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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03


A hill has been prepared and will DO
presented to Congress proposing a
change in the manner OF eompensating
Postmasters Of fonrth-clAss ofiiccs.
Tho plan ia to regulate the salaries &C
sording to the number Of stamps can
cellod at snch Offices, instead of the
number of stamps sold. ~ 1t present.
Through such lay sthe salssias
would doubtless be advanced to a de-
gree Of something like compensation
for services rendered. bnt whether oven
this arrangement would Justify the eK-
penditurc of the time ani trouble nec.
essariiy attaching to the proper conduct
of an Office. however insignificant in
poiL.t Of postal business, is difficult TO
determine without experience in sneh
matters.
1t is fact generally known that
small country offices are usually con-
ducted in very unsystematic manner,
and when il is remembered that the
salaries attaching to them are scarcely
to be digniiied with the name, the only
wonder is. that anybody will be bother
cd with their attendant duties. In no
other Department OF the public services
are men required to render gratiutous
service. and just why it should DO er.
pected in these particular cases. /, is
difficult 10 understand.
In the eflcient management OF no
branch Of the public service are tho
masses OF the people 80 directly inter
ested rs in this. aud yet, during long
term OF years. a system has been pur-
sued with respect to these minor Offices.
dictated neither by common sense.
justice or.poiicy. In no instance-er-
cept in these--Are men expected to
discharge an important duty faithfully,
merely for glory. and to expect il in
these cases is as absurd ns Enough np-
piled III any other business transac-
ton. '....'f '.'
A just compensation will alone secure
the efficient management VI minor Of
fees, and when tho Department at
Washington shall see to il that no arm
of the service is largely overpaid,
these small Offices. which in the sggre-
gate form Most important feature Of
the postal system, may receive tho at.
tentiOn demanded, aud treated in
manner that will render their eff cheney
not only possible but probable. and
that. too, without creating any heavier
deficiencies i'll the postal fund. 1t
high time that the blind and miserable
policy Of % saving at the spigot," while
constant stream pouIs from the hung,
So long pursued blythe Postal Depart
ment. was abandoned and replaced by
system based upon COMMON SENSE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03

Kenna, another stage robber Who WAS
recently arrested in Ohio. and who is
expected in Omaha daily. ,gs
Charles Fisher half-breed Indian
who ravished and murdered Mrs. A.
C.. Smith, Of Council Bluffs, last Thnrs-
day. was this morning found dead in
a yell on Mrs. Smiths premises. hav-
ing no doubt committed suicide immed-
lately after prepetrating the murder.
SAN FnAScIsco. Jan. 20.
The project of establishing free lunch
houses for destitute people of tho city
is now Under good headway. About
thrco hundred persons partook, of
lunch yesterday afternoon in the vestry
Of the Central NJ. f.. Church. During
tho day banker dropped III to see the
proceedings and after making some in
quirics anil observing how the thing
was done, drew a check for 1850 which
he presented TO one Of the Committee.
Supplies continue to pour in IRON all
directions: enough to satisfy the Com
mittee of the permanency of the nnder-
taking and have suggested the idea of
establishing lodging house for the
poor and houseless. Another FREQ
lunch room was established III tho vest
ry Of the Green street Congregational
Church. Abont two hundred people
were provided with meals; most Of the
applicants bearing the appearance of
being really needy. .aea Ws ra.
-r SAN RAFAEL. Cal, Jan. 29.
Lew Wong was hung to-day at l:25.
He struggled some after the drop fell.
Not IA Chinaman wns p:esent. s.l...l..-
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TnE Sentinel Of the 27th inst. says:
w. II. Clark. of Eureka, keeps u
savage dog to bite himself with.
Fox hunting, with all the glorious
accompaniments Of horses, horns nnd
hounds, is inciting the "bloods" Of
Eureka. To deeds Of noble daring.
|. A respectable lady while returning
homo from a visit to friend, Friday
evening, was insulted by ruflian who
seized her around tho waist, when her
vigorous outcries alarmed the scound-
rel and ho made OFF at a lively gait,
aud could not be found.
! A crazy man boarded the l.. and T.
freight train Thursday night. and after
issniUg series OF absurd orders TO tho
train hands, jumpod from tho train,
and ran, yelling like ono possessed,
into the sage and darkness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03
An UuderIyia y Principal.

