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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
PInelin L1rnan,.r,.L


Tho Record Of Saturday becomes jubi-
liant over the rapidly Frightening pros
poets Of that once famous camp, and
predicts that il will again assume u
leading position among tho bullion pro-
ducing districts Of the State. In sup
port of this pleasant theory. il must be
admitted that the following items from
that journals issue Of tho Goth, afford
good argument. OF the Raymond l. Ely
il says: Tho .ore-body in, this .mine
continues TO improve and n large amount
Os orc is being extracted from every
level on which there is being any work
done, and is hoisting from tho first,
third, fourth, sixth, seventh. tenth aild
eleventh levels. From some of these
levels only small quantity is hoistcd,
but i'll the majority Of them the yield
gives every satisfaction. 4 large amount
Of orc is now on the dump awaiting
shipment and is being hauled to the
mill rs rapidly rs possible. The pros
poets Of the mine ar, vr.y encouraging,
every one having great fHith i'll the pres.
cnt strike being permanent nnd that the
future looks brilliant"
The next item bears evidence of
revival OF faith in the v4lac of some
other Of her long neglected mines:
"Mr. Theo. Hale received dispatch
yesterday evening from a. j. Blair,
Superintendent Of the Alps mine. from
San Francisco, 10 Tie effect that the
Alps Comnny had closed the ncgotin-
tons that have been pending for the
Washington and Creole aud AIazeppa
ground, and ordering him 10 take im-
mediate possession and place force
oi incn ut work: This is most accept
able news to our camp. MS it will give
employment to 40 or 80 additional
men, for it il known that there arc
thousands of tons Of good milling orc
i'll sight i'll the first five levels OF the
Washington and Creole, which has re-
manned intnct owing to the fact that
the parties owning this ground owned
no mill Ill which to work said ore, md
the ore being OF low grade (assaying
$40 to TOY, can only be made profitable
by the parties who run The mills OWL
ing the properiy:i's..
a still further evidence Of approach
ing prosperity is found in the fact that
work has been resumed in the Raymond
: ~ .Elylfoundry, and the Mormons, re-
sponsive To orders from tho Profit Brig
ham, are selling their ranches and will
their personal property, leaving for the
fold OF the he shepherd. .-.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
That ItOnd Again.

Thomas Mcconnell informs the Battle
Mountain Messenger that ho hns ex-
handed about $3.50 OIL his stage road
from that place to Tuscarora. mud his
funds aro exhausted. Now, II MIR.
Mcconnell has any ida OF successfully
connecting with Elko, he will be obliged
to dive great deal deeper than that
into his purse. The route from Elko
TO Tuscurora, besides being Mt least
twenty miles shorter than that from
uuttle Mountain, is also more natural,
uud infinitely better one, and tho citi-
zens of Elko hRvo we'll expended upon
il, more thousands than tho hundreds
mentioned by the Messenger. This route
has been steadily Travelled for years,
constantly undergoing Improvement,
and the great work is still in active pro-
gross, even now. II that "nine hours"
mentioned by the Messenger were multi
piled by two, tho cause Of truth would
he much better conserved, nndtho .NIS-
Ir"geT man would experience one less
regret when called 10 his final account.
The "switch" is q most ambitious little
sprout. and may occasion the lively
MuSgrOvitc who HOW dire cts its dismal
destiny, to commit that sin by which
'rvcn the angels fell"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Tile Falcon Mine.

