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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

Editor hniPenient:-A most c~njoyn.
BILE time wnS spent last evening ut the
residence OF Mrs. Rood, where a private
entertainment in vocal md instrument.
al music was given by Mrs. volmer and
her pupils. The want Of room allowed
tho invitation to lie extended 20 tho
parents and a few friends only, all of
whom enjoyed the treat very much.
Though Mrs. VoImet's scholars did not
rival Beethoven. Haydn OF Mozart. yet,
tho execution OF tho parts performed,
showed taste, atilI aud careful trimming.
The voice. which Is most expressive rs
well ~ tho most perfect of all musical
instruments ovinccd careful culture,
whilst the position at Tho instrument.
aud graceful nngcrin g showed the good
taste Of the teacher. The performance
Of those who had boon under instruct
ion for only q few weeks. did not receive
the applause, neither was 10 equal IL
That Of those who had boon under in.
struction for years, yet. considering Tia,
time spent, II was equity as deserving
Mira. Nolmcr certainly deserves mucl
praise for the enthusiasm with which
she inspires her pupils ns we'll rs for ih,
progress manifested in tho above on
t~crtninmcnt. a SPECTATOR.
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The Volunteer. Di-banded.
Elko, june %, 1873.


Lieutenant Governor. Jcw,tt Albums,
returned from the north Saturday, and
left here FOR Carson City this morning.
lie has disbnudcd al the forces that
haze been ia the service OF the State
IN protecting the northern frontier
against the threatened invasion of the
ElIInocks. The movement of the In
dams having transferred the seat Of
war into Oregon. and the United States
troops having arrived on the scene of
ac'Ion. Gov. Adams did not consider
1t necessary TO continue the expense Of
longer maintaining IA force in the III
ploy OF the State.
1t would no; De at all surprising il
some OF the papers In this State who
nre always seeking an opportunity to
growl Hbout something, considering
that the Indians did hot really make the
attack on this county which was threat
ench. SHOULD say that an unnecessary
expense has bccu incurred. But il the
editors Of those papers had been placed
on the northern border Of this county
within sixty miles of II band Of mur-
ferrous Hauuucks as our northern set.
tiers were. th,r" i M doubt but thee
would call rs loudly for assistance as
anybody.
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Mr.. s. $. Sears the editor nni pro,
rrIr'"r Of this paper returned from his
trip through the valleys south Of the
Railroad last Saturday, and will now
take his accustomed pl,cs in charge
Of this paper, which for the last three
weeks during Mr.. ScIrs' absence has
been IN other hands. Attention Is cal.
lol to this fact now, 80 that il anything
has been suil IN ia, paper during that
tiunc d.spirnNirs To any person. Mr.
%e'iS may not Ice held Responsible for
il.
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lFrom Fridays Daily,


Personal.
Frank McPhctres tettrned this morn.
ing from his trip Ia Southern Utah.
He 10. looking particularly hearty. and
Informs us that he met with good sue
cess in ~disposing OF the band of horses
which he and others took down to tina,
country for sale. Bill Moodey has al.
30 set out on his retGrn from the land
of Zion; Nae says he looks for him
before many days.
Jim Campbell, our old Austin nc.
quaintancc. now of Campbell distric,
over in Eureka coun.y. came rp on last
evenings train and after renewing ac-
Guaintlnce with Il number of old friends
here. AMI attending To some personal
matters of n business nature he returned
by the train this morning. for Beowawe.
jim * not so ileshy as usual, but is as
Jolly us ever, and by the maintenance
Of pristine yisor and activity, noiwi,h-
standing the Iayages Of times. makes
d. 49, S.AO AAAu CLINT
ac;eristics of one of the old. timers.
He Sill adhcres to mining us his first
love, and with Phil. D~ephanser, an.
other OF the OLD boys Sho fought. Jled
and died in the fall of 10 and spring
OF 80, upon the classic ground iructi.
1eh by the sacred waters of Mud
Springs, is now interested in some good
mining property in tue above named
district, in which Chicago parties have
recently become interested.
DIR. GARDINER has returned from
the west, and will remain here for some
time TO come, in order TO complete
work in his profession OF dentistry,
previously ehgsgc!, aud to attend to
amy business in his line that may offer.
MINNIE, the little daughter of G.. w.
Liiton, was suddenly taken seriously
i'll to day, but prompt medical assist
Hnce had placed her beyond danger,
this evening.
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From Tuesdays Da;ly.l


The session Of the State University
closed on Saturday last, aud tho stud.
cnts will enjoy n vacation until the first
OF September, when the next term will
begin. The usual closing examination
was not made; those exercises having
been gone through with n couple of
months previous, TINT time being deem.
cd more propiiious.
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COCRV.
SuIic Term, Z

