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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

Elements Of American society.
ills an oath.bound order, with secre
grips, signs and passwords; and Il Is In
yariably found at the polls on election
day, prepared TO
Stuff the ballot.box,
Bulldoze, and
Bride,
In the interest Of its infamous candidates
Let II be watched, we say; and when
ever It perpetrates an overt act OF treason,
by interfering with the autonomy OF the
States, let It's leaders be led 70 the block.
Ohio has declared In thunder.tonos that
this Is q Nation, and not q mere .COnied.
eracy held together at the will or caprice
OF the States.-Pitt'burgh Commercial. Ga.
.ste.
Well, bubby-boy, what Il she has?
Every State In Yankeedom,
Every voter In Yankeedom,
Might declare that the Union Is a
Nation;
And yet It wouldn't be o Nation for all
that, until the fifteen commonwealth Of
the old Confederacy had set their sign
manuals to the declaration.
You can't take the Right Of Secession and
the Right Of Modification from US, unless
We say so;
And we will never say 50.
Therefore, the man or the paper that
says this retail partnership Of Republic
IL q Nation with boss N, Is an
August, majestic ass.
The Okolona Southern StdiEs HOSTS the
name Of United States Senator Thurman
Tor President in 1880, Why, YOU iacka.
napes,. you forget YOURSELF There Is no
United States. Senator Thurman must be
a State officer. Why don't you remon-
strate against his salary coming from I'm.
Gle Sans Treasury, which Mississippi has
done so much to replenish2-Cor. Whit.
Irater (Hi1) RtgiaIer.
Oh! there's sort OF patched and tinker.
cd up old contraption that we now and
then condescend to call ''the United
States"
The term is kind OF figure OF speech,
sonny, and you mustn't take 1t literally, or
yor'll be laughed at.
We speak Of Thurman as Omitted
States Senator" though he is, in fact, an
Ambassador from the Nation OF Ohio to
the Federal, or, more properly speak
ing, the Confederate Senate at Washing.
ton.
i, The Nigger-with eithera big or little
m must 20.
in 1880.
The question is fairly put: Are we to
have a White Mans Government or a
Niger GoverDment-whiCh?
White men, yon know your duty! Will
We believe yeu will hdianapOl. DOm-
OcLat.
Indiana is to be invaded by thousands
and tens OF thousand Of Southern freed
men.
The Democrat sees the danger, and sounds
the loud tocsin in time to warn its party
Of the peril in store.
VIII they hearken?
Will they?
win they heed?
VIII they?
Will they meet in mass convention, and
Dieclare-with big D that Black Suf-
trage will be
Shot,
sabred, and
Burned
out Of the Constitution before they will |
submit to African supremacy
Will they?
We will see.
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CHICAGO, November l7.--Tlour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat - Fairly active and a
shade higher; No. red winter 81 2l4S; No.
2 Chicago spring 81 l6Nal 10; cash 81 l61S -:
December 81 1sal 20; No. 3, $lOsX; rejected
ssc. Com-FaiFly active and shade higher:
4lAailNc cash; 409Sa4Oy{c December; AZ
bid May; rejected 3S1c. 0ats-Afoderate.
active and higher at $50 cash; December.
SG<aS64ci May, rejected 20IGc. Rye-steady
and In fair demand at IKE. Dariey-FirIl
