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messenger from tho District Attorneys Of
hce requested the Grand Jury yesterday at l2h
o'clock. when they had completed the ordinary
business Of the day to continue in session.
District Attorney PlelpB he said. wished
to submit to them the case Of Chastine
Cox. At l o'clock the officers admitted
Police Inspectors Leggett and Harding
berg Of Boston. These witnesses We're sworn
and examined in turn by Foreman Amidon.
After they had testified Foreman Amidon dis
missed them, and the doors of the Grand Jury
room were closed. When they werr rtOponel
Foreman Amdon handed 10 an officer In nt-
tendance nm order from the Grand Jury that an
Indictment for murder I'm the first degree he
drawn against Cox. Then the Grand Jury adj
lourned. The officer delivered the order to
Chief Clerk Moses Clark OF the District Attor-
ney's Office. He filed 1t, because District Attor-
ney Phelps desired that the important work OF
drafting the, indictment against Cox should
be done by Assistant District ,,AttQr-
ney Rollins, who has represented the District
Attorneys of1lce in the inquest, After the in
quest Mr.. Rollins returned 10 the District At
lurnGys Office, and set about the drawing Of the
indictment II will probably be completed thus
morning. and then Cox Will he arralgned ut the
bar OF the General Sessions to plead. Ii Is eX-
pected that he will plead guilty. Tho pleading
is not TO DE followed. rs usual by the sentencing.
for II Is customary not to accept n plea of guilty
OF murder in the first degree as final. Tho
accused even after he has pleaded, Is put on
trial and given every opportunity 10 show any
mitigating circumstances OF MS crime.
Assistant District Attorney Rollins said. last
night that Cox will probably be indicted to-day,
and tried at the july term OF the Court of
General Sessions This course will be- taken
because there Is TO Oyer and Termnrr until
October. and there is no special reason for
delay in view Of the murdertr's confession. II
convicted in either court Cox would be entitled
10 n stay Of proceedings. MS n matter OF rght.
to ascertain whetheramy errors have been com,
mittpd in the trial. This can afford hut brief
delay II the case is carefully tried as tho Gen
oral Term meets IN Oclobur'
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
I.mar. Khedlve of Egypt. De,hroned.

CoNsTASTINoPLE. June 26-The Sultan has
signed AN trade deposng the Khtdive Egypt and ap-
pointing Prince Tewek h.s is understood
that the adhesion Of tir Khediye and Prince Tewnk
these measufrs is assured.
CAIRO. june ~ The khritye has received the Suans
order dcmandu- hrtllraliHu u iRVor o Prince Tewnk,
aui has eNI 'd hi. omptture
ItiscNucc"d hHf Prius, rrW AZ will print proclAma-
uo tonight aun, uncins his accession 10 the Vice Royalty
o keNpt
1t Is believed that ismail the cx.Khedive will quit
T. ylt Monday
CAiHo. juir .d -Prnce rcw0k. the Khcdive. held
Ar'c puln to- lay, which was attended hN the foreign
CMrn
CoNsrANrINorLr, June 26-Thc Porto has scnt dos
pairh tn the powers roNueiu mo Trade 90 1911 Which
authorized hc khnil'r to conclude tic. with foreign
powers And maintain arnV The Pu~te WI lrNrrt its
inuurnre To restore The finances aud the abuses
h. EgNuf
WAsnlNGroN june 20 The DEPARTMENT OF State has
received ulrg ann from thr United States tou~u'.Gcu.
era m Naire stating thtt tine kurdNc m accordance
Mlt the order oi thr Su 'nn has Rbcnted IN aVur u
hs SON. Prince TrWik who viii be lruc aimed khedlye
at the citadel al O'Clock to-day.
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The De,aII. Of the Inane.t.

