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WILMINGTON MARK ETS-

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 8, 1877.
ta,ions at the Brandywine Mills for
- groin rorracteA Daily.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-04
counted Ont OF tile Window.

Yesterday afternoon not little ca
citemont was created about the hall
ways OIL the ground flou: of the Capitol
hIiidinS, oecasiuaed by n young man
Jumping through one Of the windows
OF the front Of tho building mud Oh.
dcnYCrin% IN make his way To- the gul.
lcrics Of the House Of Representatives.
to witness tho Electoral count. Ilu WIS
ovei hnulc'l by ono Of ,he Capitol police
(nppOinted from tho old Bourbon Slntc)
aud locked up III tho dungeon, whore
he WIS kept FOR several hours. when he
was released through the influence Of
friends. Tho affair occasioneI my
number OF side remarks. 4. Some suG!
gcsted that ho had como 10 conliscatu
tho Florida vote, while others asserted
TINT lie was the leader OF WGttersnn'a
lOo,OG3 unnrIncd men, md hnd come
to bulldnse Congress. Anyway. he re-
marked that i; hat WINS tho WAY they
trcatcd sirnngcrs who had como to wit
ness tho count, he'd bc ID IL he curcd
cIss who WIS declared President.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-04

LArER-The Bullion Compromise hill
is now under discussion. II will pass
by about four majority. .--s,- .-..... o..
The bill abolishing the Office Of State
Printer hns passed both HOUSES. Ali
work hereafter will be done by contract.
The report that tho Governor would
veto tho gambling law is incorrect. He
will approve it i'll ull counties polling
over five hundred votes. Quarterly
license, 500; under that number $3.50.
Edwards new Carson Prison bill ap-
propriationS giving $4,000 to perfect
the title, passed.
Messages from the Assembly were
received notifying Of the pussugc Of the
following bills: .'..-
Giving right Of way to water bitches
FOR mining purposes; to encourage the
growth Of forest trees; IN Act compell-
ing the care Of the INDECENT insane by
residents Of the State. The last bill
also passed ;ho Senate. ...-.
The Governor nent ill his veto Of the
bill increasing the mileage of Shcrifrs.
The veto WAS sustained.
AssEMnLY--The Reno Prison Appro-
prialion bill passed. 1t approrrintcs
$4,000 for continuing work oil the
building. 49,.
The Governor vetoed tho bill TO re.
iinbTrsc ShcriEs for LOGS i'll mileage by
the rnssago of the law Of 1875. The
bill! pn:scd over The veto. ...
SENATE-The Governor has approved
the ura;air" gambling bill and ihc bill
nbolishin@ the Virginia Volunteer Fire
Department.
Tho Hricknell claim oil tho Virginia
City Treasury was defeated. .....
The motion to take tho Force Bullion
Tan bill up was lost.
Schuliz'a Fec bill passed 20 to 1.
AssEMnLY-Thcre WIS parliament
t"ry fight OH ali effort 10 suspend tho
rules to get tie hill to appropriate
money to perfect the title OF the Carson
Sthte Prison ground up for passage.
The rules were not suspended but by
simple minority the bill WAS made the
special order for . r. y. II will require
suspension Of the rules to get il to n
third reading md sharp practice will
have TO he nsed 10 get ii there. b.. '."-
The Conference Committee, is consid-
crinS tho Appropriation bill, and will
arrive ut nn agreement in time for it's
passage before adjournment ."'.''a"'-..
Tho. Assembly at 80 refused to take
up tho bill authorizing State loan. .
Tho Assembly committee OF free con
ference agreed on the amendments to
tho Appropriation bill, and the Appro-
printion hills passed. .'...i' . '
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Emitted 10 No IIrspcct.

IN closing the discussion il The House
of Representatives On tho motion to
uUn-cOncur ia tho decision Of tho Eiec-
tornl Commission in tho cnsr OF Florida,
David Dudley Field SAIL: Tho decision
Of this Tribunal NJ made wns entitled to
no respect, il is unfoundcd in morals, il
3 is unsOUnd iii Inv, md Injurious and
rcrnici0us III it's consequences. Tho
spectacle Of aucc.ss:u yillniny is cor.
rapIinB in proportion to the extent of
tho ihcGtcr on which it is enacted,
AMI To the PHO which il wins. Tho
Presidency of thu United States hns
never yet been won ~ fraud. |: il is
won now tho example will be more i'll
jd .ons to our good nnnu and more COR
rupt TO our pcopiu than all tho pcculn-
lion and robbcries ana lac frauds Of NIL
Ot;r history.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-04

