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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-29
81. No.

ana IN accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the eth day Of
SEPTEMBER, 1878, 80 many shares of each parcel
of s1eh stock a. may be necessary, Will be
sod at public auction, at the office OF the
company, Room 81 No. $40 Pine street,
san Francisco, California, on TUESDAY.
the TIVE FAN day of NOYEMBER, 1873
al the hour of ~. O'Clock. M, of SAID d.y. to
pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon to.
gether with COSTS of advertising and expenses
bf sale.
p. NJ. MCLAREN. Secretary
Omee-hoom 3l, No. $40 Pine street, San
/ Francisco, California. oc2S.,d
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To the Public:

SOME persons ere circulating the report
~ that il Cap CUnlins is elected Assessor
that wodld be his deputy. in exp lanation
l will say to the people, 1 have had Mr..
oomlns stopping with me- for near two years
through motives OF personal friendship. l
wish TO declare publicly that there has never
been any understanding OF sny kind between
us looking to my appointment his deputy
III case of his election. And should he BE-
elected, my business arrangements are such
that could not, without oeLriment to myself
accept any appointment under him or any
one else. Most respectfully yours,
oc2a-lw A. kLEINHANS,
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A Fiend Al empts to Barn His
WIEe
New YORK. Oct. %

NEW YORK. Oct. %.
James MeGhoin of li5 Mulberry
street was arrested last evening.
charged with attempting to burn up his
wife Mary. She was in bed from in
juries received at his hands, and COM
lug IN drunk he set fire 10 the bedding
with matches. The woman rushed
INTO the street enveloped in flames,
which were with difficulty extioguished
Her Injuries are considered fatal.
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COUNTY. CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

a. W. Fisk, Chairman, Mangleman, Sect,
Frank Carpenter, J. b, Hanna, J. N. Thack4r,
al. Mealor, $. u. Palmer, NJ. Delbanco
5. b. Hughes, Isaac Foster.
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List of Voters Reg istered at Oreans,
Humboldt County, Nevada. Pse-
net No. A, for 1878.
Andrews Peter Brown Joseph
Bennett John Buckner Luther A
Clay Samuel Carpenter l. N
Frame II b HauskIus J L
Hope Robert kaufman Antone
McGoyen Michael Preston Joseph
Preston William Parker John
Price James Parker A A
Rusing Edward S Rawley L H
Reminton Nj l. olattery Il
Sherwood VIM Torrey E p
Notice is hereby given that will re-
celve objections to the right to vote on
the part OF any person whose name APP
pears on the foregoing list until
O'Clock P. NJ. of November LIST, 1878,
aud all persons whose names have
been enormously entered IN the toregp-
ing list are requested to appear at my
office and have such error corrected.
Done at my office III Oreana, Hum
boldt county, Nevada. October u.s.. 1873.
Il. 5. RgsING,
Registry Agent.
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Wagon for Sale.

A Freight wag IN of 5000 pounds capacity
IA for sale ut u bargain. Apply to
]. II. BORLAND.
Rye Patch. October %. IT,.
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WIN n z NIGGA DAIRY
F L E s II
63ITsR And MILK

VIII Dc delivered daily in quantities to sui,
customers in any part Of town. order, II Al
WA, Trousdsle's will be promptly rlled.
STOCK paStaFed on reasonable terms.
! W. A. TRoUsDALE 4 90
Proprietors.
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Hanged Himself Iva Jail.

CINCINNATI, Oct, %.
Provost, the suspected murderer OF
the Vacela family, hanged himself yes
terday IN his cell in the Jail at Vim
cennes IDd.
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REPUBLICAN
state Ticket

ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
9TH. 1878.
FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN II. KINKEAD.
FOR LIEUTENANr GOVERNOR.
HENRY r. MIGHELS.
FOR CONGRESS
ROLLIN M. DAGGEFT.
For JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS HAWLEY
FOR ATToRNEy GENERAL.
MICHAEL A. MURPHY.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES +. BLCKNELL.
EoR SECRETARY OF STATE
JASPER Bah OK.
FOR sTArE TREASURER.
LYMAN l.. ROCKET.
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
JAMES Il. HALLOCK.
FOR sUPERIETaGNDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOHN ID. HAMMOND.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW j. HAICH.
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Humboldt County
TIC X / r.

