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, 1880-07-01


For some weeks puat Adhma strout bridge has
beon swung In as,lcr thAt certain necessary re-
puira might ba ln,.t,cA Tho tlnOrinx hnd Ia bo
li4u1,stusl und eortut Other thnxs hud u, 10 due,
i happened very unfortunately thAt tho closing
OF thIs brllxo cuiludcL with ttut Of Luke atroct
ana With tho shutting up OF tito Washington
Btr0ut tunnel. The result Of this wls thMt tc'ls
Sat.SSssariiy u % i i,ssoalmo1oi. Ths yttss tile 81
ts.ye! hctwoo.t tln south and Woat
has been limited ~ two. bridges. sla.!!son mn!
lt4ndnlph. Drsayx hnSe lk,uI, lncesstnti long
linoa VI strcot-cHrs hayn extended to &Inlstgl
sttxut u, unn sllu ail1 10 Fifth avenue on tho
other; and tho loss IT tlinu, aud tAo consequent
loss nfthIonay. eaI.Int bo eonp.!trA, To-day this
presallrt IL to u cerlntn extent rUl'oytL lAko
stEaet br!,lxa bus t'cuu thrown oIAn 10 tra.se,
tho Washington Strt0t tunnel VIII 1o ulsun to-
day ls.,lal'tY. ua! Aaa,ls street bridge VIII "
III Gsnti0n lo-Mor1uy. siut, Whllc this reilgt Il
wolcolau, Il will not atpue fu tho cyes OF ChlcAs
Noails f0r the III ii
lHKFvluIxnor Axp 1NDlyEEugacs
which has ularktxt the contlnet Ut that branch
Ut tho City 0uyerpnlEiit which, bus chAsHe Ut the
bridges III pr,tslttlnY W ea,ly th9 mnktnK Of
tl,oso in<psaatE falM!ia. Os.o would think that
whvrU tho ea>Yif0kt unA Cu1stun!unoe uf 9lO.00 or
aAlsu peuple wnre Ut stake tho city othccrs,
, 1880-07-01
BUCKET SHOP.


c. T. Doxoy's Lie Nailed.
CHICAGO, Juno 10, lBSO.-In reply to tho Btnte-
nlent only Of U. r. Doxey add tho affidavit or
D. 4. Loring and W. W. George In regard to tho
'whent doa1." showing tho "nlistako" OF Mr..
Doxey. Mr.. Doxey may nut In person hnvo
known the parttcs referred to, but hls friend
and agent probably did. N. @. popE.
State Of Illinois, CHok County: D. a. LortuK
and W. ". George, boug duly sworn, de-
pose and say that thoy arc acquainted with and
know nhout tho transaction sworn to by N. q.
Pope in his statement In tho Times aud Tn1nuSE
Of tho eth inst, ind TINT they personally know
ahout tho matter OF tho pnytnent OF tho l,1W,
anl that snit1 statement lnadc by alr. Pope Is
true: and that tho sud Doxcy did pny to tho
slii purtlcs tho snld 81 100, which had boon OK
hnusted by thu report Of tho rnnrket bciu(, Mt
Blk cents, rs stuffed by Mr. popo md for tho
reusonH stated by hlIn. D. 4. IonIE0,
WA, W. OEoI,HE.
Subscribed and sworn to bcfors ME this 10th
day Of juno, 1850.
JOHN u. L. LrMo1sE. Notary Public.
, 1880-07-01
SOUTH PARK BOARD.

