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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

Letters addressed to the following
named persons are detained at the
Postofice for want of postage: James
Lucry, Catasanqua, Lehigh county,
Pennsylvania.
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SroRAGE.-Morris Ii. Joseph, at the Golden
Rule store, is prepared to receive storage on
reasonable terms, in the basement of Richard
hyland's fire. root building, corner of Buel
and Batomau streets. ja6
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Advertised Letters.

The list Of letters remaining at the
Postofice will be found in this morn
ing's issue of the SENTINEL, Exam
inc IL.
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CoAMIssIoS.-Morris II. Joseph, commits
sion agent for the purchase and sale of gro
ceries and all kinds of merchandise, Golden
Rule store, Eureka. jas
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II you. want the bost family -four, fresh
ground corn meal, large and small hominy,
Scotch oat meal, pearl grits. cracked wheat,
farina and buckwh.a t flour, go to Mrs. NJ. A.
.ASHIM'S, ja30tf
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STRANGERS visiting town should SEQ Woods
Opera Troupe, at Bigelow's Hall, tonight.
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MRs. NJ. A. AsHIM has a lot of live gold
fishes, in globes, for sale cheap. ja30tf
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BOYS, take your swesthearts to 500 WOODS
orera Troupe, at Bisolow's Hall, tonight
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EVERY man, woman and child that wants
70 laugh, go see Wood's Troupe To. night.
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GERMAN LUNCH TRycK.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a lot Of Russian Caviar, Ham,
burg Sausage, Soused and Picked nerrings,
Sardells, Sardines and all sorts of German
lunch nick-nacks. Also n large invoice of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. D27tt.
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LET the cry be BY every ono: Bigelow's
Hall tonight.
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Interest and Principal.

ANOTHER BONANZA SrRUCK-Wood's Opera
Troupe, at Bigelow's Hall tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

WATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired. II
you want to nave your watches and jeHelry
repaired in a workmaniike amer, go to Z.
STEERS jewelry store. ono door south of s.
Ashim & Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
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STOCK REPORT.

san Francisco. January 30.
MORNING BOARD.
40 Ophir-2s 26H 26NT
ZOO M~exican-17N IL lsH
s. s. S Ss.. 1 I'D BsIs SSary Z $4,000 ssx
T5 California-43. 49,
no Savage.ssH 81 , ALL 4
2TS Cor; Y, Xi,s zig .s11S T* @S'00 10" .
1925 Crown Point 81 81 8h oh
70 Chollar-6s
sio Hale and Norcross-5N 515H
rs Yellow Jacket-i5h l6h l6N l6ssbl0
no Crown Point-8H 81
,foi fmporial-2h tx 240e "a
lis Kentuck-SSh
40 Alphs- q 20 ~ Il 8
H0 Bslcher-SYA
400 :. Nevada-8t
iSo Utah-l4i, l4H Is
70 e s E,sS.au.,N 7s3 s7sbso7.
,ss ,Jvcrmsn-98 100
80 Justice-l41 l4Lb5 l4H
vs. Julia ~ ~
rs Caiedonin-u l0h
ieo Union Con.-9Z w 81
l5i0 bsItimore-2
las s. Hill
10 Alta ~ III
rs Kossuth-
ahS New York-75c 62Xo
80 Shoridan-3A 3h
100 Knick srbocksr-Goe
400 Dayton IL
I45 Andes-lH ~
525 Wells Fargo $50 25cb5
20 Laviathan-lh
20 Ward Soc
20 Prospect-30c &c
S45 r. Island 81 !, c voc SIC
500 Trtjan-Ih loo
xvxsIsG BoAxp.
100 Mesdow valley-5Oc
10 Raymond d Ely
US Eureka Con.-201 2A
so Leopard-4
10 N.Bol's-nH q
40 belmont ~ ~
200 Rye Patch-S7he
100 Raymond i Ely
$50 Eureka Con. -2h
s5 Jackson-4X
800 Hussey-30c 35r
10 Gen. Thomas zoe
100 New Coso- ~
$40 Mvdoc-4b ~ "a
25 q. Charlotte
2l Manhattan IL Tx
so G,and Prixs-4L
go Leods- So 81
80 Bullion-i5l, 10 l5H Is ~
SIS Cslifornia-liA 4ib "A
20 Alphs-2lH
40 Con Virginia-4sll 4sH ~
40 Yellow Jacket 10y l6h
u E4Cuoluct-
2lo Bclchsr-9% ~ %
I40 Ophir-2jH %b
St5 Crown Point-9H on ~
100 Justice II l3h i3H
1910 krntuek-Sk 81 81 BIO
30 Union Con.-9I 81
100 SavHgs-8A 81 81
20 Overman-99 9s
Isl Mexican-lS iSb30 TX
40 Calsdonia-loh ioh 1917
stree Quos~atoms.
Justice-l3x bid "a asked
Best and i5slcher-Af bid "a asked
Eullion -l4H bid lj1. asked
Con. Virglnia-+dss 1914 asks
Ophir-21t bid n asked
Moxicnn-i7H bid Is asked
yellow Jack OF - IL bid
Alpha % ask cd
Gsuid and Curry-IlL bid l2k asked
Crown i'oint-9 bid % asked
Imperial-2D bid zoe ssked
Cslifornia-4i bid 44t asked
Overman-W asked
EX%chcqu-r-SX bid
Lseds-5A bid
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TO LET.

