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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-12

The auxiliary sanitary association met at
the cotton exchange rooms at the usual hour
yesterday afternoon. The following named
gentlemen were present: President }. 3.
Prestldge, ]. T. Willins, assistant secretary;
N. Fontalne, J. W. billiard, II. Furstenhelm
and General Cotton Greene.
Mr. Furstenheim, chairman of the finance
committee, reported collections since the pre-
vious day as follows: M. Gavin, monthly,
$25; cash, 20 cents; total, $25 20.
BACKWARD IN COMING FORWARD.
Mr. Furstenheim stated that the banks and
few of the insurance companies had not as
yet donated any money, nor had the Mem
phis gas light company contributed anything
as yet, but these institutions would be again
solicited to make liberal donations.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES NOT CoNTRI-
BUTING.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1879.
II. Furstenheim, Esq, Chairman, etc:
DEAR SR-Since our last report we have COM
munIcated with all agents representing transporta-
ton lines centering In this city. These communica-
lions have all TO be referred, and we have replies
as yet. From the peculiar position of transporta-
ton companies In this matter, we are free TO say
that In our opinion you need expect but little ala
JOHN T. FLYNN,
B. HUGHES,
Committee.
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Lake b innetOnka.

Persons intending to visit this delightful
watering place will find the rev and elegant
hotel Harrow delightful place to stop at.
The location is one of the most desirable on
the lake, and the guests of the Harrow are
well-cared for at a very reasonable rate.
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FOR SALE Oh LEASE.

1NHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
l. SHOP Including large ar d valuable grounds,
buildings and ma shineTy. The tools good and
In good order embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
paloes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mil etc.
In THE MACHINE SHOP-Two Iron Planers, two
Kngine Lathes two Drill Presses, two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
In THE PATTERN SHoP-One Fay q Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting Saw and Table.
TIE MOTIVE POWER is one 20-hoIse Engine, with
four nued Boiler, Pumps, Tank, Skating, Hangers
and Pullies complete For price and terms, address
US at Memphis, Tenn J. r. FRANK d co.
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The Pope aud the Czar asake Peace.

The Pope aud the Gar Make Peace.
VIENNA, June 1.-The Tag5Iatt says that
point bishops from ecclesiastics designated
by the car, the Catholic synod at st. Peters
burg will be dissolved, and the bishops will
have the right of freely communicating with
the Vatican, and publishing bulls and en-
cyclIcals after they have received the cars
placet. The exied prelates are to be am
nestled.
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The New Hotel in Memphis!
Hotel Clarendon.

81 and 63 Madison street, opposite Masonic
Temple,
Now open for the accommodation of guests,
Board, 81, 81 so aud s. per day. Day
board. SOS per month.
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celebrated physician, Erasmus Wilson, of
London, England: ''Several severe cases of
incipient consumption have come under my
observation that have been cured by the
timely use of Colden's Liebig's liquid extract
OF beef and tonic invigorator.
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The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
PARTIES wanting pony-phaetons, or a We
hicle of any description, will find we'll
selected stock at WOODRUFF s. DIVERS,
I7Q Main street
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A package of Dukes Durham, containing
tleenty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents.
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STRAYED OR @TOEEN.

AHULE-Sunday night near KeuVille. Tenn,
JNl sOrrel mare mule, about 10 hands high, yeaIs
old; letter branded on left joWl. Liberal reward
paid for above mule By K g. Nelson Kerrvlle, Tenn.
TALF-On May 4th, one red -and-white heller calf;
~ one year old; had on leather muzze. Liberal
f{{ M AIN STRFET.
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lNvALIDs requiring stImulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
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REWARD.

0OR REWARD-For the Identification and
CDNO conviction Of the sneaklng scoundrel
VINO stole into the basement Of the new Hotel
Clarendon and choked the meter and deprived the
guests OF gas while at supper.
b. II. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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RRmRYPN.

The gas Office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building on Madison street
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Removed

ALL kinds of carriage-repairing done at
WOODRUFF 4 DIVERS,
17Q Main street.
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Elnvd,s Candies
NVhicb is fine CheaDest

Are his great speciality. The ice-cream
equal to any In the north.
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SANITATION.

The Auxiliary Sanitary Association
Transacts q Large Amount or Busi-
ness-The Banks, Certain Insur-
ance Companies and other In
situations not Subscribing
TO the Sanitary Fund
EuIsances and Dis
Infectante.
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KenOYed.

