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streets northwest or Branch Store, No 4os 9Th
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,UNAIsU LINE.

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VIII tle Tisw Of DIM ishing the cuzrces of col
uson, the Steamers Of this line take specific cours<
tor 81 seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70 SsE
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 90 ss 81
iEt, or nothing to the north OF AZ
On tbs homew9rd passage crossing tbs Meridts1
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We original HERZO6'6,
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NORTH ssE1snAN LI.OYD-S1EAMsars
IL Lr,-E BETWEEN NEW YORK. EAyRR I.0SDCH
SOUTas&PTON AND SREkEN.
The steamers Of shis company will sa.l every Hat
1rday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd St, <SSrx.A
&OboAeD. kStes Of passage From New ~FT N
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS. LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
n. w. GAIT, BRO & co.
decl7-tf
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STEAMERS. &c.
Office TO rotlNT VF.IsNos PAS.

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~ SENGERS
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siloSo. 20 &Tti y sSen.rerf st Mount
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
SalniaEUnll.

The yell known Alice Oates dram.
attic troupe, passed through on its way
las; by the train Sunday evening
An o5scssmons Of thirty csuts per
share has JUS; been levied upon tho
capital stock Of the Arsouia company.
The Chincso Now Year opened to-
day, with a grand iusilado Of bombs
and crackers.
j.. w. File who arrived hero from Tus-
carorG by atage last evening. took tho
train for San Francisco this morning.
The mercury made Us usual dive for
bottom last night, but to day again is
again quito moderate md pleasant with
Aatteriug Indications Of more snow.
Judge FlIcL is also down there en-
joyinE the rrjuvcurtiug process which
lac expects will b" completed to his sat
~isiactiom in the early part 81 next
month, after which he will prepare to
put on Judicial harness.
Don't forget that State Deputy Grand
Worthy Chief Tomplar Maxson, of the
Order Of Good TcmplHrs. will deliver
mn address at Granger Hall to night.
1t costs nothing to listen TO the dis-
course, and the subject IL one which
should draw a full houso. The hour is
1870.
Ono OF those VIGOROUSLY ~bcnehcent
propigntors of single wheel philosophy,
trundlcd past here on his idiolic way,
yesterday. 1t is hoped that the cows
up the canyon will munich the tender
morsel, thus saving the reputation OF
the wheel. barrow, which is IN nowiso
responsible for such bald-facod dam.
phoolishness.
Friend Grunbaum, Of Corncopia, IL
assiduously engaged in the compilation
Of tho various sights and sounds about
town preparatory TO his departure for
the Bay city. Unless something of po-
culiarly seductive nature should pre-
sent itself this evening ho will probably
pursue the Star OF Empire Tomorrow
morning.
j. Duff Brown formerly "of ours''l
Tho well known TuscGTora stock opera
tor, who recently abandoned tho Pine
Street junglcs of tho fcrocious Bulls
and Bears, for tho moro subduod and
PASTORAL pleasures found upon the
(faro) banks Of tho placid Humboldt,
informs us that Nose Haynes has,
through tho healing influences Of salt
water and Pacific broozes which no has
boon literally smiling for several
months past, is almost fully restored to
health, aud having a now lease Of lilo.
M IL wore, hos acquired renewed inter-
est in tho next Presidency, the next
rizo in stocks, tho constitutional son.
yontion. tho goose question and oil
other matters Of s%ublunary interest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

