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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02
A Fearful Crnnh.

a sound like n violent eruption OF n
cracker-store, proceeding from the
freight house opposite this Office.
severely startled Us last evening, and
rushing across to the building, peercd
through the open door in hopes Of as.
containing the nature and extent OF the
sudden calamity which had alarmed tho
entire neighborhood, but no sound
emans:Ii from the dense fog which
filled all the interior spnce and shut
n n view of the supposed catastrophy.
When the cloud Of dust had sufficiently
settled to admit the daylight. nothing
but a jumbled and confused mass of
oil-cans was visible. and for a few
moments. the worst was apprehended,
but ut length IN upheaval Of the ava
lancne Of tins Was noticed. and present.
ly a head appeared above the surface,
followed by a body, which after being
dragged out, busted, and tho blood
washed from his face. was recognized
IN N''thV 1ASlhtohus Ab soon as lie
could clear his throat sufficiently to
speak, George gave notice that another
person was buried somewhere under the
pile from which he had emerged, and
by vigorous work his companion, Dick
Brown, was uncovered and hauled to
to the surface. An examination of their
wounds showed that they had escaped
most forum tie, for beyond a couple of
smoked chimneys " and n few other
facial embellishments, together with n
few unpleasant bruises about the body,
the boys escaped unscathed. The
cause Of the trouble was the sudden
topping over Of nm immense pile Of oil.
Cans which were stacked to a height Of
about twenty feet, and caught them I'm,
derneath.
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tFrom Monday sD.ily.l
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Hi. Stoker struck out yesterday With
. load Of general merchandise for Rail.
road District.
The sweet singer Of Lanoille ~as In
town a couple Of days ago. He's me-
lodious cuss.
John McNally and Vim. o. Weed. q
couple OF Tuscarora's solid men, ar
rived from that city this evening.
G. W. Mardis md w. Waters loaded
up their team with winter provisions,
Saturday. and started out for the mines
on the head waters of the Bruneau.
yesterday.
The east-bound express train due
here at $50 last evening did not arrive
until l O'Clock this morning The delay
was caused by an accident to . freight
train eight miles vest of Reno.
A long. lean looking, black carpet
sack, conspiciously branded 1. o. q. T.
containing a big bottle OF the regulation
style, awaits the owner at the stage
office. No questions will be asked.
Three freight cars were in some way
pushed of the side track near The freight
house, this morning. An engine was
hitched on which quickly yanked the
hayward vehicles back on TO the path
of rectitude.
Z. l.. Seitz. who camo down from
Dee,h this morning informs us that the
depot building at that place. will DO
completed in a couple OF days. 1t is
provided with tho usual commodioas
outside platforms.
Vinccnte, the young Mexican muir
dcred by Lopez, who died here ON Sat-
urday, was buried in the public GENE
terry yesterday; n goodly procession OF
friends and acquaintance following the
romains to the grave.
Frank Smith is rebuilding aud enlarg-
ing his Office at the lumber yard. lie
Is also surrounding il with capacious
sheds and enclosures for the storage
and protection of doors, sash, dressed
lumber and etc. 1t will be a convent
Ont arrangement when completed.
Dan Mnrphy left here for the West
by the train this morning. lie was UNI
decided at leaving, whether to accept
Grants invitation to accompany him
TO the Comstock. or to push on 10 the
Palace" At all events, his mean
derings ~ill last a couple OF weeks.
The boys were partially disappointed
Yesterday; George showed up on time
himself. hoUorer. but the expected ori.
entail damsci VAS not along with him d.
George stys that story about his mnr.
riagc Vns set Hfinat ~ = ccrtniu young
rooster here Who wants 70 capture his
best girl.
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Iron Wednesday. D.ny.I
AAlRAIuRaL

