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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
The PnrIor Comedy Company


This favorito troupe, will give ono Of
its highly pleasing entertainments con-
sisting Of Comedies. Burlosquos, Songs
and Dances, at Peterson's HILL, to-
morrow night. Mr.. Sam. Murdy. the
great negro delincator, will npgcnr in
"Tho Essence" Dance. Charley Hnr-
ris, rs our "Gorman Friend" Is snid
TO DO particularly fun provoking.
Tho company has given entcrtnin.
ments along tho limo Of their route from
the ERst, and from tho Green River
Press wo take the following favorable
notice of their playing;
Mcssrs Murdy and Harris, the popu.
lar delincators OF negro and burlcsuuc
character, gRvo Two exhibitions in this
town. Tho company, II is true. is n
small ono, but they possess fund OF
humor for their audiences. Tho old
negro by Murdy ~ c"r!ri,,ly inimila bic
and purely artistic. Thoy must DO
seen to DO appreciated.
Tho hall is now about completed;
l,oviug been newly ceiled, pnpercd,
painted, md irst.clRss permanent
stage erected, with grccn.room, etc.,
after tho most approved style. The
price Of admission Is only 80 cents
with reserved seats ut rs conts, md
children half prico.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
A Card from john Williams.
MOUND VALLEY, Oct. LIST, 1877.
To the People Of Eiko County:

MOUND VALLEY, Oct. LIST, 1877.
To the People Of Eiko County:
A few days prior to the last election,
a report was circulated by Mr.. f. IL.
Griswold that had been talking about
him. to his dGtriment, aud further WINS
using my best efforts to elect Henry
Mundell over him to tho position OF
County Assessor; that l would rather
have Mundell elected than to be myself
elected, and that Ind no sympathy
for one-armed man. Hearing this
report few days after the election, for
the first time. /, in company with
William Seamans, waited upon Mr..
Griswold with tho view OF asccttuining
tho name of his informant respecting
this matter, but was refused the desir-
cd information upon tho alleged ground
that he had pledged his word not to
disclose il. 1 was afterwards told by
Ches. Griswold and also by II. b.
Scott Of Stnr Valley, TINT L. II. Girls
void had admitted that Mrs. 4. A.
kneisley was his authority, which, up
on inquiry, that lady denies. While ut
my place assessing n short time since,
again tried to get Griswold to name the
author Of the report. but ho still re-
fused, saying he heard it from n good
many pcrsons; that he had beaten me
out OF from 80 10 70 votes upon the
strength of the report, but now, be-
coming satisfied that it was untrue, he
was sorry for having SO acted. Upon
the offer of $3.50 from Inc for the name
OF single responsible man whom ho
had ever heard make the charge alluded
to, against me, he still persisted in re-
fusing 10 furnish single name.
Now, in my own defense, positively
declare That from first to last, never,
by either word or dced took my part
whatever against E. II. Griswoid, md
bad as an infamous linr, any man
who says thai did, and unless f. II.
GriswolG will give mo his authority for
the report named, 1 will hayB good
reasons to believe that he is the real
author. and that lie sold himself for q
few dollars:
J. w WINIGMs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
The District School.

The Elko District School was duly
opened for the term in tho now school
building, this morning. with ono hun.
bred aud twenty two pupils III attend.
ance us follows: In the Principals De-
pHrtniehi. Mr.. Joseph Hollis:er; thirty.
six; in the intermediate Department,
Miss Bell Cady; thirty-six; in the Pri-
mnrY Department, Miss Celia Hunter;
fifty. The rooms are all that could be
desired for school purposes, large.
we'll finished, well ventilated and
supplied with the most approx
cd school furniture throughout,
there is no reason why tho health OF
the schoOl--a very important consider
otion--Should not DO maintained TO u
degree fully equal to TINT Of the most
f"vorably constructed institutions, and
tue iiattering progress heretofore made
by the school under less favorable sur
roundings, is II guarantee for its future
advancement under the same manage
ment.
We in company with. the Trustees,
Messrs Russell, plughoT and Littou,
were present at the formal opening of
the school this morning. and the smiles
and cheeiiulness Of tho scholars assem-
blcd, was in evidence thai the prospect
i've resumption Of studies after long
vacation WAS by no means ,listasteful,
and that the vast improvement OH their
former place Of study, furnished by tho
liberality OF the citizens of the District
was nlso duly appreciated.
Tho building is well finished both
without and within. exceptionally sub
stantial i'll its construction, is IL credit
to tho town, and one Of which it's .citi-
zens may justly feel proud.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
from Fridays Daily.1

