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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
9anit IT. ctmer @uTf SaMe.
9iDerDDOI, II. Nft

NEUVK p . y = ~ ~44s
Seute Mbenb e%ntitano mGbren6 Der Mufz
fiibrung in Dem jebt ais Mulitz Sale be-
nubten @oltieum>I btater inter Der Sal
lerie cine S0LGgerei. bel mel6er ser STUFF:
vTeuer!" laut tpuroe. Sn Solge 6e11en
bemta6tigte it6 bes YubItfums elm paniz
l6er Sdredeu. Die Wtenge brGngte gez
ipaltlam mad ben Gbaren; Qeute lieben
it6 III ben Pfeilern bon Der @auerte auf
Die &0pfe Der lGnteniiebenoen. Sn Dem
ungebeuren @eDrGnge tpurben SO WGnner
uno 2 &naben ltno 2 Srauen erbriidt ODER
eritidt. 0iele Weniden erlitten l6tpere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
9te SamoeIsbamf tn eSeWa.

8De q, II. Att.
Der &aiiirer Der bieiigen 5anoeIsbant
bat SIG, 600 unteridlagen. Nad Dem 8ez
tannttperoen Der gtabri6t ma6ten Die
@ldubiger etnen 2lnlauf auf Die Banf, nm
ibre @inIagen berauS5u5teben uno IS MUIR
ben geltern $1,5O0,0OO GlsbeSablt. 0eIte
bat Der gnlauf na0gela1ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
@Or0 aus GiferfM1t.

81. 10 10. Dtts
9cr t&euner Soiepb Setousfp erl6oB
beute 2lbeno bas 0tentmGo6en Nu9u1tG
Somans on Der 8. StraBe, 3tptlben Der
Chateau Mpenue unb Der lSidorp1traBe.
@ifer1ubt mar Der 8eweg9rnn6 sur Sbat.
Der WOrber ite4te it6 freitpiutg ben Se7
b0rben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
9ie Sftpbers@ablen+
Sn0t1Ma.
Sn6tanapolts, 10. Ott

SnDtQn1p0LtS ~. All~
Gs lit iebt 3iemIt6 geptB, oaB bic Ser
tretung bes Staates Snoiana i'm 46. Gone
greB aus 6 0tepublitanern, 6 0emofraten
un6 1 bemotratil6en @reenbadler -- Eeo.
9e laOfartDr, bon bier - beltebt. Srtb,
iiber beiien @abl geitern nod !3tpetfel be-
ftanoer, lit nit SO Stimmen Wtebrbeit ges
tp6blt. Sn Der StaatsgeleBgebun9 tperoer
in gemeini6aftlider StBung Die Oemotrd7
ten un9efdbr iebs Stimmen Weebrbett bas
ben; Senat: "a Heplblifaner, 20 Oentoz
fraten un6 / g~fationaler; Nbgeoronetens
baus: So 9emofraten, 43 Gepublifaner
uno 4 ytationale. Die Webrbeit Der 0es
motraten bel ben 8ablen fir Staatsdmter
tpiro ieBt auf 10000 bis $4,000 gelbdBt.
SnbtanapoIis, II. Stt.
0as garteiperbdItniB i'm l1nterbauie ber
StaatsgsiebBebung g~eltaltet it6 na6 ben
beute Wtorgen borliegenoen Na6ri6ten flr
Die RepubIifaner un8iinitiger. S9re 3a9l
lit auf 80 3uiammengel6rumpft nno Die
Der Jtationalen UNI l Stirn1ne geltiegen, 10
baB jebt bic oemotratii1> nationale WfebrS
belt bel gemeini6aftli6er Nbitimmung Der
stuet 9Guier 10 betrdgt.
SOtu1.
9es Moines, Soma, 10. Oft.
Sn Sonia baben bic &epublitaner bic
Staatsbeamten nit ungefGbr IL, 600 Mebr>
belt. unb aus neun gon9reBmttgIteoern Z
getpGblt; bic anberen stpei pur6en bon ben
0reenbadlern i'm 6. uno z. 8e3trt gez
tpGblt.
Sn BEN gSablen fir 8e3irfSridter un6
8esirtsantpaIten itegten Die Nepublifaner
III 1teben Be3trten; in bret Se3trfen err
tpGblten bic @reenbadIer bic &idter unb
in atpet Die NntpGlte; in einem 8e5irf, bent
9. lit tpabrideinli6 Der benofratti6e &an=
otoat Soufe gum 8esirfSontpalt getpGblt.
Soma@ttD, 10. Oft.
@eaber 1T inn 6. 8esirt nit 1000 un6
Gillette i'm Z. nit 1000 Sttmmem Wfebrz
belt getpGblt. 8eibe baben ii6 Dor Der
8abl nerp1idtet, nit ben 0emOtraten
9an0 III 0ano an geben. SIM 3. Be3trt
1T oas 3eeiMItat nod 3peifelbaft.
Oes Moines, II. Oft.
Sn 70 Counties ergtebt iid cine republic
fanil6e Webrbeit bon Is, 665 Stimmen.
Sn BOT iibrigeE 81 Counties bate I'M leBz
ten Sabre bic Sppofition 1900 Stimmen
Wfebrbett.
Oes Wotnes, II. Oft.
Gem State &esiiter" iinb bis beute
Nbeno nabesu DoIlitanbige 8eri6te bon 81
Counties %3ugegangen. 0araus ergtebt
it6 fir ben republifantiden &anoibaten
fir 6as StaatsletretGrsamt cine Webrbeit
bon 10, 772 Stimmen. Die nod perbIet>
benben 10 Counties per6en 6ieies @r9eb>
NIB ni6t tpeientIi6 abGnberu. 9as vJtez
glitter" bere6net, baB Die Wtebrbeit fir ben
an Der Spite oeS 8ablsettels itebenDeH
Ganotbaten nt6t bie[ unter 10000, nno
bic bes repubIitanii6en Ganbibaten, Der
bic niebriglte StimmenSabI bat. ntdt ,lnz
ter 5000 betraeen mirb. Die g~eringite
Ufebrbeit bat &otbrod, Ganbibat fir 0aS
Obergeri6t, erbalten, unb l6Gbt 6as vHez
sitter" ieine Webrbeit auf 5000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Obto.
Columbus, 10. Oft.

