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Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you can get the pare stan .
Piper's. 4
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
needles so cents per dozen. at Clayton
Bros i II: If.
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II you want any KlnG OF sewing
machine cleaned or repaired send to
Clayton Bros. ill:tf
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RGCaldweil. dentist Office in Squire's
Opera House. First class dentistry
work done at ressonab' rates. m3tf
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100000 SHINGLES,
Finest quality. at
+. w. WUsTHoFF's.
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Buckien,s Arnica saIve.

The best SAlve In the world for Outs. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever sores, letter.
Chspped Hands. ChilblAins. Corns and all kinds
Of skin Eruptions. This Sslvs Ia guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction in every case. money
refunded. Price S5e. per box. For sale by Kellogg
4 Andeisoa, seattle. Hodge, Davis Co., Whole
sale Agents, Portland. d7l-ly
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VI. Il. CHURCH APPOINTMENT.

For the District of Puget Sound the
Methodist Episcopal clergy have been
assigned az below stated for the ensR-
ing year;
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THE HkRKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUE.--Superiine - -; Extra g o.
Corn Meal o. cwt. - -: Buckwheat = cWl
s. ud.
BCrrsk-lhoice ROB, tgs plicys, - = cts.
sc wholesale; choice iillamook sic
CHEESE.-Clatsop dairy laolNc.
TGGs.-2oo2' cts r. doz. Chickens, = o.
FRESH MEATS Choice cuts. Lamb. lOc:
Beef solo: Pork 10: Mutton sale. by the
cSrclSc ~.
MrNrS.-Ercalfas bacon i3is.l5 per ~:
sides l3 aall' ec: hams a. .1lgc: shoulders
l0al2c smoked beet l5atGslc; corned beef
sloal2 e Dbl; comed pork loc o..
BEAN,.--.S,i cts.
DRIED FRUITS. Blsclherric zoe: Prunes
liE9oc.
WoNEY.-ln frame, aoc m glass poc.
LAEn.-lu tins and cIddics D. glsc o..
Mil TtEp. Bran SO uH: country. So
ton: Sawls SIS 1: Hay go o3o2s ~. q ton.
OArs.- Accordin- - guality. prices range
from D8 sis ccs bushcl,
rLGa~a..as. s.--i'otHtoes Aol ct. o.:
onion ..ic 'r in.
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san Francisco Markets.
TnY MAIL AND rEIEGHArH.l

WHEAr-Sl ~ sel 90 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS l5Hl - Il ctl.
WooL-Oregou. Valley 2Io 80 ctS. T.
n. Eastern Oregon. 1000.
HIDE~--llcaNN sailed TO- sc: light. d.
1ac. Saltcd calf. lOdl2.
FAMILY Bacon. $50 ~.
cts: clear Oregon sides. l$@l5ssc: hams.
12l5,al5 cts.
BAELEH-COaSt feed SOWSl ~ cts
Brewing X 7lz@gJ r eli.
HAY-Wheat. S9@~l5. Oat. ~9d>l5,
Barley. S9aSl5 y tom.
NEGETABLES-l'oi 75dS5 cts peI
100: Onions. red. G0N7oc per loO; Vel.
low. ~laSl % per 100.
EGGS-CalifOrnia., ,76i47, r dOZ: Ore
gOn. 500 i0c r dOZ.
FLoUR-BeSt family extra. - a.: Su-
periiHc. - J0Gf: Bakers extra. - l2i5
Oregon extra. ~ 75d~5 90: Nalla-walla
Xtra. ~ JOaSl -.
FgUITs-Dried apples. S09 cts. fol
quarters. sliced; Plums pitted. E5Gl4c
Peaches ll@l2i sc, peeled lS,d3Oc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Extra fancy
Butter. 40 cts. Z ib; Fresh roll, GOOD
to choice. 45@47iz cts: Picked. 30 cts
y h.
SEEpS-Flax, 2l5d3c p n: Canary
555@4 G: Alfalfa, p@llc: Timothy, 90
Joe p n.
BAGs-There is a good business in /;
JOobmS way AT S$[@9l4c for STANDARD
grain.
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KEn0ALL'S SPAWN CURE
Oy ETSIAx FRESH.

