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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

4 notice appears in ono of our San
Francisco exchanges, that IN acco,d-
amcc with MI order of Judge Wright
of the County Court of San Francisco
county, meeting Of the stockholders
of the Cornucopin Consolidated mine
at COrnucopia will be held at the Office
of Lake & AIcKoon, Nos. 2l3 and aI5,
Sausome street, San Francisco, at two
o'clock on the Both day of April, Eyes
terdayi 1877, TO take into consideration
the removal of the Officers and Direct
ors of said Company. and in case OF
removals being nude, to elect others to
fill the Sacancies thus created. As the
order is made in compliance with II pc
lition from the holders Of majority of
the shares Of the capital stock, it would
appear thnt dissatisfaction with tho
management exists to considerable
extent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Leopard.

The following official letter appears
III the Siock Exchange Of the 3cth ust.:
ArEIL 20: Shall start mill this even
ing II possible. tomorrow ut the lntcst.
4Oo-foot leyeLis in 2S3 feet with ore
still il fnce and improving nc We drift
oil il. The GOO is i'll 295.fcct south ana
looks promising in the face Of tie drift
going south on ore, md 3 looking bet
ter and has every appearance Of opening
out h firm body of ore. Have drifted on
ore 80 feet, think we cut the north end
of tho body ne the drift. started north
is getting out Of ore. and tho ore is Of
better quality on the south. Tho
crosB-out is 200 feet south OF main shaft.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Dave "Is,dn DROWNED.

The Rerriife gives tho particulars of
the drowning Of David j. Richards,
better known rs "Davc Red" well
knowo stage driver, in the Hot Springs
on the Austin and Battle Mountain
stage road. He. together with n com.
panion, went into the Springs to baltic
and Red" WAS accidentally drowned.
The body was finally recovered from the
very warm water in par-boilcd condi-
ton. Deceased has driven on almost
every line i'll tho State, md was form
cily in the employ OF the Pioneer Gem
pany on the Virginia City and Placer
rillo route, where we first met him. As
the RereRis remarks: ale was typical
western stage driver, genial. kind
hearted, and the enemy of no man but
himself" ~ :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
IIrsClfgI.

Prof. Franz; Stewart arrived from tho
West by the train last evening. lie
AMI the Govcrnorwiil sta,t on tllvir con
tGmpla.cd tour through this part of the
State within II few days. Mrs. +. VI.
Chaplin, i'll company with her husband,
who went from her to ncet her lycstcr-
day morning, arrived here By the same
train. -. Our old townsman, Strcctcr,
who has for several weeks past brcn in
mailing the b"l:ny airs OF California
got back again Wednesday. he looks
MS though he-hnd enjoyed the trip. -.
Samuel Woolnrr. heavy Wholesale
liquor dealer Of Peoria, H., who has
Hcluaiutances in Elko, passed through
on his way home from San Francisco,
10y last evenings train. Judge Daw-
ley Of Ruby Valley, wlio has BEEN in
town couple Of days. took the train
for his home via Wells; last evening.
The Judge is suffering from Thcumuiics.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
tFron Tuesdays DniIy.1
FTCIgIItS Active.

Several largo leans loaded with lunI-
her and timber for the new Gran Il Prize
mill, yesterday, mud will move nut for
TuscHr0rn, this morning. a lot OF iron,
steel, nails, iron ripn, doors, wilma ows,
ic., arrived yesterday morning. con
signed TO Mcssrs. White and Allen, iko
mill contractors. Thirty bnrrcls o.
I'oca beer, divided equally between Y.
q. BARTLETT Of this place. and Sam.
I'longcr and Swnggnrt & Co.,, Of Tuscn
T"r", Hnh n CARLOAD Of hogs from tho
West. for Fred. Siaulr"r, wns MISC te.
cciycd. Frcights Ia liberal quantities
are now arriving daily, md quite u
number Of teams arc actively aud rcIu-
larry employed in transporting il from
the railroad 70 it's various destinations.
-Four large donbln discharge inUrtars,
from prcec0Li, Scott & Co.'s works in
S"' Frnncisc0, together with lot Of
battery enns, arrived last might, which
viii niIOrd further londing for teams,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
,AnntlItr nleii strIl,c..

