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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
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Owing 10 the heavy flow OF water in
the Company's shaft, it was found I'M
profitable to continue work upon the
South Lcop. rd mino, without the aid of
machinery, ana the work of sinking
was therefore suspended last fall, until
such timo MS hoistiug works could be
erected. The Company has obtained
tho machinery formerly i'll use
upon tho Leopard Shaft which
is being transferred to the former.
The contract for placing The machinery
in its ncw position has been lei, and II
portion Of II is already on the ground.
1t will be ready for delivery to the Com
pany by the first Of next month, when
tho work of prospecting the mine will
be immediately. resumed, and prosecu-
ted us rapidly us possible. All money
realized from the present assessment will
10 used in developing the mine; the old
Leopard Company taking stock in Ike
new enterprise, in payment for the
hoia,ins works and the expense Of pat
ting them in running order i'll their new
position. The Leopard! S.a::a! :"as
prospectcd to depth Of five hundred
feet with this machinery, and will AZ.
ford ample capacity 10 prove tie value
Of the present ground. There is hardly
doubt that n body OF orc will be found
i'll this ground; The formation is precise.
ly kc that i'll tho original Leopard, and
tho course Of the ledge il it continues
ms ut present, will bring it n little west
of the South Leopard shaft, and AS Tie
lower levels indicate pitch OF the ledge
to the east, it iG possible that it will not
be necessary 10 t!ritt for it, but tina: it
will be cut by tho shaft.
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tFrorn Tuesdays Daily.l
Cnr,on Corry.romdener.
CARSON, Feb. Ii, 1877.

.. CARSON, Feb. ii, 1877.
Editor In&pt@.icn,:-As l have had
occasion to refer in one of my previous
letters to bill introduced in the Senate
10 rcdistrict the State, il IS but proper
that should make another reference to
the same subject though in a different
shape, The bill rs ordered cngrosscd
yesterday, Mrs introduced by Senator
Baker, and is n substitute for bills No.
), Ii, and 10, aud leaves Elko county,
us it is 1t present, distinct Judicial
District. This substitute WAS the result
OF committee Of conference. one Sem
Htor from each county forming the COM
mi,!cc, and Of whi,h Mr.. Baker OF
Eureka county, was tho Chairman.
This bill will undoubtedly pass both
Houses o! Tie Legislature.
Senator Shepherds Estr0y bill will
also think become II law. II embraces
u most needed improvement ON the
present provision Of the statute, and il
fully carried out, will meet tho wishes
Of those most interested, and for whose
benefit the bill WAS introduced.
Thursday was Il lively day both in the
Senate and Assembly, in the former
body, Senate bill No. g, entitled "Au
Act TO provide Revenue Tor tic auppTTs
Of the Stitc Government, was taken
from the lilo n.l on motion OF Srnrto:
Chmhh!!s!: - strike ont the clause ta::-
ing clutches mos. spirited debate
followed. baker favored the motion by
IL GtronG speech. and Edwards. oppOsiu.
il, made II po"criu! and well dJ!iyc.cd
argument to Sustain his position. West
cil:rid made motion for further
amendment which WAS 10 strike out
grave yards, Old Frllowa', Masonic,
nmh knights Of ;'yti.ins' IEalil." These
amendments were lost and Tie bill
passed.
In the Assembly Mighcl'a hill
Cor tho establishment Of House
OF Correction Tor hoya. better
known "s The "IIou,llum till. came up
t6r finul passage. There has been con
siderable lobbying done iur .iaii bill, and
much feeling manifested rs it was
believed by many 10 DO Il wheel wiihin
wheel" Is which TO Kill tho approach
alton asked 20: TO rrodccute the work on
the State Prison ut Reno. The bill WAS
defeated, and hlirhrls WAS compelled 10
swallow Litter pill. Some excitement
was indulsGd in since tho passage
Of the Warden bill among the cnndi.
dates for Warden and Deputy Warden
and .hcii respective friends; bat, ~ al
has been "@t:leh III clLcas, there viii! bi
but little to 10 tomorrow (Muuday),
save to cast the vote for Gen. Batter.
man the Republican nominee. lie is
authorized 10 appoint his Deputy. ani
| IaHUr has il 10 day tla: he will lie called
fru;h tic Ds!Hocrn!ia ramSs. Your COZ.
responder; il rather iucrcduluud Oh this
point q! patty :.;n,:':.aimiIy.
fiD@L. .'':G.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Win. Myers, Of Ruby Valley, who
made II brief stay here. II few days ago,
while OIL his way TO San Frarciaco,
brought Gomc If tho finest specimens OF
mica from u mine Of the same. situated
near his place. that We have ever seen.
Some Of tho pieces measure as high as
six inches square, transparent and color
lcSs. From whit we have gathered
respecting this mineral, :hi5 mino in
the ltuby range Of mountains ~ very
valuable, for according TO representa-
lions from those who claim 10 DC nc
quainted with tho facts, pure article
Of micn in squares Of marketable GiHc
Is rarely found, and IL therefore u ready
Hnle mt good prices. We understand
that tho owners Of The property arc
nbont forming themselves imtoa n incor.
poTntcd Company, after which, dcvol.
opmcntH will again be pushed forward
with vigOr. Specimens Of tho mineral
may he seen Il. tho Com saloon.
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from Saturda, 3 Da:Iy.1


