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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
tFrom Saturdays Daily.1
81. Louis VS.. ella.


Tho presence here of our old Austin
acquaintance, jim Matter, now OF
White Pine county, recalled to our
memory many "reminiscences OF the carly
days, when Reese River WAS tho Ell
Dorado towards which all steps tended,
aud from thence branched out to tho
various promising districts to the south
ward, which in regular succession
through the four years extending from
'G3 10 'Gs; when tho fabulous wealth &:
White Pine effectually checked the tide
setting in that direction-wero mn
nounced as The richest and the best yet
discovered. The great value of many
OF these discoveries existed in the i'm
imagination OF some sanguine prospect
ors while few possessed mineral wealth
which justified the expenditure Of time
and money to secure. Tho heavy cost
OF transportation, md the meagro fncil-
tiles for the reduction Of ores, caused
many 10 abandon really valuable miues
because tho ore upon the surface was
not sufficiently rich to yield profit
after tho heavy expense OF its reduction,
whilst others, with greater forecast, rec
! ognizing the fact that improved methods
for tho reduction Of ores. together with
! the other advantages that would nntur-
ally follow settlement OF the country,
continued to perform the labor upon
their locations, required by law, and
maintained their titles TO those claims
they knew to he valuable, content to
await such time ms they could DO profit
ably developed. Wo distinctly reInem-
Der the excitement CROWNS out of the
discovery OF tho Hot Greek AMI Reyeillo
mines, in 1866, having been among tho
first III the grand rush after sheir hidden
treasures. but like large majority OF
those who are III great haste to become
rch'the appearance OF things generally,
fell far below our expectations, and our
stay was consequently very brief. Not
SO with all, however. There were those
who implicitly believed in the per.nn.
nent value OF tho mines OF these newly
discovered hiciIicts, aud not only made
locations, but spent time. labor np6
money year after year il keeping good
their titles to the sNme. Among these
latter is our old friend Mateer, whom
we encountered i'll that country at the
timo referred to, md mention in tho
papers OF suit i'll the District
Court Of Nyc county entitled
tho st. Louis versus tho Giln Mining
company, Some time last Spring, wns
tho hrst that wo know OF any counter
claim TO tho old st. Louis location. The
case wns subsequently carried to tho
United States Circuit Court, where it il
still pcndug. ..-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
NuHIaan Charley,

The Eureka Sea;mel referring 10 the
death OF Davis vt This place on Tues
dny night last, says: "Davis will Do
remembered III The mau who came Eera
from Trnckee 70 fight Jimmy Ticker.
lie wiz here but rhurt time, md Icf.
for 'ho rnilrond about two weeks ago. '
THE Sentinel also lcarns thai u shoot
ing scrnPc occurred Mt Ward City Oh
Monday last, in which three mcn were
shot, but did not ascertain tho names
OF the parties shot or tho cause OF tho
trouble.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

After uuout twenty.four hours inccs-
SAINT showing yesterday opened clear
md pleasant, but at 4 o'clock r. NJ. n
cold heavy. fog settled down, sending n
chill through tho frame, forcibly re-
Ininding one Of the fact TINT notwith-
standing the late summer weather, it il
nevertheless, winter time. About IL
incheg of snow covers the ground, and
tho splendid slrighing brought out the
lads and lasses, tho juggling Of bells
being heurd on every hand during the
day, TO tho great discomfort Of
livery Gquincs. Everything on ruiz
hers, from the sir-horse big back-action
bobs. down to the gHudy little one
horse cutter. WIS unfortunately turned
loose, Hnl the ruddy cheeks and purple
noses pceping out from under hoods
and caps. sufficiently attcsted tho enjoy
incnt Of the occupants Of gaid vehicles.
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Pr.roIlui,

II. Il. BiSclow, who has been passing
several weeks in California for tho bcne-
1T Of his health, nrriYed here Sunday
night very much improved. -. f.
G. Armcr OF Mineral Hill, arrived by
tho snnc train. Mr.. Armer informs III
TINT tho mill Mt that place started up
several days ago md is steadily ut work
upon tho rich orc extracted from the
mines there during tho past few months
...Judgo Harlin, OF blythe City, re.
turned from his visit To tho East on
Sunday, in excellent health and spirits.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
[From Sundays Daily.l
To 1,e-ii<trIct tho State.

