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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
COMBINATIONS.

CONTRIBUTIONS. ts 'a'
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President, this
afternoon, withdrew the nomination Of r. 8.
Matthews as United States district Judge for
Maryland and substituted Thomas J. Morris.
Baltimore, and the Senate confirmed him with
out debate or division. The Senate also con-
frmed John Hunter, Missouri, chief Justice of
Newton to be colonel, and Maj. Geo. II. Mem
dell, lieutenant colonel of engineers.
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Facing Il. England.

LONDON, July 1.-The July stakes at New
market were won by Mask, Ambassador second,
Evasion third. Lorillard's Cherokee, against
which betting was ak to one, came in fifth.
i Lorillard's Pappoose, Meriad and Geraldine,
which were entered to run for the July stakes
for two-year-old colts and FLIES, 1T the New
scratched. 4 3csst2 # ss,a e4I
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MD SON.

Officers Elect of the Normal schoo, Board
Children Poisoned by Wild Parsnfp.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, July 1.-The board Of regents
of the Normal schools are holding their annual
meeting here, all of the regents present except
Gov. Smith. The following officers were elect
led for the ensuing year: President, j. II.
Evans, of Platteville; vice president. s. NJ. Hoy,
of Oshkosh; secretary, W. b. Chandler, of Sun
Prairie. Miss Swart was transferred from the
Oshkosh Normal school to River Falls. The
report of the president recommends a motli6-
cation of the course of study. at,tl6tEt
Two children of Henry Ebrecht, of Morrison,
were poisoned by eating wild parsnips last
night. One dieo soon after and the other is
not expected to survive.
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pieces. value, 1926; quarter dollars, $50 pieces,
value $1l2; dimes, 44O pieces, value $45; total
27,22S,4sO pieces, value, $27,227. 49,. Stand
ard silver dollars coined to date, S35, sol, 600.
Coinage during the year ending June. 1879,
1897, 234, $40.
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Private Signal Corps, o. 8. A.

When leaving home for the summer vacation.
the prudent provide themselves with DR..
Jayne's Carninativ. BALKAN. in orderto treat
promptly and effectually sudden attacks Of
cramp, diarthpa, dysentery, cholera morbus,
etc. com plants more or less prevalent every
where at this season Of the year.
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channels of the bay eff Funda and tho Missis-
sippi river to and through Hudson's bay. Re
ferred to.
The committee appointed to wait on the
President reported he had no further commu-
nicatiou to send.
THE LAST ACT.
At 5 F. NJ. President pro tenn. said: Senator'S
Thanking you sincerely for the respect and
appreciation expressed in your resolution
adopted day and for the kind aid you have
uniformly given me while temporarily per-
forming the duties of the chair, and wishing
you all pleasant return to your homes, l now
in obedience to the concurrent resolution of
the two Houses declare the Senate adjourned
without day. (Applause on the foor.)
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Tr0ttia0 at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The opening trotting
meeting at the Chester park course to-day drew
"a large attendance, and with fine weather and
splendid track there was some excellent sport.
First race, 2:40 class, for purse of $1,000
divided, twelve started and q dark horse won.
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4, Yesterday being the thirteenth anniyers.rv.
of the confederation Of the provinces il va
observed rs general holiday throughout the
Dominion. IS, ~ Z,
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me Urited States sloop. Wachusetta. sailed
terday. - - u'y4'sue ye''
q i. Inc Muaic Teachers' National Association Il
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RIVER, VERSUS. LAKE.
TIE PRECAUTIONS TAKEN 10 PRO-
TE0T LIFE ON THE RIVER. .f,..i

Statement Of the Dying Engineer-An In
teryiew with Con. Stevenson, the River
Inspector-sHjs Lack Of Jurisdiction
Over Inland LAX es-Tho SoverosTest APP
piled to River Steamers---No Incompetent
Engineers Allowed Regulations Which
Should BIO Applied to the Lakes. i s,.fts
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PERSECUTION ra..c Under tho Election Laws,

Prosecution Under tho Election Laws.
CnoINsATI, July l,r7Judges Swing Gin tbe
United States district court, to-day sentenced
Gus CLARK, member Of the city council To-
one years imprisonment and : 6ne Of ESQ, for
neglect of duty - Judge Of election, Int
fall, the election being held under the United
States supervisor law. Clark's attorney will
case to the supreme court to test the sconstitu-
tionality of the election law. The execution
of tho sentence i,suspended for thirty days 10
enable the necessary steps to be taken.
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The boot and shoe bottomers of Milford
Mass, have been granted an advance. Of fifty
cents per case, to::commence from the lst inst.
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In Catholic circles in New York it is said the
West is to have . cardinal.
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Means. !. :. !. :. 20. $40 e7.e $40 Sc