BaNcr>iicld. VI. Dec. -. iS79.
q. = KENDALL & Gu. GcIJi~ wish to
add my trSiimnny in favor 0f yurIr Invaluable
liuulCIt. -kCHdalI'S SPAWN cure" IN the
SpTiu. Of t~2 ] shipped on the lee and
.pT;incd my right limb AT The knee JOINT.
was very iImc and ~ times suffered the
most cNrrIiriating pam ] wore a bandagc
pn Il Iur uVeTa year. AMI tried most every
shmg u my reach. hut could fiHd not hing
fllat y.uJilsl give me permanent relief. When
Ovrrs oTked % would pain me very much.
In April iS.S | began 20 think ! should he
q cripple Tor life . hut having some of ken
dal'S SPAWN Cure" thought ] would try it.
] used one third Oi a bottle. and experienced
relief at once. The pain left me and has not
troubled mr since. ! feel very grateful Ia
YOU and would recommend Kendall Spav n
CuTr' to all whn suffer with SprainS or Theu-
ilatISm. Yours truly. MRS j. BOCTELL.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-20

Harrisburg Pa. NOv. l.. lSSO.
bt; T. i. kFNDATL X Co. Gents: ! have
a very fine mare that has had a bone SPAWN
Tor a ION. time. ! tried every thing man
could devise tO cure Il nut all in vain and
wa> about to give I; M when friend Of
mine IN this citv came tO me and recon-
meHdcd kcTdIll'> SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results. removing that bone clear
and clean aud then I sent - cents To yuU for
one uf Your illustrated Horse Books and I
IhnS there i nO better book printed on the
nur>c and his diseases. | have taken great
interest in IL AMI have since sold l. copies
Nidi @uuo can bN getting them iOf OtNtTS.
Yours truly. G.. ". MILLER.
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KendaITS SPAWN Cure

= ~ur,' IN IiS effects. mild in itS action as II
slOe> not blister. and Vet il = penetrating
and powerful tu reach any deep seated pain
pr tO remove any bOuy growth or any other
enlargement. II used ter several days. such
rs >uIvin>. >pllnt>. rCTbN. c;lilOJIS. >pralnS.
~'-c'iWg~. lny iamcuC>S and all enlargcmentS
ui tu. iOtutS OT limbs. or rheumatism M man
and iOr any purp1Se for which linimcut u
gi>sd tuT man or beast. IL = now known 10
hc The J,.>t huiment for man ever used. act
igg mild and vet certain in its effects. IL Is
iI>s.d iUli strength with perfect safety ~ all
~C-.~uu~ ut the year.
Scud address for illustrated circular. which
WC thiuk gives pu>itIVc pfuDf uf IT. virtues.
No remedy HAS ever met with >uciI IInqudli-
fed Succp>S. 70 our knowledge for beast aS
well - mIu
FTi-. II per bottle. or >iN bottles Tor -
ALL DEi GGISTS have it or c;,H GeJ it for
y.:l. DT % giil De- sent t0 aHS address un rr-
rrip, Il i,rirt- l,y tilr u.ra~trtur~
DIR; r. !. EENDAiL * co.
Eu.r~lg.l-l Falls. vermont.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. LOG.

Regular Meeting every 1ueSday Evening
a. "a, o'clock. az tiood Iemplar's Hall. Che
namus Street Astoria, over g. l.. Parker
Sore Members Of the order, in good stand
r 80 are invited o. attend. Degree meeting -
Monday each month By order We
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Temple Lodge, No. I. a. F. a. II.

Regular Com nunicaiions first and ~
third Saturdays m each month. a; "a w
O'clock. p. ~. a the Hall in Astoria.
Members - the nrder. In good standins arc
invited 10 attend By orocs ~ the ". ".
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Knights OF Pythias,

AstOr Lodge. No G. X. Of y. meetis
every Wednesday evening at 7izt-sI
O'Clock. IN the hall of the A. o. L. WY
corner Chenamu> and Benton streets. =
i,y order G.
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Chamber of Commerce ol Astoria.