at 1sas0c. Timothy $9O0a2 90. Flaxseed at
u. DIAL 65, Pork-Demand active and prices
have advanced at $40 40alO so cash; siO 2Oa
10 . November; $40 3OalO IS December;
81 80 January. Lard-strong and higher al
y 76a6 50 cash; 50 1886 77X December;
u 20 bid january. Bulk MeatS-Stealy and
In fair demand, at $57Oa5 IS. Whlsky:Good
demand at full prices at 81 10.
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Journal reports:
> l Haoes-Kecelpts 10000 head; shipments
2,l00 head. Market active. strong and So
higher at So SOa3 IS: mixed nacI;S, e. M NJ
9Oi choice heavy s. 95a4 TO- " 'N''
~ SGAfTLE-Receipts 1000 head: shipments
SOO head. Market generally more active and
6fm shipping 50 75a4 90; butchers in fair
demand pens clear; cows 81 6Dal so: bulls
81 UOa2 50: stockers and feeders nlenty buy.
ers at e S5a3 10; western steady and In fair
higher. '-''U OAAOe
=, saatESSF:-Receipts SS5. Lifeless; few good at
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EAST LIBERTY. November l7.-CArrLE-Re-
ceiptS since Friday last 1883 head Of through
and $50 head for this market; total for the
week ending to-day l,sOs head OF through
and ., 100 head OF local against 1888 head Of
through and sr9l7 head Of local the weak be,
fore. The supply for this week. sales 30 far
is very light but fully equal 70 the demand,
which advance with heavy run will he
likely to be lost Best 81 Is; tair 70 good
s. T5A4 IS; common $ 0Oa3 60.
Hoos-Reeeipts Ass head; total for the
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Ctso1NEAT1, November l7.-Cotton steady
a. nc. Flour strong and higher at S. 90s6 s5
Wheat demand fair and market firm No, !
red tall 81 25al IS. Corn easier: mixed
shelled, 47a4Sci new ear SsaiOc. Oats de-.
"a lair and market firm; No. 2 mixed
S4GSoc; Rye strong; No. s2aS3c. barley
qall; NO. fall 9Oc: Pork dull at SlI o.,
Lard IN good demand at 50 s5a6 SIX. Bulk
meas gun and nominal; shoulders at SIC;
snort no oAci short clear &c. Bacon quiet
sIouideEs II; Green meats in good demand;
S IUS;a SIC; sides 6Hc; hams 6Aa7c.
tancy creamery and choice dairy 23a25 prime
Western Reserve 23a25c; prime Central Ohio
ZOa2Sc. Llnseed oil steady at SOC.
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BALTIMORE, November i7.-Flour-Firm.
Western superine 81 75a5 Is; do extra'
$S 25a6 25 do family 90 6Oa7 Is. Wheat
Western firm; No. 2 western winter red spot
81 II "; November 81 AK December 81 AKA
46i January 81 4sal ~. Corn-Westtrn
firm and higher; western mixed, spot and
November, 67a57kc; December, 5Sy;a50JIc;
January, 60A50kC; steamer 4SAI9c. Oats
Higher western white 45ai6c; do mixed asa
44ci Pennsylvania 45a48c. Rye-Dull at SOa
$50. Hay-Flrm prime to choice Pennsylva.
MIA SIS OOal6 90. PrOviSions-Active for lob
lots. Mess Pork-$il so. Bulk Meats-Loose
shoulders 4Ha4NC; clear rib sides 6xa61.c;
do packed 44a5c and exc. Bacon Should.
es 8 Nc; clear rib sides SIC. Hams-lOallc,
Lard-7hc. Butter-Firm; prime to choice
western packed and roll 25a9sc. Eggs-Quiet;
fresh 2OG; lined l0al7c, Coiies-Quiet but
higher; Rio cargoes l4al71lC. sugar-Lower;
A soft ioAalOXc. Whisky-Flrln and higher
at 81 l2Hal Is.
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PetroIaun, Market.

