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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

Our respected tovnsman. }. @. Crom-
bic. Who has been looking after his
mining interests at Mineral Hill, for
some time past, returned by last even
ing's train, accompanied by Chief Jus
tice Smith Of the metaliferous mound.
The latter. after doing the town, in
company with +. g.. Armer. q soiourn-
ing Hillite. took the G. =. tr in for the
Z. 2. junction, this morning.
A son of General Grant was n pas.
senger by the train last evening.
Hon. q. Ii. Shepherd and A. J. Lane
have abandoned the Fork for u couple
OF days in order to enjoy the adyanta-
ges Of Elko society.
The family of IL. C. Vaughan de-
parted for Idaho, via. Kelton, by the
ain to-day.
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LFrom Mondar,s D.ilI.l
IPenonAl.

Prof. Frank Stewari. who came down
from Tuscarora a Iew days ago, de-
parted for tho ives; by the train this
morning.
George Russell took the same train
for San Francisco. Mr.. Russell will
visit ON Of the mineral springs of
California, aud will probably be absent
from home two or three months.
Nessrs. Adams, Houten aud Robin
son Of Mound Valley. were also visi-
BILE upon the streets to.day.
Morris Badt came down from his
home at Wells, By the. train this morn
ing.
George Holbrook who has been pas
sing the holidays with his family in
Utah, returned hero by this mornings
train. lie goes To Tvscarora in u day
or two.
Joe. TrIplett is making one of his
annual visits 10 town; he came ia FROM
his ranch in Lamoille, this morning.
and is every inch a substantial Gran
ger.
Judd. Dakin, John McDermctt, and
several other Lgnv:lliaEs, wcrU vis:.
bic about tova Saturday night.
john Williams and Wr. Kcnueday,
are i'll town from Huntington, and tie
full Board Of Co.nnrssioEyrs arrived
by the train to-day. ....H ...s.4
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From Wednesdays Daily. |
Tho Rnby Valley Mime.


We were to-day shown some speci-
meLs of fine ore from the new mines
recently struck in the Ruby range of
mountains, about four miles north from
tho old Overland ranch. Th7t Id
time prospcctor, Jesse Cope, was, we
understand, tho disco lercr, nnd with
MIR. Myers Of Ruby Valley. near whose
place the mine Is located. 10 joint own
or. As yet but little labor has been
expended upon the ledge, but
the few feet sunk hns disclosed q vein
six feet in width, and the samples nj.
ludcd TO are said 10 represent tho entire
vein from wall 10 wall. The ore shown
MS is very rich in minerals, showing
gnlcna, carbonate OF lead, sulphurets
and oxide Of iron, and from n number
at assays made II Is found also TO con
tain n large percentage OF silver and
some gold. From the appearance Of
the ore, we should judge that IL would
smelt readily, and il so, tho mino is
most favorably located, for in its inn
mediate vicinity both wood and wator
abound. Tho now "fnd" is in O can.
yon leading out to Ruby Valley, aud
only about two miles from it's mouth.
II upon further exploration tho prosen
very favorable appearance OF tho vein
shall continue. its owners will have
secured a most valuable property.
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tFron Fridays Do.ly.l
Another Pie.s.r d..

It IL with unfeigned sorrow that We
to-day record the death Of our oil ac-
quaintance and friend. Adam Schiumb.
A geniel. warm hearted man, and
square in all his dealings, none knew
hin but as friends, and the voice Of
caiumny or detraction never assailed
his name, and the mournful announce.
rlent Of his death last evening, vas re.
ceirei with universal SORROW and regret,
Tor being among the first settlers of
the town, and a constant resident ever
since he was as widely and iavorsbS
known, perhaps, n coy citizen of the
county. and in his death w. recognize
tho loss OF a true friend and good ci,i.
Zen, which is frequently u much HIGHER
enconium, than may rebound to the
credit Of great achievements. His
tastes were Simple; and without aspira-
tons; he sought no greater honors than
those conferred upon that noblcst work
Of Godi-an honest man. His death
which had been imminent at any time
during the past few days, oc-
CURED last evening, at eight
o'clock. Everything that loving
hearts could suggest, or medical skill
accomplish, was brought for his relief,
but the insIdious disease had gradually
worn away his life, and the stout heart
and strong constitution was a. length
forced to succNnb. Changes. appar.
emily for the better, in his condition &c.
Cured latterly, but they were only tho
ftful chickering's of the expiring blaze,
and failed to deceive as 10 their i'm.
port, and conscious that there was no
permanent help fr him this side the
grave, life was resigned withou. n muir
mer. The warnes sympathies Of the
entire community are extended To the
bereaved wife. whose loss il q heavy
one indeed.
Deceased was a pioneer OF this coast.
having arrived in California in '52,
where he resided for several years. 90
ing from thence TO Oregon, thence 10
Idaho, M subsequently did business
at Salt Lake City. going there from
Virginia City in this State. leaving
Salt Lake lie came to Elko and began
business in March, 1869, where ne had
since remained.
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The IsichIngs-n.rnard nn.r.

