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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
Talking Birds.

Parrots, sIartihbo aii' ".N"""'
! not the only birds that "talk."
lids not possessed Of active pow
Of melody are usually gifted
h very varied abilities of artic-
Sdon. A hooded crow, for in
|nce, can produce an astonishing
i.ty Of complex noises from his
bat, and his talents only lack
|dva,ion to enable him to give
erance to words, but his natur-
language is the very reverse OF
and cannot, in any sense
considered as a song. ] have
pwn a hooded crow to say
spa" with great correctness,
what is more remarkable, he
sriably applied the name to its
bpef owner-not the noodles
pa, but his masters. The start
talks very roughly indeed to
fellows, but he is one Of the
J, mimics we have. initiating tho
les Of other birds, and even the
|man voice, with great accuracy.
agpies also, can be taught to ar
ulate with a tolerable degree Of
ruracY. The mocking bird, too,
well known in some parts Of the
bited States, has no natural mel
\ Of his own, but he contrives
copy in a most faithful MINER,
'ongs Of nearly all his feather
nsighbors. Curiously enough,
only case | have known OF
hng canarics have occurred in
west Of England, but | am no,
to draw any conclusion Of val
from that circumstance. /,
~ be a mere coincidence, or
us may possibly be a certain
nily Of canaries settled in the
. country, whose peculiar gifi
SO initiate, with a fair amour,
accuracy, the various intonation,
'he human voice. A canary
med by a lady in Weston.
pe-Mare, was accustomed tc
Tits mistress, an invalid, say
conclusion Of its song: "Oh
n'yl beauty! Sing that again! |!
asse words the bird picked up
dwas soon able to repeat, bu
education made no further pro
e'' and no additional word
ae acquired. The, short sen
aee was never uttered save ahe
1ll'ant Y burst Of song. 1t
Guy 'ncorrectt to suppose that n
1a'ug Is ever attached by talk
o''ds to such words or shol
4nees as they may be able
a'snce. The well-known cas-
ne Edinburgh parrot, who's
guar accomplishments ha,
'aoI been noticed in more tha
Periodical, has settled Il
'00n once and forever. So 4
: this clever bird above tine
s 'alk' that he rarely spoil
saa which had not direct rel
. surrounding objects
a strange dog in.rodu
49, .ne room was greeted wi
). ':s.;4.-;..:5si.s,;. ], !.
r.0''' cut I'm 80 frightened
Ssmen attending his numero
nv were politely requested
cos the Psalm r and, as Il
~ ZEN would SAVIOR somewhat
n s',l wy 'Ireverenes on Polls pa
IVY iair to add that he v
Mucular at meal times
NE azeao.ki-i c-.t..
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HUNTSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
- 49, ..s.s-.sp........ -
HrsTSsitIE. AisSHifk.,'

The dirty serrrd year besins Ass4,,
,Is,. A more healthy location cannot bs
found The Colless pas never IN . mors
prosperous ec-tiisoa. A fsli Faculty ef
thorough teachers. spientid buildings, ard
and . esmplsss estht far I'll Appointments.
literary. nwstc: laneusess and srt. O6sss
the highest sdvsntagss. A dslighxhd Hsns
for pariIs. Pric<s reduced 70 suis ~
iimes. Special is<aeenesss oAervd. Yw
Terms spd Nev Csialsasgss. sddrss
Rsv. 4. = Josss An. Pps
1s'y ssw
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17
Iron Tuesd.y D.ily.l
0AlSaxanaL.


