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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-09-10
e7th Day OF August, A. d. 1851

between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. viz. at IL O'Clock noon. will sell
all the right. title. claim and interest of the
said defendant. George :. Ellison, Robert
Lanter aud Geo. j. McConkcy OF, in and to
the above drrcribed property, NJ the Court
Huus. donr In uamiltun, White Pine counsy.
Nevada. at Public anction. Tor goli coin. cash
In hand to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
a6.td. Ed. RAUM. She :if
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Gravy Preferred.

Some one wrote to Horase Greeley
inauiring If gnano was good to put on
potatoes. He said it might DO for
thosa whose tastes had become Wit.
lated with tobacco and rum, but he
preferred gravy and butter.
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HAyING LEASED THIS OLD AND
IL populnr Saloon it will he ours aim to
keep always on hand full supply of tho
finest quality Of
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Woodchoppsrs Wanted.

CEyERAL GOOD W0ODCHOPPERS CAN
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Cherry Greek, September |, 1881.
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United States Deputy Surveyor.
Cherry Creek, Nevada.

A IL KINDS OF SURVEYING ATTENDED
"A to at shnrt notice and reasonable rates.
81 Particular atfentien paid to obtsiniug
United States patents for mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
The special Hea.ion.

The special executive session Of the
United States Senate opens At Washing
ton 70 d y, and - the Democrats have
a clear working majority in that body
there 10 no reason TO doubt that they
will act precisely as their political Up
ponents always have. and would again,
under similar circumstances. Satur-
days dispatches from Washington state
that the members OF both parties held
caucuses that day, at which all bet four
Republicans aud five Democrats were
present.. Senator Bay srd. OF Drlawarr.
Was the unanimous choice OF the Demo
cratic caucus for Pr, sidept pro tom. -.
and he will, in all probability. be elected
to that important position this morning.
the selecting Of n presiding officer being
necessarily the first business Of the
session. The choice could not possibly
fall upon a more worthy gentleman. nor
one more thoroughly qualified to dis
charge the duties Of the position ably
and impartially.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

THH penalty which. under the law,
Messrs. Brady Il Co.. the slippery Star
Reuters, will have to pay-iu case OF
conviction vii! be a fine Of $40, 200,
or two years imprisonment, or both.
II, pcrndventure. these worthless should
procure a ticket through, which is by
no means likely. their transactions in
th" Post Office Department would not
be such q disastrous investment as to
deter other euterprisirg officials from
engaging in similar speculations. The
payment Of n pnltry $1,000 will go but
n very short distance toward atonem-ut
for the villainies prncticed by these
robbers. involving loss OF millions to
the people. Nothing short OF hard
labor for the terms Of their natural
lives, and an extremely frugal diet, can
adequately compensate each one OF the
thieves upon their conviction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
Tn. SPECIAL sE..Iox.
Bsyard Elected President % a.,

Tho United States Senate convened
in special session At Washington yes,er.
day, and was called to order by H.rrs-
son. who. after . prayer by Chaplain
Bullock. who alluded in feeling man.
nsr to tho deaths OF Presidsnt Garfield,
Senator Burnside and Secretary Burch,
said: ~ have been requested by q
number Of Senators on both sides of
the chamber to call the Senate to order.
IL there 10 NO objection will proceed
to call the Senate 70 order, that ne fnat
proceed with its business. Senate will
please come to order and the Clerk will
report to the Senate the message Of the
President conveuing this session OF the
Senate" The Presidents proclatns. ..
ton having been read. Pendl.ton then
moved the adoption Of the following
resolution: That Thomas F. Bayard is
hereby chosen President pro tenn Of the
Senate. Edmunds said that of course
he did not object to the present con
sideration OF the resolution. but b.
thought. under existing circumstances.
that 1t was his duty to present the ere:
d.nt'nls Of Senators elect. which he
thereupon did. The credentials having
been read. Edmuuds moved that the
oath Of Office be administered to those
gentlemen by Senator Anthony, the
senior Senator. Pendleton moved to
lay the motion on the table. Carried.
Yeas, Sc; nays. 81. Davis, of Illinois,
voted with the Republicans in the mega.
tive. Malone did not vote, and Plat
and Fair we're pnit,d. Bayard was then
installed as President Of the Senate,
for which he returned thanks and in.
voked the confederation aud coopera-
tion OF the Senators. He referred to
the sad circumstances which caused the
call OF the Senate. aud said that the
grief which penetrates every household
in the land should soften party asperi.
ties in the Senate and lead to hur.
monious action. ....-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

