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Ten Persons Supposed 10 have been
HUrnc1 Ia DCnIl

PHILADELPHIA, Dc. Is the ire lac: nigh.
at ChatiIs II.udenbcrgers mill FIR thc maru.
FEC u!c OF isIi"7' jrcsl uonda, il supposed 10
have cIiSinatcd lrom sim3 Gei;tt 10 tne electric
lighting ap3ara,n1 Abou; thirty girls war,
COMPELLED TO lamp ifou, tic wi1dorl to the
ground below, some Of whom have sincs died
from the ipjurits thu3 receitcd. Shortly after
m:dolRht the chsired bodies OF Two women aud
oue man were recovered from tie ,uius cad
taken TO tho Morguc They were buroed so
badly as to he unfecuHuiz,t!c. Within on hour
The ttsn:s were brought uodtr c1ntrol, lesvns
enc walls otsodiDg bu! lbe inside completely
Quilted cu:. \ hurried count ma.le st midois ht
dlsllastd tho fac: that ton persons were still
missing. Later dispatches show lha. twelve
persons HtrI burned to death.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LONDON, Oct. l3.-The Berlin correspondent!
of the Morning Post says: 1t is rumored at 81.
tho Committee of Minister'S has been suspended
from lice tor alleged financial irregularities.
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Dead.

AUBURN, N. Y. Oct. Is Colonel Edwin B.
Morgan, C. wesltky resident of this county. diei
at Ais home. in Aurors. to day. he WAS oRe OF
the principal stock holders in The n. 7. Times,
ono of tho origna.ors of Wells. Fargo s. Cos.
EIpress 70. ana WAS elected 10 Congress three
terms. beginning in 1852 He was 70 years Of
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Tho iIsa Is -. from bo!5G unnatural ;aa: the
ViIgniana who one hundred years SGD took ps!I
in the battle ci Yorktown wcud not hsvc boon
hal: SO inten! upon winning !: Us .aay wcro if
they !,;i supposed 70! Al iHstsl. ill.,. their de-.
cendau;s would s..eruyt Ia Gi=hoGcr tic State
whose Independence ihey rissoA their liv3s 10
Act AVA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

The like Of Genera. Mshoucs sposiscy IA;
rarely been seen, tJT whereas ino5s people Nc d
be ashamed OF tie par. hc ia plsfirg. lo seems
to take Gci2h! in his soi;.iulicted Political deg
rndntiOn.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATURES ALMANAC, OCT. IL, 1851.
S,In rtSes.."..-...... + o. Sun seis. s -
ARRIVED
Sir Geo l.eary. Norfolk. to p Hooe.
Su ArroWstnith. lower Potomac, IL r.,
tdmac Ferry Company.
Schr VIM u MArvell Gsorse.oSn, to Amer
can Goal Go.
SAILED.
S.r George Leary. Norfolk, BY y b Hooo
st: hnuano. lower Potc. by j B.odars & e.,
Schr Irene. Norfolk. BY L AgneV y %.
Schr Mechanic. Georgetown, By Thes Pofry.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Helen Hs.b,oos and May K H.rse
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
lllh. AAA''H
Schr Mary Mcfarland, sailed fon U.h
for Washington Icth. AA'''
=, ScGr u Williams, jr. from Georgetown a.
:, Schr Har:ia! Thomas. from Georgetown z,
Nn~ Hnvea lila.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

Arrangements are Being mada 70 glvo Msior
Daniel a suitable reception upon his arrvsi here
o Tuesday neI!o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

We uosic. that Ton, Dick and Harry sIe
now appearing with their Hrandfs:her's recipes
fox Coughs. c:c. end seeking iortuto through
sdtertisiue. bat the people knoS sbe value ri
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup ADD will take 70 Other
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

1t wcuti seem from ;ta E.,r1cn Of Gen, Hsrly
that "JUDs,' IS Gcna7.i Mahtnu's homo pap ,r
calls him, hasn't vo:y III. n opinion OF General
MskoLc, sad Shat he doesn't hesitate to ssy 30.
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From TuniS.

TUNIs Oct Is Ali Bey was again attacked
rcpulaed after heivy los ,es on 10Th sides.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

AtHScd-Eo.ss S $ uow.son and J w Burke
10 American Goal Co. Lille and w l. BEAD,
10 ucotse's Creek Coal & Iron 20,
Depsrted-EoAtsS Horizon i w Ro,ko
Lille and W l. Hssd
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ENGLISH RNoeS.