We were yesterday shown letter
from Il. d. Norton. Superintendent Of
the Falcon mine, at Rock Greek district,
to N. 2. Freeman. President Of the
Company. i'll which tho following par
ticiIlHrs res. 1cciins the present appear
nnco and workings of the mine. arc
given:
The main shaft is down &C feet, 4 sta
ton having been established at co feet,
and drift started to the westward. At
n distance OF two feet from the shaft the
lead was struck. Passing through it to
the opposite wall, it shows Il width Of
four feat six inches, and appears to i'll
Grease i'll size TO fhe northwarl, the vein
being six inches larger OH that sile OF
the drift. The walls arc we'll defined,
anu tho lode has very little dip, standing
nearly perpendicular. Average SAM
pies of ore from the ledge. which nc
colnpanied the letter. are very high
grade. being filed with antimouinl aud
ruby silver A peculiarly nbout this
ore is that the silvcr-ur Mt least por-
ton contained in it's readily reduced
to n metallic state by the application of
heHt. pieces Of il roasted in forge be.
coming absolutely covered with that
metal.
The work of sinking the main shaft
will be continued. anu rs the cir at the
bottom is BECOMING impure, piping will
be introduced to overcome that Diff
Guilty. s.--.
In consequence of dovelopmentsin the
Falcon and other mines in tLat localitY,
Rock Greek district is attracting de-
served attention. Tho Falcon is now
generally considered to be miMe,j and
a good one, beyond all peradventure,
aud as far as can DO determined by sur
fnee indications, several other locations
i'll thnt vicinii" Will, when they nro SUI
iicicntly developed to demonstrate the
fact. prove TO be equally valuable.
Several new strikes mt points between
Rock Greek md Cornucopia are report
cd, one OF which, about five miles from
the former place, and called tho Man.
hattan. yielded from an average assay OF
its orc $ll0.56. The ledge is three feet
i'll width. Some of the other discover
les show large lodges. which contain
ruby SILVER,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Personal,

George Monroe Of Tuscarorn, is here
busily engaged i'll behalf of White &
Allen, selecting for immediate ship
meut such OF the now mill freight MS
will be needed first. Tho fomous Lii
hputinn ginnt Thomas Thumb, wife and
outfit. passed West yesterday morning.
Those salqbrioqs old sage-brushers, g.
G. Perkins and YIN. Weed, who have
long been sanboling upon the green of
tho Golden Suite, put in cheerful up.
pcarnnce again, by the courtesy OF the
express trim lasti evening {. q. General
Dodge. was also passenger. but only
stopped to get n good square meal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Private school.

We, arc authorized by Joseph Hollis
ter, principal OF the public school, to shy
that since the closing Of The regular
term permission 10 use tho school
house for an extra session OF q month
or two has been cheorfulIy granted by
tho Trustees, which will commence
next Monday, morning. For reasons
already explained. IL was doomed nd.
visible to close the rcgulur district
schoul, aud MS many parents prcfert Tint
their children should continue their
studies, 10 has concluded to ATTEMPT
the conducting Of n private school for
the balance Of the regular term. The
price of tuition being merely nominal.
1t is thought sufficient number OF
scholars cnn DO secured to justify the
undertaking. Monday morning tho
school will open for tho reception Of
pupils. 10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Ton Thin.

That Mineral Hill correspondent Of
The Sr"''"e'. who so eagerly rushrs to
the rescue Of mnrcgcncratrd Eureka with
the pnlrnhly fraudulent statement that
the irntc females who recently cnvortcd
around "thc IIill"fand tool; possion Of
it, wns suhurned by tho editor Of TINT
journal 10y tho loan Of Gupcranuntcd
linen dustcr and II dose Of Eureka build
ince. We IRE well acquainted with the
geography OF that particular section,
"nrsclf. nnd everything Of the bipe,lul
species, outside Of few saud.hill
cr"ncs. is embraced by tho skeleton
nrlns OF tho champion Legislative steal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Well Worth the Trial,