There has been good deal OF pulling
and hauling in tho Legislature in refer
cnco to tho matter Of continuing the
work on tho new State Prison ut Reno.
After having. expended $4,000 on tho
building Mt that place it is urged by GER
tain members, that the iden Of chang
ing tho location Of tho Prison DO aban-
doned, thereby throwing away. the
$40, 900 that hns already been expended
there. For men to advocate q course Of
that kind shows conclusively that they
nrc influenced by selfish motives and
have no regard for the interests of tho
State. Tho fact that tho Legislature
four yenrs ng0 decided to locate tho
Prison ut Reno aud the additional fact
thnt there has been large sum Of
money expended there which will be
thiown away unless TINT decision is car
ricd out, should, and doubtless will 10,
to every impartial Legislator. n final
settlcmcE; Of the question of the loca-
ton Of Tho Prison. The committee mp
pointed in regard 20 this matter reported
adversely tn making largo appropria-
ton for continuing the work OH tho
new building, but there will surely be
some appropriation fer that purpose,
and even il this Legislature should fail
to do anything Hbort d, the neat one
will doubtless iaako az appropriation To
continue the work. .e..,.'H r. - ~.
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Tho Bullion:TGx bill rs demanded by
the mining c6inranies having PASSED
the. Senate with The assistance of our
Republican ,nciuhcr from this corn!y,
i; remains TO bescen whcihcr it,mill bu
equally successful iii ihG. Assembly.
We have no iniornation i'll Regard TO
what the prospect is nbeut That, but we
will venture the conjecture that it will
not pass. IT il not rvcry probable that
the mining companies have any exiIec-
tntion OF the bill becoming Law, but
it seems most probable that they have
liked the Senate, that being the
smaller body md the easiest managed,
30 Ms to ho sure that no legislation il
had adverse to their interests, which OF
course can be prevented by securing
one branch Of tho Legislature. The
Democrats in the Senate have mado O.
good record in, this niatier, only four
having voted for the DILL 1t bchooYe6
tho Democrats in tho assembly to see to
it that their votes shall show record
equally good =. :'';:"!i 70
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-04
Ills pJtt'tIusc.

a policeman, ,Sqys N. Quad, discoy-
cred hoy In Jna!icc alley yesterday, in
close proximity 10 carriage end but.
folo.rolC, and no called out: Co.,. ...
"loSl what nro you doing horc2"
"Resiing,% replied tho lad. .,df
"Was II your purpose to. steal that
b'tfalo.roboH" demanded tho officer.
mo- mir; II wasn't. Thsro's II Teller
out there who wants 10 lick mo, nnd irs
my. purpose 10 whit hero ill be gopa
away mid then III purpose up home
nnd get my brother ond our log, aid
VOL conc bnck pDd raisn Tie qwIulost
tragedy around hcrC yOp over seop, of
tho gildcl stuRol'
lie wHa permitted 10 wait.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-04
Sutro Tunnel,

At tho measurement OF tho Sutro
tunnel made on the 22d Instant it WIS
asccrtnincl Tint 10l feet havo been
made during the week ondirig that
day. Total distance to lIoadcr, lG, 1876
feet. Wutor, 81 inchca. Two new
passenger cars have been placed GU tho
trnck dining tho past week. They arc
made to carry IL mon each, md Rro
found to Eo an Improvement. on. the
old ones. Tho flow OF hot water con-
Hnucs, but the amount tx decreasing.
Tho annm"l meeting Of the stockholders
OF tho company for Tho election of
trustees TO serve during tho ensuing
year, and iur sucli other business as
may come brfUic the meeting, will 10
held on Monday, tho 9TH day. OF March
1877, Mt l o'clock T.. 81, AT tho Office
OF The coiaFary, No. 400 California
street, San Francisco. In nh item on
Tho work dono in The .liiI,het. tho iaic.
FeHarH' says: . >.l,",ss'-
"lhc fest wcal:|ti the: prercnt month
the header Of the Su.ro tUGGtl vas adj.
vnncGd 10 feet; tbs second week, 80
iocti The third week, ending OH tho
22d instant, i0l feet. Ills looks ns
though the Dicn who %Otl; IN the head
or will receive premium This month
almost equally rs large ns las. month,
notwithstanding there being hui twenty.
eight days 10 count on. Ihis progress
IL unparalleled in tho history Of the
SntrO tunnel. Tho number Of men nj
present working ia tho hrador, directl,
mud indirectly, is in tho neighborhoot
OF sixty. Thn manner nnl ratio tn,
) work il prosecuted speaks we'll 70
Foreman Dluott. tho shift bosses OH,
the miners in particular. Nincty.fou
feet per week driven through tho hear
OF the mountain, Nhete. ul times, u
, rock is nlmoHt OF ndnlnantinc hardness
by the number Of mon above mentioned
shows thut Ia tho SukO tunnel dro en-
! ployod tho Understanding miners o
. or In tho .noighborhoUd Of. tho Con
stock. ".--;EHtepri,t. ~ ..
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Bullion compsroin,sc 5. iiiIiiii--Fho