The gas ofice has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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The great success Of DIR. M'Lane's cele
brated liver pills has started host of liver
remedies, but after trial every body returns
to the genuine Dr. C. M'Lane's liver pills,
prepared only by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg,
can he genuine Look for the signature, the
market is full of the limitations of the name
M flame spelled differently, but having the
same pronunciation. They have been IL use
half a century, and in that time fifty million
hoYas have hepn sold
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The use of Halls vegetable Sicillan hair
reneHer will keep the hair soft aud glossy.
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up.
OOWS AND CALF-On 18th inst, four cows and
- one heifer calf; also one COW on the goth. APP
ply at second tOllgate, Poplar street.
TOW AND CALF-Red-and-white spotted. with
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 1873 Ala
bama street.
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PEGkeSpEAN.
MRS. MARTIN FLYNr, OF Nesblt Station, Miss,
lNl is very anxious for the return OF her son.
Richard NJ Flynt, who left home over a year ago,
and has not since been heard from During his alb
sence his father died, and ne Is needed at home i'm
mediately, and 10 is TO his interest 10 return.
DROR. NJ. B. REYNOLDS QOADRILLE BAND.
L First class music furnished for balls, private
parties and pcnics. Orders received at $40 Second
street, southeast corner of Gayoso.
7 RIEGEL, Dyer and scOuTer, 50 Jefferson street.
IL. Ladies' and gents clothing dynd, cleaned and
repaired In best style.
nR- c. BASKERVILLE,
L. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE, 2q8 Main. Residence, 4Sl Shelby.
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FOR RENT.

DEDRooM-With furniture for sale, corner Main
ID and Madison. over Louisville ticket office. One
OF the most pleasant rooms IN the city With all con-
yeniences. Apply to W. A. WHEATLEY.
a FURNISHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u located. Address A. B., Appeal Office.
DOOMS-Furnished OF unfinished; suitable also
~ for families to housekeep. 1O1 JEFFERSON.
ENURNf6HED ROOMS-With or without board
u No. 296 Third street
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
IN tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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TOO small 10 measure.
Furnished for publication by authority OF the
chief signal officer of the army.
K. r. MARTIN, Sergt. Sig Corps q. s. A.
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d A PARKER has been admitted to an Interest
IL. In our business, to date from LIST inst
J. 7. FARGASON & co. .
Memuhis June z 1879
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RAIL WAY NEWS BUSINESS.

until II O'Clock noon. June
.ege Of selling Newspapers,
C., and such other articles
Railway News Agency, over
lesion Railroad, for the pc
June Is, 1880. Payments
dvance. The right reserved
JOHN A. GIANT,
General Superintendent.
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President Prestidge read communication
from New Orleans with reference to the ship
ment of disinfectants, which were due on
the steamer Golden City on the eleventh
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05
La.A 49,

A misunderstanding In regard TO the
ovnernhip Of some land in DiAnoHa
valley neAr the Sulphur raseb hiss ex-
listed for Some time between George
TAft an1 John Chambesiin. A short
time ago the latter Vas arrested on .
charge Of trespsss and broush, to town.
bat gave bonds for his appearance for
trial and returned to the ranch. The
bad blood engendered by the eontro-
yery and the arrest has been gradually
warming up to O fighting heat. A gen.
t!etnan who came up from the valley
last evening reports that while tuo OF
Tsft's hired men were in possession Of
a cabin which stood on the and in dis
pute. they we're attacked by the Cham
berlin party. but escaped injury A
ball struck n knife in the pocket Of one
OF the men. breaking the handle and
glanc:ng oil. They returned the f-e.
sending tro Lci'sts tsr-y,n Chamber
Inns hat. None Of the parties were in
jnred. To- above is the story told ty
Tsft's men. When the other side is
heard it may change the aspect Of the
affair. No arrests have been made yet.
bat the officers will probably investi-
gate the matter at onee and arrest the
shooters.-Leddp. 3Gh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