We have received notice from Carson
that the bill proposing to re-district the
State for judicial purposes, will BIO so
amended rs to require only three terms
of Court per year i'll the counties Of
Humboldt and Elko, instead Of six
terms, as proposed in tho original bill.
These two counties arc to constitute the
Fourth Judicial District, and the terms
in EIko will DO held on tho
first Monday in February, June,
nnd October. while in Humboldt
county the terms will commence on the
first Monday OF January. May md
September. Tho annual salary Of the
Judge Of tho Fourth District is fixed at
$1,000, Of which Humboldt is to pay
$4,000 and Elko S2,SOo, the appor:ion-
ment being based upon the vnluo Uf the
taxable property in tho respective coun-
ties, as shown by tho State Controllers
report,
We regard tho bill, rs amended, so
far rs tho Fourth District is concerned,
n good one, ns il will reduce tho costs
OF administering the law, md although
it imposes additional labor upon the
Judge, his compensation is i'll tho nG-
gregate correspondingly increased. and
the object aimed at by tho bill will also
DO secured.
We have also received adviccs to the
effect TINT tho bill introduced by Mr..
Moore TO regulate tho salaries of County
Treasurors,. will DO so amended as to
mako tho salary OF that Office in this
county, equal to that Of White Pine
aud Lander. by substituting fifteen
hundred dollars instead of one thousand
HI i'll tho original bill.
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Carson Correspondence. =

-. 49,. CARSON, Jun.Zl, 1871.
Editor Indtpendent:-Ono OF tho most
important bills introduced SO fnr, in tho
Senate and passed, is Senate Bill No.
IL. introduced by. Mr.. Westerfeld, and
entitled an Act Supplementary to an
Act entitled and Act concerning Grimes
and Punishnents, approved November
2G, 1865. 1t provides that any person
who shall place any obstruction upon
the track OF any railroad, or displacc
any railroad switch, or brcnk or remove
any rail, or tic, or spike, or in any man-
ner interfere with any bridge. trestle or
culvcrt SO rs to weaken or impair the
same, or shall do any other act with i'll
tent to throw the cars of Any railroad
oil tho track, or TO Cause collision be-
tween such cars or other cars, shall DO
deemed guilty OF felony, and upon con-
ricticn thereof, shall he punished By
Imprisonment i'll tho State Prison for Il
term not less than fivo nor moro than
ten years, and IL by any of these acts
any person be injured or killed the
purty convicted shall be deemed guilty
of an assault with intent to commit
murder, or guilty Of murder ne tho case
may be aud punished accordingly. no law
i'll my judgment can be made too severe
in its application 10 n man who. will
deliberately Obslruct the track, impair
| its strength, or turn or misplace q
switch with the intent of throwing OIL II
train Of cars. Had it not been for the
engineer on the eastward bound passen.
| ger train, when the switch was purpose
! ly turned near Pnlisado one day Inst
summer, the loss to life and limb would
have been terrible. Tho persons ap.
pretended i'll this dastardly work wcrG
punished by n few months imprison-
ment, simply because there was no law
TO DO found commensurate with the
crime. Mr.. Westeriicld's bill is one
exactly fitting tho case i'll point, and it
is to be regretted that tho two youths
now in Eureka County Jail, could not
have the full benefit OF it.
The bill defining the boundary lines
Of Eureka County will probably como
up for final passage in the Senate some
time during the week, when it is cx-
pected there will be lively limo be-
tween the respective friends for and
against the bill. Elko County could
not have her intrests in better hands,
and 1 trust OF this she is assured.
What can be done will be done i'll both
branches Of tho Legislature, and il
victory pcrchcs Oh tho Eiko banner, let
those deserving Of praise receive il.
FIDELITER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Wo have just received n copy of
"George Francis Trains paper" Ac.
cording to its heading its is published
in Now York md Philadelphia, rrd il
tho ''largest small jorrpnl efer pub.
lished" and containing olive IDEAS in
this dead age, from tho most sane NM
in this mad world. Tie Satisfactory reads
thnsly: This paper will notinsclt my
advertisements, will contain no .'homo
or foreign correspondence" no CON-
mnnicationg, 10 editorials. no locals, no
financial or market reports, but tho live
ideas, opinions and Vows Of the greatest
intellect of tho nge upon the questions
o. the hour and the leading important
events OF the day. The author of this
intellectual, lightning end psychologi-
cal thunder is not visible and ths ideca
md thoughts of this grcat evolutionary
force cannot be found ia any Other
paper or journal on either contineu.
except it DO copied herofyom. This ia
the key i'll answer to Tho question why
THE is tho 'iRrgcs: md smallest journal
in the worldr"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Tho %'rcr State OF The 22d snys: Sat,
urday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W,
Lewis, mud others whose names NO have
not learned, started for the Toll House
OH sloighing excursion. On tho road
they met tho Idaho stngc and in turning
out to let II pOss. tho sleigh cnpsized,
severely injuring Mrs. LOWS, who, hay.
ing bnby in her arms. was unable to
cxtricnlo herself from tho sleigh as
readily Na sho otherwise could. II wnc
supposed Ht first TINT ono Of her legs
was broken, but happily her Injuries
did not rosnlt quito so seriously.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Tns Rev. Stuart Robinson, who Inns
just secured n verdict for $50, 900 damn.
ees against tho GtoGe-Dtmocgaf, IN n
wcll'known Presbyterian Clergyman Of
Louisville, OF strong Southern proolivi-
lice. Tho Dem0e,h charged thrI during
tho war; ho publicly approved tho ~ op.
osisioh to import infected clothing from
tho hospitals md lnznr houses Of tho
West lndica then afflicted with tho
plague mud scatter il through tho cities
OF tho Moth, that rcstilonco might mid
tho rebel army. Tho defendant could
produce no evidence to sustain bis
charge 30 tho jury awarded tho above
heavy damages.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