HON. J. II. cK, PRESIDING.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25.
Court met at 10 o'clock A. 81. or
he seven prisoners in licted, five were
a%rraIgned, and plead not guilty.
WEDNESDAY,. June &c.
State VS.. ChNs. McWiliiams-ple I'd
not guilty, and trial set for July lOth.
State vs.. james Clark-plend not
guilty, and trial set for July 10th.
State vs.. W. c. Denn-plcId not
guilty; trial set for July lith; gave bail
in $1,000.
State vs.. Sam Kee-plend not guilty:
trial sot for July 18th.
A'mitage VS.. Armitage-ordered tnat
II decree be issued in accordance wish
prayer Of complaint.
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VIII Celebrate.

Upon the anniversary of his hundred
aud nineteenth birthday, which is now
close at hand. N. J.. Huynes-whu
spells 1t ''MoSo''- has ngrccl TO furn-
iSh Gratuitiously to the young American
element Of this city. ranging from ten
years down, II grand entertainment, at
which fruits. cakes, cundics, cigars,
tobucco, aud all those Injuries in which
modern infants delight, will he Lounti-
fully supplied. = series OF innocent
sports in which the hustwi!l take IL pro-
minent part will be iEaugurated for tn G
amusement of the little guests, during
the afternoon. Mr.. Haynes has caused
one Of the principal acts of the days
drama 90 be handsomely illustrated in
~colors, upon tinted cardboard. copies
of which may bo seen ut the Cabinet
Restaurant and at the stand immediate.
y in front OF the same. Carnivcrous
William will take pleasure in pointing
ont the salient features of the illustra.
lions md in descauting upon their
truthfUiness to nature, upon the slight
est p%royocation.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

A III. pEitgOEs HAVING CLAIMS
n against John "Etsoi. deceased. or the O..
ta'c OF tic saitl jpFn Ns'N,n, dosrasrt AZ,
hereby required e. cSltibit the sane with iLs
necessary Vouchers, Within ten months afee
the hrt publication 81 thisn Icc, to J. IL. sus
county Of lilo, State Of Nevada.
J. 10. SuGGETT,
administrative OF the Ca taIc OF John watson,
dteea ed. ioac.iuS
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Yesterdays Afternoon BOARD.

YESTERDAYS Afternoon Board.
40 Raymond and Ely, 3S5G
200 Eureka Con, 5UL, 81
1850 Alps, See, i5c
200 Belmont, Doc
1900 ella, zoe, 65e
$40 Belle, IL
100 Manhattan, Ga
. Star, !3jc
100 Day. Toe
% Hamburg, g.
1875 Hillside, 2jGc
500 Modor. IL
lJj Bechtcl. l9Oc
600 BddIe. 1. Il"c
40 New Coso, 100
400 Leeds, |
500 Tip Top. 1865, iG5c
$40 California, II, l5ts
go Overman, -, IL
235 Bullion, "a. isOc
800 Best aud Belcher, l3ss, 1877
sos Ophir, 4G%, 4G
S35 Mexican, 1917, 1917
1885 Cor. Virginia, 1874, 10
$500 Imperial, soc
20 Jacket. IA, ~
1910 Julia. Ga
375 EXcheGuer, ,
S35 Point, 90
GO Sierra Nevada, 43jc. 1900
100 Belcher, 42Oc, AZ
100 Ward. 1900
2lO Alta, ~.
20 Chollar, &c
$50 Justice, ga, 370c
90 Kentuck. 3
200 Savage, llh, ~
220 Union. 5
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VAS AELsTYN has put on u new coach
to the Hot Springs. II is arranged
omnibus fashion with seats along sides
aud door behind. \ person ran now
get n very comfortable ndo to the
Springs and back. Frs il.
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From Mondays Daily
PERSONAL.

Governor Bradley aud Lieutenant.
Governor Adams lcit here for tho Sioic
Capital by tho train this morning. Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Edor have arrived from
n thirty days visit among their friends
IN The Golden State. Judge Keone has
also returned from the lay City where
n' hal been so%journing for some time
past o. D.. Campbell. o.. l.. Mayors ana
h~''ntepnht Allen eams doen from the
fo'' ut H"lleck, Saturday, and vctu,ned
ny the train yesterday. George M,igs
aud wife arrived hero from Wells by
hsis mornings train.
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RllsT!A, ATTENTION!
rus ykDnns,cyrD u.v,vo