Among all the arguments vet forth in
opposition to the continued itiportation
Of Chinese into this country, tho fol-
lowing from the San Francisco 1ryongut
displays greater depth Of reasohins
III brief, than We have previously no.
ticcl: ..f.... " 81. .- ...... &.
There are other elements TO be con-
sidered in importing men than mer-
chandiss. II the production OF wealth
we're the only object II nation IL
would not matter at all whether the
families or Chinese. The welfare Of
the community is the primary object
aud this can only be secured by pro.
melting the interest aud securing the
welfare Of - class that not only will
work but has the knowledge aud juig-
ment to make laws. select rulers aud
1.-Two under the restraint oi government.
Our laborers are our rulers aud our
servants; they are soyereigns as we'll as
citizens: They are our srmy to enforce
the law, which themselves must obey.
They cannot he treated ms class sepa-
rate and apart from our social aud po-
litieal life; they are a part OF our sys-
tenn. Out Of this agitation thero will
come good. When it is found that
labor can think. capital will be COM
PEELED to think Alright. When labor
begins to act, capital will. in sclf.de.
tense. be driven to act Alright.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03

MoLLiE FoRsHsr, few days ngo,
entered complaint ia Justices Abbota
Court, charging Cassins vandcrmark
and Charles Gray with burRsrly. in
entering her honse ami stealing one
hundred and ten dollars in coin. The
men had left on tho stage for Elko ba.
foro the watran, wss issnod. but were
arrested on telegram WHOM they ar.
rived al Elkn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03

SALT LAKE. dispatch OF tho 2Gth an
nounces the finding OF the body OF
Dominic Barrassa. a we'll known and
successful prospector OF Utah. who
mystcriously disappeared about month
ago, in tho Jordon River. Ills genor-
ally believed that his death was by his
own act while temporarily insane. rs his
circumstances were easy. mud no known
cause existed, calculated to induce self
destruction. .as ...#rE g..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03

THS Emma niue cnso viii DO revived
in the United ststca Court in Chicago
this week. by taking tho testimony Of
several citizens. preparatory 10 pro.
ceeding in tho case in which Frederick
A. Bragg, f the mining frm Of Nichols,
Bragg ~ Co., Is complainant. The
amount sued for is $3.50, 900, md the
damages are fixed NJ 81. .oo0, 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-03

The Carson APpsai Of the Gath pub
fishes the following extract from let
ter to Hon. james Crawford Superiu.
dent Of the Mint; from Hon. Thomas
Wren: ..-|...- s-'
"Thcre are evidences OF a beitor
feeling between the President and the
Republican members Of Congress, Mt
the present time. than We have had
in the past. May it grow ia my ardent
Wish.
The Silver Dill, in an acceptable
shape, will he "a law shortly, think.
... .. .#.. aHi
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To relieve all donbt with respect TO
the kind Of money that sliall he accept
ed IN tho redemption q certain Mas.
sachusetts bonds. the Housc Commit.
tee on Finance reported . bill making
the entire State debt payable IN
cold.
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AssEssoR BuosSrR ot uunboldt copn.
ty who has hcen laid mp with rbouma-
tism for some time past has gone with
his wife Ia California. 10 tty the effect
Of cliu,s,iS change.
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TuE sad news of the death OF Mrs. 8.
T.. Kelley. vito Of our State superin.
tenden, Of Public destruction, at Carson
City, saturday, has been received h ere.
Tho many friends of Sit. Kelley
throughout the State will symps,hize
With him ia his sore affection, Z.
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pEor Fn,sS sTgwApr delivers FREQ
lecture on Mineral Deposition aud tho
Mineral Resources OF Nevada" ut
National Guard Halt Virginia City, to.
morrow evening.
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$40 ksl1rlac MACHINE. $50