bullion Compromise lIiiir--The Vote.
: Tho vote in the Senate on the above
bill was taken on Saturday afternoon,
VIC. give below the yeas and nays, 1t
will be seen that the measure pissed by
q majority Of three, Stone voting yea
and Shepherd nay, 49,. 49, ,,..
Yeas--Dlair, Cassidy, Chubback,
commins, Edwards, Farrell, King. Mar
tin, pipor, hickey, Shultz, stamploy,
Stone, Wcsterfeld, II. ...,...,.-.v--
! NnYs--Bnker, I'oardmnn, Creswoll
Dickinson, Garrard., Grimes, Neon
NELL RoHs' shecPhq9E1diii s StO%aEt' Wsscont
III. -. :;,s... ~, .i,.y
. 1t will DO EeoD from the. above, vote
that there w6ro 10 Republicans and 4
Democrats who voted in favor, of. the
bill. md 8 DomocEntF; two Republicans
and l Independent who voted agains!
1t, -. ' ... o.
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Wa. Ever Ernul Like This,

The closing paragraphs; Of David
Dudley Fields argument in the Floriln
case. before tho Electoral Commission
are impressivcly eloquent. Ho said:
. "Such, Dir. President and gentlemen
Of tho. Commission, is rs brief state
ment as l can mako Of tho facts and the
law ns VIC understand them to-day. Tho
greatness OF tho question in respect TO
the dignity Of the Presidential Office,
and tho enormous interests depending
upon it, arc us nothing compared with
the moral elements involved. Truo IL
is TINT tho person to whom you give
yonr decision will be for four years
Chief Magistrate of forty-flvo millions
Of people; will DO Communicating Chief
OF your army and navy; the organ be-
tween you aud oil foreign States; tho
bestower Of all Offices; the fountain of
honor and power, and tho executor Of
your Inv. But that is MS nothing COM
pared with tho greater question, whether
or not tho American people stand pow
crless before gigantic fraud. Hero is
this certificate. Holding hlutt in his
hand. One feels almost reluctant to
touch it. IL is black with crime. Pass
II around, LEI every lnan see IL; md then
tell no whether or not that certificate
| gives title 90 III Office contrary 20
trn,h, ~ va can prove il. One Of Tho
greatest poets OF the raiwicst days Of
English literature. writing of The com.
ing OF Tho Saviour, Enid:
"Anl 1rr!rGt fYlu' 7i7l! niII
| -. Returning id+;icu IN Ui"it hGr sraiS."
! 3 "ATcicnt fraud? Wee GiG~t crgr frGud
Ike his? In all previous ages fraud has
succeeded only hocaIsC il Inns been
backed by tho sword. md protesting
peoples have been powcrlcss 10 rcsis.
the force Of nrmcd bnttnl0as. Never
before now in tho history Of the world
has n fraud succeeded ugiinEt tho con.
science and tho will Of n sclf.govurniup
people. II il succeeds now, let us take
down tho statute Oh tho douo OF the
Capitol which oyory morning fnrcs The
coming light. Lot us clUtho ourselves
in sackcloth aud sit in .asho4 forever.
--EtdmiHer. ....
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Tl,r GoXrrIIor,n Veto.

