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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
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The Massachusetts Senator'S are said
to have been As only opponents OF the
ratiAcation. OF the commercial treaty
with Chtna. The provision IA the
treaty discounIen.ncips the petoicious
tranic in opium would have the effect
OF cutting OF little MassSehNsetts
commercial revenSei hence the objec-
ton. Like "AmIss sdab Sleek these
God and Morality fellows arc ever
ready With their sapport for any meas
af1 aPfrjudicisi TO their hnaneiai inter
ests, but when theso are attacked, be it
IN ever 20 mild fcftn, decentralization
and death to the masses weighs very
little In their estimation. These gen
tlemen, who are supposed to represent
the highest type of christian civilization
in America, wsre evidently quite willing
land backed by their eoustit deney | that
the damning drug should continue its
pestilential work in the ruin aud death
of hundreds and thousands uI their fel.
low creatures, 30 long as the vicious
traffic brought coin to their cuff-rs.
These arc tho s.rne men whose transcen
dental humanity. embracing the entire
population Of the globe-and all the
other globss-could not brook the lea
Of placing any restriction to the infiu4
Of that most undesirable Monogram
element to our shores, While taking
high moral and constitutional grounds
upon the latter propositions; metaphor
ictlly thanking God that they are not
like other meu. they could still prefer
the profits Of-to draw il mild ques-
tionable trade, to the incalculatle moral
and physical advantages to be derived
from its suppression. In their opposi
tion to the commercial treaty, those
Senators were not ignorant Of the fear
full aud wide spread results howiu.
from the loatbsome practices fustered
by the traffic in opium. and which the
treuty aimed to sbata> so that they could
have been actuated in their course by
nothing uoLler than purely merenary
motives.
The name anclen,ly applied to this
style OF men, was "Pharisee," and
conferred no honor upon the bearers of
IL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
Ar u O'eloet Saturday. say. .h. vir.

Ar II o'clock Saturday. says the Viz
Sinis CHroniehs, Charles, Barker, .
miner working st the 7lp Of the tnion
shaN was oaved on and instatlY Killed.
The piece Of rock that came doSn on
Barker weighed about ton. Deceased
Was about 80 years OF ego. aud Nas .
native of the United s,atss. He has
worked In the Constock mines for
years and was veil known In tho com.
nunIty. Coroner Conn took possession
OF Tho body sad viii hold an inquest.
Soeeph A.sh-.ass sss s=o 1Onpauious
wont from this city 10 Reno several days
ago 20 get work on the oreso n & Nevada
narrow gauge railroad, being willing to
acoept the 81 IS q day aud board offered
by this company. They applied to the
contractors, bat we're unable to obtain
employnent, They report that q great
many white men were in the same posi-
ton. Only n small force is as. yet at
work. As the men were returning this
morning. they saw largo gang OF
Chiusmen, formerly employed Oh the
Carson h Colorado. going to Reno. II
Il presumed they will 60 to work on
the new road,
Edward Lundy, . brakeman Of Nh en-.
gine at the q & G shaft, fell dead on E
street, near Union, at half. past IL o'clock
last night Lundy had been complain.
Ing OF pain in the breast for some days
but was not feeling any worse than
usual last night. He worked his shift
at the brake, aud was OH his way home
With an engineer named Vim. Vurdy
when death overlook him. II WAS like
fash Of lightning. After failing he
gusped twice and died,
In Iuudy last Thursday morning
Eugene Markey, the Wrestler. was shot
in the leg by a man who claimed to
own the Lucky Morton mine, which
Aark-y was defending ss n shotgun
miner, in the iutereet uf the May Lundy
Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

TnE President Of the Franco Trxar
Land Company has abscordcd from
Weathertord, Terast With e1O,OOO oI
tie cdthpahy's s funds. leaving 5000 ol
unpaid accounts behind him: He ID
also reported TO have take II $4,000 sGb
seribed for the building Of n couft honse
In Nolan county. As a protection
against road agents or other lawless
characters, the gentleman took along
with him q couple OF revolvers and a
20 shooting ride.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