The Tme'.Rerieis says a number Of
Tuscarorans will attend the races here,
next week. We shall be glad to meet
them.
The Central Pacific pay-car passed
through here this morning. on it's return
trip from Ogden whittier it went n
couple of days ago.
Judge Keeney took his departure for
the Eastern side of the continent by the
train last evening. He Intends TO he
absent until about the close of the holi.
days.
The De Frees mill, mine, hosting
works, ETC., are advertised to be sold at
Sherif's sale Monday. November 18th
upon an execution from the District
Court, at Elko. in favor of Fairchild &
Dennis.
We acknowledge receipts Of a lot of
vegetable from the ranch of J. C. Crom.
bic, near Mineral Hill, which taken al
together. are n little the finest VIC have
yet seen produced in the country. Escu.
Tents are our strong holt.
The bursting of n ~eoal-oil lamp Chin
ney in DR.. Meig's Office durius his ten.
porary absence last night came near
causing a conaagration. It's immedi-
at" discovery by parties outside. who
rushed in, prevented any damage, how
ever.
superintendent Morcy, of the Blue
jacket reports the ore body recently
struck in the mine as looking we'll, and
giving every evidence Of
The new Llschinery for the mine is
expected to reach Blythe City within a
few days.
That sweet Eastern cider dispensed
over the bar Of the Depot Hotel, is gen.
uine, direct from the Buckeye State.
That story about its being made ut the
Molene Soap Factory, is without the
least foundation in fuc;, and Bill Weed
knows it.
1t now appears that some further
change has been made in the pro
gramme with respect TO the time that
General Grant will leave Reno On his
route east, According to the latest aud
most reliable advices received here from
the west, the special will arrive here
about five o'clock to morrow morning,
instead Of eight o'clock, rs we were in.
formed yesterday.
Dave Griffith. Of White Rock, who is
well known to many of our readers,
committed m~atrimony at tue residence
of jack Payne, this morning. Mrs.
Francis A. Watson being accessory,
both before and after the fact. The
lady has been IA resident Of Elko, for
some time past, and the unwonted fire.
qucncy OF Dawes visits here, Of late,
excited suspicion that he hnrbored de-.
signs of a hymeuiul nature. At the
conclusion OF the congratulations which
followed tho close of the marriage cere.
mony, the happy couple started by
buggy for Dawes pleasant home nj his
valuable ranch. on Bull Run Creek, be-
yond Cornucopin. Regular notice of
the interesting event will be found in
another column,
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DISTRICT COURT.
October Term.
}. II. FLACK, PRESIDING.
Saturday. Oct. 22d.

Saturday. Oct. 22d.
James Jones pleaded guilty to grand
larceny, and was sentenced TO one ycar
In tho State Prison.
Charles Schiller. indicted for grand
larceny was allowed to plead guilty to
petit lnrceny--will receive sentence
Monday.
State vs.. Byrnes-Defendant was ar
inigncd and allowed until Monday TO
plead.
State VS.. Acknowledgement TO
charge OF burglary filed md hearing of
same set for the 9th instant.
State w. McGowan-Indicted for
grand larceny. pleaded not guilty, and
case act for November 4th.
StHte vs.. MolIridc-Indicted for an
assault to kill, pleaded not guilty and
case set for November 18th.
j. NJ. Dorsey vs.. F. NJ. Hargis-
Plaintiff by leave of the Court, allowed
ton days to amend complaint. and do.
PENDANT ten days to answer.
T.. II. Chase vs.. T.. WoodruH-Do.
murrer admitted and plaintiff allowed
to file amended complaint.
Tho case OF the State vs.. VIM. Gar.
rnTd, was argued before the Court and
finally dismissed.
Court then adjourned until Monday
morning next.
Monday. October 9th.
Court convened this morning ut 10
o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
Charles Schiller was arraipned and
received sentence OF thirty days In
county Jail.
State vs.. 2. Byrnos-Defondant
pleaded not guilty, and tho trial was
set for Nov. 9th.
State W. MCGOWAN, burglnry-Do.
mnrror TO indictment ovcrrulcd-De.
PENDANT plead cd not guilty and trial SGT
for November 9th.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday. Oct. go.
Tho case Of Charles Adams Va. W. A.
Tucker, trcspass. was argued before
tho Cour,-Dofcndant fnod $40 for vic.
lntion OF nm order Of the Court.
Adjourned until Saturday. November
LIST, nj 10 o'clock A. N.
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Two EuncrnIS-

