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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE d j
Real Estate

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tmkr
~ In pursuance Of an order Of the District
Cont Of the Seventh Judicial District, In and
for the County Of Elkn State or N,vadA.
made on the 18th day OF March, A. D.. 1870. In
the matter Of the estate Of VIM. NJ. stafford,
deceased. the undersigned. the AdminIstTaior
Of the said estate, will sell at public auction.
to the Highest bidder, sST cash, g0ld coin Of
the United States; cash to be paid at time OF
the talc, OF on confirmation OF tho sale, and
subIretio CONSERVATION by sRId DistFiel Court,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of APRIL,
A. ID. 16D, alta o'clock n. At the Court House
In Blko, County OF Elko, State OF SeyndA. all
the right, title, Interest and estate OF the said
VIM. ~. BtAdotd nj tho lime Of his death, and
all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation Of Law or otherwise.
the said VIM. v. STAFFORD Al Inc time Or his
death. In and TO AL that certain lot. piece, or
parcel OF land, situate, lying and being In the
said County OF; Eiko, State Of Nevada, and
bounded and described n follows. to wit.
Being hftcen (i5) feet front on the westerly
aldo OF lot numbered eighteen Qs), In block [,
In the town and County Of Eiko, State OF
Nevada. fronttng On Railroad street. in said
town. and running hack one hundred 400
feet TO nm alley. and adjoining on the eastihs
once. "
Terms and Conditions Of SAKE. Cash. on the
day OF sale, or on confirmation OF snle BY said
District Court. Deed At expense Of purchaser.
10. ugsuuuLy So ISAAC YATES,
Administrator OF the estate oI VIM. n. Star.
= Elko, Nsyads, March 10. 1850.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11

G4 ttaN agNf ~~s-e- +. tH. I'D rt.f#g 1
PgA--P~rs1ns h4vJpr w>ws io do r.I do |
will TO await pr. Jcssup's Atrrlls
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter OF the estate OF Truman vcitr,
deceased. iN fAlH'-at Ht' To sIu1 .
NotIee 10 hereby giyen by the undersigned.
Administrator of the estate of Truman VcitE,
having claims against the said decreased, to
exhibit them with the necesrary vouchers.
within ten months. AMER the fret publication
Of this notice 10 the raid Administrator Mt his
rezidence In the town OF ,klkoI County Of
Elko, State Of Nevada.
E27l ISAAC YATES. rHil
AdminIstretor ofihe estate Of Truman veitx,
Deceased.
Dsio4 at Rlko. March esth. isso. ri .f.r,V !
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11

VIZ uAvE REDUCED OUR RATES FOR
w DIns on New York 20 = Of Z PEI esst
Osr NSw Tstk draNs are AVAILABLE AT
AMI PoIST'lN THE EAST, and he 40
that theY are drawn to ocdsr renders them Of
no value e any one exeeptthe party entitled
70 thefr piynent: and being drawn In dupi:
cate, . seosnA drAft eaA Be forwarded 81 IL
hrst should be lost. iTheT are MUCH MORE
DESIRABLE THAN p. o. ORDERS, a. H.
latter are only drawn sIngly and are -
good In the hands of our not entitled to then
~ In the hands OF this owner, AID IL they all
INTO the hands OF . dishonest party and are
paid, the owner has no remedy WhAteVsS.
hIlt3 3rE .i-I ~ ..rI gf.-f.ft r|
slight Cheeks - SsA IraneiSeo ~
.Hia ken Ht PAr fer View YSrk d
Drafts a.d YsreiE. 1nIs im.'
Sf ExehanEe.
EIko. Nay -, 1872.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-11
ouR ONLY AUTHORIZED AsEIT.

C. W. CRANE. Room -. siA PiAe sireet and
No. 10 Leidesdor6 atreet, nan RrAheisco,
Cal. sole agent for the BLK l-NDEr1SDENr,
6. authorized TO contract for Advertisements
tyr rs at our lowest rates. Ofdefr len With
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

