, huwuycr, is thnt tic Rus
sian forces have boon so far RucccssfuI
lhns great nlHrm prevails III Conn'nnii-
uoplo, and that u conference Of the
Powers for tho adoption of some terms
a. a basis upon which TO establish peace
hud been agreed upon.
AUSTIN and England nro both OWL
IDENTIFY becoming uneasy in consequence
OF tho rapid developments at the scat
Of war. and will probably mako Goino
move in behalf Of tho Rick man before
uInttors proBrcas 10 n much greater OK.
trCmiiy.
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a T:..5- wg.a iE:,ia at tho Ophir shat
:hia forenoon, !Hy5 tho I.erS q: ilG
jis.. Of tho I.w ph''n. ;"lrty-cnHc Ut
!achmcai imr"m:.d by g. W. Lane 81
Cola Ilil. The inYrn;ion consi5ta Of
pceuliur limi; o. attachment connect.
ing tha clh!o with tho cIE". winch il
Instantly Gissnuncc.td in rnS, nf tho
cage accidentally or through rnrrlcss.
ness being run NJ 10 tbs 81 enycs.
This forenoon double cage with ears
on 1t was ran NJ To til" Ehca"o. Tho
invention worked to II charm, :hc cmbi,
becoming instantly disconnected n;ld
the cngc held firmly in place hy the
usual safety ra!chcra nj the side. The
officer; Of thu mine aud all othc!H who
were present pronounced The invention
II perfect gu"ccHs.
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WI hnYu before ua circular iCaciib-
imS tho inertia of "S.coi's Improved
Amnlsnmnliug proccsa." Ey i. tho
cost "f nnuiGnmGting liz ascending to
tho character and rici,ncss nf tn, orc
{" hc treated varying from ~ ccnta
10 $50 per ton. rhr coEs Of seam
used il triiiug. Ono IMAM at tiInc
can attend {" one machine working IL
tn 90 tons rcr day. This process Lns
been IIisd on oie5 from California AID
Nevada aud the Yield h nearly up to
tho assay value Of such orca.
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W;EtLY EiKo IN0EpEaDEHT.
SUNDAY, AU0Usr ., ls17.
\ Goal N NC.

\ Goal aInr. - s.
4 Pittshrrs iispi,c!i Of recon, date
Rays the last OF the ChinaIneu in the
employ Of The Beaver Falls CuLle:y
Works ronk their departure this morn
ing for San Francisco. and the village
Of Beaver Falls, which few years aso
swnrmel with these Joss worshippcrs,
knows them no more. The works men
toned had at opc, tue in their employ
between three md -four hundred Of
them. but recently discharged nni re-
placed them with American workmea.
The wages paid Tho latter arc little
higher, but tho character Of the work
turned out is superior. aud the corpo-
ration seems better satisfied, aud will
rOst under less odium Than formerly.
The efforts to Christianize tho China
men Mt Beaver Falls was, n complete
failure; they clupG with great teHacity
20 tho religion OF their native land.
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Spocimauj OF silver o:c recently la
ken from tho Ccrro du PascO silver
mines in Peru, show that Tho Submcrg-
ch portion Of tlIa mountain is very rich,
and rough estimate shows that there
is body Of orc which will DO exposed
by The new tunnel which Harry Mcisss
is to- build, worth from $500, 500, OGD 10
$500, 600. 900. These mines have laid
under water for Fifty years, and arc
scarcely know to the present genera
ton, though thoy had b"cm worked for
$50 years, %heu iho miners had 20 step
on account Of the water. Peru mas nos
discovered that II tunnel can no built
which will drain the mountain com.
plotcly, by draining of the lake from
which tho water ia tho Ininc comes.
AMI she 10 10 much in earnest about ii
that tho nrst loads OF The nO% Erhm"rg
cd ore are expected Ia reach Lima in
four months. II ia predicted that with
ia ten years more SILVER will DO taken
ont than from the silver mines in NcyG.
dn.--.S. +. Ehchmye.
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TCscAnoRA, July 80, 1877.