A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
N ROOM. Inquire OF n. MCCARTNEY,
on he premises, on the hill opposite Judge
Baily's residence.
Eureka, January %, 1877. ja25-tf
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MEERcHAUN pipes and cigar holders, amber
cigar holders and moutt-pieces, Turkish
cherry stems, cigar cases, pouches and a full
line of smoking goods, direct importation
from Europe, at .he Golden Rule store. The
best assortment and cheapest house in the
State for this line of goods. jas
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Rooms AND BoARD.-Two we'll furnished
r~Qoms-parlor and bed-room-with board
in a private boarding-house, can be had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Beene's.
Spring street, opposite Bigelow's Hall.
n.0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

NorIoE.-All persons who are indebted to me
are notified to come forward and settle pre-.
vious to the LIST of February, as l intend
leaving here for the East at that time. All
persons having bills against me will present
them for paymeht. l.. c. ANDERSON.
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WAITED immediately,

A GOOD HORSE-SHOER-ONE THAT
N can turn and fit; to whom good wages
II. ZOTTMAN.
Eureka, Jan. 8, 1877. ja7-tf
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY, JANUARY. 90, ON
" Main or Spring street, a child's gold
bracelet. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at the residence
Of JOS. WINZELL, South Spring street.
Eureka, January n, 1877. ja2S-lw
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WoEsTEp and union terrys, bed ticks,
silk cord, sinps, bindings, window shades,
~tassels, rack and pullies, bed casters. tacks,
binding, needles, Eureka hair, pull, moss,
excelsior twines, and a general line of uphol-
~sterer's goods at the Golden Rule store.
CHEAP FOR CASH. N. B.-Orders taken
for anything in the Ire. jas
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HA -s.-The large st assortment, best ftyle
ard finest quality Of bats in the State, have
just been received at the Golden Rule
store, adjoining Paxton & Co. bank. CHEAP
FOR CASH. ja6
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EUREKA FOUNDRY AL persons are hereby
notified that l.. C. Anderson has. during his
to S. q. Humphrey, who will attend to all
matters connected with the above on and
after this date. L.. c. ANDERSON.
Eureka Foundry.
Eureka, January IL, 1877. JAZZ
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BARGAINS IN C~LoTHING.-P. Berwin, sue
cessor to Jake COIN & Brother, has the larg.
est and best assorted stock of clothing anG
furnishing goods ever offered for sale in East
ern Nevada. Call and examine his stock and
class goods can be sold at such unprecedented
low prices. Soc advertisement on another
pago. ia5-tf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
=. .-. ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, APRIL 15 1877.
The I;Icctrosconr.