In our advertising columng this morn-
ing will bc fond Il notice signed by tho
CEiEcGo population OF Elko, in regard
10 which We desire TO mako an c1pla-
nation. The COW there referred to WAS
one which the vuqucroS were leading 10
the G!aughtnr-houGe 70 be Killed for Gcef; ;
aud ah she wuS being forcibly pulled
along tho street by lncars Of riuttA
attached 10 her hornd, when Immediate
~ in front Of the Chinese Joss House
she set up most piteous Lawliug.
Now We are all diSasrGeably Rwarc that
he Chinese are n this time celebrating
their New Year, and il seems that tho
believing of the COW occurred nj such 4
period OF the ceremonies in the JOSS
EOu.ia as that il immediately occurred
to the entire community that there wax
something about the coincidence pccul.
iarly terrible ana omiuous; and in or
der to avert the calamiticS which they
imagined 10 10 proguosiicatcd, they de-
termined that the life Of the COW should
b. ransomed. They accordingly bought
lie COW from Mr.. Gcrrccht, aud after
having decorated her with ribbons aud
performed other ceremonies over her
they turned her out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

About ono o'clock Tuesday morning.
fire broke out on ihc first ilcrr Of the
Chamberlain hotel at Reno. and spread
with such 'rightful rnpidily Tint cham.
hcrmnil, named Johnson. who was in
the third story, was unable 10 escape.
and persisted In lie flames. Nothing
wns saved frun tho dcyuuIinG element;
Tho inmates Of tho building having
barely time to escape with their lives.
Tho fire had evidently been in smoth.
cred progress foo some time bC fore burst
ing forth, which q, Counts for The sudden
destruction Of Ito building aud It's con-
tcutu
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

We are Informed by the propriolors
OF the Elko FIGURING Mill that they
have nearly finished manufacturing in.
to flour oil Of The surplus wheat that
was produced i'll this county last yea
son. On account Of lack OF conf
dcnce on tho pnrI of tho farmers ia the
building Of the mill, the amount Of
ground seeded to wheat was not nearly
SO great as IL will be The coming season,
The result Of this seasons run il a.
go barrels Of -four aud 500 tons Of
barley cracked. Next season there will
doubtless be of least enough wheat
raised TO supply the county With four,
and II We can also furnish IL 10 Eureka
county, it will bc source OF Income
which will be felt by oTcry business in
tcrCst in tho county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
no Protect TIiIgrrs.

