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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
WE extract the following items from

We extract the following items from
the Phoebe Record of Saturday last:
A shooting scrape took place on Sun
day night, about IL o'clock, in front
Of Pres. Wand's saloon, in which
johnny Driscoll was shot twice by II
pistol in the hands of johnny King.
Lining Recorder OF Jackrabbit District .
After the shooting Dfiscoll was con-
veyed to n drug store and the doctor
sent for, who examined the wounds,
and found oao in tho shoulder and the
other in tho mech. The ball was tx
trac!ed from The wound in the shoulder.
The bail that took effect in tina neck
has not been extracted, !: being deemed
advisable to let it rou,ain there for
tho present. In regard to tie shooting
md the cause. We have heard 40 many
conflicting stories, all Of which seem
to be correo. until another is told, tina.
wo refrain from publishing any of
them.
Reports have been brought into town
during the week OF the discovery OF II
new mining District near tho Muddy,
tho mines Of which are said to be ex.
tremely rich in silver metal. We are
unable to learn any particulars.
The Leeds mine, Of Silver Reef, pro,
duced for tho year ending February,
1878, bullion to the extent of 1851, 100,
Harrisburg District is tho greatest sill,
yer producing district in tho Territory
OF Utah.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

TUE La Faye,te hotel at winnemEcca,
came very near being destroyed by fire.
Tuesday. The Slger Sat, OF WeGnes-
day says: How the fro originated has
not yet been ascertaired. 1t broke out
Fear n due between the ceiling OF the
second story and the roof, oyer the bar
room in the front part Of the building.
The rooms had just been ceiled and
painted. and the space between them
and the roof being almost mir tight, pre-
vented the fire from gaining rapid head
way. Several rooms were badly
scorched, and the roof Of tho front
part of tho builing is burned 10 such Oh
extent that it will have 10 be replaced
by n new one.
Smallpox Is reported us having
broken out in Paradise valley.
A thousand feet OF * iuch wire.
cable for the Leopard mine at Cornuco.
pia has arrived in Winnemucca.
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Pacific Railroad Funding Eu

Pacific Railroad Funding Eili,
Thurman's Pacific Railroad Funding
bill, passed by the Senate. makes the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific
Railroad Companies pay into the
Treasury of the United States, in adj
dition to the whole OF the Governments
earnings not to exceed. for the former
company, $50, 600, and for the latter.
$500, 900 per year. Tho Government
has heretofore retained all Of the Gov
ernment's earnings, although half OF
them has been due to the companies.
The objection made to the bill was not
Gs to the amount to be paid into the
sinking fund, but to other sections of
the bill, including the declaration of @
right to amend, alter or repeal tho bill
should it become O law.
Thurman, in his remarks. explained
these sections in n manner which de-
prived them, to some extent, of their
Objectionable features. The amount
due the companies hereafter from the
Government for transactions and other
services which has heretofore been had
in the United States Treasury without
benefit or interest to the companies.
will immediately ON the bill becoming
q law. bear compound interest rs II part
Of the sinking fund and be placed TO
the credit of tho two companies.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

Tho 1fi6uHe's Washington special
says there has been much inquiry ut
the Capitol about the political bear
ings Of the new door.keeper, General
Field. On his own showing no turns
out to be n Republican. lie had been
serving for some time under tho Re-
publican Commissioners Of tho Dis.
trict, and has also been a candidate for
foreign appointments. md was recon.
mended rs a Republican 10y prominent
Republican politicians. II his SYN.
phnthies arc with the Democratic party
he has recently succeeded in keeping
the fact very quiet,
Here's q nico state of affairs: Ben
Butler begging for n Democrat while q
Democratic House chooses u Confed.
crate Republican.
Whar are we drifting?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

TnE Indians ab out Austin arc celo
brating the advent Of Spring, or some
other advent, in Austin, in grand style
The Repeite OF tho 10Th says: The
parade OF the Piute and Shoshone In
dams will TAX place this evening be
tween The hours OF seven and eigh
o'clock. The Indians will assemble
on tho vacant lot jIst above tho Rsre-
Me Office, where n bonfire will be built
and where they have promised to ex.
ecute the war dance"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
,Snnhnin- The CLERGY.