FOR SHERIFF.
GE0RGL NJ. Miller.
FOR COUNTY cLERk.
JERE b. JOB.
FoR-coUEry RECORDER.
GEORoiE +. TU..RIfrIN.
Fos COUNTY TREASURER.
j. n. YOUNG.
ron ASSESSOR.
l.. L.. RICHARD.
FOR pIsTRsr ATTORNEY.
S. 5. GRASS.
For COUNTY SURVEYOR.
DAVID VAN LENNEP.
ToR, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2. NJ. PALMER,
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
J. ". CLEMo.
FoR CoUsrx ooMMIssIoSERs.
K. IL. SCorf tLong TermJ
IL. p. MARKER (short Term,
For Justice Of the Peace, UNION TOWNSHIP,
G. 5. OSBORN.
For Constable,
s. W. RUsE.
For School Trustees,
DAVID VAN LENNEP (Loag rerm)
l.. X DRAIS tshort TERM
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For School Trustees,
NJ. 5. BoNNIFIELD tLong Termp
DAVID L. BCEL tshort TerlnJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
AN !Abeu, Feeding the EIcphant.

I'll -Absut N'af -.
Last Sunday. while the rain wa:
pouring down in this city, the heads oil
the family in a house on Howard street
were speaking Of the storm, and all
agreed that it would cause another flood
These remarks were intended to apply
TO Sacramento, but a boy of nine. who
was present, and who is gifted with u
most agile Imagination, did not under
stand that the flood SO confidently pre-
| dicted by his father was to be local in
it's character. He only waited to hear
that there was going to be IA second del
uge. That was sufficient. He ran at
once to the kitchen, where a younger
brother and a neighbor boy were play
ing.
The old folks had about settled the
question Of the destruction of Sacra-
mento by a great rush of water down
uproar, banging about Of furniture and
shriekiug was heard to proceed from
the kitchen. The sounds told that.a
regular pitched battle was in progress
among the Juveniles.
The mother asa friendly power, ut
oucc flew To the scat of war and soon
marched the hostile forces 10 the par
lor. They were in a sorry plight.
The nose of one was bleeding; another
had the marks OF sharp finger nails ON
his checks, while the collar Of the third
was broken open and lie seemed TO
hRvc lost several locks OF hair.
The father sternly demanded to know
the cause Of the war. Not u boy open-
ed his mouth. The old gentleman
arose and moved in the direction of his
rattan. Seeing this and fearing the
worst, til" mother said, speaking coax
iugly to her youngest son: johnny
Is a good little boy; johnny will tell
his papa all about it won'thc?"
Johnny cooked an eye towards the
rattan and concluded TO be good and
unbosom himself. Well said he.
willie came into the kitchen and told
Us papa said there was a-goin' to lie an.
flood, and papa was a-goim' 10
build another ark jist like the one what
Nour Quilted in the Bible; an he snid
God was a-Go!u' to send him all o. the
nnneTIHulS an birds an beasts mn
to put into the ark; an then we
was a.goiu' TO all git into the ark an
sail away on the water for over so long
an ever so long, a-hayin' NIL the amer
with us an a.seoin' the show for
notEin' ut all an nothin' at all to do
but feed the uuuermuls au' train 'em to
DO tricks, an i. q ruILim' all tho time
an everybody u drowniu' but
iist Us"
Then said Ia feed tho clurphuut.
nm Willie said; so. I'll feed the
elephant my own sy!!;' and Jimmy
said: Not muchr lac sid he'd feed
the elephant Iii, owu self an Willie
feed the rhimosts: aud Willie
'fhr ~rhIuus,s 20 to thunder an
then lie Lit Jimmy an Jimmy bit Liza,
Gn' | didn't hit ANY body COS / Thought
if they both got killed I'd git to feed
the elephant. AN then mother como ia
an that's all the more | know about the
fight. "-SGcruH,t'o PIgsr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
Awakening.

