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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
G. 'NTAUR LININEATS.
One kind for the Human Fami,v
The other for Horses and Anima,s

One kind for the Human Family.
The other for Horses and Anima,s
These Liniments are simply the wondar
the world. Their effects are little less tl,
marvellous.
The White Liniment is for the human fam.
ily 1t will drive rheumatism, Sciatica and
Neuralgia from the system cures Lumbo,o
Chillblains, Lock- aw, Palsy, Itch, and mos,
Cutaneous Eruptions it extracts frost from
frozen hands and feet, and the poison of bite,
and stiugs of venomOus reptiles it subdr..
swellings. and alleviates pain of every kird
When sprains or bruises occur it is the mos,
potent remedy ever discovered to heal the in.
jured parts The Centlur Liniment is usod
with great efficacy for Sore Throat, foothacbe
Caked Breasts, Earache, and Weak lack
The following is but sample of numcrop.
testimonials
INDIANA HoME INn., May 2S, 1881
." think it my duty TO inform YOU that
have suffered much with swollen feet and
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur linimrnt
has done the work for me- ! have not been
free from these swcllingS in eight years. Now
| am perfectly well. he Liniment ought TO
be applied warm.
BENJAMIN Brown"
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, tits
handy, it is cheap, and every family should
have the White Centaur Lniment.
The Yellow Centaur Linment is adapted to
the tough muscles, cords and flesh of horses
and animals 1t has performed more wonder
full cures, in three years, Of Spawn, Strains,
Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweeny, and general
Lameness, than all other remedies in exist-
ence. Read what the great Expressmeh say
of it:
"NEw York, January, 1874"
Every owner of horses should give the
Centalr Liniment trial. We consider it the
best article ever used in our stables.
II. NJ ARSH, Supt. Adams EX Stables, n. Y.
f. PULrZ. Supt L. ). Tx. Stables, n Y.
ALAErT 5. OLlN, Supt. Nat. Ex. Stables, n.
Y"
The best patrons of this Liniment are Far
riers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are CON
tinually using some Liniment. 1t heals Calls
Wounds and Poll-evil, removes Swellings and
is worth millions Of dollars annually to Farm
ers, Liyor-mcn, stock growers, Shoep-raisers,
and those having horses or cattle.
" hat "A tarrior cannot do for $50 the Cen
taar Linimeut will do ut tri1ing cost
These Liniments arc sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warrant
ed by tho proprietors and q bottle will bo
given to any iauier or hysician who desires
to tcst them.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.,
A DEY ST., NEW YORK.
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LOVE is q thing Of four letters, yet
sometimes in a breach of promise case
hundreds ARE produced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-05-12

BEECHER has carried home Sl5, 900 Of
the Vests money. He is almost as bad
as circus,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23

CHICAGO is giving active moral sup
por; 10 tha friends OF the Silver bill in
Con8rt6s. Pursuant 10 n call, 5000
representative men assembled nL the
T'hernAcla, in that city, Thursday
night, aud after listening to addresses
upon the Rntjcct under consideration,
adopted resolutions in which il is de.
clarcd that "thc decentralization Of al.
yer was vital and radical change in
our monetary system, affecting the
rights "f all tho people. especially
debtors, and condemned it ns hnsty,
covrit md i'll advised scheme, and
strongly rcrrohntcd tho adherence to
the frnnd, while business calamity and
general proslration rulo tho day; II was
accomplished through conccalment, do
ccp;ion. md fraud, i'll TINT The people
generally knew nothing of it; and
whether tho congressman and Prcsi.
dent knew its import or not. il does not
rrprescn: tho people"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23

Tho refusal on the part of tho Sen-
ate to endorse the Presidents New
York Customs House nominations, is
chilling forth great deal of comment,
those ,antaSonizinS tho Administration,
claiuing that it is a verdict of the Re-
publican purity adverse to tho course of
the President. through un endorsement
Of ConEling. This, however, cauno t
be accepted rs tact, for without the mid
OF portion at least of those members
supporting the President. the result
obtained conld not have been effected; !;
neither is il reasonable to believe that
Conklins's personal popularity could
have been sufficiently potent to have
Influenced the Senate in giving the Adj
mlriStrntiOn 80 cold cut. The more
reasonable theory upon which to nc
count for the Sennte's action, il TINT
the nominees were not truly represent
tatires Of the iden of Civil Service re-
form, while Roosevelt, who was, also
personally objeciionnl 10 Conkling, Ar
thur the incumbent, WIS warmly sustain
cd by Ex-Governor Morgan. ConkIiug's
rival for the ScnntOrship, through
whom Arthur WAS originally appointed.