The business done In State bonds was covePed ~
sales of Alabamas, class A, at 59la and Virginia <
consolidated ex-matured coupons, at 6lae Acussi-
ana consols were quoted at 45s4a46i2
OF city bank stocks there were sold Metropoiitau
t2O) at 145 and Continental t7) at f15.
The principal business done ip railway ocnds Wa
limited to the speculative classes aud they fooweo
the fluctuations of their kindred shares. The trans
actions in Erie second consols amountea g
81 7O7. .OOO at prices ranging FROM 80 y 10 S0z20
9Ols against 89l SATURDAY., and the funded 6s rose
from s44 to s60S6l. Missouri Kansas and Tex@a
consoIs were steady at sa105ss and ths seconds
at 86065a. Boston, Hartford and Erie irsts were
strong rising from 43lA to 43f044az. q. q. ana 4.
c. firsts sold in small amounts mt S6a4 the incomes
falling from 40 to 3sis Lehigh and WiIkcsbarfe
consOls were 81 higher at 98x, and Chesapeake and
Ohio first series b were u higher ut SO, the cur
rency interest debts rising per cent TO ~.
Canada Southern frsts at 93, Ohio ana
Mississippi seconds at 111l90111, and ~.
Louis and Iron Mountain incomes at ~
were firm. Denver and Rio Grande firsts Yielded
10 per cent TO 1O4 the second consols being steady
at o47s as also were Kansas Pacific consols at 943
Texas and Pacific incomes declined 4 per cent
to SO.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained S762. 81 on bals,
ancc, made up by gains Of $30s, ,677 currency and
1853 033 coin. This makes the net gain since frl.
day S262 no Money was easier again to-day. bul
the rates, being from down to per cent were uoe
number Of borrowers for sums ranging from
$4,000 to sooOoo is steadily Yels iRcrsasiug: u,:
aa last omoied. The United States Treasurer u
Washiuston ilE to-day received $4,000 in National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
ceIpts $680,OO0. The following is the Clears
ing House statement to-day; Exchanges
$i14 756, ,2s3; balances. 4491 .14l The srsnsacs
| fions at the Sub-Treasurv covered: Receiptss
| 81 .3sI ,76s payments, 610,458; currency bah
| ance 81 649 436: coin balance. SSS 663, ,SsS,
The foreign exchanges continue weak and uu-
settled and the nominal rates to-day again were 70
duced TO the following quotations
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

r lost more aud shows s-actioppi io'ses Ho
urday. The coal stooks were sftnnf ana
the early deaiinrs. hut befors ths close they ve<
fovarish and unsettled. aud d ,lsware Lacks ean1a
and Western closed u per cent toreg tnsS ~
SATURDAY.. There was marked imp
n,ept for the sbsres Of the slsvafed reayeae
Manhattan stock rose from 20ss to 81 ~ =!
Mstrouoltan rose from 90 TO 81. and New xoxx
from ITO to111, T. eaaEipgsjn the two last names
amountipg only to 2t and 255 shares respects
western Union was early sold .as 105s but issf8
was weak at o4laSlo5 The market closes ~
erish and unsettled. V
Government bonds wers dull, the tota srnpsscs 81
tions At the boards amonntiag only 70 *ly&7!]5If
Prices, however, were firm, and the ri H
6s 1881 were advanced n and for the 5s ana q ss:
ls per cent. District Of coumbia 5.o's soie - y
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
MONDAY, juno ESP. ii.

MONDAY, juno 2S- p n.
The stock speculation to-day opened exactly as
SATURDAYS closing indicated that 1t would open
excited and buoyant. The London quotations,
which are received here an hour before business
begins in New-York, came, for the first time In
many months higher than the previous evenings
closing figures In the homo markets-so much so
that the suspicion of rigging" from this side Is
almost warranted, particularly when it Is taken
in consideration with the simultaneous publication
here of ON absurd story Of o consolidation into
one grand company of the Erie. Atlantic aud Great
Western Ohio and Mississippi, Missouri Pacific and
Texas and Pacific Companies. However. the two
circumstances together undoubtedly exerted q
marked influence upon the prices Of Erie and Ohio
and Mississippi shares In this market. which stocks
really were the key.notes to to-days transactions.
Erie opened up u per cent at 40 and rose to 43Ss.
only reaoting u at the close, and Ohio and Misss-
sppi started at 33lo and advanced to 36cs0S5lA.
Lake Shore early was inclined toward weakness,
and sold us low NJ 1Os hut later advanced TO 1097s
0iO81a and Michigan Central, after selling at 93aA
008ls, finally dropped TO 94ls Aspecial movement
was made in st. Panl after 1t had declined to 70De
and it's pricc was carried up to S1Ia9S1l. North
west rising from 02 TO 03sl. OTHER than
for the stocks named. the general LIST lost all
Of its early gains, aud in q majority Of instances
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. June o.