AS might hnvo boon expected, tho
Virginia papers arc loud in condomna.
ton Of tho Governors action, i'll veto
ing the Compromise bullion bill. They
were perfectly willing to not only snc-
ritcu the interest OF NIL the balance Of
tho Stntc, To secure temporary relief
TO Storey, bat were nlso willing to sac-
riiico every principle Of equity und
Justice for tho accomplishment OF TINT
scli-saine purp0gc. and now. that
nh honest Governor Inns stood by
his record, and refused 10 be
moulded to suit their selfish ends, he In
made the target for their malicious
shafts. II IN pity that 1Icssrs. Fair
& Go. could net purchase tho old gen.
,lcmGU, ~ they evidently have great
potion Of the press md Legislature, for
then everything would laYu boon smooth
and lovely until Tho blpalcd honunzn
kh!G8 should again Sc III to give The
financial Thumb screw another turn. 70
he thus thwnrlcd in their pet scheme,
just ns they tltorglit The "fnt take"
was secured, is.ralilcr agraYatinG va
must admit, but when IL 81
considered how much moro justly
aGgrnvating 10 very largo majority o.
tho lax payers Of tho Stntu, tlicir sue
cess would haYo proven, sympathy fo
them is entirely Bwni'owcd up in I'll:
recognition Of simple Justice.
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DRAW DIRECT ON
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER or TtiR ESTATE or 7. u
L SflLES, deceased. SUtlcg Is hereby river
by the mndcrslRilcd. AImlnlEirdfrr Of SAID CO
titr. a. tho creditors ri, and all persons having
claims EgHlnst tlr raiur, 10 exhibit thnn, Will
tho nrst publication ~ this hotties, TO the AN
hctslgrod. Mt Ills Office III tho town of Elkn
County Of Eikn. .... rr.
Join II. EunHEfr. Administrator.
kii". Fthr'iiiy ~. lHi7 Il7.?m
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i.Dn. ADLER, tho radical jewish phi.
losophor OF Now York, has shocked
many Of his nation by preaching n Hero
mon against tho rite OF circumcision.
Ho characterised II m barbnroua In
Itself, and barbnroUs in ils origin, Il
being derived from tho bloody religious
rites Of races Int just emerging from
animnlism. Tho prCachCr-who Is still n
jew aud thu son Of jewish IIabbi---
was heartily nrplaudcd by OH audience
uainly composed Of Jews.
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The Eitctorni Commission.

Tho Electoral Commission finished
its work Of counting In 1Inyes and
Wheeler Mt 3:ij yesterday morning; Just
thrco hours md iorty.iivo minutes hftcr
tho adjournment OF tho Nevada Lcgis!a-
turc. Both bodies hnvG probably acted
with profit to themselves, and their adj
jo,lr,mont is MI honor TO tho country.
May they long hlnnd adjourned, md
pass quietly into tho tail end Of history.
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The following dispatch reached us
lato Inst night: .-..." ...s'"'.
CARSON, March l..
Compromise bill smashed by tho
Governor. All honor to IN honest
mOn. Bon fires will blaze tonight in
tho streets OF Carson.
GSigntd] J. b. ToLIgr.
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liz was bound TO 10 accurate, and he
described tho wonRn's costume thus:
"shc woro MI elegant snit Of something
or other, out bus aud trimmed end Eisc.I
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Accompanying this letter is small
volume which starts out by cnrmcrat-
ing the various dividends paid by tho
bonanza mines III times gone by, ana
utter thus inSeniously gliding the public
eye, the beautiful panorama il moved
cautiously forward until tho dazzling
propccis OF tho Silver Mountain ''load'
stand revealed III "a mine 81 feet wide
ON tho surface through which seams
OF decompOscd ore, varying from feet to
inches III width. and aesaying high
enough to meet tho most cxhorbitunt
demands, Gro literally planted. and "it
is confidently expected that Mt d small
depth, tho ''seams" OF exceeding rich
ness Will widen out, AND tho entire 81
feet Of. tho insnno feline. will claw in
tho precious metal i'll rich abundance.
The "plnin unvarnishcd statement OF
facts" given to n gaping public through
the innocent publication mentioned, is
signed by q. ]. Chubb, who, although
evidently adiminutlye fish, has spout
ing capacity equal to that OF a right
whale. We experience no hesitation in
pronouncing this enterprise "noble'
scheme" but in all kindncsss OF spirit
would recommend TINT the lnmentod
Horncc's advice be inverted in the pres
cnt Instance, for notwithstanding the
growing Importance Of piscacuIturul
science on The Pacific Coast, tho propn.
cation OF ;'chubbS." sardines, :: and
'su ,kets," has not buen pursued will,
TINT pcrsistcney which Glone nssires
success. f. =! ...' 1890. .'..."
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4 Hare Chance.

