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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18

This morning the mayor had several
subjects before him. One of them was
Henry Smith, q one legged man, who was
arrested while drunk last evening by Ohi-
Ger Weitzel. When the officer attempted
to take him he threw both crutches away
and laid down. A whcelbarrOw was sent
for, but the man then promised to walk.
He laid down several more times before
reaching the station, but whenever the
proposition was made to haul him to the
station house he would walk. This
morning the mayor sent him to Jail for 20
days. Another drunk paid his costs, two
vags were discharged and one got 30 days
in the wOrkhOuse.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18
The Fire Department.

Lancaster fire department had meeting
ON Monday evening and re-enacted the
rules adopted June 26, 1879, heretofore
in force for the government of the depart.
ment Each company has been notified
of this action, and informed specially that
all orders will be given to the foreman of
the companies or tho men having the pipe !;
and that any disobedience to orders will
subject tho offending company to fine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18

A letter is held for postage in the post
office, which is directed to Miss Emma
r. Lefever, 429 Cumberland street, Har-
risburg. Pa" and one addressed to "Mr,
Orm White, 9G Camden street, Nd"
needs better directions,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18

SOME newspaper correspondent says
that Speaker Randall remarked that il
would be a good joke if the Independ.
ents and Democrats in the New York
legislature would elect Robertson and
some other man like him to the Senate
instead of Conkling and Platt. 1t is not
likely that Speaker Randall said any.
thing of the kind, for it would not be a
good joke at all, at least from
a Democratic standpoint, if any such
thing SHOULD happen. The New York
Democratic legislators are not likely to be
silly enough to want to exchange Conk-
ling and Platt for any two other Repub-
licans, or to interfere in any way with
what IS peculiarly Republican funeral.
It is safe to say that no Republican and
Democratic alliance will take place in
the New York Legislature which
will result in the election of two Re
publicanS to the United States Senate :;
one must be Democrat in any such
combination. There is no likelihood,
however, that anyone will be sent from
New York to the Senate who is not Sc
lected by Conkling. It is probable
that he himself will not go back.
We doubt much whether he desires to
do SO. He is disguised very much with
politics and sees no comfort in the situa-
tiOn. He would he wise to retire for a
time and leave Garfield and Blaine steer
the ship of which they have the helm.
He cannot serve among the crew with
such commanders and he dare not be a
mutineer. He needs to take a afurlOugh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18


UTAH is just now the chosen field for
considerable Christian missionary work.
There are forty. four Presbyterian mis-
sionaries in the territory, maintained at
an annual cost of $50, 900; the Congrega-
tionalists are spending $780, in new
school houses and churches. the Metho
dists have twenty, missionaries on the
ground, and other denominations are rep
resented. These tremendous exertions
have melted the MOrmons to renewed zeal.
Combines Old Guard died game.
Cameron, of Wisconsin, Mcmillan and
Jones, of Nevada, Republican members of
the commerce committee, all voted
against confirmation. The nomina-
tions Of Robertson, Merritt and
Badeau were reported back to the
Senate from the committee on commerce
yesterday and placed on the calendar,
with the committees recommendation for
confirmation. They will be called up for
action by the Senate to-day.
The Baltimore Sun has entered upon
the forty fifth year of its existence, and
signalizes the epoch by printing in yester-
days issue historical sketch of its birth
and growth from small beginnings to the
important position it now holds among
tho leading newspapers of the country.
1t refers with pardonable pride to it's pony
expresses, its pigeon expresses and other
enterprises for furnishing news far in adj
vance of the railroads, steamboats, or
other fast mail arrangements, in vogue be-
fore the days of the electric telegraph.
Col. FRED. A. CONKL1NG, brother of
the New York senator and possessing his
close confidence though his determined
political foe, thinks the senator will he
disappointed at Albany. "A careful can
vass of the Assembly convinces him that
the anti-Grant Republicans will refuse to
60 into caucus and will combine against
the caucus nominee, the result being the
election of an Independent Republican and
a Democrat. The colonel says his
brothers retirement from the senatorial
Office will not take him out of pslitics, but
will make him a strong candidate for
president in 1884. Col. Fred. hopes to sec
his brother defeated, because it is time
the Republican party was dissolved.
Long possession of the spoils has made it
rotten.
PEOPLE should remember that this
weather is dangerous to health. Tho
change from the heat of a few days ago to
the chill Of the present is too sharp for
most constitutions unless we'll protected.
Older persons can take care of themselves, +,
but who shall take care Of the children !?
1t is plain to be seen from the way
many of them are dressed that no one
is taking proper care of them at this
particular juncture, for they arc clad in
tue same thin clothing of the Late heated
spell. They are not SO susceptible to tho
cool weather as older persons, and do not
complain of tho change, which is one rea-
son why they are not given thicker cloth
ing. But the fact that they do not COM
plain is no reason to suppose that their
systems do not suffer. The complaint may
come after awhile, when the seeds of dis
ease sown in their systems begin to ger
inmate. Some attention to the children
now may save them much sickness and
avoid the necessity of long doctors bills.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18