William Vesey Of Toano, came down
by the train this morning and is stop
ping at present at the Depot Hotel. lie
is here for medical treatment. having
had a portion Of his face frozen during
the late severe weather and symptoms
of erysipelas having appeared in the
affected parts.
Three Of Dick Dorsey's big teams.
loaded with general merchandise for
Tuscnrora, start out for the North to-
borrow morning. Those which left
here q few days ago, went through on
time on runners. leaving the sleighs
about midway Of the route; tho stock
arriving here to-day. The teams start
ing tomorrow will not probably e1per-
fence my difficulty in making the en-.
tire trip on wheels. They will be
pushed through on time at all events,
with Hary. McAdams in the lead.
We learned this evening that ar.
Shepherd, senior, who is at present
living at the ranch Of his son. Hon.
G.. Ii. Shepherd, OIL South Fork. is so
seriously i'll that George, who il now
in the Senate at Carson, and his other
son, James, of Lathrope, California,
have been telcgraphed for to-day. 1t
is to be hoped that his condition may
not prove ns critical as apprehended.
The above particulars we obtain from
W. t. Crane Of South Fork, who came
in at the solicitation of members of the
family.
L1TER-The sad news OF tho old gem
tleman's death which occurred at 10
o'clock this morning arrived here Just
Us we were going TO press. The re-
mains will DO brought here tomorrow.
Tho west bound freight-train which
arrived here on time TO o'clock last
night was delayed about an hour in con-
sequence of the tender running oil the
tack at tho switch just above the Depot
Hotel. II appears that whilo some
freight was being discharged 1T tho de
pot the engine and tender was detached
from the train and run down to the tank
Il short. distance below, for water, and
during their brief absence some mis-.
creant turned the switch and on return
ing 10 couple to the train the tende,
was Of course, pushed from the track.
Tie rear approach to the train had
caused the engine to slow down, which
prevented the occurrence Of al acct
dent. II 10 reported hero to-day that Q
man was scou to leave the switch hug.
riedly just before the return OF tie
engine. but We cannot youch for the
truth of the report. Why anybody
should have committed 80 dnstardIy al
act tits difficult to conceive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
SnimnEuuGi.

Try Ustick's clam-chowder to-day
it's way up.
The LeHdSille fever has been prevail
ing TO some extent in Tuscarora.
Weather cloudy, but mild and balmy
as gentle Spring.
The EUrHhrg DisgGtei, a dniiy news.
pnper will begin publication Mt Ogden,
Utah, on the first OF rCzt month.
Fresh Saddle Rock Oysters, Quahang
CLANS. Turkeys. Chickens, Ducks,
Geese and fresh white fish direct from
Lake Superior, at the Gem
Under tho influence Of T. southerly
wind and tho lato rain, the snow has
entirely disappeared from the valley OF
tho Humboldt.
Tho graceful ease md jsunty air with
which the Major manipulated the "rib.
bons" behind that $50 splashcr OF
Bon FiIch's this morning revealed n
chapter in his ifo's history which no
has hitherto carefully concealed. II no
hasn't filed the responsible position of
chief engineer OF interior navigation,
some time during the "oarlier and
purcr days of the Republic" then there
is 10 purchase in money.
The remains Of Mr.. Shepherd were
brought hcTo from Coral Hill, the resi-.
dence ui his son Hon. George II. Shop
herd. to-day and now await tho arrival
Of his sons from the west. George from
Carson and James from Lnthrop, Cali.
forniu aro expected by tho train this
evening, both having been to~legraphed
for yesterday. Dick Dorsey started
from hero at an early hour this morn
ing, md arrived here with the hoArse
bearing tho body Mt 2 O'Clock r. M. A
room on Commercial street had been,
In the meon;imc, prepared for the ~.
cepiion Of the remains, where thoy arc
now deposited.
James Clark. proprietor OF the Depot
Hotel, is having tho dining room Of
that c~aravnnsary~ thoroughly o%yerhauiod.
A. j.. Pullman Is busily engaged In
Frightening 1t up with handsome paper,
paint. and caicimine. producing n fresh.
moss OF interior, engaging NJ the form
OF beauty, and admirably COMFORTING
with the soft and Spring-liko weather
just now vouohsnfod us,
james informs the public, however,
that Notwithstanding tho adoption Of
advanced style in his Interior Depart.
ment n square meal won't cost a cent
moro than IL did previously.
Tho performances OF the Elko Band
n. Granger hall, last night. were very
good being quito rs cntorL lining as
those afforded BY n majority of the tray.
cling companies. but owing to the fact
that the night was tho most stormy,
dark and intensely ~disagrocablo OF the
season the attendance was u%nayoidably
elm. The turn ont on tho part Of the
citizens was, however, fully equal to
anything that have been expected, under
such extremely untnSorable circrmsian.
! cos. The Band. thus lar, hnyc boon
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

THE celebrated ,rogpo Of frs, class
performers, tom 81. Jaruca Theatre,
New York. which las been playing in
the principal town q California, will,
while on thc!T 70 .tc cast give QUO of
their star entertainments 81 Granger
Hall in this place, on Saturday, Feb.
LIST. Following IA recent entertainment
by this company al tic ,i.nrh.om, Cal,
Theatre. Tho iadT,"f,a' Of that city
speaks OF il tbuR;
Tho company boats Tony Pastors
troupe out OF sight. aud is without
Question the bost 81 the kiud that has
visited Stockton for years. The cncuIn-
ulD OF tho press nave not been cNag-
gsrstod but fully deserved. The cDIu.
pAny contains artists who justly claim
high standing in their profession. and
our readers may rest assured that their
ahticiphtions Of an excellent entertain
ment will he fully realized, both at the
matinee this afternoon at . o'clock and
again In the evening. Those who miss
tho entertainment will miss a rare treat.
Sec ''ad." in another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
From Mondays Daily. I
Another Lynx Captured.