Through letter from Mountain City
received here OH Wednesday,, We learn
OF a new and important mining discoy-
cry having been made By our old nc
Iuaintanccs, John Bacon and Sam Stan
hope, about milo southwest of tho
camp. y location was made mud called
the d" Wado Hampton" upon which
sinking was begun short time ngo.,
The, claim prospcctcd very fayorahly
from the first, but TT n depth Of 90 feet
solid vein two. and q half feet wide
was struck. which yields mn average Of
$3.50 to the ton. What renders the
strike more important is the fact that it
is i'll locality where prospecting has
never before been. carried on, and from
the promising results thus fur obtained,
it IL only reasonable to suppose that ut
lcnSt one Of the richest portions of the
old district has heretofore been entirely
overlooked.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
FORENOON RuAI,n.

$50 ophir, l2, l2H, 1917, laH, 10,
l2H.
755 MeSicun, G9I;, 61I.GH; GXs,.: ,
27O5 Could aud Curry, 81. 6, OK.
HOS Best aud Bclcher, 1GH, l61T.
1855 California, 81, 3IN, 3l1I b5, 81
SIC.
500 Savage, 81. 81, $500, $3.50, 5000.
2OG0 Con. Virginia, 31H, 81.
40 Chollnr, So, 331s, ~.
1915 Halo and SorcrO5s. =, 205c.
1915 Grown Point, 51I. 554, 5T,G.
., CSC Yellow Jacket, 81, 51S, 5H,. 6,
57I, So, 81. -
lGl0 Imperini, 9Uc. 85c, soc.
As Kentuck, 81: -.
,2I0 alpha. ~, TX, ii.
200 Bclcher, AZ, Az.
$50 Confidence, 81, 3.
!. $40 Sierra Nevada, OK, 2Ioc, 2X.
o. % Utah, "a, G3s.
475 bullion. 22l, 295c. 0. 20Oe, . b5,
2S0c. ---......-.-
$40 Exchcquer, ~, 2G0c, 255c.
90 Seq. Belchcr, II.
no Overmnn, 1917, l3H, 10, 12T.
$50 Justice, q.
Cos Julia, zoe, 25c.
655 Union, 0, 3I0c, 305c.
92J Caledonia, 2, 2o5c, 220c, 2IOc.
2I5c. .''' = 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Badly hanged,

y stranger, apparently Of the tramp
persuasion, was brought TO the Jail from
the lower end Of town yesterday, but
upon examination of lis head-piecc, lle
was deemed IL lit subject for the hospita,
and mas accordingly removed to that
institution. Ills face rescmbled that of
prize.tishter's after the 10Th round,
but us he WINS bri!n full Of gin, tho full
exten, Of his injuries coald no, vet be
ascertnincd. We understand a broad
hint 10 leave n public house was rudclyJ
given, and the matter is to be inycsli-
gnted today.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
T'hr Public ScIluui,

The Trustees Of our public school
hHve found It necessary TO discontinue
the AUXILIARY school which has .Leen
maintained for severa! months past, in
order Ia furnish tuition TO those schuIurs
Which could nUs he accommodated in
the district school.housc, owing to n
lnck OF room, mud NIL the children, in.
Guiding those Nf Miss hunters former
school, are requested to be present at
the district school-houSs II = o'clock to.
MORROW morning. in order chat hcylnny
he class<id aud assigned. MS the Trus-
tees HlLy deem best for the general in
tcrcstS of tho school.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Nrw IIIIltII.ius,