The President snys i'll regard to tho
action Of tho Senate that ho sees no
reason for changing his course of con-
duct. Nothing can be definitely stated
as 10 his future action on the subject
of the New York officers. His original
intention was 10 suspend them ut his
first opportunity, nu:l there is no reason
to suppose that lie will change his
plan, even il lie has to wait until next
snnnc. when the Senate adjourns, in
order to accomplish his object. lie
intends to so on Gnd nominate such
men Rd he secs ii;. and upon the Sell
ate must rest the responsibility Of TO.
jccting them. There is 10 attempt to
conceal the fact that the President is
sorcly wounded by the result,
but lie Is none the les, disposed to con-
slider compromiSs impossible.
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a dispatch from Colorado, brings in
formation Of tho breaking up Of Judge
Deans Court Mt Middle Park, 10y
number Of men banded together and
armed for tho purpose. Tho Judge
was struck behind tho car aud also shot
at, tho ball passing closo TO his head.
Tho Judge, however, succeeded in SO.
curing the Court Records mud seal. md
Ia OIL his way to Denver TO procure
Government MD In restoring order.
The grounds Of NttNck upon tho Sulphur
Springs Court, 0rc not given. s.-
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The California SrilRTorsI,It,

The latest from Sacramento last night
showed tho strength OF the respective
candidates for Senatorial honors stand
ing ms follows: Farley, 81: Rylnnd,
~; Mcdonald, 10; lIagor, l3. During
tho four previous bnllotings, Farley
advanced from 2S to 81, and declined
10 81; 1!ylnnd gained one, loRt two, md
recovering again, stood % rs ut first;
McDonnld;l5, having in tho four bal
lots lost ilvo votes, while IIagor nt the
Same time gained three, standing 13.
FHtlGy's friends claim that lao Is get.
ting nwny with McDonuld's Snn Fran
cisco supporters,
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THE San Francisco Stock Erchange
gives the following as tho organization
OF tho Third House, Mt Sacramento: /:
President, W. w. Storr; Yico Prcsi-
dent, Stephen r. Gagc; Secretary. NJ.
ID. Boruck; TrcasurGry, Br0ughton.
Wilson e Co.; Executive Committee,
james Cannon, W. Is. Carr, ". W.
Storr, s. 7. Gage, NJ. d. I,oruck; FL
nance Committee, i. Stanford, G..
Crockcr, Q. L. Huntington, NJ. Hop
kins, j.. II. Miller; Door.mnt, Tom
Rodgers. All business communications
particnlnrly affecting railroad interests
should DO Addressed TO The Becrotary.
James I. Farley will net ns special at-
tornoy during tho session. 90.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLoR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments possess eapac.
lilies for musical effects and eIpi e1ionS never
before attained, adapted for Amateur Aid Pro-
feeslonal. aud an ornament In any parlor. EX.
Gel in quality OF Tone, Thorough
WorknlnnEhip, Elegant Designs and
Finish, and wonderful variety Of their CONF
binalion stops. Every Instrument fully war
rantcd for six years As strictly hrst-clAIs In
oyrry respect, and as . guarantee they are
shipped on from nve to fifteen days test trial,
mosey refunded and freight charges paid both
Ways by me II they are iniArc presented, or In
any way prove uns1u factory, No such cner
has ever been insdo- beware Of limitations.
Agents wanted. but where hAvc nuno, largo
dISeounis made 10 iutroduce In now localities.
Send for illustrated A IvERTIsER, containing
long lists OF testimonials from well. Known per.
sons. soIne Of whom you may know. clASHined
by. States. with Post.oflces annexed. that all
may inquire direct Of them. Address, DANIEL.
+. BEA1TY. Washington. now Jersey.