Onlcer ]. S. Waterman testified that he went
70 the Hull house on the morning OF tho muir
der and described the condition In which he
found Mrs. Hull's room and the doors and win
dows.
Capt. Alexander s. Williams testified: i am
Captain OF the Twenty-ninth Police Precinct
On the morning Of June IL. At ten minutes past
o'clock. was notified that there had been a
murder IL ll0 West Forty-second street. l
went 10 the house. Two or three police officers
We're already theIe. | was shown the body Of
the dead lady in the back bedroom on tho first
1oor / made an examination of the house.
The back paror windows were hall open. The
shutters on those windows were also half open.
The sash Of the bedroom window was open. the
shutters bowed and tied with a string. / exam
ined tue front doors which gave no evidence OF
having been tampered with. and tue front par
Ior WIND VS.. which were securely fastened. l
asked persons in the house II they had been
iound IN that way ihat morning. and was told
tha' they had. | notified the Coroner. and he
,dm- ana removed the bandages, with my assist
NLer from me body. She had on nlght gown
hhd short nhnnel pctticoat ! am almost positive
WHl She had on M un iershlrt. The night dress
Tas open ln mo left side On removing light
urrss that mad been thrown over her. the body
vas exposed - the waist Mrs. Hull laid on her
PACK, little turned 10 the right side. with her
tead turned toward the far corner OF the bed.
on was lel with this handkercnef around her
wrists. which were crossed District Attorney
t'npWs called attention 10 the fact that this
hhhdkerchlet WAS the three fornered one
Mhleh II had already been shown IN evidence
Mrs' liu.l WIS u the habit 0l wearing instead
81 a nlRht'ap.l This bnudHge was tied around
TvI oy"s ltuowlng another bandageL This
in.pWlhg another large piece Of stun still tied
MMmn M.en a & &knoli had been used as a gag. It had
under Mrs. Hun. When saw this bandagr il
W"s puued doWu rom the mouth. and rested on
hnyo' hto 'nl., not pa such position then as would
49, 49, 'niuIl'ieI WIN breathing mad the woman
Peeh alive. That stocking and these small
DanI DanIIs were used in fastening her arms
task ass'hk behind or underneath her. They
was nsed lexhiblting another bandnge OF
roughly torn sheeIingl In fastening the right
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Concord, ~ H. June 26.-The following petit
ton drawn up by an alumnus OF Dartmouth College and
directed to The trustees of that Institution. has recently
been circulated among the uude ergrauates OF the col.
cse with the exception OF the freshmen:
" We. the undersigned. undergraduates Of Dartmouth
College, respectfully represent that there exists want
OF harmony between the students the President ~
the COLLEGE. which We believe tn have teen caused by
te Wdscrttt uteranccs amt ilud-cd acts the Pres.
nj, ut uui unless speedily rrutucd seriously
ter re with the best Interests ot the college
We, therefore. very respectfully usk that the matter
may have the attention of your honorable body and that
such steps may be taken as IN your Judgment will best
correct the same"
j. reported that 1875 undergraduates have signed the
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PARIS. June 2G,-Thore was an immense nt-
tendance at the mass commemorative OF the dead Prince
Imperial at the Church Of Saint Ausustuc to-day The
working CLASSES were meaercy Iepre-cutd Prince
jerome kuualArtr rud hi. Prince Victor. were
prcsent also Lord Lyons the British Amhn.sador; the
PAPA Nuuclu, nud many ui IuIuHfc r.Nfr~. natives.
Tie low mass Wa celebrated hg me Ahnr Lfin, tor
mcrlN NWuner n TIE lmI1vu rhHttl The ulI.ulut
was gwen 10y the Able fnlltudirr. the cure n' 81
Aususun's when Prure JvrHur Nalolron Quitief tue
church there Tut little attention shown hm b, the
Bunhpurtsts present
The Ofrs, VI Ruuhcr's organ. rerrnducrs an account
oi an Interview M winch Ruuh'r. Nint Quts-
non who would tike ulD lice ~ the Prince Imperial.
TtSpousbiutyH r
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New LONDON June 26.-The steamboat lines
ana railways have brought mulutudcs. ami Of
yachts ami pleasure boats anchor in the harbor
No betting Is to be seen anywhere and tic ew feeble
empts A. pool selling have collapsed from want OF
cnuragomcut the supporters Of Yale being unwilling
TEX NVlf money. There are reports that lew wagers
have been lad with odds OF two 10 HnT.
ward Both crews are IN excellent tuou sturrs Of
Yale Is afflicted with CALLED uuk g. though IL has not
prevented MIN from rowing. To offset tins Brigham Of
Harvard Is suffering irum boil, which Obliged him to
give up MS scat toA substitute tins morning. but night
he tile boat again
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The alumni Of old ST. Johns College. Ford
ham enjoyed their annual dinner yesterday, at the
Westminster Hotel Mr. Thomas Connery Of the
No lork Hsruli presided Graduates from nearly all the
classes from ls49 IN 1879 were present Among the oast
were our SawhonesN Our Limbs OF the Law" aud
Our Sisters. Cousins and Auntsn The sreeches
were 10y Messrs Cunntrv. MouHrtv. G kcleu. Mcrtick
van Dyke, Murphy. sweeny, Mckenna. Riley, ohNer
and OBren, The OH chosen the ensuing year
were; President Thomas Couery, First Wee ePresi.
dent W k,rgan; Second Vice President, Henry II.
Dodge; Third NiCePresident, MHruu McMahou. Treas
uIeI MllllAm ]. DommelNt heeIelAry. = o. A. Murphy.
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ALLENTOWN, n. j.. June 2G.-Wm. A. Blake.
the Princeton student who had ahstaned entirely from
food Tor nineteen days and who for ten days previously
had taken but lew ounces OF bread. yesterday
sumcd his usual living voluntarily His determination
tu sarVe to death was the result ~ conclusion that he
could not recover from paralysis Inspired now with
lueliecnt contrary belief, he has rtluQuished fasting
and is anxious 10 i've. lie has At time eyinced the
sl-t'st symptom ot insanity, has he suffered any
discomfort from his lons abstinence.
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One California Platform.

