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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-13
SALINE C0UNTY NURlAL IxsTrrVrE

The saline Cosnsy Norma, SeAoo, vii enans>re
jay md. u the Public sehso, Bsili.s 10 saiina
nd viii eoafiase foe tern Of fosr vseks 4 rxs
tssos fes of aae ds'ias te oaly sse t.isss
eref. r. D. Fnss.srek. Pm epal Of u. Sa,ssa Puss
School. VII cse4Ert IL l.ssfsae. ns exp.r,ree< q
a eanoatnr guarantees tn sserro q - Issss.:e
M ooatactos VII BE- soisied by e1as<s<s. /.
ssEuefen.
Pr-sssses fon>roy. o. u EHFsra Moral .scAeos
"a ~vefA o<sef dns nsaisAed s<3se.sss v1u dssfve.
lectnres-
fer~ons afesdEag 70 tescA the ooansy ss~ urrp<,
% asAl fAsasriyes sf tassssas oJpss1.asfy 4
sRprose tbe1sslres - tAsis Dspsenssoa-
An sxansoassoA q tea<hrn fcg onzaey epsszaeaf<s
vtn 10 k<ia q tssr siass q - IAsxzsaas-
u q. DUsuS. sxv't acAsc2s
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Mrs. Dora French.

In commencing to write "critique" on this
lsdy's ability and talent Is . reader we must
say that we consider her gift as an Elocution-
ist, so far superior to ours a. . critic, that We
feel like apoIogizing for even presuning to At
tempt 1t, but we will at least say that In our
own humble opinion. she acquitted herself
portrayal Of the different personations that she
undertook, that you are At once impressed
with the Idea that you are listening TO
one that is master Of her art. Mrs, French is
certainly very gifted lady in the role it has
pleased her to follow. and destined to win IN
enviable name. Last night (Fnday) her en-
tainment proved interesting to all present, the
audience being held spell bound until after 10
O'Clock. During some Of her humorous rem
ditions the peals OF laughter were so loud and
continued that she vas forced to wait for ST.
lence before she could prooeed,-From the
Boonville Advertiser.
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Mrs. Dora French.

The select readings and recitations OF this
gifted lady drew to the Opera House last eve
ming, q large and brilliant audience. Repre-
sentatives Of our best society and OF the litera-
~ and musical circles Of the city were there in
usual luster. kansas City Times, May ~.
Another prominent event during the past
week was the debut Of Mrs. Dora French,
which was thoroughly excellent and in all
ways genuine treat to our city. Mrs. French
surpasses the expectations OF her most enthn-
siastic admirers and will receive an equally
warm reception upon any future occasion.
Her selections are given not only with perfect
vocalization and gesture, but with true spirit
Of appreciation and sympathy. Her concep-
ton partakes Of an eminent degree OF reality,
rarely forgetting or trespassin2 upon the deli
cate shades Of nature.-From the Sunday
morning Tines resume OF the weeks attrac-
tons, Kansas City, May 26.
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NAY u, }ssb.
squas Manchester seems still nos to b sstisled ID
his mind about Brosatviev. ! viii ~ ssy 10 III
Sqaar 70 dispease with bis giass asd cone up asd
p' for hmself. tor it il pAys,caiiy impossible. -
70 speak, for any else TO keep him fully in
formed through . weekly Journal. - 70 the progress
Of things here. Why, while be vas beng informed
BY his neghbor In reference tf arcls b answer
ed and vss adjusting hs sisasas b do %. shese ~
An addition Of two three houss 70 the place. The
mail pouch Is becoming veiehfie. u every arrival.
So that the Post Master, vhO b veil tnlogmed on
seoersphy Ia plssed over The naay new nanes %
vho0 lssfen etc. are s1dreased. md ~ Posenaa
has more than ample time to read III ~ Pss ears.
before he ean and the parties to whom thsy beoas.
Besides We to have Stage linz sooS viii coaehes
esch way (norsh and soufh) four tiAes Q week, and
- IL squar - becons KsiGhs a u quni Ill b.
IL be may ~ drive q u vesisas,e goo; yet
- shown himseif - expert Wish the -, nd - We
glad To friends froa she rura dissTsets n nay
discover that dad bestinS b not yet ertines Gone
oveS Sqaar and set acquainted IN u eaasr.efsr
tbs neS fE~; With the city. ssd vim Asoa
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ssThe Golden 8elt'' R>ute.

