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The bee., 1877-09-13
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
tFrom Wednesdays Daily. ]
4 Heavy Crash.

The central depot building of the
Central Pncitic RailrOud Company, the
dangerous settling Of which wns mcn-
toned Oh Monday. came down with n
terrific crash about l 1 o clock yesterday.
Some SUO tons of grain belonging to
the firm Of Il. Reinhart & Co. WIS
stored i'll the building, which stood up
Oh posts about five feet above ground,
which being slightly softened ny damp
ness, permitted tho posts to gradually
settle under the center OF the building,
this causing the ether upright supports
TO carcGn, drawing further from the per-
pcntlicular until the entire fabric with
its contents fell to tho ground. The
distance being slight, the damage TO the
materinl Of tEc building WAS not great,
bnt will have to be entirely rebuilt be-
fore II can be Of any service. The loss
Of grain Through the destruction Of tho
hnildinG will nlSo be inconsidernLlc, as
i! MI descended III . body, the roof re.
naming intact. The principal loss
viii lie the heavy floor and its supports,
which is probably badly smashed. G..
IL. DoSicr also Ind II lot Of grain stored
III the eastern end of tho depot, but that
can be removed without damage. The
building was 100 feet long by % feet
wide, nnG fulling. Obstructed the side
track. Workbench we're busily engaged
during Tho balance of tho day in clear
ing the debris FOR the passage of trains
I'll the side track. The work Of removing
The grain has also been going briskIy on.
Rcinhart & Co.will ship 80 tons to Eu-
rclin rs fast AS it can he loaIud ON the cars
and tho balance will be- transferred to
Hui!urd's now brick building opposite
the depot and to tho Ainlry & Bobicr
mill
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
tFrom Fridays DMly.l


Ny. J. a. Dr:I'nscy Of Virginia City.
General Agent fO- the liomo Mutual
insurance Company, returned from
Wells last evening, WHITTIER lie Ind been
for the purpose OF cancciliu: the ciri,ns
against tho Company, occnsionctl
through the losses by tho recent FRO ut
that place. The llome Mutual is among
the Oldest and most substantial iusiitu-
tons in America, never having failed to
meet all its losses with tho utmost
promp;itude.
All losses arc asc,rtained and i'm
mediatcly paid by Mr.. DrImsey. with
out referring tho mnt:cr TO the Com
pany, as is the usual custom, by which
means, settlements arc adjusted much
mo-e readily and satisfactorily. Mcssrs.
Woodruff & Ennor, Of Wc;is nrc out i'll
n card Of thanks TO tho Homo Mutual
Company and Mr.. Brumsey, its Gencr-
al Agent, for prompt action in their
behalf, which will be found i'll another
column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
tfrom Tuesdays Daily. ]


Our newly Installed Sheriff. Ell. l..
SeiiH, was united OH Sunday evening,
i'll the bonds al matrimony, to Miss
Fanny Leonard. The ceremony was
performed by Rcv. Mr.. Byors, the Pres
bytcrinn Clergyman, ut the church in
the presence Of All unusually lnrge E!ko
audience; many of Ell. s ac,lua;ntanccs
being lurca to church by desire To See
him safely be! ond the pale Of bachelor
dom. The young man PASSED through
tho trying ORDEAL with becoming forth
tudc, pr0nonmcinG i'll il firm voice the b,icf
sentcnccwhich forever abrogu,cd the vas,
array OF reserved rights, among which
"re the pursuit Of happimoss-after 10
O'Clock =. u. and the enjoyment OF the
same inter q O'Clock in the morning, in
which the cGuYiyial worker in single
harness is prone to indulge. We heart
lily welcome the young man to the &c
qucs;crcd shade of matrimonial area.
.di", and AZ We pcms;vrIy contemplate
the cheerful sparkle OF the bu5blirg
wine before us, can but hope that it,
collaborating purity mny be cmblcmati-
cal of tho future existence OF the wor-
thy couple 10 whose health we now
drink,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
tFrom Saturdays DaiIy.1
The sprucrmont 5IInImg compan