In the yolluminous report of the
House C6hhitfes: t. whom was referred
the questions Of Chinese immigration.
appears the following resolutions as
adopted by the Committee:
WHEREAS, II appears that the great
majority of Chinese immigrants are
unwilling to conform to our irs,itu-
lions; To become permanent residents
Of u country ina accept the rights
aud nssun" the responsibilities Of cit..
lenship, aud,
WnEGxAs. They have indicated no
capacity to assihilaic with our people,
therefore,
Rssoiooi. That the President OF the
United States be- requested 80 open
correspondence inn, dialoly with tho
Governments of China mud Great
britain With the slew Of securing u
change or aUrvgatiOn of all s;ipulaiions
in existing treaties which permit un.
limited immigration Of Chinese to tho
United States.
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MuItitsde.

The bill introduced by Mr. Southland
proposing a 10th amoYdment 10 the
Constitution provides that the Rxocu-
tive power shall be vested and hereafter
administered by three presidents, con-
stitutipg "a supreme executive. The
council Of three is to DO elected by quail.
flied electors from each and all Of the
States, and each TO be taken from one
Of the three several prominent aeetious
OF the United State known, one as the
Western States. 3ne as the Eastern
and Middle States and the other as the
Southern States, and no two OF; whom
shall be citizens vi iho same section OF
district of country. The term Of Office
shall be six years and no President
having served a full term shall be
eligible for a second. Instead Of the
Vice President nov provided for, the
senate shall every four years cleo. q
President Of the Senate who is not c
member OF that body, and who as pre-.
siding officer siInll have and exercise
all adthJaiiy IL aiofJfe conferred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TuE Eureka Srotiaei ri the u SAYS:
On Monday las; II ave occurred in tho
lower workings Of the IIoosac mine,
which, for Il time. inperiIed the lives
OF two miners who were at work in the
drift just beyond the point Of it, occur-
renee. ThUy were shut OF from air,
and had it not been that n second cave
happened shortly afterwards, which
opened up n passage, their situation
would have been precarious. As ii
was, n little work soon rcscuet; them
from their prison, and tboy escaped
without injury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
Dhncan,s Arrest.

SincqD uaeanis crpterc al tho house
on keurny street, it has been ascer.
tanned that he has been secreted in San
Francisco ever since docamping from
the bank. GTheiheuse n~fen.ioued was
provided with every facility for an es.
cape III case Of u descent upon it by
the officers, but tho culpEit made
no SnoSffo eldte Captain Lees when
that official stepped in the room where
no was. After being conveyed to pris-
on lie wss interyiswed by u CaH re-
porter, TO whom he stated that he did
not think hc was going to fail. hoping
to pull through to the last, and that he
is guitLlsss of UNCONSTITUTIONAL wrong.Is
Duncan else Claims lhaE fear Of mob
violence il captured. was the principal
reason Of his conceaiment, aud that
thetlraado Of eaptnTo had nearly induced
him to give himself up to the authori-
tics. The %dofaulting President is ro-
ported as boiag 50 haggard and broken
in appearance as 10 be- almost unrecog-
nizable. He claims to have had bu;
$4,000 left. aud that has all been con.
sumed in elortst6 sec6rs his escape.
lie had in bis possession at the time of
his arrest but q dollar and u half.
The crimes with which DUNCAN is
charged are forging Safe Deposit GER
tiicates in two instances.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
EunoraAx NEWS.