A rnmor having been circulated here
That Notwithstanding the announce
nent by the management that the
Opera Company would appear in Elko
Saturday evening, singing by Dc Muir
sky, was not to be included in the en-
tertainment; and rs the acceptance of
such report, as fact, by our citizens.
would preclude the possibility Of their
obtaining an audience, we. in the in
tercst Of tho Company, last evening
telegraphed to the manager at Eurokn,
for Information respecting the matter.
that all doubts might be dispelled
through the medium vi orr columus;
In reply to u dispatch wo received
This morning the following telegram
from Pierro Bernard: "De Murska
connot sing and travel the same day.
so postpone Saturday; will write you
what day"
At the bottom Of this terse conmuui-
cation, attached by the gentiemanly
operator, was the cnbalistic inscription
"l5. Col" which, after an exhaustive
perusal OF the standard works on poll.
tical and social economy, Egyptian
hieroglyphics, and Popes essay on
mean mon. We were persuaded that
those innocent looking characters were
n deliberate ayowalt that We had been
bilked ont OF the sum OF six bits. Tho
Tact that in communicating with the
management Of this heightened oporat.
ing Company, VIC took the precaut;on
to prepay our dispatch, though exclu-
sively in the Company's interest, is
now our chief source Of aggravation.
Our gross ignorance of French e,ti-
quotte as illustrated by tho illus.rious
management, in preparing our mes
sage. is objectionable, aud wo shall
endeAror to pToA. hereafter by tie bril-.
liant example furnished to-day.
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Explanatory,

Through n communication from SIR.
Mckay. business manager OF tho Rich.
ings Opera Troupe, received this morn.
ing, wo arc informed that the post.
ponomont Of the timo Of their appear
ance here, from Friday evening to that
OF Saturday, was in consequence OF a
desire on the part Of the Eurckans.
that they should prolong their engage.
mont at that place, and AZ the sincerity
OF the wish was manifested in q sub.
stontial and %nattcring manner, tho
managers concluded to remain one day
longer than the time advertised.
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Ia.t.lLniIon OF omrsn

Al the meeting Of Elko Grange, Pat
rons OF HusbandrY, last evening. the
following oiicers having been Ut II pre-
vious meeting. elected to serve for the
ensuing year. we're duly ias;alled in
their respective Rcsi;ious. !. 4. Tiaa.
or, w. NJ; james Brain, O; =. 5.
Sears, Lii. IL. Parker, c.; Josc,b
Cox, s.; Thomas HuD:er, A. b; Istac
iant"s, s. K. Jeka Hunter. Treasurer;
Mrs. Searr, Secretary ". J. Hurt, C.;
Airs. Hunter, r.; Scttie Tinker. T.;
Aldie Lipsa. l.. A. $.
AitbS esaclusiVu Of these corcmou.
los. . sosEiifui supper was spread in
the hsl. asl disposed Of with lc,t.
nfter ~Lick music "wit!, vuluptuous
swell arose" and dancing was enjoyed
d0ring u cs9ple OF hours. The affair
passed or very pleasantly and satisfa,t.
orily-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

The sale Of some mining stock by
one Of u citizens today neccssitated
the transfer Of certificates, A thousand
shares MAS the amount required. but
the dealer'0 strong box showed only
three hundred. An investigation show
ed that he had given the loco certid-
cate for lOu. and the purchaser had re-
sold it at the some figure, the third
party, who still held it. having never
discovered The error. With our boys
everything goes.
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Elko, Sept. "a, 1877.
Oysters.

NJ. z. Haynes, State agent for f.. d.
Mallory & Co.'S celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh Baltimore Oysters, is in
daily receipt by Express. Of these luc.
ious biyalyes direct from the Atlantic.
Secured in ice at Baltimore, they are
repacked in Omaha and again in 0g.
den. arriving hero fresh as when taken
from ,hoir native element. These oys.
ters are superior to any in The market,
and they will DO promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from the agent, re.
packed in leo from tho Depot here.
Address 81. p. Haynes. Eiko, New.
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4 CIo.- Cali.

