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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

One more article will conclude further
rem arks on the Greenback question in
the GAZETTE.
Mr. W. P.-B -ainard will be ready tc re
seive wheat at the new elevator il. the
course of week or ten days.
Mr.. Th,s. Mcmillan an Son, Nj. Geo.
Crowley and sister and Mr.. dos .ph
Litchtwart an wife are in Attendance at
the ST. Paul Fair.
A valuable dog Of Mr.. o. L Dorn5erg
<:ied one day this week from eating
poisoned meat which it came across on a
hunting expedition.
Nj. Dalton's family returned to tier
home in Illinois last week. Miss Isaaella
Martin accompanied them and will re-
main several weeks.
August Duschrr and Sebastian Wan
dram each contributed to the village
treasury for participating in disgrace
full row a week ago Sunday.
Rev. G. D. Marsh of Illinois, who has
been spending the summer at st. Pet rs,
preached in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning and evening.
The Agricultural Department at va h
ington reports the potato yield Of Ret
wood county as number one crop. both
in quantity and quality.
One day last week, Charles, q son O.
Mr.. Andrew Birum had his shoulder dis
located by being thrown OF 9 horse
which be was riding 7. 9e..s a
: Over two thousand bushels Of wheat
have. been received this week at Mr.. o
p. Whitcomb's elevator. No. wheat Il
worth GO cts, No. ., @ cts.
A new two story frame house Is being
erected on the s. W. Cor. Of Liucoln q
Fourth SITS. by Mr.. VIM. Smith. Th'
work is being done by Mr. Jnc Nc Dcu
gall. M
The pontoon bridges on the 3linnesot'
river at Gsffney's and Curry sfords an
the approaches to them on both sides Q
the river, are completed snd ready TO
travel.
Eddie Bower. grandson Of Ms, B
Brodhead, had the thumb o. his LEI
J hand quite seriously injure i.ene day les
week, while working . sausage grird.r !
. Nelson's butcher shop. iss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

Experiences may be ! dear teacher,
but che ism !, any dearer than some
teachers are tos young men.
A new lot Of fine white fish ii Is
lbs. kits. 4 IS I.
"A choice lot Of new sugar cured
hams al warranted or no sale.
Alcohol viii elem silver, but then
it will clean out all your silver too.
Recellect we are constantly re-
ceiving freshly Drowned and ground
coffee. Z. 81 s9s'gsl is's 81
We are sendeavoring to make a
speciality Of fine canned goods and
at all times shall try to give salts
faction
We have inst Received . lot Of
leaf lard thatsis guaranteed pure.
Arbucklcs, Ar.osa coffee this week.
I. Industry is fortunes right hand,
and Irugality her lei 81 B u
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04
The .ollowine ticket was non'nats, d

The ol'oWsnT- nc et was n6.f.nat's,d
hi the l'icFa St co: 81 ;;SSi;on
W..sitsh slat il, 81 Pal 81 Tlss 5
this vs. ks:3 ;tssovsrnon ] hn 8 '5lsbatg,
Of Hshacp s Il;s ssanEsns }pYe-asa g
4 Gilman # st.aras Sssretary Of
stats IF ! ysn 3aninsaca, 81 Don slass.
St@tr Trea arar Csaries Kittleson, Of
Freeborn. A.tosny General Charles
NJ. Start, If Olmsted Railrosl Commits
sioner-W r. Marshall, of Ramsey
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04
POST-OFFICE.
/. .. ero.n.

