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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

Senate bill No. 10, to protect the In.
terests OF stock dealers md others ia.
terested in the mines Of the Stute, Nm,
amended and passed.
Adjourned
SES.TE-Tho Chair announced tho
committee Of one from each county on
Kings bill to reapportion tho Senators
and Asscmblymeu in the State. The
committee is as follows: King. Piper.
Edwards. Ross. Garrard, Grimes, STAN.
pley. Shepherd, Farrell, Cassidy. Cres-
we'll. Dickinson, Wescoatt and Hickey.
Senate bill No. 81, to prohibit Tho
sale of ardent spirits. fro arms aud
ammunition to Iudinns was lost.
Senate bill No. CO. to prevent cruelty
to women i'll the State. Wa passed.
Senate bill No. II. substitute for Sen.
nte bill no. 40. to restrict gaming, was
amended and passed. g.. ...-...
Notice Of reconsideration given bv
hickey relative to the vote by which
this bill WINS passed. .'..... 10.
Senate bill No. 49. to create n DoarJ
OF County Commissioners in the cav.
cral counties Of tho State. WINS nme,do,
mud passed. ......,. .......
Tho gambling bill was rccopsi,,e,o,
amended aud again passed. The hin,
puts NIL games UP stairs and makes III,
license uniformly 500.
CARSON. Feb. 7.
The report Of the Board of Co,,u,s
sioners for the Cnre OF tho Iusane ~,
handed in this morning, aud shoxa
the following: Number Of patients sent
to the Asylum for the past two years,
o. number discharged during tho same
time' II; number dying, 81; escaped, ];
number sent from Storey county dur
ing TINT time, Is. Out Of tho total Of
patients since the ycar 1867, 81 nro Of
forsigu birth, md ~ OF American.
westerfcld's Revenue bill reached a
final vote Mt noon and passed by vote
Of II to 8. The bill taxes church and
society property Of every description.
Tho Governor has signed tho follow
ing bills: Attaching the marrow gnugo
railroad strip to Eurck9; the Cook
claim; the Appropriation bill. and the
Stato Prison bill, removing Warden
Lyman.
AssEMnLr-Tho Governor returned
Bnbcock's bill raising tho salary OF the
Storey County Commissioners with LiS
veto. Tho veto was sustained by vote
OF % TO 81. E
a resolution was introduced by Rock
hill, requiring railroad companies 10
take out patents on their lands. ...a
The bill prohibiting tho issuance Of
free railroad passes Was made The spe.
inl order for Tuesday. ..
The Senate bill allowing tho Cook
claim against Virginia City passed.
Moore introduced n bill increasing
tho number Of Notarics Public.
Nichols introduced bill authorizing
the Assessor to levy on personal prop
crty for non-pnyment OF bullion tax.
Tho bill appropiHlipg $l2, 200 to pny
attorney fees in tho collection OF tho
bullion tux passed. "'r..
The bill allowing mechanics liens 10
bo trnnHfGrTcd, passed; MISC the Chinese
Qdcucs bill. cutting or Chinese queues
fnr upily ll'.cEny
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
Another Presidential Pardon.

THE Springfield Republican, in ccm-
mcnting upon. the recent action OF Tho
President, npardoning Charles Fisher
rernnrks too truthiully, TINT "tho wholo
story is sud illustration OF tho low or
der Of morals and justice that Inns come to
prevail in tho District OF Columbia.
His father WINS Judge Fisher OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court, and aftcrward Uni
ted States Attorney for tho District, but
tho boy was just MS bad rs bad could be;
getting into every sort Of disrcputablc
aud criminal scrnpe. Rnd diRgTacing md
itnpoYerishing the family. And yet tho
father appointed him assistant district
attorney, OF which position ho took nd
vantn3o 10 stcal n lot OF indictments,
complaints and judgments from ihe OF.
ice, and sell thom out ut retail TO tho
thieves, swindlors aud gamblers whom
they ran against. Charley thus got
good deal Of money, but IL broke down
tho administration Of law in the District.
Tho oifenso Wis 30 gross That tho young
man IVES arrested, tried md convicted,
but. because ho was tho son Of his IA
thor, no was sentenced to only eleven
months imprisonment, and now, before
tho first month of this is over, because
his tNthcr Is the friend Of the President,
tho young man gets n full pardon"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