AT 10 o'clock this morning the funeral
procession followed tho romans of
Uncle George Tucker from his lato resi-.
dcnce. TO their last resting place in the
cemotary on the hill.
This evening the body Of VIM. IL.
MoAcbrnn,. who died OF consumption at
the hospital this morning, was con
signed to the grave in tho public bury.
Ing ground. with every mark Of 70.
spect.
h deceased stated that lo had four
brothers residing al Bloomfield, Iowa.
His death was from consumption. re-
sulting from pneumonia. contracted nj
last January. lilo had been
al tho hospital since tho 18th OF Sep.
TENDER.
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The Blue Jacket.

Dennis Byron, who arrived from
Blythe City last evening. informs us
that Superintendent Moray of the Blue
Jacket mino, Mr.. Dyer. his foreman.
and family, have gone to San Francisco,
and that work upon tho mino will be
suspended until Spring. The new ma.
chinery will In the meantime be put in
position. when work will be resumed
upon tho new ore strike, which gives
every Indication Of being far superior,
both in extent and richness, to anything
previously developed in the mine.
There is every reason to believe now,
that next seasons work upon the Blue
Jacket will make full returns for all the
labor and money expended In prospect.
ing the lead, mp TO the present time.
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lFrom Thursday. DAIly.I
0AlmARanAl.

LA E| L.
Fred. Fisk came up from the resi
last evening and remained in town dur
Ing the day.
Governor J. II. Kinkead has. on the
part Of the State, offered n reward of
$500 for the capture Of the murderer,
Lopez.
The following freight was received
to-day: 6 ar coke for N. P. Free
man; | car lumber for F. II. Smith; l
car Of hay for Tucker Bros.
Charley Davis, who has been circu.
lating about among the business men
of Tuscarora. has returned to the rail-
road. and doing the agreeable among his
friends at this place.
The special train conveying General
Grant eastward. passed through here at
$3.50 this morning. without stopping,
consequently nobody got to feast his
eyes upon the ex.President's proper
tons.
In evidence Of the business prospect
ty OF our Tuscarora contemporary, is n
supplement to its regular issue. Tho
Major publishes a first. rate paper.
and is justly entitled to tho success he
is achieving. Keep up your lick, my
boy.
The crazy Italian, Carlo. Who was
aiken trorn the cars and placed In Jail
for safe keeping, n few days ago, was
permitted TO continue his journey East,
lie having recovered his senses. A too
liberal indulgence in bust.head whisky,
was the cause of his rawlings.
A man whose name we fAilel to learn
was arrested at Hnlleck Station and
sent here for safe keeping n couple of
days ago. The Sheriff has since had
him in charge and the j~niler informs us
that the man appears idiotic, almost to
the extent Of a natural. Ho will be eI.
amined by n Commission in Lunacy.
Since the bond Of the Paige < Kelley
mine in Good Hope District, was can
celed, says the Times. Rerie,c, work was
resumed by the owners, and n rich
strike in the mine is reported. We
learned yesterday from u party just in
from the District. that twenty. eigh;
sacks of the newly found ore have been
sent to Salt Lake for reduction.
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&rrGa q.

