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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
From Tucndny's Daily. !
thCrry cTSCis.

The White Pine Vars Of Tie lTih bas
tho following: From District Attorney
Davis jnst III from Cherry Creek We
get tho following items: Dunn & Co.
have purchased the judgments Of Pnul
Mitchell and others against the Star
mine, subject, Of coutsc, 90 release
within the six months allowed by law
tn The former owners. The Same mar
ties have also purchased the Tchnmn
Mill ut that place. AMI n large inicrcs,
In tho mines nf humboldt Dis.rict-
tho Inter, we understand being hcugh;
nj very high figures. hut the indica.
lions III Hunter District mu so prumis-
ing ms To warrent tho purchasers IN
giving tho high price demanded. The
Impression nt Cherry Greek srcms Ia
10 Tint tho old owners Of the Star will
imnkG such arrangements with McEsrs.
Dunn Co. na will hurmDniAo all in.
irrcsts, mud that before long the mine
Will commence active operations. The
Tcacup aud Pacific mines arc being
worked TO good advantage, aud tho
Tehomo Mill IL being run 10 liz full
capacity. Another mill will bc COLI
Btrncled IN the Spring, should tho con.
hictinG interests Of tho Slnr property
DO "djnsieh. Tho prospects Of the
chlnp nro moro encouraging than they
have been for n long time. Granite
District. about % mica from Cherry
Creek IL Mt present attracting
much. attention from mining men in
INC eastern pnrt Of tho county. Some
I'ho iedBcS, md rich specimens havc
"eoh discovered, md arc now In pro.
cess Of development.
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Declared IlII InttmtinEa.

Tho relentless renovation, coupled
with an cxIrhvngant profusion Of paper,
paint and putty, to which tho domicilc
feminist the Count house has been per.
sistontly subjected of late would have
awakened any ordinary intelligence to
tho fnct that something unusual was
about to trnnspirc. and MS our newly
elected Sheriff was chief iustiautor of
the riotous proceedings. strict survcil-
lnnce Of his nets has been religiously
kept by tho committee Of the whole
ncighborhood. Unable 10 longer en-
durc the espionage Of his friends or re-
sist their opportunities. ho yesterday
evening mnlG clean breast Of the
whole matter, Gtating that it would take
place ut the Church, Sunday evening.
They will both be there prom pity on
time, 0nd MS We nre authorized to men,
ton that their relatives, friends, nc
quaintnnces and the public generally,
will be welcome on tho occasiun-in
fnct uro expected to DO present, We
advise all who are not partialto standec
SentsI 10 30 early, aud those with tall
huts to get well forward so that those
aft can look between 'em.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Hunter, who hns boon con.
fined to his room, mud part Of tho tino
to his bed, for several months pngt.
with rheumatism. was yesterday, wo
were glad to see, sufficiently recovered
to appear upon The streets assisted by
n cane. The old gentleman has Ind n
terrible scigc, but his strong conslilu.
ton has brought him through. q. . Mark
MckimInOn, formerly of Austin, but
lnttcfly Of Salt Lake. Canlo up by tho
tain from tho west, Thursday, md
took the stage for Tuscnrorn yeaterday.
Should prospects justify, Ia his cslimn.
ton, Mark may become Tuscnrorcr
Tom. Smith Of tho "Progressivo" mr..
rived by stngc from Tuscarora last even.
ing, but ho was so extremely .ecurco its
thought ho has II corner on tho market,
-. Robert PiSlcy, formerly Of Elko,
was rovisiIimg his friends hero ycstcr.
day. ...'.' '-.' ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
Kicked by u Horse.