The determination on tho part oil
kearney and his followers, to perpet,
nate their movement, il possible. was
most strikiuSly illustrated in San Fran.
cisco a, a meeting o: one Of their Ward
Clubs Il few nights ego in which the
following resolutions we're unanimous
II adopted:
WHgEELs, The clergy Of the city
have made commcn cause with the
capitalists. land grabbers and political
thieves to break mp this movement;
therefore be it
ResoiVed, That We would suggest to
Rev. Archbishop Alcmany to look nf-
ter his spiritual affairs and not this
movement Of ours.
A committee of three was appointed
to wait upon the Archbishop aud aSccr-
tain If he employs Chinese servants,
and il he does and will Lot discharge
them he will be placed on the black
list. According to Kearney's account
OF an interview between himself and
the Archbishop, the latter declared his
%intention of opposing the course of
Kearney, who openly rebelled against
all spiritual as vol ms temporal au.
thority, declaring MS intention to 60
forward in his course in defiance of
priesthood, press, or "Gny other man."
l talked TO MIN like n Dutch uncle,
said Kearney, and subsequently ex-
pressed the opinion that the Archbish-
Op wal "a id old fool"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

TuERs Is a class of persons in this
community who seem never. to be in
a position to pay their honest debts.
but. ut the same time. they live better,
have more money to spend ON frivoli-
ties. and ENJOY the conforts of life TO a
greater extent than do those whom
they are deinaudins from day to day
4LavGaehs. gE
II that Sdiaieke man had lived his
whole life in this town he couldn't have
drawn from observation n moro COM
plete tuisra:
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Snnt.

On Monday las. n man nsmed Nor.
gan was accidentally shot aud may
possibly die from the effects of the
wounds. Morgan and n companion.
whose name we we're unable TO learn,
went ont prospecting IN tho Bruno
country, having u pack mule to carry
their camp traps. At the time referred
to, the mule ran off with the pack ana
Morgan aud his comradc started TO
head him, one going on each side Of n
patch Of brush into which the mule ran.
The other man carried n double bar.
relied shotgun. and in going through
the brush it was discharged in the di.
rection OF Morgan. tho contents lodg.
ing in his groin. Tho injury is very
severe and il Is feared will result fatal.
ly.-T imes-Rerisr, 10th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

j.. MADISON WELLS protests that he
is not in Washington on a political
mission aud denies tho report Of the
spicy talk between himself and Sher.
man published yesterday. He says he
saw Sherman but a moment. lie a y
Il is true that he would like to see his
colleague, Anderson, made Collector
OF New Orleans. but he is not demand.
ing that Office for him and fears he
could not DO confirmed II nominated.
His real business here il TO press n
claim OF his own, which hns been pond,
ing before tho Southern Claims Com.
mission for some time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

AccoRprs to the proceedings at tbs
Workinsmeu's meeting Mt Reno, Sat
urday, rs reported by the Gazette. the
leaders of the new movement are not
particularly harmonious as 10 the best
and most proper course to be pursued
in order to make 1t an assured sue.
Cess.
Messrs. Hoole. Cutting and Leeper
did most Of tho talking, and the FOR.
mer having, after mn angry discussion.
admitted that lac had ''ruug in" n GER
tain pledge over the signatures on the
roll, the ncxt gentleman made some
cutting remarks, 10 which Eoolo re-
piled, when one Jones whould have
taken a hand, but was choked OF 10y
a motion to adjourn, which was car
ried,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

The Tiaes-Repiso has the following
account of a recent fracas at Rock
Greek:
The other day n man named Honder-
aon made n location ut the head OF Main
street. IN Falcon City, Rock Creek, and
taere was some dispute Gs to the bound
arios of the claim. tho store OF Herman
Bressler being the piece of ground in
dispute. The parties to tho quarrel
werc Walter Stofiel, Doc. Webb. Dress
l"r. Henderson and others. On Sun
day they declared war, and appeared
on the street armed to tho teeth; Webb
with a shot gun, and Stofel and Hem
derson with revolycrs. Orr informant
says that Henderson fired the first
shot, and then all threobroko for cover,
each taking a log house az n broastwork
and then began a ;hreo-coruered firing.
Altogether 10 or IL shots were fired,
but they were all poor shots, and none
OF them received any wounds in the
fray. The feeling is very bitter and the
prospects for more trouble arc very
good.
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SUMMONS.
rnn nIsrnrcr cnnnr nu

