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While there are some tOleTable arguments in
favor Of the Senate amendment to the District
bill prov ding for the election of District de-
egate to Congress, there are stronger ones
against it. For one thing, the District dele
gate would almost inevitably be elected by
political party; and party representative in
Congress could do us little service. Again, a
delegate without vote is a cipher i'm Con-
greSS. If he undertakes to champion Il e
ctuSe of the District, he does not get the ear
of the House, and commands little cOnSidera-
tiOn from any quarter. Who can doubt that
the members of the District committee MesSrs.
Blackburn. HuntOn and Hendee, who carried
the District bill through the House with such
tact and ability were vastly more Influential
with that body than District delegate could
possibly have been? We think il will be better
to leave the management of our interests in
the hands of an influential House committee
rather than to devOlve them upon so-called
representative, who, without vote or influence,
is pOwerless TO carry any legislation.
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They do say that party by the name of
Blaine is engineering the operations of the
House republicans in their skillful fllibuster-
ing tight against the Potter resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
The Coming InyestixatiOu,

The proposed investigation into the alleged
election frauds committed in Florida and
Louisiana, is now squarely before the House,
and though the Republicans by skillful fill
clustering tactics may delay the passage of
the resolution for while, it must ultimately
go through, as the Democrats have, with more
Unanimity than was expected. Joined in its
support, and the absent members of the party
Will doubtless be back before many hours to
make up the needed quorum. The Republi-
cans, 1T will be seen, are making their fight in
behalf OF an amendment extending the inveS-
tigatiOn to Oregon, Mississippi, and other
States where Democratic election frauds are
charged. The Democrats express a willing
ness to vote for the additional inve StigatiOn
aS separate measure, but not as an amend
ment TO their investigation scheme. The de-
mand for the investigation, as declared in the
preamble of the Potter resolution, is based
upon the resolutions passed by the Legislature
of Maryland, upon the recent affidlvit of
Samuel B. McLin. ex-Secfetary of State of
Florida. and chairman of the safe canvass
ing board, and other published statements
duplicating Ex-Governor NoyeS of Ohio. now
minister tn France, and the Hon. John Sher-
man, of Ohio. now Secretary of the Treasury,
in guilty knO Wedge and connivance in the
frauds by which the electoral votes of Florida
and Louisiana were secured for Mr.. Hayes.
1t is declared in the preamble that the gravity
and particularity OF the charges, the high
official position of the persons implicated, the
dignity and Importance of the Presidential
office, the honor of the nation and the truth
of history ali combine to make Investigation
a duty in order that the facts may be aScer
tanned and known. The resolution according
ly provides for a select comm tee of eleven
members of the House, with power to send for
persons and papers, TO administer OathS, to
conduct the investigation at such places as
may be necessary, with leave to sit during the
recess and to report a. any time.
There is no mention or suggestion in the
resolution that any attempt is to be made
under it, to unseat President Hayes. 1t seems
to have been cautiously worded to avoid ere
atiug any public alarm, or having any revolu
tiOuary purposes, but for all that a good many
people will say if the investigation is to have
stir UP the cess pool: Mr.. Hayes has been
placed in the Presidential chair by a tribunal
from whose decision there is no appeal ANY
attempt to unSeat him will be revolutionary;
and if he We're unseated it would not place
1ilder in the chair. Merely as a matter of
political policy there are many long-headed
democrats who doubt if they will not lose
quite as much campaign capital as they will
gain in an investigation which will perhaps
show up democratic frauds in Mississippi and
Oregon quite as fragrant as any republican
frauds in Florida and louisiana However,
the investigation is destined to go on, and let
US trust it will not lead to a revival of the
Presidential turmoil, but be confined to the
work OF establishing II the truth of history
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Il B. II. WARNER CO.,
BRAINARD e. WARNER, EDWIN A.MCINTIRE.
916 r street northwest.
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A LADY HAVING NO USEFOR AHAND-
"A s. ME PIANO; would rent i to aes@lGa
strung lass and nearly new. Address W.
Mrs. l.. E. A., Star office. my132s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23
The caliroEni. E,seno.,i

The election fIr delegates 20 the Con-
stitutionol Convention takes place to.
morrow. A. there are four tickets in
the fell viz: Republican. Demo-
cratic, Nom. artizan and the Working
mems. it is very difficult to tell what
the result will be. There seems how
ever. TO be gooi prospect. in San
Francisco at least. for the election of at
any fate portion OF the workingmen's
candidates. Now there are many good
men on the Wo-aingmen's ticket, and
there are also many very objectionable
men on 1t representing the Kearnry ex-
tremeists. 1t seems probable from The
pres ent appearances that the bet.
ter portion of the Workingmcu's ticket
together with some of the best men of
the other tickets will he elected. The
principal light seems to be between the
WUrkinguIen and The Partizans,
now the ticket OF the latter faction ar
pears TO be composed OF men who would
iegisiato too much 10 the interest uf
capitalists whereas the former a:e too
much on the other eNtrcnc. il Will
thorcfolo be n good thing if the division
into SO many factions shall result, as
now seems probable, in the election of
the more liberal candidates OIL the two
leading tickets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