THs Sentinel says: Eureka hasn't
much reason to complain. We are Just
new enjoying something Of . boom In
the matter Of tho sal OF miuing prop.
eriy. Not less than four new companies
have been introduced In ~ many
months. Several other important trans.
actions are pending. and will doubtless
be contaminated In tho near future. All
In all. EUREKA is getting along quite
comfortably,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
RrnAIOr DOSIin,

OF tho famous Base Range orator,
who during the time tue train awaited
supper here. Thursday evening, counu.
bia.ed nunerousiy with tho boys, the
!Sennnri has the following compliment.
aEy. but not aAttering notice;
"SeuHtor Doolin Is q pioneer Of Ne
vads, = miner OF wide experience, aud
being - gentleman OF integrity. tho
Eastern public may rely implicitly on
the tTuth:ulnsSs Of any .,a,rnsn; he may
make In connection with the business
which calls him TO their shores. lie
goes under tho most favorable auspices
guaranteeing almost in advance
tho success Of his mission.
The mines which he will offer to the
market from this district will bear the
closest and most rigid examination aud
scrutiny. We wish the Senator Q
pleasant trip and a speedy return to his
home on the Base Range"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

PArntck MuAPHI. . section man on
the railroad here. ssys tho Sirsr Stdu
Saturday. had his right hand bruised
yesterday by rail dropping on II. Two
Of his fpgors were so badly mashed
that DR.. Huntingdon who attended him,
hsd to amputate them The coujunc
.ion Of the planets Mercury and Sat-
urn yesterday, or some evil influence
must have been at work to cause &C
many accidents here. ............. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

DESNIs MuRPHI, who shota a man near
one Of Colonel Hardin's ranches in
Harney Valley. Grant county, Oregon,
some time ago. was sentenced at Can.
you City last week 10 four years in the
State Prison. Tho Judge remarked
thnt tho sentence would have bcen
heavier had not The jury recommended
the prisoner to the mercy Of the Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
rAe Iex~eoef~o neo.lo..

The Senate began 20 tSansaet 6asi>
meas Wednesday bystAkine mp consider
alton Of the treaties wfsh ChtuA ssd
after three hoRrs' dsAate on tAo tul.
loSins day, ratified both OF them With.
out amendment. there beiuR ooly tWo
dissenting ~oees, TAs sxtrsdtlion treaty
With ColSubia. COaSNlsr CoavsAtions
With Italy. Hsd With Aoeoceo, respect.
Ing taxation. and . treaty with Japan In
regard to wrecks upon their coast, wsre
dirpUa-d OF ia rapid saccessiou; sena-
tors seeming 70 feel eAss dispatch
should follow the tate demoraliairg In
activity. Huai sction apoa eighty.
four nominations togetAoe With the
disposal Of all tho tresttas, within
period Of four hours time. 10 probably
without . parallel in ths history Of our
national issislslioa.
In . message 10 the Senate, the Pres.
ident states positively that the name Of
Robertson IL not ~ithdr~n. bat con-
tanned no explanation or Continent, aud
can only bs construed as q declaration
Of open hostility to ConkIing. Il 10
further reported that the President has
declared bis liberalization TO make an
aggressive 6ght for the confirmation Of
Robertson. regardless Of Consequences.
lis freely asserted that u the Re-
publican Senators comply With tho
Presidents wishes and select sume per
son other than GoIham a. candidate for
Secretary OF the Senate, the vote Of
Malone will not DO had. It 10 mainly
through GorhAmts personal influence
that Malone was brought into close re-
Iations With the Republicans OF the
Senate and he will not CONSENT to allow
GoIhsu to be set aside. Il looks to
many persons - though Malone is
master OF tho situation, aud ANY at
tempt TO throw a"rham overheard will
resul. in the Republicans not only los
ing the organization of the Senate. but
the committees At tho next session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

PRoP. II. II. Smith and wife aud part
Of their assistants left Brooklyn Thurs.
day morning. on the steamer City Of
Paris, for Brazil. Smith will call FIRST
at Pernsmbuco. and will then roturn TO
Para. From this point he and party
will start on 9 trip up the Amazon in
canoes. 1, Is his intention to explore
the Amazon and Topepas rivers to Guy
aba. Tho party will remain there n
year. aud then follow the course OF the
river westward to Bolivia. and there Is
also q probability that they will eI.
poro part Of Uursgury river. Mrs.
Smith will be tho first white woman
who has visited tho upper waters Of tho
Amazon,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