The first section Of tho supplement To
tho net to "Sccnro Liens to Mechanics"
reads M follows: "Whtrc orc Is dcliv-
cred to custom mill or reduction
works, mud sold TO said mili or rtduc.
ton works. or worked ntM percentages.
tho pntty or pnrtics ~ Furnishing orc to
Enid mills or reduction works, shall
have preferred lien upon the bullion
product md upon the uro not reduced,
ns RgalnBt attachment and other c"cdi.
tara -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Editor IndeptndeHf:--I write 10 inform
you tho Windsor mill commenced
crushing Grand Prize orc on Tuesday
morning everything working beautifully.
After running some hours they discoy-
cred that tho pulp would not settle, run.
ming Oh with The slum, showing thut Il
viii have to be crushed dry. They
commenced building kiln 20rIO feet,
to dry tho ore, which will he flushed
on Friday, whom operations will again
DO commenced. Will write you ia q
fow days. By.thc.by, Nunccy Las
struck u large body of very rich ore iu
tho "Mo.cow" which coca way VII in
tho thousands. IL IL in tho same line AZ
tho Grand Prize. ]. II, s..
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GFrOm Thursdays Daily.l
SSnatc Eli 20. IO4


To amend m "Act concrriIin. Jurics"
introduced by Mr.. Shepherd. Of ElkO.
reads us follows: "S.ction twelve Of
an Act entitled An Act concerning
Jnr:cs, approved March 5, 1873, is
hereby amended SO NJ 10 read rs fol-
lows: Each person summoned to serve
as grand juror, and each trial juror,
summoned rs provided in this Act. un-
less said trial juror DO excused by the
Court FROM serving on the DAY he is
Summoned to intend, shall receive
three dollars per day for cnch und every
day he may be i'll attendance, and fifteen
cents per mile i'll travelling to and re-
turning from conrt, to be paid rs here
inbcforc provided" The object is to
afford something like adequate compen-
saIiOn for business neglected and time
expended by citizens in serving the
county in the capacity Of jurors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Graiu Jitrors.

Tho following list comprises the
names Of the Grand Jurors drawn for
thoprcgclh term: j.. l.. Iluhcsly. Go.
SciM, W. 4. Harvey, }. g. Boynton,
Antoine nixcl, ]. $. hinyhugh. John
A:mlcy, a. l.. Sherman. J. W. Knight.
G. W. Cuddington, Frank IInrgig. j. j..
Campbell, Cha'lcs Cox, u. V. Iolinsom,
J. II. Tabcr, W. u. Gihbs. JOHN Crochcr,
$. NJ. Beard, q. u, U0ipih, +. j.
Franks, II. EGnu, 4. W. Gcduoy, G. u.
Abel. aud Jqgl willard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

WE havo often heard Of absont-lnind-
ed people. but never realized fully to
what Inconvenience il will some times
put n person mill yesterday. A gentle
man connected with the NJ. W. NJ. Co.
had occasion to visit tho Defiance mine,
md was furnished with Superintendent
Clements ono saddle horse to ride up.
The, gentleman in question mado the
up trip all right, transacting his bust
ness, aud should havo mounted his
horse md rode homei but instead Of
doing this, no entirely forgot he had
horse and hoofcd it all tho way down
the mountain; nor did ho think OF tho
horse once until passing the stable
where the horse is kept no was hailed
by the hostler 10 know what ho hud
dono with tho animal. Muttering q
silent prayer, tho gentleman started
back for tho mine, aud il is to be hoped
that on the way mp tho mountain no
made many promises for the future
Word umrr.
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Pc. UIiitl.