fined I'd. .'I
fined 2lk. -'s
PITTSBURGH, November l7.-PErRoLEUx =
Market activei crude 81 2ON at Parkers for
livery.
onCTY, November ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ket opened excited with 81 10 bid, and ross to
81 20 bid, which was strictly, destined and
closed a. 81 l7K bid strictly. Shipments
I0LOO barrels averaging 5000 barrels,
Transactions l,200,OO barrels.
PHiLApELPHlA. November l7.-PErRoLEux-
Dull; refined Ike.
,,: NEW YORK, November 17.-prRoIEuM-
fined &c bid. -' '''SN' &c
BALTlxoSE, November 17.-PErRoLEux-
Quiet IN the absence OF receipts; crude nomi.
nal; refined 79tasc. H'' "'''''-
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NEW YoRK, November l7.-Cotton goods
are still in brisk demand and prices strong at
the late advance. Prints are in steady re.
quest and Aliens fancieS are advanced to
61sc. Dress goods and ginghams are in fair
demand, Light weight clothing woolens are in
moderate request, Hosiery and knit under.
wear active and firm. Foreign goods Quiet.
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TOIedo.

~ toLEpo,, November II. Wheat firmer
no; ~ red Wabash 81 297{ cash November
Sl ~ December; 81 81 January 81 3Sf Feb.
Euafy; No. 500 cash 81 20; No. Gambler Iii.
n 1sa % Corn steady; high mixed. cash,
N NC new 43Hc; No. cash, 4414c; new 4Sc;
40. white, new, 43c; rejected, new, SOC
Clover seed--Prime S. 20 asked, IS is bid nv
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New ORLEANS, November H. Sugar
DuIl fair 5Ha6Hc; yellow clarified 9a99;c.
Molasses-Dull, weak and lower: common
25a9sc; centrifugal S5a38c; fair SOs3Sc. Rice
quiet but firm; Louisiana ordinary to
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week $500 head against IS, $50 head last week,
Philadelphias q l0a4 20; Workers 81 OOa4 10.
s1EEr-oReceipts 1000 head; total for the
week o,s9O head against Il, 800 head last week.
Selling l6a25c higher than Iast week.
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ClNcISEATI,, November l7.-HoSs-Live
active and higher common 81 9Oa3 so; light
y G oSa3 70; packing s. 7OaS %: butchers
p ~ Vga4 w. Receipts $500 head shipments
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NV ORLEANS, November l7.-Cottop-
Easy middltng Ike; low do IKE; No. .
ordinary lie. Net receipts 0, 3l7 bales; gross
,2S5 bales.
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AeGbesviRs Aeco-aHoRa.Eo, 49,. .-,I-,-------
m, Bridgeport 500 p M: AIM" !, s,li1nle a. as
~ NJ; Leaves stel6onTllIe 81 $50 M VA a.
TSs sesSS sP9 IIf At s and BellaiTS Al 9iO 4 NJ
their regular trIp u :n5 pLa in addition to
FS11 so0"ins trips between BsilSro ana MaIPi NAE
Sf'dE'Port to Martha, Ferry. .-........iuos +. M
BsllaIro. '''''''''''... l;oS p. N.
1 1iiIPeP w. Thsn required AZ sherman HSSSS . n:
Tickets and BGEeSVe ChScE, ~ III
One IL R, ~ Wet can b procured N In Eaas,
To a.,, FIR MYERa,
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1tlns leaving Columbus at SEQ p n, and an A. n
Ian GUY. Through Chicago express leaves Coluubus
except sunday, a $40 r. NJ with sleeping caF
pS,.II AfnNlng IN Chicago q $50 next morning
BStSn can be secured In advance a UnIon popoi
neket Once Columbua, -'A N'FS'
4. ralmAn's Palace Drawing Room sIeeplns Car,
fpSSSSugn Without change from stsbenvllle Fast 10
irInuaaelphtA and New York. West 70 ColumbuS'
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81 Louil.
1ot hSolgh Tickets, BAgyAge Checks, 8leepInV or
aoecmmodad9ls, and any further inioTmatjon. applV
II 9.S az -. skLLEVILIE, Ticket Agent 81 Pm
1ePot foot Of Eleventh street, or al CITY
nek@ Omes, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
", o! ssR,l Manager, Columbus, %.
min esnl Pass and Ticket Ascent COlumbus, ..
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TOBACCOs.

at noT receiving the following brands Of choice
T1taao4, which viii DO sold subject tOthO Late re-
dust.al In tho U. s. tAx:
IArIaFiIs Climax, = los. MAhos. Navy.
DO 'NIckel Nugget" "a :.
do "Dtme Nugget" IL
do "DOuble-Thick," Soc
Do "Ssvy q" MShoS. Navy.
DO l5-OE. lbs, "
10 Double-Thiek 80 Dark Navy.
Ela:a='I "LOng JOhn,' Mahogany Twins.
10 "l6-oz. pounds, Mahogany.
PSces "Oid TiIne' 8-ply Twist, I-0L-DanVille.
DO "OId Ned" 6-lnch Twist,
"DaEsOn'in sos. Twist.
ozark Lake" 3-OS. Twist.
"OrOnocon 3-ply Twist, t-0G.
"Little Pet" l0.lnch Twist, los.
"ll,Dana" CRbls Coll, l0s.
"NaguOllA" do do les.
"lIeAihen Chlnee" do los.
Silver Boil" los.
Royal Gen" I2-Inch,
Indian" Fine Cut, In pals.
NJ. REILLY.
nyb
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IMAM I! LINE-UNITED STATES Avn
y AZ HSi iv sSTE1A4MEss NEW YORK 10
Every Thur.day or satu,s.,

