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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-10
Grand Prize Buliion-

The frst bullion product Of the
Grand Prize mine was on March LIST.
1877. and as last Friday completed the
first twelve months run. the 7uaes-
Rerier publishes the following very
ilattering exhibit OF its yield for that
period: Number Of bans produced.
TAO, the value Of viii CHI was $780,
SCI 5S, about 81, $50 to the bar. With
in that time the company has built one
twenty-stamp mill with roasting fur
naces completei n ten-s;amp mill
with dry-kiln; erected two sets OF hoist
ing machinery and buildings at the
main shaft, which has been completed
TO n depth of 425 feet; sunk tho new
three-compartmeut shaft $50 feet; paid
$500. 900 in dividends; has n snug sum
in the treasury. and all without ever
loyying an assessment. SO favorable
ii showing III mining, or any other leg
itin,ate enterprise. is very rarely seen.
aud opportunities for 80 profitable in
vestmcnt, seldom offered.
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From Tuesdays Daily


Frank McPhctrCs has made all nee
cssary preparations for an nttnck upon
the defective places in the road north,
md with team, tools aud men, starts
out 20 TIC fyay. tomorrow
morning. a co]1NvNnsory on wheels
has been constructed for the comfort
and convenience OF the men employed,
and snugly slowed in tho tight, CON-
pact, movable lodging houso they may
defy the heaviest storms. o'nights. 81
least. Tho cay.lood Of heavy lumbor
md timbcrs 20 10 used ia construction
aud repairing Of bridges. has arrived
from Truckee, and will be hauled orl
to the points designated ut ouce. TN
less the weather should prove very
stormy. the work o required upou
the road can be done to advantage.
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school ~ExercIses.

We are informed by Mr.. Hollister,
Principal Of the public school. thar ex-
e~rcises by the baby class, in arithmetic,
will take place at the school house to-
morrow. and the presence of q goodly
number of the parents on the occasion
would be very desirable. These exer-
cises are not only interesting as ex-
hibiting the progress made by the
classes in their studies, but attendance
on the part of parents aud guardians,
at such times, conduces TO inspire the
pupils with q desire to excel, which q
manifest Indifference from such source,
fails to excite.
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Held To

In the examination of Bell. Wilson
and tho ''Kid" before United States
Commissioner Windle, on a charge Of
robbins the United States Mail, The
parties were held to bail in the sum of
$4,000; 500 and SIS. 600 respective
ly. Being unable tpfurnish the rcquir-
ell bonds they are retained in custody.
United States Marshal j. Il. Fitch.
will convey them to Carson where they
are to appear before the United States
Court. They will leave here for that
place, Saturday.
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COURT.
February Term. 1878.
j. II. FLACK, Presiding.

y. II. fLACK, Presiding.
.gH MoHDAY March ith.
Tho trial jurors wore called this
morning and a jury empanellrd in the
case Of l.. II. Chnse VS.. T.. Woodruff
ct al, action for damages for trespass.
Argument OH motion. for non-suit was
still in progress ns We went TO press.
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The Wedding Tonight.

We are informed by our old.limo nc.
quaintancc, George W. Hanson. that
the rumors to tho effect that he wna
about to don the matrimonial harness,
were we'll founded; in fact. that the
solemn ceremony prohibiting him from
going abroad o'nIghts would bo per.
formed at the residence of the lady.
Miss Laura Harris seakless. in rear
Of tho P~ostoficc, this evening. Han.
som possesses mono Of that churlish-
moss which courts scclusion. and do.
sircs that his hosts Of friends will stand
by him through the trying ordeal. and
assist in preventing the cake aud wine
--of which an abundance has been
providcd-from going TO waste.
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The school ENerciHcH.

