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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
E..lt.,asnt IL, rusraror..

A letter just received from our valued
Tuscarora correspondent, says: Con-
siderable excitement was created hero
Tuesday night blythe reduction of the
wages Of the surface bands employed nt
the DE Frees mine, to % dollars per
day. a crowd Of men assembled mud
marched N body TO the officer of the
mine, for the alleged purpose Of having
tho old rate Of wages restored. or apply
to the person Of the Superintendent.
Mr.. Williams, who wns held RESPONSE
bic for their griefs, dressing composed
Of three parts tar and two OF feathers.
1t is, We believe, not positively known
that the disllguring ingredients were
just handy, but the Superintendent who
is oil able diploma. mitch preferred his
normal condition, and Introducing tho
courteous tactics of Count Shoveloif,
the enemy WAS quickly modified. aud
folding their warlikc tents stole silently
away, 80 q .'.''.- 10:
The terms of the protocol upon which
the treaty VAS based were, first, TINT the
time honored price of four dollars
should be restored, and second, TINT the
provisions Of the treaty were to DO held
inviolable until NIL parties TO the con-
trnct should agree to their modification.
The new strike in tho Grand Prize il
immense mud gives every, appearance Of
being permanent. =
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
l'CrSOIiGl.

Our old acquaintance, Charley Davis,
with Mr.. L. u. Shaw OF San Francisco,
arrived hero Ivy private conveyance
from tho northern mines last evening.
MIR. Shnw being interested in mining
enterprise, has been looking through
those camps aud expresses iip,scIf
well pleased with the prospects. lie
returns west by this mornings trim.
Fred Hnrt, tho witty man of the Rev.
f"'r, passed wsst By tho train yesterday
morning. lie was OH his way back
from /" riSi. TO the City of the Snints.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
Elected Grand aInat=r.

A telegram from Virginia, received
here yesterday, announced that our
townsman, II. 7. Freeman, had just
been elected Mt the convention of the
Grand Lodge OF this Masonic Order,
now in session in that city, TO the high
ind honorable position Of Grand Mas
ter Of tho State of Nevada. This
marked distinction conferred upon Mr..
Freeman, is not only n fHttering nc
acknowledgement of his personal stnnd-
ing rs II man and Mason, but tho
knowledge :hnt he is thoroughly quail
fed To discharge tho duties of tho posi-
ton with credit to himslf and honor to
tho fraternity, is n source Of unolloyed
pleasure TO his numerous friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
lmtIILIi Incarnation.

j. S. Mny!in@h, Register oi the Land
Office. in This place, informs us that
the Government has ordered II rrserva-
ton q! 800 acres Of hand on Cayotc
Greek, situate 1t short distance west OF
E.ko, for the us2 "i the Indians, which
is known rs the CuTlin farm.
portion L! the ground designated
has been cultivated by the Indians for
the past two years, us an experiment,
and trom the recent action Of the De-
pnrlmcI:t in withdrawing this land from
market, it is inferred that tho Indian
Hgi.cIliuris;s axe regarded as success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
[FroIn Saturdays Daily.[


james Shepherd, brother OF the Son.
ntor. returned from his visit to tho
Souih Fork. nDh took tho trniu, for his
homo at Latbrop, CAL, yesterday MORN
Ing.
Unclo JHck Sunderland, n prominent
stock man Of StUchion; J. NJ. Hogan
Of the snrno place. and johnny Thicker
of UniUnvillc, also cattle man, cune
np from tho West by tho trim last
evening. ....
II. II. Porch, our former townsninn,
who came up from California Monday,
IL lying quite i'll ut his room in the De-
pot Hotel. Tho doctors nrc attending
10 him. md II in thought no will soon be
able to get about again.
Horny Blown Nnd George Scitz re
inrncd yesterday from nh offended toul
through all tho mining cnmps in In,
nnorthcrn pnrt Of tho county, aud re
port the general prospects Of that ~hol,
section Ms particularly encouraging.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
Homicide I'm Eurrkn.