blank AM 1 BSooSKs-The DAILY ISTEI1I.
dad;s Sss .a;Sass t L ". vi SiI. Ss:. work q All
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TRANSPORTATION,

plTISBuRGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
\ LOUIS RAtLWAY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
M2M5
Tine Table East and West, Noyemher IOib IS7o
1tAn1 leave Pan Handle Depot, foot ii EIeTnnth
49, near Pubic Landing, daily ReSpt Sunday, y
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Financial and Commercial.
Money 6a7 pIr t-eOVernnsnts Outlet
Stocks Firm and Higher.
EIOur steady and UnehanEed-Wheat
Active and HiEher-PFOVisIOns
Active.


NV YORE, November l7.-MoNEY-Ga7
per cent. per aunum, 1872 per cent. per diem,
closing att per cent Prime mercantile paper
5 Ha7 per cent Sterling exchange steady
and lghGr At 81 SOiI. Sight exchange q IS Y.
GovEENNENrs-Quiet and shade weaker.
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C9ie5So or sanduSky. s'''" l"t
q, r 4, mani Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
son,S eosnseSnI are made for all points South Ard
nole route foE eoOnl5tS and perIonS moIIn, ~ ~.
"'e' No" and 70 whom particular attention Z oven.
WI, maEIEL1NGI PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
~ N. LAIN m
T.... mn 1Eladeiphh Accommodation,
TLm neeun g..''..'..............e.30 q. M Ann
odss e. ~ principal points on ale Al benot
oIlee open q all hour during the dAy. OoEU''
Information to the tnyelnS public Sisertul,v s,,.,
3 n T. DEVR1Es, GSn'l Agent, W6eeliSs. - - Il
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csocERIEs AND TosAccos.

MAPLE SYRUP,
vi Ia quart, halt'S'lIOn and slllOu can. War.
Ttatrl pure EJ. Ah1TH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Daily
8AinaEundL.

RAimaxundI.
Odd Fellows regular meeting tonight
At 8 o'clock.
There's q break in the water main in
front of this Office.
Rain again seriously threatened but
reulting Us usual in nothing but wind.
The County Hospital, for the first
time in many months, is without a
patient.
The new two story brick building for
the Elko Bakery, is fast approaching
completion.
The public hall being erected on Rail.
road street by NJ. z. Freeman, is nearly
covered In and enclosed
Some verses under tile heading My
Brother" OH our second page. is we'll
worth reading-and pondoring.
The heavy stone foundation for Free
mans bank building was finished to.
day. and Dudley $ lie is busy with the
floor and roof timbors.
The Red Stocking troupe arrived by
private conveyance from rTscarura last
evening, aud took the east bound train
for Wells. where tLey played last night.
Charley Newman and Eugene Stoltz
have finished packing the stock Of NJ
Bnds. Of which they have had charge.
aud londed II Oh teams for Tuscnrora.
to day.
The young friends o! Eugene Stoltz
and Charley Newman got M II farewell
social party at Granger Hall last even
ing, in order to give the boys a good
s"nd of upon their departure for tho
upper level. 4 goodly number Of young
folks took part in the festivities, which
were greatly enjoyed by the assembled
company.
The term Of Prof. Trips writing aud
drawing school closed las, evening. and
with 1t all further public instruction in
thes, branches, 10y hun; he will, how
ever, at his rooms. give private lessons
Ia the various arts OF which he il mas
tor. MIR. Trip ha' met with very
marked success in his efforts hill in
Elko. ami his positive, pninstakiug in
siTuctinrS have produced application on
the part OF many OF his pupils, result
ing in n degree Of proficiency only nc.
quired IN these branch"s, wien made 4
specially.
= We have now ready for signatures, u
list Tor the nnmcs Of subscribers TO
Harry Mighcls new book. now ready for
issue, emitted "~Srgobrush caves
The WORK contains $50 pages. bound in
cloth. nni will only be issued TO sub
FcTiNcrs. The price OF tho book is ONLY
the" du.InIs. To- Lo paid upon delivery.
We will take tho names Of parties de
string i copy % this spicy ana native
production, uni should DO rlruscd to
I'LL the list before !c,UrniTgi it To Carson.
The marked ability of the author. Is u
sufficient guarantee Uf the merits of the
book. and being ~ home production,
dealing with familiar subjects and
scenes. 1t will readily % appreciated by
ErYudnns.
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From Fridays Daily.
Deeds