Tho Bowen Scandal Turns UP Again.
a special meeting of tho South Park nonvl
waa holl yt.atartlny.
a letter WIS read from MIR. Phillips, Offering to
soil tho trust IN t1e Commission Tor *lUu00, uld
settle hIs .iaatter. llcfesred to tho Attorney VI
tho Board.
Thu fotluwing communication was roa.l By Mr.
ltussatI, thu Auditor Ut ttlo Uuard, to whom tho
1Mnttgr bad boon tpterrgls
cMlcAep, Juno A;71, th* Soafk I'lrk Conamlsson-
@ sa sS sst :t sn u
5Sps!i III y ass @ - ss
nv q ts * sss ri
Il sS S Sa4 ss;s s a xAS sas liz
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py AZ q .hnsc i, ,rsssiAcases Ms1S i,.ysn y ;9
aas aa Il! IT, pS is !, " u
sss s sj:sts' sss ~ ~ H. n?''ssisa s?
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sSss TSst i. III es.'esis @ % i IL isis @ S.s %
2f,S ~ ~ ssss.sr,. n ~ 'sx w. ss S
s 81 ts; N 9,i,. fss Fl liz
kssi$aal isant. VIII sSs. ila Yrs,ssssr u liz toa
s sss 70 o5 ~ liz
nees,l,nt, uHlus. tllu Husu p,u upt'n duly nn-
sis:s ss:af'; '; WIN Sss Ss
isia n''S k ''ts ~ s s Ss
YS.t Ss I'd SS.;
;i5sr I 4, A. ;f X! sys:
&, as Y, sa l. aG sSs .na " 5n,..S ssa1 81 III
Mt Ss H. sss s;ss' III I;s; til
Sa1 I1n{ab r. e sss e. I S ms
S1I nals,!s. Iaspo u doEeud ass.'as' .l'u eI't
1s,Ssm ta I%,sss recommending tho ter ererencu u
, 1880-07-01

A special meeting Of Tho nonrtl OF Trustees
wis tllll in tho vtlInRo ntlico Tuestlny Uvenng.
1'rcsent: Frost Furkhurat, Lunt, Cosgruvn.
The principal object OF tho meeting wns to
amend tho appropriation or.llnnnco by Htitflng
MI appropriation Of 5000 TO cover tho expense
Of sumo icontcmplnted sowors. which wis done.
Prof Urln L. Locke goes this week to spend
n portion Of his vacation In Haston.
Tho statement that Mr.. O. Z. ftnycn hns re-
signed his position Principal Of tho Evasisso1l
Public School Ia II mistake. Mr. ffaycn hns been
cn9nKch fur gulotiler yGltr, and tiU up pticntlon
f,reti be mule for his plteu,
The funeral Of Mrs: i;llhanoth linrtl took p1aco
sun IT. H. llri 0,, lsitlt.u nvrn,.r. Tho services
wcrp sl,0rt, md tho friends who were III ntten.l.
n,,Cp not very f,tInlerOtta. The rrllil,iua WCr1
tukGn to Koschili Cemetery for burial.
, 1880-07-01
FOURTH or July EXCURSIONS.

The Pittsburg, ClnrInnRtt s. 1T, Louis Railway
will sell excursion tickets on July .. 4. und g..
rood to return Until July o, inclusive, TO all points
On ita limo botwoon Chicago and rittsburg, ar the
rate OF two cents por milo for adults and one
cent per mile for children. Tnke your family
md vfsit friends ut Logansp0rt, 1stchtnond, Day-
ton. Springfield, Columbus, GAINESVILLE. SteubGn-
yllc, Wheeling, ptttsburB, or any othor poias on
tho line.
Tlckut ot1lco III Randolph Btcoee, and depot
corucr Clinton and Carroll streets, West Side.
, 1880-07-01
LOTTERY DRAWING.

Lou1Hv1rLE, KY. June ;D.-The twonty-flrst
drawing or the Commonwealth Distribution
Compnny took ptnco to-day ut McAu!oy's Tho
atre, In tho presence Of u respectable audience.
Ticket .i.1H drow tho cupital prIzo Of 10000,
tlc.tot 52s,94u drew tho second prize OF $1,000,
and ticket 7l,178 captured tho third prlzo OF
$j00. Tho following tickets drow $1,0 ,001 uneh:
l4,4l6. :, tsI1, and Is OIL.
, 1880-07-01
SPEND A DAY IN THE COUNTRY,

VI IHV " VHl w 1NL AVAulNip
On July ., ., und tho Chleaso s. Northwestern
Railway will ut oil Of itR ticket allccs In Chicago
ind nil aiong Its lines soil tickets ut lnrycy re-
dnecd rates. These tickets will he good for tho
return trip until tho night Of JuIyA
, 1880-07-01