Tclcgraphs, telephones, and tcll-auy-
things, aro now doomed 10 hido their
diminished heads in tho presence of
tho discovery Of tho ago, by Now
York scientist. The neutrality-suspicious.
sites of bluo-glass-not 70 mention the
bcneiiciont effects Of tho cordials con-
tained-arc tho merest vanitics, in COM
parison. We refer TO tho EIcctroscope.
by mg,ns OF this wonderful Instrument
Il pcrIIon in Boston or New York
Nevada mir is too RSHt to sustain such
weighty theorics-nIny look in upon his
majesty of tho Cnnnibal Islands md
ascertain the ngo of tho missionary pre-
pared for his breakfast; or note the sun
ny smiles which would illuminate Cali
fornia!Gtreet countcnnncosupon IL sudden
rise in the stock market. The inYen-
tion is based, as far rs known, OH tho
principle of transmitting the waves of
light given out by objects, in manner
similRr to the transmission OF sound
waves by the telephone. Everybody
knows that the sensations OF color which
wo perceive arc duo to the varying
| strength and rapidity of tho undula-
tionB Of light emanatinS from the objects
we look upon. Now, the cicctroscope
consists, to oil outward appearance, OF
two empty boxes or rooms, according to
the size required. One OF the compurt-
ments is the transmitlcr, tho other the
receiver. In both compartments one
side or wall presents the ends OF o null
titudc Of quasi electric Ewires Of pecu-
liar mako aud consistency. Each OF
these innumerablo wires transmits with
tho utmost accuracy the faintest aud
strongest undulations OF every delicate
or heavy wave OF color that strikes il
horizontally from some object or person
opposite to it. Thus many thousands
o; wires OF tho thickness OF limo carry
conformity the undulat:ons of color cma-
mating from painting less than a foot
| squire. Tho wires are twisted outside
Oh tho instrument into cable, which
may be extended to its destination
above or below ground, or through the
water. On entering tho receiver the
cable is untwisted, and cHch Tiny wirc
is made to occupy again it's proper posi-
tiou i'll tho side or wall Of tho compnrt-
meut. The box. or room. acting as the
receiver, differs from the transmitter in
being constantly kept filled with new.
ly discovered gas, sort OF magnetic.
electric ether. in which ihe currents OF
light or color become respondent agnin
and by means .of which the objects or
persons present Mt the time in the
trausiuitier. are reelected rs accurately
| rs in mir:1f.
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Sued for IImilIn.ca.

Control Of Cornucopia Consolidated
appears to DO coveted. Can it be for
the purpose OF consumating n "cor-
norI" a San Francisco exchange says:
George Il. Gibson has sued L.iJ. Now
ry for $40, 600 damages. L! Mowry wns
President Of the COrnucopia Consoli-
daied Mining Company ut tho timo Of
tho annual election held on the Sd
instant i'll San Francisco. r Glib
son was n bonn fida, holder Of 5.O03
sharosi of!!the capital stock OF tho
Company, which wore in his own namo
on the hooks. 1t is charged TINT Mowry
for the purpose OF frnudulcntly securing
his own! election, wilfuiiy and malic-
iously rejected Gibson's vote on his
stocl; save for 1900 shares, md after tho
election frRudulenily declared himself
elected, well knowing that such WINS not
tho case. Gibson accordingly nsks
judgment for tho, amount stated with
costa, ..... q .. . -. %. ...t ..
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H.1~- -G.E-s'
ltGiES.

