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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Tho Virgins Stage contains the fol-
lowingi ...t..
''E. s. Stokes was in this city day
before yesterday. II il reported that
hs sold n mine to John Mackay for
half a million dollars, receiving cl eek
on the NovndA BAuk for the amount
1t is probable that Captain John Kelly's 9
hasty departure on Wednesday evening
was for the purpose Of taking possession
Of the property for Mscksy. The mine
is situated nenr GrantsVille."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
Desperate Flxht.

A Tucson special Of tho 2eth says:
LAss night the Authotltivss Of this
place learned thst Reyes. the Mexican
brigand, With = party Of MeSicaus, we're
- roate 10 this point, Deputy Sheriff
Butnsf aud Two others were sent out
With warrant to intercept and arrest
the leader. and bring him before tho
authorities. The officers went out on
ths San Xavier road and stationed them.
selves eight miles from Tucson. Ali
r. u. the sound Of men on horseback
was heard spprosehing. Buinsr placed
kis two men on the right OF the road,
ordering them not to move until he
gave the Gord. ~ he thought It the bet
ter policy to halt tho parties and per.
suAds thsm to surrender pesceably.
The leader Of the party approached
quite near. but suddenly turned back
and warned his followers in Spanish
70 look out. Butner says he recognized
Reyes voice and conn N anded him to halt.
Reyes replied: What 1 halt?" and
opened are. About hty shots we're
exchanged. and = general pitched battle
onsued lasting several minutes. The
As1icans then scattered, lraviug ono
mule dead and another wounded. The
Sherin"s posse then got on horseback
aud pursued the MeIicans. but owing
to the dArkuess and the heavy mesquite
brush the trail was soon lost. A party
Of Mexican citizens OF Tucson arc now
out trying to hud tho whereabouts of
the band Of Reyes. The brigands are
supposed to consist OF about fifty. oil
mounted on stolen horses. A company
Of U. S. troops are also in pursuit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

S&H FnAseIsoo will NOT witness sueff
large gathering at the Conclays Of
Knights TemPlar to be held in .5H: ci,y
three years hence. as recently ASSEMBLED
in Chicago. but it may be safely pre-.
iic,sd that the demonstration will be-
uudor moro systematic management
Tho Pacific Coastefs will be likely to-
profit by the mistakes OF their bfethssn'
in Chicago
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

GES. Grant mounted the Garfield
stump at Galens. Illinois, laSt Friday
evening. General John A. Mcdonald.
OF Whisky Ring fame. 10 slso about 10
turn himself loose In the lecture held.
As his interesting book has just made
it's appearance in Chicago. the subject
OF bis di.oourses will probably be Whist
he knows about whisky Ripgs. ss an
engine of Republican success In 1871
and subsequently.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
a ~ IN Missing.

To ,sno Gazette has the following
". s. Armstrong is missing. He is a
carpenter by trade. His hight is six
feet. Of medium build. dark mustache
and light hair. He wore a Masonic pin
under the lapel Of his vest. He has
been in C"ndelariA. since January lust, ,
but has not been heard from for two
months. His wife is very much. dis
tressed about him. She read that two
men werc found dead on the road from
GsndeiHria to Grnutsvill., and she is
afraid one Of them was him. She Is n
sister OF Mrs. J. 81. Flanuigan. Any
information will be gladly received.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

sATuRDAI's Sentinel says: Hon. Ga
briel Cohn has been pressed into service
by the insurance people. and has been
giving thom q hand. the past week, In
adjusting losses. Mr. Cohn. being an
old merchant. is quite competent to ar
rive at the damago to a stock Of goods.
The rumor that Colonel Jerry b l..
Moore. OF Elko. came up for the special
purpose Of being present at the rape
trial. Is probably incorrect. A reporter
OF the Sentinel heard him relating to
Joe winssll and Dick Ryland las, night
that he WAS hero to sell hay, and found
the market devilish dull. We choeIfully
make the correction. knowing the Col
onel 70 be no such man. The Colonel
is indeed the generalization Of modesty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

THE emu oi tue i'ac% vi the Southern
Pacific Railway Is now within l96 miles
Of III Paso and It is the intention to
reach that point on or before January
20. 1881. On the esd instant. the
party at the front had snrmounted air
the obstacles encountered IN Dfagoon'
mountains. The boundary Hn- between
Now Me1iso and Arizona win be reached
in twelve days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05
Amour 900 Piu,es, says the Standard.