Dulness and weakness continue to be the pI" 'a'l-
ing features OF the mining shares market But prices
are irregular, and the strong stock one day IS the
weak one of the next. Confidence. however, Is e1-
pressed that the developments OF the sammer
months Will place many of the now non-dividend
stocks upon the dividend paying list-some tempo
rarily and others permanently-and t9at Detpre lore
Autumn there will be real mining boom, ihat
will have for it's foundation the actual produe to
of prec ous metals. TO-days market was hke thaI I
of preceding DAYS. Chrysolite further ylneeldea
to IL and ROuth Hite to 1.66 while CHnnlx
was strong at 2.60, after selling at 256. Iitile
Chief was steadier at 0l2 and Silver Cliff at 4.OO.
but Leadvile fell to 95. The ComstOck shares were
about steady, with smaller business done IN ni 1hsm
at 17O The variations IN the stocks that are spec
ialtcs at the American Board .were immateerlali ate
although Silver Nugget declined cents to anu
Durango fell 3 cents to 45. At the old board
Amie declined from 02 to So Morse, from 81 to
40, and Caaveras from 90 60 so, May Belle rose
from 81 to 42@4O. The market closed dull.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

Tho tventvsoot ahaft is carrying metal all through
r. The s,t 300 feet further north, is showing ore
great deal better thar EGo either tOaS in OF sRs R
1rhich wili mill over 500 On the PIesident
lode the 2Ofoot shaft is improving and the ore VIII
mli$7 Tue G0-root shaft of the Pearl Is showing
oll fLrcmSh This ledge has the finest hanging weli
of any mine ever saw. The vein is true hssure.
We are pushing with the Treasure SHAFT: 30 6s lSs
ieg is three feet and oil the prospects indicate
good mine. i sample taken 20 feet from the SUI
face assoyed 1888 per ton"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by th

! N IUhSUANO I T0B
Hon. Richard l. Larremore, Of the Judges Of
the Lonrt OF Common Pleas In and for tho City and
County OF sitting County Judge the 9Th
OF acn 1880 notice hereby gysn TO All he ctedtors
doDs business B the Cts ana County Of Now.YJrk that
they required 70 present their SAN claims with the
vouchers thereof verified tho duly
pointed Assignee the j. McNaly for the
in the City Of York before me 7th day Of June,
1850 Dated Nsu.Yost, Msreh lsth 1880
rowrsRNp a MAHon ksioFneyj Tor ssaisnes, Il Chsia
hogs St, NeN.Yoyk Cltys
Iafi6 1swegTu1
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
LEGAL NCrifes.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of
HNewYork WILLIAM MEAD, EDWARD Il. MEAD
and DARIUS MEAD ec%Pqng Che Arm Of Of Msad Se; sTota
n THORNE Jr, her husband defendants. Summons Trial
NewYork County 10 the above nan 90 defendants
You arc the complaint in tha
action ana 70 copy of answer on the planting
within twenty days after the service OF tins sum
mons exclusive OF tie day Of services and In case OF your a
appear answer judgment wl be taken agams you
BY default the relief demanded in the compant-Dated
April 10. 1870. - ,,,,,.,,,u u,,ro,,
Piaints Att0rneys Ohce and post office address, No. 120
Broadway, HewYofk city.
To the defondanfss - -
foregoing served By pub
pursuant order Of tho Hon. THEODOR1C II. WEST.
BROOK Of Justecs OF the supreme Court state
OF the 26th o. June, 1884, and filed
complaint In oce 0f the Clerk OF the Cy and
County of New at the County Court House Ia the said
CITY oil w.York.-Dated New.York Juno 2S, 1880.
PiainIids Attorneys ja20lawOwTu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

oTIfEa FOOLS AND THEIR DOINGsi OR. LIFE
= AMONG THE FREEDMEN. By oEe who has seen IL.
New.York: J. 8. ogivie 4 Go.
This is book, stimulated by the success of
the Foois Errand which, in the form OF story sets
forth she and tarturcs TO which tho freed
ncr especially in South Cafoliua have been subjected
particularly deals with the period just aDteeedent to
tue election 1875 IL agreeable reading, but 1t
VIII serve 10 remind OF the North that possibly
nnder certan contingencies the painful drama might
he r. euncted again
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