Some passengers who had been view.
ing Mos" Haynes pet monkey his
morning. came very near being left.
Tho passengers on the rear cLd nm
for tho conductor TO stop, bHt as it did
n"; seem TO work and the women
seemed in great anguish. the operator
told them to hing the bell again. and
motioucd with his hands for Hop -
10 try his luck, which ho did, nnd the
ladies got ON board. We hope the les.
son will teach them to attend more
strictly 10 business III future. .
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TIC Oucrn Inmn.nr.

From Sundays Scliu.el wo learn
that with the exception Of De MhGskn,
the Undischargcd mvmb,rs Of the Eicll-
inSs Bernard Opyra troupe arrived in
Eureka from Virginia CITY, Saturday
evening. The csuao assigned for the
EuG-urTiv"l Of iHr great CAutntice. is
that her mu,...Uie uf pets, including
her hdnhand. couldn't ba got ready fos
shipment along with tho rest of the
company. Th,ir Eureka curnscmon;
begins this evening; continuing three
ia, =.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

A peart and healthy young man was
discovered in town yesterday without
my visible means OF support; prefer
ring a precarious subsistence with the
open mir as n sauce. to the attractions
OF the County Hotel, no suddenly 'lit
out for pastures new. Ono s,nnll
town can't afford gra.nitous food and
q Inimont 10 too many gentlemen OF the
i~mpoCunious persuasion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
Changed Tn. Time

We received n dispatch from Pierre
Bernard, at Eureka, last night, notify
ing US that the Richings-B Bernard Opera
Troupe will not be able to appear in
Elko Friday evening, as advertised, but
will substitute the following evening in.
stead; Saturday the 18th. Also. instead
of the Opera Of Martha al announc-
ed for Friday, that of the bohemian
Girl" will be substituted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

Orn old acquaintance. Thoo. Gar.
reht, better known us Dave" since
nessriug from business here, is running
~ pork ranch OF the rivcr above town n
few miles. He presented us with n
handsome piece of bacon, cured on the
ranch 10y himself, a few days ngo. aud
We have no hesitation in promo uncing
it fully equal, il not superior to tho
best Of the imported article.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily.I
- Rovsr C..s AkaIn.

."H IAo AoWe1 Ne again. ..#.# q
The judgmeot Of the Supreme Court
Of the State, everything the motion of
Rover for n new trial. and directing the
District Court to fix n day for his exc
%cution. has again revived discussion
touching this most eI;ss ordinary case.
Notwithstanding three trials, during
which all the facts attainable In any,
% way connected with the muclcr of
= Sharpe. have been thoroughly weighed
and sifted, n great diversity Of opinion
Al TO who really committed the inarder
still exists in the minds OF those who
have narrowly watched the progress of
the triais aad intentiy read the evidence
produced from the beginning.
That the late decision OF the Supreme
B Court was in accordance with law and
consequently correct, there isn't pro.
Sably q doubt, and that the juries by
whom tho vefdiets in this strnBSe case
were rendered, We're perfectly honest
IN their conviction, no doubt can we'll
exist, yet the fact that all the testimony
going To Prove tho grilt Of Rover is
purely eircsnistaatisl, together with
the entire absence of any apparent
motive for the commission of 10 Loxri.
ble deed, OH the part Of the accused,
has impelled many to hesitate in the
acceptance OF the tkeory Of the unmiti-
gated guilt Of Rover. Men capuct for
get that numbers Of instances ure on
record where innocent persons have
been convicted and suffered ignomini.
oNs death where the chain of circurR-
sAtntiL evidence has been so strong.
direct and perfect, tbIt mot the shadow
OF an objection existed upon which 10
hang = doubt. In tho chain c~uconlpas-
sing this man Rover, i: mast be Gdmit.
aod there is at least, some incOnyruous
links, and it appears To ~ thSt il ever
e pardoning %ssrd was justified ia de.
forring the death of u person found
guilty Of murder by q jury Of his peers.
Tue eEe1cise of that power by the New
ada Doa-d. would be, in this instance.
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From Tuosday's DOily.1

Tux T'ae'.R erisr reports tho promul.
CATION Of n startling rumor to the effect
that tho hurdy. house had suspended,
causing the widest panic. The con.
s%ternation ovinced by that Journal. at
tho damaging nhnoun6cment, together
with the prompt investigation ordered.
appropriateness the belief that those jour.
naiiats are large stockholders in tho
concern, and for their sake. II for no
other reason, II is with pleasure we
receive intelligence that tho alarming
rumor had no foundation in fact; that
the terpsochoro0n temple alluded 10 is
perfectly solvent, resting upon n bot.
tenn broad aud solid as The adama,ino
hills surrounding IT,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

CALL at James Brain & Cos. Jewelry
store and see the fine assortment OF
Diamonds, fine Gold Je~elry. Latest
Patterns Of Chains, Rings, Gold aud
Silver Watches. Silver Ware. Guns, Re-
volyers, Etc.
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Grand Prize Ore.