NsaAeAAAA1CA VI A-'sAAla4AlA Va -AEAOA Asa-
scpular meeting every Isl and 81 MunGaN
u, rara r.1ii,h. al - T.. IL. In tie hall " ilt.
\ ruWg Mems Christian Association.
j. q. 4. BOWl.BY. President
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Adulia spanish bk STANLEY = T. Jan = via Nictoris
Acucs OSWALD. br -h i3~0 tou-. Mcaibbon. Cardiff.
Dee 90.
Adolf. Sye. bk. ~ ton- Rinsnans-oa. Gotten
burg. Oct o.
Arco. s,r bk ois tons. Ga;ze Rio Janiero San
Alden Brsse. Am uk ~ tons. No -. HongkonE.
Jan 80 loading
County ri Ayr br ok sgs tons. Alexander Cardih.
Nov
Citv of Agra br bk 1914 tons Young Melbourne.
Nov
clan Grant. br bk. ss> tons james. fm Liverpool.
Nov ~
t'nion,a. An b. So tols Noyc~. Hongkong ian o.
Couotes- of Ro,h,,. br bk G.br.iter --eb =
Clan Mcleod br bk 6l6 tons Yokohama March
Doxsord. br bk Liyer!,'ol Marc via Victoria -
E,acl. br hA. - tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov ~
I.mily Chaplin. hr bh 7.a toas. Harris. Newport.
Eng via Gu.y1nas sept I"
Faderncslandc,. Swo bk bordeaux Oct j.
Geo BowIcy. br IN loIp tons. iicwlru Yokohama
Lizzie Irsdale. hr hk 40 tons Mo,-oTi Liverpool
AUG a. wa Honolulu and Victoria
Odulis br bk l5s tons Liverpool yia Honolulu 4 u-
ly -. Houbtful
P.~ltha br b. ~ tons, West. Liverpool. yia Nic-
torIa Dct ID
SeIkirkshire br sh. 1872 TONS Anderson. fm Cardiff
Nov =
SidIaa. Br bk 49, tons Nc,ilashan Middleboroueh
Ian D.
Scottish F.irs. br bk \ ,kolalua. Oct %
Thurisnd Castle, bl IN i-3stons Shanghai
Victoria Cross. hr bk, 66s ioas, oven, Calcutta.
Zoe. Or bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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for deed. quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

WI>hiEsiUnviIlc. ohio. June l., IsNo.
bl;. y. 4. Kendall. y 60. Gents Read
.us eur advertisement ~ TUri. Field and
rJru. Us kcudaii> SPAWN Cure. 5uu having
20 y3.rtahly aud speedy Horse which had been
i1mc from SPAWN eighteen months. sent 10
.uU fuT bottle 10y express. which iU six
weeks removed all iamcucSS and enlarge
uru. and Il large Splmj nom another hOs>r
1nt hath horse are to-day ~ sound - colts.
The uI3v bottle was worth 10 mc UuC hundred
G"ilJrN- Respectfully yours.
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PORT oF ASTORIA


~hfII.H.
S,rrea br ba a,3 'an- Qleea-. oUu. MareH
Trustee. sen. go ton-. McAHcp $ O. aIsrci. D.
st.Jr8. .a..toraia. --. .au teu-. oghu-y. fa. s. o.
March Do
Badura. b. ba, I.a- ton. Ies p1raa-rHgn Nch li
Coisma.a. -- --2. tors boIe- D.. HaTra l
Me'a.ctasu. fAf. .~ toms nar-uo Nareh
North ia-I ast B,- tens P-rlss.aa. IS March [!
Archer. Gr 5k ls" tun-. Marc,s L5r. rr1aI. F.h -
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EFEzE =. ssssE:...E z sxz&


WEI De mEYZR'S CA
IAaiG Cure, a Constitutional
1EtiE0te for @his terrible znaIa-
az, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
e:aatioR, Otfsr comedies may
Ca-:ovo Catarrh, this oures az
my stage before Consumption
sots ins
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial,

liver. ~ pay.
Com exchange on san Francisco ! percent
premium.
Coin exchange on View York buying TAR:
selling 3 90 percent.
legal ienaCrs-Iar.
Telc@rarhic transfer on New York per
cent. premium.
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I2-Tn procHfDnrH. per B0duo.
From Portland .;s.44l ciiS Whcai......... .>5l 90
TT QucfsSi0irH. per- SsricG.
Fiom Portland - SO ciiS wheat ......... >-s,.-sp
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. / Q. o. (.