We holicc tho Arrival b; the tain last
evening Of tho Hon. .. ". liam.
mond, mcmnpr % The Legislature
;.0m Humboldt county who IL
on The doirt Ccmn,;tteo OF the
Legislature 20 visit our State Uni
vcrsi,y. Mr.. Hammond states that tue
othr members Of tho Committee.
Mcs'rs. Blair mud Mills will arrive
hero this oyCniag.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Mr.. Hammond Of tho State University
Joint Committee, mention Of whose ar
rival was ,nado yesterday, hos received
atclcgram from one OF the other mem.
bcis Of tho committee stating that ncith-
Of tho other members will bc here, md
directing him TO act for them IN the mat
Ter. Mr.. Hammond visited tho Univcr-
siiy yesterday. both in tho forenoon and
afternoon, witnessing tho workings Of
the Institution, nnd making an cxamina.
ton Of the buildings. Wc aro satisfied
from what We havo accn OF SIR. Ham.
mnnd that llo will make fair md im.
partial report In regard to this matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
In Justice Court.

4 morbid desire to celebrate the ad-
vent Of Chinese New Year in manner
competing with the intensity of Celcs-
tial devotion, occasioncd the misarpro-
priation Of sundry and divers fowls. aud
the incarceration Of puir of tho devo-
tees for the brief period of thirty days.
Judge Taylor is responsible for the cur
tnilment Of their constitutional prerOga-
tive to pursue happiness with wurm
board.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

There is good deal Of talk just now
of compromise with tho bonanza mine
owners i'll regard to the bullion lax mat.
ter. but it il TO be hoped that our Lcgis.
tors will stand firm and not alloS them
selves to be Influenced by short-sishtcd
considerations of cxrcdicmcy, because
it will bc much better 10 push the mat
ter TO u final decision nov THAI 10 pur.
sue vncillating policy, Gitd have the
Same qucsriuns being continually rGi-cd
uhnu. il. by all means let The matter
DO pushed to final decision, and. il
necessary, let The Stntc borrow money
until that dccin!ou shall be reached.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
The Great ItuIIroad Suit.

In the case Of the United Suites vs..
The G. p. Il. X. Co., brought to re-
cover Il percentage Of The net earnings
Of the road, nov Oh trial in San Fran
cisco, Judge Sanderson. counsel for the
Railroad Company, pleads that the
road WIS not completed until last July,
and consequently the Company was not
limbo to pay the percentage until that
time. The case IVES submitted on last
Tuesday,
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FROM Wo,'neG,'ay's Daily. ]


rhI'i 'scT-nhsE isi:iH.
Tho GnnEa German Hand passed
through on their way Enst last evening.
AMI while tho train lay II; tho Depot,
aomc OF our Tcutonio citizens persuaded
them 10 favor tho largo rroHdnsscmhlcd
with II saimll. al their musicA. skill. At
the conclusion e. the piece, which was
admirably executed, threu rouEiig
cheer" for the l.tt!o "Yarmcm Band"
shook tho douhio-dccEcd porticn, and
attracted The attention Of gentleman
who htrricdly approaching. remarked.
"tliat some famous politician must be
on board, ~ the Elko Comets were out
again"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

a private Letter has been received
here recently from our wh:Iom friend,
L. /. Marx, who III company with his
wife is travelling in Europe, and at tho
time of writing The letter above referred
to, WIGS sojourring Mt weisbHden. He
states that b. The advice Of physicians
Eo will remain there for some time to
enable his vile 10 use the salt baths for
which that place is 80 celebrated. lie
says he only weighs 2II pounds him
self, nni is advised by his physician to
drink plenty Of good wine and lager
beer. lilo speaks very lispnragingly of
TIE manners and customs o; the natives
OF that country, and says that Nevada
a'li;f hia ideas the best yet. lie is COM
ia; buck 20 Lhis country but docs no.
known exactly when.
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l'cI.OIIu..