LONDON, Oct l3.-Ihe race fot the champion
Stakes WAS wtn by Bend or, with Scohe:l second
aad lroquti. third.
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Tho October Lumber O! ihe Boston MU.ital
Herald hs; been received.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Oct l3.-The market
to-day WAS dull and prices for grain declined
There is no change 80 note in Flour The Offer.
lnRs Of Whext amounted 10 34G2 bushels, and
sales were MAZE 8: AS fos poor white, l4l, liz
and IL" fer Fu.=. lio Tor mixed, and lis ,I6Ofo.
L.ncsssor; noIs OF iAo offerings we're choice.
Corn is in better receipt sad 1870 bushels were
onered' which sold at =. for whi:s and - Tor
yellow No Oats wesn reported. and ono sm.E
lot of Rye brought l0}. Country nroirc, !.
SCARCE and wanted.
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"A PRIScE OF BREFrST' Is the title oi q new
work by Thomas 7. May, author Of Tho Kasi
vi Msyield." Tho h"ro, Alexander & Reilly,
was sn Irish soldier who lived ahou. tie middle
ii The lsst century, snd afterwards became The
frst Spanish governor OF Lou,.iala. Ills W. TX
has two heroines-- Lady Edith Talbot md DoLs
Rosa Ga II jar. Among tho ether ch>.sctcrs is
tho venerable Gilbert Talbot. Priest Earl ci
shrewsbury. It's an admirably drawn picture
OF him in his home. The discovery .! !hr ruins
Of ,Pompeii, ana The kings visit TO them, very
interesting. Tho interest never lass. rnt the
reader will rog:o. having Flashed tho book. 1t
is published in largo duoiscimo volume
bound in fine morocco cob, price IL o. and
will be found for ssin by all booksellers and
LEWIS sgen!s or copies Will 90 sent 10 any oGe
on renting the price in letter tn the jlti-h.
ers 4. Il. Peterson Il Bros, PhilSdclphis, Ia
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
john W. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBuIHG.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JaME5 BARBOUR, OF CULPEPEH.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
y. W. MCKINNEY, OF FARmVlLLH
FOR THE HOUSE OF DsLgGATEs.
JUDGE CGaELkS l.. STU q ri.
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GEN BUTLER AND GUTEAU.-Ths fnilaS-
iag il tin tel. gam from GaaerAl Butler. in re-
nlS 10 rfq1oss for COPY OF his answer to alF
Ghoree SC ,viiie's letter tstug him TO usd,r.
taxa tun utf@nco Of Goiteau:
"BosToN, Mass, OJI. l..
10 raIj 10 yarr telegram. Will state that
bavs had Gu application from Mr.. Scn9ilc. or
anyhoty elsa. to defend Guitesu. and | hope
shsIl not. Imperative ltgsl engagements p.a
cuda the possibility CT nv accepting retailer
iOr long tri.l. as this nus. be, however large.
Bus | always feel siisved 20 be Obliged to re
tusa my services to aHy maa whose life is IS
s;tke 10 the rricaodings Of = oon1t.
iSisreG "BEHJAMIN I. BUTLER"
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE AARKxr Ccr.. l2-
dUI up, 3U7 Of which sold at 81 10 Sc per 10: 100
left over; market very dull and t. lower-sa IN
s,ne cases. G3T Sheep and Lam rs sold At 3ic 10
4!c Tor old Sheep, and 10 Glc per ID for Lambs
Mich Cows cold Ct $50 10 SIS each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

IUrITER AND SATURN.--In the asst After q
o'Giu,k IL the evening, tho planets Jupiter and
Saturn are conspicuous. Jupiter cannot fell 80
Do recognized. Tor /; Is ty tar the most brilliant
"bect In the sky except the moon To the nigh:
OF it and higher up from tho horizon. Saturn
may be faen fainter than Jupiter. buL with Ne
Daig hboring star TO rival 1t In brightness AS
theso planets are now approaching opposition
they arc coming in the most favorable places ior
observation. giving US the whole night u study
Them at Tho time thoy are nearest us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

