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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
DECEMBER TERM, 1877.
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LAMIaA KWRLL.

LAMIRA KwRLL,
Whereas George D. Elwsil, Of BaadArisnd,
10 the County u Bennington, aud state ~ Yer.
M o. has filed 10 tho ofiics ~ the Clerk ~ sad
Court HE petition 10 substance setting forth
IA a. GA the 81 dag u July, 1853. II MiddlessEs
n lie County II Yates, ia the state 81 hss Yefk,
lie was laNsuily Married ~ Lamlfa Eddy, u ssid
Mlddisssr. ~ ths Rev. Elder ConntFynisn, and
that thereafter they lived a. husband std sic
Al sad MaddlessI aniH the Gu daY " March
1917 shsa The said LAmlfs without Epy Iast
etase 81 pr0yoe4tiDn wilfaliy deserted the skId
George u EiNeh and removed wlth bef eifscts
10 Asf frianAs and hes continued sad dsserti0n
hitherto Atd tAat said LAmlrG still sSuunaes -
geslae Al sAid MdaisssI. 10 the state of hsw
York And hat aid George u. Eiwsll has Fsssd-
ID 10 gundsfasDd ia said fjearty ~ bsaBlnKtOas
!of thfss ysaFs Iass past aad sllu there fsnldss
ana praying thAt tie bonds Of mAlfinl9ny be-
tseen Asa aud tho sald Lanira maybe dissolved
aBi he granted bisi 81 divorce.
BAyeup9n IL ls ordered that sail IAmifz
EIssiI b. summoned 70 appesE before ths Csans
Is Court aasi 70 BE- holden - Bennington sishia
asa f0f s4id County n bennington, 90 the nfst
Tuesday II DsesmbeFs 1871. " apssef the SAD
petition Eud shoN esuss Il any shs have. whT
iha prayer thereof sboaid net BE- graStsa. ~
pablshlng the sHbslAsss ~ sajd p@tsson sitA
thss order thFes weeks saesslissly "a the Ma
chester yYuAMaL, printed Al Manchester Ia said
county, tlae last u shleh publications. sbkl be
At le6ss sin weeks prior - the nrss fHssdsy q
December nsxt.
Gwen sadef NJ hand. as Hsaeae-tss. - said
C0unlY, thls bret day o. Oetelsf, A 2. ~.
~ X. FOWLER.
- So Dspaty Clsfh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
THURSDAY, OCT 1. is7L

4 mass ntosing bss besn called is
New Yoik city - iaserss Presideai
Hayes. AID q eeaasefsci lhs eject u
tbs Rochester coHtesgign Aad CQBk.
iieg pplsoeitioa Ifii j. held We pre-
DICT = large sud enthusiastic gathering
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

N BANhhUPIC1,
District Court Of United States, DIsrnIcT or
VERMONT S.
In the Matter Of William J. Hamilton. Bank.
rupt. In Bankruptcy.
TO the creditors OF said bankrupt aud all
others whom il may concern. The undorsigned
Assignee Of the estate Of said bankrupt hereby
gives notice that 1t has been ordered by the
District court, OF said district, that the second
aud third general meeting OF the creditors Of
said bankrupt be held at the Town Hall 10 Ar.
lingt0n In said district, ON the 2jth day Of Co
tober A. ID. 1877 ut nine o'clock q. M, before W.
@. Veasey, Esq., Register, for tho purposes
named ia the 9th aud 28th sections OF The bank
rupt Act Of March "a 1857, and this Ia also 10
give notice that have filed my fnsl account as
Assignee Of said bankrupt. aud that at said time
and place shall apply 20 said court for the set
Element Of said account aud for discharge from
all liability as Assignee q raid estate In acsor
dance with the provisions of said 2sth section.
r. T. HURD, Assignee.
Dated at Arlington In said District this 18Th
day Of september, A, d. 1877. is-Sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
NOTICE Inn BANKRUPTOY.