The quickest, safest and most reliable route to al
points East and West 10 sid the Kansas rAc,yc Rail.
VAT. through the famous Golden Belt" ttbe anesi
wheat country in the WORLD. f.ssensers for D~nver
and the Rocky Mountains shoad iemsmber that this IL
10 mes he shortest g miles the quickest. and the
only line running through 70 Denver without rhsass
Of carr. Going East, ciose connections are msds q
Kansas City and Leaveavorth With ell the great
through routes Tor all points East Morn and South
The fsvoeite line 70 The san JuAa mines. Passenesss
taking IT. KAIaAs PAc1yc stop over q Deavsr end
visit he mises md s1eltins vosks y ~ vscisify
Cose cosascs,oa msda viii ~ Desver Rio Grssds
Railway Or COLORADO spdngs. L. vees. Dsi Nosss
and LAke City, he oaly lie vess Of u Missouri
River equipped with the westinghosss Ausnssse Air
Brake. Freight shippers. ssssasioai N. KAnsAl
PAcyvIc IAss bBssoo1 ExSu1 0naee ~ osst 10
md aSords ne most r.pd tr.aat Of frssshs sstvees
TIE Nissoou Dsver md all principal pososs Of Kaasas
Ce3or0do, New Mexico. San Juaa I'D Ar.soos-
For Information ooeosrDtn0 Yaass, mAps, gubdes
pampAiess etc, call apoa - sdafsss-
JOHN MUIR, u. =. COkyILI.
OMV Iv's Aat. GR1 Rss'e lcs
TT, OAKEs.
Gssv Ssp's
kAoGAs tfYS
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until material Is cheaper, yet, It would seem
that as protective measure it 10 too weak.
WANrKp-To trade . second hand spring
wagon and harness for milk stock.
II: J. II. ANDEsoN.
Messrs. Yungheisch & Litch are making a..
rangements to establish pottery in the north
eastern portion OF town, near the Phillips
property. This is glad tidings to people In
this part OF the State. OF all wares .hipped
here. pottery Is the most expensive when CON.
pared with the prices In the east, owing to the
breakage and high rates OF ireights on such
goods. These gentlemen will enter into this
enterprise with experienced workmen and
from the well known business talent they pos
sess they are bound to make the Salina Pottery
q success.
Goat button walking shoes for ladies, misses
and children, made for US in Rochester, New
York, just arrived.
&c. RASH & Son.
table, and contains besides the usual large
amount Of choice new mnsio and interesting
musical literature, an eight page Festival
Supplement" giving . complete report and
critical review Of the recent Musical Festival
in Cincinnati, from the pen Of the chief editor
of the World, Karl Merz ESQ.,, one Of the
most reliable musical writer's and critics in the
country. 1t Is the best report ot the Festival
we have yet seen. The Musical World 10 the
leading Musical Journal IN the United States
and deserves the immense circulation Il enjoys.
Send Is cents for sample copy or $50 for
one year. Address Williams & Manss, "a
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ..
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To Obtain Comfort.