A New YoRK special to the Philadel-
phia Ledger says positively that the
President has offered Conkling the post
OF Secretary Of the Treasury. and he
has accepted it with the understanding
that he will enter upon the duties Of
the Office when the regular session com
meuces. When the inside history Of
Jones recent hasty errand to Utica aud
the President's subsequent visit TO New
York comes to be written, II will be
found that 1t was to perfect this ar
Tangement, by which ConLIiug has be en-
kept away irOm the Convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

AT Lancaster. Penn. Thursday, Ed
ward Sanders and Philip Rogers. two
notorious characters. forced their way
into tho room Of Nrs. Mary Seymour,
aud in the presence Of her three chill.
drsn Sanders criminally assaulted her.
The woman struggled desperately and
at length escaped. Sanders followed
her into the street and knocked her
down several times. Tho lady escaped
TO q neighbours house. whore she died
from the effects Of the injuries. Both
men were arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

Mus. CHRIsTIAScY testified In her own
behalf in the divorce suit now pending.
Not being a competent witness as TO
charges OF adultery, her testimony was
confined 10 the acts OF cruelty az stated
in her cross bi!l. She testified that on
two occasions the eI Senator struck aud
knocked her down, and ouce in Peru
ne pushed her out OF the house and
closed the door against her. In Wash.
iugton, on n very cold night. he would
not allow her TO have any clothing
upon her. and another time he came to
her bed and abused her pinched her
and used all sorts Of violence. At the
legation in Peru be assaulted her while
dressing. As he was striking her, a
gentleman stopping in the house over
night stepped into the room aud came
To her protection. After that che re-
fused to live with him longer. and few
days later left for home.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

IT Is interesting to learn from con.
temporary, says the Virginia Chronicle.
that its local reporter recently had the
pleasure Of saying GOOD day!" 10
Senator Fair. There is nothing like
encouraging these bonanza kings. An
encouraging. pleasant word from a
cheerful reporter. or feassuring smile.
as II to say: 60 on. my metallic
friend. with yonr work Of exploration.
backed by my hearty support" oftcu
inspires renewed ambition iu the minds
Of men crushed with cross cuts and
weighed down with winzes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

BOT asionished his Christian mother
by asking her for dollar to buy share
in a raflie for n silver watch that was to
be rrffled Off in O beer saloon. HIS
mother Was horri6ed and rebuked him.
But, mother" said he. don't you
bake cake with a ring in it to be
rafasd off at the fair7" "Oh. my son, 4"
said she, that WAS for the church. I"
" But il it was wrong" said the boy,
wonld doing it for the church make it
r:ght2 Would it be right for me to
steal money to be put in the collections? /?
Aud II 1t was right for the church. is it
not right for me to get this watch il
can?" The 60 d woman was SPEECH
less. and no person can answer the
boys argument. The practices are both
wrong or they are both right.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

VIZ regret to state. says the Carson
Tribune OF Wednesday. that p. Cnva.
naush, Sr..is gradually failing in health.
aud that the chances are lie will shortly
succumb to the disease he has fought
80 manfully. lie is now entirely help.
less. the lust shock having deprived
him OF the use of his hands. and so it
Is but a question Of a few days Of life
with him. He is having all the a,ten
tion loving children and Kind friends
oan give him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

The steamer Canada from Havrs with
the French delegation to the Yorktown
celebration arrived st New York Thurs
day, aud was met by American and
French men Of War. which were wait
ing. Salutes were exchanged ind the
gu,s escorted by the co biued squad
rons mp tie harbOr to the city. Atnovn
the del'ga,ion landed. and. accom-
panied by the committees OF reception,
We're escorted by the eventh Regiment
aid proceeded mp Broadway to u hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
TIE Pri.es or rranps.

