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

ST. LOUIS Republican,: Tho cnn"ac irr
OF Thomas Paine, ono OF the CHIEF
founders OF this republic is coming out
i'll clearer light than it has iujoycd
since his death, through tho contro-
versy between DR.. Prime OF the New
York OIIoper and Colonel Robert In-
gersoll. 1t has beon tho habit Of, Eng
lish writer's, when they found ocension,
10 refer 20 "rhomRs Paine-the nthe-
ist." A. the sRme they knew iii thoy
knew anything ut nll about tho man,
and il they did not, such ignorance
was GIill less e1cusnble) that Paine
was not an atheist. At tho very be-
ginning Of his cage OF Reason" h
makes his clear confession Of faiih
ought 10 put to shnme those professor
OF religion who delight to call him
"Athcist.". Tho present controversy
is whether Pnino died drunkard and
hypocrite, ms charged by some Chris
tians, in order TO warn renders OF from
his writings. ltis moro than likoly
That the last charges aro as uniounded
in fact MS thNt Of his ntlicism. Ingor.
soil demands the proofs, aud they arc
not yet forthcoming.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

a couple Of the highwaymcn who
havo so long industrionsly piled their
vocation on tho stage route between
Cheyenne and the Black Hills, were a
few days ago pursued n distance of
ninety miles, and captured by Lieu
tenant Chase with detachment Of the
Third cavalry. The conch going South
when two and half miles out OF Fort
Laramie, was stopped by two robbers
and tho passengers plundere;i, rs usual.
The robbers then rods OFF Norih aud
about daylight, surprised md robbed n
freighters' camp, paying special atten-
tion to Chinnmau along with the out
fit. News reached Laramie, upon which
chase WAS immediately given, the lie
tachment being accompanied by an
experienced scout. -.I,! g..
The pursuing pnrty accomplished
ninety miles between daylight and
dark, Tie last five miles becoming n
hot raco with tho robbers, who threw
away everything That might eEcumber
their light, including their arms. AZ
ter being fired upon, and seeing no
hope of escape, the robbers sIE55R;.cretl
and were taken TO Fort Laramie. Thet
refused to give their names but ono is
identified as Webster, the slayer OF
Deputy Sheriff, Cuny, and tho horses
they rode, stolen from the stage com,
pany some tiue ago. Other articles
found in their possession have Glsc
been identified rs property of the des
poiled stage passengers. Their career
,hs agents Of the road is summarily
closed. ..' t. -s
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The Nevada Supreme Couft, in tho
oase Of the Golden Fleece Gold and
Silver Mining Company VI. tho Cattle
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
Company, hold that proper consiIuc.
iinn OF the Acts Of Comgt.pa confines
the location to portion Of the ledge
covered 10y tho gurinco boundaries, so
that II the ledge should be found 10
cross !he surface, the location viii bo
linincd To tho number of feet actually
within the location; TINT ~ il. i'll u
elaine GOO foot wide and 1,bbU fect
long, tho ledge should cross the Chime
nj right angles tho claimant viii take
only GOO feet, instead OF |, 800 feet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
AS We EIIIectctf.

The report that prominent Indiana
Democrats. including Governor Will
liams had met in caucus at Washington
10 G:scuso tho question Of Senator Nor.
toms successor, directly upon the re-
ceipt OF the news OF his death, is
promptly and fatty contradicted by tho
parties belicd. ....... .-.. ..-..
A dispatch from indianapolis an
norucGs The Governors return from the
National Capital, and denies the truth
of the report in toto, saying his person.
al respect for the deceased Senator,
without any other consideration, WAS
quite sufficient to prevent the In n.niies-
lior Of any untiuo iIasts in the matter.
Governor Hendricks also declares
that ho han not tho slightest info-Ina-
tion rs to AIr. Mortun's successor, re-
ga-ding the mention of such subject
during the life OF The Senator as e.
tremely improper.
Az for himself, Mr.. Hendricks snid
he had no desire TO return 10 the SEN
ale. -. a... ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

From tho .N,SaJ Erri.w Of Nov. end.
we clip the following items:
NOAH Fountain. employed nj tho In.
dependence mill, received severe, and
possibly Eerionr injuries. Thursday,
while Mt work In one OF tho settlers.
Tho heavy muller which was prorpcd
ur out Of the way, aucidouily dcscc
upon him, crushing him down until
bis criCH brought assistance.
Samuel Chapman, n Cornish miner
died Of pneumonia Mt his cnhin, We'd.
ncsday, and was buried on the follow.
Ing day. n large number Of friends md
acquaintanccs Intending the funeral,
Tho now shaft nj tho Pnwnec mine
has reached depth OF t0I feet. A
croEs.cnt in tho lower level hns cnt In,
ledge. ard @os continued nearly cirh
fec, without reaching tho opposite wall.
The wall struck, Is regular; has very
lilllo dip. aud according 10 the compass,
Its trcau il towards tho Grand prizo.
The oro Of tho lcai looks exceedingly
well, with clear, pure quartz.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