Amour 1900 Piutes, says the Standard.
N,r', are gathered together at the
northeast corner Of Mono Lake holding
their annual festival. This consists in
isasting drinking. horso racing aud
going through the war dance. II IL a
sort Of q love feast. where tho dusky
sops OF the forest meet to select their
mates. Tho grand war dance Of the
season comes of this evening. after
which II will taper OF By dsgrecs. as
each Of tho tribe LAYS In his stock Of
grub from the lake until the camp IL
deserted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Tn Wallis walla Sfatesmdn says:
"Mrs. Governor BiessrstaH and her
brother. Leroy Brown. left on Monday
for Blalook's mill on shacklsbery s1-
cursion."
Owing to The fate Spring and early
Autumn In ihis sceiion, the biossoms
on the black kScrry frees were I'll blasted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

The EntrPri', states tin4 Lee Gaston,.
tho boy who received the highest aver
ago at the Cadetship exsmrmtio6, To-
still bent on going to the Naval School.
He Is thin and small. but Slry and
hardy, and DR.. wcbber has examined
him aua pronounces him a. sound rs n
roach. and Mr.. Daggsn has concluded
to let him go.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

THEns are $50 men ut work on the
limo OF tho Central Pacific ronti. between
Truokss and Blue Canyon, repairing
the SNOW sheds that were destroyed
last Winter. nnd building new sheds In
places whsrc such structures are found
10 DO necessary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Ak Indian runner arrived Of los.
Pinos Saturday. bringing the news Of
tho dentb Of tho noted Chief, ouray.
The treaty entered into between tho
Government and his t,ibs had not yet
been signed. and the death Of Ouray at;
this time will have tho effect Of delsyin {.
that consuwma,ion, u not defeating IL
altogether.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

CLosE calculators aro estimating
that the amount OF freight md mer..
chandise going into Montana. this year
by railroad. river and wagon routes will
reach 4o,O00.oOO pounds--or $4,000
tons, over half ton to each man, wo.
man, child aud civilized Indian in the
Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

THs divorced Mrs. Tanner has fur.
nisbed to tho Paris newspapers what
she calls the secret Of her husbands
success in fasting, which ia n liquid
form Of nourisbmen.. The pap ra
therefore dsnounoo Tanner ~ m i'm.
postor aud ridicule Americans for Tbeis
crcdnlity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Gov. PERRISs has oommuted tho sen.
tenco OF Spragno who was recently con.
demncd to death In San Buenaveutura
comfy. California, to imprisonment for
lifc. sprngue considers himself abn,ed
because he did not fare better at tho
hands OF the Executive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

IT IL said the Spr"guo family IL be.
coming reconeiled to each other. snd
that shortly the wnyward, handsome
and vivacious Mrs. Katc will return to
her husbands roof.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Tho survey on the Carson and Bodis
Railroad Is finished. and work is soon
10 bo commenced on the road between
wAdswoTth and Virginia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

TARLnAss, who shot and killed W. II.
Harrison. IN Eureka, a short time ago.
has had an examination. and IL held
to answer before the Grand Jury with.
oat bail,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Dp, CHALTASr. the slayer OF Josiah
Bacon, In Bsldwin's Hotel. la.t March,
has been convicted OF murder In the
second degree. be viii b sentenced
SsAt Tfidsy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

sQu:nE 4. DEwEI has entered another
rui, in tho Superior Court at San Frax-
ciscu, against She Bonanza Firm. ioT
$4,000, 900. similar 10 the famous
linrke suits.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Tus new n,ussshf for nLo EurokS
L,aJsris now on the way arf tho res
urrccied t,urnui viii probably appenS
in i,s no,naI eos dkicx ssoN sEsa Mes~
dIy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

An important strike In the Feather
s.oss mine. White Pine. Is mention by
lha Esrs,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
The Priest Pass Road

The above road was opened just prior to
the Fair. We took occasion to travel IL
last week. It is destined to be the favor'te
route between Deer Lodge and Helena. IL
appears longer than the Mcdonald Road,
but It is claimed by Mr.. Priest that the
surveyor's chaiu shows it to bs the shorter,
and this Ia ais, attested by Prof. Marsh.
Even il the distance were greater it would
be Or ,fersble, especially 10 coming from
Helena, on account Of the easy grade q the
east side and tn 1, low sltitu ds 1t which II
crosses the summit. MI. Prirst has expen'
ded a years wort and 5000 on the road
and IL Is not yet completed on the ives
aide where q graie is being widened ane
,eyeral bridges will be put In. The cas-
aida GRADE Ia The bsst mountain road We
have ever seen. TIE heaviest freight 1ra'D
need not uucoupls coming up nor the 100
be pressed to brake going down. II
absolutely splsndid. The Stage Company
claim A good time can be made over tn'
old road and will pcobably not change.
This will perhaps leave tho Priest Road 90
travelled after the heavy SHOWS fall, but 10
The present ct least it 10 in excellent condi
t;on and has the bulk OF the travel. Eve NJ
na,,y it will be the louie Travelled oetwee
Helena and vestsl as we'll as Bls 'kfoot.
IA Mr.. Priests purpss, to bring grade
road In on the west side OF the stream
the French oman's, avoiding two crossing
Of that stream and saving some distance.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
Personal.