ii. y. II. brown, Wells Fnrgo's agent
at Cornucopin, who has been on Il yisi:
to Sacramento during tho past two
weeks, returned here By the train las,
evening in good health. :. Judge g. ~
Kcrney departed for the Era; BY tho
BAino train, and ruInor hath il that his
visit TO the East Mt this tiiaG, has for its
object tho contamination of :: matIi-
moniul engagement Of long standing.
Tho fortunes OF the rcportorial nugur
failed Ia cStrac! u confession, but wc
obtained all that could reasonably be
expected from mc!u1cr Of the legal
frnternity--a demurrer TO the soft i'm
parchment. The train also bore
AWAY toward the rising sun, the
unior member Of tho Western Union
corps Of operators, Tracey Carey. The
young man, by his uniform !inIluci5
OF disposition AMI gentirIn.:uiy drpnrt.
mcnt, had wUa The r1apcrt nal esteem
Of our ci:i""nH scnrraly, rml these, TO.
Scthvr with u liberal share o; Euml
l'nkF, comLintd with u lively appreciu.
tion Of female facinn,ioni. lnd made
him extremely popular with most of
the mnrringeLie Young !'iGi,,: IN town,
bGt like tho Spartan hero, lie tore Lin.
self away, Gld now "rcc,!.. onward to-
the buckeye STATE, to bu.y Lis %ricis
in the hoGoln o! his fathers family.
That no smash-uHs uur Lrcnl, downs
may occur on the trip. 1T thc c%prcn9r'l
wish Of his numerous friends. iIr.
G. A. Ross. late Of EiSo, has nrlived at
SIM Francisco, and ii booked nj tho
Grand
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The Amiable and Polite Tclrgrupler.'
Coinn1ES.


Company.
The following rules and regulations
hnve been adopted by the AmiNble Tele-
Grnphcrs' Company doing business in
this place. Tho patrons Of the Com
pany will therefore take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly: This is n
message and is received and forwarded
subject to the following rules and reguia-
tons OF 4is Company. which require
that oil messages shall 10 received be-
fore transmission. To guard against
errors the sender should have u copy
printed and spell the same out to tho
operator, and also forward copy by
mail or take it himself. This Company
will not be liable for mistakes or delays
in tho transmission or delivery or non
delivery Of any message, where dupli-
cate copy is not delivered by tho sender
i'll person. beyond onc-iifticth Of the
sim received for transmission; and i'll
TO case will they assume any liability
where messages arc forwarded by oppo-
sition orcompeting lines. And this COM
pany reserves tho right without assum-
ing liability therefor, Of forwarding any
message directly to the paper basket III
case Of atmospheric disturbances or in
terruption of any character Whatever to
their lines. No employee is authorized
to vary the foregoing unless he sees
money in it,"
ST. LENT JAKE. Pres't.
II. ii. Il. BLErroSE, Gcn'l Supt.
Al BRUcK, Secretary.
jon. FOLEY FIrzpATIoUE, Treas.
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Tho Eureka Sentinel of Tues lay has
the following account Of II terrible lrci-
dent which occurred in Pine Wiley on
that day:
young IMAM named lIerry Singer,
i'll the employ of the L. & l.. II. Il. Go.
ut the Hay Ranch VAT killed this morn
ing in tho following mnnnsr: lie
mounted Il horse, with coyote which
ho had killed; the horse became fright.
cncd AID threw the rider, who SrriDs 10
have lad the strap of the halter so fast
cncd TO his wrist that Ito was dragged
and kicked to death. The horse dragged
the body half mile, whore no WAS
caught md tho boiy cut loose. The
boy hn6 no relatives in thia State. His
mother lives in Scdalia. Missouri.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
The Weather.

We see by our exchanges that they
hive been having n small supply Of tho
much-needcd rain in California. On
Wednesday appearances indicated that
we might get some of it here, but the
clerk OF the weather only gave rs n
very thin eoLt Of snov on Wednesday
night. which soor disappeared Jester
day un6er the influence Of genial rays
.. Oid Sol.
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Got Aboard.

We saw yesterday tall, long-lesged
passenger on the emigrant train get on
board after tho train had started aud
had got considerable headway. Tho
way he swung his hind leo around I'M
der tho car in close proximity 70 the
wheel. was calculated to mako nervous
people shuddcr.
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From Fritny's DHiiy.1
4 Curlu5it)'.