s. f. The. question as to the probability of
procuring II flow OF pure water in town
by means Of m artesinn we'll has long
been discussed, and our fellow towns
man, Thomas Prior, who hns Ind large
experience in that particular line of
business. proposes that il sufficient
money to meet the expenses Of such an
undertaking can he raised by subscrip-
ton among our citizens, to. sink a we'll
i'll the plaza TO n depth of 800 feet, or
more II necessary. He is confident that
nh abundant supply cHn DO obtained
within 300 feet, but. though: 500 feet
were rcquirelto procure the desired re-
suit, it is we'll worth the effort, for be-
side the domestic advantages, and tho
additional security against fire, the so
luton OF tile prof. lem as to whether q
system Of irrigation by means of these
wells is practicable or not in this sec.
ton would thus bn secured.
About $500 was already sub
scribdl- hast night, and we apprehend
TINT little trouble will DO experienced
to raise that amount to, $500 or 81 900,
which would probably DO sufficient.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Indian Killed.

Inst evening, 9Th, ns tho G 80 train
fiom Carson was going through the little
tunnel near the Wnrl mine, young
Piute Indian either fell or attempted 10
jump from tho cars. In striking tho
ground lac rolled under tho wheels and
tw" ears ran over both legs, completely
crushing them, one from near tho body
down nnd the other from near tho knee.
Tho train was stopped by Conductor
FolloI, tho injured Indian taken. OH
board nnd taken TO tho dcpot.An express
wHgon was procured md tho man was
taken to tho County Hospital where
he died at IL O'Clock last night. D..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
I'crSoiIni.

George II. Willard, who returned
from Cornncopia Wednesday night, took
tho train for San Francisco yesterday
morning 49,. Emily Suldcno's opera
troupe. consisting Of 30 person, were oil
tho sanio train eli route to ill MI eli.
Gn8emcnt in San francisco. -. Mira. G..
ii. liobicr and ncieo, In company with
Samuel Thompson, the fornor's broth.
or, took tho train for Wells, on their
why to visit their old home In Jsuby
Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Fresh and Sweet.

Those nncinous rolls OF froah butter
Ibid on eur table by our old lccquaiut.
ancr, Henderson Green. il in evidence
tim. he il tt:ll maintaining his cnyiu.
bic reputation Iii II dairyman. After
giving the aforesaid decimntimg trial,
we nre forced TO admit that in point Of
flavor AMI solitity, together with the
other qualities Of tho article, Which,
when properly manipulated. il is sus-
ceptiblo Of receiving, it is fully equal
to anything va ever struck Uf an OLGA.
ginous Ghalnctcr.
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Terrible Accident Mt NInnrnt,rccn.

A dispatch from Winnemucca, re-
ccived here Inst evening. states thut n
couple Of boys named Willie Thucker
md Harry Bell. aged eleven years each,
got into the bnck-nctiOn Of freight
tenn leaving town that day, mud when
about two miles ont, the driver drew
out OF the road to make way for another
team Ia pnsS. when the wheels Of tho
vehicle on which the boys were riding,
dropped into hole or deep rub. throw
ing them beneath the wheels. Harry
Bell was killed outright, hia head being
crushed TO II jelly, and Willie Thnckcr
had his right urm brokon and the left
ono dislocatei. They were both i'm
mediutrly conveyed to their homo in
Winmcmucca. after reaching which, tho
other little fellow only survived an
hour.
Mr. J"ines ThNcker, tho fnthcr Of tho
Inter, was hero ut the timo Of the terri
BILE occurrences, and received the dis
trcssinS news Of tho death Of his little
son by telegraph. lIn embraces the
first opportunity Ia leave for his home,
taking tho west.bunnd express train this
morning. This accident is peculiarly
distressing, for II could have been 40
easily avoided by II refusal to permit the
little fellows To cndauscr their lives by
coming nb0ut the wagons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
Commensurate.