7. u. Henley has now, in course Of
erection lnrgo brick dwelling, adiuin.
ing tho residence of II. T.. Er6pinnm. on
tho west, which when completed will
rank among tho most prcirn.inug in
the town. James lirnim il MISC flting
up pleasant residence ncnr tho schuuio
house. Aa All evidence of further i'm.
Provcmomts in tha line Of building, we
noticed len Fitch with rollof plaus,
boir ground and lofty. rushing hbonf
yesterday ns though he hal just secured
contract. Making directly towards
him. wO thought to force an interview.
but catching sight e that hig AMOUR. he
lodged nro rLd It corner, through bnck
door, and diving into Slurk cellar
nmong broken bottles and empty beer
barrels, succeeded in making his cs.
cape. .tts.tf'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Hc:ECTlal,

Tho renowned characters "Buffalo
Bill" and "reXns Jack, ;" passed through
for San Francisco, where they have ii
"st"r" engagement, by the train ycstnr-
day morning. Mr.. Allen OF the firm
OF White " Allen, with his vito arrived
from San Francisco last evening. AIr.
Allen, and Alr. Monroe, who came down
from TuscnrorH yesterday on business
for tho finn. take the stago for thnt
place this morning. IL. Mr.. j.. VI. Chm.
pin, book.keopcr for the Leopard Com.
pnny, with his wife md child, dcpnft
for Cornucopia by pirate conveyance
This morning: -. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dull
len' arrived from Cornuoopin by stage
las. evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
LOCAL ARD STATE NEWS.
[Erom Sundays Duily.l
Persona

G. q. pcrkins former Superintendent
of tho lIusscy mine nj Cornucopia, de.
parted for San Francisco by yesterday
MORNINGS train. Thco. Tilton WIS pas
scnger by tho train yesterday morn
ing. The itinerant lecturer hasn't hnd
his hair cut yet, Int Is still sufficiently
facinatiDg 10 bo dangerous. Ben.
Reinhnrt, who hns been attending TO
business in San Francisco during sew
ernl weeks past, returucd by the trnin
last evening. Jim Gray, who Inns
been runliziug in the western part of
the State, was also passenger by tho
same train. Ut. VI. p. Freeman returned
by private conveyance from n Trip TO
TuScHrora, Inst evening". ... Mrs. J. S.
Mnyhugh departs for Carson by the
trim this morning. where she will pass
the next three or four weeks among her
relatives. s.s.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
ErIck Making,

Ben. Fitch & Co. will begin The cork
of making brick, both hero aud nj
Wells ns soon AS the weather, becomes
sufficiently settled to render it safe.
They will make md burn kiln urar
town, OF two or three hun'ired tLous-
AMI. Ben. as everybody Knows, is ull
energy, and but short time will clnpse
utter operations begin, until this see
ton will DC fully supple with the nrti-
Gle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

Mat. Gleason, while Mt Robinson Dis
trict, on his way from Ward to Eurckn,
was shot and instantly killed By his
mining partner, John Roach. The lat.
ter approached Gleason in the hotel,
and i'll M excited manner, demanded Il
settlement, and finally bccoming ahu-
sirc, exclaimcd--''lon have got to set
tic with lie T. drew his pistol and be-
gan to fire. The first shot shivcred
Glcason's watch, aud the Second r"nc-
tratcd his heart, ut which 10 fell for
warl dead. Tho Deputy Sheriff who
happened to be close 10y, sprang for
ward and succeeded in wrestling the
weapon from Roach after lie Lad fires
the third shot, and securing him with
.Uutiidc assistance, took him 10 !Iamil-
ton where he is now in jail. TIE .klll-'
ing is regarded us most cowardly aud
cold-blooacd affair, growing out OF
some mining matters i'll which both
were. Interested. II appears that Roach
conceived the idea that his partner was
trying TO sw:ndle him ont Of his Interest,
i'll mining property in Ward District,
und LEI. Eureka for that place in Febru-
a.y, saying lac would kill Gleason OIL
his arrival. Roach has had his pre-
liininary examination in Hamilton, and
committed without bail. Gleason leaves
wife in Wnrd District.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
lFr1m Saturdays Daiiy.l
q tE:-L.lL -
AnMthcr Zig Thing.