74fNE-T.eE3 E!23. G:+1k
uctWccn tho r1lcea Mind u. Knto mn exhibition
trut. She I1ntlo tho half pt'le in l:ll. and tho
Inst tnif In 1ilH Tho hcut wns trottcl In hulltl-
B0tnu sty1n without n skip.
THE aOs)DWu0D STAKES.
L.onpoN, Juno 3n.-Lornrtl's Waltonstcn,
M1alMko, md Sly nnncG nru among tho Aeccpt.
aiicts FOR tht 0oDdwtud stnkcs.
4 vALuAnt.R HORSE DEAD.
OTTAWA, Ont, Juno :O.-The r1sccr Clifton,
owncd by DMwca, Ut Lnchine Hnh valued ut
$l5,oU, htltl u lex broken III tho rnce ycsterlay,
mud wis Shut
, 1880-07-01

IN
u, Increase r. sc' Of J,i7o osoF 'ii.e iast
lp'gyin99F tbs ,ears, 's, !. figures ey
In st. Louis. Cincinnati. md other
tstttnato! population runs up to
hni 6tla,29I4 tDr Inst year, ur I'M In.
W. ThU tlHurcs nro considerably
= =. 3,.,as hleh will be shown by tho fnrtti-
Asns report, but, rs tho Directory
$,Gstr. ea. tho eesslls enumeration IS
con11ttd WtthflI tho Cpr1N'rlltp kbtnts
tho city. :iho shek- YNris. Tor
LsSl X &Aettb their Immense limits. Aru
pGrth ChfenQO everywhere except
\: yatsi,!o li.S gi.y limits tho streets
Jasl" and so!ldly built up. nnt tho
/, roally u part or ita population. In
thls. tho Directory nun includes tho
o*so WIN DO business " tho sty and
ns tt;ttlal citlzriis, Rild III this Wny
Fuh nut with tho gratifying showing
ne pf7s!k,toA ny tho forthcoming eansus. the
uplo ot Gb!'A 20 wi! no soubs b, !" mattcs. ! !.
@ ap ~, lst nt T. Ies ind AZ G;
q nc ~ u 7 Wuscs Stsz s = reeo1s 's@t wv sss
HEAl TIES or AN AIlBi.
Gay hcforu yesterday .iau.cs tiilen, ono OF tho
enxcr year agu lust .noiltil, plc'td'e guilty In
~ Cr;ftna Court, atd WAS seta.csced to io.ll
3mpllces. The jury convicted crowley, 'hu
Ms,esd s,ss Gq ptllsn clcysn heinG ~ tavar o
u nIs 1,e's .aS'' sn
70 trial hu took rhunxu of vutlu'
Iat Giilcms alo,iss was in plca,sna raiIiy WI i
i liz State hid bud suiNciemt limo to wofs
triui. whon, II convicted. BIZ would hay,
tetl TO dn1pn Year,. This cIsu Ia stlupl!
A3r ,!lusseaton d tho uses Of au usibi d.
{F& fkkttttt ltktf f4EkSt
, 1880-07-01
I1atora;DA; a::s]ai; :::.27A: 2:UA.
4 COLUMBUS ltAGEs.