Til" following deeds have been placed
o~ eeooTG "a tkc Recorders Office since
our lLt report
John Hill 10 c. Coins. one half in.
terest in u wood ranch in Independence
valley. EIks cointy--eSuSder.ioa,
S,iU0.
|Nilcs -. Walsh TO Chaxlcs Mem s.
tor,11J feet in the Robert Emu,ct mine.
Tuscarora Mining District-corsidera-
tion, 5000
4. j. keay 20 ". r. Smith, r.
bali interest IA che Ltncasl,r aud k.ay
mill. Tuscnrora Mining Dis;io,-ronsid-
staGon. 60, 50n-
Lucy Audrs~s 10 Mrs. J,ssio Yeafg-.
lot No -; en- Mana street, Tuscarora-
consideration, $InD.
Pat BrosnNn to William u. Moore,
20 feet in the Star ~Spnucled banner
min", Tuscarora Mining District-con.
si!'r'tion. sf25.
q. u. Kittridgc TO J. l.. Kcyscr, lot
M. ~, hlock i, in the town Of El,.o
consideration, $3.50.
J. l.. Keysor to Jnmes Davis. lot
No. ~. block l.. in the town OF Eiko-
consideration. $500.
Hugh Elias to West RolIe lslo Min
ing Company, the Cabinet mine, Tus.
cnrorH Mining Observation-Disclosures,
Mining 'SioGk.
Hugh Elias 10 West Belle Isle Mining
Company, w"st extension Of tho Belle
Isle ming, Tuscarora Mining District
consideration, 81.
j. l.. Williams TO l.. T.. Atkinson.
400 feet in tho Ella mine Good Hone
Mining Distrie.- consideration. Sl3S. 60.
George a. Kingston 10 Jumcs Wilson,
6U feet in the Arcade mine. Tuscnrora
Mining Distinct consideration, ST.
600.
=. y. Mcdonald to tho Tuscarora
Mill aud Mining Company all Of tho
Castle mine. Tuscntora Mining District
consideration. $5UO.
Edward DoughCr to Charles sIcMas.
tert. % feet in the Star spanglod Ran.
her mine Tnscarora Aiming District
consideration. $500.
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~lUscAHorA, Oct, 9Th. 1870.
Editor iRdPeHHenE-Nevo. within the
memory Of the oldest Inhabitant or,
perhaps, since the poor Indian COM
menceri TO herd crickets for n living hrs
there been such u drouth AZ there is nj
present in this part of the ro1nty. The
hills are crisp and brown: tho springs
are growing feeble aud dryiEg up;whirl-
winds of dust and rubbish waltz over
the hills and valleys. and even the ever
present sngebrush seems to be calling
for water, yet tho clouds answer not,
and tho signs in the heaven above and
the earth beneath give no token of n
coming storm.
There are NJ present n great many
idle men in this camp, yet the prospects
and outlook for the future nro good and
many improvements i'll the way Of sub-
stantiai buildings, and additions to old
ones. ara heing constructed which will
add much 10 the business appearance
Of "uscarora. Eli George has just com.
pletcd n large and commodious two
story lodging house on Weed street,
opposite the Express Office. General
Superintendent w. II. Eunor, Of the
firm OF Woodruff IL Ennor, IL busy fin.
ishing up several good buildings on
West Weed street. Mart Smith, agent
Of Wells. Fargo e Co. is constructing n
fine brick residence. Edwards Hall, on
Yves. Avenue is being enlarged and
many other buildings are in course Of
construction.
Since the rich strike in the Star
S~pnngled Banner ut the foot Of the
mountain west Of the Belle Isle, the
hills have been lively with prosprctors
md some worry flattering prospects have
been unearthed. The Stock Exchange,
recently located southwest Of the Nav.
MO. has n fine showing. Sullivan Bar
and Mcmahon on tho first extension
north Of tho Stock Exchange are now
down twenty feet and have evidences
OF n good find.
Messrs. Smith md Lancaster aro
running their mill on tailings and arc
doing good work. Grand Prize Is work.
Ing on ore from Belle Isle. md tho In.
dependence will start up. I understand,
on Navajo and Arscnta ore M o ns
n sufficient supply OF water can be had
from the Grand Prize.
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From Tuesday. DAILY
6AlaAEnndL.

Jud Dakin Is in from His ranch in
Lamoilie, to-day.
Henry Hoganson arrived here from
Cornucopis by private conveyance. last
evening, and Dave Griffeths, by same,
from White Rock.
It is now deemed quite certain that
General Grant will arrive here on his
way East, by special attached to the
regular train, tomorrow evening.
The Indians about Tuscarora get
whisky from the Chinese and when
properly primed, raid upon the Mongo-
liam sage-cutters in the valley, near by;
q clear case of tit for tat.
The Western Union Company have
just rearranged their wires and strung
some additional ones, in town. A new
wire has been carried to the new bank
building and one to the freight depot.
John McNalIy and VIM. o. Weed,
who arrived here from Tuscarora last
evening, started this morning, for San
Francisco. Sheriff Fitch and ]. p.
Edof went west by the sane train; the
former to Carson City and the latter 10
Battle Mountain. James Mckee, of
Huntington valley. also started for Cal
ifornia by the train this morning.
We learn by telegraph this evening,
that General Grant will pass through
here by special train, going cast about
8 o'clock, Thurdny morning, and unless
he can be prevailed upor to remain to
breakfast, our local orators will find it
necessary to boil their set speeches down
until all the gush il eliminated, or they
may suffer the humiliation OF being
choked off in the pithiest portion of the
harrancue.
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rFrOn Friday. D.ily.l
CAaaxea IMAAAA