~ This is to give notice, That on the 18th day
OF Sept, A. ~, 1877, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of SeymOre Harwood
OF Rupert county Of Bennington and state OF Yer
mont who has been adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition: that the payment OF any debts and do
livery Of any property belonging TO said bank.
rupt TO him or for his use. and tho transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law
that meeting OF the creditors OF said bank
rupt 10 prove their debts, and TO choose one or
more Assignees Of his estate, will be held ct a
court 81 bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of
Thomas y. Berbe, Town Clerk 10 Rupert, In the
county o. Bennington sud state o. Vermont. be-
fore v; g Veaz y, Els.G, Register o. The l'th
l9-sw GRO. J.. FOSTER,
United States Marshal ss Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

A7T7 is not easily earned a tAeso times, but
NH IL can be made In three mouths b. any
QII enc Of either sex IA any part q the
county, who is willing 20 work steadily AZ the
employment that we furnish. sec Der week Ia
your own town. You need BOT be- away FROM
home over uight lou can give yous whole tina
70 the work, OF only your spare moments We
have agents Who are making over s10 Der dsy.
All who engage At once can make money fast
AZ this present time money cannot be inside 40
easily aud rapidly at any other business. IL eosts
nothing 70 Try the business, Terms and t5 oniGt
free Address at once
lst040 H. HALI.frT Ca Portland. Maine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

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heafe slok8eas, MIA dtashisf 81 ftf Aaa Raff
Nsraa. aztt Is msrihs
Az AFths Is . 81 3s 81 Mts eRnkh q Mgssly
utios q iae lsto posaas laths4 Msssly ~ TITS
l8sn. sKad 60 fyAfs
A. i,arnemsvslls, oe. let, Mr.. JAFea Milsf.
frHa q yta3H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
NOTICE /!

Having sold my interest 10 the Carriage bust
meas a. 4 II. Keller al 3eeJunis IN said bnsinrss
sEe payable " hlm. Y DkOFEh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04

ClAExts Toern Auu Dnors cure
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-04
Marriages.

Al fsrssf ssnt asa. b. gst s. rfst, NJ.
iifam kHa3 ass KISS Emssne Nssi&f8. tatt
e Mass 5stss
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-24

said to have been presented by the
Empress Josephine 70 her surgeon,
whose grandson in Paris give IL to the
present IL
OF every 100 men q. : have thr index
finger longer tLan tie ring hnger on.
both hands. and Of every Loo women
20. II have the same ~ecui.Nrity; lI.l4
/ per ccut. Of men and li.IG Of women
have tire iadex finger of one hand longer
thau thr ring finger, aud the index
fagr-u f the otter hand sisorlcr than
the RIM iiugcr, or Of t!c same length;
LBS per cent. Of nCndld Isl Of women
nave tHe index finger Of tie same length
on both hands. Children lave the
digital characteristics Of the arentthey
most resemble.
The fisherman living OIL the lonely
island of Hitteren, off the coast of Nor
way, have had for generations a tradi-
tion that in shoals neal the island, yer
acentury ago, q large ship was wrecked.
Divers searched for the vessel this Sum
mer, and easily found her. Since then
portions of the cargo, including 96 can
non, II anchors, and 200 pigs of lead,
have been recovered. The cannon bear
the date of ZIG. The Inflated ship
wa a Russian man-of-war, and while
on a voyage from Cronstadt to
Archangel, in 1850, she was wrecked.
The Londoner who is the happy pos
SCISSOR of some meadows on the banks of
the Thames, in those meadows keeps
some ows One morning his dairy
maid brought him a letter which she
said was tied to the tail of one Of tie
cows. On opening it lie found it con-
tanned a three-penny piece and the fol-
lowing penciled memorandum: 80 the
owner of this COW. Sir: For the last
three hours we have been trying at va
rious houses to purchase some milk.
Having been unsuccessful, we took the
liberty of extracting q sOda-water bottle
full from the bearer. Please accept IL
apologies and our three pence. Yours
respectfully, Three Bank Holiday
Keepers
A brave old Boston tar, John Adams,
celebrated his golden wedding last
week. AS a youth in 1911 he went to
sea with his father, and on his fourth
voyage was captured by the British
frigate Guerrero. The Constitution
rescued him and brought him home.
He Immediately after went rs n sea-
man on the letter-of-marque brig Ram
bier, of ten guns. After running
through the British squadron he made
n safe voyage to Bordeaux, and subse-
quently took NJ active part in the cap
ture of a British schooner. While at
tempting to enter Il French port with
the prize he was captured by an En-
glish privateer and carried to England.
He was placed in prison in Plymouth,
transferred to Mill Prison, thence re-
moved to the prison ship La Brave, n
French ship of eighty guns, and then
sent to Dartmoor, where he witnessed
the terrible massacre of American sail
ors. He was sent home with 300 other
prisoners.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-24
The Foe OF Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity-tho
enemy of disease, and the snluation of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT. There is no sore ii
will not heal, no ache or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam.
lily, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
ETC., it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful.
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may27-d3tawaw6m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
tFrom Fridays Daily.l
Almost Il Fire.