Senators Cameron and Mitchell do like
wise.
On motion Of Mr.. Cooper the resolution
was referred to select committee COM
posed entirely Of Democrats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-18
MINOR TOPICS,

THERE was Il young man from SaiSt JOsepl
Who waltzed till he wore all his toes Off;
And then he caught cold,
And have been told
He sneeZed till he blew half his nose on.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
The Ohio state Election.

The election news from Ohio IL that
the Republicans claim that Foster IL
elected by from ten to fifteen ibous.Dd
10 tho State. and claim Il ~mOioriyin the
House Of Representatives. The Demo
Gratis concpds 10 Foster ten thousand.
end shy that the complexion Of the State
General Assembly IL doubtful. and will
depend entirely on the result ir IIamil.
ton County. Cincinnati for many years
has been noted for the amount OF
scratching done on both tickets. bp,
never In The history u elections were
the tickets on both sides scratched Nc
much ~ lhcy wers At this election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
Two R.nubIIeaa opisIoas.

Referring 10 the election Of senator
BsyGFj as President u the Senate. the
New York TrLun< ssssrts that IL EAs
deliberate aud Ia~less u'~urpa;ion; :
di,r'gsrd Of those presidents which .s.
tablisb.d lhA, a newly elected Senator
MAJ be sworn in By any member d.sig-
mated By the SENATE" The New YOrk
Time'. however ss positively asserts
that in their action. the Demeera.. h.d
not only precedent. bu, Law. on their
side.
The fact IL that both the Law and prees.
dent al always been 10 exact conform.
ity Nth The courss pursued by the Sen
ate IN the election Of a President pro
TEN. Monday. until a Republican ma
jority In inst body violated both. In
order to further their own projects. A
return to law, and the precedent ssisb
lished in ~arordspcs With it. at tbI.
time. ~ AFFORD no Just cause Of com
plant in any quarter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