WonK AND ArrsTITE.-There Is a
young man in tho neighborhood who is
always melancholy and always out Of
work. The other day he was asked by
kindly disposed man whether he
could find no work. "Sir," said he,
'',hc only thing that slurs my hNppi-
ness is my appetite. Can I help it?"
no 'Tho only thing that appeases
my appetite is my food. Can help
itf" "No, certainly not" ''rho only
thing TINT procures me food is money.
Can help it?" "Of course not; every
body has to buy food" '"rhc only
way for mo to get money is to work.
Can 1 help it2" THAT is the best way
to get it," "But, SIR" and hear tho
tears came rolling down his cheek,
"thcre's The rub. Work spoils my mp
petite. and l haven't anything else to
1.-Two r."-EIchdnye.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

County Commissioner Hughes, OF
lIHiicck, cnmo down hy to trim yostcr.
dHy morning. 80. +. Wagner, ouo Of
tho prominent donlcrs OF San Francisco,
IL gathering up fns cattle for that
market. He will ship some thrco hun.
drca head from Wells md IJallcck, to.
morrow. w. Il. Crane, OF South Fork,
arrived in town yesterday, anI has so
iar recovered from tho effects OF tho Ia.
juIios sustained gomo tlmo ago Us tho
falling OF his horse, az 10 got about
comfortably wilho u tho MD Of crutchcg.
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tfrCm Wednesdays Dcily. ]



Commissioner Thomas Holmes mr..
rived here from CGrlin by tho train Inst
evening. ~. i. Lawlcr, OF raIisndc,
was also passenger by tho same train,
Rnd favored us with his presence Inst
night. McasrS. Lancaster and Pur-
Vance, Of Tuscarora, arrived from that
thriving camp with spanking toam
and sleigh yesterday. They report
plenty Of snow for slcighing all the
way, md tho travelling good.
Work upon tho mill 10 progressing
rapidly; almost everything being under
cover; tho storm intcifcrcd with Opcra.
lions but very little, consequently, il
will 10 rcndy TO begin tho crushing Of
orc about tho timo appointed. LESS
snow has fallen there thnn here, mud
tho weather much lcss severe. They
start back loaded to-day.
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(hrrrY ('rrcie.

The White Pine HtTs has tho follow.
ing; From,H gentleman just In from
Cherry Crock, wo learn TINT TINT onco
lively camp In again looking up. Tho
Star minc, our informant states, hos
been sold to San Francisco capitalists,
comprising Senator Jones md others,
ma tho plan Hccm 10 10 10 commence
HctirC operations Immediately. Cherry
Crock has boon under cloud for Some
timc, mud We Nro glad to loArn ihnt n
brighter ora IL dawn ming upon her people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

THE Altd OF the 23d says about 10
o'clock Inst night Officer Casey was
summoned to the house No. so, Everett
street, occupied by Mrs. Annie Kearns,
n widow, nsed 80 years, with two chill
drcn, who was reported to have attempt
ed suicide by cutting her throat.
Another rumor had il that some person
had attempted to murder her. IN COM
papy with Officer McDcrmott, Casey
repaired TO the house, aud the officers
called in Drs. Rogers and Webb, who
found incised wounds Of the woman's
throat, and applied such surgery as tho
case required. When Intercepted rs to
how it happened, she snId that two
masked men attacked her, but her story
vas imperfect and unsatisfactory. There
was no evidence Of tho presence OF
other persons. Tho officers removed
her to ST. Mnry's Hospital, where, al
though her husband has been dead II
year, she was confident she could rccoS-
nizc him by his light pants. This with
numerous other circumstances, showed
that her mind was unsettled. 1t appears
that she had been highty lately. a
careful inspection of the premises by
the policemen satisfied them that the
woman's injuries resulted from nu Hcci-
dent. She had probably been on a
chair, in the act of mailing up curtain
when the chair toppled, and she fell OIL
the table, striking tho lamp, breaking
il and leaf OF tho tRblc, and plunSing
tue room into total darkness. Tho
noise attracted the attention OF dodgers.
The woman's injuries arc severe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