THE Virginia ChroRiele publishes tho
following "Reminiscences Of Harrington,
the slayer of Sullivan. at Virginia City,
some months ago:
Harrington. who is now lying in jail
under sentence Of death, was man nj
ways ready for emergencies. About
two year ago, when in the Carson Pcni-
Tertiary, he was working i'll tho boot
makers department and succeeded III
manufacturing u boot which he must
have expected would be Of considerable
use to him on future occasions. In the
shank was hollow space III which he
inserted q fine saw and file, both OF
which had evidently been used, for ono
morning the Warden happening to
strike his hand against one Of the bolts
Of the cell, found that the head cHme
of. being nothing but wax. Harring-
ton had cut away the heads Of several
bolts and made good imitation i'll wax,
which he covered with lamp-black to
give them the appearance of iron.
When an opportunity Of escape pre-
scented Itself he expected to drive the
bolt out and then mako his exit, pro-
badly wearing tho same boots III which
he had SO deity concealed tho file md
saw. The plot having been discovered
he was removed to another cell, and
tho boots which excited suspicion on
account OF thoir appearance, were
ripped open.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
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Tho Argument Bcrnre tho Electoral
Commission,

ThoT"Aaioral Commission ut last ac-
counts was listening to argument from
nppo"ing counsel rs TO the. prnpricty OF
going behind tho certificates. OF tho
electors from the disputed stOtcs; tho
Democratic counsel, claiming that
course 10 ho tho proper ono, while tho
republicans claim that such right docs
not oxiss. Upon tho latter theory VIC cnn
not 800 that anything has boon gained
Wy tho passage of tho bill lcgnlizing tho
commission, for II authority 10 inycsti.
E"ta tho validity OF tho certificates Is
donicd, tho declaration Of tho vote
might ns VOL lnvo been left whore tho
Republicans held II alono belonged
with tho President OF tho SCnalo--and
tho country will receive no moro aaiis.
fnction from decision Of tho commit.
Eco than II would from tho arbitrary
declaration OF one Individual.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
The Last IScuOrt,

THE Electoral Commission. by vote
OF q 10 Z, has decided that the Com
mission cannot so behind The returns.
but eau inquire into tho ineligibility Of
Presidential electors. II will only con-
slider such evidence us shall be submit.
ted on the question OF the eligibility of
Humphreys rs Presidential EIcclo-.
The vote stood: In favor of tho lccis-
ion-Justices Strong. Miller and Brad.
Icy, Senators Edmunds, Morton and
Frelinghuyscn. and Representatives
Garfield and Hoar; ngainst-Justices
Clifford aud Field, Senators Thurman
and Bayard, and Representatives Payne,
Hunlon md Abbott.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

ApvIcEs from Vienna state that the
Porte has proposed the following con-
ditions to Servin waving its former
claim for substantial guarantees. First,
the right Of being automatically repre-
scented ut Belgrade. Second. Catholics
and Jews shall enjoy the Same rights
ms native Servians. Third, Seryia shall
not allow the formation OF armed
bands or the violation of Turkish Ter
ritory. Fourth, the existence OF secret
societies shall not be permitted. Fifth,
Scrvian fortresscs shall DO kept in good
repair. Finally, the Turkish ling shnll
lie hoisted on these fortresses jointly
with the Servian flag. The POiitisehe
CorreWonaea: says Servia will doubtless
accept these conditions and send spe-
cial commission to Constantinople.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

1HE disn sJnl OF HiUliat Pashn is A.
tribn,ed 10 his schomo OF constitutional
reforms, which Hro regarded by tho Sui.
tan ns encronching oil Imperial prcrog.
ntiyo, aud also TO tho discovery Of n
conspiracy to dethrono tho Sultan and
roplnco him by cx.Sultan Murad. Tho
loposcd vizior, by command OF tho Sui
tan, yesterday visited tho pNlaOO mud
was Immediately conveyed aboard tho
Imperial yncht. which smiled for thu
Mediterranean, with orders 10 land him
beyond Turkish territory. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
Indian Outbreak In AIIzonn.