Speedily and at little cost, end your Dyspep
tic sufferings at once by using Parker's Gin
ger Tonic. Thousands who have for year
sought relief in vain from Headache. Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Sleeplessnes, Liver DisOrd
ers. Costiveness, Acid Stomach, Heartburn
Palpitation of the Heart, Cramps, Distress II
Stomach, Coated Tongue, ETC., have found ,
comforting and complete cure In the use o
this sterling invigorant. Keep it always OF
suffering, IL will also enable you to defy thu
dangers Of Collie, Cholera Morbus. Diarrhea
and Dysentery, and save your little ones from
Cholera lnfantum. Buy $l.0O bottle from
your druggist Oscar Seitz, Salina, Kansas, or 4
ample bottle at l5cts. and test it, merits.
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a. l. X NJ. IL. Grier.
The citizens of Salina are to be favored with
select readings and recitations, interpreted
with appropriate music by the talented NJ IS
Dora French. June Goth.
Mr.. Fred Bruckman. OF Bloomington, Ills,
is making his annual harvest visit to this coun.
ty. He considers Salina his home, and thinks
that there is no place like it.
Mrs. Dora French. well known to literary
circles, will favor the people Of Salina with Sc
iect readings and recitations, interspersed with
appropriate music, June Goth.
Bright are the jewels which can be found
casting their borrowed light around''-at d.
& J. Il. Whitehead's. They have just received
some beautiful diamond rings.
Fred johnson, the leading tailor of Salina.
land Salina tailors are the leading taiors OF the
west can fit you to perfection in nice stylish
suit Of any description. Give him call.
Losr-A pass-book containing a certificate
Of deposite Of the Salna Bank for SEQ, TO the
order Of Amos Brennerman. A liberal reward
, will be paid on the the delivery at the post
Office.
Several Of the houses In Salina need paper on
the walls. The expense would be light III the
wall paper was bought Of Whitehead s Sea-
mani, and the change made will be worth the
expense.
Losr-On Tuesday evening, between the
Opera House and Eggleston & Browns picture
store on Santa Fe avenue, lace edged hand
kerchicf. The finder will Please leave at the
post office and be rewarded.
Eureka Liquid Stove Polish. The best in
tAs known world. OBER. WILSON 4 CO.,
Ism Sole Agents.
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leteeNleGieal.

REPORT for th~ noah. esdine Nay Na. ls...
by VIZ PErIes. Of Ear-ka township. saline county
Kansas, Tor the satrxx C0Csry JoCnAL-
Latitude, -. Lonsisnse, ~. Altlfssie, liz. f~<S
Mean temy<rxfsyv for the nsoasA g.
Above m~an ,emEsr.su-e oG Tins moesA Coz shr~S
years. ~
AAximsm Temperature SeF mosfh, sis
znfm1n t<mfsrst1Fe fog uooth. 90
Rainfall tor meath. 10 ineA<s
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NAIRlRD.

SAAPSON-vAN zAxr-oa thursday ev0ias
June 9Th, u he rrssSssoe q Dr.. nd Z Z.
Nscklss. By Elder Z. d. Barclay, NJ l. =. sanysoa.
Of this city aaa Mia Loa Z. vaa xa.s isrHssiy ii
yscksoaville, his.
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Psblic Sehesl Exhibittsu.

Programme Of Exhibition Of Salina Pu bile
school. to be held on June 18th, 1878. At the
Open House.
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Admission Scents, children 10 cents. Seats
may be reserved without extra cAarKe, q
Whitehead 4 Seaman's. Doors open q hail
past seven, Performance commencing q eight
sharp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02
s boys History Composition.

Henry " died one day with great
~snccess. He left. three children who
did not care 70 40 With him. Their
Eames were Mary, Elizabeth aud Edward
fss Isst was the Ell Of the family. He
,wna a boy. His sisters were not.
Their father also left a viii. HIS will
WAS stronger than all his children. BY
the will Etrl Hartford was to boss the
state while Edward was young. He
tEns only ten years yoHAg. Hartford
lo'ed the glnss 80 much lie become n
tHn'bler. aE9 ggs called the Duke Of
snmYerGrf. He wanted the King to
fgls the Queen of Scotlaudl. but jhc
he trick was lost brcause The Scotch
tsfnsrd to assist. The Duke was called
fhr Protector becausr projected his own
family and ppt everybody else away in
the Tower. The border men o! Eng
l"nd and SCOTLAND were ;bqsp who
boarded on The frontier and bored each
other almPgt y death; so they bad n
fight alqnt E4gnE4 Iuarr; ipg their
Qneen. The English attacked Them by
water. which they couldn't stand. His.
tory says that tho Scotch loss was 10
200 and the English 300. History lies,
prob"kiy. fhe g~oyc-pmept told tho
people what 10 bclleys. Ifthey did as
fb.y we're told, they musi pay inze5 for
their belief. lfthey didn't do SO, they
were roasted. Things were red hot.
Somebody told stori,s about the Pro.
f"ctor and SO he wns taken to the tower
!nnd had his bead chopped OF. It wag
not much OF n head, but he hated To
part with y. Thou there was a rising
o. the common people. but they did
MT knew knew %shaqft FIR. Mqst 81 them got
Tnisrd on 10 trees with ropes around
iheir necks. Some very fat men we're
%bnrne'l. thus making light 81 their com.
plants. Now gResg u ~ iiinc for the
}itile King to die. lie was only sixteen
when he gave up the crown and the
ghost. Euglnuo is not yet done. so ]
cannot finish a" history yet.
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WEEKLY Elz) INDEPENDENT.
Capturing a Bf.pornLe.