Die repnblifaniide Webrbeit betrd0t
gum Mtnbeiten 5000 Stimmen. Bas gez
tern iiber ben &usfau Der @~ongreBpablen
mitgetbetlt nurbe. mtrb bur6 Die ieitbertz
qen Beridte beItGtiQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
GrOBe TcMersbr1tttft it, Der rMiits
iGcm GtaSt 3t6Som.
81 10 WOrt, 10. Sft.

JlEW DU1l, 10. OH.
Cine 0epelbe aus ct. Petersburg bringt
Die Ra6ri6t, baB in gtiGlan BET WosfaI
% maiiiDe unb 81 aus 6ols erbauteg8obnz
bGuier unb 20 2agerbdule Ter Elm Naub Der
SlammeH geporben iino. Der 8ranbz
idaben miro auf 2 Mt4ionen &ubsI gez
16Gbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Mf9DantTan.
Qabore in Sn6ten, II. Oft.

Die v@ipik anb Militarp Gazette" be-
ri6tet, OaB General Sir Sreberid saul
6aines, Der So6it>G commandments Der
brtttl6enS treitma1t IN Snbten, bas @omz
manbo in Bei6atper Ibernebmen ipirb, no
etne Nrmee BON 1900 Wann bereits 3uz
lan1men9e5ogen lit. geritGrfungen fir Die
brittl6e Nrmee tommen forttpGbreno III,
nnD Der &rieg i6eint unDermeibIi6 gu iein.
Die Nf9banen i6affen ihperes @el6itb
in ben GbDberz8aB unb MIA gIaubt, baB
bic Befeitigungen bon Qlup Musbi6io nerz
itdrft unb nit 8~eIagerunssz @ei6iben berz
leben morOen 1tno.
Qonbon, II. Oft.
Cine 0epeide ans SimIa entbGlt Die
0a6ri6t, oaB man BEN beabit3tisten
9anbitrei6 gegen 9IGIp Mus6idi6 aufge>
geben bat, tpeil oerieIbe mad Der &nitdt
Der MilttGrbe60roen 10 lange stpedIos lit,
oils biele nidt iopeit ~geriiitet iino, nm
ilber oteien gunft binaus por3uriiden. Ser
uripritngIi6e YIan, 3etti9 i'm Nobember
ben Nn9riff bon spet ODER brei 8unften an
81 beginner, piro f%eitgebalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Sur WtmiFcrertfe 1T geT.