On Ts~sesy La E-E>sla1;ces vs-s
eoe1=Hs.sa vtieh ~r-ssiied 1. tAs
eee&sdsfsea a tse q til n1ss saJs-
shS- ss4 Jer1srzirs Eiaes in n. sb1ss
HsD.S district srd in fse II iks. per-
tin q Ek7 C0sefy. Tie sz.~sor
liS<s q tbs BSeksTs kIe ssd H. Okis
we're ysysli.i- b-s tie tired Il tie r-i-
ct ik< ctio sns fosE1 % b IYr-rsek-
ing iss BSeEs!s- Tie ss.srs IL t.<k
e2si=s we're TIE So. kss lad z-e1zal
~irt-Ee-s- Thy siS-ly ec.e!s4.4 -
osrsE1str. sci tie two .L.iEs. OEio
IE5 BEetT.. VII cov u Ip1sr ~ tie
c~o-sSlssi~d Otto Il. psf-rs fs-=-
isg ;tr Ers9r q -. ;yo =f-.S kEy.
t-.s aIsss ~ MI. c. Dvu. All d-iy
Sgd ssS s-f-gsIsdred- Tk.osr-n
q tie oorESA1EiSa sr. A J. D.lIE.,
d. EEE A. L / HegL.. D.ilL. ss5
Esis osrisz 49, eo.ir0Ifiss iri=r..z-
Rro- The Ot3S '-is fOzI As<IJ.. k-irz
ar.rszs Tn<f. resulted As fyILy,: SIS;
80 ~; ts5s zs $50 q. IL. l..1rs
u.fs E.5s ~ NJ L4isEt.r. as Ca -
r-h-d EY9E Es e1-r--. 80 -. rex "a.
vel I'D ~esrf-lly Iv-rsg-t- II. pa
iI.s sIil IaE.&itcIy eOez-re. =.rirz
the cr-. ED1 ih- Iii! - God EOp.
sEa,E Ak hb.= zLrtEsS.ci c; bur
G0rs0E- gsLI.Ei-.. ri-.iy t"pruEL
q Tie Iss.y. Ihis is = so0S oEiI9.I.
-T5z1 HsIeE.
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IssisS3 - sse1i-T tossikos4 St5ek
rssesb - - 49, sb-<rSIy 90 s-&
as-s-ds n d@so<rsbs frsFSapp vksS-.
0KS<s-es &ys. y. ksIs ss1. q s-5
IN is~J eissss&s a he p-~Fs.: fkis -
1sU Sssy SkBsk A. .l5@& tsrs q
d<Sa<-Aiis issiSfs;5ers ss eve % n.
o~pfr-s~s3. sod ess-S-ss 81 tt< ks~Va
s'ery ssek E0TsrsIi Esy be EEA II
kespiSg YSsss tkSsski e;-Nr. Ice. AID
fI-sh - 70 principles vtist are Tie
sss<Sos 81 Ger ei,iEn:ioz. ib+ uass&
S1rf Il al .ds=Etiys II E<p-Nir-
syds.J EEiiE ssJs: The D0Sss;
If-;sSa - E-En0ts 81. 81. EsSli's $3.50
% III sdiss 10 coEESs spH Er5 %
at nth the ksrtsr;y 81 iyrksts Nrd
ih- tsisiiy IL hioss.' EDs Byror sa8.i
EcghE6's urios ssik If.Isr5s E-ios
d tie SHARK With liz ps..." BE-
ikAs's eopeIssiGzs, fr9= . ssrrs1 Il
sTe b5rdI-5 ..tr Il Earsep>sn Lis
tDy. vas: "osIyb b, =aiirz 49, rzirz
few rptssy ess tie oPpr~s%t EhHy
obtsin . PsrieIs 81 T.E-f." EsEzpd
BsIks-ih- bot5-ss s.n IL tie pIsIi-
Esrts1 kisi,rT 81 tie La: ksudr.d
J-srs; great 2 ikIs CissrC II tx senate
EDd .lEOst Pia.o il Tie GeA5.EY-ks
AZ nd . esrisry Sgo: "'if-lADd hss
learned. 81 IAi;. iksi i~s,iies IL to b
bad iEoE Engisrf osly rk.r 6sasEtsd
a. The ssoTd's pant" AID = esttsIy
lst~r. or Las: y.zT, GiAdsioE- proclaimed
himself 10 = patlie S3ar.ss IL -eotl.E4
"EGglEbd never e0ps.des Apyikirg %
Ir-IsDG. sIe-pt sb.B po'sS 20 do e.
By fear" When We r.Esmber the
LIazissi0ns ps os.bt 10 el-p 0ET h.Dds
ct s'srJ fe.b "o1trsg.." az. ps-r0:
press styles IL; ssATs tbs; il is eEIy =
f-rtd stko 81 lie upsk.t-,bot ikt:
T.trl,d sgsins, The OLD state Hcas- or
the Gih Of March. 1870. and Of iks .sT-
sk,op tie; made the tiny spiTs Of ibs
Ola Eotik trsnbIs uEEE BDs;cE RIDERS
snpti-d the three India tea clip. iEto
the sss; welcome evidence 81 living
force and rare intelligence IL the vie
tin. and the sign tia; TIE dsJ of de-
Hysrarcs drs-s zach bosY nearer.
CsAss ringing endless charges Of sp-
logy On the E.D who made Sortb's
Boston port ILL . failure. sLils ever
leading j~05rDal s.pds daily over the
rstsT uistsS for the success 81 Glad
stones copy Of The bill for IrslsDd.
II all ughtiul government res;s On
consent; Il. ss tie French sAy. "!ou
can do aIm0s: anything With = bsyoDst
except at 90 IT," lie Ai least consistent.
aud depDunes the man rbo covers Ire
IADd nth regiments 10 hold up = dss.
potism which sithin twenty months b.
has confessed. rssts wholly upon fear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
ohIs n.eu.. R-t.na-