SAN Francisco juno 2G-rhe Constitution
Party Convention tins morning elected the temporary
officers as permanent, adortod platform affirming the
new Constitutions repuiinuus Communism aud ARA
rianisn, demanding NJ the stripsrut clauses OF the
new 'usutunu dlscnwiuu iu- as1lu.t the Chinese be
put ~ en- cl iHv"uut t reduction of rt-hts ami ares
onrtOlri; opposing doUir taxation. Hid demnntug tlHt
municipal ana county uucl. hr elected by the teope,
ami NOT appointed Dr. o. j Glvuu was nominated Tor
Governor, and Jonu D. West Tor LiruiruautGuVernor
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The Equitable LIFE. New Plans.

The Equitable Life Insurance Society an
nounees thatn will make the following concessions to
policy holders Policies will be made inconestabe after
three from their date. Each ordinary policy will
provide Tor definite surrender value IN paid W nsu
auce in case the policy i forfeited after three wears from
It's date. Each IOnune policy VIII contain definite sur
render value In cash. in OF withdrawal al the end Of
tle npr od
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rrnnce,. seenlnr rnnen,ion nln.

VERSAILLES. june 2G-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day NJ Jules Ferry Minister nj Public In.
srurton, made long speech defending the cuar Edu.
cation hiL He denied to the Jsuls the rght 10 ran
themselves Frcnchmru, and declared that teaching ny
relsuus eoniraiernues constituted real peril 10 cyl
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The only authentic portrait OF Chasune Cox and
Out I0daY.-AdN
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In The Hull Murder with correct pictures Of all the
erL-AdH
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Ask Your nc sdeaieT for The Hull Murdern 10 pages
price 10 cents with fu illustrated account VI the great
tragedy y,-Ads
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TIC NIghhI UIhcr TrrdIcIIOn.
Slightly warmer southerly winds. and partly
cloudy weather
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A. A. HIgg(InqIs PhqgWogy. at3A. Mg e7,s;G &C.;
, 1879-01-07
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Bids for 6upplies--AboliBhing Town
ship Organization.
c. II. Willctt Elected County Attorney
Preparing 10 Issue Donds.