La;es; news iTo;n England is tina
war prenarations are still active. ord
nance. a,ebHlGuees, ammunition trains
and a genera! assortment Of war ma
terial, is being rapidly manufacturer
and arranged ready for use. A nnm
Der of steam craues for loading vessels
with guns aud ammunition, have been
ordered TO be completed quic; as pos
sible, aud men are employed night and
day III their construction.
4 dispatch from Pess says Russian
officers and soldiers are forbidden I'M
der penalty OF death to enter C~onstaa-
i;RopIo without special permission
from Russian headquarters. Barracks
Just outside Constantinople arc being
prepared for the Russian sick who a
end no cover.
The National Zei:ung cordially well
COMES Bayari Taylor's appointment MS
United States Minister to Germany ms
comforting honor on Germany and
America alike, and calculated to
strengthen the already strong ties be-
tween the two countries. President
Hayes" says the National Zeitung
observes Germauy.s sincere thanks
The StNgigrd in u leading article,
says: All that is implied by the sclec-
zion Of Lord Napier. of Mngdala, as
commandments, aud Sir Garnet
WolseIoy as his chief of staff, is that
the terms OF peace, il unmoleSted, can
not be sanctioned by England. We
have been brough, face to face with
war by the arrogant and aggressive
policy OF Russia.
The Standard also says the First army
corps would probably proceed to the
seat of war without waiting for the
Second, which is now ~streneously pre-
paung. II is possible, of course, that
now we may not have to so to
Russia may pause in time before
she ]proyoI;cs it.
\ Times leading editorial says the
struggle is between Count Andrassy's
OF the maintenance of Austrian
interests as heretofore declared, and
the temptations offered by Russia to
cOguteT-balGnce those interests.
\ Vienna correspondent, probably
in sympathy with Conn; Andr"ssy,
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Andsr-on,- sentence.

When arranged for sentence Thomas
9. Anderson shidto regarded lila case
one OF persecution under the forms Of
law.
Judge Whitaker replied that the no.
cnscd had d fair trial before au impair.
iid jury aihi that Tho verdict was faliy
justified by tho evidence. In accord
' '% ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Si},.ts a 4
then sentenced 70 two years at hard
labor in, tho rcnoionliiy, tho lowest
term under the Jaw. ,a,A motion to
transfer the cases OF Wells, Konucr and
Cassanayo to tho United States Court
will DO hoaft March ssikni.
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WEEKLY fIl0 is1spESDEsT.
seaa.y. E.rea .. 1879.
Tae s~-a,ie-. 90 ais.. s

Iae t-;sfeSn aOSstfea-
ANON the late ~ii-plkhss tre1 Ea-
rop-. 10 one stating ,Asi a frosty OF
peace v4s 10 have bsei sisnei b. the
Porte. Monday 81 tLAsnrtal eoness-
sions to that end ~sre being made by
both principals 20 the contract. while
another IRON Vienna reads a. follows:
A joint council q the Ministers of
Aus;na and Hungary vas held today,
aud las;tt ffs boar. The Elnperor
presided coant AudraSsy said he de-
~irvd = vote 81 confidence AMI vote Of
ersislisesn,i,.ry purposes, as : sup
Pohet .tAaSpris newS NJ the con-
iereree. - S5As Of Rassia's coadi-
lions. especially the holding Of Bc.
CARA as security fox Indemnity, we're
inadrnissSjie. The Ministers e.apow-
cred Conni Andfassy to ask the dele
cations for credit no; exceeding sixty
million forins. Both Anirassy and
the Emperor assured the council that
they earnestly desired peace.
The degree If incongruity in these
dispA;shss e;eAts. the impression that
though claiming q s;rons desire for
PeAcr. the c%oailcang Interests of the
Powers will iei.der the establishment of
a PeruiAet4apssss ,e.SSnely difficult;
So diiacii;. IA fact. that the prospects
for a general var are mo:e threatening
than az any time sipse 4s cessation Of
lOssiigs y the CIR.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Sacer .Sid,s OF tho 9th says n
lot Of castings for the ~liusscy Company
~ Co%rnucopin, has arrived at Winno.
mucca. and thnt machinery for n mill
about to be erected by the samo com.
pany, is soon TO arrive. Four car
loads Of iimDcrs TO be used in the 70.
construction Of the Leopard shaft, III
the sarno district. has also just arrived
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

