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TNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

Ry virtue OF writ Of dcrf fuciu issued out OF the
Clerks ONCE of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and "a directed. viii sell AZ public
on I'll tuesday, the 10Th day of January. 1872, at l.!
o'clock M all the right title c'ainl ana Interest or
ery, 10 wit:
South - feet OF lot No. Is. In square az, and lots
Nos, 20 and y Of j. T. Collins subdivision OF square
NO. $50, in the city of Washington, D. G.. together
with al and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon aS the property of John
Schlcgcl, to satisfy execution No, 1895 at law, IN
favor of JNnney Il HOge.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
lulid&ds u, :. Marshal. D. &.
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z. U TII.UF1tFFI, I Vr,,lloOg
GEORGE BAUER, ''"o'e'7'
W ". SMTII. Salesman. ia2leodsGds

G,HANCERY SALE PREMISES NOS 4Is 40
" AND w ! STREET NoRTHWEsT, WASH
iIpnnpSi cDIrn; ~ lpi i hisri ~ n
COLUMBIA, IN No. 96ia, EQUITY,
On THURSDAY, January ~, lS1p, NJ o'clock y, m
will uiIer for sale at public uuciUn In front Of the
PREMISES in separate parcels the above described
property being parts OF lots 10 and H. square south OF
Squur. go.
Terms Oue-thlrd cash; residue In three equal In
siallmcntS at six twelve, and eighteen mouths, ~ Il
per cent. interest. Title retained until full payment
of purchase mUnCy, Filty dollars deposit on accept
UnCc of each bid. ConyeyRncug and recording at
purchasers cost.
For further particulars apply TO
JAMES :, EDMA RDS, Trustee
bU3 ID street northwest, city.
n j.. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
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F0RTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
Democratic Quarrel in the House
Bridged Over.

A Morning Hour Evaded-A War Claim in
the Seunte-opcn for Further Debate
Consular Bill Passed Both Houses
Patent Bill Passed the Sen
ate - Educational Iiill
In tho House, &c.
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"
SUNDAY, OVilSiBiIi il, 1873 al $40 AM
4. NJ. ,.,.,,. 90. Ie,vr Washington
co., NisW, YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS
ION EAPltkSS. ltiucou city. ON SundayH 10
napolls Junction, Jtssup's, Hanover and ELK
Rdge, breakfast at Relay.
$50. ltuore, Anuhpults, and Way. piedmont.
SttasDnrg' Winchester, Hagerstown, aud Way via
7poNfBKfTnfoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
GlO,Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, Stu,shurg, Win.
AND BALTIMoRE EXPREsS. Parior Oar 10
New York and Philadelphia STOPS ut Annapolis
S:a5--tsr. louis, LoUIsyILLE, CHICAGO, co
LlMBu7. AN DPlIlSBClui ENPRlSS. Fred
cfick. HngerstOwn and Valley Branch, except
sunday. Through to stanton Pullman cans
10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton to sandusky daily.
900. Jon sunday only Baltimore Annapolis. and
loco BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens.
burg. College. Bellsyle, LAUREL Annapolis Juno
=, ,iion jessups, and Hanover
sb 1RIli w ApnsPp?IIs ElGG, Gy SSq wsy
TON EMPRESS. stops at Laurel.
iiJi.tOn Sunday only FOR Baltimore and Way STA
iDO-BALT1MoRE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU-
REL B%PKtss Frederick via + lay Stops ut
4a5-fPoint of Rocks Frederick Hagei stown, Win.
chester, amt Way stations, On Sundays to Poiut
fi4o~tiaitmore, Annapolis, and Way stations
bSD--t PIIlLA DELPHfA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
Cept sunday. Norfolk passengeri taken in the
cars direct 20 boat al Canton. stops at Badens'
100 CHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
slOf~BkIff MORE EMPRESS
Ey-Point of Rocks and Way stalionH.
AND PiTITTsbtRG ESfiiss. ' pIts6Sr ls cs.
81. eep! sunday rulIm Imam CarS NM, ,,,np,,
TlMORE ENTREES sleeping car 70 New York
aud special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
ept sunday.
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
. BUCE.U-