A TELEGRAM is received from Fort
Randall stating that news was received
there through Indians sources Of tho
capture of Violin and Pnpinau's train
OIL tho Little Missouri river last Thurs
day morning by Crazy Horses band
and the massacre OF twenty men, who
wero with tho train coming out OF the
Hills. Particulars of the nIfnir are not
yet received, but the report is be-
licved to DO correct ut the fort. The
attack was made ut place about thirty
miles cast OF the Hills.
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[From Tuesdays Daily. /
Moro Intimidation.

Jim Mason has just received n letter
from relative resident NJ Monroe,
Ouaohitn Parish, Louisiana, IN which
II ia atatcd that n heavy snow storm has
just occurred In that section, tho snow
falling TO depth Of twelve inches on
tho lcYcl, doing considerable dnmngo TO
buildings. Tho roof Of lnrgo churcl,
DucouInbod TO tho pressure and WINS
preoipilntcl into tho interior Of tho
building. Tho fnct tint snow has hilh.
erto boon unknown In those regions,
tho visitation IL regarded ns pnrt Of n
plHn Connected by tho Democrats Of tho
s'ato to further intimidoto tho colorcd
vote.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

The Belmont Courier is authority for
tho statement That john Frost, the we'll
known Manhattan superintendent of
Austin, hos been visiting tho mires in
that section lately, and is very favor
ably Impressed with tbom. Tho Bnr-
eelona mines and works received
his Gpccinl attention, Gnd tho successful
working OF tho IngoiGoIl drill excited
bis admiration, wiIicE bored twenty
tllrco feet In hard rock in orn and
three-quarter hours, including gtcp-
pages for changing tho position Of tho
drill seven times.
The game journal contains tho state.
ment that John W. Pow, Ia..o OF Gacrn-
nento, will probably succeed F.urk
Swift i'll iho BcGrC!arysliip of South
Chariot, Kentaci; end other companies,
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NlnnirIH.

Monday night was the coolest Of tho
season here, the mercury falling to
twenty-eight degrees below zero. It's
nipping character was well sustained
through yesterday, for, Notwithstanding
tho sun shone bright and clear, no evil
dences Of disposition to thaw was
anywhere manifested. The slcishing
is splendid. but owing to tho intensity
Of the weather. few arc hardy enough
to hope for pleasure i'll such an atmos-
phcrc, and in consequence, the gingle
Of tho merry bells is hushed; the livery
horses arc getting rest, and pedro aud
hot-punchCs have universal sway
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

TnE San Francisco Chronicle surgi-
cal reporter visited the residence of tho
doctor attending Mr.. Shenrer, the law
yer recently shot in tho heel by Deputy
Clerk Kind, ut Oakland, but that emf
nent saw-boncs icing absent, the Mon
golian who responded to tho door boil,
kindly accorded the Information, how
ever, That tho bullet in IT'S course pierced
the intcgunIent of the right heel, little
to the left Of the mesian line, penetrat-
ing tho superficial fRcin md cellular
tissue beneath, lucerating some of tho
hGers OF tho tcndo Achilles, and then
entered tho periosteun Of tho os.calcis,
producing some fraction upon tho liga-
IGents which bind il to the os.trngulus;
that in its flight it destroyed the contin-
uity of numerous adiposo cells, seba-
ccous folliclos and sudoriferous ducts
situnted beneath the osseons pedal arch
shiverlng in it's passage the multifarious
nuclei Of connecting tissue cells, end
then glided ncisoIessly over the planter
fascia, emerging from tho latter, lodged
just beneath the entis-vora, and in i'm
mediate opposition to the ihickenea
planter epidermis ct n point exteriorly
to tho head Of tho first mctatarsal bono
OF the foot heretofore mentioned.
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THE foIlwing items aro from tho Sal

