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ana dull, sterling strong, Gold quiet md
strong At l0i5S@l0ft, Governments dull hut
stea y; new 5s, lOSA. states quiet.
C0mmcrcinl.
NEW York, March 2.-CottOu quiet. Mid
al ny uplHnd5 l2ac; mlddlng Orleans E@sc.
Sales lb1 bales. Not receipts 10 bales gross
Receipts week, net, 303} bales; gross % 1903,
exports Great Brltaln E1OOti France 2JibUO
continent OCCO; sales 3, Az stock MOP
Futures closed finn. sales $1,000 bales.
+ arch ~ lSugl2 ace; April IT, bHc; May II $50 ,
me lSc; JtiIy ID lO@l3 lie; August 10 ,l5Ei5
ne; September 10 .SpGl2 Ole; october II $3.50
SIC; November II ,43@G ,ijci Decem ser IA
l36gi2 .i5c,
little done Wheat strong ANA higher; No. |
ed, fail, u 10; No. do falls l94 Corn mod"
,rately active; No.2 mixed S74@3S4. Onts
, luiat and active AT S2WRl4c Rye aclJe
aud lower at GIc. Barley inner; No
'Rpring $3.50 tOc, sample choice Minnesota tjc
Whisky qaiet tat Sl06. PORK active and
Flower at SD Oi@6 10. Lard quiet at 70 0I
asked; 80 70 hid Bulk meats quiet; clear rih
sides SIC; clem sides SIC aSWed. Bacon
inactive and lower at G4c and O@9Ac iuI
shoulders, clear rib ana clear siues,
NEW ORLEANS, March 2-Cotton- Demand
hctivs ana prices advanced. ga es 6,O.t
bales. Good ordinary, lOAWllc; low mid,
ding, llb@ll&c middling, lE4@l2ci good
miduling, i2H@l2ac; mlddling lair, l2}s@
lg7 nc; fair, l3@lG4c, Receipts-nct, 5,3jS bales
gross 6,aSl bales Exports Liverpool l2,i&
bales, Cors I .ii'; HgYye 3,NE; E0toldGfa l.&
Revcl I,l2j Barcelona Itj: Vera Cruz l,ilB
Boston 2,2l6; New York 1851,
GALVESTON, March Market quiet. Good
middllng IA; mlddiing llS4c; low mtddlinl
lll3c good ordinary lOlc; ordinary Toe; LON
ordinary 9lIc. Sales $50 bales.
lave stock,
ST.. Louls, March Hogs higher; bacon
s. 5000 60.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

Judge Burford desires The HERALD
to state that to-day the motion docket
will be called, aud attorneys are desired
TO appear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

The city marshal states, in answer to
the charge of Foley, the man confined
in the calaboose the other night on the
charge of robbery, that there were
three men in the room, aud they had
u fire in the room and eight pair Of
blankets between them.
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DumDeSi

A Mr.. lien mounted little white
pony to ride down town, The pony
had been taught some few tricks, and
quietly dumped Mr.. lien over his
head. He left good impression in
the mud,
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An Heir.

Mr. Il G.. HUT, of 920 Elm street, is
now a happy father. A son WAS born
to him March the first Mother aud
child are doing well, The HERALD
eongratulates Mr.. HIT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

Last night, the Rev. Mr.. Daniels
performed the ceremony Of christen-
lug the infant son Of Mr. James H.
Gray, at his residence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

Drug store complete, invoicing 800,
with scales, show case, with everything
else to set up a good drug store, for
less than half price, by J. G. Booth d
Co.,, 403 Main street, Dallas, Texas.3 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03
COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