,l'gE arw plCKYIRp fAx,Ly KNITTING
NAChiSs. ~ c,fsplpts for i9u. tfof.
msf lowest prgs. 49, Delivered ~ sny si-
cyip OF Retail prize. sand fcE Nav Desetip.
tive Cirtnlar. A splendid ehauca Tor AohNrs,
ono Habted In eycry town. Exclusive rignt of
sale given FREE. Address
RIcKfoRp ksIrTiSa MACHINE MYd. co.
az bfaiilsbysn. ~
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THI Legislature OF Massachusetts
has evinced its non-approYal of Mr..
mard's recent remarks in the United
States Senate lay indorsiug n rcsoiu-
ton that "Tbe Legislature Of Massach-
usetis is opposed to revival Of any
State or sectional Rniinosity as being
opposed to the bcst interests OF the
country - .-.8
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Two young men. HiilisIa and George
Drum. brothers. while attempting TO
eross tho Delaware river on the ice.
yesterday. At Port Jor,is. broke through
aud were drowned.
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TOPEKA, Ks., January 2S.
Daring the attempt to- rob apassGngcr
train on the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa
Fo Il. X" this \. NJ, five armed masked
men entered the station at Kiusloy, nnd
capturing the night telegraph operator,
who was ordered to open the safe : lie
refused to do SO although his liiC was
threatened. Iho wust bound express
train arrived at this time, and the
operator, lay desperate effort. broke
loose and ran to the hotel near by,
arousing tho inmates. a yolley of pistol
shots was fired into it. aud as the train
stopped CONDUCTOR J. W. Mallory was
met by two robbers who presented pis.
tolls Mt his head aud ordered him into
the baggage car. lie stepped in aud
closed the door. instantly starting the
train by pulling the bell cord. ~
Mallory and the baggage master arm
ed themselves with oarbines carried in
the car, and then stopped tho train after
running about mile from the station.
They then won't !uto The back coaches
but found that tho robbers wefo uM ON
tho train, and tho passengers hnd not
peen disturbed. Immediately after tho
Train started the robbers. reported 10 he
ten OF fifteen in number. mounted thoir
horses aud rodo of rapidly towards tho
Arkansas river. 4 party was at once
organized for pursuit. aud started only
or miles behind them. .sts=p
A second party started nj I 80 with
fresh horses and provisions aud tho
chances are good that tho robbers will
be captured. The Superintendent Of
tho road also sont a request 10 tho com.
manding officer at Fort Dodge Tor 4
party Of soldiers to go in pursuit. md
answer has boon rocoiyodtha, squad
OF cavalry has been seat out with O
wagon load Of supplies. Quo Of the
party returned this r. NJ. with the report
ihsttht robbcrshed crossed tho Arkou.
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Interest raid on orSiinAty and Tern Dopo,its.
pep"'it' received In Gums az 81 and Upward,
Loans made on approved real estate. bonds
a1osh.; sio' stnchs, currency and silver bouyht
pal eiiiss of Europe snd4hs Orient
hhH A. ". WHiTE. s, 1sssoy.
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Housc-To.day' session having Loon
Tor debate only. as in Committee of the
Whole the Speaker appointed Mnyham.
Chairman for tho day. Durham made
n speech Ia favor of roIuonoiization Of
silver "nd TO repeal the resumption net,
and snid he would vote for Matthew's
silver resolution and for amy bin which
would propose reduction Of the tnrilY,
he would also lenl his aid in repeal
ing the bankrupt laws.
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Our Only Authorized Ag-n,t

a. w.. CRANE, No. a,s Montgomery 81
san francisco, Cal. sole ay-nt for the FLEo
tspEr srrsr. IL Authoriz-,i Ia contract for In.
.erting Atyertisemsiits for \, our lowest rAtrF
orn Oricrs LEFT with Mr. Crznr will receive
kntnpt attention
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E~s-I pEscKIPTIos PROMPTLY poSg. IL THE
BKsr sTTLE oY InE AEr
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which struck him on the rebound. The
bark, Don Nicholas, which lay in a
favorable position has bsen towed OF.
and is now entering the harbor. At
last reports the sea wAs increasing.
The King Philip is valued a, about
S25, 900; uninsured.
Yesterday afternoon Maria NJ. How
ard, a widow aged IS years.. employed
as domestic in the family of d /.
SCHNEIDER, number 535 O'Farell ST..
dressed herself and tho last that was
seen Of her alive she was preparing to
go out for n walk. At about 8 O'Clock
Mrs. SCHNEIDER going upstairs found
Maria in her ROOM S-::::!!. :iic door locked.
AMI dead. She was in her night dress
on the bed with her face downward,
having sinothercd herself with clloro.
form, the bottle being in her hand
when found. Eha.t #.f Il
This morning the tugs succeeded in
getting line to the ship western
sbo,, ., ,,l,.,, clio. ,,.s ,o.,,,,o. st,,,,,
t., ,,.,;r,,,s ,,,gi,iov !, a.. ,.,.,,o-,
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the King Phillip" the wrecked bark.
al! reached shore safely.
.. PoErLASp. Ore, Jan. 25.
The storm has ceased; weather bright
aud pleasant Great excitement pre-
walls at liillshoro, Washington County,
over the presence OF s,uall.pOI. There
II one c"se, aud ii il feared the con-
tagiOu will spread. as number Of per-
cons have been exposed to the dis
ease.
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III c,,,;.,y cor,,i,,y -, oo,o,,,, ~,
, ,;,l, s,r;l. nm ,ho .ro. .f,o, Laval ., ,ro
HnmLnrc min. The ora holy !.
,or., orJ ~ I,i,,,, ,r,.Io u, ,o,,,
suo,,iu, all d,y,nJ tho s,or,o IL .
ble.sjp, tn TIN, section ~ Ne,od,
v..... ~ -.
,.......,.--.,,,.'.,'.'..--.,.,.'i
rresiicu, Brown, in support of their
Texas Pacific Railroad Nill, and made
/" strong impression OF the HouSe
Railroad Committee, aud one Of the
new '-.'mbcrS via" heretofore has been
very doubtful ou ihis proposition says,
{" 'iHy. there is no iuuht whatever OF
IT. receiving favorable report and
ia" earnest advocacy of decided ma.
I""ty Of tic Committee. These mem
b"rs "ro im"rcdwI"us. both rs 10 the
desire "md ability OF the California
company I" hn''d d" southern Trans
of the Gnyor,,,,.nt cr,.I;. o,l H.,
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was killed by the parting or a hawsor
which struck him on the rebound. The
bark. Don Nicholas, which lay in a
favorable position has bsen towed of.
and is now entering the harbor. At
last reports the sea wAs increasing.
The King Philip is valued a, about
Sl5 600: uninsured
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EUEEKA, Jan. &c.