REDWOOD IOnGE. no - meets every
Saturday night, at 0'cl1ck.
Brothers tom distance are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Orro DoRSBERa, R. s. A. D. HoLLIpAr. N. G.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

MASOVrC-AvrrQurrrL oD0R No. 81. A r. 4
A. M.-Regulsr meofeugs IN Tho ls md I'd
Wednesdays In eaeh month Ut ssl csctck r
REDWOOD r. A. Chspter q. 4. st-ted Convs
cation. the End and Ath fridays Of each
month.
e. A. CnAxprRw, W.T.. D1cx1xsos.
Sec. II. P.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

On the 9th ult., tws mares were stolen
from the premises Of Mr. Ferdinand
B-e'tkr n. Of Florl, X .nvil Il county On
Saturday morning one of item wss dis.
& verei by : nsighanr re ;osa + = ilvs
miles " tot Flc~s. I,heq at'aer olses q
four yearols' mare snearia lack v-itl q
white rora mark on Der o-sshs8d md 4
hcary i lex mere ard "a J. liss no hsen
found. A liberal reHa d. WI be a;wsn
for TIE cnpturs ofthe thief and shs ls4srri
of tn .:aaima.t Mr. Bri kgsnz. OF sSisierSS E E
Nhitemore at Redwood Fall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

j MES MILAN, County
ions A JAsAsoS, CFuttai
LAsATETT BEDAfs, Committed
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

Martin & Sons have commenced their
arrangements for quarrying stone this
fall and winter and viii get out large
quantity, They have reached a fne qnal-
itv Of gray granite which they regard as
a very superior stone and particularly
suitable for foundations and heavy walls.
1t will also take very high polish.
They have now considerable stone on
hand for sale. 81.
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T.ooa1 News.
Cut down the weeds.

Cut down the weeds. ..9gssso
Subscribe for the GAZETTE
The St. Paul fair had but few visitors
from this point.
A Condensed report of the proceed ngs
of the State Convention will appear next
week
One more article will conclude further
rem arks on the Greenback question in
the GAZETTE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
ma lni..l. KreM...

Nearly complete returns from the city
OF Chicago show the entire Democratic
ticket 70 have been elected by maiori-
ties averaging about 10000. Returns
from country towns will slightly lessen
these msjorities. but NOT alter the re-
suit About ono half the usual vote
wAs casa. Booth ran largely ahead and
Reed far behind on the Republican
side, while Rodgers led all other Dem
ocrats by 400. Complete returns, not
yet verified. give the following result of
the city election: For Supreme Court
Judge. Dickey, Dem. 23,261; Dent,
Rep. l4,472; for Judges of the Circuit
Court, Dems. Rodgers 2 1884, McAllis-
ter 20. 1874; Barnum %. $40. Moran a.
$50. Tuley 3i,l2O; Reps. Booth 1895,
Rosenthal I4.lG7, Buel 1860. Will
liams IL. 556. Reed 10, 730. The result
in the country, 30 far as foreshadowed
from meagre returns, will show q Re.
publican majority there Of from l,4OO
to 1000, leaving a Democratic majority
in the circuit from 1000 to 10. 200. The
result Of the judicial election yesterday
in Cook county is an average Demo-
cratic majority Of 8,225. For Supreme
Court Judge. the majority of Dickey,
Dem. over Dent, Rep. vas 1884. In
the Twelfth Circuit, the Republicans
elected all the Judges.
In view Of the fact that Cook county
has always been Republican, it cannot
we'll be regarded as otherwise than
strange that the present revolution.
ary" Congress failed to scare those
conservative citizens out there, into a
solid Republican phnlan1 in favor of
good government I" as the only anchor
of q forlorn hope.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

TIE Slrer State has the following
items:
Fred Benson, who has been employed
for years on the Humboldt Division Of
the railroad, now wears a brass mounted
cap. having been promoted for faithful
services to the position Of Conductor
by G. w. Coddington, Superintendent
of tho division.
Sheriff Drew, of Sacramento, received
q dispatch from Peter West last Satnr-
day, informing him that a man suppos-
cd to be Tom Lawton, one OF the Tullis
murderers, was in jail here. As the
east-bound train was about leaving Sac
ramento at the time no received the
dispatch, Sheriff Drew did not have
time to make any inquiries Of the OFF,
GERS hero, SO he boarded the train and
arrived here yesterday. He was dis
gusted as well as disappointed to find
that tho prisoner bears no moro resem-
blance to Lawton thnn he does.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