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SATURDAYS Whiio Pino Ncrs Bnys;
Both Of The Martin Whito furnaces arc
constantly running md producing n
good quality Of bullion. Thoro IN n
large quantity OF orc OH tho dumps aud
tho pnymastcr mino is snid to 10 look
ing better than ovor. The futnro Irros.
poets Of Ward npporr to bo very fnv.
ornblc. .....'......
Job Broshicr who shot Higgins Mt
Silycrndo, from which no has since
died, il still nj large.
AZ Cherry Creek. the Star Company 3
now 2O.sta'np mill is in operation and
doing good work. Money scoma 20 DO
scarce there, owing to tho fnct TINT
They hovo hod no poy lny yet. There
nrc n grcRl many people in tho plnoo,
aud tho old 'stay hys,' are olptcd with
tho prospects before them.
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TIE Carson Appeal OF tho 1G tn snys:
In aurora, Eugene Roscoe and Ethel
Roscoe, unclo md niece, woro brought
Oh trinl yeRtcNday for tho crime Of in.
ccst. Tho man and woman havo bcen
for numder Of ycurs pnst living in tho
snmU house IN Abode Meadows, the
iDau running q ranch in connection
with his brother, who lived in tho Bamo
house with him.
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TnE counter charges Of assault TO
murder against Don O. Buttcrlcld and
John Serenoaks. Tho participants In
the Stock Exchange artillery c1hibI.
ton OF yesterday, wero called In the
Police Court Saturday morning md
continued ill Monday. Sevcnoaks
WIS arrested Inst evening and released
OIL $4,000 bnil, with J. z. Surgont and
Sam Bowlcy rs suroties.
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AccoRDIso TO the figures mnde from
lists furnished the Dolly Stock Er.
dmi"sr tho principal mines have pnid
the following dividends nnd levied tho
following assessments: Wnshoe mines,
dividends, 500, ,02O, 700; assessm cnts,
S44,8OS, 1872. California mines, divi.
dcnds, $2.58e,5OJ; assessments, ST.
OBJ, 100. White Pine mines, dividends,
S3l.9o9; assessments, SI,55O,65l
Idaho mines, dividends, $575, 900; as.
sessmOnts. s3,42G, 900. Tuscnroru and
CornuCopia District, dividends, $780,
800, assessments, S389, 900. Ely District,
dividends, i,492, 500; assessments, 49,
o3l,0Uo. Miscellaneous, diyidends,
S2,l32, 900; assessments. 1880, $50.
Total amount Of dividends, S1IO, ,O64,-
l9oi total amount of assessments, S55,-
327, 7,993. ,.... 80
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The absurd story about i. 2. Raines
and Zip Orndorlr, was clinchod us n
Ito Of tho first magnitude by Tips ar.
rivnl In Virginia City, Saturday. IIc
Is said TO 10 tho hcnlthicst looking
ghost TINT has pernmbulaled TINT SEQ.
ton, for years. t1
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United states Senator Farley.

Through advices from Sacramento,
to-day. ve learn that the Prolracted
contest i'll tho California Legislature
for the seat now occupied by A. A. Sur
gent, in the United Statcs Senate, was
ended yesterday, BY the election ut
James T. Farley. After the convening
of the Senate yesterday morning, six
ballots were taken without definite re-
suit, but upon the sovcnth, Mr. Fnrley
having received forty-two votes out OF
total OF seventy eight. nc was declar-
ed elected. The other thirty.si1 votes
were equally divided between McDon-
old md Hnger, Rylnnd having previ-
ously withdrawn from tho race. Each
Of the four prominent candidates devel-
oped n considerable degree of political
strength, but that of Farley prepond-
Grated from the first, and the grnd-
ual nccessions to the ranks of
those favoring his election made it np-
parent on Saturday, that without the
occurrence Of some unforeseen combi-
nation to check the tide setting in his
fnvor the result Obtained yesterday was
inevitable.
Slr. Farley is admitted to be man of
considerable nbility, and among all Of the
prominent aspirants for tho exalted po-
sttion, there were none perhaps against
whom fewer objections to their success,
would have been urged.
The only serious charge wo have
heard against him, ns rejecting upon
his fitness for the position to which he
hns just been elevated. is that of un-
duo regard for the Railroad interests.