From private sources, yesterday, We
learned Of desperate encounter be-
tween David Mannheim, q merchant
Of Eureka, and miner named James
McSloy, i'll which tho former. to save
his own life. was forced to kill the lat
ter. Nnnheitn, it appears had, to re-
cover debt, gnTnisheed the wages Of
NcSlOy, which greatly exnsperated
him. Mnrhciin, who with his little
son and three little nciccs, had gone in
light wagon out some seven miles
from town, WIS followed by McSloy on
horseback. On reaching the mine, the
former found McSloy waiting for him,
and with pistol drawn attempted to
shoot him. The pistol failing to go off,
Mannheim succeeded in getting out his
pocket knife. and Springing from the
wagon Brnppled with Mr.. Sloy, and
utter aprolonged struggle cut the latter
a fatal cash OH the neck. Manhcim
then came Immediately back TO town
aud gave himself in charge Of the Off.
cers
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
Another One SIpred Ia the IIynvmraI
Moose.

4 copy of the Lockport New York;
Duty Union reached us by mnil ycster.
day morning, and mailing as Il does
from that distant Oriental land
Where the perfume OF cage IL unknown 10 the
brerzcs.
And the ring.doye COOS softly among the green
trccscs. ...........
Onr expcctnnt eye roamcd eagerly down
ono column aud up another until
brought to full stop by cncouutcring
the following:
KEESEY- CuRRIEN--on Tuesday evening. the
9Th instant. At the residence Of the b idr's
raIt:.ts, by Rer q. ". SOUTH well. Hon. Geo
u. Kernry oi MO. Nevada. and Miss Carrie
\. Cnrricr. youngest tlaug htrr OF \. T.. Cur
Tier. ESD. Of Lock port. o.. ........-....
In the local column Of the same jour
nal appears the following reference to
the Judges duality:
"About o'clock last ('ruesday) eve
ming, Miss Carrie A. Currier, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. n. L. CuErier, WIS mar
ried to Geo. ID. Keency. Esq, of EIko,
Nevada, Mt the home Of the bride in
this city. The occasion WIS remnrka-
bly, and pleasantly free from all cere-
mony beyond that OF the beautiful and
solemn service Of the Episcopal Church,
through which tho two were mado one,
the rite being very iuprcssirely per
formed by The I;av. Mr.. S1uthweIl.
The wedding company being com.
posed exclusively Of relatives of both
parties and the most intimate friends
Of the bride, WAS not too large to CONF
fortably gather i'll equal view Of the
ceremony. and afterwards i'll the some
what limited time present their con.
CALCULATIONS to tho happy couple.
The presents were handsome aud
numerous. and the entertainment rich
and complete.
Notwithstanding the tears, il was
rathRS n jolly party that about 8 o'clock
drove off nmih 4 shower Of the tradi-
tionHl old shoes, to tho railroad. The
captor has promised in few days to
drop his plizc once more among her
friends, that they may lave. another
look ut her before the long Hight to the
far west"
We understand the newly welded
couple will start for their future home
i'll the western wilds OF Nevada about
the llth instant, which, under ordinary
circumstances, will present them 10
their Ell;O friunln abnnt the 9th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

Montgomery Queens advance de-
ttchmrat Of "bill stickrIs," with their
phar"piIcrnHiia Of boxes. boilers, lal-
dcrs, brOcm-brushts ctr., arrived Ly
the train from the wrht last evening. All
tho suTuesicTcd dead walls and bnre,
blank board fences will to-morrow
bloom into attractive galleries Of heroic
and geologic art, III which tho striped
beauties of Tho royal Bengal tiger will
only be surpassed hy the muscular de-
vcl"pmrnts and spanglcd costumes Of
the during acrobat. sI......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