HERALD OFFICE, |
FRIDAY EYENiEO, March !, loH'j
Our business men are feeling In
better spirits; quite brisk local trade
is in progress, Dry goods dealers are
doing fair jobbing trade. Wholesale
grocers are quite busy on orders
spring stocks are beginning to arrive
In quantities, and things are shaping
themselves for good spring trade.
We refer our readers to tbs follow
ing quotations of leading articles at
the cloae Of the market yesterday:
WHEAT-stook on hand, 1000 bushels.
| Demand only fair; oxtra choice 81 Ooi cholce
81 IOgl 50; medium, 81 3 al lOi low grades,
OAfs-Fair demand at 583)c; supply and
demand equal; prices likely TO lower on
| both,
I RYE-NOne oiorlnsi no demand hohlha'
CORN-Llght offerings; In shuck 3jc; SELF
ing on track, 40c; shelled and sacked, Adc'
| MILLER Full stock ~ VI 20. M,
FLJUR-S arcei best Texas - 0O; AHN' gag
POTATOES Quiet; stock heavy; quoted
at $500 80 % Dbl, 60 ,,.
BUITER- supplied; common, lO-2Oci
good to choice, 23@25c; fair demand.
| ApPLES-llght stock; fair demand atsiU
I6O.
EGGS-Dull Mt l0@l2&c.
UlDES-l7 rs and over, sound, l7c; DO
grubby, Zoe; do, damaged, 100, Kip, under Il
lbs, sound, l0o; do, damaged and grubbs, DC
Dry sailed, 100. Deerskins, loo, CoonsRlhs
l0@20C.
WOOIr-Flrm, l5820c.
COAb-Sl0 % ton.
WOOD-FOOr foot, SO 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

The firm of Raney ~ Crowdus is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
}, c. Raney continues the business Mt
the old stand, No. 7OS Elm street, to
whom all debts owing to the firm must
be paid. All persons in debt to said
firm will please call aud settle at once
with Mr. Ranoy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03
Rusiness No,,ces.

Those interested will see Captain
Fishburn's call for renters and hands,
which appears in another place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

Fine lemon at 50 cents per dozen.
Oranges, lemons and bananas a spe-
cialty, at DpStefauo Bros.
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9ailg 8erald.

Mr.. john W. swINpELIs il the duly author
izei agent and correspondent OF THE Dali
LAS HERALD. All contracts made with
him Will be ratified aud all courtesles ex'
tended duly reciprocated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03

Choice Hungarian seed
for sale in quantities TO suit purchasers
vt 5 Il sPENCER'S,
Produce Dealer, 400 Elm street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-03
Cotton statement,

For tho week ending March 2, l@1.
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange. $50
Stock ON hand September lst." 2i5
Received this Week..u.,...",".." Elb
Received previously "...",,,..., l3,lOl ,,,,,
Received since September lst. l5'oZO
Total. .......,.......................... 1858
Shipped this Week,."...,,....,."" ~
shipped preylously ..,........"..". l&,O@i ..
Shipped since september lst, io'uoi
4tocI, IN hand ........ $50
Market aim. Middiugs, l0tc. Low
middliugs, lOIc Good Ordinary, vac
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest ernlure"..........'."'', o.
Lowest temperature "..,."...".."'"..,..'" ~
Average temperature AT Il m."""""...,,:, o2
Rainfall In iuches"",,..,""".,.'""''' io-luO
d. W. BARNETT.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March 9-Money abundant
amt dull, sterling strong" Cold qulet ana
strong At l0i3s@l0Ft. Governments duil but
stea y; new 5s, 1924 States quiet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
Tint (nIlRrSl,

The following letter from n. Raphel
ut Wadsworth to Mr.. Rcinhart, Of this
place, nnder date Of March LIST, is In
evidence that tho ghnstly joke pcrpet-
ernted upon him, Of which we mado
mention few days ago. hns been but
loo successful:
WADswoRTH, Mnrch 1.
Mr.. REISnART. DEAR SIR:
With tho utmost sorrow, huTe 1 read
u few lines this evening written by
"Ailice," that my friend Gronosky is
no more. nm surprised that no ono
from Elko telegraphcd to he when it
occurred, for should haYo taken this
mornings train mud come up. As it is
hardly know what to do. 1 shall
telegraph to you in tho morning, II he
Inns not beeu buried, 10 forward the
body to San Francisco, and will go
nlOng with it from hero down. mn
very. anxious 10 know tho particulars,
DO kind enough TO give them to me,
il possible by return mail.
II. RAPHEL.
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The following items arc from tho