While out hunting Saturday. Stanley
Rigsby shot and killed u largo lynx
only q short distance from where o. f.
Rogers scooped in ono OF the same
herce ~folines, last winter. While riding
through the sage nenr the junction Of
the South Fork with tho main Hum.
boldt. Stanley discovered a suspicious
looking pair OF headquarters protud-
Ing from q willow thicket upon tho bonk
Of tho stream, and Immediately emptiod
into them q charge OF duck.shot.
Tho business ond Of tho animal seem.
cd to take q lively interest in this pro.
oeeding. instantly presenting itself
In . most r~esentful attitude, aud two
more doses OF cold load were necessary
TO subduo the ADVANTAGEOUS nature of
the ugly brute. lilo is n wliopper, DO
ing over thrco foot in length with
breadth In proportion, and ms formida.
bio . set Of teeth rs sny .avaseA Su.@.
saw,
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SnIhaaZund

Temperance lecture u. Granger Hall
tomorrow night.
d. II. Haskell returned West by the
train yesterday.
Dick DoTsey's and Tom. Atwoll's
teams loaded for Tuscarora, Saturday.
Legnl notice Of redemption or Elko
County Bonds. from Treasurer II. NJ.
Grant, appears elsewhere in this issue.
The mercury got down twenty degrees
below zero again last night but to-day
is pleasant as usual.
The grand musical entertainment Of
the Elko Cornet Band takes place on
the 23d instant.
The freigbts recsiyed by rail to-day
were two cars OF hay for +. L. Bremen;
a car OF wood Cor James Davis. and two
car loads Of general merchandise.
Frank Money and q. +. Wagner. well
known stock dealers of California, have
been buying up some more beef cattle
III this vicinity. Tie former will to-
night ship from here for Oakland, nine
cars Of cattle. aud the latter, two cars
for San Francisco.
W. T. Smith and wife. who arrived
here by stage fom TuscOrora Saturday.
started on a trip to the Eastern States
by last evenings train. A number o
friends were present upon the platform
TO wish them a pleasant journey and a
safe return. They so from here direct
TO Hartford, Connecticut.
Sheriff Fitch is making a flying visit
to the western part of the State, and
has pressed John IL. Dennis into tenn
porsry service IN the Office. The Major.
true to his military training, is a strict
disciplinnrian, and any breach of the
peace and dignity OF this bailiwick
while the same is under his command.
will be summariiy sIueicLed.
While on his way hogo from HIS
ranch, about thEee miles above town on
the river, early yesterday morning, lien
derson Green had his nose 90 badly
frozen that he didu't dare blow it for
fear Of blowing it of. Il WAS not ~
unusually large or promiueut nose
either. Henderson had it carefully
thawed out, however. and it is now, fog
all practical purposes, just as good As
auybody's nose.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
Salmaguiidi.

II is raining finely as wo 90 to press.
Frosh mackcrcl chowder to dry al the
"Snug Free.
J. d. Able was down from Camp Hal.
lcck, to-day.
A stroug ~southorly wind and q rcgu.
lar January thaw, to-day.
Tho rniio for the silver pitcher and
gold bracelets ut tho Bauk Exchange,
takes place Saturday night.
Remember, tho entertainment by tho
Elko Band is given tonight at Granger
Hall.
Wo return thanks 10 Senators Shop
herd md Stone and A6sombiymen,
Beard, Mayhugh and Plummer for
copies of bills introduced OF tho present
session.
Tho Legislature in joint convention,
Tuesday. elected 4. n. Stone and j. s..
Mayhugh, Of Elko, and W. W. Bishop,
OF Eureka, TO tho Regency Of tho State
Universi,y.
One Of the passengers 10y tho Tusoa-
rora stage, to-day was directed TO tho
cOro Of tho Sheriff, boing charged with
some petty olrcnso out lhoro.
@. Is. Plat, Commercial agent Of
GiuUOrd & Co. cofco and spico dealers
Of San TrHnciscU, came up from Il c
WcsL last evening, aud pursued his
course Eastward by the loon tsain to-
day
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.l
Baimaxundi.
6AlmnEundI.