Special Masonic eommunicstion this
evening.
The music of the Touring mill greets
the ear again to day.
The.excursionists for San Francisco
left that city on their return home this
morning.
Mrs. n. ]. Hurt departed on a two
mouths visit to the Golden State by
the train this morning.
Counsellor A.. G. Ellis, who is retain.
ed in the Independence Valley water
case arrived here from Carson last
evening.
A party from Deer Lodge. Montana,
emigrating eastward. passed through
here with a team aud complete travel
ing outfit yesterday.
About IL hundred thousand pounds
OF merchandise, principally for Tu,oa.
rora. now awaits shipment at Warner
* Co.'S warehouse. and more arriving
daily.
Il. Il. Campbell. superintendent OF
the Nisalia division Of tho Central Pa
citic. accompanied by his wife aud
mother. passed west on the train this
morning.
A. v. Lancaster. Dennis Byron.
Robert Hubs, Gabriel Cohn. j. D..
Ford, Dan Mahon, j. z. Bryne aud
several Others came down from the north
by private conveyance.
d. II. Haskell. Central Pacific Town
Site Agent, came up from the West on
last nights train. He remains here to.
day, and will probably go east as far as
Wells before returning homewari.
Fred Dorette of Silver Creek arrived
here from Wood River by the train this
morning. lie regards the country M a
good one; rich in mineral. but thinks u
year hence quite early enough for gen.
eral immigration.
Major W. w. Mccoy, who died at bis
ranch in California IA few days ago, was
one Of the Vice Presidents Of the M
tional Association OF Veterans of tue
Mexican War. for the State Of Nevada;
Hon. Jerry loore Of Ruby Valley being
the other.
The east. bound emigrlnt train this
morning took through II car load Of In.
dams destined for Fort Hall, Idaho.
They are Of the tribe of Snakes; were SO
in number and were made up of bucks,
squaws and children. Lieutenant
Mills aud three members OF the 2Ist u.
>. Cavalry bad chnrge OF the Indians,
having brought them from Vancouver,
Washington Territory. The band Is
made mp Of s;ragglers who came in ut
the close Of the Banuock war. They
90 to Ogden; thence north by the Utah
X Northern road.
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tFron Monday D.ily.l


Fright received BY rail. to day. was
two cars Of general merchandise; two
a = Of lumber for Triton & Brown at
Tuscarora, and one car Of lumber for
Payne 4 Fernald Of Elko. A car load
Of brick WAS shipped to S. wenban at
Cortex, via BeoWAUe.
The Directors car Of the C. p. Com
pany. With Treasurer Z. w. Hopkins.
was attached to the west bound train
this morning. The "Scioto Valley
special car Of that Ohio road, with Mr..
Adams and a party Of siI persons, was
also Of the same truin.
Allen Peurod arrived here by am
from Island Mountain Saturday even
ing. de is serene and hearty as usual,
aud REPORTS everything in u HourisLing
condition at that elevated center. II lie
can secure n mower for loading, he will
start on his return trip Wednesday.
At his dairy just below town, James
Russell lie now regularly engaged in the
manufacture Of q prime article Of
cheese. His generosity having enabled
Us to put ourself outside of n large
chunk Of the same. We are in proper
condition to know whereof We speak.
Sheriff Fitch arrived here from his
flying trip to kiusIey district b. The
1880 train last night. He brougL, Il
couple Of hundred pounds OF maguid
cent ore rs specimens from the Kinsl-y
mines, AM reports them AS opening out
finely. large bodies of the rich ore men.
tioaed now being developed.
Since our old friend Harrington, the
sturdy pioneer Of Jack creek. presented
Us with that marvellous string Of fresh
mountain front our bowels OF conIp,s.
sion have generously gone out toward
all The poor devils forced to subsis, on
IA ball beef diet. In with
nIodern usag-, however. our genera ,i,y
Is of ~ purely moral nature.
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sudden Death

..
About 6 O'Clock last evening All Wing
n young Chinnmnn, who for a long time
past has been employed as waiter at
the Gem Restaurant, suddenly fell to
the flo r. and expired iu a couple Of
minutes. He had just taken au order
from "A customer, and stepped into the
kitchen falling as stated. DR.. Mei.s,
who was near by at the time, was in
stantly summoned. but death inter-
veued before he arrived. II was pro.
nounccd u case Of heart disease. De.
ceased was a bright and intelligent
young fellow, aud being uniformly
atfable and o~bliging Was n general
favorite with the patrons Of the house.
The funera! takes place at 2 o'clock to.
morrow.
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Stag Arrivals,
Stage arrivals last evening-Harry
Garner.
From Thursdays Daily. ]
SRlmagundi.