6fffta+ &FkU1tEH ~ 4Ht Hf4Hu 4V0RHes
Cnr.uMuus, O., Juno :N---The llrst dny's races
Of the Columbus nravfnK Fark Ass<'olatlon hny,,
uay'g nrpxruln was carried out tn-day. Tho
w1nthor Was all thut could be desired. tho ut
toutlInce rRo, and the track Il, tFoo<t condition.
In the. jE.a class thoro wcrv seventeen entttes,
but Alt except eight wesu withdrawn. Vh0
hOgsua WcFa assigned positions III tu!loWa: Hl4rk
Ton Arst, WtaMlak1 secul,l. Iiattio Woodward
thtrd katc MoG%! ao9Tfh: Emma Maxwell ,,s iltth,
eixhsh1t ch hose woro gvcn NH tho g." With
1t lbs half milo polo. whom tho favnsit, Hattie
Wdwar 9fssis @ e e. tlrst m paaGt p, a 9.a naat,. n
on1 Jnyea thir.l, Emma baxwell fourth, WotxI-
luke aud lslack l'om being dstatlc9S1. TiM9,
a;al. Tho seanlitl bout wls substantial rppcti.
tlon Of the nrst, tho favurit banging baok to
ttlsl or fourth plAcu TO tho half-nllo polo. whom
uo,ntn4 u on u. tor. With Mta'all secoud. Aary
atlllor. third. 5oyoo fourth. Time, s:SlA.
Siderable delay In stArtlpg, hut atter tho
word wAa ElyGn tho hors0s becaluu strung out,
With JoycS luAliil12; hut, " ia previous boats,
tho favorlt took hFst ut tho half.nllc, and ,nan-
, 1880-07-01
$1E CITY.

%&1E CITY. |
GENERAL NEWS.
Co1rrr Antor, No, 81, Independent Order Of
Forcaturs hns donated SO 10 tho Parnol RELIEF
Pund bf lrolnnd.
pndr, W. q. MixTE,t, In charge Of tho entrance |
examinations to tho HheIsold scicntaa school
OF Y4lp college, Is ut tho shcrmnti House,
/ COL. HnEtny N. Cutf.uM. Springfield. anu
! 1nrnks Jrorrcstor, tho port-wino merchant Of |
hon, Eng, mud Oporto, Portugal, aro Mt tho
Y drubd ract'o.
A'yatHr raco 1,otycon tho Nnrnelcss mud tho
Ariel will tako placo Monday at II a. m. ovor tho
Chcagn Yncht Club course. Tho prlze Will bo q |
stit Of coIurs
Carr. E. J. BrEvENs, U. 8. A., aud fantly ftavo
! arrived from snn Antonio, Tux, ana arc tno
guests pr Mr.. md Mrs. McLasn. nt No AO Mieh'
iENn nyenue.
4 T11n temperature yesterday. ns Observed ny
Mannssu. optlclan, IS Madison street trntnuAE
uuitl:pg). was at H. tn., 7ldegres; 10 d. i1l y;
]; j.. III. d. 8; 55: 3 t' H., =; s T. Ill., IT, D'''''
UXn 1T tho yo,ln1 women nljudgcd insane IN
tho County Court yestortlay thn.lghs It WIS ht'r
9ntS is tpr I've reR nrs s Systaors ri
her into tho carr'ago which took her TO 1e'tef'
BON.
ohasoa ' BY Nsssrs Chandler ! EnFsihari. news
n paper publishers of this city. Tho former cx,
Selsnt spFs Is re!"!nG Hntta sbs i.
|thakpown Now York patho!ogist
s5eas srEwAnp, Of PlAho. who In 1870 wns
fho ~ llat ea.'lldnis tar Governor y u ti1e
EtewNrd, before he won't hftor tho EnttSts, afhll-
atoA with tho Democracy.
r.tr first prizo for oil studies fron, life Mt tho
, 1880-07-01
tAil,ctt thnt rostlon to tho onsi, with Emma
MNxwull ecconN, Mlller third Joyce fourth.