Dricsbach & llntch- OF Carson, hkyo
iii0a petition in bankruptcy, rt' ID
Tho rate OF taxation in Lyon County
IL S3 10 on each 500. :"
"a Tho Suprnn,nl Corit will hear, the
Gprcal OF Harrington for . new trial on
tho 25th ins:nnt. ,.......,,
It is probable that proclamation
calling M extra session Of Congress to
assemble about the middle Of next
month, will soon DO issued by tho Presi-
dent. t.ia , . r. ..r.....f ~.
a Berlin paper states positively that
) Bismarck insisted on being but on tho
Pension list, which is equivalent to
total resignation. n. '...'... 81
or the Sll7,O7S 58 bullion yield Of
tho Con. Virginia during tho month Of
March, S2lO.9iS 80, nearly ono half,
was gold. .-....,, tf
The difficulty which caused lis.
mnrck TO tender tho resignation Of his
high Office, is reported to. have Lecn
adjusted TO his satisfaction, and no
consents 10 rotnin his position.
TnE Chichgo 7Iib wnc proposes to
have Sergeant Dates, Eli Perkins nnu
Private Dnlzcll sent South and TO rccor.
ni@c tho Govcrmont that will kill them
FIRST. ,. .....'
Tho average yiold of tho Comslock
inincs for last week, was as follows:
Orhir, 39 tons per day; California,
65o; Con. Virginia, 400; ChoiInr.Polosi,
ll0; Dclchcr, 90; Justice, 100. Total
1850 tons per dny. ... .'-. ... r... .
'lIaycs 10 so apprchcusivo lcnsl ho
be caught doing something for tho do.
ing OF which uraht was blncl;gdardcd
by tho cutworms Of tho press thaL ho
has announced his intention OF not 40.
Ing to Long Branch or other scn.sido
resort, but to gromnin in Washington
during iiio a%clt6riirs rcriod. instead.
iIo 10 ovidCrtIy bent upon inaugurniingl
reform to that oStont, that, il hc can
discover n tif,c when Grant kept cool,
TO illustrate his contrasting policy no
will main'ain a profuaQ porspiration,
and II at my time during tho lato al.
ministrHIion Grant nte baked potntocs;
le, rutherford, will, with becoming
ostcniotion take his'n boiled" H.
.LIELLl II ~ H..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

sULrHUR is recommended Us 4 spe.
cifio for scarlet fever, by q physician
who writes in tho London Lancet Of his
marvellous success" in using it. His
treatment OF cases was to thoroughly
anOint tho patient twice daily1 with, bul-
phHr ointment, and give 6yee",too' ten
grains Of sulphur in little jnmI twice,
n day; sufficient sulphur wasi burned
twice day on Goals TO fill tho room
with fumes, which wero inhaled by tho
patient. Every case improved under
this mode of treatment, und mono wero
over eight days in making complete
recovery. ..-.s o.a .sr..,I.. :a .''
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

At II O'Clock Wednesday night in
SIM Francisco, Captain a. F. Soutllcr,
master OF vessel i'll tho coast trade,
shot his wifo in bed. after they hnd re.
tired. Tho evidences are that after bo.
inE shot in the head, his wife arose aud
received another shot in tho beast.
She then got out Of The room and fell
dead near Tho door. Eouthcr then rit
tho pistol TO his own neck mud fired. tho
bail ranging. upwards, resulting in his
death. Tho motives Which prompted
the terrible act Are unknown.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

, Full rturns from the Spring election
iii New Hampshire, show that instead
OF a Republican gain in that Stnte since
tho general election last Novombcr, ms
claimed by the Republican press, there
Is really reduction Oh Hayes majori-
ty OF over 800; for while tho latter re-
ccived II majority Of 5000 over Tildcu,
tho Republican candidates for Congress
Mt tho recent election received Innjori-
ty Of only 1850 over their Democratic
competitors. a few moro ''gains Of
this description, will give tho Demo
Gratis control Of the State.
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Observation-Disclosures.

BY nn explosion OF BOItpetro in Jow-
ellis white lead house, New York three
men, including tho proprietor. were
Killed. 4 later report says. Invcstign-
ton show that n percussion shell had
exploded ud wrought tho havoc. Tho
police think that quarrel oscnrrcd
between George W. Jowclt and Orvillc
ID. Jcwctt. and that the latter used the
shell as weapon. a revolver aud
q knife. wero found on the floor.
George Jcwe.t was killed instantly, and
OrYil!c is reported dying. ...
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E1jctIiaItdur's FniInrr,