Meeting our old friend, George [Scn-
ntor] SHEPHERD! uron the street ycstcr-
day, and noticing that lac was less
Sprightly on his pins than usual,
learned tlnt lie had met with quite n
serious mislIap at his ranch directly Of
ter returning from Carson ulJont
thrco weeks agO, and had not
yet fully recovered from the effects.
While handling u young horse in tho
corral, tho animal became frightened
Mt blanket, tho corner of which,
swinging by his sidc, caught his eye,
aud an instantaneous kick Mt The blank
at caught George oil the lip, raising
him from the ground, md knocking
him about eight feet from his tricks.
Being nIonc In the corral, hc had ercnt
difficulty i'll reaching tho house, where
lac was laid up for something over two
weeks. Fortunately no bones wero
broken, and lie will soon DO Gs good as
new.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
The County Finances.

County Auditor, +. a. Rogers, has
furnished Us for publication coinplete
strtement of the receipts aud expcndi-
lures for the county during the past year,
which will BE- found elsewhere in this is.
SIZE. Eha3 been complied from the rec
ords Of his Office with great care und
minutcness, costing no small amount Of
time and labor. Gnd should lac carefully
scanned by every taxpayer, in order
that u correct knowledge Of the uses to
which their money is put may be arrived
nj. The expenditures Of tho past
year, owing to the late election, are
somewhat: heavier than usual, but, the
criminal business was exceptionally
heavy, nggrcgatimS over $4,000,
against about $n,UO0. the Year pre-
yiOus.
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PcrAOlinl.

Senator Sharon and party OF six. iu-
Guiding Newlnnils, his son-in-la II, passed
west by the Virginia Il Truckec special
car. yesterday morning. .... Michael
Reese was also passenger. -. George
Russell took the same train for Battle
Mountain. :. james Quigley arrived
from Carson, and ID. Il. Nyo from some
unknown western longitude by the traiI,
last evening. 80. Mr.. L. Hudson Of
Huntington. who has been confined to
his bed for several weeks past, from
sickness, made his appearance on our
streets yesterday. ..- Col. Moure's con-
dition is go much Improved that.he will
probably bo able 10 appear abroad to-
day.
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IsCrEDIlnl.

Hon. J. i. Moore, on arriving ut
Wells. on his Nay TO his home in Ruby
Valley, was taken quite sick and re-
formed here Immediately for treatment.
We nrc pleased to announce that he was
much better yesterday and hopes TO Ga.
snmc the perpendicular again in day
or two. d. d. O'IIarra Of Wells. il
consuming compile of days in town.
5. Hosenihal OF Iybo, Formerly Of Min.
crnl Hill, WAS passenger by the east
bound train last evening. Our old
townSmam, Louie Kuhn, and Il. II. Con-
nor Of lIallcck, We're also passengers
for the latter place. Louie will here
after he engaged in buSiness q. tho
Camp. -. Clay Merritt came UP on the
evening train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The Steer STATE Of tho 18th says;
Last Monday = body OF rich ore YVES
struck i'll the Shcha IN ae. in Star Dis
trict, in the drift TIM; is being run
with Tic lugcrso!l drill. The extrn: Of
the ore body WAS not known at tho
time thc latcs: news was received from
the mine. The drift is being run from
tho bottom Of the shaft, nj the g.rutcst
depth attained. The report is not for
the purpose Of building the stool: as
there Is none Of it on the market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The following sad sequel to the death
of Henry johnson, who WAS killed by
4 cave i'll the FiagstaH mine. n! Little
Cottonwood. II few days ago. is given
i'll the Salt Lake TIibSRe OF Tuesday:
Slr. johnson WAS n miner who, by in
lnstry and frugnlity, Lud saved up
several Thousand dollars, md ut the
time Of his death WAS engaged to be
Iuarried within few weeks to u Miss
Andrea FretlrickEon, with whom hc in
tended to return 10 Sweden, their ma
tive country. On last Thursday, the
day after her lovers funeral. which
EhG attended, Miss FrrdIickson fell
seriously i'll FROM STi.f. and DIR. liam
ilton was called IL 10 see her. He
found that she WAS suffering from her.
voaS prostitution. but ms she showed nu
symptoms OF II serious character, ho
assured her FOLKS that she would soon
get about. She continued. however,
to pine as'"y. until Sunday morning.
about 10 O'Clock, she died, II victim to
her own grief, and was buried ycster-
day at } O'Clock in her bridal dress.
She wns about twenty years Of ngo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