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
4 the ninth Judicial pi,tric, OF the State of
NcvSda. III an 7 f., he County Of Hito. Annette.
BcnS0h PIE TiiG against Aaron Benson defend
ant. &c lon 6SOi gh IN the MEtrict Court 9th,
Ninth judicial BIrtricL Of the state Uf Nevada.
In ans or the County Of Ellu. aud tho Com.
Plii"t died In tho Office Of the Clerk OF sail
District CGurl.
The Sis 9 of ;'cyaiR sends greeting 10 Aaron
Benson. defendant You are hereby required
% appear a. - no ion brought rgainEt YOU by
tho rOySc named Plaintiff. ~ the District Court
OF the With judicial Dintrir, Of the State of
So'alu, IN aud fTr the County Il mko. and 10
answer ni" complaint tiled therein, within ten
Gays exclusive NJ the day e %Ecry!col after the
service on ycu 81 this Sumiuous-if served
Nithi,i this CuuGty: or If scryc,l out OF thIs
County, but In this District. rithin twenty
days: otherwise. within forty daya-nr JudR.
n'cht by default will be iakau against YOU, &C.
cariinE 10 the prayer 81 aS'i complaint.
he Snij action IL brought TO obtain q decree
OF this Court to disyplNo the bonds " natri.
mohy cSi.ti1g between Plaintiff and Defend
ant. on the ground 81 gross and habitual
DRUNKENNESS aud repeated acts OF violence:
Aisn Tor aduliry with Que Charlotte NTH -
" " moro fully appear by reference 10 the com.
plt ~ how on Gle IN my Office.
"A ! !Ou are hereby notified that n You fail
10 bpcir aud answer said complaint az above
rsl tred. the said plainiin win apply 10 the
70 it Ior the reliet demanded therein.
Given under my baud and the Seal 81
the OisthcI Court Of tho Ninih Jr.
diciai Dts,ric: Of the stat" Of Nc.
EALl YadJ. County Of blko. this 10Th day
Of ioccinitr. in the year Uf our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy. scyon
q. a.. GREEN, Clerk.
wines Dorsey. AItyn for Plaintiff. mig
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

Tue Bvlmon; Courier says: There is
considerable prospecting being done in
the hills about town. Probably pros
Peetiag will be prosecuted with more
Sigor this coming Summer than it has
been for several years past. About the
best thing the iilers Of the town can do
is to shoulder their picks and HE to the
hills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

The Virginia Chronicle relates how
one Guido Huffman, with an alias or
two, who has been employed Us assist
ant surveyor ut the Sutro tunnel, has
been practicinS the confidence dodge;
appropriating other peoples property,
etc, aGd describes him as being about
six feet two inches in hight, sauguinary
hair, and good linGuist, speaking Eng
lish, French, German, Russian aud
Spanish iluentiy. Being ''in demand
in Virginia, he hastily skipped out.
anu will probably practice his profess
ion in other localities. He's evidently
All accomplished scamp. and will be
spotted If he ONE this way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

NV that the ueSJa pers print his
name GENERAL r. I'll. conuor. we ioa't
want to see him appointed Governor of
Utah. The nex ;hias We know he will
be parting his hais in the middle.
"Pat." ccnaOr is good enough. he
gainea his fame under ,ha; name. and
the ',P. I'll" is saos5S,y.-GeralG.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

Or tho new ~sohively smelling pro.
cess the Reno Journal OF tho 10th says:
THE Cupola furnace was fred up and
charged to-day. but did not, for some
cause. work to the satisfaction Of all,
The difficulties may DO removed aud
tho crude bullion yet aow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

A srRo o effort is being n,ado to
divert til" Idaho froights which arc do.
hVerod by rail at winnomucca and
Kelton. to a northern route vim the
Columbia riot- and Grando Rondo
valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
New Patents.

Through Dewey * Co., Patent
Agents, san Francisco. We received the
following list Of United States patents
granted to Pacific Coast Inventors, viz
for the week ending March 2Cth. j.
S. Covert, NJ. ID. Garner and l.. Il.
Walthall, Modesto, Cal. bag holder;
S. Hill, S. F. pencil pocket; Z. o.
Turns, Gold Hill, New, pump suction
pipe; J. II. Mcfarland, Virginia City,
New, stamp mill; J. NJ. McPike, St.
Helena, Cal, harrow attachment for
plows; N. L. Merry. Chico, Cal, feeder
for thrashinS machine; j. Pritchard,
S. +, car starter; A. G.. Rockfellow,
Ashland. Ogn., gate; G.. J.. Ward Jr.,
S. F., cooking apparatus; G. W. Gran.
ston, S. F., sand or earth elevator.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

VIZ notice by the Sentinel that Gay
Da"lcy and Henry Coo. Of Ruby valley
have made application in the Eureka
Land Office ior tracts Of land in that
valley.
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WEEKLY 5lgl IaDs7EaDss7.
sauday. Ap.Si IL. 1874.