r.' .
The mysterious whispcrings and wise
nsrGc! OF little knots of mon which,
weic observable OH the streets abo,t
train time last evening. attracted our at.
tcmliom. md hf prospecting around, We
first dropped OH diminutiyc piece OF
lloat," which followed up. discovered
n small spur" leading directly 10 the
main strike itself. which diycsled OF the
profound secrecy surrounding AMI Oh.
vol"ping ii, was nothing less Than n
three foot vein Of fobulousiy rich and
compact orc, cSlOscd UrUn Tho noun
tain side. somewhere. within circle.
tho rndiuHof which l. considerable loss
than 10 miles, with Willow Creek sta.
ton on tho Cornucopin road. ms its cell
ter. In these revelations wo viulnto no
pledges, aud will take pleasure in nf.
forling further information mon This
topic, when il shull hhvo como into orr
possession, ."t.. ..- . =. ...i,...s. g..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

The Eureka SrMfHci tells Of waiter
IN Restaurant at that placc who spoke
with fncilcy ivo different languages,
and tho outbreak Of tho wnr in Europe
has been the nIcnna OF disclosing tho
fact that no in iIunsian Count. That
Government now standing in need Of
military men, the young Innn referred 10.
hns tecciycd pardon for tho 0lIcnso Of
engaging In duel in his own country,
aud rcNlorcd 10 Tho position lo held in
the nrny Mt tho time Ito was obliged to
Acu from Russia. The genuine article
In tho why Of "Eushiu Counts, M.
pears to possess fair share Of modcsiy,
which is fnct worthy Of note.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Tho l'C Frees Milne,

From VI. +. Freeman, WHO hna lust
returned from n visit TO tho DO Frees
NJ Tnscar0ra, we learn that tho mine Is
Looking remarkably we'll; tho lead I'M.
proving Ns tho work Of development
proceeds. Mr.. Freeman brought down
H"verHl large Pioocs o! rock from tho
Ledge at. tile farther end OF The northern
dritt' which Is very flno, showing beau.
tiful cryslnlizcd quartz, witt, chlorides
""d hosn.silvor In abundance, Thu
Vein sill maintains It's nize, and tho
quality OF tho orc IL steadily inproy.
Jug. Arrangements are now being made
j" ban Francisco, for tho erection Of n
'pi'l near Tho mine, and hosting works
viii also 10 placed upon the mine rs
Gnjrkly aS possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

THE Carson Tfi6~nclearns with pleas
me that Semator;J. T.. Jones will return
TO this coast in IL fcw, days,:Hnd adds,
"h:S Senatorial acts have been such that
he will be welcomed back by both Re
pubiicnms and Demoerats. .: The mile
MANNER in which Mr.'Jones has repre-
sen'fd our interests, at Washington.
could not well fail to meet unqualified
AMI general appreciation, and tho Fri
L"'e is correct irisaying. that his, reccp-
ton will he cordial. alike from tho men,
beers! OF both parties III this State:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Ihr Martin Nvl,ls. Trouble.

The uffuirS Of the Martin White Com
Pauy nrc becoming more nnl more COM
rlieated. rho Ward merchants here
hSre been ill c0smunication with San
FiHuciSco for several days with no salts
fact"ry results. Sheriff Nuum hus gone
to Ward To place attachments on the
property Of the Company. 4 mortgage
has beeu executed III san Fraurisco,
now on the way here, upon the prop
crty. I'D tue ward merchants had to
f"reStIlI this by immediate attachment.
II is currently rrpurtcd thut The Com
pnny's liabilities will reach over $780,
600. The outlook for wnrd is very
gloomy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Must Lee u NiI>fn.tr.

The Ward R.Grr learns through Il
private letter from Cherry Creek,
that james Mntccr dropped dead Oh
I'll: street i'll Virginia City on tile Ilth
inhnut. II auch was the ciSe, il is
Very strange that the jnurnlls Of that
place nIHriu no mention Of the fact.
LanI-n il we'll known M the St.,tr. AMI
could scarcely hive PASSED AWAY with
ont attracting attention FROM some
quarter, before this time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
Notice.