sa,ncst that position to tho end, with Emma
Maxwell IL second, M'llor third Joyce fourth
in In tho 2::p class thoro vcrc clcycn cnsrtca anl
t,f.!ly. with hnr'y skip. tak!ng tho !irst hcnt
with Grhy Cloud Rs second. Atltn1Ah hoy thtt1,
md Pnt II. fourth. .rtInu. .8. In scoring tnr
thu second hoat thorn was cDnsidcs1.ho
loekoyinx BY tho drivers: w:, wl,o: ~ I1tsr isr
ariSssr s q Mci5ousatI yoanF wilkes, a%'i Fsshion
tlncd $40 each, md ttto driver uf Tlnt t.. %.
Tbla Ind q wonderful effect. and thcy wcrc Eivcn
tho "g, tho iltxt tln,o cutniilg up. Tho EhiGn.
~ finrxo took Tho loud IL thu Hnrtur and he!'t
g thS lpst ,!n a w, nvs s.anrca. thH lns
@ foarts. fs'oTn Tin,e % s. '0S The % ihrd III hcat wis
mere rnpesEtinn of tho first tw2,
tho fnvorit winning ens!ly, with Ab,l1llHl!
hoy second, pilot Il third, and Gray Cloud
Io,irth. Tiinc. :;s9 MapA H. ven,,or1iit,s r. e..
10 iako the rl4k Of hor being injured @ 80 larKo
Without un effort III s:a3. rho following Is
TIE SUMMARY.
CoLuMnus, June :N,-rurse, 5000 2:46 class:
11hlttg W&HNlwhrd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! !
kitso hcIhl!..;: ................+........: 2
Ftnint AihxWcll.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JDygo. ........'..'.'''......''..'. ! = =
e'a'A o''''' f;m.:;:si: ;$;oiX;: 2:j. '
HAkE DAY-pursc, $500. 2:&a elnss: :.
ftetihlont; ;;....'..'.s s'.'..'...'.'"...'.."" !,
Atkln!lAh llny.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i Z
l!nt . Z. =
JOHN MoDduRnll. .............."....'....*n 9
rHs!!luii s.''''..s.'.'''t'..'."' ''.''''
4pAn8 "l'nes ~ -. -. . ss'..'t
, 1880-07-01

Soc tho Pony Lnwn Mowers at Dortien, sollcck
s. Co.'s, " Luke street.
, 1880-07-01

M C0nlpArGtl With tho enumeration Of tho
sutlt,! cellslls nni]H In 8i3. which gtyo tho city


Thosu ftu,irea nro lnalo up from tho tlls1les
tho addltio,s kn1w.i 10 t>o III tho hanl! OF tho
cnu1ncratnrs;' Tho tlguros arc nlso subject to
ilnllty iootnl, rlc Supervisors cstltnatc OF
4Hi0U will certainly b ruachcu II ltot execc,lr.,.
aud ChLtaiEo unli cortMlnly clanl population Of
vuty ueurly half II million.
, 1880-07-01
TlTG CI'rY-IIALL.


;sss will DO closod Saturday
opportunity to celebrate.
1rdAy rcceiyaA 4ll5 from
foiu tho Water Dep4rt-
Il tho Contrultur.
o has tsncaal tho Elt,!sone
aloiI Il, tho bollth Fork Ut
y nf tI'h!rty.1lEPtth struCs,
pxllblta 0nc Ut Ills oliiccra
, 1880-07-01

+. Nothing equals papillou for skin diseases.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
The I.,hnu. Canal.

The New York Worlds correspondent
who recently crossed from Aspinwall to
Panama on the train with De Lesseps,
the renowned French engineer, on his
arrival from Europe, states that he was
met at N"tacher by q delegation, aud
all alorg the road lie was received at
the stations With the greatest enthusi
asm. The government of the State Of
Panama has proclaimed n three days
holiday on the occasion, and this auci.
ent city is all out OF doors to day and in
a state Of wild excitement. There will
be bull fight und a grand parade Of
the troops. with q banquet. NJ. De
Lesseps says ho has made arrangements
for a complete veridcatiou Of the sur
veys which will require about six months
at the end Of which time the work of
constructing the caual will begin. The
verificntion Of the surveys has been uu.
dertnkrn by n. Dircks. and the work
was inuugurated this afternoon at the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, near Panama
by NJ. Bircks and NJ. De Lesseps AL.
hered to his plan adopted at Paris, Of n
sen level canal. He said to me to dnv.
1T is the only practicable plan. aud |
will carry it through" II. De Lesscps
declares here. that he is quite sure Of
the money necessary to complete Che
work,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