IUfH vND3VSIGSED HAVING.
been apo nt"d 10y tho Hon. J. ii. Fiack,
Dis rae; jidys NJ the Ninyh judicial District in
aud tt klku county. Nevuda, to organize q vol
unletr ~cninfLiy IL ptrSlaIce TO a call for tho
saline. under the pro isions Of an act Of tho
Legislature 81 the State VI Nevada, entitled
'An act To prOvbie f,r organizing aud disciplin.
tug the mhiifa az the state"
hn,lre 10 hereby g,v"u that = meeting Of tha
menu r. 10 compuse sails company under said
Call. viii, for tie purpose OF organization, loo.
held a. :te Gnurt HOO In klko, Elko County,
Noviia. Un Saturday evening. Jnne 20. 1873, al
\ O'C.uck. +. A.. ROGERS.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO A. y. no LsTnNEt
~ 20 owner in the BLUE Vine! you arr
hciCty Modified as nwicr OF an iEta e., In lid
Blue NJ Z. stu t-i Ia l.iIrpad Minirg Iistrioi,
i'k" County. rat" OF Nevada. that II after the
eHpu alton o, niariy Has Al ar The publication
al tins %iTtic", y"1 viii have aIpd to ca trib-
u g your prvp"r lon ~ The amount duo fer the
Eore-Sarv s~sessn!snt WORK upon said nine for;
III" year 1871 Amounting to the sum Of SAG. &C
las rcqlirni lev Act IL Cori'rass. approved
ntNrch 10Th 1872. and rm, ramonts thereto,
your iatcTust IN asId n.ile Will bee me the
rF"p"Tiy a: the uIdrrsiynri. = to- wner In
SAIL mil e. who las made III, annual oxycndi-
ty. ai,Rn II.
EiSo' Iune 2nth. 1873 jr2I pod
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LL pTUsoNs uaVfyG CLAIMS,
sgEirst Leopold Bisshoff. dsec1sed, or the
estate OF Leopold nscfIuii. deceased, are here.
by fcgihr"i to- exhibit Siir same. with tire nee
essATy vnuchg r., within ten months after the
FIRST publication oT THIS notice. 90 Carl Froe-
Itch Afininistrator. At his place OF business, in
the town Of ElkO, County OF flko, state Of
Nevada, CARL ~FRoELtCB/.
ChoiT. deceased.
Elao. Jane 20. 1873. Ie20 I'm
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TnE pay car Of the c. J.. Enilrond
Company passed here going east Sat.
urlay afternoon. Il goes TO Ogden
where they Will commence paying oil,
aud will hc here nguin and settle with
tho employees Mt thi, place in a few
days.
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Miss SAMUEL NJ. POLLARD presented
quito n mo,licrly appearance yesterday
evening ms she walked up aud down
the platform with ShUshone Seliio'a
yellow haired pnppooso in his arms.
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E0TlCE TO CREDITORS.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
- against l.. WHISKY. deceased, or tho estate
"i The sd'd I. Wiley, lccca oil. are hereby rc-
quiTei to exhibit the same with the necessary
voucher. within ten months frrr the nrst puE-
iira i'n. OF tins notice. to J. N. Mason, at his
pace ~ bn mes, IN the town and County OF
Elko, Stat, " Nevada.
J n. MASON,
Admin TRAITOR Of the estate OF l. Wilsry. de-
CoIscd. Ia im
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TO FARhERs ASD OTHsEs.-iIayirQ
assumed entire control Of the black
smi,hing wngon.msking and machine
shops, ! am now prepared to do any
aud all kinds of work in my line, par.
ticularly tho repairing of agricultural
Implements, on tho most favorable
forms.
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SuuTlnn sNnn.g,

Nj. g. J. Cox died very suddenly at
his homo in Star valley, yesterday. As
the cause Of his death seemed To he
something of II mystery, his vito tcic.
grnphcd for n physician to come up aud
hold aP'1t mo'iem examination. md DIR.
Huntington accordingly went up on
train No. Z this tuorniug for that pnr.
pose.
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swai.i lsf:.-!nriyci.

Antoine BiNcl. Of the Humboldt Brew
cry, appears TO he II shining mark for
the shafts of the q~ncrulous oil dame
-misS-fortuue-nnd IL victim OF the
villinuous cupidity and tcmcrity Of the
midnight rObber. His place of busi.
ness was last night again burgInrized,
aud dcspo!ied @! some fifty odd dollars
worth of cigars. a few bottles Of liquor,
q pocket knife and u couple OF dollars
In dimes aud nickels. The robbers.
as usual, effected an entrance to the
room through M OF the rear windows,
and made of with their booty without
detection. II we were running that
particular house. we'd borrow Ben.
i!;ch's sPike.tsiled prodigy and plant
him in such II manner as 10 secure
enough Of the anatomy of any noctrr.
unl visitor To enable his friends TO
identify tho corpse in The morning.
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4. Bauer.