Quite a number Of persons were in
attendance at the school exercises this
afternoon, which were both interesting
and entertaining. The class in anth-
metic-which underwent an eIamina-
ton to day-is making satisfactory
improvement, and the singing by the
school, with instrumental accompani.
ment, was excellent; perfect time be-.
ing kept, and many ofuthe larger girls
displaying musical and vocal abilities
OF a high order. An hour or two could
be pleasantly, as we'll as p~roftably
passed by parents in the school room
each Friday, and such attentions will
also prove encouraging to the pupils
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ELKo. Monday. March {, 1873.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present Holmes. wiseman aud Hughes
full Board.
The day Was consumed IA che eorsid-
Grafton OF claims against the Coanty,
and the full Board resssembling on
Tuesday. the following business was
trsnsacted;
Petitions from citizens Of Rock
Greek. ono asking the appointment Of
f.. L. Reynolds and the other C. Webb
to the position OF Justice of the Peace
for that township, were received and
laid over for further consideration
Ordered that the Auditor draw q war
ram in favor OF james Talbot for the
amoun now in the Road Fund. the
Same being due and payable to him.
Ordered that sealed proposals for
painting and calcimining the Court
House, aud making such other repairs
to the building as may be deemed nee
essary. be received, and the proposition
be published.
The resignation Of F. c.. Van Duzer
as Justice of the Peace for Cope town
ship was accepted, to take effect April
LIST, and w. II. Root was appointed to
i'll the vacancy occurring at that time.
The bond Of Peter Reardon rs JUS
tice of the Peace for Sprucemont was
approved.
In answer to petition from citizens
OF Halleck Station, II school district
of that maine was established, taking n
IA portion Of Star District.
For assessing purposes the County
was districted as in 1877, and the AS
SCISSOR allowed payment for $50 days
services.
The State and county tax was suf-
fered to remain as on tho previous
yenr-S3 on each 500 property valua.
ton, and for Elko School District, 80
cents extra for school purposes.
The District Attorney WAS directed
to action against all at
present delinquent for taxes.
John Brady was appointed ~janitor at
the Court House.
According TO petition from citizens
of Cariin' $. Barclay was permitted to
collect toll on ten miles of the county
road leading from that place, for q
term of three years, providing the
same is kept in repair at his expense.
Eureka County having declared its
readiness to pay $1,000. due Elko
County from the former. it was ordered
that the same be accepted.
The following bills were acted upon
and allowed:
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L,cESnnh,.

NJ. j. Ftecman returned by the
train last evening, from n pro,rac;od
visit 10 Ca'''oTn'N n, md IL physically
mech ii"prtNed 10y n curse OF ]ai1;nI
Mt the pGso Robes mbescl SIf;ngs.
where a Largo POTION OF Tho time dJr.
log his o3Sc"ce, has been spent.
john MeNally, supcrin ondcpt Of
The Independence. M Tusca,oya, was
also q passenger from the wost by tue
same train, and took tho stage for
home, this morning,
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The Arte.I.n Well.

The work OF sinking Ito atesisn
we'll steadily continues, a depth Of $40
feet having been reached. The stratum
Of tough clay encountered some time
ago. is still being penetrated. and it is
.apprehended that further additions to
the stem procured viii become neces-
sary before bedrock is struck. Con-
sidering the depth attained, good pro-
gress Il being made in sinking. mud
Messrs. Fitch and Prior are sanguipe
that the project will be a success. To
insure such result, all that's required
is the meaps, aui hat will doubtless
be forthcoming.
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NJ. p. Haynes, State agent for L. b..
Mallory 4 Co.'S celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters, Is in
daily receipt by Express, OF these luc.
ious bivalyos direct from tho Atlantic.
socursdin leo at baltimore, thoy are
repacsed in Omaha and agsin in og.
den. arriving here fresh az when taken
from their native element. These oys.
sers are superior to any IN the market,
and they will be promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from the agent, 70.
packed in leo from the Depot here.
Address II l.. Haynes. Elko. New.
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The Prescott. Arizona URer ul the
10th "itimo, c%on,nius the following re-
gHrding our old Nevada friend who
passed through here from the east for
that tropical country n few weeks ago:
J W. Whitlnch, the mining man, has
gone out to look at the mines Of tho
Peck, Tiger aud lIunbug districts.
His opinion Of miles il valuable, aud
thosA who have locations along h]isrouic
GLould afford him Nil the facilities ia
their i"wcr to ,N.sm,re Ihc.S properties,
as, II the time should ever come when
they desire TO LIInY thaiu into popular
notice. they TiIi ind that il will be
imudy 10 have "A "am ~in LpOws li,
business to Ir.ar a..
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From MUno"Y Dnily.l
pcn,n Of =. q. noc.e,. chl.n.