Meet every Thursday evening. SIS,
Al "a o'clock. IN the Odd Eel = = =
lows Hail. cor. of C2ss and Che
manu-, streets. Astoria N en- bcrs 90 the Drde
are invited tc attend. By order. y. g..
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Common Councll.

.,eeuiar .Heeting- second and fourth Tue
G8y evenings of each month. q; O'Clock
Sc Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
IF1u by the N0ancil a; ans regular meeting
must present "a, same o. thc auditor auu
Cilrk or 90 before tae Friday evening prlul
tu the TUESDAY 60 which The Council bolus iis
regular meeting-. E. H. CAEnAi ELI.
Auditor and CLERK.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-20
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
-Colupli,fa.
SfateCaIifnrnia


- STEAM>HIFLEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- 40 3 \. NJ. az follows:
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Waite.
Low Water.

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
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iNisii -------.------>l
T'o LirCrip"A. pr DBrh0E.
frum Portland ll.555 cilS wheat -....-. =
sos i.i,lS Hour -...........
Astoria Es5 - salmon .........
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gERDaLL'S SPAWN CURE

'''''''' 7'I''-V'''III! m E;iFi,TOIFTT NJ n
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rEssELs oA rDL w1l


Sparr , sch = q March .6
Biya D.. agg tons. t7.las :. g.. Ma.ch H
orient, bIIg. s.- 5aa-. '..l'..a-. =
Moder ~cls ,s- fo.-. y g.. jas o..
Neon. sh. I.rl toun. lowell, Dec I5
Ciorton. -H. fHiladaipria, .'.n 80
Empre, ~u l,5l ton-. hcw hora. Jan -
Hcnrv > Nandtnrd. hln so. i.iH sons. Sleeper
y Y loading Feb D.
Kate Davenport. sh. i34e tons NaI"'t = \ Jan D
Io.r7.aia. 80 i555 toa-. rrraaia. s. Jas 80
Carrie wiu,,oa Am bk. g4 ton. Lpune. Phiia-
daphia Feb -
Palmyra. An -h. N \ Feb -.
AlIoo Buck, Ara IA loading
M. = N,--.l-.rn u ii HLllInd. nina M.r..L
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% Tg QHsGisfprH. per CcyOSiC'.
F-pm PORTLAND lS AZ cilS wicsil.......-.S . q
- y" Lirorls"nl. per ITciirT.
Fipm Portland 1851 ril~ Whrat.....-... ~i5.1syb
7syil hl'i> -four. ....... 30 .psi
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FEIsEl A-:t.
10 Li.s,g,ri. yayDrrr.
Fnuu Portland ia-1 hhI> ,'oHr- =. y.
l-.s' .-ii> wheat ..--.... -
y.0Bs e.. salmon ...- 1914
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

INFORMATION was received in Carson
Monday evening Of a horrible murder
two and q half miles from Douglas
Springs, on the Bodie road. Douglas
County. An old man named DoEd,
sixty years Of age. living by himself on
a little ranch, was discovered Sunday
by two Indians lying dead in his cabin,
with an AZ near by covered with blood
aud other evidences Of a desperate
struggle. An examination showed Mr..
Dowd to have received q blow from an
az on the left side OF the face and q
stab with q knife on each side OF his
throat. The objec. OF tho murder is
supposed to have been robbery, as the
victim was q very prudent. saving man.
The murder is believed + have been
committed about two weaks ago, as he
had not been seen for that length Of
time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

THE Virginia CArOHiels OF Monday
says: The management Of the Orphan
A'ylun here propose TO offer evidence
to show that theirs is not a seetariAn
institution, and is therefore entitled to
aid from the State IN caring fer the
orphans under its charge. The Sa-
preme Court has commissioned 4. Il.
Ricketts, OF this city to take evidence in
the matter. The hearing o. testimony
will begin at his Office. over the Bank
Of California, tomorrow morning st IL
O'Clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