The Nemphi Appeal Of the 9th ult.,
says: THE very romance Of tramp life
was eIemplined yesterday by q dilapi
dated individual with only one leg.
whose name was registered at the station
house as w. II. Cardwell. He is known
to many persons ss . reporter. and has
lived . most rariegsted life. His full
name is Henry Wyatt Henry Cardwell.
His father was the eminent DR.. Gard
we'll. Of Richmond. Va, and his mother
was the daughter Of the world renowned
orator. Patrick Henry. Cardvell is said
to be graduate Of Washington Uni
rersity. and has withal polished .du-
cation. He has the remarkable faculty
OF repeating long poems from memory.
l!is said he eau troll out Child Harold,
Don Juan. and such poems. from begin
ming to end. At the age OF fifteen he
joined the Confederate army. and was
shot at Manassas, losing bis leg. He
wns taken to the Richmond Hospital.
where he excited the attention of promi
nent ladies and gentlemen by his pre-
cocity. Afterward he became private
secretary to Senator Foote. He has
wandered all over the country, being
now heard Of in New York, now in
Cincinnati, now in Louisville, and now
in Washington. At the present time he
IL hard OF in Memphis. Wherever he
has been he has had pursuer-wLisky.
II has made him q tramp all over the
United States. and has frequently caused
him to be arrested. He has an e1ten-
sive acquaintance with the great men
OF this country, aud has now in his
possession letter from Alexander II.
Stevens, congratulating him on his re-
form. He is o man Of good address
and has reduced begging to a 6ne art.
For instance. in approaching a stranger,
he will say: "Will you pardon the per
feet ingeniousness OF the REQUEST, and
aduance me the loan OF half dollar TO
get nights lodSipgl" Should the
: person thus approached deny the re-
quest he will not be Indignant or in.
suliing. but will gracefully change the
topic OF conversation to national poll
tics. the ethics Of journalism. the traits
oil great men, or -imilar topics. He is
"fi accomplished performer on the
banjo. With all his bad habits he is
said TO be honest. 1t is one remnant OF
the Virginia gentleman. A more re.
marknble Career could hardly be i'm.
HgiDed-from q fine family to the pro.
fession Of a COMMON tramp. and he is
only about thir,y.fve years OF age.
There was a time when he would force
his why into the families of respectable
people, but he does so no longer, and il
Is only too palpable that he has lost
caste with himself"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

The Philadelphia Record. II R"publi
can journal. speaks up AZ follows
"Thcre Is neither Vice-Presidrnt nor
Presidenl pro ten. nor Secretary of the
Senate to swear in new Senators. Th.
Democrats must organize the Senate,
whether they would or not. by eleciing
a President pro TEN. to begin with. II
they elect Senator Bayard the limo Of
the Presidency will lie secure enough to
suit The American people. Would to
heaven the Presidency might never fall
into more unworthy hands"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
SIMMoND'S
I" "NABOB" "
Pure Whisky.

ESPERlESCE u SHOWN THAT Ma.
II BOD WHISKY one of the bcst mcdi.
clhaI preparations 0Nn. and is highly re
commended by the aculty for all cases o.
NeENousuess. Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, etc. II. popularity throughout
the Eastern States has been great, and u
comrs 10 the .PAcisc Coast Endorsed ~ the
e-rtthenter Of Dr =. Dana Hayes. State Assn,
cr OF MAsshchuscttr, aud Dr. H. e. Louder.
back OF 81. Louis. Mo. These certificate. mr..
most direct IN their statements, HvcTriup thai
the Sabob WhirkyI- without exception, th,.
puTr-i article that can &c used either m.di
cinhlly or for Indigestion and Nervous Ancr.
lions, and can be used with the utmost conf .
dence. The aUnly-i~ shows that this Whi,ky
I. ifrr rom haNurIng oilr acids, metals or
nihCt HcIet"fious b,tancrs. Dr. Have,
further SAYS that purC of supr,in, IT55Si
". ana suitable for di"tcIic aud medicinal
purposes. Such recommendations urC The
strongest that can be- furnished and a. thor,
are thou,and- Of letters tesiifying to the ncr
It's NJ the Whisky ms family remedy AMI
tonic no iutthrr proof OF it, excellence need
he gwen. Sine" the Nabob Mcdica;cd Whisky
has been introduced. the Medical FacuIy ha.
"'teoled properties which make Il valuable
As Blood PHTiher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