The following items are from tho
Phoebe Record OF tho 81 instant:
A fatal accident occurred Mt the Alps
inine on Monday afternoon last, in
which n miner named William Lnwry
lost his life. Lawry was working in IL
winzc on tho lGI-foOt level, from which
II bucket loaded with picks md drills
were being hUisted. Ono Of the hand
les Of pick, or probably drill.
caught in the ladder whilst asctluling.
aud TO release the same Nicholas Spar
30, who was ut tho wiudlcss gavc the
rope kick, which. somehow looscneil
the pin holding the bucket and picks,
drills nnd bucket descended OH tho I'LL
fortunate mans hcnd, distance Of 80
feet. killing him, it il supposed, in-
stantly. ~.
The Raymond & Ely has been pro-
crossing well with tho work of develop
menI during the past week. HHYo Hlso
added some to the working forces Of The
mine. The 10th and 18th levels arc
being pushed ahead also n prospecting
drift from the llth level. On tho 9Th
aud 9th levels there are very encourage
ing prospects for orc in some of tho
unleYcloped ground.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

in October 1875 the stage WAS robbed
between Boise City aud Umntilla, Ore
gon. Two men named Maxon md Der.
~ wcro convicted OF tho robbery md
sentenced to tho pcuitentinry for ten.
years each. Since their imprisonment
they contested their guilt and told
where tho treasure WAS hidden. - Last
week Col. Page. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
"gent, and Maxon, fnther of one OF the
prisoners, proceeded to the place indi.
Cntcd. md found n gold bar. two bags
Of dust md yeast powder can contain
ing gold notes md grocnbnckB, tho to-
tnl Value OF which amounted TO some
81 .U00.--Siirtr STATE.
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Attempted stnxe Robbery.

The Sentinel Of Thursday has the fol-
lowing: 1.-The Eureka, Hamilton md
Piochr stage was stopped by two masked
hiyhwnymen on Tuesday night, three
miles from Ward City. Tho robbers
suddenly nppearingin tho rond, ordered
the driver Of the stage to stop, md de-
mnndcd the treasure box. Eugene
Blair, Wells, FHrgo & Co.'S shotgun
messenger, was OIL the drivers seat,
and ns one OF the robbers, named CIR
low, advanced toward tho front of the
stage, Blair covered him with his shot
gun. and pulling both triggers. tho con.
tents OF one barrel OF the gun tore ono
OF CHrlow's nrms nearly of. and the
full charge OF buekshot from tho other
barrel wns empticd III his body. NOR
tally 'wounding him. The other rob.
Der named Crawford, returned the fire,
aud passenger III the stage vas slight
~ wounded. Crawford escaped. but is
being holly pursued aud will undOubt-
cdly bG captured. Blair escaped un-
harmed. The name Of the passenger
wounded IL not yet ascertained. Moth
ing wns in tho treasure box OF any val
lie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

Tho Democratic members OF the
Senate and Assembly hnve made good
record on the Compromise Bullion
tax Law. Upon examination Of tho
vote i'll the two houses OH that bill. il
appears that in tho Senate out Of II
Democratic members, only voted in
favor Of the bill; whereas OF tho Re.
pnblicnns, having the same number OF
members, 0 voted yen. In the Assem-
bly, there wero yeas out OF IL Demo-
cratic members, aud % Republican
yons out OF "a members.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
SRERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE 10.
ID sued out OF Tho District Court OF tito
Ninth Judicial bistricl ~ tho state OF SUyadn
In and for tho County Of Elkn, In the suit OF J.,
Wilscy, Plaintiff, against MardlI Silver COMPANY.
DcfeildAnta, hiid In tho suit Of n. Invy and II,
SrIgel, nHainst tho RamD Defendants, daily At.
tested tho 9Th dny OF March, A. d. 1NiI /
lave levied upon the following described real
estate, tO.wIt:
lint certain nyC.5lamp qnnrtz mill and
inill hunHe, with tl1 boiler, engine rOaaltr and
machinery therein and thereto attached, sitna.
ted on The weStcrly bank OF rcnrod Creek. near
the hcadwaieta thereof. ia tho township Of
B'uho. near the town or villa O OF Bruno, ~ TIN
county Of Ilku state 81 Nevada. knows ns tho Mar.
Ola platz rlill together with tho land Oh Nhlci,
Tho said NIL aud mill house, ciIaiDo, boiler,
r0astcr cid mSchnCTyis situated.
a full ana complete Inventory OF said pro.
perry VIII 10 exhibited al tho limo and place Of
sale thereof. =
Notice 10 hcrcby given. ulat on SATURDAY,
TUE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL A. H.
1871, between The houIs Of o O'Clock 4 y. mud 6
nclock T.. NJ, VIZ; Mt 70 O'Clock 81. " said day,
nj ihu Court lImlsr. Ia tho county Of EIku Stale
81 Nevada, will rel tho above doscr bed nro.
perry Ia tho highest bidder or bidders for cash,
gold c1iu OF tho United States.
IIy T.EH. wisrs. Deputy. milo V
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4 DaStar,lly Act.