Tugr hun; General Kearney, ia .niey
At SAINTS Cruz. the 1olh.r day. with the
Inscription ..Di,l in ISIS attached 60.
the Goa, tail.
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A niSTuuE Of quartz and porphyry is
reported coming into tho west side OF
the Qphir Vino.
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Death Of Tweed.

Boss Tweed, whose glory as the chief
Of TammNny had long since departed,
died in New York, at noon to-day.
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The Cherry Geek En3speadsat. 9th
2,5Oo head Of Murphy's cattle passed
here yesterday on their way from
SpEing Valley to Elko county.
The witnesses in tho stage robbery
case are all here, but expect to be
taken on u bench warrant by Mondays
stage.
The Star Company, during the last
week. have shipped to San Francisco
II bars Of bullion valued at about SlO,-
0OU. ruE alg.-.
Messrs. Hnrlesty & Tabor, cattle la
bo1s from Wells, have been in town for
a couple of days, but are going to Deep
Greek to look after 1.-Two stock.
Ed. Branuam ali party, who let
here some three weeks ago or moro 10;
Aiuncy Creek are reported TO have
discovered q ledge four feet wide in all,
and three feet of which contains ore OF
o high grade.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

This wonderful romciy IL highly usefrI In Al,
cases Oi c0dE or cUurhs, bat Ia especially
adapted for the Ctre of such complaints a.
ihihefs are linhlo. 10 from exposure to cold
ground /. Ot The ABSORPTION ~ powder smoke In.
To III" iumRs. Three doses y dty will keep tho
lndps Clrai aud enable the minefs a. work In
The ndst " powder smoke without coughing.
bat'n' mo bCinss. iht u IT, cure al, diseases.
pvt II ~ rnhtAuicci Ia cnrc ~ diseas Of tho
luhfH. one bottle Of Tho uaissm VIII. IN nearly
sll ohHcr. cure q lad cold or cough 81 from ono
W tNo months Duration two hnitics \ cold or
cough u from Two Ia i'us months ,lAndlng.
and three bpit'cs any similar Affections that az
been Ia eNistoi,c FROM four months To- two
ycars.
tq.Tu bc had At r. q, Mullct's nrug Store.
ElkO. Soyada. :
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ini"rcst POI! on'-lirary AMI Term DEPOSITS,
Depot received 90 fUm- ~ 81 and inward.
stocks. etc. S'0ys-. cIDsrnry AMI t,yrr nm
ana spld. tNrl.auE- Tor tu,' Du al tAu p.incl-
tai CiuCs O: EUTuisc zgt tile Orient.
i-'-u a. ". WHITE. SoIrlS
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III" = l.fc I-c ,~ortally fayiio = % ni.cad tho
over lr.H Go! the d y 40 tuo ,sEN.k.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-03