:"
A portion Of our new Spring Stock
has arrived, and i'll IL few dnys will hive
it full un,l complete, when we @ill give
greater Inducements than ever to our
customers i'll the dry goods department.
We rGsfcctpully invite the attention OF
our ElkO lady friends aud tho public.
g.. Respectfully yours,
II Il. REIHuARr & Co.,
Elko. Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
CiIIild Prize Cage,

Tho main shaft OH the Grand Priz,
mine has been constructed with the view
OF adopting the most approved method
III working through it, and the iron cage
nf;cr tho pattern of those in use urur
the Coma;ock, has already been con
structed and is on the way to the inine
ma when i'll position, will materially
facilitate its workings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
For Sale.

The progressive" clearinghouse in
Tusearora. The house is doing first
rate business, occupying one of the
very best positions in town, aid is nj
together n most desirable property; the
proprietor, III Offering it for sale. being
alone nctunted by strong inclination
TO retire from business with which he
is not familiar. For particulars apply
to G. l.. Perkins. Ap2l-4w.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
afnJ. Party.

a Picnic Mt tho Hot Springs yestcr-
day. afforded pleasure to the children
Of the public school:'at least we sup.
pose It did. for when the youngsters
engage i'll amy enterprise tor pleasure
they ale sure to find it, no matter how
II. Ivcrsc the circumstances under which
II Is pursued. r.,,nrtu.i s-H
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tFrorn Fridays Daily. ]
Want ~ .Irli.


The growing fame Of The mines nj
Tuacarora has had tho effect of drawing.
population to thnt camp composed Of
men froin every qnartcr,of the country,
and among so many il il not surprisIng
that some belong 10 II class that could
very well bc spared Like nll new aud
rich campo, the lnwlcss element in its
composition is Il large one, and the bet.
ter class Of citizens, those who have
permanent interests In tho town md its
surroundings, pcrcciving tho necessity
OF soinc concerted notion through which
the evil disposed may DO induced Ia 70.
Epoct tho laws for their benefit made
and provided have potitiun,dd tho lInllrd
OF Commissioners OF this couuiy 10 40.
propriaIo, money 10 assist them Ia tho
construction OF n jail or locl.up within
tho precincts oi that town. Bcsitlcs Tho
wholesome effect OF such MI institution
the saving 70 tho county IN costs nccrh-
iug from the transportation of petty Of.
fcndrrs 10 ,ho county seat. wOuld soon
be, sufficient 10 pay Tor ia cs,nb!ish.
mcnt, 80 that from ali economical pOint
Of Wow alone, the rrcasllrO would prove
q EOOh one .5.. ,..r......r ..,..l... ...,.
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Personal.

Louie Engler has returned from his
trip to San Francisco, AMI looks finer
than ever. Hiram Hunter who has
been here ON n visit ut his fathers for
soire time past, returned TO his home n,
Scllcil Creek last evening. e. :. Bliss Celia,
Hunter has gone ont to take charge Of
the school ut White Rock. g.. .... a.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

The stnSc from tho NoIth Sunday
evening. delivered at tho" Office OF
Wells, FHrgo IL Co., four hnrs Of bul
lion from the Grnnd Prize Company's
mill. valued Mt i,I99 81. These were
not Of unusual size, hut very fine, run.
ming An they did nearly $I,9UO to the
bar ..-...- r# F~s A.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

BY tho burning OF the section.louso
at Poko yesterday morning, ono Chinn-
man was fatally burned and another
seriously. They wcro both brought to
THIS place whore the injured one has re-
coived necessary medical attention. Tho
origin Of the fire is hot known, but it is
supposed TO have been tho result of nc
cilcnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