From W. 8. Van DrsiLn. ne harmed.
last evening. that he had just cold out
his stage line between this place. Tus-
carora, CornocopiA aud Columbia to the
United States Stage Co. represented by
Messs. cluRsnge ahd Parker the we'll
known stage proprietors. Mr.. j. W.
Parker Of the above Company, arrived
here "Wednesday night. and on The fol.
lowing day accompanied Mr.. Van DIri-
len over the route, eff-cting the pur-
chase Of the line at figures and terms
fully satisfactory TO both contracting
parties the same day. The purchase
comprises forty head Of horses. harness,
all the rolling stock on the route, and
all the stations owned by Van outside
Of Elko and Tuscarora. AR. George
Smith. the veteran stager. takes the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the route under the
new management, and Billy Van Drei.
len will retain the position OF agent at
tho Office here, for the present.
~ VI ~ Oiu IiuloEb VINO mas
stood in manfully among the financial
breakers that have swanped many a
public carrier, in years that arc past,
and his many friends will witness his
retirement from the old line with feel.
ings Of regret. The boys on the road,
too. Will miss the burly form aud famil-
lar salntutiou Of :" The Old Man." as
driving up in the we'll worn little red
wagon. his cheerful ''vell poys," Jug.
gestive of nothing but .unctuous ease
u rollicking good nature. fell pleas
antly upon every ear within the circuit
Of his voice. But the .'Old Man has
made a good bargain; is perfectly salts.
fed with the ne~ arrangement. and the
large experience together with the
ample means Of the new management,
Is a guarantee that the travelling public
will lose nothing through the change.
Van retains his property here and his
active industry will soon find some
other business TO engage his time and
attention. without the necessity of his
going abroad.
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The following are the names Of pupils
on the Roll Of Honor, OF tho Elko Pub
lie School, for the month of October:
PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT..
May Turney 9S Amelia PIughoHf 90
Esther Cohn 100 Rose Gardner 90
Ida Young 0S Ella Li'ton Dc
Emma Cullen 90 Laura Baker 90
Rose Cohn 90 Ida Russell "a
Mary Mulcahy 81 Annie Green So
Becca Alexander 81 Pauline Cohn 81
Belle Lindsay 90 Alice McClelland 90
No. Of Pupils, lOs. no q
Mns. HE. McCULLocu, Pricipal.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Alex. Pehrod % Minnie Burris OF
Pauline Cohn o. Beckie Yates sc
Willie Cullen 30 Nellie Curry 90
Ben Craighesd % George Salter e5
Dana Caldron 81 Josie Deyine %
Susie Butler % Joe Henderson %
hay Devine 80 Louisa Adams OIL
Ollie AtUell 81 Rufus Crane Oh
Ruth Russell 90 Lizzie Brown 90
James Brown 80 Bertha Porcber 90
Miss BELLE CApY, Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Barbara Lang 100 Josie Gilligau 90
John Tucker 90 Mosie COIN 90
Lena Alexander 9s Mortie Morton 0s
jennie Grant 81 Willie Ford 05
Annie Mulcahy 05 Maggie Blacker Of
Allen Smith % Andy Richardson %
Lulu Todd % Minnie GilIipan 92
Charles Crane 90
MIS-. j. A. TAYLOR, Teacher,
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AAlnREundI.