The san ,-,e;.,o ~ -.
m. ,%,,lowr .,o.. ~ an =,
ri, ,kc Sosss 81 .I.mss a sssnrar
hr,.bs, ~ s-.n,,or $780, >,
Sos. E,r-,a a.. ....
sy,pt.r viii the villain. wien detected.
nDn,irn.y the ms, week. = n,,oh.- 81
bnr,l,,,.s have h, AN ~ommn;,,nJ - f,L,;,
CITY, and eyidon,,y Ly h. aag,e 800
On Wednesday mint ,he c;nm,;,
House was .,.s,,ed on rburaiay ni,h,
In. United yyl.,,s iIIoiel AMI ON FL.
day night the Central House. In eneb
case watches a.. i small SIN. % ,ao.,.v
x.rr s,ol. fne. n ~ loa1srs I, air.,
i .,.cl,cE Ills mnmr,,ipg The narn.,r,,or
Of th. nsLberie, was cap,ured a,
La,Lrop,m aaay e desperate resss.apee
II nups:,s luL,i,."J &epheIs n,o.
prirtor Of lie La,hrop House, hsa ius.
tclu..,i lis establishment. and was com.
Ing M stairs with a BAG of money !,
His hand. when an alarm was raissd bv
pne Of his dnurhi.rss th % "" man vas
ln their room. Tue ladies', Miss Elm.
m, SLitpE.gj. aged IS. aud Airs. Bailey
OF paIiSad., asvada. had nLred .pI
w,rs asleep, VIXEN Miss Emma was
~awukenrd ~ H.. noise Of some intruder.
and sbon,,"ii 10 her fa.h.r. The Lnr;.
lar rushed out into the hall and. ON
being clinch.d by Shepherd. drew =
rr,Olysy BUG ured. the ball piercing
the lapel OF Shepherds coat. Ms.
'B.ilry By this time had sprung to the
j. rcp. Of her father. and caught the
burglar by the throat, upon which he
fred ngain. shooting her in tie lett
Lip. HThs scufiiug aud shooting
ysrDased some railroad hams laJcing
in the house. One q ,Lem grabbed
The burglar, but tie iaaler siashed him
jD tbs baud yilh a dirk. and then drew
y aapsshot and struck f~uriousIy right
and /, II. IL. was snaIlv o~ys,nowsr.1
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-nrI-.,cnInx ln ,hr Ea.,.

Affairs at .constantincple begin to
look less dangerous. The advance of
the Russian cavalry to Piriuji. which
the Turks understood to be AN attempt
to srife .Pirgos, with the Sies Of COM
%manding the road 70 Ksyak. is nSy dis.
avowed 10y General Todieben, Gen.
Schouvalod. who ordered the occups-
ton Of Print j. deelared to haye ey-
ceeded his authority and committed nm
indiscretion. The Russians have with
drawn from Piriuji. aud Gen. Tollebep
is is said to DO exceedingly careful to
proven; anything At this moment WHICH
would enpsc ~srspiisioa % RsesLS irrita-
tiop,
Tbs -iihdsswal from Pirinii. aud the
news from the European capitals. have
so relieved the previous tension that
little fear is now entertained Of Al ae-
cidenial collision. Both Russian aud
Turkish OILERS are induleip: in pleas.
ure excursions, The work of prepar-
ing fortiiesii0ns is greatly RELAXED.
The TtLyJgph u tia. an up-
derstsnding has been arrived at with
Count Scbouyaloff. concerning matters
interesting to Russia snd England ex.
clusively. The other questions. snch
as the Bessarabian and the iadempI,y
Question. remaips for settleneEt.
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EiiS;a ~. Gibbs, the wife murderer,
Who broke jail q few weeks since aud es-
espel. AZ Eareka. Cal. was killed on
Friday night ut IL o'clock by 5. N.
Brown. Sheriff of Eureka county, Mt
~Brliseyille, who arrived with his body.
brown having received information ill.,
ducing &m 10 believe that Gibbs vas ia
the yIciEity Of DS:igsviile AMI probably
intended to escape by tnst route, set
watch at the bridge over the VauSSa;n
river. About ii o'clock Gibbs was seen
e 20 np2n the bridge. Two men sp-
Pessing ha tgrEel to retrace his steps,
but Mr. brown and two deputies had
closed in aud cut OF his retreat. lie
again tg!Gei ~ run, when the Sheriff
called Epop him to halt. he not obey
ing. the Sheriff fired at him. but missed.
He then called upon one of bis aids to
fire. anil he did 30, shooting Gibbs
through the body. Gibbs fell, was cap
lnred. brought 70 toNn and died Satur-
day night ut s o'clock.
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STATE AM COAST.