Tho wonderfully generous proposal
on tho pant OF Mackcy & Fair, to nt.
vance $4,000 TO Storey county. to en-.
able TINT commonwealth TO continno
business, II in danger Of hoing rejected.
Tho offer was 10 contribute 10 tho gen
eral county and school funds. and nov
comes tho Virginia e. Truckoo railroad
bondhold"ts, demanding TINT portion
OF the swng lao set apart Tor the benefit
OF the railroad bond fund, 10 which the
Commissioners object. and tho cney
route III prospect couple of days ago
il aSnin bosel with grave difficulties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
IFrom Sundays Daily.l
Noses oIrlInScT!c.

The collection Of animals and birds
in and about the cabinet is steadily
Increasing in size and magniiiccncc. and
The proprietor Of the menageric, N +.
Haynes. hopes before the close Of the
show sensor, TO lie able to present 10 IN
nduirng public. Hs many attractive fca-
lures in his exhibition, ns is now offered
by the renowned Virginia City natural.
lists, Orrdorir !S Niece. 4 polar bear
direct from polc-land, end an aquatic
lion from the holy sen, will shortl, he
ndded to the present nEIueluus ntirac-
lions, which, together with royal gril-
ely from the Cape Of Good Hope and
M infant hipnpupontomns-u gift from
The great African explorer, Stanley, will,
il 10 believed, draw multiludCs, not OH
ly from tho uttcrmost confines Of the
city, but will also induce the citizens OF
those foreign countries about Tuscan ora
nuI CornucUpin, to make pilgrimage
to feast their eyes upon tke untold
wonders.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

and yet the hanging wall las not becp
reached. From the clid Of the cut fifty
feet cast, is n spur shectcd to the sur
face with Gaiena. 4 seam Is feet from
foot wall starts at surface at Il dip cast,
one inch eide; wideus to eight inches
il % feet, AMI assays S25G. At tho
south cui Of tl:c claim there is deep
dciilc; from this point il asccpds north
precipitously to height OF 800 feet ON
the claim. 1t is the law of lead mines
TINT all the space between walls Rt 4
depth. will DC filled with gnlcnn or ear.
ionatc. This vein is trncCablc 5000
feet, showing many chimneys of prom
Using ore. The writer thinks this mine
developed, the most valuable in tho
camp aad fully equal to the Eich,nond
ut Eureka. .. '-Er-. 5s,Fsz
There is besides. The I'Tom Giblin~
mine, showing eight feet of ore at n
depth Of 10 feet from surface. Thirty
tons Of ore have been worked from this
miac.
The Stafford near by, at depth
of ten feet produced 10 tons OF ore.
This is deposit mine running in cham.
bcrs, and is situated in lime.
The "AIary Walker" q fssurc vein,
is between sycnite and lime, twenty feet
wido, has six inches Of rich galena in II
powder of rcd hematite Of iron, at the
surface Of the foot wall. There arc nIso
Tho Alps. Apprentices. Lone Piue, and
Josephine veins that nre large and rich.
HOWARD.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

LFrom Wednesdays Daily. !
hMnLlCIi Ilrntll.