W. lnvc bocn shown l. remarkable
n0,u-al cG":osilj in the shape OF the
ytlk uf n bc"'s egg enclosed in u shell
and wnu info med that 1t was taken i.um
natal Appearing cgg which lad no
O,hcr rccIl.a:iIy about IL except vhsr
h:okon the yClk was ioand TO be Gu
closed in Hhrll us above stated. THIS
n 10 na'y can bt seen nj tho Gem ia.
mon
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\ EurnliN dispatch says the Dislict
Court, Oh Saturday. d"nic! tbs alIlic'.
OF ilin Eureka Consolidated llinin.
Company ipr AL injunction ag.:;na! IL,
Richmond C1mto!!i",-L Mining Com.
rary (!imi;.dI oi London, aid vacated
The icH'"ainins o"tlcr Gu the &.cu::h tha;
tbs !.omhuT corpurl.i1a WAS not III,
proper defendant. The same proceed
ingS we're Immediately Instituted against
the American corporation the Rich.
:aui.:l Company Of Nerndn.
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Departure. by stage.

Tho stage for tho north this morning
took tho following passengers for Tug.
car0ra: W. u. Cutter, y. s. Brown.
4. II. nichmnn. nud II. j. Leach; for
Cornucorin, Amos plummcr, i. Lilo,
$500 Cnyanough, and Mr., and Mrs.
Smith
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arrivals 10y StnSc.

The following passengers arrived by
stage last evening: q. l.. Perkins and
wi;e, +. L. French, L. NJ. Johnson, j.
II. Fitzpatrick, and Z. Toly. from Tus-
carcIn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

We SEQ thnl they Hre having spell
ling bees in various parts Of tho Stnte.
Would it not be n good plnn to havo
one in Elko in connection with the
church social? 1t woull probably give
additional interest to that affair.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
ErnrS,, onIrr. Discontinued.

1t is reported that Wells, Fargo e Co.
have discontinued all their Offices in
Utah Territory with tho exception of
Ogden and Salt Lake City. No cause
is nssignel for This new lepartmru.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Tho stage from Cornucopin Last even.
ing brought to Wells Fargo & Co., from
tho Leopard Compnny's mill, four bars
al bullion, valued ut "a, Gji n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Iii SrCrrt Session.

Tho Electoral Commission, wNs at
lust accounts In secret session. No de-
cision IN tho Floridn cnsc, upon which
tho final adjustment IL supposed 20
hinge, hRA sci been given,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
4 GnOiI Showing.

According to tho Wind Miner, tho
FURNACES Of tho Martin White Company,
since they commenced reducing ore last
n"l''o'nher, have produced bullion 10
tho value Of slUO, 900,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Tho Sentinel Of Tuesday says: The
Mineral Till Company yesterday ship.
ped TO San Francisco by Wells, Fargo
K CO., two bars Of buliion, valued nj
S2,GlG 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

a. l.. DADr, Of San Francisco, the
Senior partner of the firm Of Badt &
Cans, is III our city on n visit.
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Arrivals IIr BIurr

:, Arrivals last evening wcro ns foilowa:
rom cornucopla, Amos Plummcr md
80 'nuo; from Tnscnrorn, Mas lIannum
"nd G. McDcrmit.
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1piiiI'f,irI,t,

=, INC delinquent iist Of tho Tuscarora
consolidated, will DO found in another
column,
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MARRIED.

JOSfS-SHUSTER-In Hko, February 18th,
1871 by ReH. J. II. Byer1. Hr. John Ii. Jones 10
Mrs. Mary shuster.
COX .ASnERSOS-In Elfo, At The FesIdones
q Len. Wines, Sunday, February Iilh. 1871.
BY Hon. J. II. I1nrk, john +. Coz, To Mrs.
Amanda Andsrson, b"lh OF tbs tsHn OF Ham.
boldt WClls. Stale Of SsradE. r.rr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-05
THE MESSAGE.
President Hayes Suggestions
to Congress and the
Country.

w give herewith the presidents message,
revised and corrected, with most of the miss