Between seven and eight o'clock yes
terlay morning, the roof of the kitchen
OF Adam Schlumb's dwelling, Oh Com
mercinl street. WAS discovered to DO on
fire. by the prompt application Of
three or four buckets sof .iwater, how
over, the flame Was crtinguishcd before
but very little damage had been done.
The origin Of the fire was spark from
the stove pipe. As the weather is get
ting dry now and there is liable 10 be "a
good deal Of wind, it is cminently nee
eSsary that the connections Of all stoye1
pipes and hues should be carefully er1
"mined. TO nee thatIthorey is sufficient
space between stoye-pipe and the wood
work. and TINT the joints are secure SO
that thcrO is no danger OF disconnec-
tons by the wind. The plan Of pmtf
ting stove-pipcs through the roof IL d
very dangerous one, and should lie done
away with. II is to be hoped that the
present :eason will not be suffered to
pass without. large majority. at least.
OF the outside stovepipes in this town
being replaced by. brick flues. |
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
TtIscnTaIn Letter.

Editor Endcprndent:-This emp is
looking up us inst rs could he expected.
Many strangers nrU coming in from all
directions, which gives everything the
appearance Of being lively, but nolwith-
standing all this there is no money in
the place. After payday, the 18th, it
will DO little better, but another one
will have to come around before much
improvement will be noticeable.
The Grand Prize mine is said to he
i'll n condition superior to what it hns
been at. any time since il Inns been
worked. The min shaft il being sunk
deeper md deeper into the bowels of
tho earth, while at Tho same time moro
orc IL being taken out than cnn lie
hauled to the mill or worked. The
Compnny's mill III dong its accustomed
duty: Day before yesterday it was shu.
down for few hours to enable work
mon to clean out the boiler. but il was
soon again nt york. q. J. Duvall hns
retire.! from tho supcrintendency OF tho
mill. nnd'liJ plicc is being filed by W.
D. Hamilton, mill man Of many years
experience in Nevada, particularly on
the COIIstock
Munccy & Co: nro Lusily engaged in
drifting on the Moscow, but will, in n
day or SO. commence sinking their shut
downward. Tho vein looks exceedingly
we'll, and assays very high. ..-
Captain William Williams, the now
Superintendent Of the DcFrccs. Inns n
force Of men engaged in raising shaft
from the tuhuoi level TO tho snrfaco for
the purpose Of putting up within and
working tho mine through i.H ,,,,.ucy TO
u grontpr depth. u. s-....- I'd,
The East ana West Extensions OF the
Grnnl Prize. tho Tuscnrora Cunsuli
dated, tho Navajo, Alta. aud other To-
cations arc being pushed ahead, anl NIL
tho owners IRE very confident OF sue.
cess.
Some excitement hns been occasioned
during the past week hy tho relocation
OF the placer mines III Eureka Gulch by
party Of white men. The mines had
been partially opened 10y Chimnmrm. but
were relocated on the ground that the
paItics who suld THEM to the Cinnamon
had not complied with the district lass.
Beard Bros. tho owners Of The water
ditch, cut of tlc water from the g,lch
tnnd the new oHncrS have been forced to
suspend work md carry tho claims over
until nuxt ycRr. ...... SD
Improving il the order Of tho day.
Fcarco il going to start now rcstnur
ant. SaIu Biongcr is fixing up "Ker"
saloon, johnny Barrett is going to put
up saloon, with club.rouins up stairs,
and Phil. Sullivan and John Van VIE
are to run IT,. KclsO Austin and RnLU
Battles have also como to town. All of
tho above are from COrnucopia, an tho
balance OF the place Inns not been lIcnr,l
from yet. Numerous tents md cabins
nrc in course OF construction, and be-
fore many days, Thcn lumber arrives,
building will bc very active. Everybody
has show here now, but tho "boys"
will abuse man from ELKo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
The DeEr,r. NIInc.