The following dispatch dated Oct.2d,
was received from Lieutenant Price
twenty-five miles back Of Tbornburg's
command: Major Thornburg's COM
msud was met by an overwhelming
force Of Indians. at Milk Greek, and
were surrounded. Major Thornburg
was killed at the FIRST onset. Four off,
Gers we're killed and the doctor was bad
ly wounded. There are ihirty-four men
wounded and most OF the animals are
killed. ! am left at this present mo-
ment, with thirty men. jus, received
orders to intrencb am fortified we'll.
Two freighters named Kinney and
Gardner. who were recently engaged Ia
hauling Captain Doige's company's
baggage to Steamboat Springs from
Middle Park arrived here from North
Fnrk, this evening. They report seeing
fresh Indian signs through the Park.
and OF meeting young ATsp.hoe buck
who told them that the Arrapahoss
had joined the U,-s for the purpose
OF driving the Colorado soldiers CCap-
tain Dodge's company ont OF the
Park. They think the Indians we're
about to proceed to Stsatnooa, Springs
to attack Dodge, when Thornburg's APP
ProAch attracted their attention. aud
they attacked him instead"
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SHERlFf'S SALE.

pI VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION IL
!, .u~d cat NJ ia" DI-irirt Cuuri II Tia,
seventh Juhicigl Di-iriCi ~ ~" STATE " Ne.
'AlLl, ~ and for ih. COuniy Of ElkO. IN The
-uit nf George BnHu"ti a.sin-t tit" Panther
lining Company. duly aitcr, II the Iih diy II
Aa-G~r. 4. -. lSsv.
have lrytci uppn ai fh- O'LrtIr: l~s.
rfJ,i pT~mi-r-. -I'uzir and hriu- uu chic
rid liill ~ Jp-uuc .ptI Mimi. District.
Ial called TIL pAa-.,rF Inlr". 80 yIlnril-
mlu"- No.. ! and :. 'itlurii- mine Nu Va.
iurii Il a. ~" Chi"r.dr Laig" uu IN" sih dpy
Jg.y. 1873. by ". Durfrr Ili NJ. l.. 2! r.uan
Isi ni"d iuf T"Curl pU The - 'laN ~ .NHEU.t.
49, Ia IL" 1ni'. 81 Mining R"rorI"T ni-..I
miIi:- district. b in. iyI feat Ia !augit. ran
ming vI-i,Tly and westerly. an! Vn pct Ga
"i'lIh nprtlI"Tly aId -puIhrEly. . hlo-idr No.
:. lrC1i"d a. ia" Rri O,iF'. Is u. l.. FREEMAN
aud hlr,i it u,,.,ri IN Ihr nhic ~ IA Mining
li"cnrl"' - aid mining district. 81 thu ~
lEN Of N.sr-i. i~Gi b-tn. $50 feet In length
anf 40 "rt IN width. together with / shan
r"'sr. 'nginr aJd bpil''T. g1llows franc. I'm
feet wire CIhla. I Large water tank aud al
other improve cu's thereon or prTiaiHiu,
thereto.
\ full ,nd corplrir inventory nr ,riI pr,-
p"Tty will b. exhibited at Ia" iimr and place
~ salr thereof
N"t!c' = h"r"hv given That on Tuesday.
~" 'yth day 81 September. \. u. is.t hr.
iv'cn III" huu-- NJ y O'Clock Z, u. aud >
o'clock T.. -, viz: az ~ o'clock v. Of said drv.
al The Court iInT." Ia Elku. I will .rII ii-
suHhN" d'sCTihrd property 10 ~" higha.t bid.
der ar bidders. fT cash. gold coin ~ the L. =.
j. -. FITCH, sheriff.
~ FTEn. Il. J"mS.oS. deputy.
Dated sept. /, isII
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A Cheyenne special u the Ia instant.
brings she fOllOsine startling informA-
ton:
A eoar3ss from Mix River. Colorado.
vho Lb Major Thronburg's command
a. thAt place. on the 10th ult.. Is the
bearer Of dispatches from the command
to the eject that the troops we're attack
ed by about ten thousand Indians, IN
Bad canyon. At uoou Monday. Bad
canyon is one mile south Of Milk River.
on the road to the agency. The con-
mand retreated in good order to q Eagon
train. and proceeded to entreneh them
selves IS fast a. possible.
A report dated $50 ?. N, from the
same place says that Thornburg was
killed instantly, during the retreat. It
is stated that Captain Payne vas woun-
ded slightly in ~ places. Captain
Grimes was seriously wounded. and
Lieutenant Paddock fatally. Twelve SOL
diers vere killed. A vAsou-master
hAAbtu "ShAnhy nv eoho hho
dead.
About thirty wagon-men and teams
stsrs we're moro or less badly wounded.
The command Was vsry we'll sheltered
at that time, bat An occasional shot
from the red-deyils ' then told on
the ranks Of the soldiers.
The poor mules and horses were get
ting il all around, the redskins having
fred the grass all around the entrench-
meutS in order to burn out the troops.
A dispatch from the command at 9
o'clock on the night of the goth, says:
1--WE still bold Dur position Every
man is busy digging trenches and haul-
ing out tue dead animals for the defense
tomorrow. for we fully expect them
back at daylight"
The Ogden D1patek OF yesterday,
says . rumor vas current this morning.
down around the Union Depot. tina; the
entire command at Port Steele, Wyo-
ming. had been slaughtered by redskins,
who had surprised the soldiers, forced
their way into the camp and common
eed a general slaughter, which had
ended in the massacre OF the entire
force. This report was in a measure
eontrAdicted By another. (which after
ward proved to be n mere rumor) that
the surprise and attack had occurred
one hundred and City miles below the
fort, and hat the commanding officer
and all his forces had been killed. Con-
siderable excitement was made manifest
on the circulation of this last report,
and it Was not Aba;ed until the real sit
uAtion had been made known.
Troops from Salt Lake arrived about
doom, and were Immediately transferred
to the Union Pacific train, and rushed
Of toward Rawlins. TO which point the
commanding officer at Fort Douglas
was requested to proceed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