Ser @ei9SfanaIer @raf Mnhraiip, 6err
3tssa Mnb Baron BON @endbeim botten
beute cine @ubien5 beim 3ailer, Die poue
bret Stunoen 6auerte. Man permutbet,
0aB Sis3a bas un9arti6e gortefeuiue Der
Stnan3en, unb Baron Mendbeim oas oes
Suueren einitipeiIen %ubernebmen tpirb.
Ser &aiier bat ben Het6srat6 ouf ben
% Sftnher eiuher1Ifpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
aa1t , Der 8attcat.

9as vGogebIatt" berli6ert, 8ismard
bate in einem Shreiben an ben @arotnal
gtina Die lleber3euguug aus9eiproden, oaB
Die llnterbanoIungen siuil6en greuBen unD
benz 8attcan binnen 8ursem Don Grfolg
be9Ieitet iein tper6en. Diele Na6ridt
miro tnbelien BON anoeren Seiten nid)t
beitGtidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Senator Sbmrman'S &ranfbeit.

Oas @erii6t, baB Senator 3Durman
BON etnem S6laganiau betrofen tuorben,
lit untpabr. Seine Sranfbeit beitebt in
etnem @auenleiDeu, bon Dem er ii9 l9neu
mieher erhnIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
-. ct4teS MtutUn6rS.

Can Srancisco CO, 10. Oft.
3. 9. Cotton, Gi3eprditbent Der SabIiz
den Baciftcz Giienbabuz @eieui6ajt un0
PrGiibent Der Sccioental uno Oriental
Dampfl6ifffa6rtsz @eielIi6aft, lit perganz
gene 9taGt seitorben. ST binterLGBt Elm
intermediates Oermnnen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

RESPECTING old panville district, sit
uate in the Monitor Range. east of Bel.
mont. we find the following in the
Eureka SerGnei:
Ii takes hang on ativeness TO stay by
minrs ms M~essrs. Mansfield, Miller. Ne.
Ayoy and Daily have done in their pos.
session Of the Dnnyille mines. But
they weathered through, and. although
they known they have not got near the
real worth Of the mines in coin, still
tboy are cortepted with the results.
Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Sargent AMI Mr.. Trip
pell are jnst in from the mines to pay
tho purchase money 10 the first named
gentlemen. II il the intention OF the
new company, we believe, to GIT out ore
this Winter, and they already have n
ten. staup mill to put in there curly in
the Spring, il they should deem it advis-
able. They now have a l3.iuch vein OF
remarkably rich ore. some of it assay
ing as high MS $1,000 PER ton. With
plenty OF wood and water handy. and
such prospects, what more could a ON
pany Of rich B~ostonians want in this
world?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

TIE Eureka Sentinel reports progress
at tho scene Of the late ERE which de-
stroyed the three large Redmond fur
naces, as follows:
Two thirds Of the charcoal FIRE Is ont
and the pumps are working like u
charm, with plenty OF water. The
storm OF Sunday had n deldeniDg Effect.
and aided the men in saving large guam
titles, materially. The fire at the south
end of the bins is still burning.
No news has been received from the
Directors in London AS yet.
Tho refinery is in operation and teams
are hauling TO and IRON MS usual.
The grounds are alive with Lahore 3
clearing up, throwing coal, cut ng
stone, etc.
4 new smoke-stack looms high above
the boiler house.
The temporary blacksmith shop is
located . little further away from tho
stone furnaces than il was before the
fire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
The Inaian t,.~.l.,...

Tho Government Commission ap-
pointed to iu~vssigateand report upon
ia. question If transferring the Indian
Bureau to the War Department. is now
in session ut st. Lous. Before the
Indian Commission Saturday,. General
Bussey. of S-s Osiears, gave his ex.
p-ri-nce with the Iuliaus while in
command at Fort Smi,t during tho war.
He favored the transferof the Indian
Bureau to the War Department. Col
Robert Campbell. ex.I,d;au Commis
ioaer, also favored tie rapsfer. Cap
tain a. T., Woodston of!he Filth Unit
ed States Cavalry. ga"es long account
Of his experience with the Indians.
and was decidedly OF the opinion hat .
transfer to the War Department would
he more economical. AMI give more sat
isfac,ion 10 the Indians.
The vi, US expressed BY these parties
will receive the Endorsement Of every
person who has observed the ele phsu
tine antics Of that abosnniably ridicu.
lous aud superaanuated piece OF furni.
turr, the Indian Bureau.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Tnr !si.sr S.a,s 10 Moad.y.. i..u