a dispatch from Tucson, Arizona,
states that the ApHches arc killing md
plundering tho settlers in south eastern
Arizona. They killed, in Senorita vnl-
10y, on the ith instant, several, md tho
work Is still going Oh. Governor SAT-
ford has sent n message to the Lcgisln-
turo rccounting tho dcprcdNtions and
murders committed, dwelling oil tho
inefficient manner in which military
operations nro being conducted. IIo
snys Ns military operations have been
conducicd tho last six months, tho whole
n:my Of tho United States could not
subduo the hoslilos IN tho nGxt twelve
years, whilo believing n scouting pnrly
OF twenty-five citizens and M many In.
dian nuxilinries could accomplish tho
work In three months. Ito 6Iprcsacs
fear TINT under tho present condition oi
affairs, South. eastern Arizona must bo
abandoned by tho settlers. aud tho sue.
cess Of tho hosLilcs IL liablo 10 induce
an outbreak among tho reservation IN.
dians, resulting in general wnr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
AnoIhrr I.nnc IiIrrinr

Hon. W. W. Springer, Of Illinois, has
rcccivcd/fnformation f.om Springfield,
that ChnfTcr, IInyes clector from that
State is ineligible; being Mt tho time of
his election, acting United Suites Com.
missioner for tho Southern district of
tho State. Tho dispatch ~ signed by
q. W. Wondling, Joseph Ohc,ly, mud
Il. Merritt, who stato TINT tho gentle.
innn admitted, wh!lo ia Springfield, that
Ito acted as IN olecior without resinning
his commission, and tho records show
his abatement to 10 correct. This case
will not necessarily. however, como be-
foro tho commission, there being only
ono sot OF rctui IN iiom there, Ia which
case, according 10 tho provisions OF tho
electoral bill, nh objection To tho count
log OF his vote will require tho signn.
iuto OF Mt least ono member Of both tho
Sooalc and House. to cntitlo II TO con.
s'uc.ntion, md tlon tho Affirmation Of
both Houses, con alone, reject II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

Tho bill to license aud restrict
gambling, which has just passed the
Senate, virtually restricts NIL banking
games 10 some Two or three towns III the
State. The amount required under the
Inv is heavier thnn can 10 afforded by
perhaps my camp in the State outside
Of tho COmstock range and about the
ouly upstairs conceivable, arc those
loading from the cellnrs. II the right
10 gamble is to DO recognized by tho
State, it OCCURS 10 our mind that Some
equitable arrangement should 10 mndo
by which Storey County would not mo.
nopolizo all the profits do:iycd from n
licensed traffic in tho StnIu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

TUE Virginia Enterprise referring 10
m item ia tbd late report OF our Suite
TronsurOr, observes: "Nr. Schooling Is
n most excellent Treasurer buS is pro-
babIy tho worst iinaucier p.iyntcly who
cYor lived. As II sample. tho State mp
propriatcd $4,000 for extra clerk hirO in
tho Trcasurcr's Odlco. or this 81, 1873
il rcturhed M unoxpcndcd. They
wonld hang Schooling for such show
ing Ns that In Toxins. Wo nro In des.
pair about him, md our original fcar
that ho would mover hnVo 81 ,O0Or0 900 Of
his own IL confirmed. Eleven humid
red and oighty.thrGo dollars D.! Why, by
charging half dollar u trip TO tho
Orphans Homo md tho homes of tho
orphans hc might have absorbed tho
whole sum. JOiry is n shnmCfully poor
finaucicr."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
N 0 T C E.

n Office IS IJTIIEDY GIVEN THAT
~ ErlIrstiiie COIN " the Town nnd County
al ElE". State Of Shyu'ln, lwiru Uf Michael CUbnl
lhirndE 10 make application To the DIstticI
Court Ul ilic Sinh Judicial District nf tho State
I0ih. hay of Mai CHI, 1871, NJ 10 O'Clock A. q. or
that day, foe an der Of nald Court, permitting
her 10 cay Oh business ~ said Town Of ElkO,
la her own UniRo, M on her own RccouL: pIIT.
suniIt To- nu ret Oi tho Irgp'duc 81 tho State Of
SurLda. ou'i'lcl IAN Act to authorize married
women 10 auArct bnrinrEs in their own irarIra
Ia Sole T'rrn.G" Approved February 6it. 1867.
Tho hnIi.'Cs: SHE jn;cnpH 10 carry on In that %
keeping g occrJ bJd frnii hto,o ia haid Town
Of Elko. .|
tnHEaIIEE COM.
PoD ia ~ !. 1877. fBtd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