bHiunaa uuul.
Thompson 4 Vests History Of Ne
VIDA Is nearly ready for the press.
\ car load OF general merchandise
was received here from the west to.day.
Reinbart 4 Co, to-day, shipped
from here to Eureka, three car loads Of
barley.
The renowned M,dison Square Com
pany will do WInuemucca the honor of
presenting her C tizans With a peek at
Hazel Kirke'' next Saturday.
The weather in the East for the past
Few days has been intensely hot, in
many places the mercury rising above n
hundred. Suustrokes are Of frequent
occurrence.
by consent of the parties TO tho
REORGANIZATION suit, now in it's pre-
iIminary stage at Eureka, a jury has
been dispensed with. and the case will
bo tried by the oourt.
Joseph Opcnshaw claims to have dis.
covered thc prescott comet just before
sunrise ON the morning of tho 18th Of
June. aud states that he mentioned the
Tact to several parties directly after.
Budden the Photographer, is now
prepared to take any style of picture
desired at the gallery opposite the
Upper Depot. Dudden is a first. class
old time artist, and furnishes nothing
but No. ! pictures. Go md see him.
Ry the unusual rise Of water In the
Humboldt this season Warner Il Co.
have los; $50 tons Of ice. stored near
the banks of that stream. Their failure
to continue" tue regular supply to Gus.
toners is attributable TO the above men.
toned fact. q,
Warner X Co. TO day loaded Duuton's
Tuscarora teams with q car load OF
lumbar for Urton & Brown. Their fast
freight team also loaded 1000 pounds
nt MERCHANDISE for Tuscnrora this
evening, which will leave hero about
midnight for its destination. r5,4
j. Henderson, the Banker, gives
notice through m addition to his regu.
lar advertisement in TO days issue, that
be makes liberal advances on gold dust,
aud his business relations with San
Francisco are such as to insure 10 de-.
positors with him the very hiphcs,
prices %obtainablc for tho crude metal.
Attention is directed to tho adver.
tisemcnt. under the head of New To.
day. OF II. Mccain Of fInlleck Station.
The mail wagon carrying plsscng, r.
aud express leaves Hams place for
Ruby every Saturday morning, return.
lug the following day. thus rfrordiog
qnick and cheap transit batwc,n tho
pOin's mentioned.
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Iron Wednesday. p.il,.l
NaInagaaai.
The Pre.id.n, 1. ..iIl improving.

The Presidsn, is s,ill improving.
We arc sorry to learn that w. T.
Smith is quite seriously i'll at his home
in Tuscarora.
The stage from Tuscarora this even.
ing brought down three bars Of Navajo
bullion valued at $5.643 &C.
warnsr & Co. this morning loaded
Robert Hnbbs' teams With I6. 900
pounds Of general merchandise for Tus.
oarora. arrr sr -atr -
Allen Penrod loaded his team with
supplies aud n new mower purchased
from John Ainley. and started on his
return trip to Surrounded Mountain.
He'll make il on time.
The wool crop of W. n. Mitchell, Of
Huntington Valley, for the present sea.
son, amounting to 5000 pounds, has
just been hauled here for shipment. and
was forwarded by rail 10 Sau Francisco
by b. Reinhat g. Co. From there IL
will be forwarded to the Eastern mar.
ket.
Fred Lovelock unloaded from his big
team at the depot platform yesterday
1000 pounds of wool in sacks, which
lie had hauled down from the northern
part OF the county. 1t was delivered
here to the account OF A. Prmeaux, OF
Tuscarora. and was sheared from the
hocks OF Mr.. Hnllam, Of Cornucopia
The three bois,erous mokes who
made Sunday night hideous with hilar.
ious obscenity were yanked up before
Justice Sugget end pleaded guilty to
the charge of disturbing the peace.
The court awarded to euch culprit a
fine of S27 so us the price of such frac.
ture of the law. which were
finally rnstled up by the peuitents.
These particular roosters will probably
be less exuber"ntly demonstrative on
similar occasions.
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lFron Friday. Dsily.l