A bAESS audience assembled Mt the
hall last evening, on tho OCCASION OF the
concert given by John Kelley, aud all
appear to be well pleased will the en-.
%tcrtNinmcnt, which was really first. class.
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FouR wngon.lonis Of emigrnnta con.
HiSting Of three families passed through
town to-day on their way to Oregon.
They are from White Pine county south
Of Hamilton. aud 80 from hero by way
OF Mountain City.
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NO. ., SOUTH c srnEEr.


Inicrcsi paid on crdinary aud Term DoyoItts.
Deposits received In sums u and upward,
Loans mHde on approved real estate, bonds,
STOCKS, etc. Stocks. currency and silver bought
aud sold. Exchange for Hale ON all tho prlnci.
pal eitica Of Europe and The Orient ~,
2I.u A. W. WHITE. sec,ar
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\ dispatch received here to-day nm
no"nccs tho burning Of rhylor's Sta.
ton Last night. The stable and corral
were saved.
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SAN FRANCISCO TICK PcAao.
Friaay. Jssc -. ,s1s.

To-Day's steel sales.
$50 opbir. 49,, AZ
9S5 Mexican. 1885
40 Gould and Curry. 6,S
400 B.st aud Bclchea ~. lIh
$40 Con. Virginia, l2I., l2ss
li0o California, I5n, 49,
$40 Savage. li5s, lIH
ITO Chollar. AK
800 Hale and Norcross. "a, tx
$50 FONT, 5I. So
3i5 Jacket. ~, az
60 Imperial. SIDE
200 L. niuck. 5
$50 Alpha. IuX, I0b
$40 3. lch T ~, Aloe
li20 Sierra N,vadu. II5c, ii0c
$50 Utah, 81, 81,
1850 Bullion, "a, iGUc
lao E~ScL,qucr. z3Uc. )
loo ONrrnnn. IL
80 Justice, 3S0c. 3S5c
500 Succur, Zoe
525 Union. So, 81
ITO Alta. 3
$40 julia. G;S
2i5 Caledonia, 22Oc. 2l5e
$50 Silver Hill, l2pc
as Challenge 7Jc
235 New York. G;c. Csc
100 K"uiurk. ). Bose
500 WUUIville, 3Ic
U Andes. Hoe, S5c
FOO Mides.21,
GOO Wells Fargo. loo
l75 Ward, l45c. l35c
100 Levihthan. j"c, $50
1900 TROJAN, 25c. BIC
100 Benton. 22Oc
rs Solid Silver. pa
1879 Leopard. I5c, iOc
400 Hnssry. 20c, lac
$40 De Frees, 2jc, Joe
800 Prize, $3.50
1850 Navajo iUc
100 Endowment, soc
1880 Independence. TX, 1855
100 \. America, lOu
HOO Falcon, Toe
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We arc authorized to announce that
contributions with which to pay the
Band for their services OH The morning
Of the ith, will DC solicited to morrow.
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WE learn that n man named Nc.
Cuno was fatally cut by one Patterson.
at Cornucopia ycsierday-no pAiiieu
lars.
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NJ. =. HAYNES birth day party to
tho little ones, VIC are requested to say,
will take place OH the evening Of the
5rd of July, aud all the Juveniles below
ten summers are hereby notified that
their presence and Hrpetites will be
expected on that happy occasion, with
ont money and without price. A good,
sh"rp. healthy disposition TO assist in
preventing the fruits and things from
spelling. will be regarded in tho light
Of a ticket of admission, rs the only
object of the master OF the fenst is to
afford The little ones an opportunity to
enjoy themselves in the most accepta-
bic manner.
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A mammoth Art Gallery has opened
OH Commercial street, at Gibbs e.
prior's old stand. Eow Ia tho tino to
get pictures at yont own price.
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TnB fro which Destroyed Taylor's
station, ON tho Tuscatora road. origi.
mated iuystcriously In the kitchen: loss
81. 900 at loasi.
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FAMILIES can be furnished with n sn
pcrior article Of Ice Cream 10y the pint.
quart or gallon ut the Cabinet Restaur.
ant day Or night
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FouR car lords oi lumbor aud ono OF
wood. arrived 10y rail.
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FREsn STRAWBERRIES received daily
at the Gem Restaurant.
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k'cTsOnnI,

Parson s. L. Kelley, who has been
making tho tour of tho eastern part of
the State, arrived here yesterday. and
departed for tho West 10y this mornings
train.
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MISS Eva, daughter Of J. l.. Wines.
has just returned from the East whero
she has been attending school.
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lFoi. It,nic.