S,ondarh-Placer diSeingS have been
n'Ss"'ered and are be worked near
bodie.
EsmeraLIa U.r,Iy--Tbo roce,, ,n,x-
80. ~, ~, -.
''""S
S"f""h If'""He-Senator Jones VIII
arrive honc about the first of June. and
is exne.,ed TO tax. mn ~ortiy. mar, In tho
coming political campaign.
White Pine Nx.cs-Mr. LYMAN, Of the
King Company, is busiIy engaged in the
Necessary PREPARATIONS for starring up
the ~co,upany's farnace at the Three
mile House.
TyTh -
cisco lao. b. >, nnn -
by = ool,r.l ,.,1-En;a. -.
him in his Office. a(ter, AS alleged.
promising to do SO.
Ward E.l,y-TL. uor,;, White Cam
ropv will Lo ,rr,o,. ,,.,,, :, i'll, =,
mill ~, mn 1;.,au,,.. Iii.
or. :, ,ho min. . .,rS
uiIIin. go. !. ,L,,,Im,,
.'' N'P'"A anticipates
""S'''' ""' ''"'"'h
~ -o'V'0 J" 'o'oo' '"'riH. HIS
-, 'S'o' u 'Ho isis ''NS'oS's
-, !" " '"s' hummer % ih"''
= IN '''''"'H''"' e.'eHuh'
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Hd~krys: The fresh Dir idiot bangs
in upon you in your Office. "whUof!'
he snoftS, looking wildly around HIM,
what all oyonl Don't you know you
are killing yourself ia hereY whewl
THIS air comes from II lime kiln. 1t
dies mp my lungs like parchment" And
he leaves tho door wide opcn, and
torrent Of icy wind rushcs in and bnthcs
your slippercd feet in q chill that
doesn't leave them for n week. lie
rushes across the Office aud opensn win
dow on your back TINT makes you shud.
der hours after you nrc asleep that
right.
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Soldiers FOR the Black Hills

Col. NJ. V. Sheridan, ordered 10 the
Elack Hills country to select proper
Ii cations for the encnmpment o. troops
n'% on their way taere, has arrived ut
| eadwood. Three camps will be es-
t"blished, one in the vicinity of Bear
81 ties. ten miles from Deadwood, an.
other in the vicinity of Rapid Creek,
forty miles distant, and the third on
Little Missouri River, eighty OF ninety
miles distant. It is thought these little
encampments. in connection with the
troops Mt Fort Mckinney, will afford
sufficient Protection from the Indians
for the Black Hill towns aud routes the
coming sumiaey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

Governor Bradley's candidacy fuI
reelection has evidently been u source
Of censeless worry to the Eureka !Stnfi-
mel, tho bare suspicion OF such intent
on his part, constituting. in the upim.
ion Of that excrssiTc ly conservative
journal, al incredible atrOcity. Posi-.
tive assertions that lac is a candidate.
made repeatedly by the Governor him.
self, hgye been insufficient to satisfy
the skeptical Sentinel of the fact. but
now that the good Deacon Parkinson,
";ho bosom friend and especial contih.
ant" Of the Governor. admits that such
is the case. the Base Range Thundcrer
is forced to give it up, and reluctantly
accepts the situation. Tint lis mind
Is pow fully Mt rest upon this harrow
ing question, is highly gratifying to
the Governors friends; their action in
the premises being much bampcred by
the S%cnhHrl'S doubts. Having accepted
his candidacy. all that il now required
to pqminate ond elect, is tho .Senhnei's
permission.
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-
Shnrn PrncilcC.