Copper Smelling Mt RAILROAD District.
We learn with pleasure that the ex-
pcrimental run Of tho furnace on copper
ores just made at Railroad district, has
proven quito successful. Mr.. II. S.
White, who is interested with Mr. Ed
ward Reilly, in the enterprise. camc in
from railroad yesterday, and brought
specimens of the bluck-copper produced,
also samples OF the copper-mat. The
black-copper is very fno nrticlo, as
saying 85 per cent. Fifteen tons of the
article was produced in this short run,
which ns stated was.only experimental,
md the parties are we'll satisfied with
tho result.
The copper mines of the district are
not generally developed TO any extent,
but SO far MS explored, the prospects
are favorable. The ores produced are
Of average low grade, but are especially
easy of reduction. and another very
important feature fRvorinG the success
OF the present enterprise. and of meal
culnGle benefit to the district, is that
within its borders, and obtainnble ut a
comparatively slight cost, are all the
ingredients necessary to huxation.
Ores from only some three or four
mines were furnished for tho lato run,
but now That Mr.. Reilly has demons,
trated tho prncticability OF utilizing the
copper ores of Railroad, at paying
figures, even though tho margin above
nctunl and unavoidable expenses may
not DO lRrgc, numbers of other mines
TINT have long been idle will now be
worked, and yield their quotu to sup
ply the furnace for tho next run. Mr..
White informs us that arrangements
for moro advantageous run Of the
furnace will DO complete in twenty i've
days, Mt which time il is expected to
havo between two and three hundred
tons Of ore ready for reduction.
The object Of these gentlemen is tc
establish fixed md legitimate bust
ness; one that will afford q fair com
pensntion to The miners, and ut the
Same limo justify them in its coli
tinuance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
GFrom Saturdays Daily.[
Personal.

&c, Convis, Ben Larde, j. Cross
nnd @. W. Tozer, arrived from tho west
BY tho train last evening, and departed
for Tuscarorn by private conveyance,
Immediately.
Mrs. Thomas DOnnels and family
departed for San Francisco, where
they take up permanent residence,
by tho train this morning. 4 largo
number of warm friends were at tho
truin TO witness their departure and
to wish thc..I God-speed on their jour
ney. They had been long residents Of
this place and the high esteem in
which they were held was manifested
by the mauy expressions OF deep regret
at their departure.
II. II. Morgan OF lIalleck, was in
town OIL business to-day.
Thomas Foster of Carlin, came UP oil
tho train yesterday, and nitcr visiting
around among "thc boys" returned Inst
night.
DIR. l.. Terry started for Tuscarora
this morning. to open his drug store in
that place, having made MI the nee.
essary arrangements to that end.
J. W. Surface, one OF tho accomplish
cd lnixologists of the Gem, has resumed
sway i'll his old position, after pro-
longed and pleasant visit TO the Golden
StntC.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
a complimentary.

In Wow Of tho departure for Calf.
iornin, OF Mr.. John II. SuggcI md
family, noxt Wednesday, q number
OF tho young friends Of Miss Ncttiu
have arranged to give farewell dance
In compliment to tho young Indy,
ut Poterson's Hall, next Tuesday oven.
ing, tho 9Th instant. by strict allcn.
ton to their own business, tho family
hnyc ACQUIRED many friends during
their residence In Elko, aud the pro.
posed party Is intended ms nh expires,
sion Of esteem for lis mombers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
The IinlI ut CnrIIn,

Tho members Of tho Carlin Library
Association, will on the Goth inst. give
Mt their fine hall, in Tint place, II grind
anniversary bHll-masked and civic.
Tho tickets nro placed at tho nominal
figure, 50, md when the .invariaLle
pleasures Of tho hops given under tho
auspices Of that literary body, Hro con-
sldercd, tho. cost becomes meio
bRgatcllo i'll tho count. Itis proposed
to run specinl train TINT evening for
the accommodation OF parties u;lond-
ing from ibis place, aud when all ar-
iangements for tho celebration Of tho
bir;h Of the organization nrc completed,
further notice will appear in our
columns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
Z 'om Thursdays Dnily.1
BrrnlSlIiS l'roncos.