The sprucrmont 5IInInR Company.
From Mr.. II. +. Bloomcr, Secretary
OF tho SpruccmOnt Mining Company,
who arrived hero from San Francisco.
Tuesday evening and reInnincd over
tho following day, VIC learn that worl;
upon their mines will be resumed im-
mcdiately. Judge Earl, our former
townsmnn, now Of tho Supreme Court,
hnH been made President, and tho com.
pnhy, under tho new management
designs pushing the development of it's
valuable property in Spruccmont, with
vigOr. Mr. BloCmcr went direct from
hero to tho mines. Wednesday, and
aftcr arranging for tho immediate re-
sumption Of work upon tho Lnthrop,
ono Of tho principal mines of tho com.
pnny. and tho adjustment Of other
company matters touching the working
of some Of its other mines, will pro.
cccd 10 New York, to be absent about
three wcckp.
Tho Sprucemon. Company is tho
owner OF some valuable mines in that
district. "lIcndy partially developed.
md under the very advantageous
changes recently mHdc in tho manngc.
mcnt, there is good Reason 10 believe
that that fact will hc Tally demonstrated
aud mndo pat"uL during tho coming
Summer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WELLS
Tn. Greater Portion OF the Town In
ALhCS.

Between . md 3 o'clock T.. II. ycstcr-
day, q fire suddenly broke ont i'll the
center Of the business part Of the town
Of Humboldt Wells. md spreading with
grcat rnpidity among the dry wooden
buildings OF which tho town was built,
III III incredible short space OF time,
almost the entire business portion, i'll
Guiding tho rnilroad depot building, was
consumed. The portion destroyed was
between tho business house Of Morris
Badt OH the west to within short dis
tnuce Of the Railroad Compnny's round
house ON tho east, and lying south OF
tho track. The cross street intervening
between Badt's store nnl the main bust
ness block wns probably what savcd that
building. The Wells Hotel, standing
ns il does. isolated nud near the
track, also escaped the range Of the
flames; these, we understand, being the
only buildings left OH that side OF the
truck. lInmill & Mcigs had large
place Of business near where Tic fire
originated, and. us We learn, saved
nothing. They were insured for 81, 600
however, that we know Of, and may
have been 10 II larger amount. Henry
GriswOld lost saloon and contents,
with the exception Of billiard table.
Denny O'IInrra aud Andy Buscr were
each in tho suloon business in the
Rninc quarter. which together with II
bakery. blncksmithshop. variety store.
etc. the names OF the proprictors of
which, We could not learn, were ali
consumed.
Tho fire originated in large frame
building near the center OF the bloch,
adjoining IIumill & AIcigs, formerly
used NJ hotel, hut how it was Etnrtcd
We could not ascertain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
Vale Keno I

The ilhbeciiitS Of the last Legislature
in friling TO provide exceptions in the
gambling bill, for the relief Of one STORED
towns, is producing its legitimate results.
"Thirtecn feet above ground, aud more
private" may do very well for metro
politan cities, but it is not TO DO expect
cd that every sagc-brush town can be
provided with Thousand stories, 1"
hence the rural Tiger, and oil the sub
ordinate, aid less fcrocious beasts,
will retire to the innermost rccesscB Of
their respective lairs, ut precisely ~
O'Clock tonight, aud those who would
witness the farewell wave OF Inc cuu,iul
extremity. of the melancholy mcnas-
erie rs it utters its final growl of def.
nncc, can enjoy that privilege by just
stepping into the free concert rooms
and manipulating the buttons. Have II
cnrd2 $780,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

BY referring TO the proper heading
i'll this issue il will be observed that the
Chairman of Our Board of County Com
missiurcrs, sir. Thomas Holmes, has
gone of and committed ma;rilnony,
without even so much us consulting
with his old.time bachelor friends ns to
the propriety of such n proceeding, but
Oh TIC contrary. b. assuming an mir of
the unLmost Indifference towards ell
feminini!y, mCtaphoriculiy speaking,
threw snnd il the eyes of his most
cherished friends. However, OH con-
dition that lie hereafter cachcw all such
sharp practice Oh printers, We vouch-
safe him Our blessing, with the friend
~ hopo that his future career over the
level Of time may be all eminsntly
pleasant ono, aud that the partner OF
his joys ana sorrowG, mny over have y
heavy balance in favor. Of the former.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

We learned yesterday that Mr.. Viii
iiHms has been appointed Supcrintend-
Ont of tho DcFrees mine Mt Tuscarora.
ana placed in charge, vico Mr.. Arrow
smith, resigned. The latter gentleman
is an old C0ms;ockor, and we under
stand that he is 10 take the Superin-
tendency OF mine nj Virginia City.
Nj. I, E; Atkinson, ono of tho Trus-
tees of tho DcFrecs, has just returned
from visit to the mine, having re-
turned to San Francisco by the train
yesscrday morning. Mr.. Atkinson was
we'll pleased with the appearance OF
the mine, Tho work liz progressing
very fayornbly, and the mine is steadily
improving day by dry
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