THE foliwin2 items nro from tho Salt
Lake Ti5ant Of ;ke 2iih:
Tho GnproGno Court CONVEX I'd yester.
day morning, when n stay Of execution
until further oTGcr wa3 mada IL il Z
case Of John ID. Leo, vino wag TO bc
shot on tho eth :nGs. a diRrribl. frsn,
JuhSa Dorcwnn stated that lis nick
child prevented his attendance fcf sorpc
lilao yet, whcrorpon Tho Cour. ADJOURN
Cd until Wednesday, lilo 5lst inst.
Tho Atlantic & Pacific Tclcgrnpl,
Company have tho poles Of their new
line hetTcon hc.c md Ogden nil up,
mud thc wiro will 10 r!rung to-day.
This evening tho clicl: OF the iiahtninu
will DO heard in tho con,pnny's new of.
fec, In tho tho First National BauI,
building, aud tomorrow morning tho,
open out for business.
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It is perfectly infamous for you to
suggeat such a name for your own
flesh and blood. 7 don't believe IN
your Slowboys or Toodles, either. I
am certain that you have been telling
scandnlous atories and now I'm going
to leave.
Then Butterwick was heard to use O
persuasive tone with Mrs. B., and
finally she made it mp with him. The
twins eventually were baptized John
and Henry. ~, ~ s..-,;,s{s6la
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-NYuI settlc II, CALIFORNIA.

Through II. +. freeman, We learn
that our former townsman, j. II. Rand,
has finally determined to. mako Oak
land, California, his future place Of
residence. lie has formed IL law part
nership with Judge Earll, now Of our
Supreme bench. and will hereafter prac-
tice his profession in California. We
understood ghort limo since, that lie
contemplated returning here with his
family, but this latter arrangement, Of
course. prccludes such action.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

The installation of officers for Sho-
shone Tribe No. 8, 1. o. Of X. 81. took
place Mt their Lodge, on Thursday even
ing last, the ceremony being conducted
under direction Of District Deputy L.
~. Rogers, rs follows: Sachom. John
S. S., Z. l.. Seitzi G. r., v.
G. bartlett; X. W.. ]. J. Garrocht.
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prOriHctI For.

Tho mysterious Disappearance OF
small articles, together with some yslu.
able clothing lately, from tho premises
o! Henry Harroun, aroused susplciouJ
i'll tho minds of the sufTe-ers thrt some
person orpersons were suirnptiliousl,.
and without due process OF law, appro.
printing 10 their own uso md bcuctit The
aforesaid property and reluctant
doubts fell upon nn ndolescent sJ;ow. eyed
sou OF clop.sticl; who file tho posi-
tion OF AdjuInnt TO tho General Super.
visor OF tho department &c cnisfn, at tho
despoilcd institution referred TO. An
officer, clolhcd III Tho authority vouciI-
safcd by scHTch.warrant-c It'll, film
this kind OF wcatlor-poltcd abo". tho
Colcstinl's promises, smoking out John
and part OF the missing articles. Not
being able TO satisfactorily explain tho
process by which they cnmo in hia nos.
session, tho Court kindly permitted linn
TO toHst his pllins md collect hin c.ot.
tered wits OF tho County hotcl during
tho unpleasant weather.
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llrcn Contaminated.

Tho Eureka Sentinel, referring 10
boundary hill No. %, complacontly OBJ
serves: "Elko has already received full
compensation for tho proposed cogaion. "
Will tho Sentinel hnvc the kindncgs Is
onligltcn the people Of this County M
TO tho compensation they hayo 70.
rCiycd?
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Passed the Senate.

The bill to dcspoil Elko county OF n
portion Of her territory, passed tho State
Senate yesterday, but unless We arc
yQstly mistaken. it will got its final
qnictus in tho Assembly. There was
good reason to believe that Cassidy
would 10 enabled to Eoft.godcr tho Son
nso into nn ncquiosconGe in bis plnns,
ana there Ia equally good reason to be-
lievc That hon got. bull-doscd in tho
Lower Eowsc.
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Installation OF onlccr. ut pallsaLc

Installation OF Officers Mt PallEaIc.
Tho following officers of Palisadc
Lodge No. &c, l. o. o. F. wero duly
Installed on tho 18th instant by P.D. &
NJ, a. S. Longley: 4. d. Ayres, II. G.;
L. II. Jewell, V. CT Joseph Hawke,
Secrctary;J J. Merchant, Treasurer; W.
n. Rabbits, Warden; L. L. Lawler,
Conductor; a. p. Adams, II. S. n. G.i
J. Merchant, l.. S. n. e.; Patrick
Shelby, II. S. V. G.
The order is i'll most hourishing
condition, being in better working order
thun over before. -..s
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SEiO1T-SlIIlc.

a snOw-Sllo in LittlO Cottonwood
canyon yesterday morning, carried away
% portion OF tho works at the South Star
mud Titus mine, md two mon, who,
however, wCro recovered alive. Seven
houses i'll tho upper portion of Alta
wero carried AWAY, hut no ono in tho
town was hurt.