GENERAL ITEMS.
Highest barometer, 30.303, on 10th.
Lowest barometer, 29.232, on 18th.
Monthly range, .071.
Highest temperature, s1.5 deg. on 18th.
Lowest temperature, A deg. on I'd.
Monthly range, 81. 5 deg.
Prevailing direction of wind, southeast.
Total rainfall, l.76.
Greatest velocity of wind, 40 miles per hour
on the 10th, from south.
Total number of miles, 1874.
Number of clear days, Is.
Number of cloudy days, 8.
Days on which rain or snow fell, IL.
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES.
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METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY.
For the Month of June. 1879, St. Paul,
~ itt ~ Minnesota. LIS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20
4 bonanza or Tcnwor's.

At intervals during tho past three
months, We have heard mention made
iy some Of Professor "ripp's pupils. Of
some beautiful pen drawings upon
which lo was crgogol. hut until lns.
evening, had no opportunity To crafty
Rdcsirc . lu0k upon the work which had
excited so much comment. We We @
prepared to sec something beyond The
product Of ordinary skill, but were
agrechbly surprised to fluid the reality
far exceeding our highest expectations.
Tho five principal pieces ARE large. anil
IN both outline and shading, are mar
Seis Of beauty and art, surprising ANY,
thing We had conceived possible with
simply pen and ink. Tho five pieces
referred TO nre in Urge handsome
frames. and were designed aud exccut.
ed as specimens for public exhibition
10y the Professor, ia his tom through
Nevada, Utah. Muutann Idaho and Colo.
RADIO. The first isa life size portrait Of
the Professor himself, surrounded by
mn elaborate and most Hastily oval
%borl,ring, the picture presenting him
ns naturally ns a photograph. The
second trenches upon tho pathetic. rep.
rcscniing n distressed aud poverty.
stricken orphan. boy in nm attitude Of
deep grief. crouchcd upon his "shiners"
stand. 4 magnificent specimen OF n
horse, and another equally fine one Of
n sting. come next, tho fifth being q
humorous representation OF u Good
Templar, ]personated by q whimsical
looking frog seated upon u toad. stool
beside his nntivo element. whilo in front
of him upon n larger fungus which
serves "a n table, lies tho cold
water pledge, whilo beneath 1t,
nj tho terminus OF n well
beaten rond leading to tho grave yard
hard by. Is n fierce looking jug with
tho stopper extracted. II IL tho intcn.
ton Of the Professor TO place these on
exhibition nj the postoGiIo. they will
finally decorate his san Francisco In.
slituic Of ~Pcumnnship. Tho Professor
has just completed II lifc.sizo portrait
u townsmnn. James Clark. which
IL particularly fine, aud one Of tho latc
Governor l.. X. Bradley, is now under
way. Those portraits are really extra.
ordinary productions. talent OF a high
order, NJ we'll rs consummato skill DO.
ing necessary to such achievements,
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SUMMONS,

IN TUE DISTRIsT COrnT OP
L the seventh Judicial District VI the 81 10 OF
Nevada. III and for The Couuty Of Elko
Jennie Ransom. Plaintiff. az inst George W.
ransom. defendant.
Action brought in the nis'rict Court Of The
ieyeuth Judicial District of the State Of Nevada
In and for the County Of klko, and tito Cont
plant filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of said ID.
trict Court.
The State OF EevAdA sends greeting TO George
w. Hanson, defendant: lou AIe n reby re-
lrircd To appear IN an action brought against
you by tht above named Plaintiff In the District
Court Of ihe Seventh Juiicial District Of the
state ~ Nevada, in Ard for the Coua;y OF Eikb,
md to answer the compl int filed therein Within
zen Ivy exclusive Of the day uf ~srryieel aitSr
the ser ice on You OF this S immuns-lf sirved
within this County; or, II served ont of this
county. but IN this District. within twenty ,lAyst
otherwise, within iocty dsys--nr judgment By
default will be ttken against you, ArcJrding ~
the prayer OF sail comp,aiut.
The said a ton IL brought to obtain . jude.
mcnt AMI decree Of this Court that thc bonds uf
matrinony lie: cto'ore and now existing between
tue Plaintiff and DcfrndInt, he dissolved. That
the cafe aud custody or their minor child ElmaY
dansom. he awarded 10 rbe PiAIDtin during The
minority Ot said minor child. aiId Z r such Ufhnr
md mrt.er relief AZ g. ihe Court may seem just
AID pro- or and for costs OF suit. And yuu Ars
hereby notified that n You TAIL to ApIlear aud
answer said complaint a. above feqnirrl, tina
said Plaintiff wi apply to the Court Tor the RI,
lief he.ein ':enHuIed.
Given unIer my hard aud the seal nf tho
District Court Of The Seventh JuiL
cial ~istrict al the state Of Nevada,
isEALl County Of Elko. this 10th day o.
March In tho year OF our Lord oIp7
thous .ndeishthundred and seventy
nine.
mloioO o. E. GREEN. Clerk.
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from Wednesday,. r.ily.f
RaIsaaSundi.