A BoIsE CIrT dispatch OF the 29th,
furnishes the following: A pleasure
party coming from Banner City to
Idaho City yesterday. while coming
down q steep pitch the carriage tongue
broke causing the horses TO run away.
and striking the wheels against II stump.
threw the party ont aud instantly killed
Miss Annie GalbrAith, daughter c! Mrs.
Mat Buney, aged l6. also breaking the
ankle Of Miss Maria Craig. daughte.
Of Hugh Craig, and hurting Miss Mary
Barry, daughter Of Thomas Barry. in
the side.
The body Of John Haekett, who
was drowned in Snake river south Of
here, near the Big Bottom on the 18th
instant was found on = sand bar ear
where he was drowned.
A band Of hostile Indians were dis
covered in Boise Basin On Friday. A
party Of citizens from PlAcerville and
Major Collins. with twenty-five mounted
soldiers from Fort Boise, started on
Saturday to hunt them. Tho citizens
party trsiled the Indians to Grimes
creek yesterday and got two horses
irvm them, hut the Indians were hid
in TIE brush aud they had not been dis
lodged up TO the last report.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

TIE SilrsT STATE OF Tuesday IL ~ re-
port Of the Hymer trial, at Winnie.
mucca, says: The defendant, who is a
young man not over 90 years Of age.
heard the verdict read without exhibit
ing any emotion, and immediately turn.
cd to his counsel and entered into
conversation with him. The
Court fixed mex Saturday at 10 o'clock
as tie time for pronouncing sentence
and judgment On the verdict.
1t is probable that a motion for a new
trial will be made in the case. and, il
the motion ID denied. the matter will be
appealed TO the Supreme Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

AR- GLhDsToSE, in q recent sPseeh
on Beauty il AEpufsr:ursE." said:
The American ~ is IN ~ ryt intend
ed 70 eat q tree neatly. bu; 20 cut q tTee
away quickly. The American does no;
care Il pin about the beauty Of the work
his object is to cl-ar the ground" He
also said: when America learns 10
trust entirely 20 her Own splendid nat
urAl resources, the grent genius Of her
people and their marvellous proficiency
in the adoption Of l~Abor-saTing appli'
ances. in which she is at the head O!
the world, she viii be q Formidable corn,
petitor with the English msnufac.
turer."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

A FREscH woman vent TO Guys
Hospital in London. and offered a
round sum for tie privilege Of marry
ing n dying man. She is Elaine dc
Panard. a descendant OF Bcranger's
famous rival in lyric poety. She was
left n fortune Of $40 1000. by an uncle.
q baker on one Of the less fashionable
bouvelards. The money will not be
hers until she marries. and a. no eli.
gitle yonng man appears, she has been
driven TO the expediont Of marrying n
dying nan To that end her friends
have applied atseYeral Paris hospitals,
but the authorities would not listen 10
such deatbbcd mockery. The case
was then presented 10 Mr.. Uthoff, sur
geou at Guys. who was informed that
II the dying man was a widower with
children. they would be provided for.
The offer was refused.
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shipping Cattle.