TnE Si:rsr S.a;s In Aoad.v's issue
has the following:
Over sixty tons Of deur for Govern
mcnt use at Camp McDsrmit ard other
northern military posts is now arriving
nj this station. II was shipped from
San Francisco. and will eost more de-
hvered at its destination than the same
quality Of flour made from wheat raised
within City miles Of McDernit. Wby
this discrimination Is made against
Nevada farmers is probably only known
to those who have the letting Of con-
trpcts for Government supplies. aud the
persons to whom they are lot. Il
seems u little strange hat the Govern
ment Ahich protects the manufacturers
of New England. the iron workers of
Pennsylvania, and the sugar ~rsisers OF
Louisiana, shonli bring -four from the
California scaboard. where it can DO
shipped to the markets of the old worll.
To the interior of Nevada. instead Of
patrcnizins Nevada niiilers and encous-
aging frontier farmers to cultivate the
soil.
Sach o~uirageonsly unjust practices on
the part Of Government Departmental
tbieving rings. are by far to common to
be regarded rs strange. An honest deal
from those sources would alone excite
wonder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

TINS amount of tho National Bank
notes received at the Treasury Depart.
mont. for redemption, has increased
considerably since the circular Of the
9th instant, which provides that from
aud after October isi the charges for
transportation OF those notes mast be
paid by the parties making The remit.
lance, instead OF tho banks isRuing
them. 1ho banks are taking advantage
Of the few lays remaiug to exchange
the National Bank notes iboy have on
hand for legal tenders. which accounts
for the increased receipt. On satur-
day the smoun received was $685..
0OO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

THE Storey County Democratic Con.
v~ention incorporated in their platform,
among others, the following sound and
substantial planks:
Wa denOunco the attempt OF mining
corporations Of Storey county to inter.
fere with tho expressions Of political
opinions OF their employees as an out.
rage upon the American people. and
dcmnnd for the humblcst Of our people
the right to FREQ and untrnminclcd exor.
else Of their privileges "a American
citizens.
We dcmNul that our next Legislature
30 amend the net 10 protect the rights Of
owners of stock shares. ETC., In the
mines OF this State, approved February
81, 1877, 80 as 10 compel oil persons In
charg0Of any nine to permit any por.
son who IL u bona Jdc owner OF stock
therein, without regard to value, to
visit, freely, all parts Of the mine whom.
ever he shall desire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

"CAS you euro my eyes?' said man
TO DIR. Brown. "Yes." snid the doctor,
elf you will will follow my prcscrip.
tion.' 80 certainly DOCTOR said tho
patient, 81 will DO anything Ia have my
eyes cured. What is your remedy. doc.
ton" you must steal u horse" said
the doctor, very soberly. "Stenl q
horse, doctor" said the patient in
nmaEcmont. chow will that cure my
eyes2" you will be sent to State
prison for five years, where you could
not get whisky. and during your incar.
ccra.ion your eyes would get WE'LL"
said the doctor. Tho patient looked
somewhat crcdulous. bu. ho did not
ADOPT tho doctors remedy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
sforbIdIY An.ious.

The Tsmes-R etfesv, commenting uTon
the fact that n disposition to run ms Iu-
dependent candidates. parties who went
before the nominating conventions, and
were defeated. is cropping out in TINS,
carors. pointedly and truthfuily remarks
As follows:
Even il no express pledge had been
required of the parties whose names
went before the conventions. there GER
tninly was an implied agreement upon
their part to support tho nominations.
Conventions Of the representative
men Of the county, assembled at the
county seat, and in their judgment, Sc
lected the fttest and best men for the
Offices to be filled ia November. As
voters. we had faith in their integrity,
and by all rules OF honor we are bound
by their actions. Every man took his
ehancrs before the conventions, com.
posed of men from Nil parts of the
county, and those who We're fortunate
enough, or popular enough 20 receive
the highest votes in their convention,
are certainly entitled to the hearty sup
port OF their respective parties. No
such excuse Us "my friends demand it"
will suffice. Friends who are anxious
to only have the best men in office need
not go outside OF the two sets Of caudi-
dates to find what they want. We say
to all The independents, there ere just
M good iuen, just as honest, md jus,
ms capable men in the Republican and
Democratic parties rs yourselves. You
do not even deceive yourselves, much
less anyone else, when you pretend that
you ara urged to it by duty. II the
Sheriff or Judge, or Recorder on ono
side of the political fence don't suit
You, go to the other. BE one thing or
the other. Do as you agreed when your
name was presented to your convention
support the nominees. This il not
the only election Elko county will ever
have. II you are disappointed now.
there will DC another chance two years
hence. Aud,remember that rs you act
now, so will you bo weighed and judged
then. Having given your word that
you would support the nominees OF
your poTty, you must in all honor and
decency stand by your colors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