THE story Of the Manhattan Savings
Bank robbery came to light Saturday.
Glenn, Schoolin, and Kelly, on tho
charge Of being implicated, were ar.
rested, and one Of them confessed the
whole plot. The robbery was planned
three years ago, but the band was
broken up by the arrest Of most OF the
members Of tho gang for other crimes.
The matter was oou revived again. and
through tho aid Of q night Waterman a
wal impression was taken of the key
hole eight months after. The robbery
was arranged for Sunday evening. How
we'll the plan succeeded every one
knows, and the burglars carried off over
$4,000. 900 in securities. There are
three more members OF the gang yet at
large, but they are known and will soon
be arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

IL TIE DISTRICT COUET ~ T!IE
] >n'"nlh i~EI.riIl pi.trirt. IL AID fer The
County "i ElLr. state 81 \'yIiI.
In ia" matter "r i!r r-Jair 81 Leopold B!s-
,lufi. Il 'rn-DtI.
O.!"r 60 -lrw r.I-' WIS az I"r Of -tic IT
r.II '-'i'" should met i"' .riut,-I.
card i."rNrN. i,s A'niui-tninr nf III" 80.
tut Uf L",gu.d Ei-,hor. 'i"r,n-.d. htNin.
EHri hi petition o. .r',,. ,lGIl %,'iiL,rI. prlSIr-
IUr ~ "lt Q ": .i!" ui ia" Whuir uT Ih" real
r-;a'. "i -asH d,,'tI,"I. i", The rurI.r-"-i there.
iu poe. iHfiI. u T. the. i,ur u.i"r.,I los aid
Distinct tpu'i. that Az pr.suI- inirTr-l"i Ia
ia tat" 81 sid H"C'r- i. appear u. for" tho
al! ti-tTiri t"G~t. "U Iliyr-tlIy. ih" .Jh div
81 j.un. ~. 81 too" r.uCk :. ". ~ Ihr Court
l:.r'sr 81 -uil bt-irlrl Quart. 80 ih' i'uuft
liIs-.. iu Il" town uT E,,u. CuIuiy e D. L..
STAT" II NrNrii. - -huv rsI-" wis az ord 9
IA rIli u"' L. granted O." ihr ,tIl N,lmiui.ti :
i"f. ~ ~'lL =" mHr.I "l th" al ',iIir al II-
-til d"rrI-',i. at pUli'' ~ prI,,'r -lir. a. u ~
i' E.'r'. tTl. ar TIA Ml"p thereof. .NtI At
'ngy ol ihi- u-i~r h." ,,Iiui .hr,! At ! nj I r
|-'i0'r. g. week. iu ih~ E'Eu iSprrE>p. T,
un''-IHV"t priuind and ruh,.. l.,I h. 4. If
tn.n ard county at En-. Ssi.r T Nr,rt!a.
:. 10. fl.NCk. District Iu,",.
D..vG Hay -. 1919. msrI~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
Lively stock Operations.


The current Of recent events has
given great impetus to business in Wall
street. and many successful turns are
reported where immense profits are
made in short periods The most sue.
cessful way that We have yet heard Of for
operating in stocks is the Combination
Method Of Messrs. Lawrence & Co..
Bankers, New York. By this system
thousands Of orders in various sums are
pooled into one vast capital and operat-
ed under the most experienced and
skillful management, thus securing to
each shareholders superior advantages
and profits. not possible in any other
way. Profits are paid ut end OF 80
days. A gentleman in Boston, made
$7i7 80 o an investment Of 500.
Many Others are doing as we'll or better.
Capital in any amount from $40 to
SlOO, 600 can be used with equal pro-
portionate success by this Combination
or Co. Operative Method. SIS would
make S75, or S per cent. on the stock;
500 would return $500, or 9 Per cent.
during the month. and 10 on according
to the market. The new circular con-
tains "two unerring rules for success"
and full information. 30 that any one
can operate with profit. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Deposits received
Government bonds supplied. Apply to
Lawrence & Co., Bankers. 81 Exchange
Place n. Y. City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
I'IatIuum.