d. H. Haskell arrived from tho west
BY the train last evening and remained
iHtovn to-day.
George Henderson, Of tho Indepen-
dsnco mine came up from San Francis
90 last evening. and took this mornings
stage for Tuscarora.
A Car load Of coal oil for A. V. Lam
caster & Co., Of Tuscarora, arrived hero
from the East to-day.
The De Frees and Argenta mills, at
TuscArors, are closed down. No ore
has been hauled from the Argonta mine
since last Sunday.
The Tim<s.RerieIs says "it is really
astonishing how many people in town
arc loosers by Grand Prize aud Argonta
stocks."
To-day is beautiful, warm and pleas
ant. notwithstanding the excessively
cold nights We have been experiencing.
OF late.
"ohA IN NIhuhilS buHptnucu On the
Argenta mine for the present, which
throws some thirty men out OF employ
ment.
Another accident has occurred TO
the pumping machinery at tho Grand
Prize mine, which will prevent work in
the 5OO.foot levcl-whcrc the late
strike was made--for some time to
como. 1t is n generally recognized fact
that misfortunos always arrive in batta.
lions,
Thomas Deviae, Section boss for the
Central Pacific Company ut this place,
mot with 9 painful accident whilo I'M
loading track iron from u platform car
at OEino. One end OF "A 80. foot steel
rail. while being s!id oil the car, struck
him upon the back and caught his foot
jamming the heavy boot ho was wear.
Ing with such force az to zip the sole
clear from it. Deyino was bTOugh, hero
by the train at once for treatment.
An examination by DR.. Mc;gs disc!Us-
ed the fact that though badly bruised,
he had 40 bones broken which unIer
the circumstance appears almost III.
credible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26
From Wednesdays DailyT &.
school Apportionmcnt.

We learn from tho Reno Jc4r.s' that
tho State superintendent, ID. II. sos.
sions, has mado tho semi.annual up.
portionmont OF school money at tho
ratio Of 81. 50 for each child in the State
entitled TO draw money. The amount
Of money npportionod was S25,TS7.
Total number Of childten in the State
between q nud ~ years Of ago 0,022.
Tho amount that this county will
receive will DO about S2,2iO. Eiko
County stands third in the state m
numbr Of children. In tho number Of
childtcu tho counties stand az follows:
Storey frat, WUshoo second, ElkO third,
Drrnsby fourlh nud Eureka hNh.
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st. Nnry's Academy. salt Lake
city, Utah.

st. Nnry's Academy. Salt Lake
city, Utah.
The next session Of this Academy for
the education Of the young. opens Mon
day, February 3rd.
The Academy is under charge OF the
Sisters OF Holy Cross and is situated in
a secluded, healthy location oil West
Second Street. Ample ground is at.
atched for exercise. II is easy of nc
cess, via the Union Pacific, East, Gem
trail Pacific. West, and the Utah South
ern and Central. The building isspac-
ious and provided with ample accom-
notation for a large number of boar
ders, besides the day school. The
Musical and Art Departments arc con
Quoted on the plan Of ST.. MA2Y's SoRTE
DAME, Indiana.
The course of study comprises all
the branches Of O thorough, solid and
polite education; and Is such rs to rem
der the pupils intelligent, useful md
accomplished members of society.
While ST. Mary's possesses all the
advantages of n first class educational
Institution. the charges arc moderate.
French and German. being included in
the English course, form no extra
charge.
Pupils of all denominations received
and no interference with their religious
belief. Attached to tho Academy, is q
separate building for little boys, boar.
ders and day pupils they receive tho
care and teaching, which their tender
age ana confidins tiust Of their par
onts expect.
For circular, ETC., address
SISTER SupTEIou. ny abuye.
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SISTER SuPEEIou, as above
eolid sscr!t ~ rclI.