The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office since
last Friday.
Robert Hutchinson to S. Lewis, %
feet in the Silver Brick, Good Hope
Mining Observation-Disclosures, 800.
j. A. Savage to I. II. Cookbin, 100
feet in the Atlantic Gable mine, Good
Hope Mining District consideration,
500.
James Jones to Phil. Sullivan, 100
feet in the Snyder mine. Good Hope
Mining Observation-Disclosures, $40.
c. +. Abbott ct al. to W. S. Hillman,
lot on corner OF Weed and Jones streets,
Tuscarorn-considerution, $500.
W. s. Hil!mnn to Eliza A. Young, lot
on corner Of Weed and Jones streets,
Tuscarora consideration, $500.
L. S. Stokes to Columbia Mining
Company, 1900 feet in the Mountain
Laurel mine, Cope Mining District
consideration, $50, 300.
j. A. Savage to Dennis & Fairchild.
lot on Main street, Tuscarora- consid-
GRAFTON, $50.
A. V. Lancaster ct al. to ]. II. Dennis
ct al lot on Main street, Tuscarora-
consideration. 81 20.
J.J. Gnrrecht to NJ. P. Freeman, lot
4, block g, DEMONSTRATION, $3.50.
j. A. Savage TO C. 7. Sullivan, 100
fec, in the Atlantic Cable mine, Good
Hope Mining Observation-Disclosures,
$3.50.
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From Tuesdays Daily. ]
SnimngundI.

snimagundI.
John w;ilia,ns left town for bom ,,,;a
evening.
,.,;,,on, po.c
nm, ,a,,. .~an.s,m., 60" t'"''
ing.
c,,..,,. ,,,
,oo, nI. .,
row not, &c..
~ N","''' VINO hnS peer on |"
'''' eo'e'"' "''"'nS W h'S on nome
L,orin, ho,,,. .nI .haa.naI
'"0 i"
" " "'P'oS'
~. T. haynes m ms been ihid up
ny Illness LOT so'era' weeks past ~ Just
"ole 10 get ABROAD again. looking de-
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SaImAxundi.

The lumber and mill work for Free
mans new bank building ha, arrived.
Henry Mundell's teams started for the
north to.day. loaded with salt for CO.
lumbia.
The rain has started the grass afresh
and the cattle men and ranchers are
jubilantthereat.
Frank Smith is about to start a fast
freight line between this place aud Tus-
carora. jim Mason will have charge on
the other md.
Prof. Graham, ]. L. Tonkins, and G..
l.. Rood nave formed themselves into a
travelling theatrical troupe aud will start
out from here next Saturday.
About a dozen young Irish girls
passed through, on their way to San
Francisco, this morning, to join the
Sisters Of Charity.
A. J.. Pinkstone. special agent OF the
Sacramento Record. Union came up from
CGrlin this morning. and is looking
around in the interest of that paper.
A popularity of the waters of the
Hot Springs is that when squirted upon
n wagon, it changes the color Of tho
vehicle from a dirty brown to n beauti.
full red.
Young Lynch, who pasted Muller, the
main witness in the Hines Ease, was
tried i'll Justice Court to-day. and was
awarded ninety days rations at the
What Cheer House.
Messrs. Graham and Tonsins propose
to give a farewell dance M Granger hall
to morrow night, just prior to their de-
parture on n tom through Idaho, includ-
ing Yankee Fork. The public generally
are cordially invited to attend the social
ut the hall.
A question having arose as the first
specimen Of the genus homo produced
in Elko, the following is republishcd
from the files of our paper of that date:
" Born-In ElRo. July It'll, 1869, to the
wife of Geo. Cans. a son. weighing 1917
pounds. This is the first child born in
Elko."
We are daily recoivin- :4"rs t--~
the East asking information conccrnin G
the quality Of land in this county for
agricultural purposes. IN response We.
will stota TINT thar. 10 plapty anal
arabic land here that has not beer taken
mp and with a little labor the first year
could be made very productive. To
men who wish to farm on a small scale
and are satisfied with a rea 'ouable profit,
the inducements offered here are equal
to any on the coast. The n~ecessaries Of
life are sold at reasonable prices and q
good price is paid for farm produce.
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IRalmnEundl.