The regular weekly meeline OF the County
Board was held yesterday afternoon, III Of tho
members present.
COUNTY TnEAsuRER.
A communication Was read from tie County
Treasurer showing tho condition of the several
funds Jan. to be IA follows: General Fund,
1871, tl2,e63; General Fund, ls7si70, 31Be25;
Interest Fund, old Indebtedness, S34,ols: In
terest Fund, new Indebtedness (ovcr.iravn),
$a773: Courthouse FunJ sl,27B; Sinking
Fund. new tndehtcdneest 4I1l,olG. Referred.
A communication Was read from tho Central
Frea Dlspensary Offering to supply the poor Of
tho West Division for 1920 per year. Ro-
ferred.
A communication WAS read from Sheriff UofI-
mann asking authority to appoint Matron for
tho ja!l. Referred.
A large number Of bills wcre read and re-.
ferrcd. Among them was one for $1,153 for diet.
ing prisoners At the BrIdewcl, and $3.50 for diet
ln9 jurora.
THE ntDS.
Tho Boar1l then procceoed to open bids for
furnishing milk, bread. and meat to the several
county Institutions. The bids were as follows:
M1LK PEn GALLON.
, 1879-01-07
THE "BLOODY SHIRT"
A Letter from William Lloyd Garrison Do
nand!nE that ti,a bloody Shirt" LIE
blade tho Great I.aue-'

a1.t,.- c.on, ,v,,,,.,, 1,,.,, n.... ~
mond,r,, ti,., I'll. :, ,,Inoas ea,s." i" To- ,,.
01ad" tn" orsae iaaae-
NJ" 1"rk 7t56"'s. '''' '''
Tho TF76nnsi Is permitted to publtah tho fol-
lowing letter, recently written By William, Lloyd
mn, ,nc .t w., whir, n .a wr.ou,. .n po'o'. w.,
s.A w e'a'''' "!'c'' l" .e "f'tcrs oPln'ot' sllc
lsenub'ean party s1'o''ld take III oFtler to sue
ece.l ia 1850. Tho letter ID rs follows:
ueree viii, YOU tl,at q marked enn,,pe FIR ira
better il iuk,rr nlnco In nubIt aentitncnt a. ~"
North II, rrja, 10 tho inralcnlnhiv ,ljsa stro,,a
rolIcy oE President i,aycs, and tl1o t,r.ciicai
jation Ut The suuth, by stamcirss Fiji iEoHI-
brutal Intimidation md pcm"r.nirss .ini,,t',,
tcr. Still, M, not saagrjnc o. to a WcDMhlican
t1iu,npl at tllo next Presidential struerc. ssr.
ihc Democratic nomInco, less tha, Iifty votrs
VIII IL. nrrrtl fran all Tho Korfi, IN ,nr,v lr.
intu ths Wnlto IIolee, '"A'
,rl,. on,v fro,Ihlc wav II, rrcr.r, .,,,,, .
s"tJnn of trth u' tn.tc. am " evcs} eois
Han",.i,'m, n.rt - anu 'Mt-a ior Inc
,n.t III lame II an ,,cnn, AM !Sacts; ~
ti"ys alartt rora 1. mn,hne oss ,.,si1 a,ia ~
~ ill., rans ~ ~ III srmc a. te NOUN
Hnnth, nr "iIcit. s,rh r.snonsivn t,at, " tae
snsIr s"rv.in n'Inio". at tha Nns.' owlaGs itol
~. idun,v sh,rt nma t..r,n ~ .i,.M. wavan0
f1,tt IN nrttr in rnkn II Ins1 ~ tl,n ,,...
.nc,rnrv ,tranas na"I i,nt vtt,, u tae hiost
s,voiv sv,nin,iss. ,nno u,tontai ...i prenen-
rnr dnrin, whIcS thn,s",,,s ~ e'g,, tn: ot lsf
.";,s nnvn hc",. n'.,,.ian1i auus ,1 ~ nnnceht
''"rinh ~ a...st t,,ate s,l.,t III .inpuuNy loF
H,morca,, rtlson. W. r., r. n, 1nts - 1Iee
on"ti"n ~ H.. ..ovc., mil =, "u ~, utu1t SURF
sl,e,Iinr Of Itoh bv n" ~ orsa'i1" w. as 10 tne
.r,.,a nr.. = div nil .nu ueSI%ca asaassns
EaIo,ui n,v.r.,,t su =. autam!a. settine Inc
t,. innstit,,"., e'i sus ~, auu tEainpllnG
thos s.,.t ~ !, ~ ~ .s., W 'o ~, cof uhdrr
s.r,,n,, ~. nrs,ofs tr, ft,1s u. n".ta1ioh
, 1879-01-07