4 section foreman named Thomas
CurrHn, Enys tie Siir'r State, was run
over By hand car near Humboldt
House. last Sunday. His shoulder
hlado was fractured and two ribs broken.
Tho accident was caused by. q China
man falling against him mud crowding
him of Of the car, which struck his
shoulder and passed across his back.
Dr.. Hanson WINS called to attend him
and he dressed his wounds and LETT him
MS comfortable us could DO expected un-
der the circumstances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

The Ford Mining Company has Just
closed II contract with John Campbell,
Superintendent and principal owner OF
the .. X. mine, which join the Ford,
by which tho former mino can lie pros
pected to depth Of loo feet, ut com.
Pnrntively smull cost. AIr. Campbell
ins driven tunnel into the o. X.
lead, ut distance of oaly 50 feet
from tho Fords Southern line, and it is
now proposed to prospect both claims
through the snme works. The Ford Com
.pnny to pay for sinking shaft from
tho tunncl level aud the cost OF running
90 feet Of drift from the bottom Of the
shaft to penetrate the Ford ground. BY
this arrangement, the expense Of pros
pecting tho Inter will be fully
recovered by the amount received from,
the present assessment levied. The 0.
X. is now showing very fayorabIy,
steadily improving as depth is attained.
nnd il is firmly believed that in both
locations valuable mineral will be dis
covered at the depth Of lG0 feet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
The school I:1rrei.s. Yesterday.

At the review Of the study Of geogra-
ply, at tho District School, yesterday,
there WAS exhibited very satisfactory
proficiency On tho part Of tho scholars,
AID Mas ut tho same time n haitering
tribute to tho system and aSsiduity Of
the teacher. Tho questions propound-
ed embraced the widest range tho sub
ject ID susceptible Of, and the prompt
moss and accuracy with which they
were answered, reflected credit upon
both pupils and tcncher. "A very pleas.
ant feature OF tho closing exercises was
the readings aud defamation by sew
eral OF the scholars, which was very
good. Quito n large number OF. tho
parents Of tho children were present,
and had reason TO be gratlGed over the
encouraging progress their children are
making III their studies. O Due notice Of
the time at which tho next review will
take place will DO given.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

George Mcigs camu down from Wells
yesterday morning aud returned by rnil
laSl evening. George snyG that should
hc conclude TO rc.cngngcd in Morchan.
dizing nt Wells, ho will fortify his cf.
iccls in tirc-proof building. &. Scna-
tor Grover Of Oregon WAS passenger
hy tho Westward bound train yesterday
morning Henry AIundell Of HUT
ingtom, was attending to business In
town yesterday -. Our afflicted friond
Hicks, has 50 far improved as TO nbIc
TO move cautiously about town with the
aid Of n cane.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
10 pni..II1s.

Since tho crashing OF the depot
building, the other day, number Of
children may be seen at any time in and
about the tottcrinS fabric, and warn
ings from the workmen are UNDECIDED.
The portion Of tho frame still standing
is liable 10 full suddenly, and it be-
hoveR The parents Of these children to
keep the little fellows away from the
danger 10y Keeping them at home for Il
few days, until the bnilding is removed,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
Personal.

supt F. F. Coffin, Of tho Leopard
mine, arrived by the delayed train yes.
ierdHy morning, md departed immcdi-
"tcly 10y stage, for Cornucopin. d. Mrs.
W. L. Smith, and Mrs. Peter Munson
and son were also passengers from Cali
forniH. George Russell came up from
Battle Mountain by the samo train.
Charley Warner aud Charley Davis ar
rived from Tuscarora yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

Joe Phillips OF Railroad District who
passed through here on trip to Tusca.
rora, Monday, informed ug Of n rich
strike having just been ,nndc in tho
Bob Hunter mine. Tho Inino il bcini,
worked BY L. j. Frank aud Howard
sonlc' aud tho orc struck Is regarded ~
the best form in which copper Ia found;
that Of black oxide. Tho strike gives
evidence Of being extensive. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
rerrnpin SuslI,.