The !S'aimtl contains an account Of
rich strike on the iuO-foot level Of the
Hamburg mine. The ore body is
large aud of high grade. 1t has been
showing all day and the storm is IL
blessing To- this section o: Nevada.
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.... bhAl-ASb' OIc., Gun. go.
The storm has ceased; weather bright
aud pleasant Great excitement pre-
walls at liillsboro. Washington County,
over the presence OF ssnall.po1. There
IL one c"se, aud it is feared the con.
tagiou will spread. rs number Of per.
cons have been exposed to the dis
ease.
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rns n.LL,Anp noon

ts jusr uEeN gI.k6GSTLY FIrTRp u
At rpiplI~d With ths c-sserNisd
Hsana,,l.A Karlar Tat.l.a
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
ygE RAILW4r FREIGHT Troubles.

ATTEMPTING TO MAKE An AERASGEMENT WITH THE
GPANp TRUNK--ISJURY TO NEw-YcRk By TIE
Low RATES FROM BOSTON.
There WAS no Improvement Saturday in the
situation regarding the question oi freight rates on both
East and West bound shipments. Contracts were
made from Boston the West at 30 cents per
100 pounds less than schedule rates which was
, cents lower than WAS reported Friday.
meeting OF tho representatives of the trunk
line. was held at Commissioner Fnk's Office
SATURDAY, At which resolutions were adopted 20 be pre-
cne! 10 Mr. IIck.on. manager OF the Grand Trunk. by
Commissioners FIuk and Guilgord in Canada to-day. Ii
Understood that three dc en propositions were en-
huI.cd IN these resolutions any one OF which will De
nee, TO tue trunk lines. - the propositions 10 not
CONG from ;e executive officials OF these lines, however
and ,specally n none Of them provides for the ful
aI,.ou OF the Grand Trunk into the trunk INES pool,
II WIS not believed! By those intimately acquainted
with the matter, chat any Of tue plans would be
favornby entertained 10y Mr.. Iilckson Among
other things Mr. Hck4on has always claimed that MS
conpauy was entitled to full repre- entation In the pool
n one OF The trunk lines, and to division OF the East
ound IA well as Nest bound trlc. Neither oi These
points formed part OF any OF the plans to be submitted
to-day.
II was reported on saturday that contracts had been
made with the Lake shore Railway for the shipment OF
i0OoOOO bushels o. gram from Chicago to New-fork
M - ccuts per 100 pounds which Is equal TO ID ccntsa
bshCl FOR wheat; 3lsO or the shipment oi l'VoV Cur
loads of grain the price ono OF the contracts
va. made by q merchant OF this city.
4 prominrnt broadway dry goods merchant said on
saturday:
have always thought It would be hard thing TO
make the fright combination hold together aud now
wren the eos, Of goods css than formerly and the cost
of fci ,hs higher Il is difficult than ever For
soiac months merchants from the West have been shin,
pin their goods from the East hy roundabout way3 ana
sclur goods have even been sent by e3nal-a thhE w
heard of before | know of one ease in which
-. oh. spf iirlt ea gO We
ny canal several months before the time they were
needed II goods be carried from Boston cheaper
tam from NCw-Yurk OF the Western merchants
Will buy there, and shall lose their trade But l
think that this will be felt more 10y commission than by
ohhu1 houses The Grand Trunk has never kept Up to
the schedule rates Tho western merchants cant aOId
10 p1y high iTrighs and must devise soo way or ger
ting their goods cheaper Assurances were gwen ny the
pcsdants OF the railway cOmn1nies tht TOE New oIR
merchants would be protected, but don't spOse tncy
amount 20 much. II has come to my knowledge tlht
several nrgo shippers have been IN Boston lately ana
when these men spoken TO about II they are very
qu et inteedbut they don't go TO Boston for nothing
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
TAMMANY'S OPPONENTS.