j. j. Kemp hss baen commissioned az posi-
master at Mountain View, Stafford county.
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in theaa days Of crusstcs against intampsr-
ance and other modern evils, it is remarkable
,hatsomo thoughLhli people in all cities do not
organize and eudeavor in somo manner TO induce
or compel parties 10 desist from Keeping tho
SpitG dog. The horrible account of tie suffer.
ings and fnRl death Ut n little boy in rhiladel-
phiA last Tuesday, who hsd been bitten by ono
q! those worthless ours, (aubi.hei in to days
Giz,tte) is enough 10 disgust any one but atupid
dog fane ,rs. This. however is but ona instance:
hsrd!y day passes that ihe newspapers DO not
contain terrible rec,tal Of Tho psro1ysms
OF somo SpilZ doE victim, and il il high time
measures were instituted to s,ipprccs Tie evil.
What uSo they possibly can hr. psrt;cnin,ly in
cltles. has never been mslo apparent Th.ys1c
the most stupid locking AMI lctha,.ir in their
motions Of ihe waola cgEInn rscn. Iny.;I ,r.pv
quality calculated IL TecomueuL ,ham /, IN.
human family IS pets, AID why people, nw,roof
their dangerous nature, persist il harboriDp
them is 3 rrob!cm OF the day. Legislation on
Tho eubjtct will evontuslIy bs den,sndel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-13

AT TIE regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Directors o: The Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company. in Bl!iimorc. yesterday,
tho COMMITTEE 10 Flnauco Submitted their
report OF tic earning. uod tSpcnsos of
tho road Tor the fc. yoar gliding Sep
| tembcr 30; and upon their recommendation
q cash dividend oil por cant, paysba 90 Mo-
vembsr | was declared 90 the stock of Tho
main stem sud OF the Washington branch.
President CARROT prt 90. ted statement of the
earnings OF the ma 10 ne aud braLcacs for Sep.
TENDER LAST, Shoh showed a total of 81 $40
COZ &C. against 1888. 3l3 81 for tho ssmo
mouth of tho preceding year, beioe decrease
on tonnage of Sl04 $50 IS aud 40 Increase 90
passengers Of ISL 500 81, lesvirg the net result
so. go II less than the samo month If last
ycar Mr.. Garrtt; stated that the results for
the fiscal year which closed 90 September 90
will show. alur tho payment of III per cant. in
cash dividends upon tho mnpu stock OF the
Baltimore aud Ohio CompsOy, that upward of
81, 400 600 will be added to its surplus iuad.
which Is not represented by stock or bends.
HALF \ DOLLAR A PEACu-Vinceut Elliot
yostartsy ssid 10 An Enterprise reporter: Tn
the Fourth al July 1854. Judge Sill. Judge T.
Il. loSinr snd judged N. kirkpatrick came down
4, ut II tia IanuL.hlGs and cam, TO lay pi.cs to
a. s,u,s iiult 10 est | had iua! got lot Of lac
J. sAchas Ap from mIth' Crossing, Nevada COM
iy Trrss cAlght lhnr fancy. l sold them at
tu ca,.ls each They said il VA, cheap enough,
81 i myIr,a salong Themselves 10 turn 10 and eat
ali tasy 13ht9G-tJ h1ve thtir ill OF peaches for
ca, a. la orde. TO simplify Tho business OF keep.
r;- Goa 1T ol .he peaches satan they laid the
ST nes 0 + tho ;rui! i'll a hesp Oh the ccun,er as
,h,ry ii. and whom they had fniahed counted the
So, ads thu put ssida Theirs ware just 81 peach
stones. 81 throwing two SO pieces on the
counter tho trio walked Cf wel satisfied with
Inei7 ieaat For onca they had "sll ,ha nssche;
.la, .ous: s.si Virginia City (Nsr) E.tsrp.
AIr. T.. 4. Ssekiatd, Gan'l Aacut ios Gsff,
Flc;saa;u..,. & Go's & impressed ie..,, 10
Troy, Il. \, s4a VAIN ini;tssr ii Si JAG lbs
Oil as u r. il :dy Tor Elrses
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The N arkcts.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.--VlrRinis ia OLD -; -.
hafcrr"d -; do consolidated 81; do , So.
lies It! past duo ocup %: now III 4ns 52t b,i
to-day. Cotton Gull; middliuga llt.lla Flour
dull and Wilhlu. Change. Whes!-Soulnern duIl
and nominal! Wo.iern easier and active closing
wesk: Southern red l3iAl.0; do amber li6,l5i;
No Maryland 80; NJ Western winter rol
tpnt and Oct li5sl4j!; Nov l4Ttal4Ii Dee
l5li.l5lt Corn-;i"uIleln dull: Western low
or and WAX; Southern white 20; new 60 yell
low II: Western nirad spot and sc. tai asked;
Nov Ttla7ls Dec T3i Oats duh; Southern
IS 81; Western willie j0lLl; do mixed iSla9;
fenns 5a,5l Rye Gull Al ll0alll. Hay ua-
changed. Colto dull Rio csr4oea ordinary t.
fair 9allt Sugar ouia. a soft IL WhisEcp
quiet at 81 l9ASl p
NEW YORK, Get. l2-Stonks wosk. Money
sc Flour dull and Weak. Wheat t.i Iowa..
Cora opened lal! higher advance since loaf.
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NIr. T.. 4. Raekfdtd. Gsn'l A,.ut ios Gsff,
Flc;saam..~ & Go's & impressed iea.., 10
1Ioy, Il. Y, s. d VAIN ind;tsss ii 81. J.G lbs
Oil as u ran :dy Tor Elrses
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06
The Reno style.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of tho Forty.five Caliber Con-
solidated Mining Company was held
yesterday. says the Daily Report, Mr..
Coffin in the chair, Mr.. Shroud Secre-
tary. A quorum being present and
everybody well.heeled. the reports Of
the Superintendent and Secretary wero
read and almost unanimously adopted,
the only dissenting vote being that OF
Theophilus G. Jones, whose funeral
will take place from the Twenty first
Presbyterian Church at 9 o'clock p. n.
tomorrow.
George W. Robinson wanted TO know
what the item Contingent Expenses.
S2,275 49," meant, and was invited
outside by Vice. President Hair-Trigger
McProy. Neither OF the gentlemen
had returned when our reporter left.
James Abram Cahoots moved n vote
OF confidence in the directors, and was
at oncs shot in tho abdomen by the
largest holder of fiyo shares present.
A somewhat desultory debate followed,
and had not terminated when we went
10 press.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

