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

With respect to the wonderful aciiv-
ity in every branch Of business which
has sprung up, and is still advancing
throughout the country ens.. the fol-
lowing cheerful statement comes from
New York:
Mover has there been q more TO-
markable increase in the volume Of
bushes than that which the reports Of
the clearing houses now disclose. The
aggregate OF exchange al nineteen cities
exceeds ; 1000, O0O, 900 in - single
week, and the aggregate at cities out.
side New York is the largest ever
known. exceeding by nearly $1,000. 900
the unprecedented amount for the week
preceding. In comparison with the
corresponding week last year, the gein
in volume Of business is 1913 per cent.
at nll the cities, and AIS per cent. out
side of New York. San Francisco
alone reports a decline. Deducting
San Francisco, the exchanges ut seven
teen cities outside OF New York, amount
to S226, $50, 1879. against $lI0,G5l.9 O2
last year. A gain Of Gl.2 per cent"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

JoHs DEEP. a native Of Prussia and
an old resident Of Helena, Montana,
Tas found murdered in his wine cellar,
Tuesday morning. Appearances indi-
cate thnt he had been aroused during
the night. by some one, and went to the
cellar TO draw some liquor; while stoop-
ing over no had been struck several
times on the head by some heavy in
strument which crushed in his skull
Two men have been arrested on suspic.
ion. Robbery was the motive. as Deep
was known to have considerable money
around the store.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

TIE switch" in Nason's Valley says
Che Reno Gaz,te. Is one Of the foughest
camps On the Cost. II the story told
q reporter. Of the style Of dom. business
out there is correct, the camp might
certainly be smoother. The statement
-. that 4 man NAMED Barnes had trouble
with his Chinese cooE, and to &c. even
on the Mqngolian. hired three Indians
TO kill him, which, after being paid $50,
and properly whiskyed, they proceeded
10 do. Following the Celestial just DO.
yond the limits Of the camp, the Indians
banged away with their rifles, putting
seyeral balls through his Lody, after
which they took his scalp and regarded
The job ms finished. Both white aud
red participants in tho Transaction have
been arrested and hold, awaiting the
action Of the Grand Jury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

The Rov. Mr.. Twiichel, n Connecticut
b;jle-bsnger, before the American Mis-.
sionary Association, In Chicago, "pnr.
ticularly commended the Presidents
veto OF the Chinese BILL" and "gave
reasons why America should attempt to
evangelize China" SO far ms heard
from, the only portion OF the population
Of America who desire To engage in tho
evaDgelizing business, is m occasional
visionary old fool OF the Twitchel per.
suhsion, and so far as the country IL
concerned IL don't care o continental
whether they evnngclize. anathemizc oil
Confuciusizc, providoded they go owe
TO China 10 do Il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02
re G..lA rn.e-.

1tis Eenerally known in mining cir
eies that the mines Of oh Meadow Lake
District yielded Plesty Of gold ore. bnt
fton it, Pee1liH nature, the precious
metal eo1.d never be saved by any pro
eess known - the time. nor in fact By
any siDee tried. II least. until very re-
Gently. The Trrekee RPsbLio=a is
nov. hczevrr, authority for the state
nsni that a system adopted for lis re-
dncticr. known As the Gould process
- proving . ooaple;= success Speak
ing Of Meadow Lake ore the Republican
says:
Thirteen tons Of GRE have been
worked and yielded si.2sl sa The
process consists IN partially roasting
The ore. crushing it in = stamp mill.
heating the P1lTsriSei uassto = cherry
rsdin Al ordinary furnace and then
Safeguarding il by = simple process.
4 careful assay Of the ;siIiHgs shows
that only IS IS per ton OF the gold es-
capped.
Extensive purchases o! mines have
taxed place within the past week. Mr..
Lvison Is one Of those who have in
vested largely. The ore which was
worked came from the L. s. Gran;
mine, and = handsome dividend was
paid to those interested over and above
ali expenses Of working. There Is
plEnty Of such ore in the district, and
SINCE the Pocess Is a success il ouly re-
mains TO continue working. The pro-
eess IS the simplest yet tried. The
only secret, If secret there be. consists
in dry roasting :he ore prior to crush
ing. This dries the rock and assists in
It's oxidation Paying employment can
be given 70 4 thousand men ID the dis
tric; next Spring"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02
Elxo txstpfnDnr.


