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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-08
WEEKLY ELKO INDEPENDENT.
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
SlIFfom Sundays DHailyl Il
VIII SIIItlicntr.

A. Isenedict, tho school teacher ut
Eureka, whose conduct ns such has Just
UNDERGONE all investigation, and been
adversely reported upon blythe Board
Of Trustees. is ont in card. published
in tho Sentinel. IN which hel promises
that at no distant day he will fully and.
satisfactorily lvlnlieate himself. He;
snys tho wording of the report conveys
TO the public tho impression that the
finding Of tho committee Of Trustees,
resulted from the testimony Of tho as'
sistnnt tcnchers, when in fact, the ties.
timony Of tho two male and one Lady
teacher, Contained nothing whatever Of
n cOfivicting character, Notwithstanding
the positive assertion Of ail three, that
had he been guilty, Ms alleged, they
must, Of II necessity, have become
aware Of such fact. After examining
the testimony Of these aBsociatc teach
crs;3swe find nothing in ii damaging to
the character Of Benedict, nor in tho
statements Of tho two janitors. aged lG
aud II years. who are also pupils.
They assert that after school was dis
missed. they always reinnined to attend
10 their duties. and thnt their strict or
ders from Benedict was to not allow my
scholar to remain after tho session was
over, nor suffer anyone TO remain in the
building under any circumstances.
They further aver that the accused WAS
never III the building with my single
pupil alone. Under this showing, the
case has lost some OF its Thickness. and
for the sake Of humanity and. common
lccency, we sincerely hope he may bc
nLle to provo his; entire innocence Of
tho foul charges brought against him.
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8aaly rnuspor,s,l.

The large frame furniture Warehouse
Of n: f. Peterson, was moved from its
old sito to its new location above Fifth
street yesterday, without lis suffering
the slightest damage. The manner Of
conveying IL was different from that
usually adopted about here. Timbcrs
were first placed beneath the building
which was then, by means Of jackscrews,
raised the required hight, when other
.timbcrs crossed them, either end OF
which being supported by half the. run
ming gear Of q heavy wagon: These
being placed ut proper distances apart,
the entire fabric, about so feet in length
by % feet in width. rested upon pair
Of waSops-eonpled unusually long,
it's truo-and the work Of transporting
it q couple Of squares occupied but &"
az" hihuNSS' s.f. ... .s..f. 5000.
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From NbcryatNXYih.

a letter from II. IL. Oakcs, formerly
Superintendent OF tho Mineral Hill
Minea' Company, %ns received by Geo.
Russell, at this place, yesterday. Tho
communication was dated AbcryStwyth.
Wnlcs. where AIr. .Oakcs is now, en-
gagged i'll. comductins mining enter
prise for the Tlylors. the! .satne parties
Observation-Disclosures Mineral Hill mines.
lilo reports himself ns sound md hearty.
doing frat rate. hut EXPRESSES o desire
to revisit the Silver Stntc. IIo always
did take kindly to this country, and IN
n"tnral sequence this people felt kindly
toward him.
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from Wednesdays Daily. j.
Letter from TuSCnrnr,.

.. MARCH 81, 1877.
Nr. Edifor--Allow mo, through yunr
columns, 10 mike few remarks con-
corning this camp aud it's prospects.
Having boon hero some ten days, and
taken n thorough look through the
mines Of Tho district. desire 10 give
Expression to soma Of my opinions re.
gnrding them. havu visitcI all tho
principal ones, aud II. number Of others
TINT hive M yet attracted little ar no
attention, but to nh experienced eye
show us we'll M my. Having come
here merely to look NJ tho camp, nv
views, although perhaps III less value
thnn those Of Rorno others might DO, are
Mt lGnst unbiased.
Tho chief attraction ia Of cOurgo iLc
Grand Prize, but M you nfc probably
well acquainted with tho fncts relating
to this mine, will merely state TINT
Mr.. McNnily, tho Superintendent, ill.,
formed Tic that news Ind just rCnchcd
him hy letter from SAN Francisco, that
tho Company linvo contracted for the
building Of n thifty-stnmp mill. nonr
tho mine, immediately.
Tho parties ut work upon The wcetcrn
extension Of tho Grand Prize, huvo II
good vein Of orc. M havc also tho Do
Frees aud Grand DEPOSIT; both having.
nn abundance Of good ore on their
dumps. At tho Moscow, n fuo lot of
orc hns boon extracted, but owing 10 tho
Absence Of tho parties working Il, couli
not get Ia examine Il.
l., Proceeding @eslwatl from the Mos
COW, the Diana was soon reached. III
which Il well defined lodged wns exposed
but nj tho present opening tho clio Is
not Of 40 high grade m those already
mentioned. Still further west lies The
celebrated Navajo, which report snys
w1s sold last week for $2j,0O0. II SO
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Contract Let.
We learned Yesterday tina, tho .I.co,