AAlnREundI.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows, to-
night.
A note, OF which the following is n
copy. was received at the County
Clocks Office, a few days ago. from one
OF tho rural districts: ''Mr. John Blank,
ago sixty 8, Mrs. A. Blanker, age sixty
4. Marnede Lisseuce wonted." Rather
l~aconic, but decidedly comprehensive.
Our esteemed young citizen, George
Mcintosh, who went East q short time
ago, ostensibly to visit his parents. but
really to don the matrimonial harness.
IL expected to stop hero-should he
awake in time-aecenPauied by his
young bride. from the west-bOund train
to morrow morning. His numerous
friends will DO on hand TO give him a
warm welcome.
Vicente, the young Mexican who re-
eeived his death rounds at the hand Of
Jose Lopez. the fugitive. died at the
County Hospital at 40 P. NJ. to-day.
He has lain in IA condition Of sorui-cou-
seriousness ever since receiving his
wounds, and expired without having
spoken. Vincente was only % years of
age, and has always been regarded by
those who knew him. az n most worthy
young man.
Judge Keeney showed us yestesday
one specimens Of gold quartz from II
mine in Fresno county. which he visited
while in California lately. which sur.
PASSES anything in that line that We
Irsve seen for years. The vein is large
And the average Of tine rock in gold. is
very high. with spots Of wonderful rich
ness occurring frequently. The mine
rs Owned ny friends OF tho Judges. aud
through whom ho secured an Interest
til tho hrst extension Of the Same which
prospects shogt as we'll as tho original.
lie has reslon tn feel eiated at his sue
cess in having secured what gives 80
fair a prospect Of yielding speedily a
very comfortable competency.
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Ladies' who choose to make or gu
perintcnd the making of your own gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can be produced at a
largo saving in money by Using the
"Dohcstic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to my address on teceipt OF
price In postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
J. W. EHAss;
Domestic" Fashion Parlors,
San Francisco.
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Following is tho list Of trial jurors
drawn; venire roturnable Monday, No
vsmber 3di
William Peters, John T. McDermolt,
Louis Engler, Calvin Wiley,
DC. Briscoc, Francis Honeymau,
L.. 5. Langdon, r. @. Sunderliu.
WIN. Armstrong, J. q. Crawford.
II. Thompson, James lind,
+. Goodwin. Waiter Stofel,
George Graham, John Monks,
w. IL. Carey N. KingsberryI
s. X. Senior, s. ID. Chase,
A~.V.LarcAster, Lane Sergeant,
John II. Combs. s. l.. Quincy,
j. I. Mclaughlin, y. +. Benson,
Andrew Busor, Isaac =. Wolverton,
John +. Ford, John A. Crane,
John II. Kelley, A. Is. Austin,
II. D. Carmichael, John Fisher,
Joseph Crawford, j. b. Moore,
Charles Drumieler, John Kimbail,
Joseph Brobpst, W. Adams,
FRANK Dakiu, O. d. Kittridgo.
U. 81. Drum, W. I. Crane,
Perry Gossctt, g. N. streeter,
George Hun, 4. +. Brennan,
James Naylor, ". A. Shepherd,
A. Albright, ]. ID. Jones,
George uIyar, WIN. DO Graf,
Q. +. Mayer, d. d, Cook,
VIM. Shoefelt, Richarl L~oweubero.
John W. Williams, Philip Thorne,
q. W. Matdis, Geo. ID. Gibson.
John Wilenius. William Walsh.
N. j. Dibble, W. r. Ross,
8. q. Sutton, J. l.. FnIIer.
Chris Reichart. James Murphy.
o. a.. Brossemer, Amos Roach,
N. Tobias, August Weldon.
W. W. Bauxh.
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Gncs 70 Enrt ua,1e.n.

DR.. Baxter Todd leaves horo for Fort
HHllcck, by this evening train. Persons
at the Pos. requiring tho services OF n
hrst.clnss dentist, a be accommodated
by calling upon the Doctor until satur.
day next, Mt which timo ho returns TO
EIko. .uI..
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TuscRrOrR nmIlinn.


Total so bars. ... SOC ,493 90
In addition to the above. six bars OF
bullion from tho Leopard mine, Cor
nucopia) passed through here the value
Of which was SG,OS3 A.