A. the cremation chapel In Go.ha, the only
public placs f0r crcalstton In Gertnat.v, ehe re-
u,atn. ot one stier wsEs burnt on Dee. ~, In
accordance With bi. last will uud Testament.
The burial service Of tbs Protestant Episcopal
Church was performed. ~ prescribed by lAe
Church authorities in Gotha. The body wus
rstconycTed TO = sort ot chapel OF Lal aud
PLACED over Q particular spot. A hymn was
then sung; u sert,on preached; unu y cnosals
chnnteu BY ch0lr OF boYs, alter xhirt, the tuuy
was lowered tato tho furnace tu SLOW music, t,,u
clergyman propounranR blessing. Earth 10
Earth " was OF course hot tecilcu. Friends uf
the dccryAeti were allowed to st,aks spevrhes
Thu vault, = low and narfow apartment, Glletl
with Eas previously tgnited. waa heated 70 an
extraordinary degree. In one hour and huif
tho votl!t, aud Lo.iy were consumed. 10 anotl1rr
tao ltours thu vault bud sufficiently cooled
down to allow Of tic niousnrIs rnletang and
eollectipg the ashes III urns, which were defu1-
tied In au adtoiu!Hg colu,nbariuln. IN the lu-
neral ssr.non the clergyman declared that tActs
could be nu objection TO cremation On the pArt
ol tho Protestant Church, slthouRh 1t was true
that the tuatou, ceased aud burial .ot,k lis plave
whru Christianity began to prevail, sbout i
thousand yt4{k lYQ,
, 1879-01-07

icot received no orders from tho stata Depart
nlcnt."
This ordrr does not. properly speaking, comr
from tim statt Department. tlcnrrnl." raft I. .'It
In Eenlfr nnc frnm tho rrcstdent-Mr. John-5r, ~
'Mt: Dttertourg nm mt Presidential crra.
tnrr. am snbcrt to lhr arlera Of Congress 0nl,.
Will not lcarc Washington. II The Government
wants mc TO drive Tho French out of Mexico. ran
Il nrar the frontier. and hoil execute an9 orders
BiTe him.
That settled t. Gen. Grant d.1n't 70; Gen.
Sherman WAS sent IN h!s place. anl Campbell
WIS made Minister. But, on nrriving at Vera
Cruz, Campbell rcfdAed to land, and sent back
to New Orleans; thus the 8pecial Commission
pctered out, rs II were.
, 1879-01-07