ACTION OF THE NEw-YORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY
The Executive Committee of the New-York
County Democracy, the AntlTammany wing Of the Dem
ocrats led by Emanuel b. Hart, f. NJ Bixby and Ira
shafer, met Saturday evening 1t was plain that tia
meeting ut the Brunswick Hotel reported In Saturdays
TRIBUNE the purpose OF which the uniting OF all the
AntTammany elements, was prominent in the Thoughts
OF all Senator Bixby offered a resolution that ths
chairnen of the General and Executive Committees be
required 10 order election Of members the General
Committee OF the New-Yok County Democracy for the
year 1878"
This led TO protracted debate the question whether
the organization should independently first try 10
combine with other Antl-TammaDy organizations. Judge
Murray moved to table the resolution the ground that
OF the various Ant-Tammany organizations could
he better effected before the primary elections we're Or
dercd than afterward. In this view he opposed by
Senator BixOy. Timothy Shea supported Judge Mur
rays views. After further discussion Jnige Mur
rays motion was defeated and the resolution WA
adopted, only two votes being given against 1t.
committee of one from eacn Senate District an
pointed with the ehairmcn OF the General and Executive
Committees added, to confer with prominent AntTam
many not in their own organization The commit
tee Is follows: Iyth District James Hayes; VII,
John ELtmore WITH Il. j. Carty: With, Robert Power;
With, Henry Murray; the chairmen Of the General
and Executive Committees Ira Shaer and Emanuel B.
Hart.
The basis OF representation in the General Committee
Is to be the tins year In 1877 resolution
adopted condcInniDg the action OF Tammany Senators
IN voting reject the Governors nomination for Su.
perutendent OF Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

At the same time the imports Of the Territory were
less in 1877 than in 1872 condition OF things which
will keep tic balance the right side
Not much has been done in the Of railroad build
iny the past season. iu Utah. The Utah Southern has
been allowed to Zor eighty to hundred miles
south OF Salt Lake Ciy probably because th Union Pa
cc had urgent Interests elsewhere, as Colorado.
or wyoming. toward the north in Utah BY It's branch
from Cheyenne Longnont, constructed last year, 1t
has gained access 20 the heart OF Colorado. By road
thence nothward into the Black Hills, the
company would benefit itself, the new set
tiers there, and the Government, by the
aid IT would give it in taking care of the
Indiana, whether hy force otherwise. BY extend
ing the Utah Northern into Snake River valley the sane
object would be gained in another section which Cnef
Joseph has shown any time DE made the theatre
of Il costly and ngl0ri0us Indian war Indeed three
aodnn ihe usual garrison at Fort Hal ana the three
companies recety transferred 10 that point from salt
Lake tIty by General SIN H. The Utah Southern now
commanis the trade OF southern Utah. but that
trade or rather the business Of which the
country il capable, 4, almost nothing 10 what
n would bc with the proper railroad facilities
The Utah Western Railroad was extended last year
about Twelve miles, and the Utah Northern will
have beer extended about twinty-hye miles by next
May. other canon roads have been begun. The Union
Pacific behind all live railroad enterprises IN The Ieri-
tory and until that company - ready To extend and
multiply It's feeders In Utah, not much progress IN rail-
road building DO expected some of thc ulagnatcs
OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railway ay-narIow gauge
we're here long presumably trying to ascertain
what Inducements il any, De shown 10 them to push
branch through the mountains III the latitude OF tie
Ar River.