Twenty head Of good work cattle.
For particulars apply TO j.. Reinhart
& Co. iu26.2w
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$. J. sMrrn, matchmaker aud jew.
elcr, Elko. Nevada. =.
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Hcnvy s;ovcmcnt In Wool.

\ aOch 81 three thousand bead Of
sheep were driven actoss the upper
bridge over tho Humboldt. last evening.
We learn that they were brought from
the vicinity AZ Battle Mountain and
are being driven for Colorado, but by or
from whom. We could not ascertain.
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FGEsH SHELL oYsrgus received at tho
Gem aaily. Fifty cents a pln.s.
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Departure,

fLis morning--G. a. Kingston and
Mrs. Plonsky.
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Legal notice Of rostponemont Of the
day Of sale OF tho delinquen, stock Of
the Rock Creek Company. will be found
in another column Of thia issue.
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departures.

This morning.. Griffith. +. Mills,
on. Laughlin, S. NJ. Pollard. NJ. Il.
Payne, q. W. Sample and Ii. W.
Brown.
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Departures.

This morning-H. Levi. George Glib.
son, Mart Smith and W. y. Van Drei.
len.
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FRgsH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM daily
nj the Cabinet RostGarant.
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Arrivals

This ovening-MNr Smith. ". c
Dean, Il. IL. Boynton and All Koo.
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Left the Agency.

The Grant Coun'y Times published
at Canyon City, Oregon, says that
grea; excitement prevails in that county
In consequence of the threatening at.
tiiude OF the Indians; settlers hurrying
their families from all isolated places
TO those of comparative safety. The
report that every piute formerly at tho
Alalhcur Agency, has left, is cOrrobor.
ated. and fears arc entertained that
the tribe in II body will engage in active
hosiilitics. The situation is by no
rfeanS u pleasant one to contemplate;
eight hundred hostile Indians within
eighty miles Of the few unprotected
settlers, is not calculated tc foster Il
feeling of safety. j. VI Clements.
who has a ranch in the Stein Noun
tain country. has jus: arrived in Hum
boldt, and informs the .Ssirsr STATE that
the whole country from the Malheur
ASenca to the Nevada line is III possess
sion Of the hostile Indians, and with
the exception of those fortified mt
White Horse. there is not n white man
living there. Tom Dixon's, Hager.
sons. Doc. Anderson's and Smiths
ranches are burned, and nothing has
been heard OF the wncrs. who were
probably shot down or burned in their
houses. Jack Rhodes, If living, is at
Harvey, and Bill Shark was chased
eight miles and escaped by accident.
At l;uby's corral, twelve fine mares
were killed by the red devils. He says
recruits are going in fIom almost every
direction 10 join the hostilcs.
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Departures

This morning.. G. Farnham aud
Messenger.
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Notice.

On ond after June 2Sth; L. II. Smith
will sell sawed wood ut 80 30 per cord.
aud i.foot nut riue wood at $50 o.
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This cvcning-4M Il. Payne, II
Cloudman aud j. II. Storey.
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Arrivals.

This evening from Tuscarorn, were
+. L. Davis and q. VI. Bepplor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30

This morning-Frank Bell and Mr..
Shaw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-30
The Committees Report.

We the committee appointed 90 con-
slider ani report in regard "a the celo
brn;iom OF the Fourth OF July would
respectfully submit; that Mr. Van
Aelstyn having prepared a pavilion
and made other arrangements for the
celebration at the Hot Springs, we
think that Il will be proper for tho citi.
acus in order TO insure the success Of
the undertaking 10 raise by subscrip.
ton II sufficient amount Of money TO
pay for the music during the day aud
to pay for carriages to carry people 10
an from the Springs. 1t will take for
those purposes $3.50.
joins AiSLKY.
JANIS CLNEK,
a. Moo I'm,
G.. CoHs.
Il. Il. HENLEY.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27
THE AMENDMENTS.

We publish officially in this number
of the CHIEF the twenty-one proposed
amendments to the constitution which
will be submitted to the voters of Lou
isiana for approval or rejection at the
approaching general election on the 5th
of November. These proposed amend
ments will remain in our columns for
the term of three months, thus afford
ing our readers ample opportunity to
familiarize themselves with the new
features which are offered BY the
General Assembly for engrafture up
on the organic law of the State.
In future issues we shall discuss
these measures seriatim and compare
them with the provisions of the con-
stitution they are intended to abro-
gate or amend, to the end that every
reader of the CHIEF may be fully pre-
pared to give an intelligent vote up
on each and all of the twenty one
propositions.