The following assays Of orc taken
from the 350-foot level OF tho Grand
Frize mine, were made ut Tuscarora OH
Thursday: Gold per ton, sat, 400 ~,
silver, Sl,263 0s; total, gold md sill
YER. s2s,GGi 10 per ION. II that char.
Scter OF orc exists in the mino to any
great extent, a very few hundred shares
would satisfy our desires.
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uuilIop Received.

Tho stage from tho north this oven.
ing broaght down aud delivered at the
Office Of Wells, Fdrgo & Co. II bars OF
Grand Prize bullion weighing l,G7l
pounds, and valued at s3c,9f7 SO.
From the Leopard Mill at Coruncopia.
3 bars OF bullion, valued at Si,9n "a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

The Tme1-Rsrsp Of the 10th says:
There was a vague rumor in town yes
terday Of a robbery committed and n man
stabbed on Tuesday night somewhere
near the Navajo mjno. Our reporter
~endeavorod to trace the matter up but
without success. The report, doubtless
originated i'll an occurrence Of the pre-.
viousn night. A German, whose name
We did not learn, wn.s stopped about
nino o'clock o. the old Tugcarora road
about half q milo from town, by a
couple OF foot.pads, who ordered him
to throw up his hands. Tho robbers,
who appeared TO be partially ~iutoxica.
ted. event through" him, but. fuding
n two.bit piece the sum total OF his
cash on hand, permitted him to keep IL
and 20 OF his way, after exhibiting a
knife and warning him TO be better
fixed tho next time no came along there.
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ns,aiia,,on OF omssrs.

Al n meeting OF Elko Lodge, 10. o.
on last Saturday evening,
+. tho following officers elect for the
ensuing term were duly installed by
ID. ID. Grand Master, Gabriel Coin
John Hibbcts, n. O.; Il. A. Litlehcld,
v. g.; aud T., A. Rove, Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

An important strike is reported in tho
Alta, assays from the ore running way
up. Like the gentleman who obtained
his "pints' from 'me frind Misther
Flood buyers ocemod TO DO cooper.
ing her, but appear to hayo rogaincd
confidence to-day, as the sales wero
unusually heavy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
Commandments mrr,inY.

Tho Board OF Commissioners held its
regular meeting at the Cour; House
to day. and after passing upon n few
claims. awarding tho county printing
and concluding soiac unfinished bust
ness from Las. year, adjourned until
Monday the Ith Of March.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
TlmoihH seeh-

Frcsh timothy seed CON DO procured
from W. T. Crane, at his ranch ON
South Fork; also at tho drug store Of
F. F. Muller. or at the ,lore OF n.
Cohn, the samo prime, fresh article
being kept for sale ut both Of these
places.
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Holiday prss.nts-snk: ursssessGiven

In appreciation Of the liberal pat.
ronage bestowed upon mo by q gener.
II public, and 20 further increase my
business. / offer the following: Every
purchaser will be presented with q
chance in II prize. The first will be
given away on Christmas Eve, and will
consist Of q SK Popiia Dress-tbo win
ner having choice OF colors. Name Of
the winner will DO published.
'SADpIEb Cous.
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The IIunes-Wryirw.

The innitial number Of the Tmc,-
ReUie,v, arrived here from Tuscarora,
Saturday night. The consolidation
of the two journals heretofore issued
in that place "ill doubtless prove beni-
fetal to the camp rs we'll IA to the res.
pcctiHe prcpr;ct0rs. Mr.. Dennis is
recognized Us IL hrst.cinss newspaper
man. aud being ably supported By
Aessrs. Fairchi.d and Wright, there is
no valid reason why the product of
their combined industry should not
rank high among Ike journalistic en-
%terISises Of the coast. Is a mining
camp. TUscaTora is a pronounced sue
cess. aud viii a clear field before il,
the Tines ESrsr bus every advantage to
insure II a brilliant career. Tint it may
meet the reward of close application
and patient industry. IS our sincere
wish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

IN conmc;norntiou Of tho ami yer sary
of the battle of New Orleans, tho starry
banner has dashed the breeze from the
summit of Tho flag stan on the Plaza,
during the day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
To the Ladies',

Just received at Il. Reinhart 4 Co.'S
q large assortment OF the Latest Styles
o' Fell and Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also, some of { c nuest Rouches ever
seen in this town.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

The weather has greatly moderated
here during the day, and indications
for a u storm are favorable. Just
at this limo II would not DO unwol.
coined.
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NOTICE.