TCscARoRA, July 80, 1877.
Editor Independent A moro promis.
ing mining camp than this cannot b.
found in the State. We now have two
mills, one twcnty-stamp and one ten
stamp, running steadily; two hosting
! works, and before the month Of August
passes will lave Eve more hOisting
works running.
GRAND PRIZE.
Tho wcst drift on the third level ID
i'll | IL feet; cast drift OH same level,
liG feet; total length Of drifts Oh this
level $50 feet. The ledge in the drifts
continues we'll defined, and is Of high
grade ole. The cast win2o has been
sunk 50 feet. and shows something
over two feet of good ore. Tho east
drift OH second level is now i'll Oh Ar
genta ground I42 feet, ard shows u very
wide ledge Of low grade ore. Slopes
arc producing about So tons per day
for the mills.
GRA.iD CENTRAL.
Work Inns been suspended until the
arrival Of machinery for the hoIstins
works.
uoGSET.
Peto Campbell has commenced sink
ing u now double compartment shaft,
6 ii feet, and now has il down about
IS feet. lIo has the contract TO sink
100 feet. At that depth they will DRIFT
for the ledge AMI expect to tap it i'll
about 80 feet. The engine for tho
hoisting works is now OF the ground.
and will be erected immediately. Tom
Bear has about completed the framing
of the timbcrs and will commence
building tho hOistiug works in few
days.
NAVAJO.
This mine was purchased few days
ago from =. !. Lancaster and the Beard
Bros, 10y Alr. Clark Of Virginia. Tho
price said to have Eecn paid is $2O,-
$50. AIR. Clark left for San Francisco
to incorporate and ship machinery. aud
in about IL day will commence work.
IuCEXyE.
Work has been commenced on tie
shaft at tic foot of Weed street, and
are sinking very fas; Notwithstanding
the amount Of wafer they have to con-
tend with.
DE- FREES
Is building large frame building over
its hcistinS works. They still continue
sinking in the shaft. We could not
get amy reports % progress from this
mine, as tho new Superintendent had
not arrived from San francisco,
YoUHU anTEICA
And YoanE America North will COM
mencc work about the frat u! tho month
under the gmre:Inicndvn>e OF Samuel
Linktom.
Jimmy Quigiry Laa Ghou; completed
another kiln Of bric;i, nnd las several
CDs!IhStS ~ "oIA Oh SS hOCl IS us
bricks a.o burned.
Capt. C!osu, formerly of E,.;o, has
tnkcu IL contract 10 build Mr. IIpwertun
Stone store 25x50.
j. y. TcwksLury has rc-loca.cd thr
south extension OF tie De frees. This
is the Virginia and Graad Pile sr"uAl.
They say Sufficient work has no. been
done to hold the claim. Come along.
boys, and keep the thing moving, now
that it is started.
Both stages come i'll every day loaded
DOM with passengers.
Van Drrilun hes mogcd his station
OH the CoEnucopia real from Hot
Greek 10 WuoIruT u Enuor'a old
station, and nov tho stages 60 down
this side Of the Owyhee.
Teams continue TO arrive ucyy day
loaded with coal and merchandise. We
hear that there arc 80 teams on the road
which will arrive To day. This Speaks
well for the frciGbting facilities of ElI:o.
T.,
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rIE insane man iIcrhily, who cut tho
thIn"t Of II fellow passenger on the ears
near Battle Mountain, some time ago,
LAS IrcoycYcd his SENSES at Austin, and
the H,cci!ic Says he has been discharged
from custody by the County Court Of
Lander.
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Fred. FIsE, SnyS the Shfind Of tho
LIST, Informs US that he has ordered n
new o.h"rSc power engine, and new
boilers for his mill, and the machinery
will be set up rs soon rs received. Tic
old engine las done good work. but il
not OF sufficient capacity to meet The
requirements Of Rcinhurt & Co.'S ex-
tcusive business.
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Trr Lyon County Times: "il IL now
proposed 20 iurn ihoso WHO sell whisky
Ia the Iuiinma oycr.to Tie United States
MarHhal and haze them tried III the
United States Circuit Court. Accord
Ing to n late dc,ision of the Supreme
Court thc penalty Of iwn years imrtig.
"nmcmt can lao imposed. That 10 no
mVtu than the crime deserves,
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SUrEM!%rEHDEHr SAN Curtis has just
been suspended from the lucrative po-
sition he has so long held oI. the COM
stock. his place being temporarily sup
pied by Mr.. Hardy, Superintendent Of
the Imperial. .s
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4 Loc0H0TIyr, tender and ono car Of
tho troop train WAS throwp from the
track .wo inilSs west Of Koygrr, West
Virginia, by n misplaced switch. Ten
soldiers wcrc injured.
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TnECE steam canal hunia which left
Cumberland, Md, with frcights ut rc-
duccd hguro, wcro boarded by q party
81 mnukud men, aud ono Of the three
burned aud muk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

az the trial Of Charles Harris, in.
dictcd for tho murder uf James Ran.
dali. in Humboldt county, Ike jury. Of
ter remaining out all night, found n
Tirdict Of murder in tho second degree,
on tho twelfth ballet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

TIM negro Frazier, who stabbed aud
killed n tnan named Spence in Brckf0rd
county, Tenn, tw0 years ago, has just
bo,m captured through the medium Of
balls. iie was attending one. and tho
rest attended him, ono cnic.ing his leg
AMI another his thigh. 10 WAS taken
10 Jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-08-05

TnNl& wn' QUO hunl,cd AMI eighty
eight tl.uuau,.i trade dollars coined ut
the .. Mint in Carson daring tho
n.uL:i: II July.