Tar WmI Hghf says the Martin
White ca. are going to bniiI :. Cupel
fu;mncr nj once, AMI discard the mill
IN ,Tc'luciion agent. The CnmI.any's
embarrassment, however, mny change
tho plan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

- In the Humboldt County District
court yesterday, !the 81 Eater pant. o! the
day WEI consn med in argument by
conIisc! fer the State. IN. the case::of the
State VS.. Robert Cro%ier, now on trial
III that Count. At rh"oonclasiun Of the
Argument for the State, Court WAS adj
journcd until lO,o'cloGk this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

OuE former towusman, John Payne,
who imiltn.'iweiling twelve IniIcs above
h.rc on the river, AID moved into the
country, got Lonesome and has Brought
both honsc and homo back TO Town
aGnm. He i" mow very comfortably
hE"d i'll II pleasant locality II; the cast.
cTn end uf the cts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

TnE Carson .IRPem ia ont in nm cntiro
new and handsome lrosg. Tho typo.
graphical appearance Of Cnrsun's chief
representative is greatly improved, nor
has The change in its outward gnrb, in
The slightest degree affected The CHOICE
productions Of lis interior department.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

TaE SSM'i"! Reports II. desperate Ugh;
between couple OF Pinto Inliana in
Newark Valley, III which both piled.
their knives for half gu hour, and both
died Of the terrible cuts Received lom
each other ia the FRAY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06

NE. BUTI.rE, former resident OF this
snctiom, arrived here from Tennessee
with his family ~ yesterday mornings
train The fatally is now established
III liuiFnrd's building on the corner Of
7th ind Cont streets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
SrNN Adj.

Our old l1wnsman, Thco Garrccht.
Ina returned from California. much
improved in hcnlth, and has nEnin
t"kcn charge Of hin market just South
al tho Depot, where he is prepared to
serve lis custoInrrs NJ uSnul. See his
advertisement In another column.
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Departures. this jiorning...
For Tuscarora, james SIcCarty and
Mrs. Waller. -. ''''.'
..-a From THURSDAYS DaiIy.1
PERSONAL.

NJ. Z. Freeman departed for San
Francisco, by The train yesterday morn
ing. -. W. Gashwilcr arrived from
San Francisco, aud took tho stage for
Tuscnrora yesterday morning. .. . Mrs.
NJ. Mcl;Urncy arrived home Tuesday
evening nf.cr protrnctel visit To tho
Colleen State, i'll improved health.
q. NJ. Banks passed through by the
TRIM last evening Oh his way to Odgcn.
He will return i'll IL couple OF days.
Thomas Penrosc, Thomas Mitchell and
Jnmcd Lynch arrived from the West by
the train last evening, aud sake the stage
for Tuscarora this morning. :. William
Dunphy WAS also IL passense~ for this
place by last evenings train. ;. Jesse
Leach came down from Tuscarora by
Stage last evening e.. Il. M.-ChGlin Of
the Leopard anil Franli Greater ar
rived here by private Conveyance from
CornUcopim yesterday morning.
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STREETS. I'D. NJ

Best md BelcLer, So asked.
Yellow Jacket, 54 bid, 52i asked.
California, 3O11I, bid.
Con. Virginia, 3674' bid. 2O34 sold.
Union, 3 bid, 330c asked.
Gould ana Curry, . asked.
Sa!ngc, w bid, 390c asked.
Alpha, l0H bid, I / nsked.
Bullior, 2S0c asked.
Exchequcr, ga bid. r-.-...
Crown Pcint. 57i bid.
Hale and Norcross, 1000, bid, asked.
Imperial 85c asked.
Mexican. g bid.
OPhir, II asked.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-05-06
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The following official letter is pub.
lislr,l in the Siccs EIrhanJt;
ConNucur!A. April 20.
Lower level Is III lj7 feet. The vein
continues abunt the sumo, well defined,
about = feet vide nutl containing n
large percentage Of mineral. | will cut
the vein in the ruise to-day or to-mor-
row. Indications nrc very favorable
for its being exceedingly rich.