The proprictors of the Gem RcStaur.
ant have caused to be captured and inl-
ported to Elko; a drove Of terrapins, and
they ro even now roaming about in
their back yard. They are not hand
some to look nj, but nre much udmireL
by epicnrcs when reduccdto liquid;
and tho palates OF the public will be
RECALLED with that delicncy tomorrow nj
tho before. mentioned institute. O..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
The ConteII Yesterday.

Tho University Nino and tho Royal
Exclusives, together with II large and
highly respectable audience, assent led
upon the ball grounds promptly ut one
o'clock yesterday, according to pro-
grnmnc, aud after adjusting prclimi-
Iinrics. the contest for coin nnd cham
pi0nship commenced 10y tho Royals TAX
ing tho first inning. The little "NinG"
i'll rcd bre"cbcs nnh painted stockings,
like checrfully animated barber poles
skipped about in the most lively manner
nH3 except when some stalwnrt "Roynl"
hit the little sphere q r'it that landed it
on tho further side of tho river. some
handy younSstcr was most always at
hand to catch IL Oh tie ely" The
contest WIS well maintained through
out, but the advantage OF practice,
combined with superior suplcncss.
gradually told in favor Of the boys.
wind rs well M skill holding out TO
the last. The game which lnstcd three
hours md n half, WIS n pretty heavy
strain OH men whose experience in tina;
kind of sport generally dated back II
dozen years or more. and can therefore
afford tO snStnin their defeat gracefully.
Each side Ind nino innings and tho
following liz tho HcOre:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

Glen. StNf'cubcrg arrived from San
Ff"nrisco. whcro lie has been on short
Wait ny tho train last oycping. ...J. l..
AeyScr c"no up from Cnrlin by tho
m'no train. Gins, GriswOld Of Star
A"Py' mud our old Toano acquaintance,
Drown AFRO In town. .. Il. r. Downs
ovcniug.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
hrttllnH DnNYIi.
W iiLISMSOS,
commissioner.

The great weight Of the grain stored
in the nddlc depot binding has caused
tho pilHsicrH, upon which tho structure
rests, TO sink into the ground, which
throws tho platform bordering tho tract;
ut that point, n little beyond the Est tb.
liRlcd line, aud yesterday morning, nu
iron framed Baltimore aud Chicago
car, in passing, had breadth enough Of
bonn to catch the upright plnnl,ing
enclosing the platform, and cleaned
tho hu'gcd portion circctunliy. Some
step" will probably be tal,cn immediate.
Is 10 rIcYcnt further damage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

A FEW days ago, at Pearinc, q miner
named Cameron committed suicide with
dynamite. lie had been greatly dis.
trcsscd by some uncomplimentary re-
marks made about him by two neigh
bors, and taking package Of dyna-
mite cartridges, ho went out in the
highway, lighted the fuse. and, stand
ing over it until it ignitcd, was blown
to atoms,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
PERSONAL.

Congressman Woolburn Of Nevada,
aud Page of California, together with
cX-Attornry General Williams aud cleo
tor Watts of Oregon, were passcmgaIs
by the train West, yesterday morning
Il. VI. Lancaster, II son OF 4. V. Ian.
custer Of Tuscarora, arrived FROM Cali
tornia hy the train last evening
Thos. Foster OF .Cnrlin, was in town
Yesterday,
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- 7.a-a-===ssaa-g
SnnAN .hIila linInrIl

The fro which caused the delay of
Sundays express trim, destroyed n
quarter Of II milo Of SNOW sheds aud II
thousand cords Of wood, between Blue
Canyon nnd tho summit Of the Sicrras,
Tho ties in the track were also burned
tho fire Wrapping tho rails NO that tho
train could not pass until now track was
laid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
The i>uIiiIr i;rl,nnI

We "re informed by the Principal,
Sir. Ioiiister, that review of tho study
OF geography will take place at the
District Schoolhouse, this afternoon.
Parents and the public are earnestly in.
Titcd TO be present.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
IS Good hI,pu;i,tn,Ctt.

IL. d. Norton, brother OF !. a. Nor.
ton, the present Superintendent Of tho
South Loopard mino at CornucOpiu, has
been appointed TO the Supciintcmdcnoy
Of the Falcon Irnc IN Rock Creek Dis.
trict, and work upon this rich lead will
be resumed az once. y
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
IInIIIOIl Received.

Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. Office, ut this
place, received yesterday evening By
stage from Tuscarora, five bars OF
Grand Prize bullion. valued ut ST.
Col %. Their arrival is as regular ms
that Of the stage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

On Sunday evening. ns Josiah Chase
and his wife were preparing to take u
buggy ride, nnd while sir. Chase WAS i'm
tho net OF changing the bridlc, tho
horse, which is n high Incltled one, look
fright aud starting suddenly, dragged
Mr.. Chase, who held To tho halter final
ly throwing him TO The ground with such
violence ns to render him imacnsible for
over IN hour. md it WAS feared 10 would
not recover. Mrs. Chase wna unfurtu.
nn;rly in the vehicle nj the time, and MS
the row fuTioua animal dashed across
the railroad, she WAS thrown heavily
upon the track, receiving injuries which
may prove fatal. Mr.. Chnso aud wife
IA" both well advanced in years. which
rcII't"rj the result more doubtful tLun il
woula have been, perhaps, had ihc acct
dent occurred 10 younger persons.
Contrary 10 what WAS supposed, the
i"dy'S injuries nre proving much the
most serious; Mr.. Clnso feeling quite
comfortable last evening while the con
diiion OF lis wife is still critical.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
Departures by stage.

Tho following passengers departed
for Cornucopin by the stage this morn
ing: j. Wheeler, II. Wheeler, AMI
John Winfreyi for Tuscarorn, Jamcs
Camp, Sam Trisco;t, John wilbrey, and
Hung Lee,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
Struck IL ItIcII.

The Wnrtl .NEc5 of the 2lst instant,
contains the following:
W. q. :icamHnis and Dave blanchard
have formed " cooperative institution,
and have struck it rich in Grunite Dis.
triCt, about 10 miles north of this place
and 20 miles south OF Cherry Greek, in
tho Engnn range OF mountains. Assays
from their claims range from $50 to
$lS,07S. 4 town site has bon located,
md tho above named gentlemen nrc
giving their friends town lots. They
have been offered $3.50, 900 for half
interest in ono of their mines by nh
English Company. which offer was 70.
fused. consequently they must havo n
big thing. Sramnnds aud Blanchard
ARE both old pioneers OF EiEo county,
having lived on tho Humboldt in the
days Of old.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

Our old townsmn,l, Strooter. has gone
down to inhnic tho halmy mir OF Call.
foinia for u month or such matter
A.. tombstone arrived hero from San
FianciFco hy Last cyoning'H tain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
Paul bowman ,Dan:G ro,tsIy III,

~ ''''E1I
~ letter from Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
agent Mt Cornucopia, to Smith Vnn
Droilcn. received last night, announces
the dangerous illness Of Paul Bowman,
who is confined 10 his bed, and splitting
blood copiuusly. as if from hcmorrhage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

dispatch from Dcadwood slntcs
that tho Cheyenne stage WIS attacked
near TINT place by five masked men,
who Hftnr ordering the driver to halt,
began firing Mt once. at the first gre,
johnny Slaughter, tho driver. WIS Kill
led aud Walter Tier, of Dcadwood,
slightly wounded in the hand and arms.
The horses started suddenly, throwing
the driver. Her, and another passenger
OIL tho coach. Tho stngo did not stop
until II arrived in town, lenyiug tho
driver OH tho rond dead. About twonty
shots woro fired Mt tho coach, but all
tho passengers except Her, were I'M.
hurt. a party went out and found
tho body OF tho driver with charge of
buclRlot in his breast. The robbers
got no booty. Tho Sheriff and party
nrc in pursuit Of tho rond agents. Tho
Sheriff offers $500 reward for them
dead or alive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
oIA!sInr (:notIII,n,I,yuv.

a large force of men are steadily Mt work
removing the immense pile of grain
from tho fallen warehouse, and it is
found that but little damage to tho
sacks resulted from the accident.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

NJ. i. Freeman. President Of tho
South Leopard Company, yesterday
received letter from Superintendent
Norton, stating that tho minc has been
entirely draincd Of water aud tho works
found TO he in quite Ms good condition
as when operations wcro suspended,
como months ago. Tho Auw of sur.
fnco water il still quito strong, hut is
ahaIing rapidly, and sinking the shaft
vas To have been resumed yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

On Monday cow belonging 10 Dor
Soy Bros. produced calf which ut
birth weighed ali even hundred
pounds. Let's hear Of some feminine
bovine beating that.