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary DrgunS-N On-TetenlIou or lnc0ntuence OF
Urine Irritation, Inflammation or Liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys Stone in the BLADDER Gravel
or BriCkdust Deposit, Brghts Disease, Milky Dis
charges, and all Diseases OF the iaddcr, kidneys
Prostate Gland whether Affecting Male, Female, or
Child
FOR WEAKNESS arising from exccsses or dissl.
patton, attended Win sOme OF The following ymp'
ton TO INerlon or Business Shorlnesi OF Breath,
Trembling Troubled with ThOugnt3 Of Disease,
DilnnGss of Vision, Pains la the Back Chest and
Head, Rush OF Blood TO the Head, skin EruptiOns
Pale CountenanCe. and Dry skin
If1IIEShi SYMPTOMS are allowed 10 go on very
frequently Epcptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness II requires the aid of Nh iuvigOrsng med-
cine 10 strengthen aud tone M the SYSTEM which
HEI,MBuLD'S BUCHU does IN every cllse
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JOHN SHERMAN, Auc,ioncc


~ Zeal Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ LOT ON DSrREEr, BE
sou lHEASr
sBy virtue OF deed of trust dated the 5th day of
November a. u. is75, duly recorded In Libcr No. SOL
folio 80 S6T, one Of the land records of the District
QfCOlumba, and ut lhe request of the party secured
thereby, we Will sell at public sale In front of the
premises, on THU RSDAN, January 80. A. u. 1879, at
Part OF LOT number seven, in square numbered eight
hundred and turty.tYc. being tho west twenty feet
front of said lot by tho depth thereof together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms of sale: Tifty dollars cash at time of sne,
aud the balance In y o. o. and II months, with Interest
nj per cent to he secured on the property sold. All
CunVCNUnCiug at purchasers cost. Ierms of sale To
be compiled with IN seven days.
&. q LEDERER. | ,r,.,o,
GEORGE BAlTlgR. 'iNHAe'7'
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SAN FEASCisCO, JuuL %, 1872
The rollowlngar the official closing Quotations OF
nilulnm alnnl,A In-ilnN
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Pacific Mining stocks.

Bdnlrvs-unlt..., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~ jUs a5O
Currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" I5,2i,1l3
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL IN diseases peculiar to f'maos
Chronic inflammation OF the Uterus, and all com
plants incident 70 the sex,
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5arlow's Gallery Of Fine Arts,
FOOT SURGERY--CORNS, &c

"paily walks being requisite to health" thousands
visit Dr, WHITES establishment, lilU PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel for Telei from and
avoidance of tOrn,, BuniOns, Chlblatns, BAD Nails
NC. Among his patrons are many OF the most cm,
ueut medical judicial ana political dgnitAIcs az the
world, EstHh ishCd 1854, Fee q visit. deg9d
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

NORTH roRrHwEl$Trt.1EEsT, AND SOUTH
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SUNDAY t1 EAHE EE II Isss a, $40
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
Tur town Of Boca is distinguished by

TuE town OF Boca is distinguished by
the possession OF free lodging house
for tramps. Perhaps no other place in
the United States has such an institu-
tion. The edifce was put up by some
OF the business men Of Boca, who appre-
hended danger from the tramps about
the place. They have always since
tramping began found that station a
convenient haltiug place on the line of
march. SO many Of them slept in the
lumber yards and about the buildings
there that fire was feared as the prob
able result OF their carelessness with
matches. So large basrd shanty was
built on the outskirts Of the town-set
apart, rs it were, for the free and eIclu.
sive use OF the tramp fraternity. The
tramps' hotel ut Doca is now known far
and wide among the nomadic brother
hood. No genuine tramp visits
the Pacific Coast without spending a
night at the famous in. From ten to
twenty Of the wanderers may be found
within its hospitable walls on any Sum-
mer night. There the worn and weary
knight OF the brake beam recruits his e1-
hausted energies for the long trip across
the plains or the cold ride over the
Summit. And there he finds congenial
society and good fellowship.-Gdzette.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10


ALDEN p. DAVIS, the leader OF the
Pocassott Adrentists, visited tho Darn
stable Jail few days ago and had q
talk with Freeman, whose fanatical
murder Of his little girl is fresh in the
public mind. Freeman, though he has
lost all hope Of the immediate rosurrec-
tion of his little Edis. has not given up
the belief that the horrible affair will
rebound to the glory of God. He will
employ no counsel and says that II a
counsel is appointed to defend him he
will not allow any attempt at palliation
OF his deed or at impeaching his sanity
to be made. God will stand by him no
says and will conduct the trial as be
sees ft. Mrs. Freeman is in n lament
able condition. A few days after the
tradegy she seemed to feel tho horror
Of the situation but now she has fallen
again under the power OF the old delu-
sion. The trial is appointed for Octo-
Der before the Supreme Court and
promises to excite tho intorost OF the
nation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
Idaho'a Miaea-