ISAAC Riah, = Swiss toucllor, has boon
arrested in Indiana. on charge OF VIC.
lating school g,ris undor his cbar1c, IN
his native country. ITo was brought to
Now York to await cItrndiliop, proceed.
inga to TINT end having boon already
nHuguratod. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

Tux action Of the Electoral Com.
mitteo in deciding against the admission
| OF testimony, is the universal topic OF
conversation. and the theme of many
conflicting speculations rs to It's ultim-
ate results; but there seem3 to be no di-
vcrsity Of opinion among tho Repuoli-
cans, aud comparatively little among
the Democrats, regarding the two prop
ositions; first, that it secures the voto OF
Florida for Hayes and Wheeler, ana
secondly that the Louisiana case will
promptly be decided in the same way.
a considerable number OF Republicans
nro apprehcnsive, however. that the I'D
mission Of evidence regarding the cligi.
bility OF one Of the Florida electors,
forcshndows tho establishment Of tho
general principle which may work TO
the great disadvantage OF the purity in
the Oregon case, and also in relation to
tho alleged disability Of one Of tho ILL
nois electors. On tho other hand. at
tention is called tn the fact that it by no
means follows that because such evi
dencc is admitted it will be given any
weight by tho Commission in making
up final decision, nud leading Repub.
licans like Morton, Blaine and Sargent,
furthermore say they do not now enter
thin any doubt that the final result of
the Commissions action will be declur-
alton that Hayes nnd Wheeler have re-
ceived 1S5 votes aud aro elected. 4
majority of tho Democrats do not. of
course concede that my such prediction
can properly be based on the action
Of tho Commission, and many express
undimiuishad confidence that tho Com.
mission will ultimately declare Tilden
and Hendricks elected, or, ut least the
Presidential election will be thrown
into the House Of Representatives by q
refusal to admit moro than two electoral
votes from Oregon, or by the rejection
of one Republican vote from Florida.
It il nevertheless Enthusiastically evil
dent that tho hopes OF Democratic sue
cess have been greatly weakened by
tho proceedings, as n strong under
OF belief is manifested among
Democrats that tho Commission will
continue to divide, until the ccd. iu
exact accordance with the known poli,i-
cal preferences of its vnrious mernbe.s y;
or i'll other words, that Justice bradley
will inevitably make Hayes President.
The Republicans reply 10 the sneer:ng
Of this kind by observing that
even il the insinuHtiOn be true, il is very
that the Democratic mOnbc
OF tho Commission seem to vote with
equal unauimity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
Hr,-rr,-1rrass=asv1

Tns Carson hPpcdi remarks, After
tho State Prison bill, tho ono. which
promises to afford tho greatest excite.
lnent. Is tho Eureka mud Elko boundary
bill. Judge Bailey mud Colonel Moore
hnro both Houo into trdl,iing for tho
hgls, and whom time Is called, lively
acfilnmago may DO expected. Tho for.
,nor Ia seconded by Smith and Alchiu.
son. and tho latter by driswoid md
Tolloy. Tho ltouso Is 10 oct az referee
Ia tho matter,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

EY mn order Of the Third District
Court. Jack Wiggings hnS been removed
from the Pcnitcniinry to the Comfy
Jnil. lIe WIS NJ glad TO get back to tho
old place lis no was to leave it.-Salt
Lake T.iGHHe. ....r..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

JUO"E DAVIS f.icnds nro urging tho
name Of Lyman TIumLuli. OF Illinois.
ns Davis SUCCESSOR III the Supreme
Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
4 Stock Gambling Difficulty.

Some time ago O suit was brought by
S. F. Gashwiler ngHinst II. G.. Maynard
in the Fourth District Court OF San
Francisco, to dissolve copnrtnership
and divide the common assets. From
tho statements put forth by the plain
till it seems that the copartnerBhip was
formed for tho purpose OF specializing
i'll mining stocks, Gashwiler agreeing
to put up the cash and Maynard to fur
nish tho points" Tho points, how
ever, seem to have been exceedingly OBJ
scurO, rs while operating OH them the
plaintiff claims to have sunk several
thousand dollars. Tho case came up
in tho Court OH Monday Oh plaintiffs
application for m order allowing him
to sell stock held by tho firm, but Mny-
nard objected on tho ground that tho
agreement between himself and Cash
wiler would not permit the latter to sell
stock without his consent. After argu-
ment Judge Morrison said no did not
belioyo tho plaintiff would ever agree
to bind his money up in any such man
ncr, md he therefore granted the appli.
cation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
lin1IIDn ShiuulclhI.