In London British consos were steady and 1n-
changed at 989is for both money and account Judgs
ing BY the quotation, it you'd seem that there was
sudden aud urgent foreign demand for all kinds g
American securities. United States IS jumped %
per cent 70 lO57s the 4l2s rising to iI2a and the
Is 1s to 11Ol2 Erie shares opened at 4scS agansss
second consols opening up IL per cent ~
93la but later reacting to 92la. Atlantic
and Great Wes.ern frsts opened at an advance of
Isl per cent at 7Oia and rose to r. and the seconds
began at 33ss against 81 Il Saturday. and rose 20
34LO34 Illinois Central sold at 110@I10t
against l09la Saturday. Pennsylvania at 5e965s4
against 661s, Reading at 1099@ AGAINST 9Ae and
Central and Hudson at 135@135l2 against 13b.
Bar yer declined lied. to o2alIs per ounce. In
PARIS French per cents rose from 6542i2 TO S0S0.
but closed at 85.55.
The attention of investors is directed to an I'd
yertisement in another column offering for sale the
forty-year gold first mortgage per cent bond o1
the Richmond and Allegbany Railroad Compaoy.
Messrs Hatch g. Foote are offering the first mort
gage sinking fund per cent bonds of the Nevads
Central Railroad Company These bonds arc iasneq
lien upon the company's property.
The gross earnings Of the following raiiroads are
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

At this season, when Atlantic voyagers
crossing the sea in search Of health rest and recreation
are numberess this little book makes timely appear
arce. II is pleasantly written account OF life upon al
ocean sleaiuer and Of incidents and pbenoenahc
Mains and Pleasures OF the voyage. Every part Of
great steamer is described With minueness which
docs not become at all tedious The luxuries
Of the tabetbe comforts OF the staterooms the number
less proyisi rs enjoy speed and safety the
cenr,ctes OF the passengers the rtaOnso of the PROM
ebade dees are pictured cniertainngh II not par
ticu,ariy artistic way. stayat-hOme people who may
have friends at sea viii be pleased to know how they
are living and catch glimpse Of kind Of life o!
which nobody can know much without living II.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

The following 10 comparative statement BY the
Canal Auditor showing the total quantity lin tofs
tolls collected. aud the number OF miles OF hoats
cleared from June 10 10 20 inclusive. 1870 aud
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

sroaEs. By NORA PERRY. Boston. HoushtoD, Mifin.
q co 1855
This is volume of nine stories, all we'll
enough told and sufficiently entertaining. They are OF
cRas Tor which the magazines nnve created demand
and of which the supply does not appear to fail Miss
Perry has written poetry 90 freshness and orig
naty aud lyrical swing which have won It popularity
There nothing marked and characteristic about the
authors stories In prose but, the other hand. they
av pleasant deneatons Of day character and Of
every day c aud may be safely recommended for des-
ptory Summer reading.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

STEAMER BOOK PicTuRRsQuB ACCOUNT OF A CITY
or TIIe SRA BEING the daily e ON steamer Of trans
Xm Ted HelmEth With Illustrations. Se@.Y'rki o.
~ "a.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
Eam 5fhools

Cam 5fhools
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begins
N September z, 1890 For circulars address HORACE T.
SMITH, Dean OF Law School. Albany n. V
ct. LOUIS LAW SCH00L.-Term opens
- October H. 1880 Tuition, $50 extras For
,orcular address HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
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ITALIAN and FRENCH c0nver-

- ssson literature aae commercial eorreepcndenee taught
rapid nsethod by Professor MANUEL REVELIO, 1l8
East lcfh-sk. hest eity references
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINES; DAP CREEK AsHE CO, C.
366 ACRES OF MINERAL LAND
Capital stock sjO0OOO Shares 81 eaeh
Registrars Of stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS;
O. y. Flint, PresdaDt.
VIM B.andreth. Vice President and Treasurer.
General r. Alcock General j. Il. Milford and Calvin ].
Cowles, Trustees.
Fiwin II. Mulford. Secretary.
H. NJ. Eamrs. VI. f.. superintendent.
OFFICE OF COMPANY. - BROADWAY. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
CHRYsOLITE SILVER MINING co.