Whether the newly elected Senator
would DO willing to sacrifice the JUS!
rights of the people by granting un-
warrantable privileges to Railroad
companies or any othor corporations,
remains to bo seon. Tho course fire.
qnently pursued by men placed in pow
er at the hands OF the people. cspeci-
ally within tho past few years, has had
the effect Of rendering tho public mind
extremely sensitive, md every nspirant
for positions Of public trust is natur-
ally regarded with suspicion.
In contest like that just closed in
the Legislature OF our sister State, it
would have been strange indeed had
the motives of any candidate Escaped
tho irnputation of being alone selfish
or mcrcOnnry. f'. .r'.
At tho next session Of Congress. how
ever, Mr.. Fnrley will havo M opportu-
nifty to demonstrate whether the charge
preferred was just or otherwise, aud
also to groat extent, to determine tho
question as to whether or not the DEM
ocrHtio party will continue to control
the politics Of tho Golden Stnte.
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j. l.. SOLOMON has boon arrested on
n charge Of subornHtion Of prejury. II
is charged that in connection with the
Blytho.Firmin divorce scandal no Of.
fcred Annie Shay $500 TO testify TINT
Blythe had introduced tho woman 10
her as his vito.
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TnE following dispatch was received
from San Francisco, lnto Saturday
night. Mr.. Farley will DO nominated
on tho aocond bnllot on Monday night.
It Is conceded that Mr.. RyIand Is to bo
tho next Governor, and Mr.. Mcdonald
is content to wait for Mr. IIooth's
place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23

A MOB surrounded the County Jail
at Georgetown and forcing tho keys
from the jnilor, took o notorious
outlaw named Schamle from tho build.
ing and hanged him.
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Tue Phoebe Record OF tho 18th learns
from ono Col. jennings, just up from
tho Muddy, that n notorious character,
we'll known in this State, was recently
lynched ut blackberry, Arizona. Shorty
and his "pArd" whilo under tho in
tiuence OF liquor, hnd abused strnng-
er shanefully, without any cAuso for
30 doing, when finally tho stranger
finding that forbearanco hnd censed to
bo virtuo in their cHse, gave tho
'pHrd" sound thrashing. Both mon
subsequently followed the stranger
from tho mines to settlement near by,
whero thoy nttncked nnd killed him.
Tho citizens Immediately turned out
i'll force to avengo tho murder, upon
which tho despcradoes attempted to
escnpo by flight. Shorty WINS cnptur
ed and hanged, and tho "pard," who
ran, was shot and instantly killed +;
four bullets pierced his body, which
dropped within twenty yards Of
where tho murder Ind boon committed
just before.
Tho following mining itcmg are from
the same journal:
Tho work OF sinking tho winzo Ia tho
work of Importance now going on at
tho Raymond K Ely. 1t Is going down
vol and has attained q depth OF 90
feet. Tho usual amount OF orc Is
coming from the upper lovcls and DO.
ing worked at tho mill.
Tho work OF oyerhaullng the 90.
stamp Raymond & Ely mill nt Bullion.
Vile preparatory to its being started up
wns commenced Inst Saturday.
Men arc nj work grading rond from
tho MayflOwer mino 10 interscct tho
mnin road SO ns to commence shining
orc. II will tako about IL da, to mako
tho road, after which tho work Of stop
Ing from tho largo body OF 0ro In sight
will begin.
Material for house aud hoavy lum-
Der for the hoisIing works of tho Great
Eastern Mino wore shipped Thursday
morning. viii commence TO straiph.
out tho shHft Of tho mino to-day, md
expect In ton or fifteen days to DO rondy
to commence shipping orc TO tho mill
ut BullionYillc.
In tho Day MInc they Nrc taking orc
out OF tho Discovery cut, which In
opening mp very well indeed, there
being nice fHeO Of oro'l5 or 20 feet
up and down.
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TnE bullion product OF the Eureka
mines for tho present yenr is Sl.7s7.-
248 &C. OF this amount, Sl,52s. .557
was gold; 81, ,3O4, ,96G silver and $685.
724 lead.
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TIE Sentinel reports the disappear
aace OF n lot OF valuable horses from
the vicinity OF Cortez. They arc said
to have been driven towards Arizona.