+ Washington dispatch says; VICE.
President Wheeler will probably not
preside oyer ihe sennte fgain this SEES,
sion, aud Mr.. Ferry will tgko his place,
IN view Of the fact that the Republicans
only elected Mr.. Ferry by one vote, that
il apotLer election is had, tho Demo.
Gratis might secure the election of their
candidate. Lsuding Republican Sena-
tors think it best for Mr.. Wheeler 70 re.
main away So that Mr.. Ferry eaR bold
over,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

a Galveston dispatch says New Lare.
do IL threatened by three parties Lcrdo-
lists, numbering goo tncn, under Gen.
Gnrzn Aynla aud Coils. Cristo aud Mar.
iinel. Their advance is within ten
milea Of the town. The Mexican Gus.
tom authorities hayc come to this side
With their books and records. The
commander despairs Of holding the
place unless reinforced,
Three American INGREDIENTS ARE In Jail
for refusing TO contribute TO the defense
Of the town.
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"CAS'T you give me some work.
inquired a poYr chap ut u telegraph
pflice.
MAll full" was the short reply.
"Well, by iimgs. I've got ter hnvo
suthin' ter do putty soon," mu.tered
the applicant.
lie turned ngaip to tho official pnd
asked:
81 say, mister, o9nldnit yer hirp me
for u telegraph polc?"
Yet even then tho official had TO turn
him away. every post being supplied.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

The agitation OF the subject Of treat
ment of Neyada's insane by some Of the
State Journals has ut length produced
the desired effect. 4 Stockton, Cali
~fornia, disptach OF the 2Sth says the
Pacific Insane Asylum H. undergoing
an investigation today at the bands o!
the authorities of the State Of Nevada.
During the last month or two some Of
the newspapers of Nevada have had n
great many stories about the manage
ment of the Asylum in which the New
ada insane are cared for under contract
by Doctors l.augdon and Clark. This
morning Il. VI. Dagsett, editor Of the
EHiGYriSc. of Virginia City. aud Dr..
L. j. White. IA pin, stefan Of the Com
stock, came TO Stockton duly prepared
with authority from the State of New
ada to go through the institution from
cellar to garnet. This Is what the pro-
prictors Of the asylum have long asked
for. The report of the gentlemen will
be looked for with interest.
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~! tho grInd Musical Festival whic,

"a the grand Musical Festival which
opened in San Francisco Thursday
evening, n dispatch says; The anvil
chorus. with an accompaniment of25 an
wills and 10 peices Of artillery was the fea-
turc of the afternoon, and was n decided
success. The guns were fred by %electri-
city. and the discharges we're in accur-
alto time. This feature of the perform
anee was loudly applauded. aud 0 rope.
tition demanded apl accorded. The
audience numbered about %, 900, which
pretty well filed the floor of the house,
while the galleries were about half
filed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

The SRrsr State says Jerry Dodge,
artistic sign painter Of FOrcpaugh's
Oircus Who cmbcllishes saloon mirrors
With ornamental devices advertising
tho great show, was rnu over hy tho
cais and killed at Hamburg, Iowa, last
week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

GE". w. WATERMAN. former paymus-
ter Of the Pacific mills at lawrence.
Muss.. convicted Of stealing sill. OU".
has been sentenced TO twelve yenrs in
the State Prison.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-02

TgE lcnowipg highly enpoprsging
jtcnis nre from the 7Im,s Resnr Of yes.
l'rd",i
The Independence Company started
NJ the Independence mill last sunday,
lat were obliged ~ close II dawn yes.
rd"y for i've or six hours to make
some necessary r%einirs. Tho company
]" now running twenty stamps with
plenty Of ore on the dunn aid ip sight
q ruh twice that number. Vho new
hoiatihg works at No. / shaft were
started ~ Sunday morning 4Hl are
working Nplep4jdlyi
The Savsjo works we're sD9rjed up
yesterday. 4 contract WAS let to Mike
sheridan 70 Tng diff OF the $50 foo
ltvel one hnnpreH feet. pr until pre is
struck IN ihe arift. 4 full forge VI men
viii DO pn' q EoFk II other portions
81 the mine On the 6rst gToSime.
TnE British to6t at gaweo Crete,
was recently iir.d ., hy qsrks. Int WA
Rpt injured.