superintendent Crawford, Of the Chr.
son Mint, is In receipt Of a letter from
Professor Edison. making inquiries rs
to the existence Of platinum mines on
this coast. He will require large luan.
titles Of this metal In the manufacture
Of his electric light. Any one capable
Of furnishing reliable information re.
speeding points whore this metal exists,
can aid science by communicating to
that purport with The Superintendent Of
the Mint, Carson, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
"SaeebruHh Lenvea.r

The following gentlemen have been
appointed as an Executive Committee
for the purpo"e Of aiding the sale Of
Harry Mighels' book, "sngebrush
Leaves" viz: Governor j. II. Kin.
kead, Chairman; Samuel Dsris, Secro-
tsry; Geo. A. King. Treasurer; Hon. f.
A. Trittle, Judge T. II. Hawley. Hon.
Geo. g. Gorhsm. The Committee will
issue nn address to the friends OF tho
deceased and appoint sub.agents
throughout the coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
APPLICATION TO SELL REAL e.
TATE.

~ TIE DIST0ICT COURT OH
! M" SOW, nth Judicial District, County IT
Eiku, state e Nrv,ls.
IL the matter nf the Estate % Thomas Wright
dee ASrtl.
\ petition having this Lay ben aItd 10y HrurJ
N"ith'. AdluinistTItnT "f the Est.'r Of Th"mAa
wight Il a. A.ci. praying for All Ori-r to sell
all Va" r1l estate belong NJ 20 sail Estate. and
II appearing 4" the thrfctrum that n l. nrcrs-
-sry To- s"l all 81 the rial Csrsi" lslnu,iuz 10
said ESTATE. " - th"r, fore ordered 10y the Judge
" ills urt lat al! persons iutr' rst-d In thu
t-'hi" ofih" SAT- Deceased. L. AMI appear b. fnr-
this Court "n M"uday tn iG:h iAy uf juno. is5o.
Ai ln"Il"ck \ Not S1il LAY al The t"urt r,-rm
Their f 10 -h"S cause why ~ orirr slIoiIld not
u" I'alt"G q" said AduiuIstrI or a. sell all 81
tler"r! cs'atr u sid l,r-I "a. NnI that a copy
80 THIS order b" published ~ lras' "m'" week
Ter i"ur NuaceE i've Wun., IN the EIkp lSTEryST-
~. q newspaper published ia the County Of
Elku stat" Il Nevada.
J FI.NCK. pist-ic' JuiR--
Dated this 5h LAY IT March. iS5y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
n Skeleton round Asa n Tunnel
Near yIrGinia.

$3.50
Tho skeleton of q man found in an
old Cedar hill tunnel, Monday. was
brought into town last evening. says
the Chronicle Of the 3rd. In collecting
the remains a revolver was discovered,
and in each boot was found a twenty
dollar gold piece. Tho remains OF a
buckskin purse were found and with it
a considerable quantity of gold dust.
The revolver IL crusted over with earth
and bits OF rock. With the remains
were found also two fine silk handker-
chiefs, and these are in an excellent
state Of preservation. The teeth are
those Of n Young man. Physicians say
that the collar bones show that deceased
was a man who had never done much
hard work. Only bits Of flesh and in
there. It is thought the body must
have lain where 1t was found not less
than twelve years. Some are positive
that the mouth OF the tunnel was caved
in and completely closed eight years
ago. 1t is the opinion OF some that
the man was a road agent in the
early days. and getting q death wound
in some attempted robbery on tho high.
way, retreated to the tunnel and there
lay down and died. No memorandum
book or scrap OF paper Of any kind was
found with the remains. Some men
went out to the tunnel to-day and dug
mp some money in the vicinity of where
the bones lay, but how much they de-
cline to say.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
For Yankee Fork.