LOCATION OF MINES. EADVILLE COLORADO
Capttal Stock slOOOO,0OO, shares 200 900; par $50
Daniel s. Appleton, President H. 4. v Post Vice-Presdent
1. VI. Lawson Treasurer. Drake Dekay, secretary
Winfield Scott keyes. General MANAGER Leadyllle.
Tusees-Umted States senator John jones' OF Neyaia
William Borden OF Chicago; Governor H. A. w. Tabor, OF
Colorado: Arthur Sewa OF Bath, Ne; lliam - Nichols.
OF NewYork II. g. DOrsey OF New lOrK; Charles A. Whit
tier OF Boston Ulysses y. Grant Jr. OF NewYork .
Banke and REGISTRAR Central Trust Co.. OF New forA
General Offices BOree Builhng. No. l15 Broadway ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

Total oales for the naY
80 buyer days. too seller 80 days. lo's seller 90 daYs
GOVERNMENTS
u o. Regs sIered 600
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

THE TRAGEDY OF THE UNEXPECrED, ASD OTHER
sroaiEs By NORA PERRY. Boston. HonGhtoD, Mifiin,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-08
Bakers Creek Picnic.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT; On Saturday morning, July Sd, I found myself at Bakers creek-commonly called Bryaat's school-house, where agree ably to appointment, the Shiloh and Center Valley Sunday schools were to meet with the school at that place to engage in Sunday school cele- bration. About 9 o'clock men, wom- en and children were seen pouring in from every direction. At 10 o'clock large crowd had convened, and the schools formed procession at the spring, some two hundred yards east of the school house, and marched up to the stand. I noticed at the head of the procession beau. tifnl banner enscribed, God bless our school, and just over the stand hung the beautiful and significant motto, onward and upward
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-08
TO FRUIT SHIPPERS.

Fruit shippers will this year have far better facilities for putting their orchard crop on the market than they did last season.
 The St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railway company have or ganized, recently, and are now success fnlly operating an express department to conduct the express business on and oyer its own line of railway indepen- dent of the express business Of any other company. The rates on money packages and small parcels of express freight have been greatly reduced, and the company guarantees as prompt attention and as good security as any express company.
 Again, the new company have full ly recognized as responsible and eom- petent, the Little Rock and Ft. Smith express, so that the latter express, through arrangements with the ex- press departments of the St. Louis, l. NJ. & Southern railway are enabled to give way bills through to St. Louis for fruits and vegetables at greatly redu- ced rates. Arrangements have also been made with the NJ. < l.. R. com- pany by which all freights whether c. O. D., or otherwise, and all money packages are transferred direct to the l.. R. t F. $. road at Little Rock with out the delay formerly occssioned by the rule that all c. O. D. goods and money packages be notified from, and held at Little Rock until money to pay c. o. D. charges, and order of con- signee should be forwarded.
 The new arrangement is an accept able improvement over the old.
 While in Little Rock last week we had the pleasure of meeting MT. E. J. Butler, the agent at that place of the new St. Louis, 1. Nj. and Southern express company. Hc is a thorough business gentleman-was for years past agent of the southern express company at Little Rock, and while in that capac- ity he-did all he could to get the soath- ern express company to recognize the L.R. & F. s. express so that our people up this road would be saved the delays and annoyances entaIled upon them by the former way of doing business.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-08

Onr ears were first saluted by few enchanting sunday school songs, after which the audience was ad- dressed hy Messrs. R. A. Sewell, John 5. Williamson, and John Rye, of Dover. We were informed that the present year is the Sunday school centennial. Each of our ora tors spoke in quite eloquent terms, of the grand sunday school cause, and commended it to the serious, pi. ous consideration of all present, ana every body was urged to willing, hearty cooperation in this great work. MT. Sewell spoke of the near alliance of the Sunday school and gospel work, and insisted that all should go on to higher attachments in grace. Mir. Williamson assured us that they were neither partisans nor sectarians-a creeds having been left at home on the shelf-but that they were soldiers in the grand Sunday school army, doing battle for one common cause. Mr. Rye enter tanned the children with a stirring practical speech, after winch the marshal, Mr. Thos. Lamar, amour ced that dinner hour had arrived We were informed of the abundant refreshments on the ground, and everybody being warmly invited we were soon feasting on the luxuries of bountiful picnic dinner. We did not ascertain definitely, but think there were nearly twelve baskets full left"
 After an hours recreation we were again called to the stand by the sing ing of sweet Sunday school songs. MT. R. K. Hathaway Esq, of White county, was then introdned, who favored us with an inspiring and el- oquent speech, which will not soon be forgotten by his many attentive hearers. There was no drunkenness nor fighting, but every one seemed cheerful and well pleased with the days entertainment.
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