On tho night following the distress.
sing calamity which befoll Mr.. j. N.
Lnnc, his residence Mt tho bridge WIS
entered by somo foul iniscrcnnt, and
riilcd Of every portable valuable that
could DO found embracing Tho jowelry OF
his deceased wife. aud somo $500
In money. Buch iii act at such
time. WIN absolutely Hncrilegious. and
the dospicaJlo wretch who could de-
scend to such depth of mennnrss, can
scarcely be regarded rs within the pale
OF humanity, ...
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CLRsoH, March 2.
Taken to Reno.

j. W. Rover, indicted for the murder
OF /. n. Sharp, whose cnso has been
transferred TO Reno on change OF
venue, left yesterday in custody OF Il.
a. Pryor for Reno, where no is to be
tried ut tho next term of the District
Court. Nearly everybody was anxious
10 get look at tho man who it is al
lodged not only murdered but quartered
his victim.
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tFrom Fridays Daily.l

Desperate Effort for Freedom.
Tho Eirginia papers give nm account
OF q desperate effort on tho part Of IIar-
ringlon, the CONDEMNED murderer, to
escape from confinement. Tuesday
morning, Henry Kirsch, the day keeper,
on opening the cell doors that tho pris.
oncrs might go to breakfast, and reach
ing lIHrrington's that worthy appeared
with n nix shooter lcvcled nj the keep
er's hcnd, hnd ordered him to throw up
his hnnls, but Kirsch being powerful
man, Bprnng upon tho prisoner, md u
desperate struggle cnsuod, for ut this
Inomont another prisoner named Nelson
came to tho nssisinncc Of Huntington.
During the struggle, several shots were
fired by Harrington, one Of which cut n
gash across tho front Of Kirsch's thigh,
and another was prevented from doing
hNrm by striking wallet OF coin in tho
JNilor's pocket. The noiso Of tho firing
brought City JuiIor Carpenter, who, TAX
ing In tho situation ut n glnncc, fred
upon Harrington, the ball taking effect
mud causing him to drop his weapon.
Two moro shots wcro fired by CARPENTER
before tho keeper WIS fully released by
tho prisoners. Kirsch's wounds though
painful. nrc not serious, nor are those
inflicted upon Harrington. Tho impress.
sion IN that friends on tho outside Ind
assisted him, and that ia the event of
being successful in getting cloar OF tho
jnil, arrangements for his eireclual on.
cape wcro rcndy perfected, II Is Thought
that Helsonr Who assisted Harrington.
got plnccd in tho jnil on tho charge OF
petit larceny, for the colo purpose OF
giving tho assistance ns stated, having
been employed 10y ITnrrington'a friends.
Since this desperate oscapndc. the cou,l.
~ prisoners havo boon removed 10 Tho
Courthouse building, for greater safety,
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Tho sentiment embodied In the following
touching tribute TO = mothers love. was sug.
gestcd to tho mind OF tho writer by the affect.
lug circumstances connected With the recent
death Uf Mrs. J. NJ. Lane. who sacrificed her
OEn !ifc in the vain attempt to save that OF her
littlo SON. Ep.l
Tho offspring Of tho SOnl, n quenchlep. light
That shines eternal a. tho stars of night;
Guided by tho wisdom nf InVo divine,
Changed by no title. poverty nor crime;
Aroused In llfs by each patarnaI care.
Welcomed In Heaven. on Garth aud everywhere.