The Eureka Sentinel Of the 18th snys:
A large crowd gathered at Ed. Deans
at an early hour yesterday morning. to
witness the departure Of Fuller's team
for Yankee Fork. There were eleven
passengers in the wagon, as follows:
j. Dudley, J. s. Williams. b. Boan. A.
Klepfor, james Casey, j. d. McCloud,
Charles Kinney.W. Gruves,J. F. Butler,
Charles Huges, W. G. Ames, Ed. Rogers
and Dominick Gallagher, two old
timers, followed the wagons on horse.
back, and two more, Pat. McGinness
and John Cuf, will follow on horseback
to-day.
Bob Stewart and Ed. Fralick depart
cd yesterday morning by rail. Eur eka
will o o be we'll represented in the new
Ell Dorado.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

TIE losses by the fire at Silver Reef
Saturday are given as follows: Clark
q Moreousc, 81 5000; J. H. Rice. Sl3,-
600; Mrs. X. Hanrehnn, 80, 100; p. Har-
ri on, $4,000, insurance, $40. 900; II.
Krau Sc, $1,000; n. Quillan. $4,000; F.
Hamernick. 50, SEQ; J. Swartz, $40, OOO;
insurance, s3,000i Heitzleman & Pou-
jade. $4,000, insurance, $4,000; p.
HcitzlemAn, "a, %. Foreman, 81, $40;
Quillan & Mahoney, $4,000. E. John
son, $4,000; A. Winquist. 80, 900 Heck
athorn & Co., $4,000; Pete Clancy,
$4,000; Mat Coschina, $1,000; John H.
Cassidy. $4,000; Jacobs & Sultan, S.
600; Blake Boyden, $4,000; Mrs.
Grsmbs, 5000; George Goldth~ait.
$500.
The Of the fire is still q mys-
terry. The flame spread with remark
able rapidity. allowing very little time
to save property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
Miles, the PoIyramIst, sentenced.


In the Third District Court of Utah,
on Monday, John Miles. found guilty
OF polygamy in that Court some time
since, was sentenced for the crime, to q
fno OF 800 and Eve years imprison.
ment in the penitentiary at Lincoln,
Nebraska. This being the full limi. Of
punishment ixcd by law, the prisoner
was constrained to remark to the Court:
81 am extremely obliged TO you, SIR"
The delay from time to timo OF sen.
tence in this case, has been caused by
tho absence Of the United States Attor-
ney, who has been in close attendance
upon the Court at Provo, during the
past two weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT o.
y the seventh Judicial M.,ret u the - te Of
NerAdA, In md for the County Of klko-
Jennie Ransom. Plaintin. AgLnsI GeDnRO ~.
Rznsom. Defendant.
Action brought IN the District Court Of tn
Seventh Jndicial District OF the stut- of Ney..IN
In and Tor the County Of Eiko. ami the Com.
plant nbsd In the Office OF the Clerk Of .ald d.
tnct Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to aeonr,
W.. Ransom. defendant: You are h reby ~
quirrd 10 appear I'm an action BROUGHT a..nin.t
you oy tht above uAmed Plaintini IN. Distrtcf
Court 81 the seventh Judicial District Of the
Slate OF Nevada. la and for the County Of E1kb-
and to answer the cofnpi ,int MEL therein Ni,hIn
ten days exclusive II the day OF ~seryical nn-F
the service ON you OF this Slmmuns-if served
within this County; or. IL SERVED out OF THE
County. but Ia this District. Within twenty days.
otherN Use. within forty days or Judgment by
default will he taken against 700, acclriiny %
the prayer Of saki complaint.
The said action IL brought to obtain fUdA
mcnt and decree Of this Court 'hat the ipnds Of
mAtriinonV hes eto:urc AMI noW existing b-tur~n
the Plaintiff and Defendant. b. dinsoIyrf. Thai
tue care aud custody Of their minor child FlmAY
Ransom. he awarded To the Plaintin during the
minority of said minor child. and FIR such other
AMI further relief a- I" the Court may seem Juss
and proper and for costs Of suit, And won Are
hereby notified that n you TAIL to appear anil
answer said complaint a- above rr,IuIrnl. the
aid Plaintiff will apply u the Court for the NJ.
lief herein demanded.
Given under my hand aud the sal of IN.
District Court Of the Seventh Iuii-
cial ltstTict Of the state of Nevada.
lsEALl County Of Elko. this lOth day Of
March In the year VI our Lord nDo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and seventy.
niue.
mloi?o o. = GREEN. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