Death or a. q. Dorr"ts ChI,d.
The liiilo child Of Lot,icr and Ella
Dorsey, which duri ~ tho past oight o.
ton days had been seriously i'll,
broathcd It's last yesterday mo.ping.
Everything that skill and affection
could suggest. was done to prolong its
life' but without avail. Tho funeral
which took place from tho Church at 2
O'Clock to-day, was attended by a largo
number Of friends and acquaintnnccs
OF tho family, aud tho fcw remarks of
Rov. MIR. McCulloch were peculiarly
touching aud appropriate. The loss OF
ihc'r little darling II q source OF deep
grief to tho bcrcayod parents, and tho
sympnth! of their many friends Ia feel.
lngly rendered to them IN their trying
aHictiop,
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An Extra.

Through parties in atteudence at
court. who arrived from Wells this
morning, We Learn that Woodun ~ En-
Hor dispatched an extra coach for
Cherry Creek to bring down the small
nrmy of witnesses subpuuacd i'll the VII,
sou-Br'i cast. in their examination be-
fDTo United States Commissioned VIM
die. With Tho exception of two, tho
witnesses are all brought on ile part Of
the dci,usr.
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George Russell. who for several
~ccEs past, has been testing the vir-
tues Of the paso Robes springs in Cali
~inruia, returned home by the train last
evening. We are glad to learn that he
has derived much benefit from the
watcrB. 'r
II. w. Brown and wife. who have
been visiting III California during the
winter, also returned by last evenings
train.
Miss Fanny Rogers who want down
on II visit to friends in San Francisco,
IL short time since, arrived home last
evening by the train.
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Bullion Received.

A handsome little bar Of Young
America bullion. weighing 81 pounds
was brought down to the Office of Wells,
Fargo Il Co. by the stage from Tus-
earora, last evening. The fact of its
being small, however, did not detract
proportionnlly from its value, for be-
ing composed largely of gold, it was
worth the snug sum OF 50, 4 IS.
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Ball nj Halleck station.

A dance and supper in commemora-
ton Of St. Patriek's day, on tine 18th
instant, by Mrs. Griffin, and a general
invitation to attend. is extended. We
are requested to state that ample stable
o for teams bringing parties to the
ball, has been secured, and provision
made for the comfort OF guests. Sec
advertisement in another column.
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A ScFeuntlc,

The party OF gentlemen who dis.
conrsed sweet music. both vocal and
instrumental, for special doiecin-
ton, last night. will please accept our
thanks for the luxury conferred. Tho
lSDErESnESr infant prodigy also cit.
joycd the treat immensely, aud %roittor.
atod ia our hearing, to day, some hun
dreds of times, tho brief but honest
compliment "moosic dood."
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arrangement for IA horse race at the
mil" truck above town, between Dor.
scy's Glley, "AIay" aud the Tucker
Bros. horse. baldwin" for 800, to
take place next Saturday. the 9th inst,
have been perfected. Both animals
are II good stock. and the race will be
a warm contest Of speed: the fastest
horse getting away with the coin. The
distance 10 be run is six.hundrcd ynrds,
with catch weights. The horses are
in ino condition, and II lively interest
IL already being manifested ia the re-
suit by our local horse sharps.
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tFrom Wednesdays Daily


As L. c. EdsniI- and Paul Hasten
we're industriously engaged in n little
game of ball on tho Plaza last even
! ig, n collision, somewhat comical in
chnractcr-tO outsiIcrs-uccurred be-.
tween ;hl two youn men, which re-
suited quite seriouSiy.- ElSsil, bv n
peculiar flourish OF thc modern club.
known only To scientific blsc-ballists,
had raised the little sphere to n per
pcndtcu!ar altitude corresponding with
tha; Of the gilded one ut the summit
Of Ihe flagstaff, when both-the parties.
rushing from opposite directions to in
tcrceUt the bali III ITS descent, with
eyes bent upward. ench totally obliv-
ions Of the Others app, oach, they 70.
cused with such force that both went
Immediately ito grass, anil came up so
groggy that n second round was deemed
uuadyisabio. Although the eutire seven
teen senses of The boys were literally
Knocked ont 'em, they soon recovered.
and the slight. disigurment Z Of n
'smokcd chimney" or two, which il
but temporary, is fully compensated
for the extra knowledge obtained. 1t
is perhaps unnecessary TO add that the
ball reached the ground in due timo
without molcstation. We visited Ed.
this morning, and found him all right,
except that his jaw don't go off with
its former suioOthnoss and regularity.
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from Fridays Daily.l
The wedding Last Night.