The Rssoiie. IN defense OF its action
politically siRcs the adjournment OF the
Eureka BonanIA Trading Convention,
publishes the following private letter
from = Virginia City friend. and closes
With . c cl,raiory statement Of its
views upon the present contest for u
Representative for Congress. Append
ed Is the contents of the letter aud the
RsrsIc commentaries.
mo doubt all you have said is true.
George A. King made his boast on the
street n few days ago that Daggett was
their mau-mesnins the Bonanza's.
He said Daggeit could have SIS. 900 or
S2o.OeO from TIE Nevada Bank to carry
On The canvass. IL he waited 1t. and Of
fsrsd to bet $1,000 that he (DIgsttt)
would be elected"
Our correspondent. who is one OF the
staunches; Republicans in the State.
says further: ''You publish Au INDIE
pendent paper. sbd owe . duty to the
public; you are also a RePuLl: a The
question presented to you is: is it bet.
ter for You TO oppose the acts Q! = cor
rupt and soulloss corporation in its in
reference in the affairs Of the Republi-
can party and aid in the defeat OF it's
tools. nominated for Office through its
corrup; interference, s,d thus destroy
its power for mischief in the future. or.
for the SAKE OF harmony in the party.
anil the election of II Republican instead
Of y Democrat to Congress. to iorego
your oppositiou and aid 10y your silence.
if not your advocacy, two such men as
DaSgett ana Sish-ls to Nh clection?'
OGe thing shoCt your course il, that it
ia liable to start some we'll meaning
Republicans, unncqnaintrd with the
true invardness Of the case. irio an
active support of Da.;grtt at the expense
of the res: ui tie tictet."
The question is fairly stated and in
answer to it We say ye prefer 20 oppose
the aggres4Ious OF 4 corrupt ruoneyed
power to w!nkir2 ut them Tor the sake
Of harmony in Tia E.epHblicnn patty
and to secure the election Of . Hepubii.
can to Congress. That is all there is t.
it. We think We are right. anu If ouI
friends don't ike i; We are so.ry, bat
can't help it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Golden Lr-!c G,i.c.

Mr.. 4. II. RUsc, principal owner OF
the Golden Eagle mine, arrived in town
last night eud showed us sorue Of the
finest exc ii has been our privilege TO
see for msny II day. The ninois stu.
atcd on the opposite side Of tho noun
tain from the inhtel. He has cut
through the ledge, u distance Of ten
feet. and has as yet found no wall. The
average assay is Eve hundred dollars to
tho ton. There is . splendid water
power within u mile OF the location. and
close by is 4 great abundance Of pine
timber.-TUr Rsriclp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

IT has t%rauspired that Wesley W.
Bishop Of Norwich, Con-. charged with
poisoning his wife, Harriet Bishop. and
Charles N. Cobb, jr., has made u con
feseion duplicating Kate NJ. Cobb. his
pnrmour in guilt. Bishop confespes
criminal intimacy with MIS-. Cobb. the
procuring Of poison for Mrs. Cobb with
which to destroy the life of her husband
and his knowledge that she administered
it. He denies he poisoned Mrs. Bish.
OPP and imputes the murder to Tho NO.
man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

THE Secretary OF the Treasury p:o-
NOTED o. II. Irish of Nebraska, AsTis-
tant Chief OF the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing Of the Treasury Depart.
ment to be chief Of that bureau, vice
Mcpherson resigned and he also APP
pointed Daniel w. Wilson OF Ohio As
sistant Chief OF the Bureau.
What rW that self sacrificing patriot
G.. G. G., do now? Such is the danger
OF procrastination. Instead OF falling
at once into the arms OF tie Admiuistra-
ton, our political coquot-es usual
overe-timGted his Importance TO the
patty, mud all the fulsome ndulation he
can now slobber, will scarcely retain
him at tho public crib. It's 800 late
George. You made AN awfal blunJer;
but the Capital can worry along with
out you, and So can the Pacific Coast.
Poor fellow; the only alternative LETT
him is to go North and ''lrecze up Will,
the country" or South, and absorb ma
laria.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