delafia. =
copious thunder showers visited this
section last night and thi. evening.
F. F. Coffin is nov superntendine
the Holmes mine at Candelaria.
The process Of sinking has just been
resumed in the Grand Prize shaft.
The Jarrett. Mahan water case still
occupies the attention Of tho District
Court.
Only portion OF the e1ousionists
from this section. have got home again
from the west.
The Indians at the Duck valley res
ervaiion are just nov in the midst OF a
gland aboriginal fandaugo.
w. T. Smith Of Tuscarora. is still
confined to his bed. He IL reported
seriously. but not dangerously i'll.
Mrs. James Talbot has gon on a ten
days visit to Glover valley. She Is
stopping with her friend Mrs. Charles
Lampman. il.H. WAN
John Flemmer. escaped from the
Battle Mountain Jail. was recaptured by
officers Harville md Parker, near Tus.
cnrora, and held for the Lander off.
GERS.
A collision between q coEple OF tea
trains near Browns Station yesterday
is rumored. Howatt, one Of the con-
ductors, is said TO have been slightly
hurt.
The quarterly report Of the County
Auditor and Treasurer occupies a great
portion, of our space to day. but its. pc
rnsal will be found interesting to the
greater portion Of our readers. at least.
SRvsr State: Gather Wilbur, the
Indian agent at Yakima. has depleted
the Malheur reservation Of everything
that was valuable and portable. Thou.
sands OF dollars worth Of supplies have
been taken to Malheur since the Indians
left there. three years ago. from which
neither the Indians nor Government
will derive much benefit, but that is the
way the money goes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
Iron Saturdays Daily.1
8AlnaE0nAi.

SAlnaEHnAi.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows ct
their Hall tonight
George T. Re6sull has Just been
elected Mining Recorder for Tuscarora
district.
A tight shower OF rain fell here last
night. and to-day Is me Of the pleas
antest OF the season.
The stage this evening brought from
Tuscarora q sack Of crude bullion val.
ued at 81 1000 from Urton & Co.
Superintendent John McNally is eI
pected 10 return to his home In Tusca
rora from San Francisco about the 18th
instant. We are glad to hear that he
has recovered his wonted health.
We are requested TO announce TO the
public that Miss Hattie Cullen will
teaching at the school.house
again on Monday morning for the pur.
pose Of closing the interrupted term.
Superintendent C. A. Watson aud
Postmaster l.. W. Jarvis, who have
been in tow on business from Colum.
bia for a couple Of days. started on
their return home by stage this morn.
ing.
The news from the President this
evening is OF the same highly encour.
ngipg nature that has arrived during
the past three days. He tests well, has
n good sppetite aud seems to be im.
proving s e~nernlly.
Rev. j. ID. Beard will preach a; the
Church to morrow morning nt IL o'clock.
Sunday School at 1880; evening ser
vice Mt 3, when lie will deliver ~
special address fer children, to which
parents are also specially invited.
Our old Elko county friend, Mr..
James Carr, was a candidate for Pro
bate Judge n: the recent election in
Custer county, Idaho, bat. We ARE sorry
TO say. was defeated. The Judge Lacked
Just twenty. seven votes Of tile requisite
number.
THE Times Reuir,0 says: The Dirrc
tors OF the Brown n Urtuu Company
declared a cash dividend Of IS. 33J 30
OF eight aud one. half cents per share
for the month Of June. There is
still n handsome cash surplus IN tue
treasury. and that. with the bullion
production Of tho mill. i; is expected
will enable the board to continue tie
dividends Mt the above rate during the
year.
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Hotel ArriYaIS.