In view of the dull times which must
necessarily prevail in Tuscarora during
the approachingWintsr the Times Repiep
has prudently resolved TO reduce current
expenses for few months by reducing
its publication from daily to weekly.
So socn AS the business OF the camp
revives in the Spring, however, the old
status of the pioneer journal of the
north will be resumed. That its future
success and that of tho prominent dis
trict it bns SO long faithfully and ably
represented, may fully equal their
former prosperity is the earnest wish OF
all in this county at least.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

The Siirer State. Of Oct. 9th, says:
Eb. Torrey, a child eight years OF age,
son Of Mrs. Mary Torrey, of Lovelock.
was run over by tic cars and had one OF
his arms almost severed from his body
at Lovelock yesterday. 1t appears he
attempted to cross the track ahead OF n
moving train, aud was thrown down and
run over by the cars. The little boys
right arm was crushed to n pulp. and
his face and body wero badly bruised.
DR.. Hanson went TO Loyelock to attend
him and brought him up to tho County
Hospital this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

The True Fissure OF last Saturday says
U detachment Of surveyors OF the Cali
fornia Central Railroad passed through
here last Sunday. They are to begin
operations in Ida Valley and will work
northwest, crossing the Colorado and
Carson about twelve miles west Of Belle
willie. This road will be built on as near
a level grade as possible, aud the curves
will be built on an angle OF ten degrees
The width Of track will DO four feet
eight inches, aud from the eyenness Of
grade and gradual curvo it is expected
to compete with the Central Pacific and
Texas and Pacific railroads Oh a very
favorable basis in tho matter OF time
and rapidity of moving freight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06
. Cherry Creek Hens.
("News" s9th.)


Bishop Whitaker preached Gt
Nevada Hall last Sunday. morning and
evening. to large and attentive congre-
cations. He wound up his mission
here by making two hearts happy Mon.
day evening, and departed for the West
Tuesday morning. His intention Of
establishing a pastorate has been con
sidered premature for the present.
Wednesday evening Charley Mo.
Connell returned from his chase, bring.
ing with him Daniel Baxter, the man
who stole his horses about three weeks
ago..-Gharley gave, his man lively
chase. He was captured in Millard
county, Utah, having traded off the
horses some days previous. Tho horses
were also recovered.
Capt. Drake has accepted Tom Shorts
challenge to run Selkirk against Euchre
half mile and repeat. The wager, we
are informed, is $1,000 q eide. The
race will come off on tho Cherry Greek
course on November 9th. A sufficient
forfeit has been deposited to make the
race a sure thing.
Surveyor McGill, who for several
months, has been engaged to the south.
ward by the E. & G. r. r., wac recalled
to this route last week. He passed
through Tuesday, to relieve westcott on
this end OF the line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

CARSON appeal; Articles of incorpor-
alton Of the Nevada Midland Railroad
Company. with capital stock at 80, ,0OO,-
600. divided into $4,000 shares. have
been filed in the Office of the Secretary
OF State. 1t is to be constructed from
point on the eastern boundary line Of
the State Of Nevada in White Pine
county. to and through tho counties Of
White Pine, Eureka, Nye. Lander,
Churchill, Lyon, Douglas. Esmeralda,
Ormsby and Wnshoe. to q point on the
western boundary line of the Stete, in
the county Of Douglas.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