The Eureka LssnS1 Of NoDdsy even
Ing Contains the following:
Depaty Sheriff MsTiin came in LAss
night from his pursuit ofeke r.ard.r~r.
Lopez After the eNp,ars Of Loptx's
horse. Martin determined { o continue
tbe pursui; alone. Being on: Of pro-
siGs=x he h=A % .st,ze= bic s.@E< about
- miles 20 The ssors house phere lie
uAA also in h0P= Of prOernng = f.esh
horse In this he Vas diszppOiuisi. 50
he started or II. trail 9Th his jNdsd
Aninai. He left he s.onek house about
3P n. SID rode all Ihxt -sf.srr0oa.
the 4 nighi, and the rsI: ur;il
midnight ~ksa his kDr4s gave oct.
He thea followed ;hs tai On foo: to
Wall MSzn.ala sP:ies<. Abozi eht
miles tCrShsr. AID atS@; s.TsEiy-srs
Hiles froa where Jor%L hcE
tz-cd- Hzfs. VAl. eo.s5e=:
that BE rs b=i . few h-za
b-Aiad tie Ezr1srsE. he Vas obliged 10
Ab1Hsos ia pzzszit. ksuzE b-sn two
d-Tz AID -izss g5:hez. fgoi. I'D Us
hors= usss up LsP+E .rAH EEs Tsy
fresh Is tE~=fs LSEssS ik,iks tzyel-
ei rES of % ihs a-s b.rfatei .
othsr tines his bS5; tracks ,LsEia-.
bis trzeEs vera FlsiElT 5szs-EIs
1-0zni Val E5-atIia SFa-g TIE
Ezr3ersz "a sTidsai!y atFrE Es way
20 soztSE- CGl1oE-A , way q Ida
valley. NArla ia Ct ths l. ea-
ye; b esFtur6 Il Nsrs5a If parsed
bT men veil 2gu=tei Al viii rz-E
animal 70 carry p-0uSszs aa3 water.
4 s7SGsai rsTEri TO insz;s EA yz--
Euii stoz8 az o=os Be oz-sd"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02
We.l,h E..llI ola.i.ea.

Jay Gould combining vast amounts
Of money Nth several great -sPiiA'ists.
has frequently made colossal profits in
stock speculation. paying millions TO
each shareholder. The new combine
ton plan OF MesSrs. Lawrence & Co.
eonfers similar benefits on the share
holders zho invest small and large
amounts. from S25 to $1,000. The
money Of thousands of customers is
thus msssed into one vast sun. and oper-
a;sd with The ripest experience aud
best; skill. has secured the most bril-
liant success. A hotel keeper in Ohio
invested 500 in q combination, which
Melted Si7S. Three Refreshments re-
suited in & total profit Of SI3.6i4 IS.
A Boston gentleman invested $500 in a
combination. which yielded him q pro-
fit OF SASH OF; two reinrestnents net
ted him S3.sii IS. A Chicago mer.
chant made Si3.2l0 Al in four months
Of combination Investments. New ex-
p'anatUTy circular. with - rules for un-
eTring success" Apply TO Messrs.
Lawrence x Co Baukers,57 Exchange
Place. New York City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

WILLIAM YoUSG. recently tried Mt
Kcokuk. Mo-. on n charge Of numbering
Louis Spencer and four children. and
acquitted, was taken from his house ct
Kahoka, by q mob. and hanged. Young
was married Sunday and on Monday
vent by train with his vito 10 his home,
when the houJo wes Immediately sur.
rounded by nboht 200 men, who dc.
mnpdod Young's surrender. The latter
fired npon the crowd aud was himself
then shot and wounded, after which he
vas taken out and hanged. Circum.
stantial evidence a, TO his guilt was 40
strong as TO convince tho people Of the
neighborhood.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