FI's bsEdr-d AMI Eii ETY. iosr u4Gts
AID precincts skos Z IL; DemOer.re
gain Of 3gI. shIeh initiates Fo.t-T'I
plurality Al AbDsi ls,OJy. The ei,iss
skor Republican gA-rs. AID tie eo1D-
iiss D-Doers;Ie gsiE,. The temper
nee vote -iII reach Ibos; 1900 IL IL.
STATE. The Z pubissp. have elected a
nsygrity 81 botk t'IpsE.. Of the L~gi.
lsiuTs. unless Hamilton County should
ssEd e D.aocTsiie obligation. Yer,
DssgTs returns L.r. be-. re.iTed fran
C~ireinnsti. ba: tt. indications are
favorable for the R~psbIie4us.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
Oh-R.

II. sait Lake 7rtEr. aye: A =E-
EIzs5 NgrTis sA4 O. ~. s;.s.; Ia;
TE.s4sy v!ih iro 'P-sn=.E. q p-:H-
isSJnI il = psgsz. .tsek eszi-6 gGI;.
. s-rssilOn. Thy H.=< - u p-in
fed ssssp AID oE. trE= = quarry
soEtk ci tie e4ty. All who sI-rIr-a
thea PT0E0spesd iL-a sL..p. aud cc-
l>oi-a As If it bad = by o. il. IT,,
pzzzi-d all WHO saB it.E=, Az attracted
eroSd uksTeTer IL. sAs9a 80 driven.
AID the eSrts:ors g~soigis. v'rs all At
..s Tor Asy ,Ipl.ps;i0s Of TIE .opd.r.
Thy are ikoEskt ~ q few % b .On.
0, the !os; sk.sp Of TIE bose Of I.rs-I.
bot there 10 as get % definite hsti Or
the Subisc..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

EskT HAHHs camp.d ont Ia Logan
Canyon. UiAb, one night recently.
About IL O'Clock BIO Awoks aud dis.
covered that he aud his bedding were
bsiDg dragged down The mountain side
BY = hogs grizzly boar. Harris wss al
most parnIJzej by fear. but managed
hpslIy 10 wriggls out Of tho quilts. drop
to tbs ground and crawl away among
Sorhs. The grizzly vent somo distance
with tbs bidding. but finding that bis
expected prey bad escaped hs Sc, up q
dismal howl. Harris for the remainder
Of tho night shiysred IN tho canyon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
oder TO SH0.Y CAUSE Fur
SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

Is DISTRICT COURT up TIE iii
JEtleal District c"lai! 81 EIa1. state 81
Nevada.
In the mailer = The c-layr q G--- W.
Ahrii'. drcsa.-I.
II GppearEE % jats-s rsihs -. ui.'r~.
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ihr STAT - y '4cH. o. ArH lur 90. r..gafT II
Esn: - iLT EE1f'nl lai- day TT.nf-' sd
hf-s bU l-zEc ! sis-- AauE.s-'r-s.r g Gle Gee
tat of ih- std G'c~-r " N.f"... ..r.--HT,
prpTlHs To- Tu ~ snr o. - o. OF n... H r.sa. lar
81 l. ury--.arr iu --.. Ih- 10 EH.r uFfa. .t-.
tat 10 Fay tAr allo-aIs- 80 Va ru4 r4Hi
EniiI- 'IHG ur. "=--'srt o. a-Itr-- tn o.
c-as'G sod To q It.. rTgfI-ns ag4 l--
Of atE4iu.Ir-iiDus
il g. Ih-r. tprr oTlFr-t ~ the jedi q - I
b!-'fiCf Cont o. -. ~rTsLth LasE n b.
ir.G. stale nr NrsaEa cant % ElEo. taar .rl
prTrOB- i.Irr'-s q iu tho eztafr % saiI Do.
ca = appear h~frrr fha Di-Eg{1 Con. 80 .,
seventh JudiCiai Iii; -. 81 The CHzT Fa..-.
~ EiEn. csun'y 81 ktsu. -fair ~ NFNa3E. n4
MONDAY. th~ ~EN NTEE I'll day ri Dt.
ToBEE 4. u. ISL. - 10 u-c.u.s Z, u-Df sill
SaT. q" .hJs cHusr Why an uT. f-fDH.duut boo
. uHi'L 20 Tho lid EiIslssE..f % -zIf t.
whole UfIh- rrs. --'Ei= Of tHr .#aI deceased
Aud that ~ ~ ~ lHl- 0~dHg tr ga. lob
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and publ! -Avl q. -afi lAs U.FufF.~r- lido - Ne-
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bE,rl l. -. SrAs T. iSi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