ID Ore couple Of tho leading Comstock
mines the Chronicle has the following; ;
70 "On the 2i00 level Of the Union q
largo 'nr5s OF :a;ac=: IA vmpip, .d
stopping ont the ore. They have stopped
on, TO the hight Of two floors and nrc
now beginning on tho third. West Of
the main sonth drift tho ore Ia becon.
ing much richcr. A. the point where
they cut through the ridge of porphry
twhi,b at first was supposed to be the
wcbt walD tho vein has width OF over
100 feet, oil good ore. The prospects
arc continually improving. A force OF
200 men is employed. .' rn"....n
In tho ophir mine the ore body cut
by the drift north along tho Hardy vein
has been found to hc ~ feet In width.
This Is thought TO be new body OF ore
having n northwcstcrly course. but. ns
Mr.. Fair says, this Is only conjecture.
II the conjecture prove truo Il will show
'he Hardy vein 10 bo feeder or s.ringer
to large and regular deposit. This
opinion has been held from the first by
some Of the bos. posted Of our mining
men,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
NO.l6.
Hl.r,rie Elrhf Hr.s..

, The New York Herald OF yesterday
contains the following notice Of tho
popularity of Edison's great triumph;
and its effect upon the Waldo N is
shares: ttt tfH'
The great demand for shares in the
Edison Light Company continues. and
he extraordinary price at which fhv
shares sfe selling as,onishes every one.
The history OF Speculation III this
county probably furnishes no pStaflrt
for the remarkable rise ID the speSuia.
tive value Of The stock. The fact lint
there are plenty OF capitalists Who arc
willing TO venture MANY thoufntsf Of
dollars upon the success 6f the Edisotf
system shows conclusively that they
have fullest faith that Edison has trf-;
uurPhardE. solved tRe tfobfenY OK efeS:
illumination II the lucky holders Of
the stock do not SHIRE the confidence,
they af least feel sure that tho publio
futore will continue uuiH they have
disposed Of nfl their stock at friceiy 6g:
ur.s. They don't to seem care whether
they sell or not. and they refuse to
transfer particle OF the stock for fcsf
than $4,000 share. Ole Of The isisest
STOCKHOLDERS was offered, to-day $500:
O0n, cash. for two hundred shares. He
declined the offer. and snys he will NOT
sell under 81. 900. 900. This stock, f6f
which he demands fortune, cost hiiH:
twelve months ago, sU.6Oti OF sSS 4
share. Several lots Of the shares were
sold to-day for $5.OUO o share. A good
many investors are picking them up in
Eve and Ten shafe l6ts. There Sfs
only two thousand lots altogether. Eli.
SON is still bur raipg forty lights at Meul5
Park The lsnrps hoS IN use S4tnot be-
turned down. They must efth1f glow
In their full intensity or be put out.
Mr.. Edison. however rs making bed
1SOO''i f"iAi u afs.. :. f.l.N e# u .tfE af.4-..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY,
The TreabIesone Ute..

Determined efforts are being made to
eatis6 tho administration 10 declare war
dgninst The Utes in advance Of deGr ite
intelligence ~ The results Of the Peace
Commission. ARMY officers frofi the
beginning have ridiculed the Efforts
which have been made to obtain the
peaceful surrender Of the Indians en-
gagged in the Meeker massacre. Sher-
man believes that the only way to deal
with troublesome Indians Is to kill
them. regardless Of whether their treaty
rights have been trampled upon or not
No Information has been received ut
Washington 10 Indicate that the labors
OF the commission have been futile
The delays which have occurred in sur
rendering the hostile Indians eau he
appreciated by the statement made by
Congressman Belford, OF Colorado, in
relation 10 the journey Of General
Hatch and his party. He said it WAS
100 miles by wagon road and 10 miles
by trail to Lake City. The SNOW ID 20
feet deep on the mountains, and for
Hatch to go to Lake City ke must cross
one OF the mountain ranges. II he goes
by the wagon road he can only travel
ty buckboards. From this statement
SOME ilea Of the difficulties under which
the Indians labor in bringing into
camp on foot the mur,lerers Of the
Mrek'rs aud the Agency attaches can
be formed. Belford il doing all in his
power to cause the removal of the en-.
tire tribe Of Utes from Colorado.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