For all the bitter opposition OF jeai.
Il rivals, no better illustration could
be had OF this fact than the immense
sale already attained by the great
Throat aud Lung Remedy, DR.. Aug.
KaisoE'5 German Elixir. For the cure
Of Coughs and bronchial affections it ia
truly wonderful, even those suffering
from Consumption in advanced stages
find great relief, and numbers Of patients
have found, to their delight, not only
relief but cure. 1t being perfectly
harmless, makes il NJ once popular with
mothers, who OF all other have fel. tho
necessity Of such a medicine. The gem
uine bears the Prussian-C Coat. OF. Arms,
the fac-simile signature of Or. Aug.
Kaiser, md has his namo blown on every
ij-cent bottle. A trial size may DO had
u: the Drug store OF +. +. Muller for
20 cents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-26

The following deeds havo been 70.
corded in the Recorders Office since
last report:
W. X. Usher to Edward ST. Ltfferty,
consideration $500; 1000 feet in tho
Eddy Mine, Rock Creek Mining Dis
trict.
i. l.. Seiiz 10 j. b. Fitch. Sherif's
Deed; Il. b. Cole property, Lots No.
10. l6. II and Is in block L, Elko,
Nevada.
a. X. Briggs to W. J. Urton & Co.,
consideration 500; Boiler Wood Yard,
Tuscarora.
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AalnRCNnLl.

koehler wants = good tailor; see ad.
Adolph sutro was also a passenger
by the train this morning.
They have just received at the Gem
Saloon another fresh invoice OF that
sweet Eastern cider. It's way Up.
The Columbia Company shipped Eve
bars of bullion last night valued at
S4,453 AZ.
d. W. Darling and Joe Armsden
wero also passengers by tho stage last
evening; the former taking last even
ing's train for the East.
We again tako occasion to mention
that a rare musical treat will be given
orr citizens at Granger Hall, tomorrow
night. Everybody goes to hear it.
L. T. Cox and wife of Star valley ar
rived here by this mornings train. and
are stopping at tho Depot Hotel; they
return home by tho train this evening.
Robert Fraser indicted for the muir
der of Michael D~onahue. at Phoebe,
last July, was convicted Of manslauGh.
ter last Friday.
Dick Dorsey loaded two moro teams
with general merchandise for Tusca-
rora, this morning, aud pulled out for
the North.
The monstrous measures of machine
melody which still continues to agi,ato
the air, and like q diabolical wreck,
come floating up from tho tormented
C~onfucian region, is in evidence that
tho arrival of the Celestial New Year
is being duly observed.
George Wcstfall and wife, Miss Laura
Westfall. Miss aud Master Smith, Of
T~nscarora. who arrived here by stage
last evening, took this mornings train
for Oakland, where they remain during
tlo balance of the Winter. Friend
Grunbau!n Of C~ornuccpia, also vent
West by the same train.
Governor Kinkead has ordered q
special election on the 4ih Of next
March. in Liuco!d CouGiy, TO fiji the
vacancy caused by the death of Assem-
blyman Wash. As the Legislative ses-
sion will close about that time, We fail
TO discover the utility OF such proceed
ing.
a most radical change took place in
the temperature OF tn. atmosphere
here, lest night. Heavy clouds indi-
eating IA snowfall! hung low Gbout the
hills, and the mercury shot up like u
balloon, as II were. The sun rose in n
clear sky this morning. however, and
O.d.y las, ''paTcgOEically" speaking,
jumped suddenly FROM the rigid en-
brace OF hoary old Winter, plump into
the inviting lap Of v%oiuptuous Spring.
Ere ''tcautitUl' through ;ho persUa-
oivy jutgcIce Of d SGmmt. sun. IL tas,
resolving itself into one CT tho miry
elements. aud The glory Of 4 ride upon
runners hns ubou, departed from this
vicinity for the present.
Several of our local nimroIs, taking
advantage Of tho unusual p~isasantuess
of tho day. started out this morning
With dogs, guns and other paraphcr-
nalin OF scientific sportsmen, avowedly
to cHterminGte, or at least largely de,
climate tho rowing bands Of carniyerous
beasts which nightly howl in chorus in
tho vicinity Of the slaughtcr-house: but
being aware that Dud. Sale cares moth.
ing for c1yotos. hat Chris special
weakness is baTu-PhUasanl, and az for
Yeats, his natural retiring disposition
can alone restrain him from marauding
anywhere he can't possibly roach, We
regard it as only prudent on the part Of
our citizens TO look 10 their poultry
and ''sich" whenever they hear q gun
-. -
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To FARMEHs n OrHEss.-uav;pz
assumed entire control Of tho black
smishing wagou-making and machine
shops, am now prepared to do any
and all kinds Of work in my line, par.
tioularly the repairing OF agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
forms.
Rprre