When, several days ago, the fact be-
came generally known that Hanson
was aIout TO sail into voluntary Sc
clusion on tho sea OF matriinoDy, tho
entire town became agitated In conse.
quenco, and the sudden ~rnsnness de-
voloped by its protcgc, became a source
of deep .solicitude to all; but finding
him irrevocnbly fixed in tho determine
ton to risk the hazard of the die"
his hosts of friends awarmed 10 his
support, and in response TO the gener-
Gus invitation extended, assembled at
the wedding feast in such numbers that
tho unpretontious domicile in which
the ceremony was TO be performed, ran
over the hrim. ana even the Court
house, to which further proceedings
were adjourned, could scarcely con.
tain the guests.
BESIDES the powerful Elko delegation,
comprising most Of the prominent citi.
zcns, Carlin. Hallock. Wells. the prin-
cipal valleys aud the camps North
were we'll represented. Enthusiasm
dill not reach its hight, however, until
the nuptial knot was securely tied.
when the happy pair was borne in
triumph from tho Temple Of Justice,
and amid platoon discharges OF con.
gratulniions. the strains Of martial
70
music from the big drum and the
cheerful hurras of the apprcciativo null
titudo. rivers Of vino were absorbed
and whole h.catombs OF cake
melted into n~othingnoss.
No notable an event as that Of last
evening. never perhaps, before SHOOK
to It's very center Tho fabric OF Hum.
bOldl society. g.4HLE
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A. BRucI.
Dentistry.

DIR. GARDINER, who has Just returned
to Elko. will remain here professionally
during the coming week, and parties
requiring tho services Of n first. class
DENTS. will do well to apply to the
Doctor at once. Ills rooms are at the
Depot Hotel, whetc ne may always DO
found ready to extract, fill or furnish
new sets Of teeth.
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The advertisement o: II grand ball To
bc given at.the Depot Hotel by the
Elko Orchestra. will be found ia an.
uihsr column. The boys pruuusc tEat
this IvrpaichorcHn VaGon shSiI excel
IN all the Judgments attaching to ,he
dips, spurs. angles and Variations
OF advanced poetical saita,ory motion.
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omeer Huston Killea mt ward.

Mr.. Hip. of the firm of Hip Bros,
ut Ward, who is now visiting the Hot
Springs ut this place, last evening re-
ccivod n letter from that place. con-
tanning news of the killing of officer
Huston by Tim Finegan, u we'll known
sporting man. The latter was creating
n disturbance in q, hurdy-house. and
refusing to be elected by officer Hus-
ton, the latter struck him with his
club, when Finegan drew a pistol aud
shot him dead. The affair created IN
tense excitement, and it was thought
TINT il Finegan. who had taken TO the
hills, was captured, he would be lynch
ed. Huston wa an old coaster; had
been night watchmnn at Ward over "a
year, and was regarded with favor by
the citizens generally. Finegan was
in Elko a few months ago; ANA is well
known by many persons here.
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Doc. Bell, Wilson aud the "Kid,"
the parties charged with robbing the
mail, In charge OF United States Mar
shall ]. b. Fitch, took the train for
Carson this morning. They will DO
tried before the United States Court al
that place.
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To FARMSBs M OTuEns.-Having
assumed .utiro conhoi OF the black
smitling 7agon-mRl 'ns and machine
shops. l am no~ prepared to do any
aud oil kinds OF work in my limo, par.
ticularly the repairing of agricultural
implements, Oh the most favorable
terms.
-. A. BRrcE.
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Hoaor to whom Honor IL Due.

IhOhOT 10 TOT" HOhOr II Duc-
The Sunday School Concert given
here in the church, last evening, de-
serves more than pruise. The manner
III which the children exhibited their
literary talent was truly remarkable.
To Rev. Mr. Culloch We bespeak great
praise, and much credit Is due his in.
defatiSaulc efforts to make til, concert
" success. We hope We shall soon
have another such treat by the little
folks, aud to them We would say
never weary in the good work, for in
due season you shall reap your reward.
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Idquor 0Deaiers

And saloon keepers attention. We have
been appointed agents for the State Of
Nevada for the celebrated Budwoiser
Beer, guaranteed the purest malt liquor
manufactured. For sale to the trade
only by u. REIsnARr 4 Co.
State Agents.
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The high wind OF las; evening was
succeeded by a snow storm at about
. O'Clock p. 81. in the midst Of which
lightning flashed brilliantly with deep
thunder accompaniment, like the nat
ural addenda TO agenuino April shower.
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Iron Thursday Daily.l
The Adah Richmond Troupo