The vein in the DeFrees mino at the
present working is six feet wide, and
the general character of tho orc even
better than that heretofore extracted.
Tho rock has always carried good per-
centaso of horn.silver, but at tho point
now reached the amount Of precious
metal Ii that form has materially iu-
creased. The result Of fivo assays Just
made from orc taken from tho entire
width OF tho vein, six feet, give m aver
nGc Of S52I GO to the ton. The lowest
assay was 1921 90, and the highest
S128 so. Tho DeFrees has always been
regarded as one of tho leading mines of
the camp at Tuscarora, and We are
pleased 10 see it SO nobly sustaining its
high reputation. .- -...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
4 Sequel IL the EIopmrnt.


The female eloper, whose sudden do.
pnrture from Mineral Hill We chroni.
clcd Oh Friday. has returned to the
burg and ia making things very lively
for those interested. II seems ihnt her
former proprietor cousoled himself for
her loss by taking possession OF tho
furniture and removing tho same to his
own premises. The lady being duly
informed OF these proceedings. tore her
self away from d" loves young dream, >!
nna taking the back track dropped on
the sroiler like IA Jnncbug. "IIell hath
no fury like woman deprived Of her
household goods" and MS II consc.
quenco the Utilities lave n first. class
sensation all to themselves. His Honor,
Judge Smith, in view OF the legal com.
p!ications likely to arise, wears grave
countennncc, and is studying the latest
work on chnttcis.% Wo do not, get any
information III regard TO the facts from
Bony Ayers, but he knows all tho pnr-
ties and feels deep interest in every
thing relating to it.-.Stntinel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22

a now weekly paper with tho above
nHmo has been started in Virginia City.
IL docs not JRoein TO-. moot q very cor
dial reception from tho press Of thi.
State, but on I.ho other hand from Tho
tone Of comments on Il OF sovcrni OF
our jp'irpalHthey Hccn Inclined 10 wei.
come il with bloody hands to hos
pitahlc grave" Ono principal objcc.
tom urged ngoinst IL Ia that il il edited
~ Oakland hy parties residing there.
We have not seen n copy Of the paper,
nnd do not know what it has to say for
il"olf, bnt hnd"mtnnd Tint IL PROGRESSES
10 be literary in lis character.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22

Noticing in the last issuo OF the IL.
bErESDEsr, n challenge from NJ. d.
Fleming OF Tuscarora, to tho billiard
HhHrps Of Elko. to play match game
for money. nj tho former place, here
by mnkO tho following counter chul-
lcugc: ....
~ will play Nr. Flcmingn four.bnll,
cnrfom gHtno of billiards md
crotch bNrrcd-Hcc0rding 10 the lns,
billiard Congress rules, 1000 points,
for ANY amount from 500 to 81, 900, nt
tho Bank Exchange billiard rooms, in
Elko, at my timo within the next If
teen days. the gentlcmnn's legitimate
expenses 10 Elko md return to DO
borne by mo, upon tho acceptance by
him OF this chnlIcugc. -.
l.. j. WILSON"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
.rtJ,.,:z;- Nose. IsCud Th(,.