The Tfmei.H,e"w Is Informed by n
gentleman from Columbia. tina, the
prospects for that camp "rs decidedly
encouraging. The mill Of the Columbia
Con. Company will start up In a few
days Tor . two month"; run upon Maggie
aud BoIsozi ore. Tho.s mines ar.
looking sud producing we'll. A new
shaft Will be sunk and BOOSTING works
sFecied upon tho latter mine In the
course 81 q few weeks. Hugh bowman
and Hesiann the parties lately injured
by . cave In this BoDADza mine AFRO get.
ting AloDg nnsjy Abd ars considered out
81 danger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
LEN aoIIcS.
AppucAno1 fos A PATENT,
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bale A07ntais Chef t=t-s CT Y.a= kzar4.y
silver al copper. via sG-fsc- F-gu.4 az
hzr1-et fest - uttts. situated. IL Hsiryas
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yey No a.. fr0aa ukich a.. n-,iz sAHn . ,...
6esp. &C tie Bald Nourislz GasG LaL.. t-sr
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feet s0Sth Ol tbs orEiHA! lDrsil1a ne 100,
Pot Ne ? mas s.-i gats q tie erirr.I
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bihoSs IL cid J G. in Eysgzs-L CsusS-
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tsue yArIIssa lC as-rr-s. - E4H-'a.
IL locattC1 % ihts nice &. isr -l-d ia ih-
Recorders o@os 81 HJlrssd Mag Ii.-aCt
n Boob &C. Yas- 80 q IT, 70 p. q sd
district This eLHiE L. BOUNDED /, % Er.Wn
claims
AEy AID al p~-<1Is clEr13r- ,Iv.r=,v sry
pn-ue C: silt iAll Eogzt.ga cat: =.rz -
S1rAee groG-sd are required 10 .- lLsif ~
NeNS Slsius with the ~IL-Els;-r q -. CEitoI
s's',, Lad o.cs az FUr.lA IN tie sat. u
Ns'Hts- dung "a" slIt! day. y1b.lrs ia her,
q. or tbey Will - b.rTv1 y gTtusn q ~ IT,
'ts.oEs 81 The ~stAtIts- T. IL. HIsCElLN.
B-.istsr.
II 10 k-r.hy ort.r-i that -. f-r--rsrr urur-
q 'PIlSHti"n for p>i.h - - tur TIC
pfoDd - siIty rU drys - tlr ELEo TSu. -
nfST.A GAhN ErssgsI~r Tabll,l'd ~ III.
STL.s- d. Il. A~INCEIET,
E"0stsT.
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Mas. lLIL OT:EEs0s. Of Wheeling,
Virginia. vas a.nh.n'd from her sleep
early To.Sdsy morning. by . noise in
Der b dfcDD. and G2r = masked man IN
the act Of going through Der bureau
drawers. In moving In the bid sh-
attracted the attention Of ID. robber.
Who compelled her e. the nuzzis Of =
pistol 10 rise. ard ssI,ibg her in = chair
cot "A her b ir. which rss 81 .Ie-sd
ipgly IuT1riAu. grouth. He DolssteI
her no further, aud made bis Grape.
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At Grand Island The other day q pas
SeDger found three flies in mis- te. ~
the eating bouss. lie allied the waiter
TO him aud said: You are Ia error
about me. You evidently think I atD
travelling In h special car aud putting
on a great deal Of dog. ! AIN riding
second class wi,hou. baggage. aud am
only entitled TO on. fly. Give this cop
TO that big fat man Mt :be corner table.
II. Is q director Of The read aud entitled
to three flies in his ten and n dead cock.
roach between his pancakes. ] cauuot
travel second.class and usurp the rights
Of 6rst-olass passengers. Please pass
the chronological mustard before you
20 and set the adnmnniine primes where
I can reach them. I may want TO throw
ono OF the heal waiter occasionally 10
attract his attention"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