4 largo crowd collected in front of
Dorsey Bros stables to-day. and COM
placently witnessed tho process Of
breaking brOncos to the saddle, which
consists i'll simply "letting 'em jump"
and then prodding EN- in the TANKS
with pair Of Mexican harpoons until
they jump again. It's very simple,
and draws like n circus or n blister
plaster. The animals invariably reach
upward for tho ground and finding
themselves the yictims OF misplaced
confidence, immediately commence
like some other species under similar
circumstances do-to behave most Iitlicu-
lousy. though i'll the case OF the bon
COS, indulgence should be granted for
there's some reason 10 suspect that
their conduct is to n certain extent,
governed by the harpoons mentioned
and the instrument Of torture between
their jaws.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
Iron Tuesdays DaiIy.1


Tho Humboldt Saloon, which for
several days past Inns been undergoing
II regular May.day process, now CLEANS
In fresh paint, bright ncwly pepercd
walls, granting mud vnrncsling, and
looks as mont aud cosy as--as rod
wagon. Its portals wcro thrown open
again to tho puGlio last evening. aud
Nessrs Bischofr & Froohlic, tho pleas.
ant propriOtors wcro kept busy "sctting
'cin up" for tho boys. Several OF tho
oldest md most constant patrons Of
tho establishment, who during tho en-.
barge, might hayo been scon wander.
Ing lisilossly about like pclicnns OH n
"diasolnto" island, hnvo sacrificed
their old iogy pIcjudiccs TO all limo.
volion, to thoir comfort ana cOpYcn-
fence, aud accepted tho improved situa.
ton with tho best grace ut their com.
mRnd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
a Nevada iIuaUICt.

Our old friend l.. J. Curpeaux, of
Railroad, sent us beautiful boquct Of
flowers, reared by himself in his gnr-
den, at Bullion. They nro quite aG
handsome III though produced III the
mos: favored portion Of California. md
are fully us fragrant ns they are beauti,
full. AS horticultural our bachelor
friend is an eminent success, aud We
assure him that the rare gift MS well Us
the friendly spirit which prompted the
graceful tender. is duly appreciated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
ASSESSMENT R0TICE.

rCUscARoRA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND
1 Mining Company-Loestiou OF principal
place OF business, Ban Francisco. California;
location OF works. TuscArorA District, Elto
County. Nevada. gIll s.. EElg..T Sa
Notice Is hereby given that At meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held October lBt. 1877.
an assessment tho. II Of Ten ll0) Gents por
share was levied upon the capital STOCK OF tho
corporation. payable Immediately, In United
Of tho company. No. 4oi Montgomery street,
Ban Francisco, California. IS T,gr=Gt i-ftE'
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on tho SIXTH DAY or NoYEH.
DER, 1871. will be delinquent, and sdyertlSed
for sale at public auction, and unleEs payment
~ mAlo before, will DO sold on SATURDAY, The
FIRST day OF DECEMBER, 1877, to pay tho do
Hnqutnt assessment, together with costa Of
advertising and expenses OF the sale. ~
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
II. B. LAND. seerosAry,
oryIoE-IoI Montgomery .e=ANt. sAn Fres-
cisco, California. OF.
Parties holding old shares can hAJe them ex.
changed TOR new shares at tho rate Of two now
shares for ono OF old BY applying 70 II. n.
Grant, at Elko. r.. --.HE-t .r.rz-,.- La.i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07

Seventeen ear loads OF fine fat cattlG
wcrc shipped from IIal!ock Station for
Chicago yesterday, by Mcssrs Russell
" bradley and Dan Murphy. Mr.
Bradley went forward TO the last "a
take charge Of the stool; OH its arrival,
which is TO so through on special Time
This shipment is merely an adventure.
aud the continuance Of the shipments
will depend upon Mr. Grndley's report
upon his return.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
orooksHwnrn.