Mt. ErNA is ejocting an enormous
volume Of ashes. The Commune of
Mayo has been obliterated. CaselIo is
threatened. Many large and valuable
estates are destroyed. A stream Of lava
which has interrupted the road at Passo
Pesoaro is half o mile wide and q hun
dred feet deep.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

The Democratic and Greenhack State
Conventions both met a. Columbus,
Ohio, yesterday. The contest for the
nomination for Governor on the Demo.
cratic ticket, was attracting all the in
terest at last accounts; the fight having
narrowed down to Rice and Bishop, the
present incumbent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

1.-THE Lord loveth n cheerful giver."
but there's no use Of chucking a copper
cent into the contribution box loud
enough to make the folks on the back
scat think the communion service has
tumbled off the altar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

AFTER a perusal of the proceedings of
the w~orkingmen's Convention in San
Francisco. Thursday. it becomes appar.
ent that tho organization proposes to
stand exclusively upon Its own bottom,
and will nominate a full ticket Of its
party, avoiding all coalitions from any
and every source.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
WHY STAY POOR ?
DROsPECrISG OFTEN PAYS
i IdleIess never.

The millions Of the Co nstnrk were = iucSY
hnd. Worthless lppSing rock l.. often rich In
tr-iSi-r NJ LA iViIi- . II upir Assay mNI,
milionaires OF many. Oih"r bon InZL ~ Wh-r,
least -l-I+ci'"l await tho cptnIng uc sorue m.
kLCwn needy man. Who l.. he.
At SirniniL CITY, Nevada. a-sAys fnr God All
SilNer ar male At 81 ~ p"r sam Jlr. by CbS.
RAD Wki6ANi'. fpruIrrlV the Suparvi .ing A.
saycr Of th- y -. Mint a. \ IN FraIrI~cp.
The mail will carry or~---aiup,cs u hts on o..
frr v CENT per once.
E-1 nr's come Dala toy return IN Ill. or results
ale ir.-graphs,i ~h"l n1IrrrIu,.
Al cost delays anl ri.S- ia ~ uittl - mNn-V,
ar a~vpil'~t by toe purch ~" at = RrnitiNnns
Ticket f"r sl.on 1t tho 1'sd-prnient .JficS.
1rv your luck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

DAsDURY, Conn, has a boop.rolling
prodigy. Tommy Moran, by name. Last
Saturday he rolled fifteen hoops to
Bethel, two miles and back. Afterwards
he kept fifty hoops in motion at n
Tina
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

KATE SHAY, the woman whose care-
lessnoss In October, 1876, caused the
Ere which nearly wiped out Virginia
CITY and produced q shrinkago OF sever.
al millions Of dollsrs in the stock mar
ket died Friday afternoon at tho Storey
County Hospital.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

IT Is now believed by those having
opportunity TO judge, that the Presi-
dent will sign the appropriation bills
in tho form the Joint Caucus Committee
has decided to send them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

Ar q recent general baptism in Texas,
whom tho fourteen candidates walked
down 10 tho water, fifteen revolvers were
deposited ON the bank OF the stream
that Of tho preacher making the IF
taonlh,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08
bullion shipment.

The Independence Company shipped
last night, by Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S EI-
press, five bars Of bullion valued at
5000 G2.
At the same time the Argenta Com
pauy shipped five bars. valued at S9.-
$50 l0.-7Ymes. Rcri,r 3rd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

TIKI Supreme Court OF Utah now in
session, in the appealed case of Reyn-
olds, convicted of polygamy. ordered
that the hard labor" clause in his
sentence by the District Court, be COM
muted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

IT is reported that A. v. Hoyt, await
ing suit against him for libel brought
by w. S. Comins OF White Pine. has
left the country. We have no hesita-
ton in saying we do not believe the re-
port-unless tho latter has withdrawn
the suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-06-08

TIE steamer China sailed for Hong
Kong, via Yokohama Monday. Among
the passengers wero seventeen Chinese
lepers, who have been inmates Of the
county pest house al San Francisco for
several months. They are now shipped
TO China by order Of the Supervisors.