VIZ are sorry TO learn that our old
acquaintance, Reub. BATTLES has mot
with u painful accident. From tho
7"ges-Rspie'c wo find that while at work
in the shaft Of tho Panther mino 1T
Cornncopia, a io~ days ago, Il mass Of
earth aud rock cayed down upon him,
cutting a inger from his lcft hand aud
bruisipg him severely. We hope lis
injuiios may not prove serious.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

From tho Tine, Reoiss Of tho 27ib.
VIC Gull the following:
Alta depth Of % feet in the Slee,
Anchor mine, orc carryiug gold and
Siivc', and worth $3.50 per ton i,.. jas,
been struck.
Tho Independence mill is running on
Young America ore.
Tho ainount Of gold In the ore o;
The Grand Prize increases MS dop.h ia
nttaincdi in the last shipment, three
bars contained $1,000 cueh OF tina,
metal.
G. Crand"ll suporcodcs George Bib.
bins in tho SUPPLEMENTARY of IA,
Pawnec; tho latter goes TO take charge
Of IL mino in Amndor, California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
TIC sIIycr Ell Il Lnm.

The President returned the Silver
bill to tho House without his approval
and it was then passed over his veto by
q vote Of 1876 ayes to 70 noes. On
reaching the Senate il passed that also
by the requisite two-thirds majority,
receiving iG vo,o5 III the affirmative 10
10 in the negative. Tho Silver bill has
become a law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The State GeoloSis, Of Georgia. as.
serts that the gold region is richer than
tia: q California. and says that the
The yield must very soon become Gu.
ormcas.
Il is reported tina. the Western Uu-
ion Telegraph building will soon be
in communication With the chief news.
paper offices of the city by pneumatic
tubes.
The #er!Hs Washington special says
the early retirement of Secretary
Thompson is probably because of i'll
health.
The Banking and Currency Com
mitiee of the House. after a lengthy
discussion. rejected Ewiue's PROPOSE
s.vn TO amend tt? bill providing for
the substitution Of Treasury notes for
National Bank notes, by inserting n
section which would make Treasury
notes interchangeable with greenbacks.
and provides also that greenbacks shall
be rcissued to the former amount of
500. 900, 600.
The President has nominated Alan
1 zon w. Bard, collector of customs for
Boston aud Charleston. and James H..
McDougali, postmaster at Salinas,
California, aud Michael Shaughpesscy,
of Mississippi, United States Marshal
for Utah.
1t is sincerely believed in the Admin
istration circles that Governor Nichols
vii! pardon Anderson, and il is hoped
that the State Senate will confirm the
pardon. This belief is based on the
report Of the Presidents confidential
agent now in New Orleans. Louisiana
Republicans say if Nichols docs it, he
will be outlawed.
Members of the cabinet are unusually
re;icent regarding the tenor of tho dis
cussion upon the silver bill. There is,
however, ground for believing that the
President will ia a day or two address /
n message to Congress in connection
with the bill now awaiting his action.
whether this will be "a veto message or
not is yet altogether q matter OF con
lecture. 1t is no secret that the views
Of the Cabinet were not u uni: on Tie
subject Of what action should be taken.
The bill reported by Representative
Engan, from the Committee on Com
merce, for the regulation of Interstate
commerce and to prevent unjust dis
ordinations as to freight charges and
facilities by railroad and other COM
mon carriers, is accompanied by an
elaborate report in favor Of its passage.
Tho committee quote authority to show
that Congress has power to enact such
a law as they propose and argue that rs
Congress only can furnish u remedy
for the evils cited, the tirnc has come
when this duty should be performed.
The three Senator'S who it was
thought PROBABLE would change, Pad
dock. Window and Cameron Of Wis
c]onsin. have all, it is said, told their
fricrds they will vote TO pass tho silver
bill over the veto.
Miles G.. Parker, ex-Stute Treasurer,
OF South Carolina, has been released
from Jail on his own recognizancc. He
has given evidence incuipatiuS his for.
mer associates III Office. and surrender
cd documentary proof against them in
consideration Of such testimony. lie
is accepted as II State witness in fu;arc
prosecutions and allowed his liberty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