JoHS CooNss, for long time engaged
in milk peddling In Carson. was ar.
rested in that town on Tuesday for
grand larceny. About . month ago
James Duffy missed from his grazing
land twenty.sovcn dry Oiloh cows,
which hs had turned out. He made
search. and q few days ago learned that
Coombs had driven the cows 10 Dayton
and disposed Of them to Bailey. the
Virginia City cattle man. for $40 per
head.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

Jar GorLp has lately ordered from
the inventor q number Of new car seats
for the Western lines. which may Tevo-
lutionize railroad travelling. The seats
are like those in ordinary day cars, but
at night can be con,roSerted into COIN
Portable bod by the passenger without
the interve ntion Of the porter. IL Is
proposed 10 use this seat on all Passeu-
ger cars. aud the rate to be charged the
passenger, will. IL is said be, nominal.
by an ingenious arrangement, Sn upper
aud lower berth can be made which are
distinct and separate, aud a curtain
makes either M private AH necessary.
Eventually Mr. Gould proposes to place
these seats in all his cars. anl the d,st-
class passenger and the emiRrant will be
able to travel ss comfortable At night as
in an ordinary sleeper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

Br the igniting Of gas In coal mirio
at Carbondale. Kansas, on Saturday,
several lives were lost and the timber.
ing Of tho shaft CONSUMED. At the foot
OF the shaft 10 miners were at work,
Hnd mono could escape until the Ere was
brought under eontfoi. Men wero
lowered and rescued IA alite and three
dead. Threo are sill missing and must
DO dead #
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST,

fhhitniment very naturally oriRina atsd IN Ansss1
-, whste Mature provides In hor lAborsaJSy sosi
arpSislnE Antldotea for the ,lAdies Of her chi
Lrsn. Its famo has been spreading for % ySssS
intil now Il oneirclcs the ksbitAbie globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang lInlmont Il mAtoAies
0medy for all external ailments OF man and beNst
10 stock owners and farmers II Is invaluabIA
A single bottle often saves human life o. ~
eorss the usefulness Of an excellent hoESs, %
SOW. or sheep.
Il cures footrot, hoot-ail, hollow hoEn. Grua
persw worm, Ehouider.rot, mango, the bites en-
tiuFs OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and sves
v1ch drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
II cures eTery, sIteTnsi trouble of boeSes. 80
- iameness, scratches. swinny. speaiAs, foun6s'
wind gall. ring bone. eto.. etc.
ThS Mexican Mustang IInlmsnt 10 ths SuIckes
sure In tho world for accidents occurring ia q
family. in the Absence Of . physician. such .
barns, scaids. sprains, cuts, oto. and for phsun'
tlsm, and stiffness enEondered By exposure. Pa
ticuiariy valuable TO Miners.
u Il thst\ Speat remedy In the word. fos
penctrAtes I, luA 10 70 tho bone, and . SlnOl
application Isl Nsraily suficient 70 cure.
Mexican Mustang LlnirDont ID put up In thT,
Sirs. Of bottles, the larger ones bsinG proportio
SSO nsoa ~ oasaossl Bold s~erywberS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

@. D. RHoDrs. Superintendent OF the
Mumbold. Sulphur Company, informs
the Sarr State that they are now ship.
ping fiity tones Of refined sulphur from
the mines 10 the railroad every week.
Alex Wise has four teams hauling the
birthstone from the refinery works to
the tailtosd, at Humboldt House. aud
they oan no, take IL away as ias. as Il Is
refined.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

THE Tmn R,vier Of Saturday says;
A lot Of drunken Indians had row last
night, at the camp on the bill beyond
the Grand Prize. There appears TO
haro been a general disturbance. and 9
shot was fred which wounded one Of
tho Indians Ia the foot. Considering
the amount Of hro. wster recently in
dulged In by the red men in this vicini.
~. IL seems strange that no clue can be
obtained to the parties who arc furn-
ing Il TO them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

SAYS the Carson ARpedlf A letter
received hero says there nte = groa,
number Of Nsvsdans who flooked to
Wood River early In the season Who
will return to their old sagebrush homes
befofo ihe Summer is over, The com.
Try, oven now. IL overrun with hundreds
Of men who enpno. hnd an opportunity
10 make their board. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