Ha troupe.
A. s. Pennoyor, advance agent for
the Adah Richmond Burlesquo Com
pany. arrived here from Eureka, and
has made all arrangements for ono Of
their very attractive entertainments at
Pcterson's Hall, next Monday evening.
Through their splendid performances
at all the prominent cities Of the coast,
tho troupe has become quite famous;
the press Of the western part of tho
State where they have been filling pro.
trncted engagements, according them
universal praise. They are now filling
mn engagement in Eureka, from whence
they appear here. Tickets to be had ut
the P~ostolico, aud those desiring re.
erved seats should apply carly ~ they
are being rapidly taken. See ad. in
another column.
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Payment or Eiko County Dsuas.

In accordance with the provisions Of
Sect. IL of nu Act entitled An Act to.
consolidate and fund the indebtedness
of;Elko County" Approved Feb. a..
1871,
Notice is hereby given that n pre-
sented at mytofice IN Eiko. Nevada. on
or before Monday. the LIST day Of April
next, the following Elko County Bonds,
issued in pursuance of said Act, viii
DO paid, together with the interest.
thereon, th"t shall have accrued at the.
date presented, to-wit: Nos. "a, 70, ~,
80. 33, So, SO. 81, 38, SO, 40, Al, ~, a..
40, 40, AZ, AZ, 40, go. GO, "a. Should
the snid bonds not be presented within
the time specified, then from and after
the date named, to.wit: Monday. tho
LIST proximo. interest thereon will cease.
Jso. Il: BnAbIEr, Go. Treasurer.
March 9th, 1878.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals by stage this evening were
John Francis, Mrs. J.. NJ. Barrett,
Frank LeClarc, rhos. Pant, A. David.
u. N, Coleman, q. W. Watkins, q. d.
Haight, DIR. Doal aud J. &. wiuaollo,
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Il. Biscnorr has contributed In no
small degree TO the public safety and
tranquility. by causing new plunking
TO bc laid oil his porch which cousli.
tutos the sidewalk at that point.
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Circumcision.

In accordance with ancient Jewish
custom the rite OF circumcision was
performed upon the infant son OF Hon.
Gabriel Cohn, at his family residence.
to-day. A number of friends were
present at the ceremony.
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The Board OF Commissioners are in
session AS ne go to press. and will con-
an session through tomorrow. a
decision in the tax levy for tho year
has not yet been reached.
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F1sE, fresh sweet Estern cider iuals
received at the Gem, and for sale by
tho barrel or gallon; also fresh east.
crn Turkeys, Chickens, Geese aud
Ducks.
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Farmers. Tenm.ter.

And all interested in wagons. Tho
schuttier wagon is the best wagon on
wheels. We defy competition. For
only by u. REISHAnT 4 Go.
Agents,
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This morning t"- T,,c,iora wo.c
G. S,'de,s. J. II. Wiaoi.. ia, m.@o.l
adj. NJ ',onov. For Comucopia--M,
l.. j. Wina,G Gri no'ro.
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Departures.

For TdscoTore this mo.ning wee
Henry Catliu J. McNallcy, J. L.. Dix.
IN and Sarah Thompson.
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Arrivals.

From Tuscarorai this evening were
W. stofel. H. G. Catlin, p. NJ. Dryer
md L. II. Griswold.
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FnfpAY, March Sth,

Tho trial Of Baldwin on n chatgo OF
mayhem, was continued this morning,
and was submitted to the jury which
returned n virdict OF guilty rs charg.
cd in Tho Indictment" Court then
adjourned until ~ o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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w spNEspAy. March @.

Tho case Of the State VS.. Charles
Studer was Submitted to tho jury last
night which vt ~ o'clock this morning.
on the converting Of eouit.rondetcdtho
following verdict: 1--WE the JUICY in
the above entitled action find the defend
ant guilty of hrvihg received stolen
goods. ia valuol oss than 6ny dolar,''
Codrt then adorned uuiii 10 o ,c'ock
to.do = ow morning.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals by stage this evening were
as follows: W. b. Collins, Charles
Griffith, Mrs. Pierce, j. NJ. Montgom-
cry. josie Mayfeld and j.. Fitzgerald.