We learned yesterday that tho .,Lcop-
ard Mining Company had closed con-
tract with Grccnbaum. one Of the Cor.
nucoria merchants, for !, 900 cords of
wood, 10 be delivered 1T their mill on
Deep Greek. The train of pack ami.
mails that will be rmployeaiiI bliugint:
the wood from the mountains, were
brought down from, about the North
Fork, and passed through here recently.
This action ON tho pnrt Of The Company,
would see,n to Indicate that ii has.no'
Intention Of permitting its mill 10 ec!..,e;.
operations. and tho steady bang Of that
crusher Implies II continuous yield of
good ore from the miae. There is, am
pie reason for The belief that the leo.
pnrdTis one Of the very best mines
north: Of the railroad. aud it is clearly
manifest that the Company has not
"ba.cd one jot OF its fI,ithin either its
richness or permanency. ' =, -, =. !,
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, 4 challenge is hereby extended to
nny nine i'll Elko county, to n game Of
BIAS" ball with the University nine Of
E!!so: SAID game TO LtaiilnYt4l i'm itlit
town Of Lilo, OH Saturday, april lIth,
ISL; stake, $40 and the champion
ship Of Ellio county. Game To be
played under National Association Rules
of 1877. This challenge is cordially
extended 10 the IIalltck nine. \ for
felt Of $2j to be deposited with DIR.
Huntington Oh Or before April 10Th.
! JAS. J.. GALAGAr, Capt.
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nIlr linn,i .Xnrii,.

( Reports have been circulated here
that the road from Carlin to Iinleprad-
cnce Wiley. wn5 a much better one TO
travel than that from Elko. We took
the pains to interview tGamstrr who
has just Returned from Cornucopia. as
TO the merits OF the respective routes,
and received from him the assurance
that all he knew Of the former route
was that after arriving nj Tuylor's three
days out from Elko, with ti:irty hundred.
OF freight behind four horscss four ex-'
ira ho:Fes were sent from that station
to assist n;ehm in on the. Chrlin road
that had then. been out: nine days:
Tint Nas.nll he know about it,, and his
ap$ietE to personally prospect that
route, didn't appear consuming. s.. III.
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\ fail Storm.

hiittlc before ap'eloci, last cYcnin:,
n furious blast came tearing down fro n
The nu!th-wosi, aud had scarccly made
lis exit from tho upper end of town,
when the livclicst kind of an old fash.
toned hail-"torm, which ,wNsl following
fast i'll itsawhkc, turned loose its icy
pellets. md for II few minutes the bonn.
bardm"Mt. wqs c0Idurtcd, with great uni.
,naiion, and aftGrE tit linTnsi 'GS,5SU ,i3
'tylc. 1t was particularly discournging
to spring chickens and bald. heads, but
fortunately didn't last long.
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Notice.

Parties oYYinr : shares in the Mining
property Of ,iilnla& .Gffahd Genital Com
pnuy, IGrand Deposit and Starrl IRE
hereby notified that their certificates
bf stock are nov ready for delivery. i'll
ll.o hands Of u. p. Freeman, ut the
sank.
.z,ysyy.E ~ ,ss,fSN1srg.4
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For the Illnck ILllIn.