Ir. HH'. E wI'u.n i3.,h .Iivl thss
o.r,. tn.m 'Is rnvcg.s -rsH into i-r
c..ay r.as ol Cuugr..s:ou.a chair.
cl.rrru 9u5y:
'.o sin" 60 rn".grs;ic m,sauos, all
CO." r.gIur,.;- o. a.. G,.r.uurut
asr g.,",ig rn-uh
iy ..r'. i"ii l.r 90 ha!." tho necessary
r..f"m."'.".s huai'eds ut poor poo
.'e h.''" '"'" i"'~"n out Of employ.
'"':' iH '"'' L'-i...i' r.W !s 50 por.
'"". i"~H" n""""E e r'.'" su!rlr for
-'' ""." "'"r7 "ii'7 oi Ii-..
81 r'"g7"' ".' i"r" l.' . .."l'" s.r"
e "a .!s''' "'i.a. J,lr.r.&, N'u.u
u"i h,,u fa,lu " &C.,. run.i, ruI tia
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23
The Bannoex War situation.

According to accounts from the seat
of war there will in all probability be
some fighting done in II very short time.
General Howard, the Commander in
Chief, is at Sheep ranch che hundred
miles south o: Boise City. Major San.
ford's cavalry command has arrived al
Pnyuc's Ferry on Snake river and is
marching west. Major Egbert with
five companies of infantry are marching
north from the northern portion OF this
county. 30 there are three bodies Of
troops advancing from as many differ
ent directions towards the position sup.
posed TO be occupied hy the Indians.
The great danger now is that the In.
dia"5 will BE- able TO attack some por.
tion Of the troops sen! against them
with MI tho advantages Of position ON
their side aud gain victory thn. will
greatly encourage them aud have
strong tendency towards inducing other
indians to join them.
General Howard $ reputation "a au In
dinn fighter - net very good. we are
Eot aware Of what tho regulations Of
his sUuOrdiUu;rG are III this kind Of
fighting, but the chances are that the
first ncws that we will get will be that
the Indians haze gained uu advantage
Ih.y have been keeping very close Row
Tor week or ten days, bus it may be
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

Previonus TO adjournment Of the
Grand Lodge F.& a. N. Thursday, the
following officers were elected and in.
stalled; Henry J.. Fish, q. NJ, Fred.
Fur;h, Z. Il. III; L. Baiiy, 8. G. W.;
Henry ltolfc, j. q. WI; j. q. Currie, q d.
T.; Rev. John d. Hammond, q. s.;
Rev. Chorles McCelvey, G. G.; Trcn.
NOR Coffin, Il. o.. James McGiuris, G.
IL; James +. Sabine. G. S. L.; Adam
Gillespie, G. S. b.; George Il. Walker,
@. II. b.; Thomas y. Stone, :. q. d,
w. Il. Smith, j. q. u. George Ernest.
and George L. MoConkey, G.. S., Geo.
n. Ellis, G.. o.; 4. NJ. Cohen, G.. T.. ;E.
$. Kincaid, G.. L.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

Thomas O"fooIc. G3 years of age. n
miner working in the Savage mine, of.
fers 10 bet ; 900, gold coin that he can
Laat OLeary or any other pedestrian in
tho world from the head of the Savage
incline and back. There il n good track
all tho way. composed Of wonicn steps,
all IN iiuo order. The distance down
AMI back is 1855 fcct, nnu The incliun.
ton Of the track JSgt degrees; aycrsgc
temperature, ll2IS dcgrccs Fahr,nhcit
Mn and money ready nt the Savage
ot!ce. The Savage miners, with super.
iniondent Gillette ut their head. will
back Mr. O"ruolc tn th" extent of SiO..
OOI. Here is u chance for man of
good winl uni muscle ic break the
Who'll" Savage Company. 49, Enterprise.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

II is reported In town TO day that yes.
terdoy morning about 800 Shoshones
crossed the railroad ut Bcowawc, many
Of them being mounted. They were
heading in n northern direction. II Is
also said tha, n white man in long hair.
moccNsins aud other Indian iiSiuss who
has been hanging around tho town for
somc weeks past and who has suddenly
disappeared. was ON mission frum the
BauuoCks TO induce our Shosnonos 10
join in tho war. llo was Bcon q number
Of times in an excited conversation with
tho leading bucks Of the iribg.--RpuJ.
Hrgg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

FNcH'S "stnu;"- c.r i?!unCT.
"Twcuiy inmates !og dinner" about.
ed the brakeman. a. wa nppro.chcd
Lalhrop.
Arrived There. ,,,r,.l ,Lo rfri,,.
room and manfred of tine tho waiter.
"WL,t do You have for dinner"
".rWruiy mi,r,,oe o, y,s. IN, h,rri.1
reply.
| toll him ! wopll ,ry half a 1,,.r
minutes raw ON the Lrlf.hou. mt Il,
see how they went. T,l hin, ., u,i..
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Sot n EIiicuiouS Thing Mt All
Events