A ooPT Of the hrst issue Of tho Bns-
6i Weekly Ifm". published ct Bristol,
Lincoln County. eame TO hand to-day.
II Is issued every Thursday by Trippel &
Brannan. who in their saIuta,ory state
That the Times will be Independent in
politics; express unbounded confidence
In the bright future Of the camp. and
promise that the improvement in the
management OF the paper shall keep
full pace with the advancement of the
business interests Of the camp. The
material OF the Time. ia tina, Of the
former Typo Sun. Success to the new
venture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The funeral OF Almond L. Rhodes,
the young man killed by the switch
engine at Winnemueca, took place there
Saturday evening. The SHFe- Stai. re-
ports that everybody who could posi-
bly, attend, joined the mournfpl pro-
eession to the grave. A. the inquisition
upon the body, the Coroner's jury found
that tho deceased was native Of Nevada,
aged II years, and came to his death
by the carelessness and i~mprudence Of
employees OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The SHrT Sfs;s of the 2sih says:
ColOuel Bernardo cavalry company.
which left Fort McDermit for Arizona,
e=:ly in September. returned Saturday
eyenii 1, covered with dust. frost and
glory. This company and Cars com
mand from Halieck did some good ser.
vice in Arizona. and. in fact. made it
warmer fer the hostiles than all other
troops in the Territory combined. The
company numbered AZ enIiste4 men,
ofhcered by Colonel Z. F. Bernard and
Lieut.. John Pitcher. They had one or
two lively engagements with the In
dams. in one Of which two Of the
command were wounded. They re
turned With their company. however,
Is their wounds were not serious. They
left here yesterday morning for McDer.
nit, where fifteen recruits will be added
to the company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

FIFTEEN CARS on freight train No. S
we're badly wrecked just above Cape
Horn Monday. Ten cars loaded with
cattle and merchandise went over the
embanfment. While the other Eve we're
piled up on the track. The train men
escaped unframed. and comparatively
few of the cattle were killed. The East
and Wessbound overland passenger
trains transferred the passengers. nails
AID express around the wreck. A
brokeniwheel is supposed TO have caused
the disaster.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

TUESDAY MONT an attemp, was made
TO set FIRE to the Day furnacs at Bristol.
There is no mistake about it being the
wosk OF an incendisry. for traces Of
coal oil were found. II the Day furnace
DO destroyed. the town Of Bristol will
again DO depopulated. as the furnace is
the only support it has. 1t 10 reported
that tho incendiary Who attempted to
destroy the furnace has been arrested
near Desert Springs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

IEE EesG.Hs tells Of az Indian Who
came up to Austin from Saltwater on
the -arPL;h. He S-Iked :; night into
. UiekAup near town, in which his
sister and her buck lived and opened
IRE upon them One bail passed
through his brothsT-in-lav's mouth tear
Ing the face into pieces; and another,
entering the RICH: side below the ribs,
passed through his body. He died
during the night. The other victim,
his sister received 5 shot il the Jaw and
N In the left breast. She n.y cover
The murderer had some difficulty With
his victims, At the Siak Of the Carson,
some time ago Ard sought revenge By
numbering them. The Siir- STATE says:
Matches, Who heard G. the tragedy.
came to town from Big Meadows. He
avs the Indian will be caught by Cap.
Breckenridge Of Silly A;er, and he will
be sacrificed on the graves OF his VIC
tins. This is the Law Of the Piutes il
sueh cases, and there is no evAdinR j.
when he murderer 10 known, As he Is
followed until caught. and then taken
70 his victims grave and beatsn 70
death"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

4 prsFArca from NASdAIena says the
Niekerson party arrived there on Sun
day evening and left on Monday for
Hermosillo. They spoke very fArorably
Of the AaSdLsna route that they had
PAsssd over, and that the rosd would
Be Constructed on that survey. A party
OF engineers are locating . line north.
At San lsnacio. and another party is
making = plat Of Al the private lhnd
claims on the route.
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EEfKLY n0 inUEPEaDEkT.