TEE October term Of the United
States Supreme Court adjourned Mon.
day. Tho number Of cases now re.
naming on tho docket undisposed Of is
$50. an increase Of I8 since the close Of
the previous October term.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

A Paris dispatch states the conditions
on which the Nihilists are willing TO
cease their agitation were communicated
to the Gar by . delegate Of the revolu.
tionary committee. The Czar listened 10
all the messenger had to say aud then
had him arrested. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

Two COMPANIES Of the Third Cavity
have left Fora Russell for White River
Two companies Of cavalry also left For.
ssndsts Sud two from Fort Steele all
for the ssune destina,ion. Troubio with
tho White Iaiver u.es n anticipated and
the Government proposes 10 orerswe or
crush the indians al tho start.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

TnE ship Governor Langdon picked
up. March 3lst, thirty miles of the
FlotidA coast, a boat Containing a son
of Geuefal in tho United States army. .
He had been Ave days withou. food, I,
having been blown to sea In small,
opeh boat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

A CsisANAN N work IN mino At
You Bet, Nevsda county, Cal, was
cavod on and killed, Saturday. On the
dead body Of the Chipsrpsn was found
apurss eontaihing between o7O0 and
$500 In aDalsam that be hsd picked sp
while st work snd pocke,sd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

A ynEroar train on tho TEXAS Pacific
won't through . bridge killing engineer
Saunders and fireman Dooly, wounding
Conductor Hoouer and brakeman. In
smother wreck 81 Kaiuia on the same
road, engineer Jones and bfAkcsman
and J. z. Henderson. Of Tho telegraph
line wero killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

cArrAIs Paul Boynton. reported
dead, has arrived In New York. He
says he was captured by the Chilians
while in the Peruvian service. aud
made his escsps by swimming to an
Encliah steamer,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

PAPERs were served on Governor Kin
kesd anil State Treasurer Crockett aud
Controller Hallock. Wednesday. enjoin-
ing them from paying out any money
toward tho erection Of the Insane Asy.
lum, on the ground that II belongs to
the School Fund. J. Klein OF Carson,
got out the injunction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

AT Connor's Bond. Arkansas. isaac
Green, = oolored desperate. being
knocked down In fsht with John
Richards, wht,o msu, sstzcd heavy
maui and piied Il on Hinha afds' head
Nv 10 kaooksd u into moss Of jepy,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

II. wAsD BEEcuER can't see my I'm
propriett IN flooding this country with
Asintic poems. The proprietor Of the
"iittle red lounge, should be furnished
with new pair Of spe6taclcs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15

IT is reported that the Impression at
Washington now Is. ,hs. the Senate
will adjourn about tho close OF this
week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
ulNnr :. Kxronuv ,bot pllIv Moot,

HlnHI ). KsrcHus sho. Billy Mooney
n willows. Cshforpls, Friday night.
An old srudgc Sss tho cause. Mooney
reached the Willows only q few hours
before tho shooting. Hepors say Iba,
Mooney wss 'lyiss In wait for Kstchum.
asd the kus,se k,'led Sscoasy 10 ssif.
6oieRss,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
Dpn,No Ap,,I, I'D, ,00O 10 As yoot on

DUNMo April, $1,000 ~ $1,000 emil.
grants from foreign iapds psssed
through Chicago 10 settle In iks States
snd Territories Of tbs Northwest. 7hh
10 en- increase Of iov1y per cent. over the
s0.5es o. April. 1850.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
The HUMBOLDT
Aa
Lodging and Family Boarding
USE.
MEBL8 At ALL HOURS.
JOSEPH LANG, PROPRIETOR.
Corner Of Railroad and Fourth streets. In rear
OF the Passenger Depot.
ELko, NEVADA.