SonE eIcit, ment was caused at Cieve.
land. Thursday night. by the report
that Gsrtield's remains had been stol, IL
from the vault. /, was subsequently
learned that q carriage had been seen
leaving the cemetery nbunt midnight.
and inquiry revenltd the fact that the
friends Of the family had been 10 the
vault for the purpose Of changing the
remains from the old to the new casket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

Gov. PtAtsrED. Of Maine, was mar.
ried on Tuesday last to Miss Mabel Hill
at an earlier hour. probably, than ever
Governor was married before. The
ceremony took place In church ut Ave
o'clock In the mornings full hour
bsfor" sunrise. This prompt proceed
ing was necessary In order that the
bridal couple nigh, catch an express
train. Mrs. PlaiMed IL not only q
clever young lady bat beautiful ono.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

REy. On. HAMMOND and his son Harry
bad very narrow escape from a SER
ious accident on Sunday last. says the
Carson hPpeai. Sfr. Hammond was
driving to Genoa to attend service, and
while crossing the little bridge about a
mile this side OF that village one OF the
horses becoming frightened at the run.
ming wood in tho hume. SHED With
such force ngaist the tongue ns to break
It. For few seconds there was promise
OF lively time. but after running few
rods the team Was successfully "bapked''
against the fence aud pile Of stones,
without serious injury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

Tx Haley Miner learns from pros.
pectOrs that bears are SO thick about
Snwtooth that they have driven work
men out OF some sections OF the couu-
try. Nearly every section Of brush
contains one or more bald fuced grizzly.
and Us they are unusually savage men
give them wide birth. II any one has
lost any bears this is the place 10 look
for them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
NUMBER A.


Jous o,Atfs. an S,disA han. Nho k.s
been teaminG In this part d ths GotSs
Try for several ytats. seys Ihs SEsef
State. vas run over and killed By .
quartz wagon on The Balliou Grade. Af
Spring City. last Thhrsda5 sfteraoon.
1t appears thst he left The Bullion Of
Paradi"s niue With load Uf quart. TOT
:hs mill. and IL is thosRht that IL pus-
ting on the brakes on . stsep srsds,
while tidihs ON the wagon. hs fell Oh,
and the wagon wheels ran over AiS
breast. killing him Instantly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

TX the Maino 1mhaS Josrnoi Of .h,.
23d ult., which is published At Bangor.
appeared the following: prof. Pr,uL
Stewnrt. who has been obliged TO post
pono his Western tour on account OF
professional engagements Ia tho East.
was in this city on Wednesday last, on
his way to Sullivan. The Professor 4.
In good health and 10 locking finely"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16
LITERARY REVOLUTION and
UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE,

Eneyopodi. In
bound.
eat puoshing IitaryRs
Of
sakIng
discount;
L~1dina principles AHaeTieau
o. idnR ehalfuh
o book~
u
naks lsndIf fd.nd Is hbeterth 4.
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The New York Republican Con
VemIlon.