II. Il. Digclow of this plnce, took tho
train last evening for Teconu. in order
to meet some intimate personal friends.
prior 10 their departure for tho Black
Hills. & We: learn that several of the
boys, among whom aTe tho Friend
brothers aud Joseph McKittrick, are
about trying their. Inck and r.sking
their scalps among the auriierous col
orrtl elevations, and are to set out to-
dry. We wish them nothing worse
than TINT they may realize their most
brilliant anticipntions, III good TING. re-
turning richer nS well ns wiser.
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Incorporated.

Tho Grand Central Mining Company
10 work III Tuscarora, filed articles of
Incorporation in San FrnnoiSco, ON Sat
urt'ay.. " Tie Directors; nrG ". J. Me-
Donald, j. W. Gashwilcr, james Nor
gan, SilaYn Reiml:nrt, and II. T.. Free
man; capital $lo,oOo,O0o, Tie mines
of the Company embrace the Star, and
Grand Deposit. both wellknown in this
section. ~ - -. y -. : h.
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lIuSi,,ess- Change.

Frank Smith has purchased the inter
est OF George II ,DoGierS in the COM
mission and forwarding business in
which tho latter has been engaged i'll
Etko.
We also learn that John Ainlcy ana
.Franl; Smith have bsii$l:t '.frtiif 'thd
Railroad Company. the upper frcish,
dcpJ. hnilIinS. which they will rsc ~
81 warehouse. The removal of the cell
trail depot building, by materially rcduc-
ing the danger from ire, has enhanced
the valur Of those still standing, and III
fact. that OF all the buildings in the Yicin-
ity.
! E.AGat- = -; z .:s5t ttr++< YQtv-l
I PcrnoliaI.
! Samuel Linkton, l.. II. Barron and
w. J. Hamilton arrived from San Fran.
cisco by the train last evening, and de-
part for Tuscarora 10y the stage this
morning 49,. Our old acquaintance,
Crate Russell, also hrrivcl By the train.
from The West last evening. -. ID. Crit
tclrdcn camc-up rs far rs PH!isade and
switched oil for Eureka. lie will pass
through here for ruscarora within IL day
or two. -. q: ID. Page. one Of the Eurc-
X" County Commissioners, ii down from
Charcoal Flat. VI. G. Crosby and
Frank HarSis went out on the evening
train.
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II appears that some Of the witnesses
to tho killing OF Montana Charley nre
not anxious to bear testimony i'll the
case, ns the following from tha Ssa!e
J"m"Ti q Tuesday, clearly indicates:
The wcstern-hound train Saturday
night WAS several hours late. Owing to
this fact tWo mon wH6'wirj huXi6us 20
get over the State line were ioilcd in
thai" attempt. They arc tie most i'm
P"Iiamt Witnesses i'll II murder case out
III Elko coumty-thr one in which
rMontam Charley" who is: known to
lhamy i'll 1;eho, was killed. These men
Yer" trying /" get out Of the State SO ns
not to testify III the cusc. The delay
dauscd hy the detention OF the train
tsH'c ur'uimg officer time to capture
them. They were musicians in the
place where the tragedy occurred, and
irc therefore eye witnesses.
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From Samuel Limktnn, Supcrintcnd-
cnt Of tho Grand Prize mine ut Tus.
c"iorn, VIII" arrived hero from San
frnrcisro hytic ihiii lagt dycRitie. wo
learn tlmt tho company has jus; CLOSED
4 contract with McssTs. White X Alien.
for the construction Of II iwcniy.htnrup
mill, close tn IL" mine, the location b,..
inG most eligible one, Owing 10 the
lay "f the ground, The mill is 10 pog-
aass pll the LATEST improvements, with
twelve large pans and full compliment
Of settlers. Tho original design Was to
build Tot thirty Ftm'mps and di.iIusc Of
the ton stamps now IN uso, hut ~ that
o"mrso could not be r,rsucd 20 ady.in-
mgc, thtittn stamps viii bu Kept en-.
pl"ycd hy the company in conjunction
with.tlc twenty about TO he erected.
W"ih upon the new mill will 10 com.
mcnGcd TX srnn ng practicable. No
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1'erEuIInl.