A new anccdote, Illustrative uf Gen. Grants
Kew Yos W Htra ~ ptv MIMI :. .eatea ~ .ae
Who held ths cost Of Consul in tbs CITY oi
hls1!co during thu tinlo ot sIaxtm!liau. and was
It oue timu Eulted State4 Minister. It viii be
ssrea Ssm,.n e. tnat rfesMeht ,s aaaseS Sohnson
nasA!Cgt'u, during hts consrst with Congress,
shisti led To the impeachment proceedings. Ac-
:eFdiuoly the Administration proposed 10 send
: aeL. ta1ant, Col. Lew Campbell, a',1 Judeu Ot-
;,sfbourK a. >toFL OF Special Cuuinllssun to
tic3tsO. Mr. DtterbourG wus rent to Gen.
a1ant With tue order tfoin the state Depart
aisht. Then followed tho following e1t1uuE-
oin9ry tceus:
.heu GFznt took ono OF hia htatosicsI ci3arp out
~ = oox. III II. UueFpJ u each cue, aud said
sssl cool!ys ~ he emitted q luux cust oi fta-
, 1879-01-07

Els Funeral Yesterday at Ptttsburr-A Dis.
tjnRuEsheal Attendance.

Ella Funeral Yesterday at Ptttsburr-A Dis.
tin4ulshetl Attendance.
8heefdI H&paacA to 7as THbnae.
P1TsBURo, Pa, Jan. B.-1hc funeral Of tho
lsta lion. r. ". Mackey took place this after
noon from Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church, East End, which WAS crowded with
friends and relatives, largo delegations being
present from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and
other places. A vacant chair contributed BY Mr..
sngcrly, Of the Philadelphia Record, vas placed
at tho foot Of the casket, which rcssed on plat
form In front Of the chancct. "A monument from
the Republican Club, Philadelphia, pillow from
the Ftro Commission, and broker columns
from Dlstrict-Attorncy Mccormick and W. II.
kemb'e, Of Philadelphia, - well ~ other floral
tributes, were p1aced In conspicuous positions.
Tho Rev. boyd Vincent, Rector OF Calvary
Church, conducted the services. upon the cuu-
ciusfon Of which q last rlcw Uf the remains was
taken by tloso present. Tho caskct containing
sho bolv was fticn closed and horne t., tho
hearso by Joshua Rhotles. II. ". Oliver. James
Donna1l, nussefl Errett- .Iohn c. Newmcytr,
Alex Nimlck. aud Wilson McCondlcss, who act
ed rs .pall.bcafcfs. The ktarte WAS drawn by
four b]a1k horses. The funeral rs,rtcge was ono
Of tie largest ever witnessed III r!ttsbufE.
, 1879-01-07

EIuburg, in which tho latter talked about En-
Rlish politics ID very free and easy way. The
Duke has deote'i the whole thing; and now ap-
pear. ono Robert j. .fonea, Of thu HaEsnx Gus
tom-1loufc, who reeembtrA the Duke, antl says
that he wns on boartt tho Black Prince with dtf-
patches for tho duke when the sFor!d corrc-
spondent introduced himself. An ofcer Of the
vessel designated Jones Al the Duke; he fell IN
with the Joke, and answered the questions ask
ed without EtgArd to their slgntlcance.
, 1879-01-07

nMoodg's Work In This City In the Light Of
the Present, tour Winters WORK." Amuse-
Rpettnl and tseneral.'' Tho report c!nscs as
follows: "The Secretary would report the
present condition Of this organization Fcaitl,lul
and prosperous, and Its prospects as decidedly
hnuEful.D - - -------s
, 1879-01-07

When 4 Virginia CITY official Is wanted on
bpatucsF, they first inquire ut the nearest faro
bank. antt then call A. his o!licr. II he Is st
neither place. II provcs that ihern Hltst be q
u0e. fight sosnew lrcte.
, 1879-01-07

The New York lEvrla's correspondent at
HALIFAX tGicgf4uled that paper an ACCOUNT VI ~
ajiexcu interview be had with ths Uukv uf
, 1879-01-07
C1TY REAL ESTATE.

1)EHsONAL-WILL MISS DAVIS. FORMERLY UF
WnLrr.st., and ontlae.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
Dseaa i....naaa.