Last cvcnimH, ut about n Uunrtcr
past eight o'cluck. says the Rtr,iHe Of
Sunday, I. ". Credit dropped dead in
G"ge, Curtis II Cog. store. Deceased
had been conYcrsing with George Fritz,
the delivery clerk, in Tho rear part Of
the store for about half an hour, and
Hoon nftcr iiTishi,.: the conversation.
when near tho store office, sudlruly
dropped to his knees. gnvo ono gasn
and expired, suppoHrd Ia havo been
caused 10y II disease Ct the heart. The
hcwS ni Mr.. Credits Sudden death has
cast the dcopcst gloom over the entire
community. Deceased was ono Of i,o
oldest residents Of the city, mud WAS
universally esteemed. Ito wa mem.
Der Of Austin Lodge No. ., /. .. O. T..
nnI Reese River Pioneers. Tho deem.
est sympathy il felt by all with the
hcrcavcd widow, in her terrible sudden
nilliciinn. Tho mows Of the SD event
reached ~ nj IT time when we nrc M.
nbic to nccori II more than n brief
notice. but will give more oyicn lcd
account IN our next Issue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The Eureka papers givcnn nccoun; Of
the capturo uf a h0rac-tliicf named
Steven 4. Winnie. lie stole horse.
saddle aud bride from the stable of
josh Anderson. III Enrckn. nnI Was
finally 'ovcrian!%l with lis booty, after
chase OF ljD n.i!ea, and brought back.
His prrSucrs were obliged to shoot him
i'll tho les before Ito would listen to
reason.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
RAILROAD DISTRICT.
Tie Clouds tint Obscure hrr, and her
Failure.

This District. situated twenty-five
miles west Of south from Elko, is IL
lime formation five miles in length and
one mile i'll width, running north and
south. surrounded BY Ryenite (granito
with MI infusion of horn blend in lieu
Of anica) with the exception OF the
south end, which is trap rock. The
District aLOuudi in wood, water and
pasture. There is large lissuro vein
between tho sycnite. and the rim rock
OF the lime. filed i'll places with rich
iron; in others with galcna, carbonate
Of lend and copper.
Five years ago, tho Empire Company
OF Now York, IN incorporation, bought
the Husscy and Last Chance mines,
erected II furnace nj M expense Of $780,
900, two and half miles from tho
mines, and built extensive roads ut
grca: cost. Their success ut first was
but little gratifying, owing to the large
admnixture Of copper i'll their lead ores.
BY tho introduction Of cube pyrites Of
iron, the copper wn5 converted into val
umb!o matt. Tho lead ores freed, their
success was assured. They extracted
$50 ions Of bullion, worth over $500
per ton. "Whom tLo Gods would de-
strOy they first make mad" On tho
verge Of fortune, with deep tunnel
near seven hundred feet in length /;
within forty feet of the Last Chance
mine, and sixty feet OF tho Husscy;
with their immense ore bodies over
fifty feet wide, hear three years since,
mine and furnace shut down: and labor
crs left for other fields in quest of en-
rIOymeut. The effect WIS To throw n
chill on capital aud durl:cn the fame Of
the camp. The following facts. will,
however, show that deduction unjust :
By the laws Of New York, you Cannot
levy III assessment, rs hIrc. This de-
Gtruys the executive character Ill min
ing. There, To raise money OH mines,
you must Issue bonds. In this case of
tho Empire G"'nrnny, the title passed
to the bund-holdcrs and they do not
ambition mining. With roads built.
and valuable furnace; will, mines
nearly tapped 10 feet below the lowest
level, lease ci :h;a property would be
largely rcmTnarn!ivG, and restore tho
good namc oi lhe district. ..
Wchioot Company, incorporated in
San Francisco under The auspices Of A..
j. RouiStonc, e2tTnc!cd from the Web
foot aud Tripoli mines, $50 toms Of bull
lion Of high grade. His successor ran
several tnnncls prospecting for other
mines, and involved The Company some
$50, coo in debt to mhorcrs. This rns-
cnlity of the Company has also served
MS blight on the reputation of the
District. To cap the climax, there
cainC " company 10 tho District rcputcd
wealthy, Who wished To rent both furr-
nee" to reduce copper ores by new
rToccS"--thc invention of n Russian. l.:
main" Miudclivf--.nud engaged 100, Onj
bushels Of coal; sent coal burner. To
tn" mountain; employed thirty lnborcrs
10 open tho mines, and in two months.
after extracting II largo amount o. cop.
rcr-wiih many citizens losing half
their mines decided TO The company in
consideration of dcvcinpmrnt--iiIc bulb
bl" burst, leaving the conl burners md
lnhorcrs TO whistle for their pay. This
ia the rast Of Railroad -to-imurrow It's.
future.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The examination uf Jim Crawford,
the stnge robber, says the Eureka !crnG-
nj Of the 18th, took place ON Mundny
last. at llaiailtom. before Justice bush.
lie WIS bound over in the sam o! 5000
20 avail; the action al the Grand jury,
III dcfna!i 81 whic!' hr was rcinam,cd
h"ck t" Jail, where he was presented
with sat Of county bracelets. The
outlook doesn't seem to worry him
mitch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
An I:Trar.