Tho railroad company havo had u
horde of Mongolinus engaged i'll clean
ing up the yard and trick within tho
town limits. and by tho industrious ply
ing OF shovel aud broom, they have
worked il into a very gentccl appear
ance. We were puzzled at first to nc
count for tho strange and unnatural mp
pearnnce presented by tho absence of
cast of shoes. discarded hints, worn
ont pnnts, old hoops, sticks, brick bais,
and other Offensive denominations tint
were wont TO greet tho eye md nssail
ones steps in days gone by, mud aro 20
scarcely reconcilcd to this sudden limo.
v"tion upon nh established order OF
things.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
WOODWARD, 30 tho nnmc Of new
mining district recently organized OH
tho north fork Of the Owyhcn liver.
FrOm Fridays DaiIy.l
Far Railroad District,

Mr.. A. J. Noulstono who arrived horc
from San Francisco few days ngo, hnv-
ing made all necessary arrangements
with Mcssrs. Freeman e Co. in rcln.
ton TO tho nsc Of tho smelling furnace
IN Rnilrond district, departed for tho
scene Of his future operations ycstcr.
dry. Sir. Roulstonu has thoroughly
tested tho feasibility. Of tho enterprise
IN which he is about 10 onpauo. md ,I,c
concirring Efforts Of tho miners OF tho
district is all TINT is required to mako il
M eminent success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
OIIlcc Soil.

DIR. j. Mcigs Inns GOLD to the Inv
firm of Wines & Dorsey, his brick
building on Railroad street; his present
Office and apartments. GalGn having
thus snrCunbed to Blackstone, the
thrifty limbs of tho law tnko posses.
sion. Wo understand, however, that
Doc. intends TO erect more prctcm-
tious edilcc, with brown stono front,
IN tho lot adjoining on the east, which
MISC belongs 10 him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

WEDNESDAY being Decoration Day,
the innate patriotism OF. the typos re-.
VOTED Mt the idcn Of lnbOr OH such m
occasion, mud ns thcro happened to be
no Legitimate objccta uron which, to c1.
haust their surplus enthusiasm, tho
principal decorations observable wero
located above, below aud around the
local optics, hence wo lost oil issue yes.
lcrlaY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
PrjIuRry Department.

For the information of the public we
take pleasure in announcing TINT Miss
Cady will take charge OF the primary
department. of the public school, on
Monday, 80 TINT instruction will be nf-
forded to the younger. portion OF the
scholars who may desire to attend, rs
we'll us those in tho more advanced
clnsseB. .-.' .
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They lInTc CONF.

A carload OF California flowers md
tender plants, in pots. arrived here yes.
terday, which WAS. Of course. the signnl
for n snow-squall or something as near
that luxury as could reasonably be
expected just ut this time. An effort to
auction them off from the depot plat
form was frustrated by tho untimely
arrival of ono OF those indigenous
screw-winds, bringing neither blasts
from hell nor airs from heaven, hut sui.
ficiently iiscouragins to animated nature
to cause II TO retreat within it's shell.
1t Is wcll.establishGd fHct that Winter
will mover. crawl out OF the lap of Spring
SO long M California horticulturists in
sist on bringing their pottcd wares up
here. and we therefore beg OF them TO
dcsist.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

In tho cnso Of Cox va. Cor, tried be.
fore Justice Taylor, yesterday, the do.
icndhnt was inulcted In tho stun Of 500
or fifty days. Tho requisite amount Of
amalgam not having couu TO sur.
face, tho pcnitcnt was sill IN custody
last night. Tho otrca; whs made upon
ch"rgo Of assault and battery, nd.
minislcrcd by tho defendant Cox to tho
Other Cox, nj tho historical town Of
Humboldt Wells, in The county OF Elko
and state Of NcyidA. 'I.'.r. B.. o.
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\ Serions cutting a!rrny look place ut
our ncighhuring town OF Cnrlin about
noon. Sunday, between two men named
Dom nnd lIcatou, son-in.la nnd father
in-lnw. lIcaton, II appears, attacked
Dean with knife, and tho latter at
tempted to cancel the obligation with nm
nix. but seems to hive been unsucccss.
full Ms lie is reported badly cut, while
Hcaton lnngnishcs in the provincial
lookup. We didn't learn tho cause Of
the savage demonstration.
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From Tuesdays Dnily.1