The District Court has adjourned for
the term.
A handsome light spring wagon of
Stndehaker manufacture. has just Rr-
rived hero from the East for Henry
Voight. Of Lamoille valley.
A couple large galvanized teaching
vats for use at Columbia. have been re-
ceived here from the east, consigned T.
u. Il. Van Duser.
Qnite . number OF stock men left
here yesterday to take part IN the horse
rodeo which has jIst begun in the
southern part of the county. according
to published notice.
The special meeting Of the members
Of E!ko Lodge. No. 10, F.S An. called
to take place this evening has been
postponed until tomorrow evening. at
the hour designated in our yesterdays
notice.
Ell. Seitz is down from Deelh to-day.
and looks robustus as al honest rancher
should. lie is raising his own beef
now, and by the first Of next April.
think. he will be able to rely upon his
own resources.
John Aiuley. wife and fumily tool
tn tram for San francisco yesterday
morning. Mr.. Aiuley will return home
about the first 81 the month, but the
family will probably pass several weeks
in til. Golden State.
Dorsey Bros two horse thorough
brace outfit, loaded with the twelve
disciples-Of Isaac Waltou--togcth,r
with tackle and several demijohus Of
bait, struck out this morning for Kit
fridge Canyon. The party has designs
upon the inhabitants of the pearIy
stream which How down hill in that
vicinity. II the demijohns Of bait are
not exhausted too quickly, tue party
will remain until evening aud indulge
the luxury Of Il fish barbecue, We our
self, will he content with just sufficient
for Il fry.
Sheriff Fitch received last evening q
Telegram from the Sau Francisco au
thori,ies infinitely describing one Sam.
uel Chh!fInt, a dentist, who left San
Francisco by the east.Dound overland
train, Monday, aud authorizing the
arrest and detention of said Chalfant,
who. it appears, is the supposed mnr-
der,r of Bacon, the Goodyear Company
Agent. Who WAS found in his room at
the Baldwin Hotel. dead, and a bullet.
hole through his body, aud for the de
lection of the pcrpetratOr of which
crime, Baldwin offered reward Of $500.
Another Dispatch from the San Fran
CISCO authorities received 10y the Sheriff
to-day announced that Chalfant had
just boan captured.
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Rnlnnz.nai.