T~Es7rEDAT Afternoon. says the Viz
giHia Chronicle. John RattaIAek was
killed by falling from the 1909 station
to the bottom Of the Union shaft, a dis.
tsnee Of q little ever a hundred feet.
kattaIeek was station tender at the
200 level. and vas in the act oil crossing
the south compartment Of the shsit a.
that point when lie fell in. There were
three men ia the bottom If the sbaf, at
the time, who heard The man striking
the Sal! plates as lie vas falling. aud
got under the Lowest set Of timbers and
escaped being hort. RAttAIsck's body
was bat little bruised or disGghrsd, con.
sidering the distance Of the fail. The
man lived EbOu. fifteen minutes, but
did not speak. lie vas an old hand
In the mine and loa7es q brother in this
city, n in Bodie and one in TuseaIo.
IA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

A coEBysposDEsr Of the New York
Sun calls attention TO tho fact tina, there
Is on tho Callao. Lima aud Oroya Rail.
road. Peru, % miles from Lima, on the
very summit Of tho Andes. n email
town called Galorn. This place is stu.
sted ON tho western slope OF tho diyid.
Ing range Of tho groat Andohn chain.
l5,Ci5 feet above tho level Of tho sea,
aud Abont coo feet above the line OF
perpetual snow. II was founded In
1872 by ON engineering corps on tho
oroya Railroad,
This Is abou. LOO feet better than
the "Prcseht Help" works. in Colorado,
recently claimedas being noaro, heaven
than any other hsbitsblo spot on this
su5lunar sphere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

TEE steamship England arrived in
New York Wendesusy morning iS2m
Liverpool. When the cargo -s5 about
to be Iuloadei, q nan was found lean
ing against the crate, sho family gasped
out the word water" lie wzs terri.
bly, enacisted and weak. He vas ask
ed If he had been all the days, while
the ship was at sea, without food or
drink, aud he nodded once, shuddcred
and died. The s;o~Away mus, haze
been thirteen days without food or
water, mud his suferingS must have
been terrible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

THE latest adyiots from GraysoD,
Kentucky. ato to tho effect that tho ieud
between the HolbrooksR and Underwoods
is not ended, but that tho Holbrooks
have ordered tho Underwood women
aid children to leave by Sunday next.
and they hsyo also posted notices
threatening any who may testify
before tho grand jury about tho killing
Of tho Underwoods.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

SLS FEAxctsCo EdTiess OF the 55th
are as folIoSs:
z. S. O'Bnsn and James NeDuff
Tsrs arrested N ehsrgss Of perjury in
coons=:iOn sIth :ks case Of Dudley
Il Haskell wbo shot aud killed Charles
Sch=EEtz rsetrtly. The prisoners have
zEa= z224SIts InEt they we're engaged
By Heutry Schwartz, brother of the de-
c=sssd, and others 10 svsar falsely, in
order TO convict Haskell Of murder. On
these hAidavits Henry Schwartz bases
the charge Of perjury.
Last EVENING". A. 3. Watson, former
u the driver Of truck No. ! Of the Fire
Department, $40; kiEseli IL bis .oon
at 81 Mission street, dying in a few
moments.
Sunday evening abou; s O'Clock John
5icCGnn. g contractor, having : % or
$500 on his person, while riding out on
the Mission road, near San Miguel. in
company with a man in his employ, was
halted by 3 man Who spraDg from the
roadside aud presented what seemed to
be a pistol. saying: Your money or
your hfe!" Mccain struck him on the
head With the ~hip causing BAN to drop
the weapon. McCsnn thsreupon jump
ed from the buggy, seized the robber
and bsa; him nearly to death. and then
took him u the SoTeutscth street police
station. where Le vas found to be Rob.
srt Blair alias Richard Johnson. His
weapon proved on examination to be q
piece of q car link. he is an old con
Vict.
Mrs. Frank Loi;ritz vas probably ia
tally burned yesterday by the explosion
Of kerosene with which she was kind
ling n fire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