Dr.. Jr Meigs, Abe NOoscr, and Z,
F., Muller, returned from tho bay,
Saturday night. -. Captain CraiSe and
DIR. Newlnn,is, of Camp IInlleck, who
have been in town couple of days,
returned by tho train last evenin. -.
Commissioner. 4. Wisemar, aud George
Mosher and wife departed for Wells
by the same train. ....
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lvmm Tuesdays DaiIy.l
Tho Hot SDrIIIuE.

Our old friend Van Aelstyn. OF tho
Mhno Sulphur springs, has just com.
pietGd series Of vigorous preparations
Tor no Snpiraer campaign. In nddt.
"oir 10 tl'o excellent tub baths, tho
swimming pond is now In splendid
condition. sm and tho now conc gtyatoryf
t %s|a iGiE viii ftohh pkns and
""Bnu' flowers, IL Ia itself we'll worth
,"' p :! rido Of . mile Just TO look
A. Every tfrofC IL being madc to rcli.
"'t '"c c'"unda aud baths attractive,
"Hn wih lirotluoe tho desired result
without n doubt, -.
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Hurr,rIrHnz@
[ Fronl Tliu.s,lny's DAily.l
4 SinCIfrr fnr DrIn:Nn.


Don G. lSuttcrii4ld. well known rs
former residfn: Of this county, passed
through for San Fnncisco from New
York, 10y the train This morning, and
while the train lay at the depot. we
learned tLat New York incorporation
known rs tlId Van Wyck Smelling Com.
pnny, Of which Don is Superintendent,
is about 10 erect smelling furnaces in
Dclnno district. situated in the poIth-
Gust corner Of the county. fnrl the pnr.
pose Of reducing their itch ,urcs. Al
though mining has been carried on at
Drlnno for several yeats Past, onr
knowledge IT It's RESOURCES is lmitcd to
an examination Of asmall lot'of its ore
brought to this place 10y G. l.. Abbot,
a couple OF years ago, and hrici state
mcmt or two from residents Of the
district, who, at long intervals have
visited Elk". \ shipment Of ore was
made to some smelling works ia Utah,
somewhere about year ago, mud il
was indirectly reported 10 have yielded
very "aIisfnclory; hut of this, wc can
moi speak adviscdly. Don was nccuin.
panied hyu Mr.. White, young man
from the cns;, aud il ie' their intention
10 return This way in the course of n
few days. '.'. CO.. ..... ... 10
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Our former ,ownsn1an, Frank Smith.
who has again ems; his 10. among ~.
hns established lumber yard ON tho
north side Of the railroad, just above
the upper depot. The first invoice Of
lumber arrived yesterday, and num-
Der of men were engaged during the
day i'll discharGing it from the cars and
neatly sticking it upon the yard.
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Roll OG IIaIimr.

Following is the Rnll of j Tunor Tor
our public school, received yqslqrdny;r
Whole number Of pupils enrolled,
III. Pupils standing 1909 Faunin
Crane, Louisa Smith. Alice Smith, Mary
Wilson, Iva Rogers. EinmH Littou.
Della bradley, Julin Parker, Amelia
PlughotT, Esther Conn, Ella Litlon,
Rosa Alexander, Lem Gnrrccht. Esther
Thcho. Rosa Coin, Rosh Gar'rIccht.
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The Sircr STATE Of the Sd says S. S.
Grass, who as District Attorney prose.
'ca,cd J. W. Rover. III tho District
Court here, received = dispatch from
District yAttoriies1' Cain, .sOf44Washoe
county, this morning, informing him
that Rover.s trial was set for the 10th
instant in Washoe county.
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IpCFbDIlnl.

Mr. O. j.. Kitirilge. who has been OF
an extended "trip to Tybo, has got home
ngoin, ia good health Our old row.
ing acquaintance. Bledsoc. who In days
gone Ivy dictated tho tout ensemble Of
half the citizens OF Elko. returned
here last evening. His future course Ia
rct undetermined
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The IbnllsnIIr.

Our former townsman, Peter Burkdt,
Inns takentchprge Of the Junction House
at Palisade. nnd nfter relitting it
throughout, has changed The name To
tllat of "pnlis.de House," He offers
superior inducements 10 tho travelling
public to sojourn with him. See his nd.
i'll uE uthcr column. ... ...s .
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ltcSiStcr.