ho"Ehr +. Bnroos, n mining supcrin.
'chdent Of Ward, who Is SUFFERING froD,
rn'''na''c affection. Is on his way to our
Hot Springs for rolicf. Ills Is tlo mnor
E."O"oTh c"ao ever presented horc, n
','"S" wn'erS don't Timber his joints. II
Ponce DO Leon Ind hopponcd TO STRAY
"V this way during his vain WANDER.
ings' ho would have found what bo wns
ia search Of.
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From Wednesdays Dniiy.1


During tho rnontl, Of May, just past.
Wells. Fargo & Co.. have received ut
their Office In this plncc, from Tuscn-
ror"' CornucopiH and Hull Run, bullion
to tho amount $SO,2g2 OF. or his
amount, sGJ,3l3 AZ was from tho Grand
Prize. Sl2,9s2 " was from the Leo.
rhrd. md Si,OjG II wds from tho Dino
jacket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

Tho "rrogrcssivo" clearinghouse in
Tnscnrorn. Tho house is doingn first.
ratio business, occupying ono OF the
very best positions IN town, md is nj.
together most desirable property; the
proprietor, In Offering II for solo, being
Glonc nctnRtcd by strong inclination
to retro from business with which he
In not familiar. For particulars apply
JOG. H. Perkins, is~.t hp2l.iw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

The Advertisement Of. tho Trustees OF
Eiko School District for proposals tc
contract for tho binding Of tile new
'lisIrir; school house, will b. found ii
another column also il proposition Il
negotiate for tho sale OF school bonds
issued i'll conformity with IL Lcsisln
tive enactment for the purpose ui
erecting such building. .-..-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
HNnNY Ruln.

Tho heaviest Of all tho heavy storms
OF rain with which this section hns been
blessed during the past two months, get
ia about 6 O'Clock Monday evening.
From that hour until past midnight rain
descended steadily, and continued Mt
Intervals through the night and the
whole of yesterday, literally flooding
the streets md swelling tho Humboldt.
THIS beautiful supply Of heavens moist
urs. whereby the country may become
I'm agricultural success. is probably sent
rs Il compensation for the blight in
stocks Ind Ianacea for the gulliug
wounds Initiated hy the fcrucioas bnll
mud snnguunary bears. Nutwithsturd-
ing tite pro:rnctcd piuvinl descent tho
prospect of All unlimited continuance is
just now extremely hatteriiIg.
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IIIIS.cY. Election.

at the nnnuul election Of officers OF
the linssey Consolidated Mining Com
pany, held las. Monday, the following
gentlemen wero chosen as Board of
Directors: j. w. Hussey, G. II. Viii
lard. +. II. Smith, j. .. Rountres, Juhu
Dixon md Hobart. ,.g.--,,, ,p...,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03
JuuHcIi,

Tom. Holmes, and tcrr other trampq
wcro sco"rcd In hero Friday, under tho
provisions of the "vagrant Act" and
"hcr n nights security Mt tho County
Hotel, were filed chock.full Of cold
beans md suffered 10 leave town Ivy the
west gntc. At Inst accounts they wore
hcntling direct for Cnrlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

We noticed big load of hay crowd
ing up through our principal thorough
fare, yesterday, and if our conscience
possessed the convenient elasticity of
that Messenger .lnnn's, We would write it
boldly down rs a No. timothy, just
mown from tho summit Of hard-scrab-
bic hill.
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Mission Dolores,