The wife Of J. N. Berry, tho Union
Pacific Railroad robber killed by Sher.
if Glnscock of Fayeite county, No.,
has brought suit against thnt officer for
$4,000 damages. Sheriff Glnscock af.
ter the wounded robber had been
brought into the town OF Mexico, where
he died, said that he hrst called upon
Berry to surrender, and only fired when
ho attempted to escape, thus commit
ing m excushble homicide by the fact
that it wns committed in the lnxful dis.
charge OF official duty. 1t is said on
good authority TINT tho real fact is that
Sheriff Glnscock crept up on Berry
while ho was asleep in tho bush, and
hred both barrels of his gun without
calling on him to surrender. II is
furthermore asserted that the Sheriff
and ono or two OF hig posse admitted
this to be true, and justified tho net bo-
cause Berry was desperate Of tho
most dangerous and snvngs typo, who
had sworn never to be taken alive, anu
that, being good shot. he would Ger.
tainly have killed one or moro OF his
pursuers had he received moments y
va nin.. ..'"'. .rE 10 D
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
Good News From, Tybo.

Tho following cheerful expression
resulting from tho improved order Of
things in Tybo. is from tho Sun of Sat
urday last:
"Tho stnr Of Tybo is again in tho
ascendant; every body in the camp is
busy and cheerful, and the old canyon
again rcsounds with tho constant boom
CT blasting, tho dull roar OF machinery,
and tho shrill scream Of steam whist
les. On The 9Oth ul.. Tho Tybo Con-
solidnted Company startsd up one Of
their furnaces. On Tho 3lst tho other
was started, and already both arc pour
ing out steady streams OF re6-hot bull
lion rs though neither had been cold
and silent for the past tWo months.
A full complement OF mon have nlso
been put to work on tho Two G mine.
In short the company haTo resumed
work in every department with tho
most brilliant prospect OF long, sue.
cessful nnd remuncratiYc run. The
mine. IL our informauls are to be be.
lievGd, Two are not a "Sharp'' our
self. has mover looked SO we'll rs il
does to-day, and thcscis plenty OF o-e
in sight to keep both furnaces running
for nm indefinite length OF time, md
the ore is rich and tsactable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

Tho White Pine NsTs OF The 9Th says:
Our latest ndyiccs from the strike 1nndo
last week in the Ebcrhnrdt tunnel is,
that they hHv G passed through the ore
formation, and nre again in = mixture
OF spar and Limestone. Tho ore for.
mntion Tas cut through nbout twenty
feet, in tho east side Of tho tunnel, and
the general opinion IL that All ore cham.
bor lies eastward, which vas only grhzOd
by tho tunnel. Drifting, We learn, will
soon hc commenced ON the vein aud the
ground eastward, from whence tho in
dicat:ons como, thoroughly explored.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
Senator ?tu. ton.

Oliver T.. Morton was born in Wayne
county, Indiana, August iib, 1929, and
was, therefore III his 5Ith year. lie
was q graduate Of Minmi University,
aud subsequently studied and rracticed
law. III 1852 hn was elected Circuit
Judge Of the Fifth Judicial District of
Indiana, and in 1850 he was chosen
Iicntcnant Governor. lIo succeeded TO
the Goycrnoiship Of tho State in 1861
10y reason OF The election OF Governor
Lane 10 the United States Senate. lie
succeeded himself Rs Governor in 1864.
und three ycnrH later took the place Of
Senator Lane in tho upper House Of
Congress. lie w"s re elected in 1872,
10 hold until March 81. 1870.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE 40, EDWARD FARRELL, DOWN
a!N er In the Ella Mina: You arc hereby nsti-
fled rs owner OF % feet In the Ella mine. sItun-
ted in Hock Creek Mtting District, Elko County,
state OF Nevada, that If at the expiration OF 30
daya sfter tho publication Of this notice, yOu
will have failed 10 contribute your proporii. n
OF the annual expenditure mads OH tho said
by the Act OF Congress, approved Marrh 10Th.
lSI2. and amendments uIhretO. your interest AZ
above described, will become lilo property OF
your co-owner. the undersigned, who las made
sail mining property. 'sHagG
D. ROETILER.
Elso' oct. ~ 1877, ls-s - oC23-2OI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