latest novelty in use of paper appears
to be for chimney pots. These are
durable. Before the paper pulp IS
moulded and compressed into the re-
quired shape it Is treated with chemi-
Gals, which render it non-ibfian
mable. Specimens of paper and
cloth made from the California
cactus were recently exhibited be-
fore the Maryland Acadamy of Sci
eLces. The cactus grows abundantly
in many Western States and Terrific
ries, and it is found on arid soil where
nothing can De cultivated. The sue
cess that has been met with In making
paper from this plant IS SO marked
that the business will probably be at
tempted on large scale.
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Those terrible enemies Of human happiness
have indeed found their master in Jenkins IAN
NIHILATOR 4" Ne hAve the testimony Of men
OF the highest standing In Louisiana and other
States that after suffering Mdcscribab!e pains
for years from which they sought relief IN vain
by visiting the Hot and Warm Springs 81 Ar
kansas ana Virginia aud by using dozens OF
renedies mon or lees highly praised. hen hope
had almost died cut thsy have found relief
from pain by IA use II the ANNillll.ATOR. F"
perfectly cured.
THE ANNIHILAToR" is pGf ely vegetable
and can be taken without fear Of any injurious
result by the delicate AZ well IA the robust IL
constitution. u pnrlcs the lhod. stimulates
the Lft6F and Kidneys ami eradicates 63eTy ffS
Hge OF the above diseases. Price a.. Sud by
all Druggists ~ Pamphlets containing iea,l
MORALS and valuable advice s,nt free 10 any an
dress.
N JENKINS & co, Propr's. N. o.. Ia.
FNLAY n THOMPSON, Mholefale Druggists,
General Agents b Magazine 81 N. o., La
mr6 deOd&wlyr
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An exchange says; "Let those per-
eoas VITO are saying so much about the
sabbath schools and the value of edu-
cation. stop begging money to send
. missionaries to the South Ssa Islands,
eneal, Bombay and the Lord knows
hese; let them stop expanding So
ach IN building meeting houses: let
mem retrench The oyer grown sAlaries
q ndessss. and p1S the sums they thus
acquire into q common school fund.-
enu they may have the pleasure 81
seeing the standard of educate on
Isised may ses the tone of moral keel-
ieg elevated and society become yir-
fuoos and happy. Let the children be
taoehl useful knowledge in the place
q theology and studying tsacts and
listening 70 exhortations. All these
things have q tendency 10 make the
tchoiara devoted TO the church, but
posed 70 everything else. Let them
me schools Of science, where the
Inl mind acquires a knowledge OF
end not merely Of opinions,
rspppert them with what
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-03

The following estimate of the pos
sessions of the Vanderbilt family is
from tolerably authentic source, and
is believed to be below rather thsn
above the actual wealth of William Fl.
and his family associates:
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MEMPHIS HOSPITAL
MEDICAL, COLLEGE.
AND THE
Medical Department. Of the SOUTH
western baptist University,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Session begins Oct. /, 1873
Closes March 1, 1879.

FACULTY-W. E Rogers, NJ. D., Professor
OF Surgery. Clinical and Operative and Dean Of
the Faculty. D. D. Saunders, NJ. D.. Professor
OF Principles and Practice Of Surgery. s e.
Maddux, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prac
tice OF Medicine. +. L. Sim, NJ. D., Professor
OF Obstetrics. b. G. Henning, NJ. D., Professo
OF Anatomy and Orthope he Surgery. W. j
Armstrong, NJ D., Professor of Physiology anC
Diseases OF Children. Heber Jones, NJ. d.
Professor of Diseases of Throat and Chest and
Clinical Medicine. Julius Wise, NJ. D., Profes
sor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics r
B. Maury, NJ. D., Professor of Diseases oil
Women. Julius Fahlen, NJ. D., Professor oil
Chemistry aud ToSicolOgy. j. s. Robinson
Pm. c., Professor Of Pharmacy. A. G.. Sinclair
M. ID Professor of Oph' hamology snd Otology
r. b. Nall, NJ. d Professor OF Patholog ca
Anatomy and Venereal Diseases. W. B. Rogers
NJ. D., Demonstrstor of Anatomy
The new COLLEGE building is located on Union
Avense, Immediately in front OF the Marine and
Memphis City Hospital.
Our obi CT in locating near the hospitals {
give udents thorough Instructions at the bed
side. Daily clinics viii be held duriI The en-
tire course. .-.... ....-..
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL.
Mstriculation Fee. .................. SIS OF
Demonst a Oris Ticket .. 10 on
Professors Ticket Qull coursel ....,.-... 50 Of
Graduating rec. --.--....-..-.. 10 "
For information. address the Dean.
school OF PhArmacy-ProfessOrs Robinson,
and w. Fahlenise
Tickets . -. $50 90 Graduating Fee $40 OC
augi5 win
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DIR. sAGE's cATARRH REMEDY

PRODUCES radical OF the worst cases OF Catarrh
10 matter OF how long standing. The liquid remedy
IERcES DOuche. This is the only form OF instrn-
1ent yet invented with which fluid medicine can be
arried HIGH Up and PERFECTLY ArPLIED 10 ali
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cavities communicating therewft1. In which
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be catarrhal discharge generally proceeds It's use
J pleasant and easily understood, ffom directions
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lead by few applications II Is mild and pleas
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The Graphic thinks that in the man
agement OF this vast estate, with its
multiplied cares and anxieties, William
III. Is to be commiserated.