The numerous friends Of Jndg. Kirk.
patrick. formerly Of The old ia~-hnm u
Hempsissd d Kirkpatrick. siH be
pleased to learn that hs has sgAID con.
cludsd TO locate in Salt Lake. aud ba.
associated him. elf With the reil.kn0sn
Law firm Of Bennett A Hrknss-. Tn.
new firm is now known ~ Bennett.
Hardness 4 Go.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

L,ad>,: Superintendent Co.'S, OF IL.
L. il g. Railroad. has gone 20 Cherry
Greek. 70 be absent about ten days.
When he returns. active OPERATIONS will
be resumed along the entire line of tb-
road. We are glad 10 mole this. a. II
dispo9ea Of the story circulated 10 the
effect that the Central Pacific h., pur
chased the road.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

HAzEnos. the "boJ" preacher. .
late importation from the East. pUE
dsligbting the s@n-n,i0n loving yDftiyp
u the people Of San F~r4nciD-o. il .
promising infaui Of i..niy-S.'+n years.
According to the Bay paper. he's bette,
than . e%iTeus. With side-sbDv aitrse
lions thrown in. Moody and SAbt.y.
1t would s-.in, would scarcely make 9
tail 10 his kite.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

Tux Reno papers remark oheerinlly
that tho Fair at that place Is proving 10
DO q grand success. We are right glad
Of II. both for tho sake Of the town
whose enterprise has achieved II, aud Of
our personal friends who are directly
intorectcd In II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

ANDREW EEESAs. an old time Com.
stock miner, Was killed In the Savage
miEe Sunday. through the cnreIes'bess
Of James Chapman, the engineer. who.
when .ignnled 10 lower lb. "gir.f-."
boosted II instead, crushing Mr. Eeensn
against the iimbfrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

At the preliminary sIsiniDntion with
rsspse, TO the NARROW gang. shooting ~
R"bo. ID" Journal says: John SuHd,r
lsnJ sud lanes NcSi.cbsn we're the
only witnesses rIDmiBtd BOih oi ihrm
s~ors positively ib-t CUgAD fred the
FIRST sbot. Snnd. fisbd testihed lhst be
sau C"RSn with e revolver. aud also
saw Fowler With . pistol. or What hs
took 10 be n pist0l. lie himself. al
though srmsd. n"vsr drew bi. pistol.
MGNecbnb testified that Fowler bad =
revolver; that Balcb printed bis p siol
81 him, that Cogan 6r.d the B'st shot
81 him. Snd then fred over Ia the cor.
ntr where Fowler. ScoSiiIs aud Conn
were. He himself fired three shots.
while facing PosIsI. COgaD rnd Comm"
TrrDnOrr Conn. whom ScoTills In
bia dying statement cbnr,rd With bar.
ing done the fatal shooting. testified u,
Reno. NJ follows A. the time Of tbn
meeting Of The stockboId.Ta. Fowler
ordered us nut. thin took hold u SIC.
MeohaD. then loft him and come after
me with n pistol In bis hand. Thomas
Cogan came In aud 6red q shot nj SIC
Mcchan then turned and fred Into tho
cornor where ScoSillo aud Fowler were
souniing With me. Scovillo was tug
ging at mr, and his body nearly facing
Co4"n. The shooting VIZ. all over In
ton seconds. Some one jumped on my
led AID shoulders. When I got np
Scorille lay on tho aoor With bis feet 10
the door and his head und.S ,hr table.
! never fred my pistol that day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

ACCORDING 10 . statement 10 the Salt
Lake Tribune. In that city. Monday
night, n shower Of rain. also Of hail.
poured down from u beautifully bright
aud clear moonlit sky.
Tho above Is touching appeal to the
charitable iorbcsrancs Of a lopg.suTer.
Ing. ovor.crsdulou- public. bu, too lN,o-
ths fate OF an Official bulletin IL bis'n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

JANIS TULLr. a Comstock miner. was
killed In n mine at Tombstone last
Thursday. by being run into tho SboAvss
by the engineer. From tho top Of the
gallows'iIamO ho was pteoipitated into
tbs hhafl.