Claude Williams, Press Agent for
Montgomery Queen, and Eugene 4.
Weller. contracting ngent for The sam, =,
arrived here frpm tho west Tuesday
night. These gentlemen, after having
made nj! ana ample arrangements for
both tho ADVERTISING and reception Of
the magnificent mammoth show at this
place on the 18th instant, pursued their
way eastward, stopping at Wells, CO.
rinre, thence TO Ogden and Sail I.nlio
City. Tic corps OF hill poGtcrs piled
their vocG;i"ns faithfully during the
dry. and IL more gorgeous exhibition Of
topical scenery, literally imtnrsporsca
with the savage productions Of those
torrid cliucs, in The fDrIn al Bengal
tigers, royal lions, etc., mover greeted
the optics Of MuuGo Park, or any other
traveller south OF, or on, tho equator.
Tho illustrations OF nCrohatio skill aud
fcats Of horscmauship aro unrivalcd.
which renders the necessity for cxtra
rushing III order TO secure un American
dollar against the 2Sth still moro impcr.
ntiYc. .. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

PT:SIcIS0 became epidemic yestcr.
day, about one.half Of the inbalitnnls
of town breaking tumultuouSly for the
shady hooks md sequeslered streams Of
the valleys and canyuns continuous to
the town. Hund-curs, buggies, box
wagons, nnd evon shank's horses were
pressed into service. Tho OCCASION OF
this remarkable EXODUS in pursuit OF
the pastoral WIS tho extraordinary Gle
Walton Of the mercury to point sew.
eral degrees above zero, contrasting SO
strongly with The previous weather this
summcr that many imagined The "hent-
al term" WIS quite Overpowering. and
could only bc endured in Arcadia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17


FuLT.uwTSU nre tho unuGS Of the of.
fccrs elected by the Grand Lodge ]. ..
y. l.. atits recent session: Grand Mus.
ter, y. l.. Stern, Of Cold Hill; Deputy
Grand Master. W. II. Davenport, OF
Eureka: Grand Warden. - Duncan,
Of GenoLi Grnud Secretary, +. v.
Drake. of Virginia; Grand Treasurer,
George fully, Uf Carson; Grand Repre-.
sentntiSes. G. W. Jones (long tcrm) ".
II. Nirden tsIIort term): Trustees, j.. l..
Crockett. +. Il. Kirby and J. Young.
Wo notice that Gnh.icl Cohn, nf Elku
WAS made District Deputy Grand Mas
ter OF District M. 10, which comprises
Lodges IL, &c and 20.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
[From Fridays Daily.l
Sunday School Concert:

aununy school Concrrt.
It Is hoped that tho public will ut
tend tho Sabbath School Concert this
evening, at the Presbyterian Church.
Every ono wh6 attends an,l contributes
n half dollar will DO aiding n good
cause, resulting in II Lnuetit to the
children Of Elko. There are few men
and women i'll town who are gratuitohs-
ly giving much OF their timo in tho
Sabbath School department., nnd it is
fair and reasonable that the people ut
tend this concert, AMI contribute their
mite. In order to aid the officers and
teachers to supply the school with suit.
able literature. The special co.opera-
ton Of parents and all friends of the
Sabbath School Is asked. The exer-
cisrs will begin promptly Mt fifteen min
utes before s o'clock. Following is the
programme for the evening: r.i,r.
l.....,,..:.. :;..... Greeting Song
2-..... ....... The Dentitulps
3-Tableau.. The Little School Mistress
i..............Th The Boy aud Bobolink
Jiminio Kneisley nnd Rosa Garrccht.
5-Recitation. The Dead Doll
" Anna Yates. &c. = t.-.'.
O-Song. ......... ...... .Bcgg0r Girl
Miss Evn Rogers.
Ahoiehu ...'.. $500. waiting
Song. ..... Tried and True
by the School.
9-Recitation. Sweet Story Of Old
Miss Josie Kneisley.
l0-Tablcau. ..........R Read to Sleep
ll-Duct aud Chorus. =. Angry Words
l2-Recitation. J. Guilty or Not Guilty
: Lem Gnrrecht.
ID. ............ Grandfnthcr's Family
l4-Tableau. .......L Love ut First Sight
10. .................T The Rival Orators
by Messrs. Notewear and Lambert.
lG-Song. Don't You Hear the Angels
By the School.
IT.. The Fashion of the World
................ Passing Away
By Miss Alattie Plughoff.
lS-Tableau. Returning from Picnic
l0-Song Watch and Pray
Blythe School.
20. The Ten Virgins
81. whatsoever Things:Aro True, etc
%. ..... Sunday School Volunteer Song
%. Good Night
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