Convention in New York. Thursday.
which was controlled by the Half
breeds, who elected Warner Miller. the
newly made United States Senator,
Chairman. over Hon. Frank Hiscock.
the Stalwart nominee. by O majority of
l08. After the usual committee re-
ports, resolutions. ETC., and, according
to the Press accounts. more shouting.
yelping and cheering than ever tor
mented the tympanums OF any terres.
trial Politicalguthering before. uouina.
tions were announced in order. aud
General Joseph B. Carr wns unaui-
mously re-nominated for Secretary OF
State. Ira Davenport was nominated
for State Comptroller. ir place of JAS.
w. Wadsworth. who declined renomina.
ton. Leslie ". ] uss-ll was nominated
for Attorney General. IN place OF Ham
ilton Ward, the present iucumb, Mt.
In the report Of the proceedings OF the
Convention. the effort to make it APPEAR
that the discordant strings played upon
emitted little or nothing but harmony
OF sweet soun is, is not sustained to any
gient extent by the comments OF the
New York press upon the work per.
formed in the great couucil.
The Tribune says: For the frst time
10 many years the Republican opinion
OF New York has found expression in u
State Conventi;n. One hundred and
eight was TIE majority before which the
Coukling machine went to the wall
yesterday. II the voice Of the Rrpub
licaus Of the cities had not been s.ifivd
by district association and had found as
free expression as did that Of their
vention would have been almost unani.
nous.
The Tunes says: The Convention yes.
terday may be justly called II reform
convention. 1t leaves the party in n
healthy and vigorous condition. There
Is no doubt that the action OF the Con-
veutiOn breaking the custom which has
! heretofore given to tie State Committee
| so large an influence and formal action
Of the party, will be generally APP
proved.
The Sun says: From the first to the
last and along the whole line the Sial
warts were routed. and il was evident at
the evening session how they felt. They
felt sullen; they we're in "a state Of mind
tlat ID dangerous to the fnctIon.Iidden
party, uud that is not likely to be less
dangerous at the time Of the election.
The World says: The victory Of the
Hall. breeds im the Convention simply
binds the StnlwaIts to beat the X, pub.
lican ticket in thj election.
The Commercial (StaIwart Republi-
can. strongly intimntes that Conk-
ling's support cannot be had for the
ticket, for how can he be asked with
self respect to offer his services to the
men who by fraud. trescbery, d-crp
ton and ths uSe OF d-spicablo arts
have secured coLuol OF the party and
call themselves Republican lealers2
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

HonD comes from Churchill Co6hty
that COW on the ranch of John r.
Brown not LONG Aiues gave bifih 20 =
calf. aud that exactly si1 weeks after.
yard she gave birth to . second calf.
Both calves arc said 10 b, Of average
size. strong and h.arty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

TuE Hyaid' Washington special says
hints Of tho development OF a scandal
in tho Pension Bureau Of the Interior
Department havo Just como to light.
which threaten TO put 10 blush the petty
pecnlaiions recently exposed In the
Treasury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

THx Paris Figaro states that when
receiving q dcputation Of Roman sym
pithizets. the Pope Informed them that
the time might no. DO far distant when,
to protect the dignity and independence
OF the PoniiAcal and to save himself
from the party Of revolution. he should
havo to quit the Eternal , ity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

oSE OF the Indian chiofs now In
Washington winked Mt n drus clerk
when calling for soda water the other
day. Such little evidences AZ this
should conviuce the mos, sk-p,lcal that
our missionary work among the red
men is not without somo marked re-.
suits. Native instinct never taught the
chieftain this civilized trick.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

A coUrLK Of ColotAdo operators hsd
some words BY ~ire. hardy. one Of
the men, welt some miles to the ststioh
oi Mcbride. the other operKtot. to gsS
revenge. On the following morning
Hardy was found dead and McBfid6
was missing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

A LxTTER from Durango says Thomss
Gottrell and wife, formerly OF Indiana
and late OF Now York, were murdered
at Rio Chico by servant. Tho police
are pursuing him. A considerable
amt upt in drafts on the st. Noroual
Bank Of Los vigos. New Mexico. was
taken by the murderer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

A CNofsslTr paper says that zone
OF the wants Of the day Is school In
which girls may be prepared to serve as
clerks In stores by teaching thom good
manpors."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-16

TIE Carson Appeal says Pat. Birm-
insham. one Of the men shot Oh Friday
last at Pizsn Switch. Mason Valley.
died few hours sttsr the shooting oc4
Cured. Horton the other xouhdsd man.
isst'll aiivs' but no hopes arc entertain
ed OF his recovery,