II Is ro9o.tei on what is regarded ms
good aGtGO'!.y, that the principal c"eGi
tuc Of F-jGdiludcr, is tho Eaak OF
Ne,nGn. it is knoSn that AFTER the
fa''u.e of tho Bank Of Cal.forD n, Mr..
F.iet;!aJder transferred his RccOun;a for
some two m0p;hs 10 tho LUn,lun n2G
San F'naciscO Eank, from which tAay
We o ca ,'ed Ia i:'c Nevada EanL. Tho
officers of thRt i,ank decline to mao
any sia,emeu:, but it is reported ihnt
Me. T;icC'hrder owes tjcro ppwR"tis OF
1000, 900 toe I'd on real esiIie. Tie o
Is also n rcpo ied iuGej .tdrcss TO lie
Gans Of California, cUn, acted pr'of 10
the faildrc OF tlmt institution, OF scYc. al
hand. cd ihoGsaId dolla IS, which is also
seeded Oh real estate. Fnlkncr, Bcll
u Go. Rro repeated to hold his notes for
some $500, 900, nrl Dnifour, Guthrie &
Co. foe about half that amount. There
seems to no good Gtouuds for tho belief
that arrangements will DO made by the
creditors to enable Mr.. Fricdla ldcr 10
resume nt nh carly date. lie stalos por-
sonally that tho failure Of the Bank of
California; placed him in very crcnipcl
position for uynIlnblu fnnds, from which
he has not HinCo been able TO o:.tr;calc
himself. ...... ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

At orovillo, California, tho Grand
J"fy ignored tho charges against the
Council Of Nine Of tho Lnborcrs' Union,
aud those gentry wore turned loono.
They will probably 10 hanged hy n mob
IL tl.oy so bnck TO Chico. II is yory
positively asserted That indictments
hHv0 boon found against john nnd
Charles Slaughter, Il. II. Roberts, +. T..
Conway, and +. W.. StainGfook, for
murder. II IL also we'll known that scy-
CrRl indictments have been found for
tho c'imo Of arson against those eu-
gagged in burning old and now Chinn.
town, the soap factory, and Mrs. Pat.
rick's barns. Tho arson cnscs will be
tried IN few days in tho County Court,
whilo tho murder cases will como ,tu nj
tho Mny term OF tho District Court bo.
foro Judge Sexton. A jury has Just
bocu drawn. consisting Of forty persons
somo Of them Caucnssinns. to meet nt
tho Courthouse on tho 10th of April, at
which limo tho arson cases will como
mp for trial. .a...s,.r........,.. T
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Treasures Hof Lost hut "Gono Before.
Ihad = Gowcrct rare.
With bright LGe eyes and soft brown hair,
Dut pUg Ehe bloOHIs III realms ruoru fair,
For b
"nf such Is slIe Kingdom Of lIcavsn."
had birdie A.cet.
Each pIsstr-by. with cooling song, shed greet,
hut soon she wen, the angel choir to meet,
For
''Uf such 10 the Kingdom OF Heaven"
hal JcYci pare.
Too frAll carth's rule ahOCLR 10 endure,
SHE'S 'mnng the gems OF uinI must pu:c, .
For
"'f such " t.c Sinrdonl uf Heaven"
hldh tiny ray Of light.
!" Guitic nay wandering fest Alright,
Bus now I'm lcft ip darkest night,
For i.A.,g ili..t nti
OF TIc! Is tha Kingdom % Heaven"
0l! FJcTGlct. birdie. jewel, ray,
iEmd.at mo uui". brigEtost day. -
And lGei' mo Ia ,TInc own pure way. .lr
iU.- .. .
10! such Is the kingdom OF Hc,von."
..-....r- IN. o. CrGJiy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

Tho ,Chollar Norcrohs.Sayago joint
shaft Isl below tho l200.;oos level antl
progressing at the average rate ui about
two and halt feet per day. is be-
Ing sunk by a joint company in which
the CEollar owns 400. tic Hale 1: Nor
cross 400, ond the Savage 800 shares.
II il located nhout 300 feet east Of
the Chollas groupings. and will strike
tho Comstock lode at depth of be-
tween 1900 and 1000 fedt. About
nifty men nrc employed at tho woras,
and AN average Of three cords OF wood
per day 10 consumed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