The best time to Tuscarorn with load
cd teams has just been made by Dick
Dorsey. Dick and his drivers left
Dorsey Bros. stables Mt G O'Clock Mon
day morning with $4,000 pounds Of
freight Oh three ten-mule teams ind one
eight.mulo team. delivered the whole
amount in Tuscarora i'll good order and
were back here at noon OH Thursday,
making the round trip with m average
Of 1870 to the team in three and ono.
half days. II Battle Mountain or any
other point OH the railroad will just
brace up and bent this. we'll then go
'em day and half better. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
t,nt' Disadvantage.

Tho tnrtliness Of tho warm season
this yenr hGs certainly done much TO
rctard the development Of this section
Of the country, and the disadvantages
CAUSED by it nre felt by all clusses. Our
merchants i'll particular suffer from this
evil, ani by reference to tho ADVERTISE
ment OF Bndt x Guns. it will 10 seen
TINT to cxtricate themselves from the
position into which they have been
forced, they have determined on Kidding
themselves Of their surplus stock Mt
ruinous prices. In tho language Of the
poet "
Let those now buy .......
Who never bought before.
And they who always bought
'-. Now buy the more. ...-r .9
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Freight Received,

A lnrge lot OF freight for tho Do
Frees Mining Company at Tuscarora
arrived hero from The west by tho freight
train nj noon yesterday. Tho freight
consists OF machinery for tho coupnuy's
mill OIL the east side OF Independence
valley, together with full complement
OF Blacksmith tools, forge, otc. a largo
lot Of general merchandise for Our own
merchants was MISC received by the
saIuc trHin.
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SnbiIrta school Cuntcrt,

On Friday evening, the 18th instant,
There will be Concert given Jy the
Sabbath School ut the Presbyterian
Church. They are relenrsins every
evcl:img. mid will to prepared to make
IL II complete success. All friends Of
ih" Sabbath School and the public gem
orally mo cordially invited to attend.
The proceeds Of the entertainment, arc
10 hc devoted TO the purchase OF books,
papers md other requisites Of tho Sab.
bath School. Admission 50 cents,
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Sundays Daily.
Good WORT.

Good Sorh.
The material for tho Grand fnze
cornpanS's new twenty.slnmp mill
WAS forwarded to Tuscnror;I from this
place by u. Reiuhnrt & Go. in thirty
niue days from the timo Of tho Irst ar
rival from the bay. The entire lot
amounted to some $50 tons Of ma
chinery aud 10000 feet OF lumber.
Considering the fact that heavy storms
have prevailed during the greater part Of
the TING sinca they commenced hauling
this freight, tho promptness with
which it has gouo- forward, even
under almost insurnountnblo difficult
ties, evinces IL thorough knowl-
edge Of the forwarding business
mud the application Of extraordinary
energy, i'll filling the requirements at
the mill site. rs rapidly rs material WIS
needed. Where long aud heavy tim
bcrs, such Ms those which enter largely
in the building OF u GrSt-class quartz
mill. nre to he moved by tenms. diiiicul.
ty is always experienced, M the nceos
snIy lensthening OF the wagons confines
that chuructcr Uf loading to the 1" back.
actions" alone. the cost Of altering
lead wagons being to great to justify it
under ordinary circumstances. In fact,
to transport lnrge and miscellaneous
lot Of heavy material. like this referred
to. judgment and care must be exercised
to dispose Of it advautsgeously, and
novice in the business would not be
likely to meet with tnnch success. Rein
hsrt Il Co. haze constantly employed
al experienced ulln, and some times
more. whose sole duty il was to attend
10 the shipping Of this freight. and
thcreis evory reason to believe that at
no other point on tho limo of The rail-
ToId would this large amount have been
10 Ilr0itly handled. aud promptly for.
SardGd to it's destination.
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what II Mtnna.