W. T. Smith, OF Tuscarora was in
town yesterday.
Johu Williams is in from his ranch in
Mound valley to-day.
W. T. Smith took the train for San
Francisco this morning.
Frank Smith has moved his office
from the Depot building to the old
Office formerly occupied by l.. Wilsey.
Mrs. T. d. Page and niece, Miss
Gilmore. returned to Eureka. by the
train yesterday morning.
DIR. F. F. Muller has arranged to oc-
cupy the brick corner building in which
freeman II Co. now have their Bank.
So soon as the new banking house is
completed. the doctor will transfer his
drug store to the room now occupied by
Freeman 4 Co.
The ladies of Elko are requested to
meet at the church Tuesday, May 2nth,
ut four o'clock to arrange for a festival,
to clea- of a small indebtedness, for
repairing the walk from the Courthouse
To the church, and also u lumber bill
for repairing the Parsonage.
Doc. Terry. L. Osireicher. j. J. Ga
rect aud Frank Rogers returned from
their trip to Union district. Saturday
night. They report the mining pros
poets of the camp as very fllttering, and
are Of tlre opinion that tAe district will
prove 10 Ice IL very valuable Que capital
will he required, however, as we'll as
muscle, TO develop its resources.
IL. G. iiolbruok. travelling agent for
tie boot and shoe manufacturing de
paT,mcnt of the Nevada State prison.
was III town yesterday, and ooh the
strgc for Tuscarura this morning.
Samples Of the convict labor in that
line, which We have seen will compare
favorably with eastern work in appear
ance. aud is much moro carefully
and substantially executed. Gabriel
Cohn, Of this place. has been
selling these boots for some time past,
and they have proven more durable than
any Of n similar character brought to
the market.
Abou: II hundred and fifty head Of
fine beef cattle were brought in here
Saturday evening from the vicinity Of
Pine valley, by M,ssrs. Russell * Brad
ley's men, aud placed upon their river
ranch just above town; these cattle are
for their Elkn markets, and orr citizens
can indulge ia some Of the best beef in
the State. The firm has contracted for
the delivery to parties east. Of some six
teen hundred head Of cattle, eight hun
ed he ~ OF which are now gathered
south OF the railroad, and the balance
are approaching from the west, being
driven from the ranch near Battle
Mountain. The two bands will be con-
solidated nj l~IallccG Station, that from
the south striking tho railroad at that
point. and those from the west passing
through here.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-05-25

Constable Lame Effects n Capture.
Thomas Hines, the young man who
%snddcnly. throw up his position ut the
Depot Hotel md decnmped betwccn two
days without tho usual farewell to friends
and ncquaintanccs. was heard from Sat.
urdNy night vending his weary way on
foot toward the Orient. A Professor Of
tho torpsichcrcnn nrt. from Pnris-a
gnest at tho hotel directly after Limos
departure. discovered that some sixty
dollars, which for grontor safety he kept
slowed in a trunk in his room, had also
d~cc0mprd. md notwithstanding. M tho
Professor himself informs VIZ, lot the
slightcst familiarity had over existed
between himself aud tho porter, M he
associated exclusively with professional
mon, somehow tho impression prevailed
that Hines and tho Professors coin
were travelling in company, in conso.
qucncc OF which, our argus.eyod Consta.
bio has boon keeping his optics peeled
ohh VIII VAtcultu W CHtCu luC hllkut-
est clue as 10 the movements OF tho per-
nmbula.ing porter. Upon receipt Of tho
news above mentioned, Mr.. Lnno ut
once sot out for Wells, and at that place
secured ono Muller who started enst
f.om hero on foot about tho timo of
Hines exit, from whom no learned that
tho latter was roposing In tho sngo only
a short distance from town. TO pounco
upon tho recalcitrant porter was n mere
b Of love, and both the parties were
brought here and housed NJ Fitch's
hotel. After arriving hero Muller
"poachod" giving away the entire
racket. n u vigilant Constable tole-
graphod from Wells this evening whittier
he went this morning, that no had un.
carIhed the coin from its tomb in the
mage. tho information given being quito
correct.