JosErn CAPELhI, a San Francisco po
liceman, was shot and mort lily wound.
ed by his wife dufing a dispute at the
supper table. Tuesday. Tho woman
says he shot himself accidentally, but
Capclli said his wife did It, which is
corroboratcd by n gentleman present at
the timc Of the shooting.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tho coaches Ola passenger train on
the Richmond and FrodFick6nrg road
became detached on . down grade
Monday nrssuluug in tho killing of ono
person and probably fatal wonudink Of
three othcS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

TnE Temple & Workman Bank. nj
Los Angeles, was burglarizcd Sunday.
the vnnlt forced open and slO.5OU OK.
trnctcd thorofrom. No clue 10 the rob.
bcrs has yet boon obtained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03
aatIcr o., Xationa, Finance

In the House Tuesday, Ben. Butler
took the iioOr uEd in a brief address up.
om the suhjec: Of Nation al finance dcclar
ed himself for IL ful! restoration OF a sill
yer coinage, and to make silver dollars
n full legal tender was honest, legiti.
mate and demanded 10y tho c~1igeucics Of
the times. lie denied that sixty mil
ious OF bonds, or my such M amount,
had been returned from EUROPE, but
wished it were truc. lie wished the .
per cents and all others would rc.urn.
lie wanted 10 see silver and wheat sent
abroad TO pay our debts and give US the
balance OF trade. lie saw neither wis.
dom nor ~Et.tcsunUship in locking our
silver in y%uui'a. and he repgoba;ed The
withdrawal Of paper currency and the
substitution Of subsidiary silver. The
people were to be taxed the Cuolz.sus
sum represented by > per cent compound
interest on titty millions for thirty years.
and il tho Secretary Of the Tgszsgyy.
who framed that measure had ever sat
down and made the calculation. then
iOolish!y cast that enormous harden On
thop people. he ought TO be- hanged 10
the lamp post for malice toward Kan.
kind. II he had not done -: he ogyl,
to bo hanged ut all events for getting
into an Office which ho could got; Gil
We want grceuIaels g.,
our currency, and mean 10 have il.
But 10 not desire that the grssub.sS
currency should be made 10 serve IA.
country as it has done, Yilihel. irsaI:sJ
deprecated, by NJ &c. Of tho Govern
mcnt, itself. being refused no, only /.
be received for ali debts due the Coz
crnmont not even paid for all demand
due from tho Government.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

/. Silver Ia now selling at 50. tho high.
est for a long ,imo past. Tho Gold
Bugs are evidently false profits"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

The Eureka Sentinel Of tho 2sth.
notices the illus;rious StonhOuse once
more, in the following language: ave
have been informed vi several ques.
tiOnaLle performances oi his while so.
l2urning ia Eureka, that strongly point
TO the truth Of tho character given him.
His excuse that lac was going To Pals.
ado to meet his brother, aud would
shortly return. is evidently but - fab.
r~iCation, and we surmisc that be has
fitted to ~ fresh iold. Tho press will
do their readers u favor 10y c%autioning
them, rs he will probably repeat his
tactics oil along The line Of the railroad.
His directory and ngeucy 10. Sale Lake
papers. arc both myths, and used only
TO obtain money from too ccuidimg
subscribers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

Tho uusscy Company takes posses.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-03

s. }. SMITH, matchmaker and jew.
olcr, Elko. Nevada.