Snul Of living thought, power III yiIlc--
Hailed by tho Saints. and men In every cline.
.wISh'd IN tic sea OF ages. TN as wlIto
Al robes Of Heaven. that deck tho throne Of
light;
Pun As the brrath OF Angels love can be,
That dwell within tile re,lnu OF sIeruity.
Fnid With Impulse purc-Lorc. Hope and
Truth s"
oui 80 the rescue OF the hayward youth
fln goes with open Nrinr. md streaming eyes,
To lift him from the wrongs that round Him
Hes; -Es
Promptly TO protect and to defend, =
From infancy. through life, unto tho end.
a mothers Lowell All. chilli why so forget
Those slccplcSs eyes that often DER thco wcpt
Who kiSSd from OF thy check the flowing tears
To qucnci the troubles OF thy childish Iearsl
Or, II In manhood thou h1dst pain or grief,
She was The arsr to quickly bring relief.
AMI now a scene prcpcnts Itself to Wow
Tbs sad indeed. but not more sad than true;
And II relates 20 what Is sald above,
And proves the spirit Of mothers love,
Who hcldlifo Yulnclcss, aud timo toy
Compared with Heaven and her drowning by.
Tho hitlo angler stool upon tho sh orU,
Where he had hshcd tho hnny tribe buftre-
lIe knew 10 danger. and no thought ho had.
That life was slender. AMI could cud so sad
Until the angry stream b0: c him away
Unto the realms OF bright ETHEREAL day.
Ills mother coming near, he met her eye,
She saw him IN the flood. and heard Him cry,
She plunged beneath the wave In one fell bound,
Shouting, alas! nlasl my boy viii drown!
Without thought that one purely bent
Could DO victim Of such accident.
Bui such she Was; the mother nnd the child,
Both passd away beneath the waters Wild
Passed. into Angels arms whom there did stand
To hear them swiftly to the summer land;
To holier scenes, and to brighter shore,
To live In spirislifa torevermorc.
Her earthly task Ia done; the lfelesz clay
Is safely laid In mother earth away.
Tho tabernacle OF tho soul Il rent,
And All It's vital energies are spent:
But Whiio II rnstS forever meath tho sod .
The spirit dive LIS with angels and with God.
-DetdpaR DsFos.
ELHo, March. 1877. q.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

lord MINING COMPANY.-LOCA-
l. tim OF principal place OF busuess, Elko,
Standardization OF works. Cornucopia AIlpiuH
District, Elko county. Nevada.
SuTICE Is hereby given that nj q injecting Of
the Board OF Trustees held on tho 18th day Of
February 1877, mn assessment tNo. 81 u two tl)
cents per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock Of tic company. payable Immediately, 70
the Eccretary, III United States gold coin, Ut tho
oiico Of tho Company Bank Of ii. 4. fTeeEIIn
X TO Elko, Nevada. .-.
Any stock upon which this assessment El,allrS.
main unpaid on the SIXTEENTH LaS Of MA IlCII
1871. will DO delinquent and Hdvertioed for sale
1t public auction. and unless payment IL Ioadu
before will BIO sold OH TUESDAY, IheTESTlEday
" APRIL, 1871, at tic olro OF the ConiIany,
Bank Of NJ. L. Freeman 4 Co., Elkp. Nevada, 10
pay lilo dcliquclt a. scsshent, together with costs
Of advertising aid expenses OF tho sale. Ley Or
Ter Of tho Board OF Trustees.
II. NJ. GRANT, Sccrch.ry.
omce-Bank OF n. p. freeman Il Co.. Eiko,
NoTAdA, ... fII-Iy
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
.r's d! - -
[Froin Sundays Daily.
Funeral or his. j. NJ. Lame