The Eureka StMtiMci has been shown Il
letter from mn uncle uf the late Jr.glcs
Wright, who resides in CnlAvcras coun.
ty. California, in which an error respect
ing the nativity and age Of his licensed
nephew, published i'll the papers Of The
conS', il corrected. JOSSles was bonn
in Paris, Lamar courty, Texas, and was
thirty.cight years. four months and one
day old ut the time OF his death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

Oar old friend Charley Perkins az
rived here from Il prolonged visit to
the Bay. Sunday evening. Ito starts
for Tuscarora, this morning. :. Dob
Crozicr, who was granted charge Of
venue b. the Distrir: Court. WIS taken
10 humboldt County for trial, yesterday
morning. -. Glcm S;a,Tcnbcry departed
for California by the train yesterday
morning, Hon. J. u. Moore. and
y. C. Cleveland Of White Pine County
passed through 20 Wells, last evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The presence Of several sleepy headed
young men vninly striving TO look
"pcart' yesterday, YVES accounted for
through the knowledge that a dance
took pl"cc Mt Hmlleck the night previous
md they assisted. They report IL good
't'endnmee AMI II jolly time, the light
fantastic being vigorously ,rirpcd until
half past six in ;hc morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

We nrc authorized to Announce that
Oh next Monday night, the 10th inst,
the members Of the University Base
Bull ClnG will give II joyial dance ut
the University building, to which the
pablic generally nre cordially invited.
The boy" are excr:ins themselves. and
the affair will beyond nil doubt, be
highly enjoyable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

BY the Virginia papers We observe
that Messr'. Mackry and Fair have Of
fered to pay qnnrtcrly--pend;ug dcci.
sion of the bullion tax question in the
c0nr:s-into The general and school
funds OF Storey county, an amount Of
money sufficient 10 meet tho necessary
expenses of the s,wnc, and the Board of
County Commissioners have resolved to
accept tho graciona proposition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The new State law in relation to
gambling, which takes effect OH the
iiist Of neat month, will provo the
obituary of all the fascinating games in
this neck Of woods, and tho cheerful
rattle OF the truncated worries, accom-.
panied by the deep mathematical voice
of the genius, which, like tower of
strength. prcs'dcS over the ,lcstinies of
Keno" will be smutlcred in unbrol;rn
silence; Us devoted deciples restrained
from expressions OF enthusiastic np.
probation, anil its temple becomes its
toAb. at the expiration of the next
ten lays the animal will be securely
chained by Legislative enactment, and
i'll order To get even OH tic beast, tho
boys will find it necessary to make
good usc Of the limited time ien.
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4 .;ri:;r E,r I.rn,nrL.