Judge Taylor. cx.oilicio Registry
Agent for This township, gives notice
elsewhere ip this issue. that the bGokS
Of registration will DO open ut his Office
after 10 O'Clock 4. Al. to day. and will
80 continue during the next twenty
days. All qualified citizens who feel
MI intcrest-nnd everybody shUuId--in
the success of our pubIit School, jsiEould
go and place his naine upon the Reg
iatcr
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Aloicc iIilty. oho Of tho oIlrat rosj.
d"nts of Tnscnrorn, died ut his rrsi.
dcnrn ~ hat place nfter{n rtty lnirt
illn'Ss, ut 10. Urclork Monday 'hi.hr.
Deceased was nnouR the carly prospect.
ors III 'ho mining camrs in the northern
pant "f tn" county, nhh bchG; ni mr,
tight, honorable mnn, vas universally
rc'l" dcd.' Ills d, % wns 81 years nhd
hi1 place Of na.i.,iy, Ia sunU one Of
the German S;ntcs. 1t ia beloved hit
he had relatives ia Illinois. but none oi,
this Coast. lie wns huricd near thu
camp, on Tucolny.
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Leopard IjulIiuu.

The Leopard .ComPary'h Mill Mt
Cornucopia, has been IL operation hut
il small portion of the time during the
past month, us it is undergoing rcI.airs,
yet tho shipments fnr the past iaomth
amounted 10 nine lars, the aggregate
value OF which was :3l3,79O II.
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The wife of George Booth, son Of
John Booth OF ;hc Reese River RcrciNr,
died in Belmont last Saturday. De-
ceased was native Of Salem, Utah.
and at the time Of her death was twenty
three years of age.
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Quite tIiNNCIl.

Joseph Arrowsuith, former Supcrin-
PENDENT of the De Frees mine has ar
rived here from. TnScarora in poor
physical condition, having lad quite Il
serious attack Of mountain fever. lie
was upon The street yesterday, but is
still quite poorly. .'' =. -..'''.-
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Grnrn p,.,zc umIiInn.

Tho FIRST shipment Of bullion from
the Grand rriIou comlAmy'a Mill al
Tuscmora. YRS made ON the ID Of
March, AMI appended is the rcspcctivS
Shipments in the order nmde. FROM the
product Of the Grand Prize ninc. The
total shiTmGnts for the month. dating
from March ID 10 April 81 are us fol.
lows. !-.ss,-. ,,.sF...E... 2 r-s
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Shii FRANCISCO. STOCK REPORT.
FRIDAY, APRIL o, 1877.
..EALI. ..a.Gti.EEA.
STREETS, 10 A, NJ.

Con- Virginia. 10 bid, lOI. nsked1!.I
Gould n Curry, va bid, 10 asked.
Point, q bid, GH asked.
Chollar. - bid.
Savage, Ia bid.
uphir, lG1s bid, 17Z. asked.
Best X Belcher, 23A bid, 231S asked.
Hale Il Norcross, 3O5c bid.
Caledonia. ~ bid, asked.
Imperial l bill. iE5iiS'1t'A4
Ovcrnan, IS bid, 30 asked.
EXchcIuer, 390c bid. - r.a.l.l
California. - bid, 1917 asked.
Jacket, w asked,
Mexican, l2iII asked.
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Travel Incrcusing.

\ marked increase in travel on the
c. L. road has taken place within tho
last few days. Last evenings train
took East 10 frst.ciass passengers. and
III sccond-class. The train west, OH
tho dnyprevious took 100 sccond-class
passengers.
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II having boon reported that William
Sharon and james II. Kcomu Ind nssoci.
nicd With AdOlph Sutru In tho owner.
shin Of tho SuIro Tunnel; In reply to q
question "a 10 tho runior, Mr. Sutro
states rnIpbaticn!ly.tlnt lhero is not u
Eladds' OF ruth In Il, .s.'.
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v,ry Sick. s!!iAwSiHaI'

The stock quotations to-day nro III
still deeper mourning than even those
of yesterday. The patient seems TO
have fallen into' quick consumption.
and unless some powerful tonic is
speedily administered thcse'a slight
hopes for recovery.
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:, rhS rn1ImrnInsn,t }.