We're you invited to the Leap Year party
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. K. Clark of Butte are In
t,wu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie woodward OF
Butte ara making visit in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. d. 8. Kenyon and Mrs. e. L. Bon
ner returned Tuesday from White Sulphur
Springs.
Delegate Aaginnis was here on Sunday
and Monday On route 70 interview his con-
s,itu suts at the Missoula County Fair.
As,cus DAILY Esq, Of Butte, has been In
town this week. He e1peets to enjoy some
of the winter menths With his family at San
Jose.
Mr.. Geo. e. Boos Of Helena, the excel
lent Book Binder whose work is not excell-
ed anywhere, wa, In town this week taking
olde 8.
Messrs. d. N. Upton, candidate for sher.
III. and A. c. WiLter, candidate for Clerk
and Rel de :, were in town this week and
congratulated by tbeir macy friends.
Ms. John I'll. Williams left Thursday
morning for visit to her parents residing
10 The Black Hills. She will return tc
Montana Dext sPriog.
Mrs. Geo. W. Irwin ard daughter Mar,
left on Thursday for salt Lake City ane
will probably remain there or in San Fran
cisco dur ng the winter.
Col. w. F. Wheeler, our "Artist," II
among the Miss OUTLAWS this week, taking II
the Fair aud enlafgiug his knowledge o
farming. Ipoidoot~i tAoreto he IL talking
NEW NORTHWEST to our patrons aud 10
ceipting a. usual.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
In Extenustion.

It occasionally happens. even In well reg
ulated printing Offices, that items are omit
ted inadvertently or through press Oh
work or more important news, and dire
condemnation Ia visit ID upon the editor
therefor. He is expected to have capacity
for acquiring information as illimitable as
an exposition build pg and memory Oh
,enacious as Democratic officeholder. For
something to DO Id for him TO know II, and
and. knowing 1t to be, give 1t immortality
in type. No explanations excuse him !;
the omission Ia simply piece OF petty
spits work on his part and the explanation
a detachable subterfuge. Although over
,wort,d. robbed OF bis needed sleep and
,emaciated by cankering cares, no CHARITY
IA extended to shield him, and the Quality
of what little mercy Is shown him Is strain
ed out Of all recognition. 1t Is thete things
--this ostracism from the circles Of oonsid-
sideration and forbearance-that In break
ine down the journalistic fraternity end
crushing out the craft. Tho above brisl
mention is but the suggestion OF voe'
from which ws suffer, fof there Ia . deptf
and poignsncy OF grief the English Ian
.guage is inadequate to convey. The con
.dition We refer 10 Ia when this spirit 10
yades the domswtio circle and "tbe Oh
man." gets hazed and banged rouid sn'
has remarks made to him by Goods last bes
gift to man" fer having forgotten 70 &c
.tioe 10 the paper the arrival Of youn
stranger In his own family. Oar attention
having been thus called to IL We histsn
make amends and trust 1t may be sugRe
ton to others that sometimes items coi
concerning them are omitted from new
papers without any special malice on Il
part Of the ed tor.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
Spring WAGONS and BngglRs
70 Arrive on or About August 10th.

The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BUGGIES, of the Celebrated MITCHELL, LrMio
q CO., manufacture, left Racine, Wis, Juy 1874;
and are now at Terminus 1t Is anticipated they VIII
arrive here in ten or twelve days 1t Is the largest
and best assortment ever shipped TO Montana. anu
they will be sold at close margin: w.
Two n inch, wide track, Platform Spring agnns,
Iound corners, pole, two full lazy backs, leather
trimmed mud lenders lamps, inside brakes, ana OIL
finished leather extension tops. - -, l.,
-Four IL inch, wide track, No. u -Four spring
Wagons three panel beds, pole, two full lazy Dack
seats leather trimmed and brakes.
Three Y inch, wide track, Badger buggies. pole,
leather trimmed leather top, boot behind springs ON
equalizers. ,,. p..,.. o,sn
pole leather trimmed. an ..-o.. .,,,,os
Two inch Racine phaetons, No %, three SPRINGS
leather top side curtains, blue cloth lining, lamps
mud Tenders shafts only. ,,uy.
Two Y inch, wide track No. ~, -Four sprine why
ons, poles, two full lazy hack seats leather ttnmed
brakes inside. :, p,.,t,ru, srr,,o
Six liz irch wide track, No. II Platform Sprlns
Wagons. round cornered bodies, pole. TWO iuh azS
| backs leather trimmed, brakes inside:
Two \ inch wide, track, Platform spring wagons
One inch. wide track, blackboard, shafts, Leather
| trimmed , A., .s,,. ura ,,l
and II 10 their advantage to examine the STOCK III
| nrices Dine notice will be given OF the arrival.
p''~ JOHN 8. MILLS Aacnt, ~
| Deer Lodge,M. T.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
SHOT BY HIS PARTN Err.
A Sad Accident TO a Proprietor.