At the Masonic meeting to be held at
their hall this evening. business Of im-
portance. in which every meuiper is Iii
rcotly interested. vii: be presented for
consideration. and it IL earnestly desired
that all brethren in good standing will
make it n point to be present ut 7:3O
o'clock.
Professor Graham gives another Of
his very pleasing entertainments, at
Granger hall, to-morrow night. As n
yentriloquist and illusionist. Mr.. Ora
ham made it clearly apparent to the
large audience which greeted him at his
last appearance. that he is in no respect
inferior 10 the best travelling profes
SIGNALS.
The programme Tor 10 morrow even.
ing is u first class one; entirely new,
aud embraces a great variety Of feat
both to mystify aud muse. Home tai.
cut should always have the preference
where, as in this instance, it is equal to
the foreign. anl for the nominal SUN OF
50 cents, the audience can not only en-.
Joy a number one exhibition, but can
also take part in the pleasant social
dance which concludes the entertain
ment. Tickets for sale at the Postoficc.
A couple of our old time citizens. J
c. Baker aud 5. Ct. Smith. fired by the
e%nliyuning reports OF riches lying about
loose in the streams aud mountains to
the north. loaded up their Hour and fry
pans, and with y fat stranger from
Eureka. upon whom they migLt feed i'll
ctse of emergency, struck ont this
morning for the auIiferous sands OF the
tortuous Snake. They are headed now
direct for Lanes diggiugs up in Idaho,
but are under no bouds to remain Their.
il they don't like it, for with tho fat
stranger held in reserve, they may pusb
on TO Yankee Fork, Teutonic Fork or
any other particular fork they may take
II fancy to. with very little danger from
starvation. We hope, however. that
they may be successful in their search.
realizing their most hopeful anticipa
tions, without the necessity Of mani
Testing cannibnlistic proclivities. by re-
ducing the stranger to rations.
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The Eureka SeHLineI, referring to the
excursion to this place under the auspi-
ces OF Bullion Encampmcnt No. 10.
l. O. o. +, says:
4 train will be chartered to run
Though to fiko, and will reach that
place ubUu; noon, and remain until
about two o'clock on tho afternoon of
the Goth. rhe fare for the r0und trip
will be but 81 80. AMI it Will afford
everyday who want II little recreation
To take 1t ut small expense.
Oar people will be glad to learn hut
"A large delegation II the fraternity and
their friends from Eureka will assist at
the celebration Of the 2jtb, hut so far
as We have been able tu ascertain, the
officers Of Elko Lodge have received, ms
yet. no official notification Of tho fact.
This matter should be attended to ns
soon as possible, in order that pIepara-
tons for the proper reception Of their
very welcome guests may be made by
the Elko lodges. We presume. how
over, the delay has been accustomed by
n desire to obtain tho approximate mum
Der Of those who will take part in the
excursion.
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Every person who reads tho news
papers or has q taste for general imfor-
complete Atlas OF the world. Tho odi-
ton Of Mitchcil's New General Atlas of
tho World 10y bradley, Garrison n Co.
OF Philadelphia, il tho latest aud most
complete work of the kind published in
America. 1t is posted up to date, has
several new and interesting features, and
Is several dollars cheaper than any
other work OF tho kind. Agent now at
tho Depot llotol.
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TnE scarcity ri u~It:n"u.,S, gold and
silver, mud tho difficulties IN. ( in srcur
ing them. IL = surg indication Of their
vIlur. Thu, II IL will, valu bile meli
cine: DR.. Aug. Kuiscr's celebrated
German Pulmunic Elixir. through the
JEALOUSY of rivals Inns met With the mos,
bitter opposition. anI apparently al.
most insurmoumtablc q s~,aolcs have
been thrown in its way; but its Oppo.
ncnts might IA we'll try to change the
course Of the sun. sweep back the ocean
with Il broom or put ont n prairie fire
with II tear. For the cure of throat anl
lnng diseases. such as coughs. colds.
consumption and bronchial affections.
IL IL nnrqualled. lis cures are truly
magical. Ask your druggist, +. +.
Muller, for IL. The genuine bears the
prussian Cont Of Arms, tho fac-simile
signature Of DR.. Aug. Kaiser. and has
his ain blown on cvory 75.cent bottle
Triul bottlcs % cents.
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Yesterdays Afternoon Hoard.
% Raymond & Ely, So
2lO Eureka Con, l5L l6X
10 ! ckson, Ia
ST. Phenix. 3
30 GIlu, 3Uc
$50 Belle, So
25D Manhattan, 2X
IL Day, Sc
800 Hamburg. SOC
275 Hillside, 205c
700 Highbridge, SOC
100 Paradise, ~
100 Albion. 25c
3G5 Bodie, % Q
$40 Bcchtel, l55c l60c
200 McCliutou, ll5c l20c
29I Tioga. pa 230c
470 Summit, 2lQc
iSD Bulwor, % ak
81 Goodshaw, 4Uc
I5) B~elevidere, ~
1899 Champion. 800
1920 Blackhawk. 81 ~
$50 South Bndie. soc 3Oc
10 Booker, roc
500 5. Standard. $50 200
90 Richer, Use soc
eco Mono, 81 3O5c
90 Tiogn, "a
1870 Con. Pacific, az 1850
1000 University, $50
$50 Dudley, soc IOc
1850 Jupiter, Go Csc
$50 MONDAY, 2GUc
$50 White, q
$50 $. Bulwer, SIC 9oc
no Tip Tor, zoe
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From Monday s Daily.l
SaInlnguudI.