Messrs. Peterson & McPheters have
to-day added to their stock Of furniture
paints. oils, etc., a full assortment Of
crockery and ,quecnswure, and will
hereafter deal largely in this limo Of
wares. Their supply received direct
from San Francisco is the largest aud
OF tho most complete variety yet brought
to this market. embracing as Il does
everything TINT might be required to
supply the demand Of this section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07
rspnrt,rsI ,nls Morning.

departures this Morning.
van DREILLES's LINE.
For Tuscarorn, s. Il. Fergcrson, John
Howell, J. McKitchen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07

The County Commissioners sitting
ms Board Of Equalization, this fore
noon made n final adjustment Of all
matters before them in connection with
tho equalization Of taxes, and devoted
the rest Of the day to the consideration
OF claims ngainst the County, and other
regular County business. this being the
day for their regular quarterly meeting
Ms required By law.
y grand jury for the ensuing term Of
Court was drawn to-day.
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Daniel F. Beatty's I
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments poEacIs eapGo-
tiles for musical effects and eIpTeesiOns never
Def 70 attained, adapted for Amateur aud Pro-
fesAional. aud an ornament In any pArl0r. EX-
eel Ina quality OF Tone, 7 thorough
WorknAanHhlp, Elegant De1IRnH aud
Finish, and wonderful variety Of their com.
ranted for SIX years as strictly nfst-ciGss IN
every respect, and as . guarantee they arc
shipped on rrOm I'VE TO nfteen days test trial,
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways by mo II they arc misrepresented or In
any way provo unsAtisfactory. No such Offer
las ever been made. Beware Of limitations.
Agents wanted, but where hAVo mons, largo
discounts mAde TO Introduce In new localities.
Send for illustrated ADVERTISER. containing
long listB OF testimonials from wall. known per-
sons. some OF whom you may know, clhsained
by Statos, with PosLofRces annexed, that all
may inquire direct OF them. Address, DANIEL
+. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07

\ lat Of castings for the Grand Prize
hoia,inS works. Weighing in round
numbers 5000 pounds, arrived here by
Wells, Enreo'S cypress from San Fran.
cisco, Saturday night, were loaded di-
rccily upOn tenn aud dispatched for
Tuscarorh, il order to NEE, the schGd-
ulc time for their delivery. which was,
we understand. 81 hours. The express
charges upon the lot amount TO tho sum
Of $9I5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07

The first number Of tho Daily .Vin.ny
Herir". issued in Tuscn: ora, reached
II" Int evening. 1t Inns been issued
heretofore M srmi-wccEly, but it's
proprietor, G. e. y. Wright, doeming
the business of tho chnp sufficient to
justify daily paper, has increased nc
cor'lingly. 1t has n healthy Rdvcr,is-
ing patronage and n prosperous np-
pcarancc. May it 1.-Two and flourish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-10-07

William Cole, the veteran engineer
OF American mules, better known as
"Biil Cole" has determined upon re-.
firing from tho turmoiIs attending lifo
upon the road. and quietly enjoy tho
fruits Of patient industry in sequcst-
cred cottage in the Taylor Canyon, on
the Tuschr0ra road, at point familiar
IL known rs Twin Bridges" The
weary traveller through those rugged
regions will find the placid WiIlinln
ever ready to receive him and minister
to his necessities, whether they
he of u temporal or spirit
uul " nature. The nutriment dis
lcnSCd. either solid or liquid, from the
shelves Of the cupboard on tho deliver
ing Of II jug, will always DO Of cinrac-
ter designed to afford soothing sa.is-
faction TO the inner man. Should the
difficulties of transportation over inter
fcre with the rrvictunlling Ct so isoln.
ted g"rrison, no approximations need
la INDUCED affecting the supply Of old
bourbon, and the danger Of pcrishing
from thirst Oh thia route hus been
hnngnrly obviutrd.