Tho Manhattan Silver Mining Com
pIny shipped TneBdny, IL bnrs Of bull.
lion. weighing 77S pounds. mud valued
at Sl2,950 -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11

TnE Laramie Sentinel says as soon as
tho mill Is got 10 running, tho rolls for
tho manufacture OF merchant iron, OF
n1los for car wheels, ard for rolling
narrow. gauge iron, will be sot up md
put IN operation. There nro eighty
thousand tons to DO rolled for the Utah
Northern nNrrow.gungo iOHd, rs soon M
possible, Ia addition to the work for tho
Union Pacific lluiltoad.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
a New lSaI,er,

Tho Ward Refer. now paper 10 10
started in Ward. IL announced to APP
pear nbout tho 10Th OF the present
mon th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-11
slough on NYcIIx

A Worlds Now Orleans spccial saws;
Tho following tclogrnpllio correspond.
et'co took place Tuesday:
Washington. February o. Du,ean 2,
ftnatr, he'0 Orleans: WoIls leslilies to.
day TINT you offered him $500, 900 70
count tho vote for Tildon.
.t..E-- l.. 4. BURKE.
NEw ORLEANS, February 5.-E, T..
H"'6c, Washington! Had Wells stated
Tho truth bo would hayo snid that ho
Wells asked for 5000, 900 TO coun, tho
vote OF Louisiana ns actually cnsl In tho
oHilot-boxos. replied TINT did not
hhvo tho money. II doomed necessary
can como to Washington.
ID. T. KENNER, d
Just nftcr tho Returning Boards pro.
mitigation Of tho vote, Kcnncr met
wells In the street, md snit TO him;
"Why, Wells, how could you do such a
thing as that - TO which Wells 10.
plicd' "why, you all would not do
anything for me-" "You must bnyo
boon paid handsomely" said Konncr,
"fon bctf nnswercd Wells. Kenncr
Is ono OF tho best known md most res.
pcc1od citizens Of Now orlcans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-02
c~,a-elI Pos, once.

TheChatIotfe 1Fmoera complains of
the name eiven fotIIe newly opened Post
otiee iHsihis esnniy because there b al,
rradypu office % fIis iianje on tile a. II.
aud q. Rail Roasi. -. sss..ls TO .. sssJ isa
The Post onire 10 this County Is known
officially as Caldwell ipA,ilnie. Lpi spoken
81 ~ honsc nsfniRsry rs Caldwell I'e-
eaus. Ais simply the fe.esiablishuvp.V %
All Office 10 existence many years beiafe
the war, Tue nsmr, Was bestowed y
honor s.fiDE Joseph Caldwell, President
nfihc University. Orange thus claims
priority III he use 81 tile title.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-02

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-02
savannah Morning news.

Elsewhere viii lie found the yearly pros
pectn~ &c the above Journal. 70 which We
invite attention Both ma liiesary and
political point Of view We regard II the
hest If our Southern exchanges. II is I'M
fIinri,ingly Democratic. under our accep.
tslinll III, lie term. and i conducted with
.rnvii.i,ie ability and aan,inrnt sslgaeity.
A. Il ncrspopc,. it's uilrivaiitd; and p
those having business OF social relations
itstillS want which Acamnot he supplied
with Florida elsewhere, aud - wherefore
fuyalualsle.seAk s4sif~s f -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-02

"MIAsJ Roberts, prominent citizen
of0rangen is not dead as the Ns,cs states.
Last weeks RECORDER said. I'VE learn,
through Mr.. A. ]. Roherls of Mangum's
store, that Sir. Mareas Harriss, Of that
vicinity. died &c.'f Last winter. we
stated thai "tlie Rev, Mr.. lyhtsI,p; re.
Gently assigned 70, the charge Of the
Methodist Church in this place Re-"
The Ners local put il 10 The world. much
70 the confusion Of the ineInliers Of the
conferenee. al,o.eWlid ,Indctstand it.
tl,at THE Rev. Mr.. Wheeler has resigned
ll. charge gSc.n
!. A little more care Mr.. Local.