The great mining suit, S. @. Barnes
ct. ah HE:,thS california; Mining Com
ipNny, involving title to portion of the
jCompany'S ground, on trial before the
United States Circuit Court at Carson,
is making some hcndway. The plain
.,ifis rested their ease on Tuesday.
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The S'irrr Sf"fe says II soldier named
Parker deserted from Camp McDcrImit
night before Inst md left for parts un-
km"$n. 4 dispatch WIS received here
yesterday by Corporal Scherrhan to look
ont. for linn aud see II lie did not come 10
town Oh the stage. Some Of MT old corn-
rides shy he was too lazy to be soldier
and they suspect that he is asleep some.
where ubOni tho post.
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New Stock,

Abe Mooscr, who has been rcplcn-
ishing his stock Of groceries, ETC., in
San Francisco, Inns just returned, nnL
portion Of the liberal purchases have
already arrived. Ills assortment i'll
the family grocery line il mos, com.
plcte. md of the very best selections.
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The Board Of County Commissioners
held it's regular monthly session Mon
day. Present, u"lmps and Wisrin tn.
D.. H. GlnFgow WAN appointed Eunl
Supervisor for Cornnc"piu district. VI.
M"nnlInn was appointed jnnitur for the
Court House. The DiHric, Attorney
was ordered To cOmmrnGp suiL against
delinquent inN-payers for the year 1876.
The following hills wcro then taken up
and acted upon; ..s.r.. ....,
\. +. Peterson, %i2 60; J. j. Moie4.
500; j.. wilscy, $I9t SO. n. MHClcl.
land, $iS; Il. II. Griswold, ST. Us; q.
T.. Green, Si3a Oj; i. \. Rogers.
Sl2 30; l.. l.. Scitz, $3T3;J. j. billings.
81 30: VIM. Taylor, 81; $. j. Cut,hcr.
$2I Ii; Hop Sing; 81 30: Thomas
McAyin, SIC; Vim. Cooper, $40. 20; II.
ID. lInrroun, $l3G %; 4. $. I.unglcy,
$37 -; JnIncs Clark, STA: e! 81. Sears,
So; Z. y. Stone, $50 70; l.. Ilpw.
tlornc. Sl3; JOHN Nichols, SGj; JnnirA
Carr, $40; len Wines. Si15: Thomas
Holmes, 500 90; II. q. Street, $3.50; A..
wlsrn4p, tfaqGh D| flpnHhuu, f3llIi
No further business Appearing, thc
Board adjourned until Tho fist Nom
day in May.
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G.s.,ltll,I Ont.

. Reinhart & Co: moved the last of
their grain from the wrecked dcpo; Yes
terday. Tho sncks were generally in
good condition; nn,l then loss will Lc
comparatively light. The wrec!: will
he removed Mt once.
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Gcor&6'Mciss; came down f,"@ twdll4
yi"t'r,lny inQrning.. J.sL., rlmulpson,
Arrived from Mineral Itill'lESt iRcping
."h,G, rnIqlnap,pgsc eastg by the
same train.
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County commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners
were in session yesterday, and having
disposed Of all the business before
them last evening, adjourned until May.
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Has 1IptIlrIIctl.

F. F. Muller, the ol'lising druggist.
Inns been lnying in, his. Spring stock,
embracing everything pertaining to the
drug business, and is nov prepared to
furnish tho public with anything in his
line, nj prices TO suit the times
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II niIf.l.

Our old acquaintance. Knapp, forlnd
frly OF ,But!. passed through on. his
way 70 New York by last evenings
train. lie will return here in at out
lightern Iays. ...--- :.
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,rrIckn,pjs her, 49,.

An experienced hrickmakcr. having
Ind twenty years Irnclico nt tho bust.
moss oil this coast, IL now prepared 10
execute work IN his line on favorable
terms. For particulars apply, at this
p0icr. 'l'""1FH 1870