Tho Ardldnehe Of the I'd contains the
folio wing hopeful words regarding the
mining situation in that Territory:
"The mining situation has improved
here within the past few weeks, and
there seems now every prospect for
good Fall busineAs. New mines that
have been opened within year. as we'll
as several Of the old mines, nre making
favorable yield. On every mine
where Legitimate work is being perform.
ed the outlook and prospects are as IA
vorable as the most sanguine could de-
sire. The great want OF this. as well as
other portions Of the Territory, contin-
ues to bo capital. In this vicinity there
are many excellent mines with valuable
hoisting works over them, combining
property to the value Of several hund-
red thousand dollars, lying idle for the
want OF little capital wherewith TO
start them up. Some OF these mines.
notably the Poorman, Golden Chariot
and Orr Fino. have already turned out
treasure 10 the value of millions OF dol
lars, and only few months labor Mt the
furthest would be required to set them
in prosperous and profitable motion
again. The Mahogany, the Empire,
the South Chariot, the Silver Cord, all
embody valuable lodges and spendid
works ready for immediate and profit
able operation. A magnificent oppor-
tunity is here presented to some enter.
prising mon who have few thousand
dollaIs to invest in desirable mining
property they can within year reap
rich reward from their Investments, and
there is, besides, no end to the number
Of valuable claims in the vicinity that
could be worked to advantage. Now is
the time to take advantage OF the situa-
tion and secure mining property OF un-
Questioned value. The Summer season
Is rapidly passing away and supplies
wherewith to operate mines should be
laid in before another three months roll
around.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
Tho YnlloM ReYer.

A Memphis dispatch Of the End, has
the following: Four new cases of yell
low fever we're reported to the Board OF
Health yesterday afternoon, among
them was the Rev. Father Farley, O
Catholic priest. Mitchell Escoza is
dead. The colored people object to 60
ing to the camp Of tho whites. They
have been informed that they can es-
tabiish camps for themselves. Six nos
cases wero reported to the Board Of
Health this morning. Two deaths have
occurred since last night. Benjamin
Adams, whose death is recorded, had a
typical case OF yellow fever last year,
which eIpIodes the theory Of immunity
from a second attack. Colonel Cam
eron has quietly collected all arms and
ammunition from the gun stores and
placed the Same in the arsenal at the
Station House. A passenger train on
the Louisville Il Nashville Railroad left
last night. No mails were received by
that route this morning. The fever
will be declared epidemic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
Under the Bed.

About 10 o'clock last evening the res
idents OF Spring street somewhere in
the neighborhood Of the Episcopal
Church, were alarmed by q series Of
piercing screams and ear.bursting yells,
and half dozen people rushed to the
dwelling from which all this music pro-
ceeded. There, upon tho parlor floor,
they found the lady Of the house in
Mysteries, inspired with but one motive,
to raise the roof off the house by her
shrieks. She was not exactly dressed
for company, but she did not mind
that, nor anything else, for that matter,
until some minutes had elapsed,
when she recovered sufficiently TO
gasp that there was q man under
the bed. Then two or three other
women who had gathered in the room
showed signs OF fainting, md the men
lost color, but finally mustered enough
courage to explore the bedroom. A
search failed to reveal anything moro
horrible than dilapidated hat and q
utensil generally stored In such places.
Tho hat was looked upon as a solution
Of tho trouble. her imagination having
swcllcd II 10 full.grown robber. but
tho woman persists In the statement
that there was q real, live, moving man
under that bed when she looked, and
that .ho escaped during the confusion
that followed. -Ledder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
Ploche News.
From tho Record Of August End:

From tho Record Of August 2nd:
Tuesday last Bill Higgins was brought
to town from Bristol by Nick Divine.
Higgins having been injured in the
Hillside mine. He was working in the
mine, and whilo thus engaged. the stag
ing on which he was gave way. precip-
itating him q distance OF thirty feet.
He received a sprained ankle and sew
eral cuts about the head, but nothing Of
q serious nature.
On Monday a new saddle, brides,
and nine pair OF spurs were stolen from
the saddlery store of A. Veitch, by an
Indian, who hid the stolen property
under a house in the neighborhood.
The articles were missed and searched
for and found hid as above stated.
The red thief who stole them was also
caught, but as il would have been USE
less to have invoked the law in such a
case, the Indian was soundly thrashed
and then turned loose. with the admo-
milton to go and sin no more.
Phoebe has been visited with couple
of sprinkles OF rain during the past
week, but not enough to be Of any ben
eft. A heavy rain occurred on the
Hiko road on Monday, wetting the mail
sacks thoroughly that the driver brought
in. and on Wednesday last, We have the
authority Of John Cahill for saying
that more rain fell in Bullionville,
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing, than the amount Of all the rain
that has fallen there during the several
years he has resided in that place, and
we believe what John says.
We get the following items from the
Hiko mail-rider: Another valuable
strike has been made in one of the
Wyandotte Company'a mines at Tenn
Pabute. 1t is very rich chloride ore
and the indications are il will prove to
be very large body. This strike was
made eight days ago. Mining matters
at Hiko are improving and everything
there is moving smoothly along. The
working force in the mines has been
considerably increased Of late and it is
thought that the mill will be in thor
ougb repair and the stamps crushing
ore about the lst of next month.
A number OF men working in the
Hillside mino demanded their wages
the other day and quit work. 1t ap-
pears that there were nearly two months
wages due the men. md the last pay
day having been put of a couple Of
times, some Of the men became uneasy,
and not forgetting the little gamo played
on them by the Alps Company. quit
and demanded their full pay. The de-
lay in the payment OF the wages was
caused by the Company shipping their
bullion to the East for refining instead
OF to San Francisco, il taking a much
longer time for them 10 get returns
from the East than they had antici.
pated. Not only the men who de-.
manded their pay received it, but evory
one to whom the Company owed any
thing were paid. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

FUNNY stories are told OF Prince
Leopold's ways and manners while on
his European travels. Rumor has it
that he is tied tight to his royal mother 8
apron string. and a telegraphic record
of his days doings is sent regularly to
Mamma" ut Windsor castle. Not
long since, while he was in Nice, some
Americans, who were aware Of this fact
undertook TO relieve the maternal solio-
itude. Leopold WAS making a night Of
it with some rather festive companions,
and they sent couple of dispatches to
Her Majesty at Windsor castle: Twelve
O'Clock, Leopold at supper" Three
o'clock, Leopold still at supper-under
the table," Mean. wasn't it2
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

TnE Hutchinson family OF vocalists
has decided to sot,le In Leadviile.
There Is nothing remarkable about a
family Of vocaliSts deciding to settle
anywhere. but u will be strange indeed
should the people OF Leadvillo allow
one to settle itself upon Il. Life Is not
so agreeable up ihere In the mountains
that Leadville should tamoly submit TO
an inaiction which the twenty fvo
years wanderings OF tho family show
no other civilized community has calmly
borne. e.--Stoek Exchange.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
District Attorney Dnrke's Back
Fees

The case OF ex-District Attorney
Drake, who claims 81 coo So, as a bal.
ance due him in two tax suits brought
against the Virginia and California
mining companies, and appealed to the
Supreme Court, came up in the District
Court this morning. Aremittur was re-
turned confirming the decision as to
the amount of fees. J. II. Harris. the
present District Attorney, appeared and
asked to be given till August 9th to pre-
pare an argument in support OF his
claim TO the money. The money is at
present held by the County Clek. pend
ing n final decision as to whom it shall
be paid.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