PRfTLrg kilograms confirm the report
Of the capture Of tho Peruvian ironclad
HuaScar. One telegram is understood
to assert that The Huascar's crew wero
all massacrod. The Huascar was cap.
tured by tho Admiral Cochrane and
another CHILEAN ironclaJ. which placed
the Ifuascar between two fires and com.
PEELED her TO surrender after oil three
vessels wcro seriously damaged.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

IHK following dApaieh hes been re.
esived from Loo Pintus. dAtsd the 2Ith
instant: We have inst arrived from ths
t=sian car. .. Pistsau Greek. The
uoGsp and children are afe At Chief
oursy's bo1ss nine miles below. They
s.ood the journsy vel. Gad MnAeehes
has inPnUued in keGi;h every day sines
ve started We left on the roruirz Of
the 22d- The IsiiEns seemed wiling
for us 20 leave Entil they leaned stai
success General Adams bad IN stepping
the farther AdrABe= Of Nerrtf's cor
HEB3- Nssksr's parsrs we're tared,
sld what money Ms- Ne-i.r kEi sas
taken froa her by DOaglss- Tie in
'su;ioa -As TO XII the -oo.n And
children. a. the yiraoss .. rns roos IN
-hieh they Ers: ;ock rst1ss utre nd
Died sIth b-llst. TIE instant after they
left il for q nOrs ssez-s place IL tie
mix roo=- Mn Nsese- thinks S1za.
iEs SqpGs wife Il Chief Jskrsoa Ard
sasSsr q Osrsy.&s 5--s ;hKa Al o.ksrs
20 ave their lives SAE -ls Is kI.i 10
hsa no4ksE. AID their psrurs
49, r.-y tPuchisz-
JEeEE lad fzz-t: The soi5isrs x,d
DoGgiEs men EH~d exc Agtzs Eni en-
FOyeA Assr: Nsst.r uEz killed "
Aa;s10rs And TsSPztlEE. N.Gak--
49, A. Will ru.-7-- 4-o. 81
ho1ss attempting q ki8e In tAs S-
k-1& TIE ba passed :h-s1gh key
areI al zA5s sEsL; E=h sVzni IL
ksr Olga ESoai Ey=- aehs Igus.
he E-sse1sr-s Eor = fgkt With
MsmEss eoz=ED5 re-e ogay!ste-
IEo Ez-ire3 L-zPzloss lad ioi-sa
jazz, ard I'm! siLs-s f.52 tie neigh
bonrz tlbsS, al had j; &c: been fox
ihs nEs1ey L-r.rtI q Ouay's order 20
5Ehiag. the name Of Mem. AID
As eoE=sDi S0GId have P1zs@a ito
hrz0gT - ;ks SIDE # Custs. .ud nth
lie aDs sp5:sph. "AEaiEil&taa by L.
AT The o9:b-sLk Gay be Gttribut-
81 20 rrHsz;e5 changes al itsssriIg Of
iLs EHOsLt q rk:iOas iss1ed % the H.
diEas. and Plsri! q bai Ehi.ky fGrr-
isbai by rznshmen. Msy9r Pollock Is
bsEs doing al in his power to make the
ladies' comfortable. and looking after
tie Interests Of tbs Dep-rnez; II gen
tiEl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

TIE Sss YORK Hearls, special from
Cairo says The Governor Of Alex
s.dia dsErFrs6 TO Iis1tenact Com
nsnds- Gor5nSe @. the United States
Nary by order Of The khsiirs Of EgyP:
the ob1iisk knoTa As .CleSpA;r.'s
Needle Tie ToEk Of removal began
FH3sy Kf:Czooa. The Enslish D2nu-
ttst=res have Supplied. as Stipulated.
tie machinery necessary for ;1pS
Porrng The otiisk. Ard Gorings hopes
TO get :; OK board his ship ~ ~ early
date II EiII probably reach America
sbo=; month after it Iesrs Egyptian
SOIL"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