Thi- old established and we'll known house
anu arranged Tor the accommodation Of board
wen AZ dodgers. u contains 4 large
nnmIcr oI pleasant, comfortable, well.furf.
Will be lot by The day, week or month Al ISs.
sopaplo terms. The dining room will always
eh es nirnI'hed With The .tlhe msrks, s6ovIs.
are sheds and stalls, aud yard for ihe aeeorn. !.
modatlon ofgucsts with teams. Pine wJnca
ann LIQUORS At ths bar. A share OF ihe public
Tor tssrs bslon ii eg 70 eus,omc,,o ,oinsNHa
t,n s,,,n. furnished customers st usual SsISsi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-15
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

PUopss are eSssinG .Scauainssd-and tAoss W.
~ nos ought 10 be-wfth the wonderful nssstas
- 0rSas AnsStoan Rsaasdy, the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26

The Boston Herald prints the fol-
lowing strange story from CORES
pondent at Dover, n. H., and it is
given for what it is worth. The
writer vouches for its truthfulness !:
"Ten years ago last month two
persons were united in marriage by
a Congregationalist clergyman of
this State. The ceremony was per-
formed in a small town not many
miles from this city. They lived to-
gether as husband and wife for more
than nine years, having resided in
several different places, a part Of the
time in this place. A few months
ago the wife petitioned for a divorce
on the ground that her husband was
woman. On examination it was
found to be as she said. That she
dressed in feminine apparel when
first become acquainted with her she
was a man. 1t was proven that she
was the divorced wife of merchant
of New York, and has one child.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26

The trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad recently employ
ed a council Of such eminent law
yers as Judge Hoadly, Kittridge &
Shoemaker and Johnson & Colston,
to examine the laws affecting that
road and give their opinion as to the
power of the trustees to sell the road
under existing laws. The lawyers
decide that no such power has been
conferred by the charter, and that
under existing laws of the State the
trustees have no authority whatever
to make any lease of the road.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26

settle down in the quiet way il
which my wife may have to live fol
! little while, for two thousand dol,
| lars a year is not limitless. Fancy
Winifred pottering over domestic
letails, regulating servants and or
lering dinners. Fancy my queen
IN a dark dirty kitchen 2"
gWinifred Tremaine will never
permit her kitchen to be dirty. Guy,
who do you suppose has prepared
your tea and toast, your beef tea,
your custard and jelly, your dropped
eggs, your dainties of all sorts, these
three weeks past ?'
"Why, the cook, of course"
BY no means. Winifred herself
has prepared every mouthful she
has brought you she makes every
loaf of bread and cake, every pud-
ding and pie that is eaten in this
house"
"YOu amaze me"
"Why? Because she don't make !
a show of her work. Because she !
enjoys outdoor life after attending to |
her domestic duties. She is not on |
Iy a good rider, and all that, but she |
is thoroughly and practically do
nestle"
Guy didn't say any more then,
but he did considerable thinking. A |
week later he said to Winifred:
u have not yet thanked you for
saving my life, Miss Trcmaine."
please say no more, Mr.. Averill,
she cried, hastily. "What more
could l have done?'
"And l am not going to thank
you until ] know whether my res
cued life is to be one of happiness or
misery. Winifrcd, love you dear
yI Can you love me a little Can
you consent to be my wife? If not
if you give me no hope-I shall
blame you for not letting me drown
hat day. Just one word, darling2'
I'LL don't want to bear the
blame, Guy"
And Guy did not blame her
Cassius Barclay always calls his
vife's brother-in-law "Winifred's
Flotsam,' and says:
"Helen, your sisters fotsam real
y is a little too good to have been
eft as food for the fishes
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26

In the House, on the 18th, Mr..
Harrison, of Davidson, presented a
petition in behalf of school teachers
under the act of 1867, and also in
behalf of all the counties of the
State. 1t is claimed in the petition
that there should be distributed to
the counties $2O3,779 Al on account
of back collections for 1867. The
petition should not be permitted to
slumber in the hands of a commit
tee. Oh. upon the calendar, but should
be investigated and whatever is right
should be done. "
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26

The committee on Elections in the
House, now investigating the Stew
art-Foute contested seat, is compos-
ed of eight Republicans and two
Democrats A majority of the COM
mittee had prepared a report to un-
seat Mr.. Stewart when he produced
an affidavit of additional proof and
the investigation was continued. 1t
is generally believed that Mr.. Stew
art will be unseated and that Foute
will be given the seat. If this is
done, and Mr.. Warren, the green.
hacker, votes with the Republicans,
they will have majority of one in
the House.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-26
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