AT the Atlanta, Georgia, Exposition,
Thursday, Gov. Colquitt delivered the
address, which was responded to hy tho
visiting governors from other States.
The attendance was very large and en-.
thusinstic. The feature of tho day was
making two suits OF clothes, one for
Gov. Colquitt and ono for Bige'ow,
from seed cotton picked at Z o'clock in
tho morning. The suits were worn at
the reception in the evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

On Monday tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company will put on lightning
express train between Chicago aud New
York, in order to lessen time between
San Francisco and the Atlantic cities.
Tho new fnst.trniu will shorten tho
actual running time between Chicago
and New York to twenty-five and one
half hours, and between San Francisco
and New York to five days and twenty
throo hours.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

LOT Of drunken cowboys. q few days
ago, attempted to run the town OF Tomb.
stone. Arizona, and in a fight with Mar.
shal carp and his two brothers. while
resisting arrest, threo or four OF tho
desper0does were fatally punctured with
bullets, and tho only remaining one
wounded. The latter was showed DO.
hind tho bars, and the former furnished
the principal accompaniment to q first
class funeral.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

The following table OF State attitudes
above tho sen Lowell will bc found useful
for reference: Noun. Davidson, 7,775
feet Il street Virgins City, G. $50; Gold
Hill, G.0O0; Silver City, 5,025; Dayton,
$500; Washoo Lake, 1000; Lake Big
Ter, 6,2lS; Austin. $40; Treasure Hill,
White Pine county, 9,G77: Eberhsrdt
mine, S.0S7; Shermnntown, 1921; Ham.
ilton, 1917; White Pine hill (proper),
1925; Auroro, 6,G2S.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06
ALMronrr Con.

AT Quincy, H., Sunday. tho river was
nineteen feet above Low water mark and
steadily rising. Tho water is steadily
spreading over thousands of acres OF
fertile farms, protected by embank-
ments, and the loss to the farmers will
be very heavy. All the leyees in the
vicinity have been broken by the great
pressure Of water and the low lands arc
now completely flooded. This is the
greatest flood over known at this season
OF TIE year, and there is no record of a
higher stage at any time, except during
the Spring freshets in 1861,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

THE President has decided not to
accept McVeagh's resignation for the
present. Nr. McVeagh was to have 70.
turned to Washington on Monday. to
acquaint his successor with the duties
OF his Office, but under the circum-
stances he may not arrive. Had his
resignation been accepted. II was the
President'e intention to offer him . ro-
tainer to servo as counsel in the Star
route cases.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

ID. j. DOYLE, n brakeman on tho
Truckeo Division, fell between the cars
neHr Browns, and ono OF his legs wns
crushed so badly MS to nocossitato nm
rutation. He wns taken TO Reno, whero
surgical operation was performed, but
tho shock was too much for bis system.
Deceased was about lweniy.tbree years
OF age, highly Ospected, and had rCla-
tiyes in Newcastle, Cal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

RESo Journal: The railroad case
has developed tho fact that the contract
Moore has with tho company is a good
thing for him. For building tho Beck
worth division OF 3liniles, he has been
paid in advance, and received $500, 900
in bonds, 100000, and $500 shares
OF stock. Tho total cost of building
the 81 miles will not amount to $780,
600. so il the bonds bought par, as they
ought to, the contractor will clear the
100000 in money, and the 4 500 shares
Of stock, of the par value of 500 per
share.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06
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NAY be sent in postage stamps. Address
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

In the Eureka Tunnel. night before
last, says tho Sentinel, ono man broke
five tons OF ore from the south drift.
The orc is estimated to work $500 to
the ton. making the lot worth 81 900.
We should call that pretty good
nights work. The man certainly
earned his 81. But where ia the next
mine on the Coast that is taking out
900 day to the man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

DIRECTLY after the publication of Mr..
Parnell's letter in Dublin, deprecnting
tho formation OF the Tenants Defense
Association the Governor OF Kilmain-
ham Jail was superseded by two new
governors. There seems 10 be a reaction
setting in. Although 400 Leaguers are
in prison, occasional events show that
tho spirit underlying the League move
ment survives. Already $500 cases arc
before the Land Court, 5000 were en-
tered Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-06

The Mississippi steamer, Jennie Gil
christ, which ran against pier of the
Rock Island bridge, Friday, was stove,
and sank in twenty-five feet OF water.
The accident is attributable to tho dis
ablIng of the machinery OF the bont MS
she was approaching the bridge, and
tho disaster which followed, to drunk
onness OH the part OF tho officers and
crew.