TRE Ch~sy.Crsek Nrss. under che
bead OF "rAs Tsaosp suindie." co.,
: ins the following: Last Monday be-
ing the day On which the Teaepp Con-
pnny's notes fell due. there was a fever
fsh exciteosat among ne holders Of
notes here 70 learn if they would DO
paid as per agreement. -Supt. Smith
UAA oonsdieA. but thai hitherto ever
hopeful, representative Of the company
could give 20 assurance. He knew
nothing about the matter. Later in the
day = telegran vas received from Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S banking house In New
Iotk stating thst the notes bad gone to
protest. Then . rush vas made for
Justice Lander's ONCE. and attachments
were issued on every detached piece Of
property At the mill or mine. Suits
were also commenced in the District
Court at Hamilton against the property
Of the company. II is now apparent to
our people thai, from first to last, this
New York corporation was nothing bu,
= svindling concern. and re regret TO
say thai their scheme could never have
been SO successfully carried out had il
not been for the faith reposOd in Supt.
Smith. That he went back on his bes:
friends in this regard is but putting it
very mildly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

SECRETARY LAKEWOOD had a confer.
ence With the Secretary Of War in re-.
gard to the conflict Of boundaries d..
VeIoped between the proposed military
reservation 10 Utah and in the section
oil lands Professionally made by the Ute
commissioners for occupancy for tho
Uncompshgre Indians. The result of
the conference was q temporary arrange.
ment by which the threatened Difficult
ues with the Indians are arrested,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The report IN from New York that
Boss Kelly proposes to retire from
political life. After the drubbine the
Democrats Of New York have just given
him and Boss Mclaughlin. Of Brook.
Ign. II is but natural to suppose they
would desire to eschew politics. When
a man is kicked down stairs the act Is
usually regarded as n broad hint TINT
his presence is not desired in that par.
ticular house.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

TccsoH Sdviees Of the 18th Nrs as
follow:
A. N. rovns. Superintendent Of the
8. p B. R.. J. c. Stabbs. T. H. Good
vim. Arthur Brown. W. @. Curtis, and
Asars- wshh and Gage pAssed here en-
route to Fl RaSo, where they will meet
General Manager HoIel and officers Of
the Texas PAsife, and Supt. Wheeler
aud omcsrau OF the Atehison. Topeka
and Sann Pc Railroad for . business
conference. The Southern Pacific and
Texas Pacific roads will unite on Tues
day or wednesday. running through
trains from San Francisco to New Or
leans. A regular through business will
be established Leisrs the sud Of thirty
dsya-
This morning At Q o'clock. while
switching carr 81 the yard, . compiling
broke. and four cars, u heavily loaded
with rails. became detached and moved
down grade. westward. The Office at
Casa Grande Was wired and ordered 10
hold the passenger train and throw the
switch. Thu passenger train. with A.
\. Tovne's special car attached, Vas
Just moving put ~heu the news came,
aud were thus saved, for IL one hour
and twenty minutes the cars rent dash
ing into Casa Grande, a distance Of
sixty. i've miles, striking the freight
cars on the switch. completely denolish.
ing them and swapping steel rails in
small pieces.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

SAN. 8. HoPKISs has petitioned the
Superior Cont, Of San Francisco, 10
revoke the letters Of administration on
the estate OF Mark Hopkins, issued to
Moses Hopkins, on the ground that the
latter has failed 10 ale a bail bond for
thirteen millions dollars and asks lha.
letters be granted to the Public Admin.
istrator. The Court gives Moses Hop
kins until next Saturday to show cause
why the letters should not be revoked.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

Tn peei,e dshs s.a;szsn. Issued yss-
to-day shows thaI he decrease OF the
pabaie debs during Norsnhsr Uas 81 {.
9AS.lA- Cash in the Treasury. &345.-
o4asess gold csrdAcaies. SS.2o7. gao;
silver eertieenteA 3sS,es3.S $50: refund
ms certificates $ST9.5So; legal tenders
Outstanding. tsAs. ssl.o5s; fractional
currency outstanding. %. o93, l3o. De
crease Of the dsbt since June 30. 1851.
$53.ST341l.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The Belmont Courier OF SATURDAY.
says: Tho work Of development. in the
HeVeillo mines is being pushed with
onorgy. and tho chloride ore extracted
is Of a rich quality. Tho mill is run.
h'ng'and we learn that II Is doing good
work.
They are enjoying lively times IN
Niorey, in This county. The ore extracted
rom tho mines is Of n good quality, aud
Tho company's mill is running nicely
and doing good work.