OSE OF tho former owners OF the Gen.
Les mine, adjoining tho Sionewnll
Jackson Of Globe district, passed OH
to San Francisco this week with slO, 900
in his pocket, being part OF tho pro.
cced5 Of tho sale. Ho says tho McAiil-
lau company has over S50.0OC. OF tho
rich ore from tho StonowRll on hand
and ready for shipment. Their shaft
has been sunk below tho oxidizing Of
fects Of the atmosphere, and their M
tive silver has lost its ruety appearance.
lookiuk now ms bright md clean rs re-.
iintd bullion. l'D.aa &,nhntl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11
DANIEL F. BEATTYS
Pianos and Organs

icl +, Beatty of Hashipgtop,i New Jersey, arc
moro earnestly aud KeueraIly. e0nimended By
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with n rarc briiiiRncy, cleIfness md perfect
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Tho celebrated "6nideu Tongue Resds iu
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the perfected Reed boards, produce sweet, puIo
aud powerful toues. Every instrument, P1nno
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teen days test trial, tho manufacturer paying
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isIaeioty. illustrated ADYERTiSEi, tCStaloEuo
tdiIlclI,I sent 1re7 oaT nFpii616nr.i a dnresA,
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10 THE PUBLIC
MISS A. GooDMAN,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN. by THE UY.
~ derslRncd; administrator Of tho estate Of
John Watson, deceased, to the creditors OF. aud
all persons having claims against, tho said de-
ceased, TO exhibit them,n with the Necessary
YOU aera. within ten months nfter tho tirst pub
licatinn Of this nctcc, to tho said administrators
Mt his Office, In tho town of Elko, county OF
Elk0, and State OF Nevada, s5.
..=s.s - l7Er5- ta,sE n. F.apETEnSON,
Administrator OF the estate of. John Watson,
Z deceased. .'.-l tfL Z : siftbhE > .ttssNI - =
Dateds Elko. Nov, T,h. 1911 10 I. .uo7td
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An Rhscas"crt Of IS cents pcr share
has been levied on tho Independence
md ono Of 20 cents per share on !ho
Sorng American. :# ."r. ...f
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

III; RtUr'Nt says Inc Manhattan
mines have paid $tUj, 800 IN dividends,
without tho loyy Of aiDglc org"ss,ncnt.
That's u good ShuTactcr Of gGogk 10
"aalt down"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

EDnlI,HuItoX, ,h,s hrotnec md Laurie,
tho alleged Tybo Snko 'ob5crs, hayo
been bound over by tho Belmont jus.
ticc to appear before th, noxt Grand
Jury Of Nyc county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

Tno case Of tho people against Will
liam e.. Williams, indicted on charge
OF having robbed Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
express. III Utah, was, says The Salt
Lake T'id"ns, called for trial in the
Third District Court, Thursday, when
defendants Attorneys, McGsrs. TiIford
nna llnean, moved for n continuance
until next term OF Court. on tho ground
that m important witness for tho de-
ienso was sick and unable to attend at
the Court. a proper showing being
made Ia behalf Of the motion, il was
granted by the Co rt, and the case is
continued until tho February term.
The express company haze retained
Creed IIayrnond in the prosecution OF
tho case. 1t will be remembered that
Williams was in the cinploy Of tho
company Mt tho timo Of tho robbery,
Gnd he is charged with having been in
collusion with the robbers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

a nnirF period Of ooasiirg was cit.
ioycd by the boys at Eureka and Aus
lin, within tho past two dnys. No
chnuce for 'Gm hcro y0t. ~
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T,iE Eeuo. JD"Hat hos touthouH.
and dollar lihrl snil O., it, hands. in.
s;iiuIeA BY LX.S'ato scnatVr Thompson
OF WashoU,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

TnE United Stntcs Minls during tho
month Of October coiucd 81. so, 500 in
gold. aud $2,+lG,700 in silver. Tho
public debt statement for tho same
month shows decrensc Of $2,2fG,55
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

a MAH named raul Dullnn was scri.
Ouaiy injurcd by caYo in the X. x.
mino at Eureka, yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-11

GovERSoB HARrRASTr refuses to mp
pear before the Grand Jury to testify
in the case OF General Pearson, charged
with murder, - .-aa E;sg5r
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NO.

AT meeting to. adjust tho proper
tions Of west-bound freight, now. being
held in Chicago, forty Of tho western
roads arc represented. ia
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Conundrums.

What grows bigger as you contract it7
Debt.
Which is the ugliest hood ever worn
-Falsehood
what is the best thing to do in bur
ry 2-Nothing.
What is the greatest hardship in the
world 2-An iron steamer.
Why is a pretty lady like on oat cake I?
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why is a handsome girl like q mirror ?
Because she is good looking lass
When is butter like Irish children ?
When it is made into little Pats.
Why is the strap Of an omnibus like
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Why is a good resolution like faint
ing lady At a btll?-Brcause il ought TO
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when were there only two vowrls ? =
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What il the difference between q hun
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What is the difference between a sailor
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Why are lawyers and doctors safe
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Why is Hanson cab dangerous car.
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What is the difference between a spi
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