The following deeds are nov Of re-
cord la the R<oordcr's omcs. Eiko
County. since last report:
4 p. MArlesty to Alkaline Augusta
Smith. consideration. SIOsO; lot No. ~
in block E in the town Of Wells.
G. Froeiieh and c. Reckart 10 II. W.
Brown. consideration. SlGO; lot No. 5
ia block h. own Of Eiko.
Harry A. Harville aud Lizzie Har-
willie to H. w. Brown. consideration,
$3.50; lots No. 8, Z. . and 3. block IL.
town Of Elko.
+. H. Smith and Carria A. wilsey to
II. w. Brown and W. J Triton. con-
sideraiion. $3.50; lot ON Jones street,
town Of Tuscarora.
Hugh Morrison to p. Campbell. con-
sideratiun. $3.50; lot north of +. H..
Smiths hardware store. town Of Tus.
carora.
Peter Campbell to W. J. Urton aud
H. w. Brown. consideration. $50; lot
north Of w. j. Urtou's hardware store.
touu OF T~uscarora.
Chas. Croker to Jtoephine Taylor.
consideration. $50; lots l6, IL aud Is,
BLOCK %. town Of Elko.
Robert Hutchinson 10 v. c. Bartlett.
consider ttion. $50; . feet in Silver
Brick mine, Good Hope District. Elko
County.
j. p. May to j. Ottenheimcr. con
sideratiou. 500; a2j feet in the Snider
NINE. Good Hope District Elko county.
j. L. May to j. O,trneimcr. con-
sidrrntion. 500; 300 feet in the Buck
eye Quartz Ledge, Good Hope District.
Elko County.
CLaS. Croker to w. S. Hobert. cou.
sideration, $50; lot No. "a in block Is,
town Of CnrIin.
II. Ii. Brown to Chris Rickart and
Carl Froelich, consideration. $40; lot
No. 8 in block X. town of Elko.
William l. Ray to Chas. Ii. Hale,
consideration, $1,000; Ranch in Hunt
ington Valley. Eiko County.
George Seitz to &. w. Leach, con-
sideratiou. S2OI: 375 feet in the East
ArgeDta mine, Tuscarora District. Elko
County.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-19
SnIIiE Iidi.

The proprictors of the Cabinet"
closed That place of business Tor !. time.
OH Saturday night.
Mrs. Greanguoe the widowed mother
OF Thomas aud Matte Greenwood died
OF consumption at her rcsi.lencs near
Camp HnlIeck, yesterday, the 18th inst.
The deceased had reached nn advanced
age, aud had been an invalid for n num-
Der OF years.
Dan Muphy and Frank Hargis came
down from llulicck Station to-day, the
former arriving from the scene Of the
collision on Il hand car.
Thomas Prior arriSed from Winnie
muccc 10y the train last night; he 70
turns to disch,rge the terms Of his con-
tract in repairing the Jail in that place.
in two or thrce days.
The new advertisement Of ID. Kohl,r.
Merchant Tailor, appears III tU.day's
issue. lie means what he says.
+. +. Conlu arrived from san Fran
cisco 10y iho train last evening aul took
the stage for Cornucopin this morning.
Hc will remain in the northern pat al
the county several days.
Our friends Bloumingdnlc and Gnhhs
are in town again. AlSo Jake Wurl-
heimer, travelling agent for the veil
known San Francisco liquor Grm OF
wiImer:!ing. Kellogg X Co.
Len Harris and William Hickey, Cen
trail Pacific employees. came up 10y Last
evenings train; sonrb ody is probably
wanted at head quarters.
AT the tailor shop near tho Gilliu
Corner. W. saw II suit Of clothes Just
finished for one OF our prominent citi.
Zcns. which for style, material and
workmanship, is We will venture TO
say, fully equal to any foreign inpor-
tation, either from "TnilUring'' or any
other Chambers ="