To-day being the ono lrnuhrodlh nu-
niVorsary Of that on which the Stars aud
stripes were adopted ~ tho cmblcms
Of America represented upon her Ilag.
tho ninpIu spread OF National bunting,
belonging to the city Of Elko will. in
honor Of the occasion, float mnjcslically
from the summit Of thu Il handsome libcr.
ty polo which rises from tho center Of
tho plnza. .r..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

Ju!inE Roinhart and vito arrived
from th" Bnyhy the train las. evening.
We understand that Julius will Locate
AT Camp IlSllcck. .t,
i. l.. Wines mud family. together
with the family Of Deputy Sheriff Leu
Wines, stated onH llonturc trip to Tus.
cnrora anil vicinity, yesterday morning.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily. ]


All Hoy, q Celestial dealer ni the fas.
cinn:in4 Oriental game OF "lui," who, II
lew days since, was caught by tho Deputy
Hherill III tho net Of ilngranlly frnctur-
ing tho law made and provided for the
especial purpose Of surprcssing inrnor-
nifty ia that particular form, cxccut
when lcgaiihed by u c,rlniu dcposi, Of
collateral, was examined by Justice
Taylor yesterday, and tho array OF for.
nidablG facts presented BY the prosocu-
lion was OF 30 convincing and convict.
inga mature. that the Cont felt justi.
fed IN retaining the honihcn expert, in
order that tho Grand Jury, which rs.
scmblca shortly, might be induclrd into
tho mysteries Of this popular MoHgo.
liam game. All Hoy. the mendhciuuw
recalcilrnut, though not nnlivo Of, IL
dwcllcr in tho ungudIy town Of Tus.
cnrora, but the Department Of Justice
for TINT hailiwick, at tho tine Of the in.
irIngcicnt referred to, being sick, gone
fishing, or otherwise dCmornlizcd, the
cnso, together with another mud Of sim.
liar import. involving three other gay
CHANDELIERS with tho respective and cu.
phOni0us titles uf All! Jim. All! Sam
and ALI! la! Chung, forming choice
trinity 0f spirits, but nevertheless unit.
cd in ono body. M il were. by similar.
ity Of views and II consolidation Of in.
teICsIs was duly prubrd, adjusted aud
nicely graduated upon the approved eli.
d6wiucnt plan.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CYhACU5H GOLD AND SILVER MtSiSp
- COMPANY. --Tocation Of principal place u
Grand Junction Mining district. EIk1 County,
State OF EtYaia. - ; -. 80
=, No Ice Is hereby given. that nj n,rotug Oi
tho Hoard OF Directors, held Un tho 9Th day ~
Artil, 1877, All assessment 40. ~ II Two ccn,s
per rhNro was Levied upon tho C.ipiiil stock 81
tho corporation, payable infnedl itcir. IN Unli.
cd States gold coln Ia the Secretary, Al tue pfjcs
ot tho Company. Elko. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this aSacaanirnt tiIail
remain unpaid on tho Nth day OF June. 1871,
Will DO Delinquent. anil advertised tur sale At
inro. will te aid or til, EIuItrH DIY OY
AUGUST. 1871. 10 pay tho delinquent A.yrss.
hleni. hGcihcr with costs 81 nirrftisiug aul
rArruscs OF sale. liy Ufdsr ~ this liJsrd " ID.
rcciors. .'.a.s .EE
I. 0tTREicHEB. Secretary.
01fJcE i lko Nevada, aid
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
DANTI1EII MISISacoMI

NJ'hH 1-Islls
l. cation OF pIluripai place OF business,
3in Ptannscn. California. Location u works,
IOrnnrupia MlhiIg District. CurniICopia,I Elh0
county. Scvau1.
SOTfCh Il hereby given that 81 a meeting OF
the IIonr.l "f directors. held Oh tito nth ,laJ Of
M'y, 1871, All assessment tSO. u Of Fifteen
HfIia per alIsrc was iCvlcd upon tho
capital stock Of the corporation. payable itnnIn.
diatelr. IN United States gold coin. 10 the Secr..
tAE7. vt the olrcc Of tie CpfnpSnY, HOnui 1,
llaywarIl'S building. No. Iig California ST., San
FrdncisCo. California.
Any stock upon which this asscsErncnt shsli re-.
inlliI unpal on tile eighteenth day 81 juno, iyT
will In delinquent AMI advertised for sale Al
public asrtlOn, Hnd unless payment II trade be.
fore VIII hc sold on MONDAY, tho SINTIi day
Of July, 1911, "a pay tho delinquent n-sctS.
tgeut, together with costs UY advertising and
expenses Of Ralc. rs order Of tho board Of
Directors,
......r J. ". FEW, Secretary.
0ITicE-Ronm I, iIaywards' building, 4l9
( California street, Ran Francisco, Calli,ru
hJIDid
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Orc COIIIrurt.