AT Deep Wells, ,on tho Pyramid road,
twelve miles north Of Reno, there Is a
saloon. Deep Wells is not large place.
and the consumption Of beer is limited.
The prudent lady who prosldos at tho
bar is obliged to resort to artiGce TO keep
up the bead on her bocr. In spite of
her eIertions tho beer that she dis
penses is invariably fat and sour. and
consequently the glasses usually are set
down with quite high hools. These
dregs tho merry maid turns into large
pan, OF settler, beneath the bar. Its
contents constitute her floating capital.
When customers call for beer, sho scizos
a largo quart syringe, kept for the pur-
pose. alternately pumps and discharges
the contents Of tho pan, and finally in
jocts the frothing liquid into the glasses.
Then, placing them or the counter, she
says, Drink away, boys. while It siz-
zles. "-=Gastlte.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This is1iniu-cni very nrturLiiy originated In Amcrf
~. whero Nature provides IN her laboratory suei
surprising nntidc,tS for the ruindics o, her ehu
ircn. ih fame has been spreading Tor 80 ycars
intll now n crcIrcics the hahl,abie globs.
Tho Mexican Mustang finihcnt Is q inatchics
cnicdy for all external aIments of man md i,cHsi
10 stock owners md farmers u Z, Inv aluabie.
A Bins,c bottle often saves human life OF ~
norcs Tho usefulness Of an excellent horse. OF
sow, or sl,eop.
II cures footro,, hoofah hollow horn. sr,tt
,crew.wurr,. shnnllet ROT. mango, the oitcs an
Hines cf poisonous reptiles and insects. and ever
Iucl, drawback to stock breeding nnd bush life.
II cures o+try oStcrnai trouble of hotso.. aud
as iNncncss. scratches. swinny. sprsins, foundc'
Nipd gall. ring ipnc. etc. etc.
The Mexican Husiang Llninient IS ihc aulctc,
sure IN tho world for accidents occurring In M
family, m the obsencc Of n physician. nmh n
burns. scaids. spfhrs. cuts, ctc, End f"r rh"ura,
iisrn. and surra,s cugrudfrcd by exposure ra
ue,unriy valuable to Miners.
II Il tho cheapest remedy In tho world. fpr
pCuetrstcs thc muscle ia tho bone. and q street
application ~ generally snnlci-nt '"Cnrc.
he1iceu Mustang Lninent u Pat nv ~ uirs
stte q BEETLES. iby larger iseirr rr'a-'''ts
ssay much tho ciiosps-L Bold tFssJ~iers
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A PHIb,DEIPuIA dispatch says: AZ
yesterdays session OF the National
Educational Association, resolutions
woro adopted advocating the donation
Of portion Of tho public domain for
tho endowment and maintenance OF In.
stiiu,iouS In the Statos and Territories
for the higher education OF women. and
a committee was appointed TO bring the
snbjoct moro prominently before Con.
gross and ,he people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

IS the stomache Of a sick alligator.
killed in Georgia. WAS found double
handful Of musket balls, rifle balls, buck
shot, small shot, fragments Of bars OF
lead and old pieces Of iron. Many of
them were worn considerably by attri-
ton. They had evidently lain in the
reptiles stomach for years and were IA
part OF the results OF his raids upon
fishermen's hooks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

BoMDAY, with q population Of &C.,
900 and IN average to the square milo
exceeding London. Ia tho second city In
tho British empire in point Of numbers.
The average death rate for tho past Hvo
yearS has been about tho same as Lon
don. The people are tall, thin and
stately In appearance, with fine, intolli-
gont eyos. Tho oity stands on an
island, joined by an ombankment 10 tho
main land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

FoUR men, supposed members OF .
gang Of dosperadoes from Indian Terri
tory rode into Conoyvilio. Kansas. Sun
day. robbed tho poStoflico and commit.
ted other doproda!ions. Tho citizens
attempted 10 resist, when the ruflians
fred, killing two mon aud wouhdiug
ono. Tho robbers then mado their Oh.
capo. A detatchmont Of United States
troops are in pursuit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

IT Is announced in Washington. says
tho Jersey City Journal, that DIR. Mary
Walker will mako her appearance di.
rectly in kneo breeches. The portion
below tho knee being so slender as to
bo invisible, will give tho Doctor the
impressive appearance OF an angel
floating in the air.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

MEAN Circloville, Utah, tho ownor OF
a largo flock Of sheep which he was
hcrding In Pangwitoh osny on, was
found doad In his bed fow days ago,
and tho mail rider was arrested on sus.
picion OF having murdered him. a son
Of tho dead man accusing him. Az an
examination held Thursday, the son
confessed TO having slain his father
himself. and tho mail rider was dis
charged from custody.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

The Eureka Sentinel gloomily oh.
serves: "our editorial force is under
tho weather. The junior has been in
bed couple of days; tho senior ought
to be thcrc, for ho is equal to a woman
with the mumps, or bear with q sore
head; and tho local ia a at candidate
for the Hospital"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

SERIOUS trouble was expected to grow
out OF the determination on the par. Of
Engineer Clark, Of the v. & I. Railroad
to resist the order Of the Mechanics
Union, to become n member OF that
organization or retire from the road but
fortunately for all parties, no disturb.
auce occurred, and II is thought that
the differences between tho Union and
tho railroad may be hmicably adjusted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A LETTER WAS lately received by
Horatio J. Sprague, United States Con-
sui at Gibraltar. demanding that $780,
600 be deposited in a certain spot on
pain OF the death of himself and family.
Tho Spanish authorities Investigated
the matter and arrested fourteen per-
sons on suspicion. Sprague has since
received a letter containing still more
audncious threats