Tho following wcighty document
brought all the way from New York, to
n prominent business man of this city,
sufficiently nccounts for tho inability Of
the mnil trniu to get here on time that
day:
OFFICE or SILVER MouSrlIS AIIS1Su)
COMPANY, No. 1893 BROADWAY.
New SuEK, Feb. 10, 1877.
Dear Sr:-knowing your commercial
standing TO be good, We make this pro-
position to you, viz: II you will assist
us by placing n few shares of this Com
pany's stock in the hands of reliable per
sons i'll your locality. we will give to
you ono shnre OF tho reserved stock OF
tho Company free from assessments for
each five shares you place. II YOU aro
confident you can place % shares VIC
will send you live shares in your name
that you may have the certificate Of
stock 10 show. Should you not he able
to place 25 shares you could keep tho
D shares by getting some one to join you
and take % shares, or to lax. them
yourself. Such III opportunity mny
never again occur. Hope You will be
able 10 place from 80 to 500 shares.
Since the enclosed book of bylaws YVES
printed the Directors have ordered the
Superintendent TO commence work on
the m:rc tho Goth instant with rs large
81 force Of men NJ culi wori: to ndvuat-
age. Your patrons may i,3li or desire to
know VIXEN the assessment will lie
made. Please state TO them, about lie
middle of March,, to enable III to con-
Linue The work un ;ht mine. ..'-.''. ...
Yours truly,
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AFTERNOON srssEoY.

Tho Compromise Fill was lbc special
order for this time. The debate was
conducted in accordance with tie ngrec-
munt passed in the morning. After u
slight amendment rs to tho time, The
question heing on The final passage Of
The hill. Edwards opened tho hrGunraMt
in iis favor and OH tho conclusion CrC4s-
veil spoke for tho "pposi'ion. Thenc
wore f0llU%cd !'y "p""chcs fr"in Enkur,
f.onrdmnn, Stewart. Gnrrard and Wc"'.
colt. and when tho hitter had concluded
Cassidy closed tho argument in support
Of tho measure. Tho bill then pissed.
EOnrdmam gave notice Of u rcconBii.
Grafton. but NJ he refused TO chnngn his
vote for that purpose. hc being uh 10,
minority, no reconsideration will hc
allowed.
Adjourned.
CARSON, Feb. 81, 1877.
S+EATE-Tho Governor sent UP. his
approval Of the Act milking tho illegal
usc Of ostray animals - felony; nIno, nn
Act extending tho charter Of tho Edo.
rndo Canyon RHIlrond two years; nlso.
ono granting tho right tO oil to oslnblisll
gnB companies, md tho bill nutlOriz.
Ing payment for tho capturing Of old
criminals ngninst the State; tho mColnn-
les lien law, giving miners lien OF,
orc.
| Tho AssomIly Act Amending tho Con.
s!ituiion 40 rs 10 prohibit tho School
Fund being used for scctnrlnn purposes
passed by Is %.
Tho bill allowing families or creditors
TO collect money gOmblod AWAY by pnr,
tios having no right 10 loso Il pnsscd
both IIonsca.
AssEMpLY--.Tho CNEFon Prison Arpro
priAtion bill WA indefinitely postponed
10y n vote OF 10 to 20.
Tho bill appropiAling ~ 900 to Mrs
! DE l'ohg was rccumilcrcd AMI passed
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Receive general aud special drp0aiia, subject
To check NJ ,.iIt or payable OH return 81 ccTt,.
ncnic. DRAW ht light, In coin nr currency. on
Sow York. Ean Francisco. Sacramento, Salt lake
City and nil banking toms In tho State Di Mr.
vadt. Make bthsf local or frfrigh COLLECTIONS,
fer which remittance will bc made immediately
Oh rayIrrnt. Discount CONNER cinl TAPER.
MaLr advances oil bNW ar rcHuCi br!iiiuIi. ihIy
Il, ri ali kiuda.
IIny aud Pcli by telegraph. through our IJro.
kGrS, Any Atucka dcll, IN Ny Tho Fan FramciFcu
terms and c7hiiti.nH; except that wo will buy
ard hcll fnr CASH only, sud do not carry any
stocks upon n margin. .' ....
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BARKING HOUSE

nF NJ. y. TrtEi:UAY 4. CO.,
ELEO. @LYApA.
NJ, .. FRH'&2IAN. Munger
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South Leonard

wns being plnced, and the building over
tho SHIFT wns in course of construction,
1t has since been completed, and found
to meet every requirement. Tho pros
poets of This mine, nre particularly
bright. L: H.. - --..------ - :. :.
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knIrcai,nn,IrMia

SEw YORK ..SgcnCy Of the FarS 81 California
SAS FRASClSCu. Tkr Ilri ~ California
IOHDOE ....,..............Th r Alliance bank.
Ur6b'f4.
BAN FIASCi5CO. III 'Hr-. ]. II. Latham Go
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P0STOFFICE NEWS DEPOT,

stationery or Every Description,
PENS AND INK, ,......,
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.JAmEs cLanK, PROPRIETOR.
ALL PASSENGER TRAINS
or the Central Pacific Railroad Gtop

ID I II ECTLT AT THE Doou.
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WEEKLY ElEo INDEPENDENT.
SUNDAY. DrAntII 1. 1877.
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