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4 SERIES Of mines IN old D0wniovillo
District, noar Belmont, has just been
made TO Now York company for $751;
600.
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JonN JoSEa. n miner In tho Now York
mine, Gold I'LL, was killed Saturday, by
falling or being thrown from tho nscond.
Ing cORc, down tho shaft.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There 10 no tnsnnit oturcr NJ Pianos and or.
RsnA in this or any other country VINO has 70.
ccivrl 10 nlsny unsolicited iniorscineh hia ~ has
Hr. iicatly. From every niato aud Territory
coincs tho same verdict: ''Thoy are tho best In
tho world" illustrated ADVERTISER, tCGtA
losue Edillonl free. Address, DANIEL r.
BEATTY, Washington, New JcrIey. oe1
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Tnr Northern Belle mine has declared
20 consecutive dividends, nggrcgNtinS
81, 400, 900, .......
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Os SNiurdny evening both Houses Of
Congress adjourned until tho 10th Of
next month.
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THE WNrd R9lcE OF Saturday, re.
ports now strike southeast Of Osceoln;
Il is gold quartz,
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Gan Francisc". Cal, sole agent for the ELEo
tSDEr' HpEST, ta authorized 10 contract !I: Ia
.eEting advertisements Tor us .. nIE layost rates
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Tors by the million at ABE MODS.
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Promptly pono In tn. m,.t s,,i..
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The Tuscarorn dineu.
The following mining items nre from
tho RepieIc of the 18th.
GRAND PRIZE.


GRAND PRIZE.
The east drift 4th level is in 20 feet,
and continues 10 show four feet Of fine
ore. The west drift, same level, is in
10 feet. md shows two feet OF good ore.
Enst winze No. l, third level is down
85 feet, and shows ak feet Of fino ore.
Tho west drift, third level, has been
extended 10 feet during tho pnst week.
Tho ledge is three feet wide, but the
orc is low grade. Tho new shaft is
down 10 feet. The average pulp as.
says OF the sulphuret ore for tho past
week has been S2U0 por ton. Tho
average pulp assay Of chloride ore hns
been $50 per ton. The mills aud Tur-
naces are running well. aud dcing ex-
ccllent work. The new pump is run
ming and handles tho water easily.
HORNET.
Arc making good headwny in sink.
ing the main shaft. 1t is now down SIS
feet below the first Lowell. Cut n strong
flow of water on Thursday, coming in
mt the rate OF 48. 600 gallons every 24
hours. It is now decreasing. and will
soon drAin down so rs to admit Of more
rapid sinking.
DE FREES.
Work on all the drifts is being Wig
orously prosecuted, but no other work
is being done in tho mine. Tho work
Of erecting 81 by so building over
the hoisting machinery will DO COM
menced to-day. The mill is nearly
completed.
The north drift shows o good sized
ledge, giving encouraging assays. The
west cross cut is being driven ahead as
rapidly as possible. and the fnce now
shows II good ledge formation, carrying
some sulphurets.
INDEPENDENCE.
Tho new shaft is down 86 feet, aud
il i'll very hard rock. The machinery
runs beautifully. and has ample powor
to push tho work. The furnace at The
mill is being urged TO on early COM
pletiOn.
SILVER PRIZE.
The ledge is looking woll in tho north
d.ift 2O0.foot level, being solid md we'll
defined. The sorlh drift snme, Lowell is
improving, and has soIno good orc in
the fuce.
AEGESTA
The cast drift il in 85 feet from the
Grand Prize line. The ledge is broken
by crOss-course. The winze il down
/ IL feet and shows IS inches OF good orc.
P&wSEE.
The shaft is down md timbered 1877
feet. and is still being sunk at the rnte
of eight feet per day.
1USC4RoHA CON.
The north drift is % feet on the
| IL Al, A.
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GRgsBd SIsS"Ti Ss% MrsIylO,,E' S!ylT 9I'
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Inform his fTlCndn aud tho public that Al tho
FREHCH R0T1SSERIE, on Rsilroad 5troot,
dnccd on tho Paclnc Coast--NYtLb GAhiE,
LOukThS, FISH, mud PhHTIlY AND
MEATS OF Alb ISINDH.
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