G. L. Conyis Of tho Do Frees Com.
p"ny has lnadein contract, with o. +.
Rogers to haul 100 or 300 tons of orc
from that mine to CoInucopia to 10
worked III tho Leopard mill. A con.
tract hns also been mNdo with tho Same
pIr:y 10 hnul n very largo amount Of
orc over to Byrno's canyon, where the
Do Frees 2U-stamp mill is TO be put up,
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A Gem In Truth.

Tho proprietors OF the " Gem " have
just finished painting, papering and
otherwise decorating Nud rejuvenating
their saloon and restaurant. The en-
tire outfit is as neat ns new hat, and
sweet MS the smile of bounty or fresh
cut load of hay, Refreshments for tho
inner man, both solids mud fluid, will be
furnished in the most approved style.
aud with the usual abundance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
Personal.

The Senate Committee, consisting Of
D. L. Morton ct ul., appointed to dis
burso about 500. 000 of the public funds
in junkctins tour, with its fumiIy,
among the wcb.fret Of the Pluvial State,
filed past here in n spccini car Sunday
morning. G. c. Perkins, formerly Of
the lIussey, who had just returned from
n visit to the now famous Rock Creek
district, departed for San Francisco by
the same train.
Mrs. NJ. G. Crosby arrived by Yes.
tcrday mornings train from Prnnsyl.
vnnin. She is OH her way to Join her
husband i'll Washington Tcrritor, =.
Worshipful Master. NJ. L. Freeman, ".
Il. Smith and T.. y. ';:one took the train
for Carson City yesterday morning.
They 80 to attend tho session OF th,
Grand Lodge L. & 4. VI. which meets
i'll that city, and will be absent week
or ten tlnyA. We learned that our for
mer towEsman. II. IL. Porch, had ar
rived here from his home in Oakland,
hut did not get 10 scc him.
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TnRHE new cara for tho Northern Pm
ellie road pissed wcsl by tho freight
train Inst evening.
From Thursdays DuiIy.l


y lcw copies OF the lass passed 10y
tho last Legislature, have Just hcrn re-
criYcd by tho County Clerk. and SUI.
iicicnt humber to supply the ratious
justices throughout tho county is tx.
pccIod to arrive in a icw daya, when
these books, together with copies Of the
Inst Nevada Reports will b. sent Ia all
thJsc oRtitlod hy iaw to receive llrom.
e.. --.... 49,, -.-
Com. ,UI. Currency. DiiLGIOiis
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hirel's brewery saloon Again bur
SlnrIx-tI.

A private investigation Of the into
rior OF the brewery saloon WINS ngain
Instituted Sunday night, the
scif'consstitutch committee e;Yecting
mn entrance through n back
window by removing light Of
glass, shifting the fastcminss, nnd rnis-
ing tho sash. The nmbunt Of booty
secured. however, scarcely repaid the
burglars for their trouble. the entire
capture amounting ;un dollars worth OF
nickcis nnd bottle Of wine. They
were evidently not expert luckslniths,
~ the condition Of tbs money drawer
amply testified. \ number OF valuable
articles lay nronud loose, but the thieves
Didn't appear tn cuvot them. That
saloon should be provided with bull
DIG attachment. --.....
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TnE Directors OF tho California Min.
Ing Company yesterday declared the
uHnnl dividend OF two dollars per sl,nro
payable on tho 18th inst, Tho Con.
s"liilntcd Virginia dividend will 10 de.
clnrUd OH tho 10Th instant.