w. +. Touk,n. Tuscarora.
Miss Cora Lancaster, do
Harry Garner. do
Alfred Speckett. Fort Hulleck.
August Reboule. Lamoille.
q. H.. Wright, Sau Francisco,
w. $. Greenfield, do
+. II. Gilman. do
G. j. Paddock. do
Alfred Wild. Bullion.
Mrs. IL. f. Wild, do
Edison Rowland. do
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Hotel Arrivals,

c. W. Pool. San Francisco.
Felix CpblcIz, do
&. Ii. wn,pp!e. do
J. S~oudas. do
L. VI. Frank do
James llamill, wnnemucca.
j. &. Cove aud wife. do
Paul SrhilIers,rum. South + rk.
q. ". IIsrIesty. do
j. +. Rocker, Huntington.
Ihos. Duffy. Iu,cnr1ra.
+ 5. wucup. do
q. ". Morley. do
} 7. Lyme. Independence Valley
]. ". J.rr,tt. do
J.. J. Harrington. DO
j. VI. Atkinson and wife. Dseth.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17

The shooting under the auspices Of
the Eiko i;'ae Club. which came Off 1T
the rang" west Of town Thursday. drew
quite " crowd from L,moills aud Other
adjacent points, exciting considerable
Interest in the result.
In the frs; match tho folloWing was
tue
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
u Fastg FreIshs H

On and nfte, Wednesday, June LIST. a
Fast Freight team will leave our depot
in Elko at D o'clock every other morn
ing, and will arrive in Tuscarora at Z
p. ~. Of the same day. Price of freight
invariable two cents per pound. Mark
goods for this line Fast, care Nv
Eiko." W in n circle.
c. c. WARMER & Co.
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The wiunrrs If the first mattel, were,
First prize Cox, Of EIko; Second
Conner, OF Fort lIallcck; Thirl- Kings
ton. OF Elko. The winners Ia the sec
onl match were: First prize - Watson.
Of Colnmbin: Second Rigsby. OF Elko;
Third-BiUwn. Of Elko.
In view Of the fact that tho wind
during the day. blew almost n gale, its
direction being across the range. the
shooting was quite as good rs co lid he
reasonably expected.
Another purse Of so was made M
and shot for yesterday; G. II. Bruce Of
Fort Hall'ck taking tho money on n
score Of %.
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Nevada Made Cigars.

W. I. Robinson Of Carlip. has. we be.
lievc, the only regular cigar manufac.
tory in this state. II is not I'm exten.
sivo establishment; Mr.. Robinson him.
self doing all the work, but no keeps
constantly employed; makes a first rate
article. ana tho business pay. This is n
home Industry, aud AS IL has demon
strAtcd its ability TO compete With
foreign manufacture, local patronage
should DO literally lent 10 its support.
A single trial will convince tho most
skep,ioa! that no beitor cigar can be-
obtained for The money. on tho Const
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Good Reports From Lone mountain.

j.. j.. Gnlligan writes from Lone
Mountain to parties here who ore inter
esteJ in the Morrimnc mine Of that dis.
sriot that the new shaft nov bling sunk
on the lead is down thirty i've feet aud
thoroughly timbered from the surface.
Tho ground, which bad for some time
been quito hard. has chdngcd'io a soft
formation, aud n body Of ore much sn
pcr'or 10 anything previously encoun.
tered has just bcon struck. and is being
opened out ns fast as the small force
employed can accomplish that object.
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i L. Morgan has received from the
manufactures at Chicago. a lot Of steel
h"rs" shoes Of an entirely new p.tt,rn,
witch are srit To- be rapidly taking the
place OF the old-style iron ones in the
E'st. NJ. Morgan h ~ submitted them
To numbers of practical horse men for
NtuInatiOn, and TIA" untnimoc4 ver-
dict TINS far expressed is that this t ell
shoe will supercrte all others. 1t is
claimed by the Manufacturers that by "A
patented process tue steel is tOughrn d
to AN equality with iron, III that resp-c,.
retaining at the sane time the usual
enduring quality Of that metal. The
"thrr OBJ elton to steel shoes their
tendency TO make alma to slip 8
overcome 10y the Peculiar construction
OF th" patent shoe. Abound the outer
RIM OF its face IL a succession of caIks
drawn nenrly to an edge from the inner
rim; the mil holes being between the
caikS. This outward slope from the
inner rim Of the shoe will also prevent
'o"iIing while travelling in snow. The
superior steel enables Also great reduc-
ten III two weight Of the shoe, and an
animal, 10y RESTING it. weight evenly on
tn" whole circumference OF the shoe,
secures n moro certain footing than
when merely resting upon three points.
These shoes can he set at about the
price OF the ordinary iron ones. and a
practical lest Of their value is now
bpiny mnd, Loro
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Hotel ArrIyAis.