Tho funeral Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Lane, who
sacrificed her life in the attempt to saye
her little son from drowning, was ono
Of tho lnrgest over Witnessed In this
plnce. Being most ostimnblo Indy, the
had circumstances attending her untimo-
ly death, excited public sympathy and
respect to an unusual degree; tho
greater portion Of our citizens following
tho remains to its last resting place.
Deceased was n member Of the sister
hood OF Rebecca, mud tho impressive
ceremonies Of the Odd Fellows funeral
services, were conducted under tho aus
piccs Of Elko Lodge. The brethren
formed Mt their hall OF 2:10 ycstcr,lny
evening and marched to tho residence
Of Mr.. John Hunter, Ola Fifth street,
where tho body lay. At this point the
citizens Ind gathered III carriages, and
ut 3 o'clock. the procession. headed by
the Cornet Band, moved slowly to the
notes Of funeral .'ilirge 10 the
church, where. "a fitting -, nllrcss,
by Rev. Mr.. Dyers, wns delivered,
nfter which the members Of the Order,
followed by the. long limo Of carriages,
proceeded to, the Odd Fellows and
Masonic burial ground, in which ill.,
closure tho mortal jcInnins of the true
wife anil loving mother, were teudcrly
laid TO rcsk, Of. o.. STA. ..
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from Saturday 3 Daily.]


prospective Heavy Suit
The story Of the flaming bonanzn,
which, according to tho Eureka Sentinel,
Observation-Disclosures Wheeler, by
nlighting on his ranch in Diamond VAL
ley, on tho night OF january 7th, is
substantinted by tho Siivcr STATE; md
since tho disclosures made to TINT Jour-
mi by Mr. Swilkes, san honest minor
from Lonesome Mountain, the landing
Of tho bonanza in Diamond, was n very
tame affair, compared with the perform
nncs in Humboldt county about tho
timo OF its exit. Mr.. Swilkes is pre-.
pnring to onter suit for tho recovery of
his property, so soon as tho question OF
jurisdiction is settled, and Mr.. Wheeler
may find TINT tho overwcnning DISPOSE
ton to boast Of his earthly acquire
mcntS mny result i'll stripping him of
his vast wealth. According 10 Wheel
er's own statement, tho time ut which
tho norinl bonanza nestled down upon
his ranch, would givo tho ponderous
missile just three minutes and forty.
five seconds to describe tho pnrabula
mentioned, after Swilkes touched off his
niIro-glycerine, which would 10 about
tho time required, aud there can DO but
little doubt about tho Humboldt man
being legally entitled TO take possession
Of his property, provided IL dopsn't rest
within tho borders Of Tho Mineral Hill
strip" There's no getting bphiud the
returns there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

From the Eureka Sentinel wo lcntii
TINT all proceedings in tho suits now
pending between tho Eurcka Consuli.
dnted and lItchmOnd mining companies
have boon removed from tho Eureka
Court, to tho United States Circuit
Court. nj Carson, OF petition Of plain.
til. the Eureka Consolidated.
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Tho first shipment Of Grand Prize
bullion from the coInpauy'S mill at Tas-
carorn, was received ut this place by
Wells. FNrgo & Co., OH Saturday night.
too Into for publication. The shipment
consisted Of seven iino bars, and were
valued Mt Sii,U2G Is. We understand
that rs many more were ready for trans
portntion, but the roads being very
heavy. the whole number WAS more
than the coach could accommodate and
they will probnbly arrive this evening.
The mill is now reported as working
satisfactorily.
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IBFIckS.

ouisleyl & SIcBGifnoy. whoso, p,.rao.
tive advertisement, in unoiher column
Indicates tLeir healthy condition. nre
not only "bricks" themselves. but so
soon as old winter vHcatcs the lap Of
Spring and slips OF OH his car. North.
they propose to manufacture Mt point
close to town, twO-hundred thousand
Of tho tirsI-ciNss burnt variety, which
will bc disposed OF at figures TO suit
tho times. They mean business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11
a beautiful Specimen,

On exhibition at tho Cabinet Saloon,
IN one Of the lIantlsOmcst ns well as tho
most unique specimen of puro gold,
dclicately attached to II tissue Of pure
quartz crystals. Tho little "gom" WIS
received yesterday by NJ. +. Haynes, ms
n present from Frank Osbiston and Bob
Lindsey, aud was taken from n mino In
Nevada County, Cal.