TEE Virginia Caro.icle says, tn. re-
csption given General Grant in ths.
city must have grEiiEed him. Consid-
srins the size Of the city and the rather
limited opportunities for appropriate
display, j; equAlci any that he has me;
with on the coast. The programme
was carried u TO the letter. The pro
esssion vEs the fines. ever seen in Viz
Ginia. and the excellent order and ab.
senee Of all blupders reflect the highest
credit on Grand Marshal Tri,Ie and all
concerned in the management Of the
arrangements.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

EI GovEEsoR Bnows. Of Tennessee,
vice.Presideut Of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company. who has been in
Washington several days. is reported
10 have announced that his company
have decided not to make further appeals
10 Congress for aid. The company is
now engaged in building the line, and
expects to be able to complete 1t with.
out government assistance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

A coLoRED voter in Mobile. relates a
Southern paper, wa employed ou cleo
ton day 10 lake some kerosene oil 10 a
railroad depot fer shipment. On his
return from the depot be was asked for
tue receipt of the kerosene oil. Put
ting his hand in his pocket he pulled
out an election ticket. This isn't the
receipt" said the merchant. BLESS
de Lord he replied, "I'sc lone gone
and voted the kerosene oil ticket"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

WILLIAM LASGIS, known on the Com
stock as Red Nike" in a fight with
Pat Leonard in Virginia City, Satur-
day night, used q large pocke..knife
upon the latter 80 diligently that he is
expected TO die Of his wounds. One
cut in the lover part Of L~eonard's
abdomen, left most OF the bowels pro.
truliug; he was also cut and stabbed in
the neck, breast, cheek and wrist.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

CIT-Ex A MeP. PitinRn Of Ss~
1oEk has arrived n Baltimore 70. the
purpose Of making Arrangements for
the sale Of = large number Of historic
medals io- abe beDef; Of the children
Q! the late General Hood. The medals
we're struck Of N Pans Ger the members
Of the brigade Of the late Confederate
General SiOneSs!l Jackson. Osing to
soce oversight At the close OF the Nay
the brigade Of Jackson vas d;sbarded
before tie medals could be distributed
among the men. Il is thought that
S2,co0 NJ be realized by the sales.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

The CANVASS OF tho votes for members
OF tho General Assembly cast on October
18th shows that the Republicans elect.
ed 90 and the Democrats 45 members Of
the House, and Republicans elected %
and the Democrats IL members of tho
Senate. Republican majority on joint
ballot. 81.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

On Saturday at Bingham, Utah, two
miners. named John Kimble and Alex.
ander Moore, got in n quarrel, in which
tho former was killed. Three shots
were fred, one Of which took effect in
the heart Of K:Inblc. who died instant.
ly. Moore camo TO Salt Lake aud Is
now in jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

The Commissioner OF the General
Land Office has decided thSt eppIics-
ton for United States patent to mineral
lands, must, 10 be valid, DO made by
tho owner OF the land applied for; APP
plica,ion by any Sgent will not hold.
being contrary TO tho letter and spirit
OF the law covering the issuance Of land
patents,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

A yrRs in Colfer, Tuesday, destroyed
the Chinese quarter and burned down
ono block In tho business portion OF tho
town. One Chinawoman was burned
to death. a number OF families nro
rendered destitute. Tho loss IL csti.
mated at $50. 900; insurance, 81, 500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

Or the contemplated change Of the
time table for tue Central Pacific road.
the statement is made that the object
OF the company is to accommodate the
people of San Francisco. and at the
same time to meet the necessities OF the
Union Pacific. Many changes and
much calculation Is required {, accom-
plish both desires. II il now thoagLt
probable tina; the opening Of a short
line to Sacramento via Cargainuz and
B=nicia will Offer the opportunity to
make the changes TO the satisfaction of
all interested. II the programme at
present under consideration STALL
fs carried out. tue oyoriHud express
train viii leave San Francisco III } or
1 O'Clock in the afternoon. aud run to
Sacramento on very fas; time. aud to
Ogden ri a much higher rate Of speed
than trains are now moved. The run
vail be made to Sacramento within
three hours. A new time card vill
bring tho OveTl nj passengers to San
Francisco o: about II o'clock in lie
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