j. ID. Crutcher, Duck Valley.
Jud Dakiu, Lamoille.
Lizzie A. Robinson, Carlin.
q. b.. Monroe, Oakland.
Amos Roach, Pleasant.
J. Mccormick, San Francisco.
A. X. Corye!l, Lone Mountain.
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THEFbcst qualify Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
* Co.. Prourietors.
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The Supreme Court. on Saturday ad.
mitted 10 the bar. G. Armstrong and Al.
bert Stefan, n couple Of rising Young
ROSTERS OF Virginia City.
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Fen sale by Il. Rsinhart & Co., in
lots to suit. about $ tons OF cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17

FtSE blackberry brandy. for medicinal
purposes; Warranted perfsstly pure; for
sale ut the Gem.
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CHAMPAGNE OF the best quality and
brands, can be had at Reckhart &
eroeheh's Saloon. ..Fr -.r4
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stage Dcpartures.

This morning-Mrs. P~srthing. Mrs.
A. J. GARDENER, Mrs. r. Brown, Mrs.
Hsws.
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Hotel Arrivals.


Hotel Arrivals.
W. 7, Bay. Huntington.
G, ii. bruce, Halleck.
atn Charles Fetshay. Wells.
i. ClngRagc. Carson.
j. Matthews, Stnr Valley.
Thomas Tobin. Mound.
-
Stage Arrivals,
Stage arrivals this ovoning-R. q.
LaTaway, O. W. Pool and b. Castillo.
LAsoS invoice Of Key West
Cigars just received OF lhs Gem.
FHEsu Bread, Pies aud Cakos A, tho
Hlko Bakery.
A~'L"AuSss BEER on draught al the
Gem Saloon,
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Stage Departures.

Departures-G. b. Wright. NJ. J..
Roberts, Samuel Mooser and Two boys,
Fred poreiie.
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COURT.
Hon. :. H.. FIack. Presiding.

Saturday, July 8, 1881.
Ia conrt has been occupied to day
with the same case that hus claimed its
attention during the week. The exam
ination Of witnesses will probably be
concluded this evening.
Court convened at the usual hnnr this
morning. and the taking Of testimony
Ia the case Of Williams VS.. K.nned,v
was resumed. 1t 3.I5 +. NJ. tho eyi
d'nce beng all in. court adjourned
until TO morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
this morning. and has becn occupied
during the day IN hearing the argument
IN the Williams Kenneday case, which
was not yet concluded when We went 10
press.
Wednesday,, Jnly 10.
Argument Of counsel in the Williams.
hcnnnday case was concluded ut 0
O'Clock last evening. aud court then adj.
j"utned until 10 o'clock this morning
On r%econvcning at the usual hour this
morning the court instructed the Jury m
the above mentioned case, which then
retired to deliberate. and ut 1880 4. n.
returned with q verdict for plain iG in
damages 10 tho extent Of SI.O55. A re.
cess was then taken until | O'Clock.
On renssembIing at the appointed
hour. the case CT Joseph Jarret vs. Dan
Alahan-to test water right-was called.
aud Tho work Of securing jury to try
the case was completed nj 2:3U r 81.
The balance Of the ycnire was then OF
cuscd Tor tho tern, aud court adjon; ned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, pursuant TO adjournment, aud
has been occupied during tho day In
nearing the testimony OF witnesses In
tue jarrett Mahan case testing tho right
TO certain waters in independence VAL
ley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-17

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