Tho. following evidence of n spotano-
Gus eruption OF effervesccnt feeling,
aggravated by unrcquited and grovious-
~ assaulted affection, was received
through the postofiice, yesterday. by u
whimaical fair one of this city:
ALCO, May the 81.
You ncdent Epect me up tn yuro homo
no moar Snudn mites 4 gurel whot leYeg
gum n stickin to the parler Ghnres for a
TELLER TO SGT onto mint no CURL fur mo
You bet good bi fur ever
lyures sorrerin 80
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j. IL. DelMuey, tho we'll known dealer
in horse flesh, arrived with small
band OF tho Oregon variety, yesterday.
Tho band comprises s0Iuo forty head,
nro MI we'll broken md valuable, II
number Of them being large iino AMI
mails. suitable for heavy tcnming. lie
goes from hero to Eureka.
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TO FAnMEns AND Urngns. -.IInvinl

TO FARMERs AND Urugus. IInyiun
assumed cntiro control of tho blnck.
fuithing, wngon.moking and machine
shops, am now prepared to do my
mud NIL kinds Of work IN my, limo, par.
ticnlhrly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on 4. tho most favorable
terms. n,-....
-... .... =. A. BRUCR,
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AFTERNooN BOARD.

. .. TO
AFTERNOON HOARD.
100 Meadow Valley, 40c. g..
ITO Raymond md Ely, 81, s, 5II.
so Eureka Consolidated, 1917. q
300 Alps, 1.
POO Belmont, 40c.
40 Leopard, Ito, 100, lis.
ESQ Northern Belle, lGX, 1871.
800. Jefferson, SOC.
100 Thomas, d. 80
2SO. Manhattan, Z, GT
l20 Defrces, 1. ...s... .
COO Grand Prize, So, 81, 5H s1O.
1850 Modoc, 2.S0, 800, $50.
100 Advance, 3.
1850 Golden Chariot, 2N, 2H.
325 Leeds, l.Y5, LEO.
800 Silver Hill, N, ~, 1.S0.
100 Dayton, 500, 600.
~ Challenge, &c. ..,.
80 WoodviIlo, SOC. ...a.....
500 Alta. soc, u.
600 Indy Washington, x.
100 Kossuth, 4. ..'..
$50 Andes, I0c. 35c.
600 North Cursor, Zoe.
90 LevinthAn, soc.
100 Now Coso, w. -
200 Prospect, q.
l0U Morning Star, az.
HOO TrojaL, soc, 75c, zoe.
90 Benton, u. .--..
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Mn Afn,tIinH ila,,t

Out OF respect 10 tho momory Of \.
u. Everett, Of the firm Of Everett e.
Cnntin, deceased being member, tho
San Francisco Board held no morning
session, und We have only M evening
report! ....l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

Mn. MAYEHs has returned to Camp
HHIlecE, which relieves Louie Kuhn
from dnty at tho military post. lie will
now resume business mt his old pIaco
hero with Rcinhart & Co.
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a SmInIl HING.

a fro broke out yesterday. In the
roof Of ono OF tho lcnonlonls In tho
Adobe Row, but u few wcIl-dirccted
buckets Of water squcIchcd Tho incipicnt
contlngration in tho bud, aud but little
damage resulted.
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New Machinery,

a lot OF castings, consisting Of shoes,
dies, cams, etc., for the quartz mill at
Mountain City, arrived here, being coll
signed to John Ainloy. Mr.. McGinnis
Of Mountain City il here, nnd ready TO
load thom for their destination M soon
Ms tho storm ceascs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

SUPPLEMENTARY of the bonanza
mines, James G.. Fair, WAS arrested in
Virginia City, Saturday, for nssnultiuy
and gathering one john Parry. Of that
municipality. lie gave bonds for his
appearance, in the sum Of so.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-03

John Mccullough and j. 4. Rico were
passengers for Snn FIancisco by tho
tr"'il yea!erdny morning. SIrs. Stan.
Tor" and family occupied n special car
attached to the same train.
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bullion Received.

-Four moro bars Of Grand Prize bull
lion, valued at Still ~, were dolly
cred at tho Office Of Wells, Fargo e. Co.,
by the stage. from Tuscarorn, Thursday
night.