The cattle shipping business is pretty
lively just now. Yesterday ffty.fve
carloads Of Nevada beeves were ship.
ped TO San Francisco. thirty.fvo loads
Of which were shipped from this place
and Iron Point. aud twenty from Hal.
leck Station. To-day W. Il. Todhun-
ter ships sixteen car loads Of Oregon
cattle from this station, and several
other bands for shipment East and
West are on the way hero from the
northern part Of the county. S2rer
STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

A double. headed steel rail was recent.
ly exhibited by tho Western Railway
Company Of France, which Is certified
to have been in in use for eighteen
years, during which time $780, 900 trains
hal passed over il, Il has been used
only on one side, aud is II hnli worn
away. Tho average ago or life OF nu
iron rail is given Ms abont seven years,
and a prominent railroad manager said
there are now few railroads which
can afford ~ use them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

4 TrEE broke ont in iks suoE she'd,
a. StronS's Canyon Hbou; eleven O'Clock
last night, says The Reno GG:,rr Of
Wednesday, All . .sz Of the shed.
we're bzrpsi. Tan No. !. the eEs.
band Overland. EEs G-ilysi ABBA, ;zo
horrE al i25y -ir=;es- IT, .igtir:n-
tain syiag va; EEs s2=Y@l!e3 - Et0.
three houa Il Trz5kse. The I!gh.uias
train which arrived here this morning
~as also dsiaiusl, leaving T!uckss for
ty minutes la:o, but arriving in Reno
on time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

THE following p-ws was just received
from Yakima City. W. t.: The escap.
ed Perkins murders. who broke Jail
on the 20ib OF last month. were found
on the :G;h a, the SirDcoe reservation.
The Iniians refused TO surrender, aud
. fight eBsued in which one Of thu
murderers was killed By the Deputy
sheEif's party. Who have been on the
hunt. The other Indians srs Surround
ell in the ihieEei and xiiI u taken dead
dead or alive. J. ". Corrai Is in
charge Of the parry aai has Captain
Spla!n AID soms other determined ne-
With him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

DEACON GHiFPiTH. a wealthy farmer
and church member OF Warren county,
seduced a young woman and .heu
drove hor out Of the county to prevent
her appearing against him. A com.
mitteo Of indignant citizens went to
his house the other night, coated him
with tar and feathers. and we're about
10 apply . fire brand. bit his pitcous
appeals saved him. lie IA obliged TO
give q promise to leave tho county
within ninsty days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05
A xs- ....... Du...vereG.

Nr. Mike Lyons. An old Eureka proS-
peetor. SAN the St.hs<i Of October I'd.
has discovered . nAgni6oent BONANZA
far along on the western summit Of
Prospect mountain, almost due esd Of
the Jones station on the road 70 Spring
valley. Mr.. Loyons Vas in town last
night with samples Of the re, an assay
from which [as obtained showing = VAL
ne in silver of 1920 per tom The new
discovery has been worked only about
ten days, aod the dimensions Of the
bonanza has not been yet definitely as
eertAined. Neither wall Of the ledge
has been reached. The ore. however.
seems to be plentiful. Fifteen sacks
were filled by Mr.. Lyons yesterday.
Should the value hold up to the assay
noted above. be has already extracted
shout 1000 worth Of ore. The dis
sovery creates considerable stir among
y~rospectOrs. and q rush to the section
indicated may be anticipated. The
new bonanza is situated about six miles
southwest Of Eureka. Samples of the
ore can be seen a, Ell. Looney's saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

A wpsgNocol dispatch Of the Goth,
says the trial Of Charles nymor, for the
killing o. r. X. West, which has been
Ia The Ponth Judicial Court at this
place for the past 10 days. vas given TO
the jury. aud after being on, two hours
they brought IN q verdict Of murder
this FIRST degree. lJ mer will be SEN
fenced Saturday, tho 18th. st 10 A. ".
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05


TzE folloSing extract from a letter
written by a young British officer in
Zululnnd to q friend is published in
London: al ha,ter myself hat 1 put
and end TO the career OF six promising
young Znius. We expected no quarter;
and gave none. When the lighting was
over some of our native troops were
gent out on the Ito them eongepiall en-
rand of dispaschins h wounded. many
Of whom bad crsweled away into the
long grass aud even into the aDt-bear
holes, bat our allies were even with
them all ronnd. Perhaps the less said
aboui this par; Of the affair the better.
I am afraid this kind Of warfare is
rather deInoralizing."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

A WOMAN was told "to mako an oath"
In n New Haven court. She blusbingly
said Damn ill.," and protested agaiust
tho rigor Of legal necessity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-05

Mn. HAYES thinks an agricultural fair
a greater attraction than a female bur.
lcSans troupe In short skirts. This
shows how ieprayed some men will al.
Low their tastes to become.