THE public debt statement for Sep.
TENDER shows II decrease in the debt
of S3,l0G, 53l, and the following bal.
ance IN the treasury: Currency. ST.,
9T2, 500; special fund for the rcdemp.
ton Of fractional currency, SO, 900, OUO:
special deposits Of legal tenders for the
redemption Of certificates Of deposit,
S3O.7lO,0 900: coin. $3.50, $50. 6i6. inelnd.
ing coin certificates, SjI.G7i $40; out.
standing legal tenders. $j46, Gsl. OlG.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Latest from OP}tir and sierra


EIprrtS wko wen down in the OphiI
to-day report ihst the mine is looking
we'll and that tho prospect Of develop
ing nn ore body in ;he incline ar ,m-
proving. Those who visited the Sierra
Nevada state that i: looks better thnl
ever before. The rock in the Wine 10
very rich and they are OF the opinion
that when the crosIcUt il run i, will de
veiopa bonanza ufimmonsc proportions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

The Indians of Red Cloni Agency.
having become disguised Mt the moping
red. tape of the fossilizsd Bureau"
voluntarily took mp their lire Of march
for the new Il servGtion TO which they
were assigned over three saonths ago.
An Omaha dispatch reports that last
week, after receiving .heir retions. they
ell gathered up their traps and without
the assistance Of the Agent. or author.
ity Of the Government struck out across
lots for the new reserve. There was no
violence There are about G. coo Indians
in = body and they took with them the
cattle herd IL which there Are about 60
head.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

A sPscIAL from Lpavenworib Of the
9nd says tho troops had u fight with the
Indians Mt 4 o'clock 4. NJ, but docs not
name the place. Lieut.. Broderick of
the Thirty third Infantry was wounded,
and Corporal Stewart Of Company ]
Thirty-third Infantry Hnh five soldiers,
killed. Captain Mnuck With his com.
msud has crossed Blower creek in close
pursuit Of the indians. The bodies Of
thirteen settlers. killed by Indians. were
brought into Buffalo Station.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

GENERAL p. @. CosSoR il out at Salt
Lake on n visit, and this IL the way the
way tho Tribune speaks Of him: The
General submitted his name to the 70.
cent Republican Convention OF Nevada
for tho nomination Of Governor. and
would have succeeded In securing 1t
lad he not declined TO make pledges.
which resulted In a bsrgain and sale
aad his defeat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

A DisrIrou from Glasgow states TIE
causes Of tho failure Of tho City Of
Glasgow Bank are reported TO have
nrison from advances to tho amount Of
CO, 900. 900 TO four frms Of East India
merchants, who have been unable to
meet their engagements.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

TnE State election In Colorado was
carried by tho Republicans; pi;kin vas
elected Governor, aud Bedford 10 Con.
gross by 1000 majority.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

IT is now demonstrated that hrmy
frauds as a syhtcIn, are not confined
to the United States. It has just been
discovered that the Russians are no
slouches themselves in the propagation
Of that particular inG.s;ry. Sono Of
their achievements in thai line are iully
eqasi 10 the mos, accomplished s,indls.
OF American production.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
Year are as follows:

Total. 1919. 2j7, 100
Over 40 per cent. OF tho above. total
represents gold, and the remainder Is
In silver, with tho exception Of S7S2,-
600 in lead. The falling off in the total
10 due TO the reduced yield Of tho DO.
nsnza mines"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

THE T1..e says, there i. Go interest
whatever taksn in tho coming TsIri.o-
riul election. The law d-:yipg. dirty
poiygamOgs Cannon VII be re- eisc;Si
and tale his seat among the tIstioE.i
lawmakers withou: question.
The Mormon smiSFAntS, 800 sirony,
aye eAptctol IN Sill Ii. to.ni.at.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06

TEE Fairmont Mill and mining CO..,
has been incorporated in San Francisco
to work in winnemucca District. The
capital stock 10 So, 900, 0J0, divided into
10000 shares. rle trustees are |. G..
Batomau, q. W. Terrill. o. Merrill. II.
II. pierson and John Howell. The
company have made arrangements for n
rnili and roasting furnaces, which are to
be erected nj ouce.-Siesy State.