HgnBsRT BEsTos and frankie Wood
ward committed suicide nj tho Nicoll
House. Oakland. Tuesday evening both
shooting themselves with tho same
pistol.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

A Russian aerouEut recently bad a
narrow escape from the LrwiIdered iu-
habitants Ct n village on the Don. lie
had made an ascent from Rostov, aud
was about TO alight when h. saw "a
crowd collected below. aud s~-vaTrl shots
were tirei at him. On nearing the
ground ii" found a large as3omblago
armed with scy'hes. hHtchc;s and
stones. He assured them that he was
a mortal like themselves. 4 priest cx-
tending a cTu"iEx toll him to cross him.
self If he wra a man and Il Christian.
He Iii! SC Int he was not allowed to
alisht until n Cossack soldier Ind ex-
planned TO tho people tie mystery o!
balloOninc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

ON tho Oakland track. last Sunday
st. Julian. driven by Ouin Hickox
against time trotted n mile In 2 i2n
making the best time on record.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

The standard silver dollar coined Ia
date are 4i,429, $50. or this number,
l2,92I ,0t0 are In circulation and the
remainder iu the Treasury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

SAMUEL REMINGTON, a switch man on
al Indiana road fell from q moving
train under tho wools which severed his
head from his body.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

II is nou jus; thirty-one yeas since
The gnnd discovery of gold us made
in California Daring this period there
has been produced in TIE s;Ates md
Territories usss OF the Missouri nrer
b1ihon 20 the Hnosnt Of 81. 2S5. 527. 30.
Of this anoua about &i.ssI.4I3.e9
has consisted c. gold Besi1es this
there LIS bea prodaee3 to date in the
several Atianic States. sonethirs like
sso,oco.ooc. tie nos; Of i; in North
Carolina YIrsiaia and Georgia TO
ihia Be Adisd the entire yisl3 Of Brid.h
Columbia to date. si5.G3.0cG. San
Francisco receipts troa the noshseSt
coast OF MsIieo, 100000. ari the
prSdae; Of the Atlantic Stats So, Cop.-
90. We hare q total o. S2-s57 $50.
Pro15e-d from tie sboss sources. AL
bat SSic5o.op bsia; from mines With
Z the A@I:s CT tie uRiiei States
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

A TRAMP va gorod TO death by n bull
while slipping Into a straw stack near
Colunbus, Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

Tng Reoeais u Monday says. "About
thirty miles Of grading vas finished on
the Nevada Central Railway on Friday
night last end tho track laid fifteen
miles. General Ledlis Informed tho
Battle Mountaip Me,,enger that no will
open tho road for business TO Mound
Springs station, by tho frs, day Of No.
ycmbtf.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

Tn1 Grand Jury nj Salt Lake City
Ii"s indicted John W. Young for 10.
Jygamy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-02

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W EalLE H A.
I'D The toiI TOts Pousd = sss.ss7,
az inerezss % 1855 0Ttr tie ro.s O!
last year FOR Secretary 0! STATE. The
negro eIodzs from ihs Sguth eosplei
nth the lex tAs; = large Brnbe, Of ~
Tes.s Ct eolorsd HsE fer Illegal voting
are reported may saeouat IL part Tor
the senGksbas i-sFsass in Ohio's rote
this ye.r.
SO far Ills year the 2 p96iie1a.har ave
bad tksir "aieaoiss" ron for them by
tbs opposition. In Milne AID Cali
foraiA the Espablie-as ~on by snail
pluraliiies only. and in Ohio Posters
magnificent triumph" dSiniIes TO q
vrstehed majority 0! 1855 out 0! a
total Tote Of sGs, CIyaAiek.