The Eureka Sc"iH"i Of tho lith says
We were yesterday shown letter writ.
ten ny resident Of Cornucoria, stat,
ing that "A biz strike had bccu ma,i,
IN the Leopard iimo OF that place
" ir"r;c three feet wide. carrying :,jHt
ore. Th" writer Of the letter says it i,
" bi; thing, amd ;hnt the stock is 4
good buy ut present figures.
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Heard From,

"YOur1 Tnciturnally. !. Dun Brown
Ia" been heard from. lie writes from
tho CLUB" Hnd though enjoying tho
advantages Of refined Rubbish socirly.
tho immoral, alkaline atmosphere of the
silver State has 10 imprcHmatcd his ,Ys-
ten. that n refusal 10 "sct u;," tbc
whisky.sonrs con Time" by n local
dealer, wni regarded ns u gratuitous NJ.
front. EifiCcu Ccuts--cnsiI-- In, IN.
Gc.fntimG standard for liquid refresh.
mouts, and with that nmcpmpru,,i,iuv
porvr'Hiiy for which ri%idly moral pco-
pic nrc prc-cmiUcmt, thoy hatly refuse
to lct two 30 for quarter, hich affords
orr saGc-hruslrer no Advantages over IN
ordinary retail dealer in the nrIicIc
Being anxious to "ialio il NIL in" wbjlo
about IL, Duff palroniHcd Moody md
Sankey's show. nnl uftcr noting tho fnrl
that they drcw good house." ihc 70.
mhrkablo business tnlCnt Of tho ,,au
was made p'infnliy apparent hy tho
suggestion that it wDuld bn "a cnu;tnI
stand for keno game" DuT's n,ic,
smile aud healthy appetite ~ gprcly
missed among tho Tuscarorcrs. aud lia
ictnrn' lil" the llowcrt OF sprGug, +,
mrSiJusly looked for. '
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

james QuiSlcy departed Tor Carson,
nn9 ;. q. Arirer for Pnlisadr, by the
train yesterday morning. Frank liar
eis arrived from inllcck by the same
train. Sam. Thompson took the even
ing train for Wells -. S. Liuiton Of
Tnscnrora, leaves for San Francisco this
morning. Nv. C.. bartlett arrived from
San Franrisco Inst night, dressed in II
bran new plug hat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

The !Saccr StGt< hns M account of
tho destruction 10y fire, OF the dwelling Of
Nrs. Maly, at Winnemucca, during the
lady's absence fora bucket Of water.
Eighty dollara were quickly collected
among citizens, to relieve her iInIncd-
late necessities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

Two steamers of about 100 tons bur-
den cach, bull. in New York for Milton
S. Latham, are guaranteed to run ut tho
rate Of % miles per hour. One of them
has already arrived in Sun Francisco
by rail across the continent, filling 100
cars, and Tie other is now on the why.
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80 .,
Engine Tor Sale.

John Ainley has the little portable
engine, which formerly did duty ut tho
barley mill at the upper bridge, brought
down 10 the depot building, yesterday;
the new mill rendering tho old one,
no longer necessity. The handy
liltlo engine tx for snlc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

FE"M the HcrcHEc wo learn That a little
daughter Of G.. +. Dinaanra ri Austin,
had her arm badly broken by fall
from The horse she WIS riding.
Also, Miss Emma WiAoin started from
Austin Saturday for an eighteen months
tour III EG!urc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
lIu.li lLTIirr.

An immenSo boiler for the steamer
Sun Paf"el. passed through hero by
The freight train last evening. 1t
measured some thirty fee, in length
with circumference 81 twcuiy.iour
feet. and was manufactured at the
Hudson itivor Iron Works. New York.
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Emil. ,ll SnnrrDNNE.

Salt Lake City has just imported n
lnrgc flock of English Sparrows for the
protection of its fruit trees, and the
Tribune says:the young hoodlums have
commenced dipping rocks at them al;
ready.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
Itsr"r.r Communication.

The Snit Lake Tribune says there is q
report Oh the streets Of that city tina:
The scntcnr" Of John u. ice hal been
committed. bat hopes the rumur is un-
founded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

WE learn from tho Belmont Courisr
r YIN, Nr. }. 8. Poitcous, Agent Of tho
' .'H "iirrd ininc nj Austin, is. va arc
r,s" 'n !" note fast recovering from
,"V '"I"t'os HAT Ito received by being
thrown from his horse,