THE Virginia Chronicle has bon re-.
viewing the system of mine management
IN The e, mStuck lately. Ia which the
Tat s'inricd Superintenhcnts nre par.
ticulnrly noticed. The lat. st nllusiou
1" the subject By that journal. Is the
following:
"Mr. RequA huds II absolutely nee
cssary to come over tho Sierra Nevada
mountains two or three days in each
month. nS no cnnn,-cting drift has yet
been run from the lower levois Of tn.
shaft TO the elevator winze in the
falnco Hotel. II Il sud. however, that
Ellison u now pcrfccting mach:Le
called tho VisoSrarb, hy means Of which
views Of shafts. drifts. broken pumu
rods. oie.. eau be transmitted by trIe
graph. This will enabln all miuin
superintendeuts who may dislike this
harsh crimaie TO live amid the bnlmy
encnIy ptus groves OF Alameda. or ia
the rich, musky n mOsphere Of th.
Palace aud write their regular weekly
letters from The mines with as much
satisfaction to the stockholders as under
the present sysSom, When this dcsira.
bic machine is completed we sLall prob
ably never soc Mr. Requa here any
more.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

SoMs Harvard students got served
right they fixed printer NO that for
consideration they could obtain copies
Of tho examination questions to be pre-
sented TO them. Tho printer. being
nnnbleto procure the originals. made
MP Que fIom mn old catalogue. md re-
e,ived therefor. il is said, $500. The
~ny the air nrcunh Cambridge wns
sirenked with blue and smeli Of brim.
htonc on that examination day was n
caution. That printer is not to be
found IN that vicinity. He is hiding.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
shocking Accident.

A terrible accident occurred on the
Central Pacific road near Promontory
Station yesterday, says the Ogden
D'pd'eh of the %. whereby Mr.. Jos. A .
Kelly. brakeman on the road. aud "A
resident e this city. lost his life. i,
appears that while walking over n train
oi fiat cars. he missed his footing aud
fell between the cars. but ns no one SAW
the accident. it is impossible to say just
h w it occurred. Five cars passed over
his body, which was mnngled in fright
full manner. the head being almost en-
trely severed and otherwise horribly
mutilated. Tho deceased leaves VIII.
and three small children in destitute
circumstances, who reside IN Ogden.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
JANUARY IL, 1879.
De.,A, .r . N.,eA -Mh,p.r

FL There passed away on Sunday last, at
the Moss ranch, six miles from Watson.
vile. California, n character. he story
of whose life. with it's one great secret,
would make au interesting and romantic
volume. The strange beinS referred 10.
although woman, has done the work
Of, and passed for man for n quarter
OF century in this State. Charles
Parkhurst, as the woman was known,
was one Of the best and oldest stage
drivers In California, and became ia.
nous on the stage linen from Stockton
- Mariposa; from OakiSud TO San Jose,
Gtid from San Juan TO SAuts Cruz. For
tho past fifteen or twenty years. Park
hurst led a quiet farming life in Santa
Cruz. county. and waE on the G.eat
Register there as n voter with the given
nge Of fifty nre. O. ID. Psrkhurst orig.
inally came ftotti Providence, Rhode
Island. aud at the tiuic Of her decease
wns worth several thousand dollars,
which amount wss bestowed nude. will
i" gifts to those who waited upon her
in her lattef years. The deceased whip
was victim to chronic Rheumatism,
oui the immediate cause Of her death
was cancer of the mouth and. tongue.
Her secret was well kept. her sex only
being discovered by those who per.
formed the last sad Offices to her corpse.
ln her coaching career she has Ind
many hairbreadth escapes. but her
chief feat was tue killing OF the noted
highwayman SugarfOot aud dispensing
his gang with her pistol. on the road
between Stockton and Mariposa. -|rH
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11

In the lntcst dispatches from Los
Pinos is u statement to the effect that
the secret testimony before tho COM
nissioa there h"d proved against Ger
tniu Of the White river Uns crime
that had not been hiuted nt before, is
taken heie TO mean that Miss NJ. eker
"ni ether women at the agency were
outraged 10y Chief Douglas aud some Of
his followers after their capture. The
statement is freely made. ns coming
direct from General Hitch that such
was the case. ..