l.. Phillips is authorized to receive
all moneys duo TO the blacksmithing
firm OF II. lIashagc & Co., no having
again assumed entire control Of the
business aud will conduct the same.
HAsnAoE 4 Co.
Elko, Sept. ~, 1877.
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J.. ID. ROVE. Assistant Western Union
Operator, and brother Of p. A.-botter
known as Col,-chiof of the Elko do
cese, attained his majority to-day. His
modes,y forbade his making tho an
nouncement by wire, and we therefore
adopt the next best method to insure
Its circulation. The gentleman is not
overly largo for his size, nor young Of
his age, but can fling tightening az dex-
terously, and with ss little strain TO the
Wires' as any grown person. But oil
joking inside, the young mar is q bang
up Operator, and IL he ever learns TO
manipulate tho political wires with hail
the grace he now handles those Of tho
Western Union, political preforment Of
any magnitude may loo secured, and
his way to high position alone block
AIDED by ~impecunious friends ready to
s"crifco themselves upon tho altar OF
his ambition for n consideration. II
wo had n grown mp daughter, wo know
OF no young man We would more read
lily acknowledge as n son.in.law.
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business, 1873.

NORRIS FRANKLIN. psc.idSol
GILLIAN II. BEERS. vice Pfestlon,
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COMMISSIONER A. Wisemau's son, Of
Glover Valley, commenced tho term ut
the University, this morning. We did
not hear how many other new students
were added TO tho ranks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

Arrivals by stage this evening were
as follows: j.. I. jewell, w. ". Bo-
bier, Lizzie Neville, Jessie Yeates and
Henry Griswold.
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Loot.

Between the Hotel and Peterson's
Hall on the evening Of New Years Day
n black satin folding fan with white
figures. The finder will confer a favor
by leaving it at this Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13

Tho motion for n new trial by plnin-
tits in the celebrated case Of the First
National Bank OF Nevada vs.. Cook
Bros. WAS argued by counsel before
judge fIock. in Chambers to. day. The
lawyers were still hard at 1t AS we went
10 press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
.Thc ni.IrIct srhnnl.

Tho district school, with Joseph IIol-
listcr as principal aud Miss Cady and
Miss Hunter assistants, commenced the
regular term with II full complement OF
scholars this morning.
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AFTERNOON Ec.Rp.

hr SANSoON hS--NADs
so Raymond and Ely, G
AT Eureka Con, 36X, 36X
500 Leopard. CSC, l
200 De Frees, Coo
$40 Grand Prize, 1914. 12X
l1O5 Argents, ~, 400
5225 Navajo, Toe, SIC
ZOO Endowment. 1
1915 Star, Csc, 75c
100 Independence, Soc
900 Day. ~, l70c
20 Jackson, 3 =
It's Alps. o
30 Patch, AZ
80 Belle, llX
$50 Jackson. 3ioc
80 Alps, 81
0 Eldorado South, 1l5c
20 Belle, NJ, ~
800 Thomas, fUc
loo Combination. 25c
$40 Modoc. zoe
l245 Bodie. 2. ~
300 Pleidas. n
65O Leeds, 2iOc, also
200 Tip Top, soc
2lO Bechtel, 10 90
90 Goluen Chariot, soc, 100
29O5 Silver Hill, So, 34Oc
200 Challenge, IL
$50 Dayton, 40c. SOC
1850 New York. l6oc, ~
100 Occidental,
1850 Senator, 81, 3Z
200 woodvIllc. 9Oc
80 Washington, 10
50 Andes. l
ESQ Wells Fargo, loo
$50 Leyia.hau, 35c, 40c
so NJ. Star, SOC
400 Trojan, soc, 5Cc
Cos Benton, 2iOc. 9
1850 Boyle. 35c, 900
800 Scates. l0c
455 st. Louis. 35c
9l5 Point, 6
i95 California. 29;.
ITO Ophir, 524
1870 Bullion. 81, 81
172u Alta, 15K, AZ
800 Justice, 1917, 1917
159n Con. Virginia, 25H, 2iL
lli0 Hale and Norcross. So, S,s
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DuIlion Ilsosiycd,

The stage from Tuscarora this even
Ing brought down ant delivered at tho
office Of Wells, Fargo Co. sixteen bnrs
Of Grand Prizo bullion. weighing 1851
pounds and valued nj $40, 2i0 80.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-13
DEPARTURES.

Tor Tuscnrora this morniug were rs
follows: John Connoly wife and child
rsn. q. w. Conner. Miss Mcdonald,
Fred. Wilson, Chas Eisonberg and
five Orienta.s.