One thing is changed. shybow The
investigation into the electoral frauds
has passed entirely out of the catalogue
Of ridiculous hinge. No one seriously
disputes its grave Importance any long.
er.
There was never very good ground
for ridiculinS it, An investigation
which threatened to expose the invalid
ity of the title to the Presidency of the
man who is administering the Office is
hardly n laughing matter. II major.
ity OF the voters have been cheated out
of the rich. Of electiug IL Chic! Exrcu-
tive Magistrate, i; would seem 20 be ii
wrong Of too much magnitude to be
turned of with a snccr.
We scarcely believe that even Mr..
John Sherman or SIR. Rutherford Is.
Hayes feels like laughing very hard
and very heartily over the investigation
at present; and AS it proceeds the mir
rcrs Of their private apartment will un
doubtedly often reflect wry faces.
That the Presidency of the United
States was obtained for Mr.. Hayes. not
by honest votes, bu: by fraud and II
corrupt bargain, made in his name, is
not thing to laugh at; and unless the
evidence already before the committee
shall be disproved, no one can doubt
that il was so obtained.
We apprchend the soiennity of The
case to the parties Immediately COLI
ccTned will not diminish rs it progress
cs.-N. T. Sun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

y scEEEcH- OWL took possession OF the
Lancaster, Pehusylvnnia. box ia which
n pair Of martins were building THEN
nest, and when they returned at night,
would not let them enter. Tho martins
flew away and soon returned with q
whole army of companions, who went
to work and plastered Ia, entrance to
the box tightly with mud. When the
box was opened few days later, tho
owl was found dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

The Virginia Chronicle says that a
demijohn OF water taken rom the bot.
tom of the winze from the 1860 level
of the ophir mine has been sent to
the city for analysis. 1t is supposed
to contain various minerals Ieachod out
Of the ors and rock. When it stands
for short time in the bottom of the
winze-that part below the 1000 level
being at present used as n sump--a
thick green scurn rises upon it. Its
odOr Is very offensive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

BmguAar IoUNG was buried in n wall
led ssave. built, according to his di-
rrctiOms OF granite, with irom rods
binding its sides, cnds and bottom, mud
an inGuenso slab TO cover it, aud
bound in iron like the rest. The slab
is said to weigl. several tons, and was
gut IN place, as well as the rock, with
70 large derrick. 1t Was no doubt the
determination o: the pTopho: to sleep
the long sleep of death unGisturbed 10y
h.s enemies. In addition TO this,
Watchers day and nigiI. living at first
IN tents almost over the grave, have
!.""G III constant attendance, and now
Il house has been completed. auI these
curt'd.IUs OF the prophets ashes oc-
cgpy it. and poycr leave the spot. What
danger there can possibly be in Icnv-
iuS this grave, when no ten men could
open or dcaccrute it in days time, it
is hard to divino.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

Adolph Sutro was III town to-day. lie
is Of The opinion that the header OF tho
Tunnel is not over $50 feet away from
the face Of the cast drift on tho lCiO.it.
level of the Savage mine. In that case
the two should be connected in aboai
thirty days. I'rgiaia CGy Chronicle.
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Thc Cherry Creek stage uob-
bcYy Gaze.

Tho above case which has been on
Trial in Carson City for the last two
wcobs was submitted to the jury last
Friday. At last accounts the jury had
been ont iwcnty four hours with very
llt,lo prospect Of an agreement.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

BEiso asked what was the most no.
ticeablc thing nt the Paris show an
American replied: "The fact tha. the
bar.mnid in the English restaurant,
whom I saw five years ago at tho Wen
na Exposition is not apparently day
older than she was them"
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Tn& older the world get tho moro IL
regards assassination with ahhorancc.
In nine cases out Of ten tho nssassin
perishcs with bic victim, aud tho cnuso
lie championcd bears the stigma Of tho
crime.
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BEsITYs
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

"WnRKEY is your greatest enemy"
said minister 20 Deacon Jones. "But,
said Jones, "don't the Bible say Mr.
Preacher. that we are TO love our enc.
mics?" "Oh, yes, Deacon Jones; Jnt
Il don't say 10 swallow them"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

TRE editor Of the Bradford E,c. who
has boou married but u few days. IN.
Iuirca seriously, "ts civil wat immin-
cniI' This looks bad Roraat,, EI-
prtEs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-23

TnE fact that silver dollars and GER
iiHcrtes nrc quoted n, oJi, bid aud
99s asked is exceedingly annoying TO
the opponents OF tho silver bill who
predicted "A fall in ihu price Of silver.
and all sorts of other evils in cOnsv-
queDco Of its passage.