~ Justice OF the Peace, Moses by
nnmc, in Virginia City, has decided tho
law establishing what is known ns
Stewards wiic.beating post, uncunstitu-
tionnl. Rather II bold stroke, for j. =.
who perhaps knows no moro Of the Con-
stiintion than he docs about the Koran.
lie brought tho mighty force Of his
Judicial ncumcn 10 bear OIL tho tender
hearted sido OF tho case and went or OF,
tho doctrine TINT tho punishment pro-
vidod IL "cruci aud unusual."' Il isan
even bet that Mr. Judge MosuH IL In
the hnbit Of wOlluping Mrs. Moses
whenever he feels like IT, Eurrka Sm.
fiufI "a e.. F..s Hr.-F .s.. ....-.....s p. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22

That oltl-tinc sage-brusher, md jovinl
bachelor, Henry Tnber, formerly Execu-
tive Judge of the Lander Superior
Court, now q retired and respectable
citizen Of historic Wells, is at length
constrained to acknowledge the truth OF
tho Apostolic observation thNt "it is
not good fur man to be alone" aud rs
All earnest Of his conversion. yesterday
besought tho County Clerk for II legal
instrument with which to defend him
self from the rminions OF! tho law,
should they attempt to question his
right TO light tho hymcninl, torch, OF
cause that functionnry to again try his
hand ut ono OF those famous knots OF
his'n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
snow Storm n, Eur.kunr,..'

We see by tho Eureka papers that
they had heavy snow storm there on
Sunday last. The Republican snys n
large portion Of it melted us it fell. and
thinks that ut least three feet has fallen
altogether. two feet of which was OH
tho ground ut one tinic. That paper
expresses The opinion that tho storm
was general throughout the State. but
as we have had mono Of it here. and
have not heard Of it anywhere else, it
must have been merely IL local aifuir,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22

more successfully than he had expected.
The changes made in the furnace were a
nero approximation to what was re-
quircd, and the coal used had
been lying for years exposed to the
wind and weather, was wet and
altogether inferior rs fuel. yet. he in-
formed us, no difficulty whatever was
experienced in reducing the orc t.: tie
handsome bars brought here MS samples
OF his work, nftcr M absence Of only
some three or four days. Inc result
obtained under any circumstances would
be extremely encouraging. and cousid-
cring the adverse circumstances under
which the work was performed, il iB
little less than marvellous. Mr.. Roul-
stone hls good reason to feel clatcd mt
tho grand success Of his experiment,
aud i'll terms OF highest commentator,
referred to the nlncrity with which ull
his efforts were seconded 10y tho miners
OF the district. .
The evidences Rro TINT these ores
abound ia Railroad, and the browning
success OF Mr.. Roulotono's will doubt
less have tho effect Of innugurating
new and more prosperous era in the his
tory in this heretofore unlucky mining
camp. for the gentleman referred to is
AN eminently practical person, quite
deslituteo: everything of n Visionary
character; close calculator, withal. and
one not by any means likely 10 engage
in an enterprise unless he can see his
way, clearly othe end. s--. go ".''.'5
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22