Dan Murphy came down from Hallcck
thi, morning and continued westward
by the train.
Hoe Mason came mp from San Fran
cisco by last evenings train and remain
ed over here to day.
Pullman's splendid private palace
car. with Mrs. Pullman and party as
occupants. wat attached to the west
bound train this morning.
Henry Piughoff came down from Tus-
cnrorn, Saturday, aud passed yesterday
pleasantly among his kipsfolk. taking
the stage for home this morning. He
looks hearty aud cheerful as usual, re-
tanning his avDIrlupois with vigorous
Pertiuaci,y.
Mrs. Kyle, Of MGrysville California,
who has been Oh 4 twelve months visit
here, with her mother. Mrs. Vim. Plug
hOff, departed for her home by this
mornings west bound truin. The dem
Onstrations of tho family at her depart
ure made il clearly apparent that another
' ~prolongatiou Of the lady's visit would
IN 'et their hearty approval.
Fred Wilson arrived here from Tus-
carora yesterday, bringing the body of
T.. Goodman. the man who was acct
dcutal!y killed III the Independence
shaft, I've "r three days ago. The re-
muius were i'll charge of IA brother Of
The deceased. who accompanies them on
tie way to Pl,itsburg. New York. the
brothers old home. The corpse was
placed upon the east bound train last
evening. and the bereavvd brother
started on his sad journey ncross the
continent.
Our former townsmaD, Al. SouIhard.
with his wife aud family, arrived here
by the train lust { ening from Sacra.
meuto, where they have been living
since leaving THscHTorr about seven
months ago. We are sorr, to learn tha;
Mrs. Sou;hard's health has not been
benefited by the change OF climate, aud
her physicians pronounce her case as
critical. Mr.. Southland Informs us that
he' VOICE. Nh'eh WAS very w,a"' Is no"
almost gone aud her lungs ARE seriously
affected. The family age awaiting the
arrival OF Mrs. Southard's sister. who IL
to be here this evening WITH whom they
return 4" That ii'c". The friends AMI
HcIuu'n''hc'S at tho "IA'ct"d LAZY Will
De Hoi'S I" hear oi h'r great hIsi"r'"h'
ann extend tn'IF s!inp"thics To The
iHiiiiy.
4. y. Stone. who l. directing the i'm
pruy,Iurut- upon the University grounds
I]uiprmis ws this evening that operations
axe abpTt drawn to u close. The entire
S]r"unis Lrvc been thoroughly manfred
and P!og1d, Il broad, siuOotLc grade
buIlt from ;br vest enhance gate To- tho
University buiI ling; recreation grounds
prepared IA lh2 rear nnH a close board
d''i-'"H fence "'"ctel Or'wa"u TIA $50
.! Inc i"' "~'P'f'hehih '"S'ih'r
WI" " number col "'"'F i"i''"'c'
u "' ''~'''a' "N 'H7'''''''' We
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MncInr ~ McII..

May s-lIalf milo and repeat, FREQ
for all horses in Elko County.
May 0-Single dash, half mile. FREQ
for MI horses in the County that have
never run for money.
Tho purses will 10 larger than have
ever boon given in the county before.
Amount will bc named M soon as tho
subscription list is filed.
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A LEWISTON, Me-, gentleman set n
tramp at work saving wood. Instead
Of paying strict attention to the saw
horse, the tramp cut out tho copper bot.
tom Of tho family wash.bOiler aud sold
IL TO q junk dealer.
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Rev. Mr.. MsCulloch, who recently
returned from n short trip to til,
extreme northern part of the county, in
forms us that during his absence HI
visited n new mining district situated
upon the Bruneau, from which some OF
the richest surface ore he had ever seen.
was being taken; not in quantities, how
over. as the veins carrying the ore men
toned are very small. He reports ar
abundance OF quartz in the district, and
the discovery Of n number Of good.sized
reads carrying good Gre, but the owner
are few and without the means to de
velop their claims. Tho approach t.
the new camp from here is long, and
part of tho way extremely rough and
precipitous, but from Deeth, thirty mile,
east upon the railroad. an open val
ley extends clear through to tho. mines.
which are not above thirty miles dis
tant. The mines are III q beautiful sec
ton Of counsry-plenty Of grass. water
and woodland are so situated that
wagons may DO driven directly 10 them
by the route mentioned, without th
cost of building road. From what we
can learn, we incline to the opinion that
this district is destined to deyelopu into
one OF importan 20.
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Everybody ~ l.Inbic 10 Accident.

Everybody ~ Linbic 10 Accident.
The statistics Of tho Travellers In.
suranco Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for a
great variety Of accidents, 500 OF Thorn
railway accidents. and the balance. cuts,
falls, Sprains, Cunning. burns. horse
and carringe injuries, needles, splin,ors.
bites, every conceivable thing. A yearly
policy Is cheap. Got one.
II. VI. GR,ST, Agent.