The renowned Kansas butchers are
nSnin reported captured. According TO
madam rumor they have been detected
by the ininions of the law i'll every other
portion Of America. and nov they have
been entrappcd in the State of Illinois.
\ dispntch from The East says at Alma,
Crawford county Inst Tuesday, George
Keafor and family-supposcd TO bc tho
original family Of Blenders, Of murder
ons inmo in Kansas arrested by
Kansas detectives, who have been
shndowing tho KeHfdr family for quite a
time and are confident that they have
captured the right parties. The detcc
tives havo been for somo timo working
MS farm laborers i'll that county, quietly
watching the movements OF their quarry,
upon whom. they sprang their trap on
Tuesday. ...a ...ts .-.:a, .-...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
EzrZIczrsa-v1Iirpzzz

WOMAN out Oh North Hill being
counted out tho other morning, nftor n
debate on tho question "who shall
arise and build tho fire 2" got III, and
split her husbands wooden log into
kindling wood and l,roilcd his slcak
with 1t. II mRdo him so mad that ho
got hold Of her false teeth and BIT tho
dog with thom. Sho cried until sho
Ind 81 Of Mysteries and then nippc,l
out his glass eye and climbed upon tho
bcd-post and wnScd the. glaring eye 10
tho ceiling with quid Of chewing gum.
Then ho took hor wisp OF false hnir md
tied II TO stick, mud began whitowaslr.
ing tho kitchen with Il. Then she ptnr-
ted Off 10 obtain q divorce, but Juduo
Newman decided Tint hc conld no.
grant divorce unless ihcro wcro two
PARTIES 10 Tho suit nnd there wag hardly
enough left OF thom TO mako one
BWihyion HGmkcyc. ., . .....
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Wlll he Tested.

The cnso of John b. Robinson, OF
San Francisco, arrested in Virginia
City, Friday. soliciting orders without
u license, will bo used TO test tho con.
'stitutionality OF the so.called Drummer
law. enacted by tho last Legislature.
LOWS and Doal are Counsel for defense,
aud the case will be argued before tho
Court within day or Two. 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
UnistY IInII d, -nii,lnn.

Tho London correspondent OF the
Now Yo9k Ii'oyh tclcernphs that lo had
long interview with Hail ut his rooms
In London. but that tho latter refused
To htato his motive for leaving home in
such q strange mnnnor.' Hall, hc says,
ID utterly brOkcn. IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15
slnGc Accident.

d BY tho upsetting of the Ward and
Hamilton stage shortly after lonvine tic
former place, Thursday Deputy Sheriff
'De"no had his leg badly broken. He
had Leonard, who killed Bollo Mt Ward
recently, in charge. Thestago re-
turned to town with tho wounded mnn,
and Hank Knerr left for Hamilton with
the prisoner. r .,a',. ..,. 81. rg... '
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

THE prevailing impression in Now
Orleans, Is TINT Nichols will 10 rccoa.
ni2Cd na Governor, md q is rI;cuco
thnt Packard IL In possession Of s.a.t.
Hing evidence touching Tho nianngo.
'incht of political matters In Louisiana,
which in caso nf being defeated, ho
will nso against tho President. 1858
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

2 THE Virginia police nrc rNiding upon
tho opium dcns Of that city, and not.
withst"nding tho stringent law pfohib.
iIing tho saIo and use Of tho abomina.
bic drug, II Ia found that tho vilo prac-
tico In these sinks Of pollution nre
carried OH just ns though no law for
their suppression existed. .'.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-15

Chamberlain Of South Cnrolinn, after
profound dcliGcrnlion with himself and
friends, has revoked his inst declaration
respecting the line Of action he would
pursue, and now CONCLUDES 10 hnng OF,
hy hia eyebrows, until tho ro ,ult of tho
Louisiana cmUroslio is decided,