q. 8. LAND OFFICE, AT ELKo SErADA,(i
80. -. 80. Oh" March 2GtlI, 1877. I =
N NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Syracuse tind md Silver Nniug Com
pany. " hose lOsinllcr address Is lElku, County
Of EiEo, state Of SGvdtln. have Iu1rlu applIci-
% TIN Tor i hinrtal pairit Tor hItcrn glIn'drGd
tli'" feet linIIr in'IhuIc la the SyrIcu.e LoIle,
VIII three hnidTtSl iUui Uu cIcll idle lnr work.
ms PURPOSES. situated ~ Grand Junction Mln!
ing District. CUuIiy Of EiS1, State OF SeNad7s
and Is inorn particularly .dS'crlnrd. 49, follows,
to-wIt: sir'y.I !
beginning at post marked No. I, u. S. Sur.
yey. No. ii; thence Running hrst course $. CT
dg. 20 pin., ". 5U9 fsel. to post marked No. 2,
U. Z. SURVEY, No: ", 1t Which pnint was alHO
established post ~ mohnh OF rpckI D:'S. Min
cral Monument k6..1. there being no other
prominent lGlhl iI Tho Vicinity, thrhco sGcohI
course y, &c d.. 80 nltp: ". 1900 feet, 10 post
marked So.3. u. y. Survey, No. 81; thence thir,l
course =. u dg. 20 min. +. COO feet, to post
marked No. T. u. 8 Survey, No. 81; whoIce
.ho prominent Peak called Lono Mountain,
bears s3I |; l.ls. VI thence fourth course y. %
]. Tho plarc Of beginning; containing 20 CO. 100
acres. Courses expressed irhm the true Incrl.
dian with !. magnetic variation Of II Dig 50 min
< aud Tho survey las been MADE 10 cor form 10
tuc original ncIie4 Of location. certified copy
OF Thirh Is now on fle IN my oII,cc. tpsetbcr
With the field nOtcs thereof LID .rr,.....s !
Any nnd nli pcrfons claiming adversely the
inining grvuua. vein, or lode, or any ia RI there.
81 80 ''iridrd, surveyed, plated md Hpplied
versa claim Ior clans ARE duly hied accord:
Ing to law and the regulations Hereunder,
within sixty t60l days FROM tho. date thereof
with Tho HcIisier OF tho U. d. Land Olhco, al
Elko. County Of EIko. in tho State OF HcH ada
they will DO barred md all their considered
rights waived. by virtue OF the provisions OIL
The several statutes In relation thereto, ..sT
=. Wherefore, tn pursuant To law, direct thll
uoticclo be published for . fnil -prTiOL OF Fxty
to- days. In, IlU ELgn DAILY IlSpErESpEST,
daily nowHpaler. printed and. published al
ElRO. in' the County Of Elko. State OF Nevada
The same Uring tho nc1rrRt l1per to tile
tOcLiun oil said mining claim.
r.r... ..'' s. JOHN y. MAYItCGH,
n2'COd .....-.-.a. .... o.. u. s.. Hcgi,ter,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
IRON 'fucslny'R Dnily.1
A HIitihiIi,l Animal,

Frank Smith'a magnificent stallion,
"ClydCsdnlu, has been brought into
town from tho northern part OF tho
county, and can no scen Mt The old stage
stable at tho eastern end OF town. No
Is beautiful dapplc gray. iGT hands
In hight. weighs 1900 pounds, aud is
eight years old. Tho ClydcsdaIc stock
Is universally regarded NJ among tho
very best breeds IN tho country, mud
this animal hNs always been held 10
grcnt favor. Ito will be kept during
tho HcHson alternating bet Ttcn Lnmoillc,
Pleasant Valley and South Fork.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
tFrOm Thursdays Daily.1
The Drummer I.icen,. Law.

Wo ace, that test cnsO IL being tried
in the Supreme Court OF this State Mt
Carson, tho object Of which is TO got n
decision on tho constitutionnlity Of tho
law AltornOy.Gcncral Kittr"ll appears
for The Stnto Nnd Judge Lewis for tho
Drummcrg. 1t is certainly true Tint
the law operates as M interference with
irndo ahi commerce between States, but
whether IL docs SO within tho meaning
Of the constitutional provision Ia for tho
Court to decide.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-22
Crop Prospects In California.

They have been having slight showers
of rain in California ut short intervals
during the season. but the aggregate
rainfall hus not been more than ono
half of tho average OF previous yours.
The result is that except in the north
orn coast counties aud the tule and low
bottom lands there will be partial, and
in most places almost entire failure Of
crops. This Of course will make hard
times in California this year.