For some weeks Lawr ence Lorraine and
Andrew Maggie, both, we are iniormsd, OF
Blackfoot, have been prospecting on the
north fork of the south folk OF Little
Black foot away up In the widest pat OF
the Rocky Mountain rInge some 20 or 70
miles from the Frenchwoman's and 10 or 10
miles beyond where wagon can possibly
BIO taken. The wild character OF the place
can be judged from the fact that nightly
their camp was surrounded by wild animals
and bears actually entered their tent and
stole QUE their provisions. On Tuesday
night the partners had retired to rest I'M
der the same blankets. They had killed
an elk and thrown tho skin on some bush
o. within rs or 100 feet OF the tent. The
proximity Of wild animals vas attested BY
the furious barking Of their dog and the
Farmers lay conversing until 10 or II
o'clock. Lorraine thought he had net slept
ut all, but circu INST Inces subsequently,
showed he must have dozed" uncon-
sciously. Finally the barking OF the dog
and cracking in the brush induced him
to rise, q asp his rifle and start cut OF the
tent, speaking as he left the tent TO biz
PARTNER who no believed had boen lying
beside him TO that time. Stepping out
side he listened and looked aid near the
elk skin saw something move. Believing
It to be bear he drew up his rife anc
fired. A shrek from his wounded partner
attested his sad mistake and the accuracy
of his aim. The ball had shattered Ma
gle's left arm, and ranging across the chest
male It's exit near the right shoulder
Lorraine, after attending the wounded mar
as best he could, started to the French
woman's and sent o messenger to Dee'
Lodge for medical assistance. DIR. lve
started at once, went to the man, cared 10
his wound, and returned in about 30 hours
having travelled over 100 miles during bis at
sence. The arm Is badly shattered and i
In thought amputation win be necessary
Although Maggie expcctorates some oiooe
it IL not thought the ball entered the cavl'
OF the lungs. To-day the brush will
cut for 10 or 12 miles NO Maggie can be cal
ried out on litter to where a wagon WI
be in waiting to convey him here. lt wa
n sad accident and Lorraine is nearly di
tracted by the unfortunate evenS.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-24
,s, 4, BroWnel B. Champlin,
OUR NEW ROUTE EAST
Quick Time, Low Rates and pleasant
Trip.

Quick Time, Low fSateS aiie - = 'S
Trip.
Hundreds of Montanians who have mot been 70 IN
statess for years are looking forward with pleasure
IN a trip sometime during the present spring. Inc
eause of this general eavetaking s due largely 10 ou
long season of prosperity but vastly more 70 te i.s
that we have now practically, through ran Ionte
from Montana to cities OF ootn .he pairosd IL M
last 40 near that the former dreaded stage rue n
dwindled to one that, in comparison, Is mere pas
time Passengers can leave Helena Deer Loage, pae
ar Virginia City on Monday morning, take az
At Ogden about Wednesday and dine at Chlcago ~.
nonis or San Francisco on Saturday; or, about the
ist of lime they can shorten this time about one
'rhe rails are now 80 near Red Rock that one may
fairly consider that the point at which tne ouk VI
East bound travel viii ths spr,hg rnc,inino chair
cars OF the Utah q Northern keo hocx - oIy hoo
m;ies aouth of Heenaf56 miles south OF Deer Lodge
ian miles south of Butte, 10s miles from virginia
CITY and so miles from Salisbury Takng me ns i,
ace of the distance as basis, We find that the hal
Rad AT Red Rock has large advantage over inc
liver At BENTON Stages and trains run DAILY, anu
rnnnect,ons are close and through TO all points
1 n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
of navigation are thus unknown on gu, BOUT ~
,onte. Considering the luxury, safety and speed 70
snred the rates to Omaha from our Promnens cites
Isflo fst class s75 I'd class, and 30 emlgranE e
nesiv very reasonable. Through tickets are also on
ssIe at The different Offices of Gimer, Salisbury 20
to all important cities OF the Union, ~ possenrers
have first class accommodations on stages mskes
| improyement ON last years custom Oh putting thein
| tbrpneh on mail wagons. Indeed, there ID muGl
pleasure in store for the average MonI r WIZ
sbont 10 make his long anticipated trip EAST oy ran
| and 10 mr. readers In the East who contemplate
| ;onrney to Montana, we can commend inc aooN'
| showing Just as heartily.